Evening Star Newspaper, February 15, 1872, Page 4

a _EVENING MURSDAY... 1 LOCAL, NEWS Condensed Locals Hambrick has b uilway clertst P mnsylvania av Tuesday eve- PRAULD CASES IN COURT. Ex Representative Stokes. ores ARIES ; ) THe GEN- om the m ment even w nh heard Sentence wi neral term: rt will unite urday, and be tiually dis- I Mr. Kiddie—I do not know, but I ar honor, that at ad so presamin: from the ru of'y sour part to perpe- . nt. While ut + departed. Joknson Embezzlement THE ACTION OF CONGHESS IN THE EA 1S SUSTAINED AND HE 13 D hyson, indicted for embezzling $10,000 from the treasary, in whieh defendant bad ples iy bar that he had been exa itt Congress. was taken uy, dge Cartter dec mitt iver a short argument t—A plea is pat th mandate of « committee in Cu: gress, testified to all the facts involved in the hich he is charged; and that that le the prosecution against him. is relied upon in support of th. No personexamined aud tee ifying b + House of Congress, or any comm: ther House, shall be held to ans Ny in any court of jnstice, or subject t y or forfeiture for any fact or act to shall be required to testify betore tse of Congres, or any committee of Higase, asto which he shail have to t hetLer betore or after the date of the 1 ned that inaemich as the { before a commitcee of €; he _adictme ainst im. an, facts aced within it, wh the body of his offence, that roteetion of the € that is the po: mnetion against Zs aguinet er ou arrest proceedings at pen- The or the zet would be defea: purpose, bet in its terms. The pur- f this act evidently is to facilitate inv: befure committ. in ens: ed wi jew of doing it, it ¥ man who shail immunity to a compelled to testify. | Its perpese would apply (a man under ind. Ment, as well as to a man who might be in- | ovides fu be dicted. The effect of it would be the same. Woukl be a legal f:aud upon the rights of any individual after indieting hig: to compel him to goand make confession by proces: of law and under promiseof immunity, aud afterwards ex- ecute the law upon it. Néw, Congress did not intend to do any such thing, amd the court has | ro inclination te insixt uw amy such resalt. ‘This demurrer is overruled, and the plea sus | ned. Do you wish to plead over ? Mr. Harrington.—Tkere is nothiag to plead | over to. ‘ourt —That is the po - Rida ppese jad upon the ple . The Cour It ent will follow , unless the government No, sir. This matter fe de- ~—{f you have no other answer to | ~ demurrer, of course it is con- an by <3 55 <1 presume that et Attorney Fir. “teiment? ples operates to quash the in. Le Court Tatesasabar. ~ t discharges the defen he effect of the d t € the a Th ile"s Bail Reduced. ed attention to the case of Mr harge of purloini ‘oer Auditer’s offi d to be used as a $10,000, and asiged papers from the: which it is alleged was 3 rilered which tbe accused gave in the course 9i —t— inE—Hare We a Lucrttic —Th® morning, about tmeng t o’cleck, a colored woman named Amelia Davis, living in Jackson Hall alley, between 3d and 4% and © streets and Pennsylvania aventc, while engaged at ironing bad a valentine bronght to Ler, and on opening the envelope mdexpired. ‘The valengine was i notitied, and sent for Dr. Pot- The deceased was raising an the valentine coutained the ced child.” ‘wds, that aad LTIMoRE AND Potomac RAILROAD.—Gen- tlemen who left Annapolis by rail on Saturday z last, at $ o'clock, reached the terminus Baltimore and Potomac road, 24 miles Cpper Marlboro’, at 11 o'clock. ‘The trains were detained at Patuxeut bridge tn two —— the _, We were with 4 party, and all en! ride. The opening up of the rich tree ait magic. and ever} the strange visitor. welcomed the coming of ¢ laying of the to this village, will be completed early next week. A lar; ght ear is with the train, and mer_ chandise is already being forw: |. We saw a few hogeheads wcek.—Marivoro” Gazette, 14th. ——_ CLostxc OvT or THE Great Exciisn Boox Satw—QOnr readers are that Messrs. lavmer & Cleary, auctioneers, commence this evening, at 7 o'clock, the ciosing out sale of Engleh books, at Hocd’s Marble Building. ‘any of the most valuable books of the caliec- ten are yet to be sold. now ready. —— .Feexcu Gilt Cable Chains, Lockets, ar Rings to mateh, for evening wear, splendid styles, received at Prigg’s J Store, No. + Peunsyivania avenue, between 4% and th sureets. ——— Fresh Keapme—From J. ©. Parker and J. 1L- Kervand “ ady’s Book ‘arch; also from Parker we have Demorest's Monthiy for March, and Harper Weekly for February 2. sciale’ —_—.—__— ‘athelic Mirror,” (Bros- Shillington. .J. we have Grieg advertisement ) er Daily. supervenes to compel | | hae An | way: “at the bail be fixed “* to take in | lands seemed as if by | tobacco on the up train last — Hoop | ee pistrict Politics. N THE TWENTIETH DT ay Hauled NEFTING AT HAS ORDWAY DONE FOR B.N. Meeds asked as to w ne for the pai THR A M dthat when work scounted be bail p whereby Mayor Bowen cash them, ani relief was ator’ arker here asked if men fi New Hamjpoiire, a to rule this meetin &e.) ay continucd, stating that he now iple at stake, and propose k ty. He in the | register bad he bee: voted on joan quest was in favor of improvements—j 2 aright to, and would not wanted. voted in party, be- thun over &e.) al that it is the Mr. Ordway is € meeting of t meeting pate in th He ¢ of Ordway had dene re harm than goo yresen 1 to tollow Ordway conld ¢ i im. Here there was so much confusion that th speaker could not be heard, and Mr. Hilton at Grdway having been heard, it was nt to Par Parker insisted that b nding Ordway, were { I mean A. Grant of the Boys m Blue who gc torehes, &c. OMMEN sel Ordway to be quiet a He did not doubt his repu | against the Board of Public Works and the Governor, against every interest of the labosin, men. He assort of much words tool | Ordway on othere On the | _ After considerable motion admitting Mr. Ordway to Was adopted. Mr. Parker called up tion exnress- | ing contitence in Governor Cooke, and askin Congress to continue the present form of gov- ernment. Mr. E.S. Atkinson (ex-eommissioner) mo: execntive committer, Ked that it be divide i, as many for the last clause. lerable disenssion and e: bing and Ordway got their heads and the’ to: T getting singed, the tly ended. vote was called for, and after an attempt anda partion breaking through, a cond to @ ch place inwhieh Johnson, A. Grav . dohnson’s articlpate A Sxve Orrick—The I: the highest office which can ‘The salary of o7 thousand doltars 1h THE courts. Pouce Covrt, Judge Snell Henry Bentley, for loud and boi uiblie, was fined $5. Frank ith throwing stones, and. breaking a win the house of Thomas Oliver: fined &3. Jol Prender, profanity on 19th stroet; fined $3. occupant is expec haye rea ‘3 WIPE large fortune, besides Hterally living en prin. PECK'S WIPE § i n arrill, assault on Aleck Johnaon, | It is very probable chat Lord Mayo’s widow witl beth colored. Aleck told a long story in| receive a pension from the crown, with an Low Tom was running alter his k's) wite; | Englis to descend on her dea r that he bad got mad about it, or fom, | eldert son, now Earl of Mayo, who was twen’ and asked him what for he wa | one last Ju! = that Tom pitched into him, | 3._Wiltiam and was giving him ti 3 | t city one day brother church mem | je, twenty miles d them. They by ag in the i ally weli punish je n his terrible march. I to cut off his boats to THIEVERIES 1 Euchanan, a ev: arged with stealing an overe: es from Henry A. he reform He bad b keep his fee Protective reveal to they take of charac- ntances, | months in j Mr. 0. D Barrett filed a motion f the Unit for a ng masculine acqu; yrt banish from re able en as are discovered not to 4 not sauce for the goose be 2—they ask. be virtuous. Sb sauce for the gander lLeserter Desentep.—A married woman g man eloped from Jersey City recent- ‘ato Rahway, where they put np at a e dle rsey husband, hearing wher . followed her anil led + back to her father’s house, with the request ake care ot her now, as he didn’t think he 4 ALEXANDRIA. New Preuie Senco. Hoves.—Mr. Joseph Hopkins, member of the common council from the second ward, has prepared plans for a new school house to be erected on_ the mbus and Py sof thé third and four jot, corn ets, tor the be The y eh cight t fry. 1 when completed will be an ornament to th of the city in wh i h, thirty TEES m ra i t wind of last ared the river © om to-day has be 8 ners City of Washing relock this morning hourly trips on the Washing e. The sieamer Arrow resumed her trips to Mount Ver- n unoostructed. and V the trustees of eshing for an i motion of Mr. the heat iding, was approy- to have the new Adolf ¢ luss, Es ciTyYy Boys come and see the solid silver w: ITEMS. dire ‘hand D sug for two years, for S19, at Princ 06 E vania x n for hise District of to the amount of »proved and ordered to be itted his rey owing the number of pu stoi the month to be Bazaar, - Are » Ero Lime,” a sate This is no quack prey prescribed by the: medic a ned. by A.B. Wilbur, No. 166 Court street, Boston. Sold by 0 se for the mont! mussed, 12. Number of pupils er ot pupi spended, ° SLAXvER— Dama the Cirewt ( all druggists, AcTION 5 Arth the ca ke Bur taken ny - CoME AND SEE the bargains at Prince’s Ra- zaar. If you don't see that he offers indave- ments don’t purchase. - M. H. Prince has dec N the first of March to sell off the various goods he has, at cost, as he anticipates making a change. ° For Corns, Bunions, Chillblains, In, Nails, &e., visit Dr. White's rooms, ‘No. #35 15t!, opposite Treasury Department, Washing- ; Nov? North Charles etreet, Baltimore, ao * 2 THE Most celebrated and successful Latrobe Heaters and Slate Mantels in the world; also, Chandeliers, Gas Stoves and Weather Strips, at Hamilton & Pearson’s, No. 4, ¥. M. G. A. Build- ing, 9th and D streets. geen I Witt CLEAR out my furs below first cost; all other goods at cost. I mean what I advertise. Come, and you won't be disappointed. Prince's Bazaar, 1006 Penn. avenue. Rosen's and oth for the next 60 days, Pennsylvavia avenu a THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired an‘ made to order by Hempler, near 4}. street that she li h Allison Nai m overed that Mrs, B. had been hi boring Ler husband. Binghamp- which a itliams, was in- fatally in- fa more A large crowil of young ut happel ~ Y., last Saturday. ni; young man, named Charles stantly killed, two others. proi jured, and several receiving inj or less serious nature. men and boys coasting on the bill, n the Water Cure, using a bov-sled, upon which they piled prom y. ‘Two large torches were placed im front, on the sied, to warn people and teams of its apy went at almost lightning +p pery descent. Cutlery at great bargains t Prince's Bazaar, 1006 ch, as it the slip- yeral trips had been made in crowded with the hilarious gers, had been again started. ing to Mr. Golf came ascent of the I MMEXNSE REDUCTION, orches wari SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS. erasbit tearf wagon ahundred were all piled in on Williams was foun ' outright, the sled dashed’ into x horses and wreck € contused mass, ans young if at the 5 was found to be y inj Fonr others received cuts and The dead and injured were taken into In consequence of the lateness of the season, and o the excitement, finally the vote w ng hands, and the resolution w: in the affirmative and ‘This announcement was * and groans. It was char; that © Wail, on all sides ant. Sonny Le Barnes, Huestis, and other outsiders me there tepack the meeting. Bar. é Nicholson offered a resolution that they wil! supjoxt me one for office, or allow any one who .« not a qualified voter to participate in & Meeting without consent. Mr. Atkinson moved to insert “ democrat ‘The resolut‘on was laid on the table. Mr Johnson offered a resolution de- clerirg E. 8. Atkingon, N.G. Ordway, and W. L. Childs members of the eentral cuumittee. Greut confusion here prevailed, and the chair- man finally declared that the resolution was not inorder, and « motion being made to adjourn was carried. ittempt was mare to or; ter the meeting had CAUT. A. GRANT called the crowd to order aud nominated M Ordway for‘): chairmanship. Mr. O. mounte the table, and amid some coufusion made som: nize the Orid- journed, and } femarks, aud jumping down, all hands lett. the Escaped Nuns Taik to Ladies @nly. ALMOST AS INTPRESTING AS A DIME NOVEL at Lineoln Hull yesterday a jior expectation of a crowded house, 4 ~oudingly large receipts of fractional and corresy. |. we! disappointed, as, notwith- currency, Was v1 4 csther. tho hail was packed. Cee umes? Fesent bad an idea rer would sax “#ything unfit to be br c mixed audience; so ¢ Must eparita- Je that it was rel # wis fervor that r attendance. The ¢™-nun was silk, {rimmed with white lace, cou the lectui a blac! aad De She com- and made with train snd Pomc: abe could iience = eee tes how what she had su. ong years at the hands of the Catholte i cunneries. It was the desire to save er soul that carried her withi nt, which she entered lly hope e the reverse. Fearful and isand words were attributed by | che lecturer to the members of the conventual sisterhood, whose external serenity and sancti- ty of life were once so implicitly trusted by her. | While detailing the life of the Carmelite nuns, tn Pa Preparing for a large Spring Stock, which Iam now having manufactured especially to order, I offer for the NEXT FIFTEEN DAYS SPECIAL BARGAINS. * var by. and Dy ». V. Thayer and Jas. Bowks summoned, who rendered all aid in their power. Suockine Treatment or 1 losures recent! BUSINESS SUITS. ich the inmates of a lunutic | Thore Suits old at asyinm at Evere, near Brassels, have been sub- Suite gold at jected. uite seld at pon the authorities unexpectedly pay- Suite sold 1 Those Suits sold at $1 ‘Those Buits sold at $10. CASSIMEBE PANTS WITH VESTS TO MATCH. Those Pants and Vests sold at 12 selling now at $9 Those Pants and Vests sold at 10 selling now at #3 Those Pants and Vests sold at 8 selling now at $6 ALL WOOL CASSIMERE PANTS, from 2.80 to $4 OVERCOATS. A BEDUCTION FROM $5 to $10 ON ALL HEAVY OVERCOATS. A FULL LINE BLACK SUITS AT REDUCED PBICES. ing the establishment a visit some time ago, they found that the patients were badly ted, ili clothed, and suffering from cold. Two had had their feet frozen, amputation was resorted to, and death followed. On the register of the asy- lum, however, it wax merely stated that they died from illvess. The Poppers gave or- ders that the place should be closed. Before the order was exeented, a patient, who, al- though insane, had been made a warder, killed one of the lunatics contined in the establishment, and severely injured another. Since then another patient, an old man of eighty, who had previously ‘been overlooked, has been discovered in a hidden cell in a terri- ble state of negiect. His feet had also been frozen, and had been amputated. It was to picxent his true condition trom becoming mown that le was carefully secreted in this cell, the existence of which was-known to only one warder. The Brussels correspondent of the Paris Temps, who gives an account of these shocking occurrences, says that the unfortunate old man is a Frenchman, ris; that he speaks FE; Spanish, and his name is Ti PARISIAN Onnitres.—The Paris correspond: entot the Baltimore Gazette sends that paper the fotlowing nchy’” items: ‘There have been two eurions suicides: onea As Lam determined to reduce my Stock withont delay, purchasers will find to their advantage to give me a call, A. STRAUS, POPULAR CLOTHIER, 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between 10TH ann llr Streets, jan30 Three doors from 11th street, banker, w starved himself to death on his money bags: the other, a mason, who hanged pas are himsels; the alleged eause in both cases being that they lad scolded thelr wives. ‘There isa female tight rope performer, who THAT ONE DOLLAR A} D A HALF is astonishing the natives. She operates on the Tope without a balancing pole, and plays with four lighted lanterns ax 3 Juggler with as many Have frequently heen pai for articles you can buy foi nd are atill being paid ine dollar at the METROPOLITAN Dg"™LAR STORE, 312 serena. in Pere Lachaise cemetery there isa Mom. ment in the form or a “tear,” erected by a hus- Nand to bis wife, with the inscription, “Judge by that how. I loved ber.” “Horse flesh has risen four sous a potnd. It will soon be as great a luxury as beef. A Fewace Crry Paysictax.—Miss 8. J. Wil- Jiams was elected on Monday city physician, by the common council of Springfield, Mass. The office is usually held by young medical men, who only retain it for a year or two, regarding OM 23 TO 73 CENTS 1S is eee teeD To YOU ON &VEBRY DOLLAB YOU INVEST THERE. NEW ARTICLES RECEIVED DAILY! st -stone ii it tice. A = ‘The following have just been opened : 5 "Revive long ey Seay gm Sw’? | Jay ot Gee ents went wre women nd | ARM Mact Bau Rana rp EL re i c! and theti are such as Miss . § have been Ivingloug enough about these ladies, | Srittiness has much skill tn, treating. ‘She ia a | Smell Set JEWRLRY. es tendld and it is tne it was stopped; whereupon the | 1 tuate ot Mount Holyoke Seminary, of the ually and lange aelectton, | ee eT eee re as spotters | Clase of 1868, and has since studied at the Wo- | “sLERVE BUTTONS in endless variety; probably cheering, snd airing heie fet. "Fie Wc: | Cane" aleateal Coboge,Paitedeipaia, ead’ oi | Ugisrgetemorimentis i <> hes | ilctiy’ culled for the policeman ons atoete | {woot the hospitals m tat city, and was one ot | Gente SF s | quietly, called for the fnidte the door, Xs | the lady students who were so lil-treated by the | Warranted ne gold plate, N10 a ee Sar eee canes cee cece Philadelphia students and medical_faculty two ‘GoD. FEL 8 =D | he fa A yh ay Henpmap ape oe? years ago. Republican says: “The families Bis TES. Phe fs , | leaving her veil ape Gloves, Edith then went on | i7 which she has practiced here have great con- bons 4 plate | Tish Rae os ee oreen 2nd seeetign tit | fidence in her, and there seems to French Gilt BE a aa o Tourg and handsomb priest, Father @'Orter, | Why she should not doa part, at least, of the | (Beautiful sets of f. \ solsatkecein ton ‘annoyed her with his | Professional work for which the eity'has to (i 88 dzees Laie tron F aa , which he even to the holy altar ot | Pay: erties A the church, ujon which he would have omgred BECOMING AMERICANIZED.—Daring the Chi- | tra long: four and the fet Shading, for #1 ee ee aie at oe eek poppy ee es a thelr ais tan iat ney sca Ee Si nent sue sd-teenes Gres tars their friends, and having pictures made ‘another tot of $1 CORSETS. with | At this point she wept, but the audience didnot | tosend home. They have improved very m' pone dy a eae byey fi ke iets vere not as freely used as at the, Ne teen ron year. ‘A large rtign of them have pe VISIT A - ‘. tonal when Lucile Weatern treads the boards assumed oA 5 = in BB - 7 ieekae ep tne by tao toe waste | foartusel thes wetens 2 SILVERBERG’ | broken up to by the frequent intrruptions | four “them aitend Sabbath sohoo!roguiar = : w Gorman was su! x le | ly, a wired Ri DOLLAR STO. Somen, Who had no excuse for their conduct, as | of toe English Vangeage, most of them beig | _ “STROPOLIT. is they beard nothing more or less than they H y 312 SEVENTH STREET, oe: hace, quieay aeperted who come it fobs-tf. Near Pennsy'vania avenue main was called times, and | It is said that fifty more will be brought to El Rear amcn ag in ally remained; bat on the See North A the Sine CRUSHED 4<p BROKEN. on at unl ve approac! SPE ey native Fwas sbockedand he withifes | S89-Dlack silk and muslin aprons have come a _ Lee — ee —— = Oy his | in aren oe ef Columbus, Gd.) lay ‘Weare prep?-c93 to furnish iscomfiture. a, long an ru fous ci a be | thectarer shite ee ‘and appeal to wiger onthe numer of people im hah.” CRUSHED OR BROKEN STONE | Arehd'p Spalding. his cane hen ak Saar owra? with pis twenty-five comps ne world, se: wit oma me eine ged ‘thers, to Contractors in quantities to suit, wes mnaluty ppehesh.of there meal eat | wor, Miller, @ reokless Aunapotitan, has | Wearealso BUYING HARD RUBBLE STONE { ad At ite Close somae of the | fought suit agninst his mother-in-law. FOR CASH at our Works. rdisappointeient Dy esti | SP Buffalo Billbas Been engaged to at why, isthatall? She might «s well have let the min come in. 2U@ 8 00.. Poot of K street, the New York Bow: ery in scalping aud other thrilling acts. ‘ ient7-1@ WASHINGTON HOTELS. ME IMPERIAL ROTFL, (Late Jexwees Hovsx,) JAMES SYKES, Proprirt Pevvevtvawa Averre, LADIES’ GOODS. | PAVING LATELY ENLARGED His | Georgetown Advertisements Bt Tuomas pow Ls ELEGANT ROFEW OU F E MIRROB, W RUSEWoCD AND ¥ MBER SUITS. A M. WILLIAN ie February resi é&c A MORNIN: 20th TO crchek Iwill elat DRES* MAKING DEPARTMENT, ! Berween 1A aad ea ~ mi Tr now able to make DBESSES at the shorrost | Wanamnetes, D. ; ©, and for the most reasonable prices. i ms ~>~ ‘ t ring Piano. M. WILLIAN, ook bbe arama Esther Buiris pick is pieese | 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVESUE, : hail U2 found ot a m | feroae 7 CITE TREVISE, PARIS jane tf M's £- © Mccormick 506 NINTH STREET, BETWEEN BAND F Fax added tober stock ULINERY and FANCY GOOD» a full line « Pe | LADIES UNDERWEar, € [Rep. Ohre “nas ARLIBGTON VERMONT ATENTR. T. ROESSLE & Som, abe, ard ie Chairs | ply Carpets a! St, Marblo-top, is and p Chamber Pilidwe, Suite Hair Mart oe 18-27 _Paormetons | jomention. | od ce iDLARD, « which the would call the att a : ane | THOMAS DOWLING, Anct. | WTR arth eee pret | PRY THOMAS DowLINe | = —— = =o. | ressmsnmsstsmnsninnstnaninasigenmmmesesenes pot pee a STRES'SALF OF VALTASL | M! * “OIN Lark STREET. CLOTHING. ND CONGHESS STS CHEAPEST HOUSE SOUTH OF NEW YORK | — ae FOR HUMIN HAIR yur tue “By virtne of err Fs Fok THE F. NE (DEA yard} s ; ri Call aud F yourself CLEAN SWEEP ‘ CLOTHING SALE GBAND OPENING Oak Halt, 628 Toh stroee —_ ar 4 ¥ t re ; Successor , ) | HW. MING, Jr.'s, Tizuns, Aa AND Na | MASONIC TEMPLE, vy Beton he gee ek A . | CORNER NINTH AND F STLELTS, ‘ npueeeneemnpapsinassenmanapiamsenens comnts 2 | <tnitieanaecsoe ch ils SEWING MAGHINES i AND KID GLOVES, for reeopt (TBE FLouence a 1 OPERA KID GLOVES at $ > IMPROVED NOIPLESS LOCK sTITOR f LACES, ment «e SEWING MACKIIINE. | im < Tian y REPAIRING dove prompty LARGEST DYKING 4aND LER. 715 Market Space, arket Space ™ ABLISHMENTIN THE DIS | wiehos to call yoor in Us thie fact tliat bys Me AJ. MILETRAN. Acent 1. Highest premiam aw $B fede comets assortment <t NATU ea - ——— chante’s Institd RAL CURLS avd HATR BRAIDS, aud affe Mp sabe aaiaat , Re. & ssorsment of IMITATION HAIR PROPOSALS: « = pats, Slipp urpaswat im this country—it he mn . and and just ri QB LAvING Waren GLOVES, which he will . ‘ONTKACTORS MA BAIL B DS, &e_, &e. BALDS im itu and one-quarter millions (more or less) ol is <2 inch and 30 iach cast igon water pips, ocke rad by expr. EY, Proyrict ___ jau-19 - BUBLNSON, wit Post Office Box 723 W,, 4b sezrssos Ww tamery, and Tol cles @ neal Bair Work Bepaired, and taken in exe. ange, GiBES” Fr Hatr and Perfomery Stor _ deol tm 1299 Pal are. i ROBINSON & BROTHER. Sz neer Usha 8e _ MACHINISTS AND ENGINE JEST, BECHIVED—A fine assortment of sera No. €4 Water Street, between High aud Co a =town, D BEELIN ZEPEYR EMBROIDERED SLIP ei ud Br TIES s, &e., &c., which Iam prepared to sell at the lower prices. Gall and be convinoad M P. LERBOH, 714 Teh etree, <b NOTICE. SPECI PAPER HANGING—Per ir - ‘ we Worns C OY gens Hitting cay ws 2) per cent. by go! euleer Setwose 6 cot saan - os, Fel TURMAS s 149 Beiake street Coorgeiow Rented proponaie wtll we ncosbonen Alt Mork Pile pecuneely 6 STEAMBOAT LINES. gx NPAYT Fa pet yt 1 Washius netnods om gegented. Part STEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK abl gear vad pony beg inne TERY WORK. , LIV two hundred ated ®ity th a) BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c. PtP « soronors LIST OF NEW BOOKS. CUNARD LIN Fach bidd are prep York to any Secure in square’ yards, ai ating. Al tumor WILL LEAVE the Diveases of Women. 35. STEPHENSON’S WHAKFE, Finch 3h 5 Foot of Seventh street, ail be cunstdersa . By the author of | Paily,nt 2a. m., for MOUNT VER- i Biss Nox —sroppiig at ALEX RDKIS Seer -RMaldeman. © > FOOTE and WASHING ure of Things. Tr. ated » each wa) —returning te the city at 4:30 by Charkes Frederick - $28 THOMA» STACK PO! The Infinite and the . By Theophilus Par- | _ KES. Gaweral Saperiutend ay . O1s. = f “Geaicnt Protiews. By O.A. Ractol. $2. & KEW York. sosrox ap |-VI7IONAL LOAN OFFICE, The Abvminations of Modern Society. By Rev. T. NORPOLK. Witt Talmage. “130. am after December 1. the Steamer LADY OF hellen’s Spectrum Analysis $12. THE LAKE, ‘arrying the U. Voltaire. By John M. +. 3 50. will leave €r. Guedessian’ eres 4 DS Charles G. Lotand sud FiDAYS ¢ the andenmus. Translated by Charles G, Leland. 4 D. My (stopping at the princips: Pry landings slong the river, for horfolle- connec Bincdon Norfcik with the M&M. Steamship trate, Welsh : | Boston; also connecting with the Virginia steam. y sh ‘P. Company for New + making @ sem! ook! Aud all the Books recently published. freight m the above-named ane. fersteee FRENCH BOOKS, low Yo 3 ae ’ Comprising the bert Novels of the prominent French | “Agemig—V. D. Urennns Merlo Wee ai. Kad ——— authors. Fide: Alexanana, Yard. Waters, Georgitsws PHILP & SOLOMONS, ita th rece hae mpl Sek pms “BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, decl tr as fers O11 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. | NEW EXPRESS LINE. VIA CANAL, — = = Ft . AGAZINES FOR 1872. PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, VA , Wash M INGTON AND GEORGETOWN, D! 0. an’ = ee = Recnlar sailing days from Pier No 2, Nort) NDON QUARTERLY REVIEW. Sheiet Fiiladetphia, every WEDNESDAY anc RITISH GUAR TERLY. REVIEW. | prom 63 Wotee se Geor if ) . i ‘rom 63 Water street, eetown, every MON STMINSTER REVIEW. 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