Evening Star Newspaper, January 29, 1873, Page 2

EVENING STAR. CROSBY 5. NOYES......Editer. Largest Circalation in the District Reading Matter on Every Page. med ASHINGTON CITY: el Reminiscences Theatrical. ‘The burning of the “+ National” Theater yes- terday for the third time calls up, among old theater- goers, many reminiscences of that classic Thespian ground. The first managers ef the National Theater of this city were Messrs. Maywood, Pratt and Rowbotham, and their ning tight was a great saccess—Mr. May- wood performing the part of ‘Sir Pertinax MacSycophant,” in the “ Man of the Work,” as it has never been here since. The compary may be judged by the merit of its membera, Many ot us recollect Cline, with his Roman nose and stylish mode of the zentect comedy. Rodgers «id the heavy business, and a most villainous- Jooking villain he was. His wife, also in the same company, was one of the best tragic actresses of the time, “star” or otherwise. Lame little Dwight was the comedian, aud in such characters as‘ Squeers,” im Nickleby,” he had mo equal. Mrs. Knight, after Mrs. Momop, was the most piquant of chambermaids. Thin, pert, and sparkling, her bright style was thatof Agnes Koberton when Agnes wasn’t Mre. Bourc Peter Kichings was also in the company. ‘Thomas Ward, a very gentlemanly and ge ous Englishman, was stage manager, but as an actor his role was limited te two parts, ‘-Far- mer Ashland,” in “Speed the Ploagh,” amt “Newman Noggs,” in “Nicholas Nickelby.” As the latter his performance waa as perfeet as Owens’ “Unit,” or Jefferson's “Rip.” Charles Burke—“Our Charley”—as he was lovingly styled here, appeared while B: ton was manager, and brought out “Patnam which made a great hit with Charley as the Yankee militia captain of the Squash Neck Blues. Towards the close of the same season Barton brought out “Beauty and the Beast, and while be wason the stage as the Bonst, about nine o'clock, during the perfurma: the theater took fire, and in an hour was a rain. The first “National” was one of the finest ‘theaters in the country. We have had nothing Of its comforts or its elegant appoiutments since, | and only occasionally a stock company that will compare with the first. In those days the the- atrical firmament was illuminated by Edwin | Forrest, in his prime, when he could indeed “make Rome howl.” Burton, afterwards so stout, was then too thin to play “ but in the “Mummy,” « ones” —John Jones of the War oft he was irresistible. Joe Cowell as “Crac! "and Fherle as one of the “Two Dromios” will be re- | member 1 with gusto. iy after the first destruction of the Na- | tional by fire, Burke began his successfa! career | im the little Adelphi Theater, now Young's coach shop, on Pennsylvania avenue, ucar 4\¢ street, in the qumpeny of Browne & Nic hols, nee at New York, | with Fanny La Roche as “Lize,” he made a | great hit. At that time he originated the pre- | sent Kip Vam Winkle of Jetterson, who also | truly asserted of Burke that he bad the finest Jefferson were half-brothers, both being sclons of the famous Jefferson stock of actors. Burke, who has been dead some years, had morte origi- _ nality than Jefferson, but not the cultivated | ers of his half-brother, who yet holds the | stage as perhaps the finest performer in his line now living. | | genius for comedy of that day. Burke andJoe | se | i oe ‘The Intest sensation in South Carolina és a Tumor at Columbia, the state capital, that the entire Charleston delegation in the general as- “mbly are to be presented for indictment at the approaching term of the court of general j sessions, which opens there next week, on | charges of bribery and corruption, in con! tion with the electionof Patterson tothe United States Senate. A special telegram to th: Charleston News from Columbia says that it has been currently reported ami believed there fur some months that the whole delegation, with ty one exeeption, signed a formal pleage te support and vote for Patterson im considera- tien of securing his influence with the state board of canvassers in their favor, and against the Mackey delegation, which claimed to have been elected. It is understood that they are not to be charged with receiving any money for their votes, but that they are tobe prosecated ‘or the alleged bargain under a state law. ‘The punishment for their conviction upon charge would include a fine, imprisonment and expulsion from the general assembly. | COUNCIE. of A? Sone OF ST_LUK: this | poy ‘62's, 1368... pers yes bid to-day. eu Ri tana nee white ec ee gre as white seuthern, Oats eeu sodsechnoged,<Prigos Sa sires = Brmepand ener bane, I @15. pt er Peer” Wiens awe, ae machine Pihonny Jan ‘7 eer, ae Td ginia axes, au ie tea ae ~~ ort! ; new, ‘sw YORE, Jam, 29.--Flour uit’ and steady. peat dull and numinal. Qorn auiet. q tie account. Bonde of new fives, 9. ——= 8 THE WEATHER. ‘a® DEPARTMENT, Office ees Officer Wasinxoror, D.C. Jan. 2, 18th z Ph beng ome Por THE mg barometer, falling peor re, Seat Soctivwenterly to northeasterly win and. gloating and very cold weather have prevailed lakes tothe Gnif and Atlantic coats cloudy weather and rain agens over the guif c ard mou'h Atlantis states. “The barometar ha from Kamae and Miswari to iinnendta aod er, Winds backing t Mouthearterly abd ciear and very cold temperature has risen semmewhad at the 8 tain stations and the extreme nort Promanititive For Now. Ragland. rising be- rometer, fresh and brisk northerly to westerly winds and clear et © es weather ¢ phir dnd F ight and fr clear and very coll weather, bat the t monet Dorticm ‘with possibly cloudy weaibes atl msi bly ci ae Fort the ‘south atlantic tates cloudy weather oem ia rhe ‘ant col clearing and Revher "Fron ia the Ohio oar li fresh winds mostly. port a 2, int ver BH imoutt 00 Ohi gold wgathior. Lake Brie falling cokl weather westerly, Bre Trceupise et Kanras and majority uf thowe from Michigan and western Guif states not vet receiv TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERY. ierean ¢ ‘tei havin ‘met. fo prrvannes of out Pescet Ovemetes Rev om my ey ges Sue fas gener o eaxh tion for pee af arganizing & ORAS of eae Oo =e pene at ouncils working weder this jurindiction are hereby requested to se fog ae respective Delegates to <ail Convention the hee paT oF Frencanry, 13. at 12 o'clock m. BO Union League Hall, on 9h street, between D 1-H. A. Grant, Ralph . Authony Thomas, J. W: —George Brown, Robert jichard Nelson, Grady Ann Willson, Martha 3—Thomas Smith, Zachariah Murchel, Jarod Poun,Susaw Young, Caruiine Brdoks. Please eddrew all commupicaticns to Wik . DECORDOVA, 1032 th street northwant [Srreremac “WATER RENTS, 1873. SPEC TAL “NOTICE. * Waters Reoistrar's Orrice,) ISTRICT OF COLL Wasusctos, January Z Attention is called to the provision of of law, requir prem. poiee rat of duo, which tins ary te I'be promptly and effectually enfotced. accommedation of. ‘sons who cannat at ring the day, this ‘afte will a open every ring the ‘week ending February 1, he- ' e ES —— of 6 and 9 p.m., forthe receipt of vat a ra “TIMOTRY LUB BEY, Wate Water Registrar. A MEETING OF “THE STOO! KHOLD Sf the ALLINGTON FIRE INSURA PANY ae ee Dirste will be veld the other of the jo. 1493. a athwest,on MONDAY, the Sith day of Fel ry, iss. Bots will be opened at 425 - ™. anil got _mbS Clark. Hamer Conneil, FROM THE EARLIEST fhe present day. Screfala has becn_the bane, curse of spacer oe So terrible and loathsome hind been at some pertodsof the history that a would not be allor tm our day U i ine ase use of SamaRiTaN's Root anv Her: the victim of Scrofula, Ulcers, s Blotches, Tetters, &e., can be restored ina few weeks sibs HERD, JUICES, $1.25 per bettie ists, DESMOND '& CO., Propricéire, 916 Hace Street, Philadelphia. mayZ-ly YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA'N, irculating —teras $35 er years el ‘per Toe Bending rayer Meetings at LL Daily Sabbath Afternoon services in ecture before Caridian W Workers’ Ol: “Newman, Sabbath afternoon, ah Bist, Sabbath Evening services, at the Theater Sum ique, 7:30 o'clock. —+e0e- —-- At last the frenking Suiviloge ie tobe repenied, and most sweepingly repealed, too. No allow ance is to be made to members on account of postage, and there is no provision for the trans- mission by the departments of official decu- ments. The measure takes effect on July 1. and atter that date Congressmen and govern- | ment officials, from the highest to the lowest, will fine themselves in the matter of postage in exactly the same position as other citizens. It Will probably be found requisite to allow each department @ sufficient amount of postage | stamps to take the place of the official frank | heretofore employed. ' ee | There was a crowd in Judge Poland's com- Mittee reom to-day, but the testimony dui not pan out with accustomed richness. It was ex. | sidence peeted that Mr. Ames’ private memorandum book would be on hand to-day, but it was not fortheoming, aud Mr. A. suggested with one of his smiles that it was perhaps snowed up be- tween here and Easton. By the way, it is cnri- | ous how Mr. Colfax should have got the tittle of | Smiler when Oakes Ames was about. Ames | } | } smiles a good deal more than Coliax ever did. <i ees In view of the releasein NewYork of the scoundrels known asthe sawdast swindiers in consequence of the insufficiency of the law, the | corporation counsel submit a petition to the | legisiature for a law which will cover these | cases. The chief of these swindlers has made | | ' | | over half a million dollars by his operations, and, it is said, has a lawyer in his employ to teti him how tekeep outof trouble. He now | threatens to bring a suit for damages against ihe police oficer who recently arrested bim. ————~ee Trouble is expected at the municipal election | in Lexington, Ky., to-morrow. It us stated that the republicans have a majority of over 1,000; but that the democratic collector has refused to receive the capitation tax of the colored yoters, | so as to deprive them ofthe rightto vote. The law requires nine voting places, but the demo- cratic city councils have efty provided four. ‘The repeblicans are greatly exasperated, and it is feared that there may be a collision and prob- ‘abiy bloodshed at the polling places. ————__-<ee- It now turns out that Louis Napoleon entered upon the war with Germany in « physical con- dition atterly unfit for the work and responsi- bilities of the campaign. Hiv dixease—calcu- fus—was frightfulty aggravated, also. by horse- back riding. ‘Mr. Joseph B. Stewart is not a fluent witnas:. His memory is decidedly costive. MEN'S BRPUBLIC: AN Cann. aces ear st OSEPD DANIELS, na “Sean a ae Pedeei ae ea sot RLbo2?01 ok od tpt 2 ss. Ss DR. W. Ee RETT, Has a to we 1402 H cirect northwest, cor. ner lath at Seeiy ee oF yaar: Warntneron, p Vist is hereby ordered wari ire et alee and Regulations ip ES Baers Columbia, PHYSICIANS paper “Cros Suatt- Pox Pa- abstanty tan aeons fo report to all pox within meee covery — pede said ee at- tended, ac. cording to the * fuer and : Attest: D. W. _ Approved: aie SC PROSTRATION PRAMTICE. Luckily for the sick, the idea that it is necessary to reduce their budily strength in order te cure them. i» fast dying out. Modernscience recognines the fact that disease is of itself more than sufficiently depress- ing to bedy and wind, aud dees not need to be as- sisted im its inroads upon the vital energy of the «ys- tem by violent purgations and other debiliteting mixtures. Prostration is, in short, “played ont,” and the practitioners who still cling to it are so few and far between that they cannot, like their ptode commors Of the same fatal school who ‘ished half century ago, fll the graveyard with their victims. ‘The introduction of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters in 1362 was the heaviest blow that the old practice of depletion had ever received, aud from that time to the present, tegration. moe me ae ize, not to weaken, break down and violently disturb the system. Tt is a tonic, alterative and mervine, with a pure stimulant as its and distributing . This stimulant diffuses the curative and 1 fe-sustaining elements of the medicine through the whole organization, and brings them into contact With the soarces of disease. Hence its curesof in- digestion, constipation, biliows complaints, nervous- news, languor, debility, low spirits, malarfous dis- orders, &c., are complete and thorough, and as a protection against the ailments cansed or aggray} by cold aud damp it hay no equal, WE este peony ca of the “Fed Whigs CUMBERLAND ann ANTHRAOITE OOAL, OAK, PINE ann HIOKORY WOOD. Sacer eae mr mows i the 8th er hes: ti tat ahr = osed the 80) wt ve oe time forStteg etpements sed the Breminer's teport be aa eer to the 'sth day of aT ince and _ said seo fiom be heard on Soren tn LW ——— ril nex! : ° ie extensor i se M. be LEGGETT, Commissioner, Fre SALE. 2,000 BARRELS or HYDRAULIC ORMENT. Apply to EVANS, BROB. & 00., jBaw Tth atrest Wharf. ‘ Ors! LAGES!! Ges RRIAGES!!! aus Nae hand s fall cet of Fashionab! Carriages, including several, hundwome victor tina One, very, fine fall and ons juarter sine Oli but very. will be sold at aim. Alen, avery lop Park Pheton. Hepaiting promptly itory ant Fnctoty, JBM" 410-410 wee eet Ee | DRESS GOODS. lored TARLATANS, wit Roane SiNs" Swiss MUSLINS, &c., &o. thale Se vd; ii half For salo by ge pioce | Ht JOSEPH J. MA 939 Pennsyiv ia avenue. A PINE Lor oF CANARY BIRDS! Een SUS A splendid assortment of all BREEDING CAGES, Also, ae BIRD FOOD fresh on hand Spreteny CHR. RUPPERT'S, iz im 403 7th sirest. JOSEPH J. MAY'S PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, 949 Pewna, AvE., BETWREN 9TH AND 10TH Sra. NING GLOVES. ‘a etaaice’ tora quality white and tight, with from 1 to Ms beat white and lavendor, all and Gentlemen's medium a Black, atl seit MASKS MASKS!!! THE GREATEST VARIETY! COTILLION GOODs, (GERMAN FAVORS,) THE FINEST ASSORTMENT, Just Recoived at CHR. RUPPERT'S FANCY BAZAAR, iz-m 403 SEVENTH STREET. NNO MEDICLNE GIVEN! Except in those cases where, on examination, it may be found necessary to prescribe certain remedies which, combined with my peculiar Magnetic Opera- tion, accelerate # Perfect and Radical cure. DR. HENION, or NEW YORK, PRACTICAL PHYSICIAN FOR CHRONIC DISEASES, Late of Baltimore, Chicago, Cincinnati, Rochester, . ¥., and Fall River, Mass., has engaged ‘WILLARDS’ HALL, et, im the Rear of Willards’ Hotel, CITY OF WASHINGTON, Where he will PUBLICLY HEAL THE SICK: Free of charge, “without money and without price,” from 9 until 11 o’clock each morning, (Sun- days excepted.) for about Fifteoa days, ( Admitiance Free,) COMMENCING WEDNESDAY MOBNING, JA’ Also, taken Parlors at On Fs Avenue, for abont Thirty Days, where thone who are able and willing to pay may come frum 11 a.m. till 3 p.m, each day. No Surgical Operations Performed! Ohronie Diseases Cured! Acute Pains Instantly Relieved! The Lame Walk! The Blind See! The Deaf Hear! Over 80,000 Persons Treated im Five Years. DB. HENION’S practice is mostly diseases of a Chronic nature, and cases given up as incurable. His treatment is peculiar to himself, although there hat been men in allageswho have bad the same Mag- netic Power over the discasee of tho body and mind. Some call it the“GIFT OF HEALING,” yet fow have possessed It to such an extent over nearly all diseases and persons. ‘The practice is based upon the most strict principles of science; there is nothing miraculous or supernatural about it; isin harmony with all natural laws. y this treatment it takes but afew minntes for inveterate of almost any curable Chronic dis- ease; and so sure isthe effect that but few diseases require & second treatment. Dr. Henion has for the past ten years made berg Nervous Cases brought on by seif-abuse, aspecialt; and feels warranted in saying to the sufferer th cae i acure. ‘The Diseases which yield most readily tothe cura- ive agency of this method, as practiced by us are: Dyspepsia, Constipation, Asthm&, Angina, Pectoris Chlorosis, Loss of Voice, Rheumatism, Rheu- ralgia, Thrush, Congertion of the Spleen, Treietton of Stomach, Diseases of the Morbid Appetite, Wakefulnesn, General Debitity, Weak Spine, Nervous Depression, Dificalt ac. Dr. Henion has, in comection ie. Sith bie pectin treatment, discovered a specific for that terrible dis- seve, Boilentic 3 Fits, and pessenlenis tnlens those adicted with the Speame. READ THE ZOLLoWENG anno en Fall Mrs. A. b. tinted bee = —— = =r ea rat fae, toner 4th each ane pct rtr tet of one knees JOHN a eae oe roar ost ‘etre eet ta Pea ee A WAN Trace Laigindl. 2, C4 Uae WAS Bg Tua E pe grera ogee. ar # { ws ANTED—A WHITH WOMAN to do the house- work of a famnty of tw must have ref. ; WANTED aren artes <ors | WANTS. Address Box ar Office. iron: aleo, ITE BOY =, : Wang SEY Suet A die i eee, beer ath family, oye eee ® private grr BUSINESS CHANOES. i DRY GOODS. (FOR SALBCA BAKERY | UTTRELL & WINE. WILL SELL at Oost, UNTIL THE 28rn DAT OF FR | reer ENTIRE ps Sey OF winTt FOR.RENT AND SALE. —' fgg on ROOMS, pee ersten ar pal Lower than they aa be bad im this marker A large and woll-sssorted stock of PACIFIC Paw CALES, at 9 conte por yard, guaraninnd low thee whotewale prices tn Now Tork com. | COTTON , all grader, fra won aber, Yay tine me Note SHU EE CR, | SESE Gl A omits Somme Pleneant locality. at ho. 4 fara e th i LUTTRELL & wi ae. e sf, the Millinery and Fency Store a0 Corner 28h 7 R00 ah RES. epee 4 hoe street and Pomos. ave 3. windo 9 zo} Samed Sei rs On floor, with nT 3 on the 31 floor, at 939 L stree’, third house from T= Y PER CENT. orr 2s" Wb, northwest. $25,000 xy AN, IN SUMS 70 suit. | erence. Apply at 1313 Is fet nore < vyhgnd iron, ‘t's y fami. ‘ADBLy ‘at once "at Wsse'o TANTED=A_ SITUATION by_0 i i “7 WwW? lady, as a seamstress inn private family. best of reference given. Address M. M., Star. of a few. a ANTED—By « middle-aged woman, » SITU ATION in family to do light cham ‘or cutting and Plain sowing; can Operate on several machines; references if required. ress & 7, Siar offic Vv ANTED Warts ‘WOMAN to the American Honse. RSE at = |AMBERMAID and WAIT- RE: Re ee required; New York avenne: Siva famil y. W AxiePaiae Ppa —A WHITE Wi irst-class taundi ‘auere wait " good y site the At Aritnaton # jouse. FAN TED To purchast HOUSE of a to, roiait rooms, centrally located, not cxconting Sr z eric. ng WH pay cash, Address = ‘v wit ED—The [ashionable ladon of the enaan to iow that they have their evening dress nod anit rade ia the Intoet and best stylenat Mrs. CORKY 8, 591 Uth etroot northwest, j32-2w' Se See = Families or persons of firet class SERVA‘ "ANTS of overy descr arip top, male ang female, | Ve a and got suppliel os a eae ti es v 7 ANTED— roe ‘bornce and reka Employment, t ‘307 lire u A TENANT is wanted for aterm of Sor5 years for a first ¢laas bgcbowag n/a in complete order. having el rooms. ral ta the city. ‘Wik be ranted dtker! armishn’ ot wufurnt shed aan ypivae Bese Jeality. Adair Spe Pot Oiicey or 7 . - mia FOX. fare -At the corner uf Sth ARTA CUSTOMERS tobny’ Ca garcenred Hams af Ye; Puck and Sa ; Lard, We. "Sugsi-cured Shomlres 00 ay ee goods in proportion; Salt Pork, 7c. Mid, apeteeet © ALL sanms oF }OR RENT—A new HOUSE on [atrect, No. 2217, WARNER, 729 sth street. WOOLEN DRY GooDs k coptaiping 9 rooms, — jnsive of room and =~ ia Gal 3 3 ae | Reece mah ace) pn cers: este” Gi ae Faces ecteen | gs, CNT FERRCARY be wold at hanged for city pea re OR RENT—Nicel ere waite or eikalc | perty “Apply to Al ANDER 8 MASON B63 | Breese Goods tor 4 cents rel. | Ki OQMS on the fret and second wacer | fur street, terme m. Apply at the southwest corner of 1th and @ street 2K" DOR RENT—TWO PARTORS firnmhal, THREE ROOMS rab, ; TH hOoM furnished, @5; 1th and 16th, balf square ge. License ray ag eae 7-an ___LAT! te nt; fire an cor, SALE-An entabii Caablished CASH BUSINESS | yh long lense; centrally located. Inquire st —_ McCLELLAN S Sica Mill, 134 street, between ,D IMMENSE REDUCTION : and E northweat. eam" oy iw ROOMS thle flog at v Wau LC, 459 Pransytvania, between ae 6th swe = WOOLEN DRESS GOODS MARKED DOWN ee ARGAINS. PRR CEST. BARGAINS ‘A RARE CHANCE TO SECURE A Hovse. | . Androscoggin Bleachal COTTON. te cor REN] TThee| : i | Wementia Bloached COTTON. 2 1308 Te eceeping; tarnishes teks PAY RENTS NO LONGER. READ! | Be ube ramy ee! Bows : ROOMS, A new two-story BRICK HOUSE, No. 192 94 st? keeping. for man and wif ‘with. ‘Strect southeast, near the — rooms, Vom oat ‘tga K wes tnorthwest, a3." | room, water ogeta, bay windows front yal and -Two very cal shor e far row >. abd Pe > pests ey ¥ wty colors, @1+ HOUSES. 12h and facto 0. THOS. on 1h i Seat it. koa rie, = Wasesa’. ‘Sites © Be Fo, 18. 28 Diack SILK URLVET. © ines wis Spencers, and trimming, wi @6, F CLOTR. = and ENT—ROOMS, ia hed_or waturnished, sititabie for housekeeping or Lxiging. Apply at S06 H street, between ath and Sth siiee's nari ae Fo RENT—FRAME HOUSE, six Toone ronnie x betwern Gib and Zul northwest. ae BERLY & ARTES’ Stove Store, No, ,oorner 3th ‘and casi, lot 20x10; foe —. onL tt mi: iS sinoe the war.) ard; br S very cheap. y TEpeRwear, ana ew Gents pens ‘Sth street south- | SHIRTS direct from th. —e factory at wholesale i Price, €2.00, | prices. None but the BEST makes of Goods kept = a an on 3 ‘Save meney by puichar FGF inal oe STN is; with nie “sgilapaw avnogd on ased oases 1b ss DRBAD & ¢ boand, if ‘desieed, No. 417 llth street, between E and 13th ——, “gon by —-, a dees | ano-tfea 2209 PF strect between 12th 2 tu han) mith. _ rect ‘and Pennsylvania avenite. 3 Ll RK RENT—A ti Brick DWELLING Fats test ‘pear the Patemt Omer; Is Biome ne stalling att tached. Rent moderate, Apply to ER, 313 7th strret. RB RENT—Elegant Furnished OuaE, “ai F riptcen cone, fra egunres fram, Bec. 9 = 6.00. ie, seven- soem Bowes on 19th street, between CLOTHING, &e. EVLIN & 00, NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON FINE OUSTOM CLOTUING. Rind by front yard, hall, mearly new, good alley; A room HOUSR, corner 19th and T, and rAinerevey roam Boundary; OW; Mover oc SS tive Mansion. THOS. E. wade AMAN, street. 333 fereu rum HOUSR, on 8 street, betwnon OR RENT—A Furnished HOUSE wih dros, ‘S23 a : tae ai Stites room and cellar CS key Ve have other property for gale, and we invite all | . mirwenes cated near seh and M streets NW. a good tenant caxh, rom onr Tork stock on bend at cated near 1 35 Fhesant tegaaweameeers wecea Cisne, or for carl I11d PRRNST LV AR La a VENUE, 1 Fo Pais oF ne Ea ROOMS, a ame, cine. eomme very eee | GAgis® sertncut of Gentlemen's Puraiching furnis] edd or unfurnished, Mlapindto} house street northwest, Parties wit at children posters, cOR IT—In one of the most meee septegrie te F tions, Lh pee oe of streets, No, 1403, witht, furni Rooms, on suite or single, wit hot and nd old water in evi room. Bath-room # x’ modern Improvements. jan3s-lin Roaia communtesting. hice and pleasant ROOMS mn second floor. . WELCH Pu. = Maiate T Pio on BALLS AND PARTI“ | ee FOR SALE. | Fox SALE— Ove HORSE and thie MULES, | ARTS and 2 S. Apply to JS YORE creators Butldion FOR RENT—An early garden FARM « multe trom city Hiamite, Apply to JOHN yOHK Tre DRESS COATS. A LARGE STOCK AT REDUCED PRIG WALL, ROBINSON & 0O., Mh pooner poms arte ne mys Sos wees genil man and wife. “Rent. @3 to 84 \" Os nod a ae CHANG ‘aceon SALE—Two singlo seis Se er a re? Nich af fine French HARNESS und 2 foul nt BOYS’, YOUTHS’ AND CHILDREN'S vpreeyeenar By, HORSE ‘éLorHS: sate ee “Apply 223 | FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, ROMS FOR NISHED 13th street, between G str noe PLITABLE FORK SCHUCLaND DRESS WEAR. Atse, CoRR NY FURNE SHED; int low 805 Dhsttest, erin tee WL, DRESS SHILIS. UNDERSHIRTS ang between Sth and 9h streate. CLAY FOR SALE. Siceeta ‘Tomatoes, 8 Ibe. V ANTED-A | WHITE GIBL, a SiG Sait upon a table Forube ot the Eating “Homve '» Center r Market, near 7th street, B. “ait RW Oichay. Ey TED—Kvory one ti pho vic ‘OR to know shjuttle. im use, ee Dar and works of aa. re of steel, fae an ree T. w. SPICER, Apert ASEDEPADIES to, qall on MS Gre Bit, very bad a C i,t ight as, riers to L RICK. See Works. ‘Maine avenue, bet. 45 ‘6th ste. apri3-iy LOST AND FOUND. LoSisd Segrecionn ap Buta p.m. GOLD 4 RING. with, an nniythiet tle broken the Rnder wall be jo paid for its return WIAMES L. DAVIS, on Congress siroet, opposite \ mA UBER to have al! kine a KING. FRENC sit kinds of BMBROIDER BY. 7th street, Opposite Patent Ww NT! cleans the Post oftice, $10 tee cieta se blouse snd Po gg tary ante ome 1) CANWA! COVERED TRUNK, with the initials “Dr. marked on 1. Phe'above rewaed will tbe petdlend wr mextions ed to Knox's Rxprees, 703 Penpsyl- Cane National Theetey, January bi 40) AERING 7 in} finder will be sui rewarded by eaving it at Star ‘OST—On the 19h, bet Sef and Teh wna LGPircetn ETE eo gold frame. paid if returned to 472 C street northwest. BOARDING. SOR RENT—Two nicely furnished ROOMS, w:th F Giditcan adjoining ith or eithows BORED. corner 8d street and Indiana avenue, 329-6" S FE. G. GENTLEMEN can be ac- Ernie a3 with nice ROOMS and first-class AED, at moderate rates, at 1100 sn and SCENISHED ROOMS—To in ceeanty FU NISHED ROOMS, en auite, wi pg Fo SE srac with or iltwont BoauD, eri water. ‘with, or withou : ply 723 loth street, between G and H wee baie St (00D BOARD, P ANT BPMs, AND Giron moderate ae, a B1OS earner ‘of Pennsylvania avenue and Zist a mtrests mayl-ly tin, PERSONAL. ANNIE:—That difficult, kind brances reach ter arnive Please come.” There is P ‘om meaoly courage at tamer. 7 —Blesings for thatnote, Do come, We Fs ANSE heppicrsall oir lives.” Could we not meek owe privelor winewher:? “Let me km 3 ae | K thie if ween. 3") Nonce (CE My w ee cAURETFE BROWN bs having y bed and board without aay Jon coupe or prosocation, 1 hereby notify the public from har- poring or trusting ber uj y secbunt a8 mil hot belrrapomalble OF ay Er mtracting. OWN, Barry Fase MWe H. J. PRENOH, oe Claw reoyans and 70uL mies methoeas ied, ives deliniatior gharacter by photograph er act is appre: ate: FoR LADIES ONLY!! } 'B JUST RECEIVED DIRECT FROM — #ikkce Ae INVOICE OF ™ 673 SAMPLES OF FANS, avanes of the Spring Importations, and am au- thorised to close them out AT ONE HALF OF THEIB VALUS. Amo ‘Sti 509 and ean yon nek, iteuls Sens ylek, cher. a Bans Ivory Sick; im all colors, trom 81 to aphalonee fine and Ree Fan offered to You ought not to ipt it s clisd Wats line of good ‘alout Frames, ‘Towel and Hat ‘Racks, so iow? be ‘to offer rng eo nn aa ‘able i rasta tele Sect ck nar Bee Pies =, SOK ane TAA Applrto pOpGE & DARNRILLR, | LEA ERE ail meee. Special aivcution given tothe he Biate Department, “Inquire ol ro TYLER, Beal Batate Broker: No. 71S lothate see ass? ¥ hyeshagers would do wsil to drop in and get an due —Two soo, ROOMS, well _far- WALL, ROBINSON & 00.3, pe ~als in same house. Inguire 317 4 ~ } octet ‘921 Penua. ay. bet. sh and larh ste 'T.—Desirable ROOM 238 New York avenue, between 9th and bas > cla northwest. and Hane ly ED iE Roawy tors hada ches Meee and M streets, at reasonable rates; house all m: rate improvenents. 23 VV tarp’ nore, WASHINGTON, D.C | REMODELED, REFURNISHED, | | . F. Loudon & Oo.) Ciiwens, AME AND NATE MAKCHANT | Tallon. Pa. (hate Brows 2 Peuna's w FIFTY PRIVATE BATH-ROOMS, AND ELEVATOLKS ADDED oy POR RENT hs cual family FOUR UNE me Ls OPEN NOVEMBER @, 1872. | PROFESSIONAL. OMS. suitable for — - water, gus and bath. “Rent g21, or four eat gis ag: sane 3.F. CARR, Prorrictor. | (> B. FOSTER, MD ply at 23 — northeast, between Nort neapi - No 110¢ Per: i avs SS tweee i Teh wn 11th ate p Court of D.C CuRPaANE —_ phere and eperters, 16 C street, between Ist and 3d, (aciag Ln- diana aventic, aud 1332 ¥ street, between 4th ate. Short-band reports of VOR RENT —Tho new throes Wary Skok PI ELLING on the north side of T. between 6h ts, adjoining the property of G. ind overlooking the private grouse rp testimony and Mr, Corcoran. containing twelve, Goon seve STEERS he Courts furnisbed prompts. uiences, such ‘ee Furnace, Bangs, hot SITIUNS taken in short-band. ‘Priutod copy , exe cold water. stationary wash tubs, dec. The looa- | Culed ob t pe-writing machine, furaished at sane mn fe uianrpmed and presents rareshaner to an G = = = | rate as mandecrip copy ‘mare iy gum eficcr or onal gentleman for secu: ing & $eo scorr PLace, j JouN MANA, . Poaully cate Free 81 pee month, toe private | accaee Between Tand K strocts, | J -AT-LAW, Real Estate Broke jee 1509 pon beats Br sven ‘OR RENT—A neat FURNISHED ROOM, B. Ggrerament Printing Office; to geutlewen FS RENT —Comfortabiy FURNISHED ROOMS; 8 ¥ te » aa BOP Youre om buiding MEDICAL, &c. H4Amtos HOUSE, dees Kortheast corner of Mth and K «ts. Ti | ‘HB ee corner Wins ain't © enema: i URGED} m4 | EEE TOUR OWN h “atreet northwest rm ng Aen, Bi Sa on ies 3 Re ok pe RENT HOUSE 1410 F ctrect, pws ee SCAN Witeae 19i0'y eet Ta McLAUGHLIN, “ction are earepeaieen pave Be ie | a ; Fa EN T—The HOUSE and 7 “Acres, known nown pe -~ range a. e tt war the Bows! np Property, in Virgini: ini: are low, but the wants and the com- | aeeiee yp Property, in Virgin tang the | (Tbe charges are ce ath DISEASES INCIDENTAL TO LADIBS. juct Bridge, or of W. Hl. DUNGAN, we i hes determined to | , Remde Goce, Beard, Medica arrenienes: eau Jand-Iu ‘a good caterer. neviz-cott | betwee Price, Tapoworm removed wit OR BR. ja gf ‘BE No oe Bast heen w efor FYroome 7 ‘and bath-room; all au el pee Hone =TEe, | Saal ekiasiea oe oo Dee Sovran ents; reat ance. Richa ae SRR so. 22 oth vieeot geal No. 709 G STEEET, Lkox, ast, Capitol Foster, 7 ranysble LOT, on the corner of | 218 Burana tem aun Ore Sravers. EPRORL SIS ESPEN, orth Cai ‘tromea apitol. street Tee be eae Tee a | HE IMPERIAL HOTEL, The oldest estabiished Specialist tu the city. Tien eee bougnt ehean. eee. dae os te tl JAMES SYKES, Proprietor No. 1533 I street, below léth,( rear of Arlington. BREN Pits SaLa Var Chea 2 Froxtixe PENxsvLvaxia Avenve, Hours; 11 to4 and 7 to, deity. oUsE, ‘with an attic, by meg Sr Bpecialty—Female Complaints and Opppecee a ie eit teary ee, ee * ab attoct No, B08 Bete Tan desta, hye Ro cam aa xtliful treataneet by Bae to WIE art RB, Beal Bikes 3 2 3 case, rsaing MADAME A.U. BOSH- EK, Washington, D.C. pase ban On RE RENT—A large HALL, wishin ete < y moe ag Trated, and conkoemeat parties, ‘ions or billiard saloon. 46! ae % a : at no (Cast BUG envivee i ad For Iwania a avenue. rnisbed or un! ROOMS, ee ere Doors ealtasie Ge tone? k Keeping: ‘water and bath-room on second floor. 323 between Si and ‘HB ARLINGTON,” VERMONT AVENUE, T. BOESSLE 4 50m, Proraistoss. avenue, betwoen sausreirons Pariuesaes CO RENT Large BRICK HOUSE, on Penneyi- rs svenuey Petworn wer 1h. ae srt sath strecte contains 11 rooms, ‘wi with giteap. ABR ia WILLA TYLER, Boal ¥ 1 Beate Fe :BALE=We ev have forsale ie 7 —_ 2 Oe oclsly Cc Cc, WILLARD, = EBBITT HOUSE, mane orhed Mien i rooms; very WASHINGTON, D, 0. _ me = T 1f wold soon, can be tad very eheeae fa hereon = *TSEASARD REPAUUING PiaN a * JUAN BOYLE 2 co. THE VICTORIA faye reoeises the most F? HOUSE Ne. HS fet af ool ates TipDLeroN 613 ane wouRaES Ath street. eae Fe ENT Tie desirable Bi BRICK DWELLING streets; apes D street northwest, between 34 and 3d rooms | aes eroneg K1D GLOVES. faieg sed bagomcat containing tine ‘coal vault 2 Saaattuated on ine of nu horse fallway: Tent G20 per month, opal tore fenant wi noe be alt Ercan + ADP Columbin College Law Vuilding. achat iMecatw? [E98 BENT—That specious eae No. skis Pennsylvania avenue, contai en. gota cold water. soph Hye » premises, oF A reat. ij-im* FOE RENT—4 BRICK HOUSE of ¢ rooms, acar Ladies’ and Gentlemen's sizes. LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR, 1 TO $1.95 PER PAIR. WALL, BOBINSON 200. ts J POWDER —|