VOLUME II. WASHINGTON CITY, D. C., NOVEMBER 24, 1872. NUMBER 38. not ask if her infidelity was real or if it had must needs have some hard thoughts. I dwell together a few days longer. It was a ing down with his shafts the peasants whom he no warrant in his own slight and goading. dear What's-your-name, I am for the present six-footer for my five-feet-two, and the trim- The operatic world was de'so/c during tho first have done wrong, my boy^but you do not dismal thought that it must be for a few days, forced to climb trees asgame." the fifty-thousandth part of an enormous emo- ming,upon which I had set my heart, placed oh days of the past week by the Illness of Madame The poor, pale face went after him reproach- know all the cause, and as what I mean to This beautiful volume makes one of " An Il- yet that would be some respite, and then they tion!' In a way to break my heart. Miss Prim, with a Lucca, and Miss Kellogg sustained the several fully. Every painful footfall that she made lustrated Library of Travel, Exploration, and say cannot make place in your breast for me could part friends; though her heart so clung "It was as difficult to distribute the various melo-dramatie cry of anguish, vows she is yet was the patter of a blood-drop. Such un- Adventure," edited by Bayard Taylor and issued roles as charmingly as ever; but there are grum- now, you will know that it is true, because to his that a parting should rend itfropiher, facts of the whole effect, as to identify one's in her grenadines and taking vapor baths for natural excitement must have some termin- by Chas. Scribner & Co., New York. We have blers, you, know, who don't like to pay four dol- it has no design. Oh! Mon Dieu! Mon she wanted to live over their brief happiness self. I had only a public and general conscious- neuralgia, while all of her beautiful new'things lars unless for a novelty, and the American diva ation. He quarreled with a waiter. Old with the above volume one other devoted to Dieu! It is so hard to have but one deep again. ness of the delight given by the harmony of are lying untouched. But New York is great,and docs not possess the passion, abandon, and Bulger ordered -a •cuirassier to take him to Arabia. hues in the parquet below ; and concerning the love, and yet find that love the greatest sor- "Oh!" said Suzette, in the end, laying Broadway is its prophet, so nous verronsf pure sympathetic power required of a Violetta, the door; he would have resisted, but Ter- orchestra I had at first no distinct impression row of one's life. It is so hard to have her cheek upon the cold iron of the bal- SUBURHAN SKETCHES. By William D. Howells. Contemplating the ravishing, bewitching, Madame Lucoa made her reappearance on Friday rapin whispered, "Don't be foolish, Flare; save of the three hundred and thirty violin- head-turning new fashions, how oan we think loved my boy so well, and to know that to cony, "I wish I had died at my father's James B. Osgood & Co., Boston, sent us through in "Nozzedi Figaro," "Faust" for the matinee. if you art put out it will be a triumph for bows held erect like standing wheat at one mo- solemnly of the dying year? Can we'forget Sothern is drawing immense houses at Wal- the 6nd of his days he bated me." home, of pining for something to loVe, Mohun. the girl," and only this conviction kept him tion of thé director's wand, and £hen falling as that from the dying throes of Nature Art Springs lack's. It is rumored that Jefferson has prom- She said this with all the impetuosity of There is no man of letters in the United States rather than to have loved thus truly, and if with tho next he Bwept them down. After- to life, and cities awake from their midsummer ised to take his original part of Asa Trcnchard calm. The cyprians whom he wooed fol- who has had the same uniform success as the her race; with utter abandonment of plan or have it accounted my shame. If I were wards files of men with horns, and other files sleep? Indeed, no. The windows are filled this winter. At Booth's Miss Neilson com- lowed. him out; he turned upon them bit- author of the above pleasant volume. We re- effort, yet with a wild power of love and married to this man I could not be his of men with drums and cymbals, discovèred with warm-hued ribbons, shimmering silks, gay mences her engagement as Juliet this week terly when he had crossed the threshold, member him years ago ; they seem, to make a gesture which we know only upon the stage, fonder wife; but because I am not he de- themselves ; while far above all certain labor- plaids of every imaginable elan, dainty brilliant Mr. Boucicault has immortalized himself in and leaping into a carriage was driven to centufy, as all events that date beyond the but whieli in France is life, feeling, reality. spises me. All day I have crawled in the ious figures pumped or ground with incessant birds, graceful plumes, gorgeous, Algerian "Kerry," which exquisite bit of acting is as his, hotel, where hejslept unquletly till day- late war thu3 grow dim. He was then a obeisance at the apparatus supplying the organ cloths with threads of silver and gold glittering much part and parcel of himself, hereafter, as She sat down and sobbed, raising her dust, I have made myself cheap in his eyes. residont of the quietest town in the world, break. with wind." in oriental magnificence through scarlet and Jefferson's Sip Van Winkle, Miss Cushman's voice till it rolled \fitli a shrill music which If I were prouder he might not love me if we except those inhabited by Turks, known See him, at dawn, in deep slumber! his Authors, like siege guns, must be iu place to black ; glittering necklets and crosses Meg j|lerilles, and other famous renditions. Tho made him quiver, through the parted curtain more, but his respect would be something." as Columbus, Ohio, and he was the quiet- be effective. Your " swamp angel " wakens the " Thompson Blondes " aro at the Olympic in face is sallow, his lips are dry, his chest She rallied and took heart. Prideis the est man of that town. Young, small, shy, and " Which Jews might kiss and infidels adotc." and into the turbulent street. There were city by being in position. Mr. Howells has se- burlesque. A now show pieec will be ready heaves nervously as he breathes hard. It is thoughtful, it required a search warrant to find troops passing beneath the balcony, and the immortal part of woman. With a brighter cured his in having-publishere who not only What matters it that French gilt and Bolicmian soon at the Grand Opera House, called tho a bad sleep; it is tho sleep of bad children, him, and (¡j Spanish Inquisition to draw him out. garnets arc used ? We arc rushing into extremes clangor of drums and bugles climbed be- eye she entered the room; her letter, blotted print readily all that he writes, but print in the "Round Clock," so indescribably funny that its to whom the fiend comes, knowing that the No one went to this trouble, and soTlowells just now. Onward is the motto—show aful tin- tween the stone walls, as if to pour all its with tears, lay crumpled and torn upon the most attractive style. appearance had to be postponed until the actors older they grow the more surely are they his was known to about a dozen curious people as sel and gewgaws,and the largest amount for the mockery into the little room. floor at his bedside, and he, with his face-to could sufficiently command themselves to gravely own. a half author of a small volume of poems by two money's worth. Ralph Flare hated to see a woman cry; it the wall, was snoring sonorously. VICTOR NORMAN. A Novel. By Mrs. Mary A. sustain their parts, a consummation expccted This is not Certainly the bashful young friends, that were remarkable for the town of Denison. Published by Lippincott & Co., The famous Jumel will-ease is. again iucourt. MARRIED ABROAD. pained him more thain her; so he lifted her "Ralph Flare," cried Suzette, "arise! on the 33th. , • - o. h. s. n. man who started at the phantom of , his Columbus. We should say one-third author, Philadelphia, The parties concerned had arrived at, a satisfac- in his arms and carried her to the sofa, and that letter is the last olive branch you' shall for the wicked cynical poet Heine'shared the tory settlement. But last year a now contest- mother, and sinned reluctantly. Aye! but This is a charming work of fiction for the placed her head upon his breast. For a long ever see in my hand; adieu!" honors. All of the volume that was not trans- ant appeared in the shape of an old man callin THE WATERING-PLACES OF GREAT BRI- An American Bomance of the Quartier latin. those wbo do wrong after much admonish- Young Men's Christian Association and other He opened his eyes yawningly; Suzette lation ¡was a pretty fair Imitation of the famous himself George Washington Bowen, professin TAIN AND GERMANT. while she sat in that strange luxury of grief, good people who seek relaxation from the pious ment! are wickeder than those who obey the poet who may be, and doubtlessly is, a tremen- to be a son of madame. He is as tenacious as UT GEORGE ALFRED TÖWNSISND. and she was fearful that he would send her with trembling lips and nostrils clasped the duty of swindling their neighbors during Hints for Passing a Summer Pleasantly and first bad impulse. He is ten times more dous fellow in German, but who appears exceed- an oyster of his so-called rights. Mr. Chase, with Economy. away before her agitation could pass, and door-knob. It shut behind her with a the week and the labor of the Sabbath cast away who thinks and sins than he who ingly thin and unsatisfactory when rendered in who was the husband of Madame Jumel's PART V—Continued. she might speak. His face wore an incred- shock. Her feet were quick upon the in trying to swindle the Almighty. Mrs. CHAPTER -XXX. only sins and does not think. English. The Hebrew, however, is not alone in adopted ncice, received possession of the es- There was no sleep for him that night. ulous sneer as she spoke, though he knew it stairs; he pursued her like one suddenly Denison has accomplished a difficult; task. Making Hamburg our headquarters, to which this misery. tate valued at a million and a half, and con He drank brandy again in the morning, and Ralph Flare was one of your reasoning gone mad, and called her back with some- A difficult task is a moral novel. Wick- wo return from Antwerp, we aro tempted to see was absolute truth. She told him how stantly increasing in value—his daughter, Mrs. walked to the banker's. His remittance villains. His conscience was not a better After the election of Mr. Lincoln, Howells was edness is so much more interesting than yet more of the German watering-places. Carls- wretched she had been, feo wretched that thing between a moan and a howl. translated from the dry, Blecpy town of Colum- Jumel Pery, presiding at the old mansion. The | awaited him, and he came out of the Rue nature rising up in the man, and saying goodness that the moral peh-driver has a hard bad has a reputation superior to most of the even temptation respected her; how she had "Do not go away, Suzette," he cried, " I grounds are of immense value, as is all prop- bus to* the slumberous, watery city of Venice¡ road ta travel. Then again, under the plan of other spas of Germany for curing everything, I de la Paix with thirty gold napoleons in his " this is wrong." It "was not conscience at never known the intensity of her passion only jested. I meant this morning to search erty at Washington Heights. The garden is where ha figured in a small way as United States salvation taught by theological sages, the dis- and is particularly recommended to each and J pocket. all; it was only a fear. Far down as Suzfette you out and beg you to come back. 1 would very quaint with its clumps of box, cut in fan- for km till they were asunder; how all pre consul and largely as an author of sundry ele- comfiture of the wicked is reserved for another all for exactly their complaint, whatever it may might be, she never could have heen unfeel- tastic shapes, grown to enormous heights, the He met all the Americans at breakfast at vjous attachments were as ice to fire com- not lose you for France—for the world. Be gant books devoted to "Sketches from Venice." world, and as the one in which the writer of be, above every other. It will therefore be in- ing, unmerciful as he. It is a bad character odd, crooked old catalpa trees, the welj, Ion, I Trappe's in the Palais Royale, and strolling pared to this; and how the consciousness of not rash or retaliatory! become not the com- Still following hts quiet fate Howells went into fiction indulges is somewhat remarkable for the teresting to everybody suffering with eolds Or to set in black and white, yet you might ask dried up, overhung with luxuriant Vines and I. to tho morgue with a part of them, kept on its termination should make her desolate panion of this Frenchman who has divided the editorship of the "Atlantic," so called be- success of the wrong-doer, moral retribution consumption, or any of the intermediate dis- old Terrapin or any shrewd observer what rank fungus, from which peep forth bright I to Vincennes and spent a wrctched day in forever. us. We will commence again. I have tested cause Of its everlasting calm, and through all appears forced and is generally very stupid. eases,. to know where Carlsbad is situated, and Mr. Howells has continued steadily winning his eyed lizards and squat toads. There is a long, r the forest. At the Place de la Bastille, re- manner of man was Ralph, and they would your fidelity. You shall have all the liberty Mrs. Denison has executed her Work with more how they may get there. If you will consalt say, " So-so-ish, a little sentimental, spooney "I looked upon you," she said, "as one way in the republic of letters. low grape arbor leading to a grassy mound I turning, he got into a cabriolet alone and that you need, everything that I have; say than common ability. Her story reads well. the map you will find it to be a town in Bohemia, likewise; but good fellow, a good fellow!" whom I had trained up. Since I have lost The Ep'fft before us is a fair specimen of his upon which stands a stately old tree ¡whose I searched ineffectually along the Rue Rivoli to me, sweetheart, that you will stay." about seventy miles south from Leipsic, and And moTe curious than all, Suzette said so' my little Jules, I have needed something work. ' There is a quiet humor done in simple, CYCLOPEDIA or THE BEST THOUGHTS OP DICK- branches droop to the ground ; this was planted the same distance southwest of Dresden, and I for a companion who would ride with him. too. to Caré for. I taught you to speak my For a moment her bright eyes were scin- sweet English that reminds us of Irving. We ENS. Compiled by F. C. de Fontaine, j Pub- from a slip by madamo's own hands, amd it was one hundred and fifty miles east from Frankfurt. "Go through thé Rue de Beaux Arts," he language as if you were a baby. You learned tillant with wrath and indignation. He who give asa specimen the-following description of lished by E. G. Hale, New York. under its shade she listened to the courtly words Fortunately, the railway does not as yet quite He rose at daylight, and dressed and looked said, as they crossed Pont Neuf. This is a the coinage of the land, and how to walk had racked her all day for his pleasure was Mrs. Johnson of the culinary department, and We are favored with the fourth and fifth num- of her future husband, Aaron Burr. reach it, SO that, come from what direction you at himself in the glass. He felt that this quiet street in the Latin Quarter filled with through the city, and all customs and places, bound and prostrate now. Should she not of quasi African descent: bers of this valuable work, that is gotten up I had the pleasure of drinking my ooffee from will, you have at least six hours of old-fashioned would not do. His revenge had turned upon ! Louis Fourteenth's own gold service in the I cheap pensions, in one of which dwelt Fan- precisely as a child learns them from his do as much for her revenge? "I am loath to confess that Mrs. Johison with great care and handsomely put to print. staging or footing, a pleasant reminiscence of himself. He had half a mind to send Tbr had not a flattering opinion of the Caucasian Glancing over its pages one is astonished to find famous Washington room, where the general clictte. His heart was wedged in his throat mother. Alas! you were wiser than I, and " I have no other friend now," he pleaded, bygone times, when pleasure was not worked as he saw at the window little Suzette sew- Suzette, and forgive her, and plead with her race injall respecta.. In fact, sho had very good how many quotable passages there arc in this received tho Indians once upon a time, afld by steam, as it generally is now-a-days. One of it made me sad to feel it. It was like the "my n'ghts have been sleepless, solitary. where he held his conferences with Lafayette. ' ing. She wore one of the dresses he had ta come back again. The door opened: ;she philosophical and Scriptural reasons for looking popular author, and to note the influence he has the uses to which a husband can be advantage- mother's regret that her boy is getting above In the days I have drunk deeply, squan- upon us as aiMigstart people of new blood, who It is to be hoped the old mansion will Be left given her. Her face was old and piteous; of whom he thought stood before him, more had in English literature. Dickens was not ously put is that of an avant courier. As such, her, in mind, in stature, so that he shall be dered my money, tried all dissipation, and had come into their whiteness by no creditable more remarkable for his exaggerated humor sacred to its memories, if for no other reason she iyas red-eyed and worked wearily, look- marked and meagre than he; and the old in the early springtime at home, the paterfamilias able to do without her. Yet with that fear, proved them disappointments. If you leave or pleasant process. The late Mr. Johnson, than his exaggerated sentiment ; and while than that its walls hav.e been honored By the is started out like the dove from the ark to look ing into the street like one on a rainy day. tyranny mounted to liis eyes as he looked there is a pride like mine, when I felt that me I swear that I will plague myself and who hid died in the \yest Indies, whither lie both are models to unfledged writers Of fic- presence of Washington, Lafayette, and, I may *for summer lodgings. The mission is one of upon her. He knew that sho had come to When she saw him, he thought, by her you were clever. Ah! Ralph, you loved to you." voyaged for his health in quality of cook upon tion, the popularity of the efforts influences add, Burr. arduous responsibility, for thè chances are that be pardoned, to explain, and he determined start and flush, that she was going to fall make me feel how weak and mean I was. "Oh! Ralph," said Suzette, "I do not a Down-East schooner, was a man of letters, one and all. It is a fatal style of imitatien, for As Geoi-ge Washington Bowen is probably an after the selection is made, the female doves that she should suffer to the quick. from the chair; but then she looked with a You played with my poor heart, sick enough wonder at the artfulness of women after this and had written a book to show the superiority while the more prominent characteristics, that impostor, I sincerely hope he will lose his will turn up their bills wken inducted into their of the black over the white branches of the are in fact faults, can easily be adopted, the cause, and that Mrs. Jumel Piiry may long con- dim, absent manner into his face, like one If this history of Ralph Flare that we are before, and little by little I felt your love day's lesson. Something impels me to re- cote. : Every year, as "summer resorts" incrcaso human,family. In this he held that, as all isl- finer essence of genius escapes. tinua her graceful hospitalities. in number, the duty becomes mora difficult, and who essays to remember something that was writing was not a fiction, we might make gliding away from me, till at last you told turn your cruelty; it is a bad impulse and ands have been their discovery found peo- Private receptions at various of our fashion- one finds himself in the position of a man with very dear hut is now quite strange. He was Suzette give way at once under the burden me that it was gone. You said you should We would suggest to the publisher, however, I shall disobey it. I thank God, my baby, pled by blacks, we must needs believe that able clubs are among the ondits: For Mr. Stan- a long bill of fare before him, at a loss which pleased to think that she was miserable, and of her grief, and rest upon a chair, and leave France, never to return—God forgive that I cannot do as you have done to me." that two odd numbers are not sufficient for a humanity was first created ot that color. Mrs. sound judgment. ley by the Century Club ; for Anthony Trollope, dish to select. He is apt in that case to be gov- would have given'much to have found her weep. On the contrary, she did j ust the op- you if it was not true—and when you treated She wept again for the last time, but he Johnson could not show us her husband's work who is en route to New York, by the Lotos Club, erned by the advice of his friohds. So, as all begging bread, as she did that night of him. posite. She laughed. me worst, I was tempted to hear kind words kissed her tears away, and wondered where (a sole copy in the library of an English gentle- of which Mr. Wbitelaw Reid is the graceful and, For THE CAPITAL, . our acquantances in Hamburg had so much to lie had ridden by on purpose to show that Human nature is consistent only in its from another. Fanchette's friend has a rich the great shame lay, upon that child or upon man at Port au Prince is not to be bought for OCR MOUNTAINS IN AUTUMN. accomplished president; for Miss NeilsoU, the say about Carlsbad, I went to see what it was, he had money, and she sent him by Terra- ! inconsistencies. She meant to break down cousin who admires me. He is to live in him? money) but she often developed its arguments Mcthinks the world may show no lotelier sight newest tragedienne of Booth's, by the Arcadian; Now, I am not ashamed to admit my utter pin's word a petition for a few francs to buy in the end, but wished to intimidate him by Paris many years. I never loved him, but (Conclusion next week.) to the lady of the house ; and one day, with a Than our wild mountains in the Autumn's prime; by the Yacht Club for Eugenie, Napoleon, and ignorance of German, and what is more humili- her a chamber. Fanchette's friend had a show of carelessness, so she first said I am poor, and many women marry only for great show of reluctance, and many protests When, far as eye can reach, transfiguring rime. the Prince, who are to come over in the Sappho ating, perhaps, to say that I do not appreciate that no personal slight was meant, let fall the and be Commodore Bennett's guests, or rather come home from the country, and it would quietly, "Monsieur Ralph, I have come te a home. He offered that and more to me. In the deep vales, and on each towering height, the beauties of the language sufficiently to be NEW BOOKS. fact that Mr. Johnson believed the white race Has kissed the wide woods into boauty, bright accept his Fifth-avenue palace for their home not do for her to occupy their single bod- see to my washing; it went out with yours; I would not hear it. Oh ! if you had only at any pains to acquire it. I .look upon it as a descended from Gehazi the leper, upon whom As flamesth e Aurora in the arctic clime, while here. Mr. Bennett accompanies Mr. and penalty inflicted on a portion of mankind for room; but Ralph made reply by deputy to will you tell the proprietor to send it to me ? " said one tender word to me in those days of JAPAN IN OUR DAY. Compiled and arranged by And with more hues than bears the bow sublime the leprosy of Naaman fell when the latter re- Mrs. Belmont to Europe, and another on it here in the draft me in your absence; my late friends will be she followed him to his hotel again, and archy, each official being llanked by a secretly mind as to the eye, and an absolute democracy supposed, according to the bills sent in, to pos- given, like sedative powders, to fifth-vate actors. It was soon over, and our little party sat down and take some cognac." . vexed; you have finished the business which here, as if with terrible ennui, he throw him- appointed controller, the talents of the em- was appreciable in it. Not only did all artificial sess the wonderful power of wearing dozens of Gold and silver weddings are eminently re- to our meal, at which the Englishman was par- ployes are exhausted in learning how to do "No," answered Ralph, "I am all right brought you here, and I must go to break- self upon his bed and feigned to sleep, whila distinctions eease, but those of »ature were gloves at a time. They are getting rubicund at spectable, because not patronized by poor peo- ticularly festive, frequently remarking to mc, nothing, and say nothing which might furnish practically obliterated, and you felt for once the again. You see my girl there? (Don't look fast now." she crouched at his table and wrote him a the bare hint. I should not be at all astonished ple who " can't afford," and arc public nui- sttto vfee, that wc were in great luck. During material for damaging reports. As to their pri- full meaning of unanimity. No one was at a if the streets were to be cleaned. The prepara- at her!) You know some of these girls, old Ralph was a good actor; had he thought contrite letter. It was sweetly and simply sances cut by society. the conversation he happened to say something vate life, it is concealed, like that of the Japan- disadvantage.; one was as wise, as good, as tions for the holidays already commcncing are The little couplet— about Dresden, wondering what time we were fellow. I mean to treat two of them to a Suzette really meant to go, he would have worded, and asked that he should let her re- ese noble«, behind the walls of their domestic handsome as another. In most public assem- upon a most extensive scale. A happy freema- to arrive there. bottle of champagne. She will see it. I fallen on his knees. turn to him for his few remaining days in fortresses. While the streets inhabited by the "Gold and silver may yet untie blages the foolish eye roves in search of the sonship exists among the crowds that throng The knot that gold and silver can buy," 'Dresden ! " exclaimed the lady, " you dott't mean for her to do so. Who are these pass- "Stop, Ralph, my boy!" she cried. " I Paris. If he could not grant so much, common people, with all their dwellings open vanity of female beauty, and rests upon some Broadway and the grand boulevard, Fourteenth might she speak to him in the street; come to the public view, are constantly animated only applies to those contemplating marrtage de say that you are bound there ; why, the train ing? Come with me." know that you do not love me ; I can't see lovely visage, or pretty figure; but-here it street, and every species of imposition is be- convenanct. Twenty-five and fifty years of has just left !" - He walked'by Suzette and her friend as why I ever believed that you did. But let to see him sometimes, if only to be reviled; with crowds of comers and goers of all ages seemed to matter nothing whether ladies were nignly smiled upon—even the Wti noir of man, and both sexes, in the aristocratic quarters one wedded life brings a man in the condition of Poor Mr. Bull was not only chop-fallen, but if they had been invisible, and addressed me sit with you a little while. You drove love him, though she could not hope to be well or ill-looking; and one might have been a trailing skirt. Breakfast parties, are being sees neither women ,nor children, unless in the miller who found it impossible to sleep away the chop which he had at his lips actually fell those whom he pursued with such energy me from you once; I know that you have loved? She gave him this note with her perfectly ascetic without self-denial. A blue inaugurated, as well as parties for luncheon and from the din and racket of his beloved mill. It upon his plate. His beaming expression of glimpses, through the grating of the windows, eye or a black, what of it ? A mass of blonde dinner; matinee balls and dancing parties by that they shrank back. He made one of found one to fill my place; but, enfant, I face turned away, and faltered the request is custom that habituates a man to every variety countenance gave place to tho most woe-begone in the houses of the retainers. or chestnut hair, this sort of walking-dress or love you. I want to take your head in my that he would think ere he replied, and hur- gas; private bal masques and theatricals, and no of life ; and here Crossbones glared at me Sav- look. them take his arm and hurried here and " There arc thus in Yedo two coexisting forms ried to the balcony without, that she might that, you might note the difference casually in end to weddings. agely. Give your wife a little license, forsooth ; " Why did you not tell me," asked the pitying there, saying honeyed words all the time, arms as I have done a hundred times, and of society, one of which, armed and endowed a few hundred around you ; but a sense of those The modiste by whom I am patronized, and let her prate about freedom ; she argues free- spirit, "where you were going?" by which she was affrighted, but every hear you say one kind word before we part not trouble him with the presence of her with privileges, lives as if imprisoned in a vast myriads of other eyes and chignons and walk- before whose awe-inspiring shrine I daily pre- dom of opinion is an individual right—inherent, " Dear me," he replied, his self-possession re- smile, false as it was, fell into Suzette's forever." sorrow. citadel; and the other, disarmed, subject to the ing-dresses absorbed the impression in an in- sent myself, in vain, informs me she could not original, independent of the world. Freedom turning with his gallantry, " I thought I was How the streét beneath her, into which domination of the former, apparently enjoys all heart. "There was a time," he said slowly, stant, and left a dim, strange sense of loss, as sleep, neither could she eat, and her hair was of action consists in carrying into operation, going where you were, and that was enough." she looked, had changed since the nights the advantages of liberty. But in reality a rod Weary, wan, wretched, she kept them ever "when you did not need my embraces. I if all women had suddenly become Woman. gray, ail through impossible-to-be-served cus- without invading the rights of others, "every "And pray where are you going, sir?" said she of iron is laid upon the people of Yedo. Out in view, crossing his path now and then in was eager to give them. I did not give you when they talked together upon this balcony ! For the time, one would have been preposter- tomers—in fact she felt a solemn conviction of lawful determination, individual and associate. addressing me. " To Carlsbad, madam." "So of five heads of families, one is always estab- ously conceited to have felt his littleness in that the vain thought that sho might have one kindness only ; I gave you nourishment, There was bright sunshine, but it fell leer- growing lunacy. I glanced at the wildne^S ,of Mark well those two expressions, continued am I." I could not resist making the same re- lished by the government as an authority over crowd ; you never thought of yourself in an in- shelter, clothing, money. You were un- ingly, not laughingly, upon the columns of her eye, at the multitudinous array of costumes, Crossbories, grimly, lawful determination and mark to Mr. Bull that he had several times word from him, though it were a curse. He the other four. The iniquitous laws punish a the Odean Theater, upon the crowds on the dividual capacity at all. It was as if you were polonaises, and fabrics on tho walls, coverin«- rights of others. _ Lawful in the mouth of woman made but which he seemed in no haste to re- took his new friends into an alcove. She worthy and ungrateful. You are nothing whole family, a district even, for the crime of a private in an army, or a very ordinary billow Boulevard, upon the decrepit baths of Julian, sofas, chair backs, and the floors like Bluebeard's means the possession of a husband, and rights peat. " I say, aren't we in luck?" " Yes you saw the wine burst from the bottle, and to me now. Do not think to wheedle me one of the members. Neither the property nor of the sea, feeling the battle or the storm, in a wives, and like Fatima beat an ignoble retreat. has become a household word, and before Con- are," he replied with wonderful good nature, heard the clink of the glasses as they drank back to be your fool again." upon the far heights of Belleville, upon her the lives of the citizens are guarded by any collective sort of way, but unable to distinguish Safe beyond those fascinating portals I cogi- gress in a struggle for supremacy between white I and I have been." There was yet a half hour "Oh! for charity, my child, not for more cheerlessly than upon all. legal protection. The extortions and the brutal good health. She did not know that all his your sensations from those of the mass. If a tated upon the expediency of awaiting the fin- women and black men. Crossbones then vowed before the Leipsic train, to which we had been acts of the two-sworded class remain for the laughter was feigned, that his happiness love—I am too wretched to hope that—for She listened timorously for his word of rafter had fallen and crushed you and your un- ishing off of twenty-nine brides elect, and then with a terrible adjective if ever he attended transferred, would leave, so that our English- most part unpunished. But the burgher turns was delirium, that his vows were lies. She pity, let me sit by your side five moments. iecall. She wondered if he were not writing important row of people, you could scarcely taking my chances at the risk of being inextri- sugar, lead, rubber, wooden, tin, silver, and gold man had plenty of time to finish his breakfast for compensation to the charms which his good did not believe Ralph Flare so base as to put I cannot put it into words why I beg it, but a reply. Yes; that was his manner, he was have regarded it as a personal calamity, but cably mixed as to patterns in the confused weddings again he'd vote for Victoria Woodhull with us, and he soon came bacì" to his appetite, city offers him. If the rule of the Tycoons might have found it disagreeable as a chock to his foot upon lier, whom lie had already it is a little thing to grant. If one starved cold and sharp of speech, but he was an brains of cutters and fitters—possibly being for next President, Fred Douglass for Vice from which no disappointment could, keep him sometimes appears hard to him, he remembers that great body of humanity. Recall, then, stricken down. you, or had stolen from you, and asked it artist with his pen. She thought that her made decolletti for a street costume—denied aPresident,,an d then retire to a, lunatic asy'um long. Still he was rather a nielancholy-looking that the Mikados, have not always been good- how astonished you were to be recognized by vest when I order a Louis Quinze coat; forced so earnestly, you would consent. I only long'patiencehad moved him. Perhaps she for the period of his natural life. object, as we left him on the platform waving And he—he was all self, all stone!—he natured—that one of them, in ancient times, some one, and to have your band shaken in your into a Josephine short waist when I insist upon And Crossbones deposited me in my capacious his adieu and waiving for the night train for laid no offense at his own door. He did want you to think less bitterly of me. You should be all forgiven. Aye ! they should j loved to display his skill as an archer in bring- |individual character of Smith. 'Smith? My a basque—with skirts and sleeves adapted for a vehicle, a sadder and wiser—correspondent! Berlin. J. c.

r THAT CRYING SIN of republics, ingratitude, Then could the police have interfered» w„ They came cheering, they returned crest- tion, but with rushing into and occupying and set out some trees along the squares, leaving the we have forgotten. Doubtless, if the Musco- assassin yet arrested. He is about thirty-five, haS been multitudinously illustrated at the opine not. Can.an inferior body arrest and to fallen. They marched in with air of men rest of the expense of even those streets to be borne Memnonltes are coming te America in search of medium height, slender figure, cold, hard THE CAPITAL. fields which, in eveiy just view of human Brooklyn navy yard. A thousand workmen by the city. for religious liberty, they don't want any Dun- blue eye, and light moustache. He dresses as pnsoni ssupenor? Ofcoursenot; MhMH who know their rights, and knowing dare things, are sacred from legislative interfer- were discharged on Wednesday last, and more " While, on the other hand, the city has not only kers to come along. " Of such is the kingdom the New York assassin was wont to do, in the would have continued until one or the ntf CITY IE ID IT 101ST. maintain them, and dropped out discon- ence. Into a republican polity they have expended its money on the streets where even the on Thursday. The poor fellows thought It hard of heaven," extreme of the fashion, and is attached to a body, or both, had been destroyed This »u certed, to use a vulgar expression, as damp- brought the encroaching spirit of a suspi- population was scattered over an immense area, but to be turned loose 60 soon after they had per- waa averted by the prudent withdrawal of th WASHINGTON CITY: Let the Memnonites come. If there is any little gold-headed cane, probably his only real ened dogs. Some were silent and put ousi and despotic sovereign. There are no especially opened and improved those leading to the formed the service for which they were em- mayor. For when he so suddenly retreated N national establishments at the navy-yard and arsenal, point upon which we the^jeoplè of the United attachment. on a ludicrous expression of attempted rights of man so essentially personal, none ployed—so soon after the election; but the belligerents gazed in amazement at each oth SUNDAY MOBNING - - NOVEMBER 24,1872. and those leading to and around the public squares States are particularly strong, it is religious MORAL.—Don't Interfere with the husbana- thought; others were noisy and demonstra- powers were inexorable. Their experiences as and said, like the Jews of old, "We wot so self-evidently inalienable, that they have and reservations belonging to the nation, and thus, liberty. Those pragmatical old hypochon- at-common-law. Richardson tried that and not told by one of their number were calculated to what has become of this man Davis." n°' tive. They denounced the Executive in vile not been in some way encroached upon and by its own means, enhanced the value of public driacs—meaning no offense to ourselves, their only was shot but subsequently married by CIVIL SERVICE AND UNCIVIL excite commiseration. He was at work about TREATMENT. phrase, of which the purity of our columns violated. Government in the United States, property. forty millions of lineal descendants—the Pil- Henry T^ard Beecher to the femme couverte, tSat six weeks. He had paid $3.50 at one time and will not permit a repetition. within the last four years—to go back no "The Immense property of the Government which grim Fathers, who landed at Plymouth Kock, had, created all the trouble. O'Neil tries it, and There are premonitory symptoms of back $2.50 at two others—in all $8.50—to help elect SOCIAL GOSSIP. has been thus benefited has been at all times free Civil-service reform to city roughs; reform further—has been spread wider than, not to made their way, as we are informed, across the where is he now? When the husband-at-com- The note of preparation for a lively season is ,i action on the part of the Administration from taxation, while the property of individuals ad- Grant. He had gone into debt on the strength e say its founders contemplated, but than else- briny ocean, to this forlorn continent in search mon-law threatens his/em»»« couverte shut your dent on all sides. A short seasonal a „ ! that, while they strike terror to that part of of any sort to the staffers of ballot-boxes, joining it has been subjected to it. In several of the of the supposed permanency of his engagement, mcr of religious liberty : freedom to worship God in indignant eyes and get out of the way as rap- Is applicable to Washington as t it»« Among th the animal economy called a heart of the fraudulent creators of registration—in a where in civilized countries, no matter what States of the Union, where the Government holds and has to wait to the next pay-day for what is n a way agreeable to their own particular style of idly as your'sympathetic legs will carry you. more noted who give evidences of making themM» word, Camerons—is a grim joke. In the the form of their institutions, its legitimate landed estate, it had paid taxes upon it, and these diie to him at present. "The politicians," Grant politicians, fill Liberal Republicans theological lunacy. They made vociferous This is the only safe and reasonable course. pleasant in a social way, is the new French minW taxes have been paid for the ordinary municipal pur- said he, " have kept away from the yard for the with delight. If he were now to cut loose meantime the silver glitters and the wine powers arc understood to extend. In short, poses of the places where the property was situated. proclamation—when they started—of the right Any other leads to complications and the re- The Count is a breezy Frenchman,and knows that fli' in the name of a republic, our Government last two days, and, as they cannot make use of from the rotten craft—if he would set up smiles on the pleased countenances of the In the city of Washington the case has been directly of every man to worship God according to the volver. plomacy means social entertainment, and so we 1 us now, they leave us to our fate." tAat he has knocked two houses into one-mfl JT for himself, and taking eounsel from a few Social Status while they quietly divide the is growing into a despotism. Virtually, the the reverse. Holding here more property than any- dictates of his own conscience ; and amended OBSERVATIONS.—We never knew a case of emo- B into a state of amazement. Brown's Yormir M judicious friends, strive to put in force cer- spoils so hardly won by others. party in power not only claims to own the where else, it has been subjected to no imposition of it, after they arrived, with a condition : pro- tional insanity that the husband who vindicated this kind. In the acts of incorporation, which gave tells ns that "the French minister, Count Noaffl tain reforms, what a revolution and a reve- State, but the people. Regardless of the vided that the dictates of his conscience cor- the marriage bed is not himself an adulterer or For THE CAPITAL. the city a partial control and regulation over the has taken the fine new house on the corner of KPs Constitution, it recognizes no other limit to respond exactly with the dictates of ours. a drunken scoundrel; nevertheless it is his HYMN OF THANKSGIVING. lation we would have! We do not want streets,-there is no exemption of the property of the Tenth streets, together with the next one adjoint THE FUTURE OF THE REPUBLIC. its authority ; and—although it may not yet Hence their memories remain green, and wè right to pound his wife, and if a friend of the November 28. it on the east Workmen are now engaged la op«? this, however, to go too far. It were a sad Government from taxation, and it might, perhaps, be Oh 1 grand is our wonderful Union of States, It is a common, and, without doubt, a have done its worst—there is little left but properly inferred that Congress did not intend that glory to imitate their consistency. family attempts to pull down the flag of their Ing the dividing walls so as to make the two orati thing for THE CAPITAL to be forced from Our templeB are granite and golden our gates, cally one establishment,and when these Imor correct opinion among thinking men, that it should be exempted, but that it should be equally Let the Memnonites come to the refuge of union, " shoot him on the spot." its position of critic and censor to the sup- a violated instrument to testify that we are And high on the walls is our banner unfurled. the politics of the country are in the safest subject to those burdens which became necessary the exile, the retreat of the oppressed, the land Ilicilts °aWHinWlwl ikn 1» - port of an Administration so odious as this a free people. Oh I glorified land of the beautiful world. for the common benefit of the whole. But the cor- of the free and the home of the bravé. Give and most wholesome condition when parties, THE WOODHULL AND CLAFLIN CASE is getting Full skirted and jeweled our lowlands and leoj has-been. Will this continue? Is this what is indi- porate authorities have, with prndencc and propri- them soil for a settlement, and let it be in the in the legislative bodies, arc nearly equal. ety, abstained from levying taxes upon it, and to be a legal elephant in the hands of its prose- With crystalline lakes and amethyst seas; cated by the overpowering Republican ma- immediate vicinity of the plantation of the This proposition we found so appalling This because, in such case, each is able to have laid the whole weight upon that part of cutors. Two facts are pretty well developed, And woodlands are dappled with amber and i jority which the next Congress will exhibit, Latter Day Saints, another body of refugees for that after writing it we were driven to act as a check upon the more extreme and the property which belongs to individuals, and one is that no case can be legally made As the mellow sun sifts through the leal and whose coming shadow will fall upon conscience sake, to whom we are in the act of out against the women ; and the other that the pause and—well, smoke a cigar to regain doubtful measures which might find favor while the Government has been equally par- screen; the one in a few days to assemble? It is a ticipant in the benefits which have resulted from applying the Plymouth Rock proviso. While prosecuting witness, the broker in question, our editorial equilibrium. with the other. It was hoped by many that, And the rivers flow oil and murmur the rills, I question which time alone can answer; but them. The assessments have been regularly made we arc regulating the domestic relations of the Mr. Challis, is no better than the women he And cattle are pastured on thousands of hills J We return somewhat composed. We re- whatever might be the result of the Presi- upon all, public and private alike, but the taxes have which throbs at the hearts of thousands latter we may, without great additional ex- seeks to punish. And vintage, and hives, and the new milk of k| membered that the facts admitted indicate been collected only from the private holders of prop- dential campaign, such changes would be pense, look after the hooks and eyes, or, as the . The district attorney, who manages the case Are sweet with the fragrance of honey and wil not so much a love for civil-service reform who love the institutions under which they erty. * * * • _ * * * * * * effected through the local elections as would ease maybe, the slighted buttonsof the former. for tho Government, seems to be a first-class Till the heart overflows with gladness and sinl as a sudden and unexpected contempt ex- were born, who connect with them, in reduce, in the next Congress, the Republican " These streets are not only oppressive from their Why should a fellowwho enjoys the protection donkey, and as vicious as he is ignorant. A thanksgiving hymn to the Good King of Kif thought, the freedom and prosperity which pressed for certain low politicians who seek majority below what it has been at any time size and extent in their original formation, but they of this wise and Christian Government be per- After announcing the extraordinary doctrine A jubilee, swelling through valley and glen, the country has enjoyed, and whose prayers will, from the same causes, continue to be an unend- For His manifold gifts to the children of menl to control the Executive that they may within the past ten years, and thus deprive mitted to outrage public propriety by having that it was the duty of the Government of the ing source of expense in their repairs. They must Washington, D. C. J- J« strengthen their rings and increase their are that fhey may be preserved, in fact and two married wives, or by keeping up an out- United State^o protect the private character the party of the power to prosecute further annually cost nearly double the amount of. streets of profits. in spirit, and transmitted to coming genera- landish fashion of confining his integuments ? of the citizen under a law that prohibits a cir- a course of legislation the effect of which the same length of moderate dimensions. The Gov- THANKSGIVING, tions in all their original integrity. If broad brims were an abomination to our an- culation through the mail of printed obscene And .all this comes to light through an must be to work important and undesirable ernment, which created this condition of things, ought not to be very deaf to the complaints of those cestors why should not .homespun, rigged in a matter, he suddenly baulks and refuses his AS RENDERED ILY JONES. effort made by a delegation of political changes in the character of the Government. upon whom such a.burden has fallen. * * * preposterous fashion, be equally so to their de- victims a trial. The fact is gradually getting Oh I grand is our Union, the Yankee believes. roughs from Philadelphia to get a postmas- As he gathers his plnnder, through alien thievi This hope was not confined to the ranks of WASHINGTON CITY. " It has been stated before that the avenues and scendants ? through his iron-clad skull that the matter From the hoof-trodden South—that is free ter nominated. the opposition. Many of the more thought- streets were transferred without any pecuniary com- We are glad to note that a better feeling per- complained of is not obscene. It is libelous, it - name- To understand the matter it is necessary pensation therefor being made by the Government. ful and conservative of the Republicans— vades the country at large in reference to the THE GIFT-CLOTHES BUSINESS, SO far as tho is an infamous scandal, but there is no obscenity " The reservations of ground for public use consist Where our banner, once lqved, is a signal of E to know that that reigion of rich soil called not only those who voted for General Grant, rights and needs of the National Capital. Since President is concerned, is threatened with grief. in it. Now while.these women are held to trial of seventeen entire squares, or large sections, in Oh 1 grand Is our Union, that enlivens decay Pennsylvania, where protection prospers but those who voted for congressmen nom- Under this act, great ear loads of infamous ob- our effort—our desperate effort at improvement various parts of the city, and contain 541 acres, 1 When General Grant rode down to the inaugu- As phosphorus shines in the moon's borrowed scenity in picture and print go out to poison and brains decay, is divided under the Ad- inated by Republican conventions—held the when we consider the moans we possess and the rood, and 36 percheB of land. On some of these the ration we called attention to the fact that he was And the simple republic that patriots proclaim, i ministration into two great parties. One opinion that it would be better to have a high ends aimed at—the people at large have Capitol, President's House, and other public build- arrayed in gift garments from head to foot. A the world daily from New York. Bare legs, Is imperial in power if not in its name. We thank God for a ballot that enables the k rallies under the leadership of that benevo- ceased abusing us for a lack of energy in help- ings have been erected. The rest of them are either tailor had donated a suit of clothes. A hatter bare bosoms,I indecent postures, and obscene more equal distribution of parties in thç To vote down the honest with staffer and slave1 ing ourselves. Within the space of eighteen open and unoccupied, or have been devoted to pub- had sent on a hat. Some loyal shoemaker had stories are spread from New York over the lent old highwayman called Simon Came- federal legislature, and are, without doubt, For the class-legislation that over and o'er lic uses, according to the discretion of Congrcss.on country. And yet no steps are taken by this ron. All the foul fogs from swamps and months we have graded, paved, and drained gotten up, gratis, the boots; and in like manner disappointed that this has not been accom- the subject Enriches the rich while oppressing tho poor; Washington so effectually that it now stands one the shirts and drawers, and soCks and necktie virtuous limb of a legal Satan or any other to For the service called civil, that loafers enjoy mired in Washing, fens sucked up resolve themselves into plished. " For this large extent of land, equal to all its pres- of the handsomest and pleosantest cities on the of this wonderful Executive going to be sworn end by indictment this social evil. But again, And imbeciles fatten on what they destroy; ton in the past two or three winters. Miss Ballard!) political Calibans, who lie, cheat, swindle, ent and prospective wants, the Government paid The returns of the October and Novem- continent. No American citizen need now he in, were proud gifts of patriotic asses, flunkies, ft the stories put in print concerning Henry For the rats that aromid our old Treasury cling, looking very charming after her delightful journey to the sum of $36,399 to the proprietors of the rob, and murder under the command of said nominally and sharpers. The first two donated to relieve Ward Beecher and Theodore Tilton are obscene And gnaw at Its sacks to get their full swing. California during the summer. Miss Merriweather ber elections make it clear that at no time ashamed of his National Capital. And the kind soil, but in reality nothing. This sum was not paid Simon, who is at once their representative, and eome under the law, what are we to say of We thank God for our notes on which we are sold, who was the guest of the Misses Stevenson last win- since the secession of the South has the feeling created by this result will, it is hoped, in- from the general Treasury, nor one cent of it contri- their bursting loyal emotions, the last-named master, and creation. Harriet Beecher Stowe'S disgusting revelation For the base promise that drives out the ellvfer and ter, has just returned from a trip to New York ii Republican party been so powerful numer- duce Congress to do us simple justice. We ask buted by the people of the United States. were animated by a shrewd desire to get a little looking well, and, as always, is exceedingly styliih of the dead Byron ? gold; The other organization is known as the favors. We are no supplicants for gifts or no " The whole of it was taken out of the proceeds office in return, or any way an advertisement, in appearance and very agreeable in conversation. ically as it will be in the Forty-third Con- For the banks that oppress BB, for tho taxes that Social Status party, and consists of Borie alms, but ask, or, if necessary, demand ou of the sales of building lots, which had also been se- or both. Of Miss Marshall I have already spoken. She lias to- gress. To all appearance the minority in It is true that Mesdames Woodhull and Claf- grind; rights. cured by the Government in the contract with land- To do General Grant justice, we must say that cently recovered from a fever, and looks like a little Stuart, Jay Cooke, Childs, and Drexel, all lin are infamous women, and under the law of For the passions of faction that drive on the blind; that body will be so insignificant that its holders. It thus appears that the people of the white rosebud, so delicate is the bloom on her cheeks, I rich and eminently respectable. These gen It is astonishing that so much ignorance he was not the first President-elect who rode to female libel to which we have called attention, For a subsidized press, and for all that decays,: means to prevent, or even to retard the pas- United States have paid nothing for all these public Miss Preston I have not seen,as she is at her home ID J should prevail throughout the country In refer oath in gift clothes. From ancient days, yea chastity enters as a grave consideration. But, Our Ebenezers we lift in this thanksgiving praise. tlemen are not suspected of having invented sage of laws to which, for sufficient reasons, lots, nor for the property in the streets. They pro- Lexington. Mrs. Carlisle has given her an argent in-1 ence to the relation existing between Washing back in the dim past of James K. Polk, all the then, sympathy, or rather wrath, is somewhat hitro-glycerine, and with the exception of cured them, and now own them, without the expendi- vitation to visit Washington this winter, and I onlj' it may be opposed, will be extremely lim- Presidents with one, probably two, exceptions— ton city and our Government. Correspondents ture of a single dollar. It is difficult to estimate the balanced by the discovery that Challis, the re- hope she will not be able to resist an acceptance. I Cooke and Stuart, the Social Status party ited. The destiny of the country, so far as PERSONALS here and editors at home join in one general present value of the public grounds. Buchanan perhaps, certainly Johnson—have had maining prosechting witness, is not only quite hear a vague rumor that a certain New York gentle- j is not known widely, and these two are it may be affected by legislation, is, there- the bad taste, to say the least of It, to make a attempt to spread abroad as much error as pos " In 1836 there had been received from as bad as the defendants, but was their intimate GniswoLD.r-tMrs. A. M. GriswoH contributes man has succeeded in establishing himself in Miss more remarkable for finance and piety than fore, as entirely in the hands of the Repub- sible on this subject. This is not done from the sale of building lots, which cost the public exhibition of themselves in gift clothes. associate and supporter, and so the learned ad- no Insignificant portion of the wit of her hus- Preston's favor and hopes to take her permanently aught else. They live cleanly, soberly, and Government nothing: $ 741,024 48 from Kentucky, but I cannot say how true is the re- lican party as the most ambitious of its malice, but thorough ignorance ; and these gen And the value of the public, reservation And now they are at it again, only, thank vocate of the prosecution hesitates and delays, band's Saturday Night. if they get the better of any one in a trans tlemen, so well instructed in other matter was 1.500,000 00 heaven, they get a jolt. It seems that a tailor and punishes the women by imprisonment with- port. Engagements are not announced hereabout!. leaders could desire ; and as there is no reason EVARTS—Hon. William M., the distinguished action it is done with the utmost propriety seem to be hopelessly blind to this. The rep in Pittsburg was struck with a desire to 'clothe out trial. Mrs. Bristow is here at the Gait House. I saw her a to believe that it has, in any respect, changed $2,241,024 48 jurist, orator, and statesman, is at the Arling- few days ago, and while expressing my great regret resentation—made over and over, and in spite the President in a wonderful suit of clothes, and in accordance with church and com its character or its purposes, or that its lead- We do not write this with a particle of sym- ton. The only redeeming features of the treaty that she would not pass this winter with us, I ionnd of all facts, will continue to be expressed until and so wrote to the President. Donbtlgssly in pathy for the imprisoned. A year since we ex- mercial usages. Their houses are palatial ers have changed theirs, it is to be antici- Since that time hundreds of thousands of muddle were Adams and Evarts. The ; last- that in spite of her husband's brilliant prospects, she the Almighty closes the controversy at the great dollars have been'received by the General Gov- his goosey imagination he saw the swallow- pressed our opinion modestly of Woodhull and was not altogether satisfied at renouncing Washing, their turnouts brilliant, their entertainments pated that the progress which they have named would make a superb Secretary of State. day—that Washington has received heavy dona ernment from the further 6ales of lots originally tailed outrage, satin-lined, hemstitched, back- sister, and got in return a eolumn of abuse quite ton. She hopes to visit our fascinating city during choice, and their associates aristocratic, begun will be continued until the ends they tions from the General Government to accom donated to it, the proceeds of which have not stitched, double-stitched, and every sort of as savage and obscene as any poured out on KELLOQQ—Known as a "preferred personal," the season." Before an election the Calibans of Came contemplate shall have been fully attained. plish that which other cities are obliged to do been applied to the original purpose and con- stitch, riding along before an admiring multi- Beecher and Challis. We washed off the bilge always doing something for the papery to talk By the bye, Miss Snead while in Louisville was the ron are all powerful at the White House, Whatever may be admitted or denied in without aid, has no foundation in truth what tract with the citizens of this city. tude with the extraordinary pantaloons, spring- water with the soap of indifference; and went about, is now engaged in writing her autobi- recipient of a high compliment paid her by a wealth? after an election the Social Status party is ever. Washington has never received from seated and instep-spread, that should excite ography. She could make a good-sized volume and fashionable lady—Mrs. Trabue—noted for her respect to the purposes of the Republican Continuing, said report proceeds to state— our way. But this proceeding in New York is in the ascendant. Government, in the way of appropriations for the American people to the wildest state of ad- 'an insult and an injury; an insult to common out of her personal notlçes. elegant entertainments, who give Miss Snead ai part; party, the direction of its ideas and the " They regard it (this District) as the child of the Forney does not count. legitimate city uses, one sixteenth of what the miration and excitement. sense, ana a damage to tho law upon which we that was graced by all the beaux and belles of the tendency of its measures is to work a radi- Union; as the creation of the Union for its own pur- WHITMAN.—Walt Whitman warns the Ameri- city. It was a pleasant tribute paid by beauty to! We do not mean to say that the Socials tax upon the property donated to the Govern poses. The design of the Constitution and its found- General Horace Porter responded. General depend for protection. can people of his purpose to read his poems in cal change in the character of the Govern- genius. were not influential in carrying the State, ment by Washington would amount to, if such ers was to create a residence for the Government, Horace is a funny man when he pleases to be, public. Proprietors of the lines of European ment. It is hardly necessary to say here tax had been assessed as it has upon private where they should have absolute and unlimited con- and Is wont to set the table in a roar, and while they contributed their money liberally. But WE have to thank the Star, Sunday Herald, and steamers in this city are making every prepara- AMUSEMEHTS. that the Government of the United States property. It is common to add up all the ap trol ; which should be regulated and governed by declining the gift Horace seeks to be funny. the real work was done by the Calibans, and Daily Chronicle for kind notices of us, brought tion for the emergency .-¿-Commercial Advertiser. is one whose powers afe specifically granted propriations for,.Government buildings and re them, without the interference of partial interests in The wit is not a success, and considering that NATIONAL THEATER. so feeling they drew upon the Executive for the States; which should be built np and sustained out by our late purchase and removal. As the JOHNSON—'Late inebriated Andrew ofi the The Lingard combination have been quite succeii- by the Constitution: that all powers not pairs to same, and sums necessary to care for the letter is written for the President, a shade by their authority and resources; not dependent Herald says, truly, there is no occasion for un- Presidency, found a burglar in his house the fui during the past week. Mr. Lingard's sketches an office. 0ne was required to make the them, and add thereto appropriations for tlie less dignified than one would like. He puts a conferred by it remain respectively with the upon the will or resources of any State pr local inter- pleasant rivalry in our business, and we can add other night and put the wrongdoer to flight are too well known to require any Bpecial mention, I Philadelphia ring complete, and that one is city, and claim that fifty millions have been refusal upon the ground that Senators Schurz States and the people; for there is no polit- est. If this had not been the design, it is not easy that while quarrels between newspapers make with the Constitution and the flag. The although we never see them but our admiration is the postmaster. A delegation was organized donated. This is one way to get at it, but and Trumbull might be jealous and demand an ical truth more frequently enunciated in the to comprehend either the principle which would pre- exceedingly dulprcadlng to subscribers, noth- wretched man, the burglar, escaped the hoUse, compelled, on account of the rapidity of his changei, and Cameron, who had boasted that his hardiy a fair one, and easily refuted by a few vent the Government from a liberal appropriation of investigation. Had he said this of Cenkling or ing so degrades our profession. The man who but died subsequently from exhaustion. the complete disguise of person and feature, and the halls of Congress, and that, too, by Repub figures. The gentlemen could quite as well national resources to accomplish the object, or the wishes were orders at the White House, was some senator given to spread and strut, we uses the journal he controls to gratify his per- carefnl attention to the most minor detail of each licans who are foremost in the support of hold us indebted to the General Government policy which would confine the city to the means characterization. But he shonld be content with the called uDon to head the little army. might have gotten up a smile. But let the sonal enmity is unworthy the high place of GREELEY returns to the Tribune and marks measures in which constitutional limitations for all the public buildings of the United States, possessed by the inhabitants for its improvement. wit be what it may, the fact is good. The eift his reappearance by a revival of P. I. (known as reputation he has justly earned for his sketchesof Now Simon has a cunning that amounts editor, and when the columns are given up to persons and characters and not attempt legitimate are disregarded. As, in the name of lib Is is now proposed that Congress shall ap "In accomplishing their object, the Union under- clothes have been positively declined, and will pig iron) in the heavy pages of that daily jour- took the guardianship of the District, deprived its stupid epithets thrown at a rival, the editor only acting. He can't do It. We saw his "David Gar- I to ,genius, and he had realized since the erty, the worst offenses against human rights propriate sufficient money to grade, pave, drain not be accepted even if sent without the fatal nal. We had hoped the late experience of our inhabitants of the right of self-government and of gives evidence of stupidity and decay. The rick'' and don't wish to see it again. Hé evidently election a change in the atmosphere of the "C. O. D." beloved candidate had taught him something, have been committed; as, in the name of and light the several avenues, that Congress by the elective franchise, and made them, dependent treatment of each other in print should be as had no more conception of the character than Sena- White House. As Old-Probabilities would humanity, the most revolting cruelties have law has declared the property of the Govern upon the will of the representatives of the States, to This is a small reform, but our day is a day of courteous as that which marks their intercourse but the pig goes back to his wallow, and we tor Morton has of'truth or Simon Cameron of hon- say, there was a perceptible fall in the bar been perpetrated, so it is no new thing, in ment. This is to be met with a cry of wrath whom alone they can look for relief." small things we say ; and, following the advice of in private life. Editors do not meet each other, have a grim satisfaction that it is not in thé esty. White House. ometer, and cold, cloudy weather had in- the name of the Constitution, to practice from certain people ; but that they shall not sin SanehoPanza, "Makehaste with the halter, and howmuchsoever they, may differ politically or Miss Alice Dunning is a magnificent looking woman, in the dark, we give a few facts from a report look not the gift horse in the mouth." dresses with exquisite taste, has a voice clear and tervened. The servants at the entra'nee upon that instrument the most flagrant vio- antagonize in business, with epithets common ADAMS.—Mr. Charles Francis Adams Sturdily distinct, albeit somewhat hard and cold in tone, and felt the change and bowed stiffly, the High made to Congress by the Hon. Samuel L. South MINOR NOTES. to their columns. And why should there be refused to appear and be publicly feted, and lations. possesses a complete knowledge of stage business. ard, late Vice President, to which our attention such difference ? The explanation is not com- complimented by his fellow-townsmen on his Custodian of the Card Basket dared even to Practically the question before the people AT IRREGULAR INTERVALS, in a sort of inter- She Is certainly one of the most easy arid gracelnl has been called by Mr. Hallett Kilbourn. The THERE is a bill pending in congress to author- patronize the mighty Cameron. He begged mittent fever, some enterprising financier dis- plimentary to our profession. Bloody noses and arrival homeland the Consequence was that ladies upon the stage, and is deservedly a great favor- J of the United States is, Shall the Constitu- report says: ize the construction of ten steam sloops-of-war, the meeting at the town hall lost muqh of its the venerable Simon to hinge upon a chair covers a surprising way to pay the national black eyes would be the result, and therefore ite. tion of 1787 remain, as it is declared to be, " The plan of this city was formed by the public the passage of which, it is reported, the Secre- have we civil tongues to balance our printed interest. Resolutions were passed recognizing and rest his aged senatorial bones, while he, debt. We all remember President Grant's two This week the Furbush and Wilton combination, the supreme law of the land? Formally it authorities; the dimensions of the streets determined tary of the Navy will urge in his forthcoming devices—one was to find the means in the fast- malice. the services of Mr. Adams while abroad,: and which played BO successful an engagement here last the H. C. C. B., would inquire if the General by them, without interference by the inhabitants, or is the supreme law, and there is no one who report, on the ground of the necessity of in- nesses of the Rocky Mountains ; the other to To realize the difference between our style of thanking him for,his honorable and dignified winter, will be the attraction. Some changes have regard to their particular interests or convenience. It could see him. dares affirm that it has been in any sense creasing the navy in order to provide the neces- editing and that known as impersonal, one has course. Sensible at all hours. ' been made in the company, which have made it even is a plan calculated for the magnificent capital of a trade it out of St. Domingo. The latest and See him! the Cameron, the man who car annulled or abrogated. The legislative, the sary police on the high seas. Why ten ? Why most remarkable is that promulgated by the only to dip in the flies of any European journal. better than last season. Mr. George C. Boniface,one great nation; but oppressive, from its very dimen- SPENCER.—Our sympathies are with this gen- of the most careful and finished actors we have, li ried the Keystohe State in his. pocket, as it not an hundred, a thousand, ten thousand? If learned Commissioner of Agriculture, of the The dignity, force, and pleasant reading of the judicial, and the executive officers of the sions and arrangements, to the inhabitants, if its ex- tleman in his struggle for a return to the Ben-. the leading man, and,Misses Geòrgie Langleyand the oceans of the world are to be policed : if, National Pumpkin-seed Conservatory, whoisays one and low tone of the other are painfully ap- were, the Pennsylvania short-horned, corn Government are required,\before they enter ecution to any extent is to be thrown upon them. ate. If we are to have carpet-baggers we want Kate Downing take the places of Misses Henrietta Ir- No people who anticipated the execution and subse- wherever tommerce moves upon the seas of the that— parent. We are possessed of a laudable ambition fed Warwick, the king-maker of the day! upon their respective duties, to swear to sup- such clever gentlemen as Spencpr, and Sawyer ving and May Robinson. During their engagement quent Bupport of it out of their own funds would world, it must be guarded by ships of war, the in this direction and long since determined that To have him wait! Why did not earth port and defend it and its provisions. It is "From a considerable experience in the use of of South Carolina. Their sympathy with lis in the popular society comedies of "Divorce" and I have ever dreamed of forming such a plan. It would largest number would hardly be sufficient. if we could not abuse a brother editor to his face Article '47 " will be produced, and possibly others. 1 quakes shake foundations and swallow card- the sole stated standard of administrative have been consummate folly. At that period neither manures, including night-soil, he is confident that our efforts to lift the National Capital from its There is a story told of a farmer of Kentucky we certainly would not while hid behind a press On the 9th of December Mr. Lester Wallack will I baskets up 1 And when he was shown into the Government nor the proprietors contemplated the total waste of each individual, including his pro- old ruts-and degraded condition command our conduct and opinion. If the question -syere, who, late in life, was induced to pay a visit to portion of the slops thrown from the kitchen, etc., and in the securiiy of an editorial room. Cer- "commence an engagement at the National.' During the Presence, the Presence did not remove that the whole, or even a large proportion; of the bur- hearty friendship in return. Senator Spepcer Shall the Constitution be abandoned?—the his son who had married and settled in Illinois; cannot justly be estimated, at least in the more east- tainly life would be more agreeable and our his stay he will appear in " John Garth," " Onrs," 1 den should be thrown upon the inhabitants of the is not aman noted for his intellectual attain- his heavy cigar from his heavy countenance, and who, on his return, being inquired of in " Central Park," " WoodGock's Little Game," "Cap- case would be different. If the issue, Con- city. This assertion is amply sustained by twq Con- ern States, at less than ten dollars. Whether this business far more dignified and successful were ments, but he is a gentleman, genial in his tain of the Watch," and, we hope, as Elliot Gray a I but on the contrary turned his dull eyes stitution or no Constitution were fairly pre- siderations. In the first place, the contract be- regard -to his experiences, replied that he had estimate would apply over the whole country may be such a course possible to all. manner, honest in his ways, and generous in his "Rosedale.". upon the old bony structure that came tween the Government and the owners of the no idea the world was so big. If the Secretary fairly questioned, but one half of the amount, or five sented, there would be room for difference dollars per head, would bring the amount wasted by impulses, and compares favorably with two- bending before him, and holding out a cold, land gave to the former a large extent of pub- of the Navy would venture a voyage or two out THE CHOBALS. of opinion. Governments have existed with- the whole population of the country to a sum that thirds of the Fog Bank of which he seeks yet lic lots, sufficient for the edifices and improve- of sight of land, it is not impossible that he WE LEARN that Gene ral Babcock has ordered The concert of this excellent society last night cer- nerveless hand, permitted the impersona- out codes of organic law; and perhaps a would more than pay off the interest on the national to be a member. ments which its convenience could require; and, in would find his notions of geographical magni- a large force to eommenee work on the im- tainly deserves to be classed as one of the very best tion of Pennsylvania corruption to shake popular government might subsist with no addition thereto, one half of all the building lots debt." provement of the Thirteenth-street circle,which of their efforts. They have rarely given a more en- tudes somewhat expanded, and, at the expense BINGHAM—Our distinguished friend and a finger that had no welcome in its grasp, written limitations of political authority. within the city limits; thus making the nation itself This is so startling, coming from such a lies at the Intersection of Thirteenth and P joyable entertainment. "With such a powerful com- of some peril and stomachic protest, become orator, the Hon. demi-John A., is to have a or rather no grasp to make a welcome. an equal owner of all the private property, and source, that we are impressed with the belief streets and Vermont and Rhode Island avenues. bination as Budersdorff, Fairman, L'elbd, Spragnc, There is nothing in the Constitution of the pregnable to the fact that his ten sloops-of-war foreign mission. It was at first determined to Simon felt, as many a foul schemer has felt equally interested, for the benefit of this private that we owe the discovery more to instinct than This Is the largest circle in the city, and when and the Chorals, Lincoln Hall should have been United States which calls for superstitious property, in all the improvements which might he would hardly go so far in policing the ocean as send "the gathered wisdom of a thousand crowded to excess. Our limited space precludes ai I reason. But let it come from where it may, the the improvements are completed in accordance before, when selfish ambition kicks over reverence, or upon any other ground than made. In the next place, the Government assunied, a couple of our colored fellow citizens, in blue years" to Russia, but a suggestion that the extended notice of the performance, but we mnit | thought is mast happy. We have complained with General Babcock's comprehensive designs, the dirty ladder upon which it climbed to its intrinsic value, lays claim to perpetuity. and from that day to the present has claimed and ex- coats and brass buttons, would in policing life Ornate was not legally qualified for that post, make mention of the rendition by Madame Buderi- ercised,entire and absolute control over all the streets city of Washington. over and often that the Bureau of Agriculture it will be one of the most attractive locations dorff of Haydn's Cantata, "ArianaàNaxos,"a work power. ut before the people, by any equitable owing to an increase of its salary during, bis is a nuisance. This suggestion will make it In the city, and add another to the many debts of great power and intensity, requiring superior dra- Simon came as Victor to demand. He of the city, so that the inhabitants or the corporate Several things are worthy to be remembered congressional term, the honor was shifted to mode, the question, Constitution or no Con- authorities have no power either to enlarge or to none the less a nuisance; but also useful. Let of gratitude the people of Washington will owe matic talent as woH as vocal resources.in Its inter- in this connection : 1. That our mercantile ma- Italy. John as a linguist is eminently qualified found himself in thin, tremulous voice beg- stitution, and it would be right for them as this energetic and efficient public officer. pretation. Few singers have achieved such a triumph diminish them, nor to open or close them; but the rine is exceedingly small in comparison with the Commissioner of Agriculture be also made ging that Forney, Curtin, and all his ene- authority in these respects has been exercised at all for the place. True, he does not comprehend as was accorded Madame Budersdorff. Her second hey thought most proper to decide. Much what it was when fleets of American clippers Grand Collector of Night-soil and Mighty The Board of Public Works have Issued orders times by Congress. It has even closed one of tho any language but his own, and that not well, selection, an old-fashioned French aria, seldom mies might be ignored by the powers in might be said upon both sides. It is by no Fundcr and Liquidator of the National Debt, for the paving and parking of Thirteenth street were upon every sea, and, in respect to naviga- but he can give more of the vulgar tongue with heard, was so pleasing that an' encore was insisted Washington. The Presence smoked on in streets and sold the ground which formed a part of with authority to send for persons and paper. to and around the circle, also Rhode Island means demonstrable that a written consti- it. It has also changed the situation of the streets tion, we claimed to stand first in the list of greater fluency than any other man. If he does upon, to Which she gracefully responded by singing I Only think of relieving ourselves of heavy tax- avenue from Sixteenth to Thirteenth streets, to grim silence, and the poor old schemer ution is an indispensable guarantee to hu- and canal, retaining to itself the lots thereby thrown nations ; 3. That all or nearly all of our foreign not astonish Victor Emanuel in more ways than a Spanish bolero. ation, and consequently of hard times, through be followed by the paving of the other streets was forced to withdraw, feeling in his aged man liberty, free institutions, or represent- open, and the Supreme Ccurt has sustained its au- commerce in American ships is specially subsi- one we are a sinner, which we are not. Miss Fairman, who has a pure contralto voice not I this easy process ! No, don't think ; thinking and avenues centering there. The work will bones that terrible punishment which comes ative government. It is true that it is not thority in so doing. It could not have entered into dized and protected under acts of Congress; unlike Madame Patey, and Franlien Liebó, violinist, I the contemplation of any one at the date of the con might hurt you. And Swank, Dionysius Swank be pushed forward with energy, and by early YATES.—This celebrated novel writer and of princely ingratitude. Simon does not easy to see how a federal State can be prop- and 3. That the policy of the Government is such gave their selections with much sweetness and ci-1 tract, nor can it now be regarded as either reasonable as to discourage the increase of unsubsidized the tyrant—how useful he would be as'assessor spring the wide avenues will be handsomely satirist lectures in Lincoln Hall upon next Tues- pression. The basso, Mr. Spragpe, gave acceptably I lack courage)»J)ut his courage is tempered erly constituted without fixed limitations to or just that the citv should bear the expense of tile 1 navigation. Now it may look Very grand and or collector-in-chief of this new bureau ! Evi- paved and parked, presentimg some of the most day evening, November 26, on "Modern Si- ah Italian aria and one of Randeggerà songs, "The I by discretion, and he knew that to resent the power of the central polity; but possibly streets, the property and control of which was so paternal, first to pay a bounty upon American dently Providence has had an eye on us. We delightful d rives, and the adjoining property clety." The "London and New York critics, Mountaineer." "A Fresh Song of the Forest" by I the cold shoulder offered him would be to the federal arrangement is a mistake. Let absolutely in the Government, and more than one have striven, as all sensible men have, to lid some of the choicest residence sites in the city; where Mr. Yates has been heard, pronounce his Abt was beautifully sung by the Choral Society, and I half of the land adjacent, which belonged to it, ships and the trade they prosecute, and second defeat his return to the Senate. ourselves of this insufferable insolence and and this heretofore neglected portion of Wash- effort one of the best class, abounding in genu- tho closing piece, the "Prize Song," which has piade I the people try that question also. It be- must be increased in value by their improvement." to organize.and keep up an expensive police for failed. A special providence saw that itiwas ington will become one of its most attractive ine wit and humorous hits at the follies of them famons, was given with excellence of time, • And so when the delegation of roughs longs to them. They are competent to it; their protection ; but the people, who pay the precision, delicacy of shading, and brilliancy of exe- features. It has been suggested that in the clothed humanity as ¡t comes out In civilized called on him to lead the delegation he not and if they are desirous to depose the au- We break in upon the report to suggest to taxes, might reasonably wonder where the thing better to have" Swank remain—that Swank life. We have a warm side for Edmund Yates, cution. A second and last concert will take place on - certain journals—the Chicago Tribune for ex- is to stop, and whether the time was ever to ar- might find his place and our good. Our thanks center of this magnificent circle is the proper Monday night with entire change of programme, only temporized so as to gain time, but tonomy of the States in favor of a single for although he is an industrious pen-driver and ample—that were this case brought home to the rive when the beneficent arm of protection was are due to D. P. for thus caring for us and location fqr the erection of a statue of General When we bespeak for the Society the hearty recog- sent a confidential agent to assure his cold- central administration, who shall say them a successful author, yet is he your true Bohe- editors it is not likely that they would be so to be extended over their interests. proving to our unbelieving minds that there is Meade. nition .their enterprise deserves. blooded master, the President, that the de- nay? slow in appreciating the situation as they seem no creature alive, however mean or offensive it mian, and as such we welcome him to the The day of pirates is past. International law mand would be made on him, but that he, All that is worth contending for is that, to be while we are the Bufferers. Let us sup- may be, but has its sphere of usefulness, such Miss SUSAN B. ANTHONY and fifteen others, National Capital. THE THOMAS CONCERTS. and commercial treaty now fix the relations be- . The second of these truly popular concerts drew Cameron, had nothing to do with it other while it exists, the Constitution should be pose that the General Government, when Chi- as fleas, mosquitoes, snakes, skunks, and females, have voted ; and Miss Susan B. An- tween one trading nation and another. Courts Not the least attractive feature in the enter- together a larger audience than the first. Lincoln cago was being planned, had insisted upon cov- Swanks. thony and fifteen others, females, have been than to introduce his friends., regarded: while it is formally the supreme of admiralty and consuls, not the commanders tainment is in the illustrations that accompany Hall on Monday evening was literally packed, many ering it in every direction with thirty-odd ave- arrested. The voting took place in Rochester, tho lecture in the. shape of cartoons, done by The delegation was an imposing one in law that it remain so actually. To destroy of ships of war, are the tribunals to which ap- being unable to Arid standing-room. nues some two hundred feet in width, and then EMOTIONAL INSANITY again attracts public at- New York, and the arrests in the same locality, the late John Leech, of Punch, and Marcus every sense of that expressive word. It by stealth the institutions of a people; to peal is made in matters of controversy. Hardly Gluck's overture to "Ipbigenia in Aulis" com- demand that the citizens should grade, pave, tention. This time it throws Wall street, New and the latter were in consequence of the former. Stone. These are exceedingly entertaining and consisted of the mayor of Philadelphia, remove under false pretenses that which in a single instance is there any more need of menced the entertainment. This opera, if we mis- and drain such avenues at their own expense. York, if not in a panic in a violent state of agi- Whether Miss Susan B. Anthony and the female fit in so admirably that the entertainment grows take not, was first performed in Paris, and was fol- sheriff, United States marshal, district at- they conceive to be the charter of their free- one of our war ships lipon a foreign station We rather flatter ourselves that Chicago, if 6he tation, with a strong disposition to lynch some- fifteen went to the polls in broadcloth, tweeds, dramatic. lowed by a second "Iphigenla," which was tho torney, the present postmaster, city treas- dom; to revolutionize the State by tricks than there is of one of our police lieutenants to survived the outrage, jvould be loud in her body. The somebody in question is a Mr. or casslmere, with bifurcated continuations or Our readers will find in Mr. Yates » splendid result of a rivalry between the two composers, Gluck protect American citizens in London or St. and Piccini; the one representing the German school, • urer, commissioner of highways, six mem- and underhand practices; to abrogate the lamentations over the infamous injustice. But James C. King, formerly a broker, but of late otherwise, is not related ; but as warrants have specimen of a hearty, healthy Englishman, who Petersburg. All these things are of a day long supported by Marie Antoinette and the Abbé Arnault, bers of the legislature, governor-elect, and fundamental law of the land while profess- to continue this admirable report: an attorney-at-law. It seems that James has been issued against the inspectors of election stands well up In his boots, human handsome, gone by. When the buccaneers of the Gulf of who received their ballots, the presumption is the other representing the Italian school, and advo- an escort of a hundred supes called from ing to obey it and to act under its authority, " The committee are of opinion that the Govern- had a chronic trouble with Mrs. Kinc and one and liable to debt. Mexico, or the corsairs of Algiers, or the free- otherwise. Besides, in order to establish the cated by the Duchesfee du Barri, Marmontel, and 1» corner groceries, upon whose countenances is cowardly and criminal. It is the mean- ment was bound by every principle of equal rights Anthony F. O'Neil, known as a'friend of the Harpe. Both composers essayed the same subject, booters of the Polynesia were in existence the principle that a female can vote, it was essential DAVIS.—A strange event occurred In Cincin- one could whet a carving knife, so hard est species of sedition because it lacks the and justice to pay a proportion of the expense in- family. He partook of the Kings' hospitality, but Gluck's "Ipbigenia" was so far superior to Pic- case was different; but they have disappeared. that Miss Susan—to" say nothing of the other nati not long since. It seems that a heated dis- curred upon this subject, equal to the amount of and had rare opportunities of witnessing a cini's that the latter, disgusted at his rival's triumph, were they. risks which, in other cases, gild even trea- Trading peoples have learned that peace and fifteen—should go disguised as a female. Miss cussion of a somewhat personal sort occurred property which it held, and which was increased in husband - at - common - law's treatment of the shut up his score in a folio and it did not appear until A special car was placed at their service, son, when accompanied by- danger, with a mutual good offices are for their interest. Anthony lias established the principle ; the fif- In council, when the mayor of the city suddenly value and benefited by it; and this would have been femme couverte. This consisted of a little play- several years after. Gluck drew his inspiration ;limmer of respectability. greatly more than one half. What do people of the nineteenth century want teen have established it fifteen times. withdrew. And he retreated in so Becret and no end of Jersey cider called champagne, ful way he had of throwing tea in the face of from three separate and distinct sources. His Italian " If the streets are its property, and to be regarded of ships-of-war swaggering, like bullies, from subtle a manner that for some time his where- studies gave him melody, from the French school he and brandy, whisky, and other refreshments We have, but a few years since, emerged the wife of his bosom and putting soup plates Doubtless Miss Anthony is happy. She ha6 as altogether under its control, it is not easy to per- one port to another, their officers continually abouts could not be found. At last he was dis- acquired dramatic declamation, from the German, put at their disposal; and they rolled into from a terrible bloody and distressful war. in active circulation about her cherished head. not only established a principle but has been ceive why it should call upon or permit others to tempted to do mischief—as in several instances covered locked up in a remote chamber, and a harmony and the most carcful study of orchestral Washington, and put up at Willard's Hotel, It was—so they said under whose authority O'Neil, it seems, did not inteifere in the matri- prosecuted for it, which is nearly the same as keep that property in order; and if the streets are to they have—simply because the times supply reporter interviewed him though the key-hole. effects. it was especially prosecuted—for the Con- monial chastisements, but King claims that he persecuted. She is a martyr for a principle very drunk, very enthusiastic, noisy, and be regarded as for the joint convenience of the Gov- them with no useful service to perform ? To a question as to why he should thus con- Miss Mehlig's performance of Schumann's and ghdiied with the spirit of the martyrs ; and, as hopeful. They marched to the White House stitution. It was a false cry of course—as ernment and the inhabitants, the expense of main- did make himself too intimate with his femme duct himself, he responded: Chopin's dreamy melodies was a pleasing contrast to taining them should be joint, and in proportion to as everybody knows, your martyr is never happy like an army carrying banners, and then our they knew best who made the most use of couverte in his, King's, absence. This brought on the "Leohengrin," and elicited an encore from the their respective interests. The early action of the unless persecuted; never comfortable unless "When they became so abusive up in council I re- but it was believed; and the hordes of FORTY THOUSAND MUSCOVITES propose to emi- a suit of crim. con., an application for divorce, delighted audience. genial naval friend, called endearingly the Government and its agents is believed to have been remarked to Knox: 'Things are getting to such a grate to the United States in search of religious and a suit for the possession of the children. being made very uncomfortable. She has got Mr.Osgood made a more favorable impression at his llotund, introduced, or rather presented, the the people gathered to beat the South and in conformity with this principle, but the Govern- that I can't stand it here any longer. If I don't liberty. In the matter of Creed they are repre- While taking testimony in this last-mentioned herself and fifteen others into difficulty-to say second appearance, and conquered an encore by his defend the charter of their liberties which, ment has not heretofore borne anything like its rela- get out there'll be trouble here.' So I left. I can 2 disreputable crowd. The spokesman in sented as Memnonites. Old Memnon was one nothing of the election inspectors—and if that pleasinleasing rendition of the Slumber song by Frns - tive proportion. Its expenditures for this object case the revolver came into play, and when that stand a good deal, but things sometimes get to the Thhe finalfinal piec e voun the programmuiueioiuu^^P^^^^^^^^^e was the "MephistoJ choice set phrase made known the wishes of they were told, was in danger. The real will not make a strong-minded female happy, have been comparatively small, and devoted almost of the heroes of the Trojan war. Homerin the happens there is sure to be a death in the im- point where I have to hit a man." Waltz" by Liszt, which the audience endeavored w peril to the Constitution arrived when the one would like to be informed where the ele- understand by the aid of the explanation furnish«- Republican Philadelphia, and His Excel- entirely, to the avenues and streets which are indis- Odyssey describes him as handsome. That was mediate neighborhood. O'Neil had finished his ments of pure enjoyment for that class of peo- Now whether this was "the apostolic blows Just here we would like to inquire why Lincoln lency responded. He stood leaning on the war was over, and at the hands of those pensably necessary for the convenience of Congress some.years ago. The present Memnonites are swear as witness before the referee, wherein the Hall should be made so excessively uncomfortable- ple are to be discovered. and knocks " spoken of by Hudibras, or a lineal Usually heated to suffocation, it becomes necessary table, resting both hands on the cover, and who clamored for its preservation: when and the public offices. To exhibit the views of those not handsome: in fact, they are considerably crockery figured, and was descending the stairs to lower the temperature, which is done by opening who were intrusted by the nation'with control and descended of the famous John Knox, of bellig- gazed at the crowd with that dead, glazed the aspiring restorers of the jurisdiction of the reverse. Whether the creed of the Mem- with his wife and another lady, when King pur- the windows—a cruelty to those seated near them, management of this subject, the committee add to erent theological billingsgate, we are not pre- but a veritable boon to those who are steaming be- the law returned from the field, found their nonites requires them to button their coats be- sued and fired three shots, all of which quite THE New York Evening Pbst speaks as follows low. We fear it will do no good to refer to tie •expression that so reminds one of Louis Na- this a report from President Washington to the com- pared to say. But the wise and prudent conduct hind, or to fasten them with hooks and eyes in astonished O'Neii and one ended his career as of the appearance of Miss Sara Jewett in the blinding efffect produced by the blazing chandelier poleon. His speech was brief. The sen- way into Congress, and combined with those missioners, dated 14th December, 1795; a letter from of this honorable mayor fills us with admiration. upon the unhappy peoplo seated under it, causing front, is not remembered ; and Smith and Bar- friend of the family and life together. King part of Anne Page at Booth's Theater • " Miss gentlemen to shade their eyes with hats or pro- tences were somewhat involved and not well who were already there to undermine its President Jefferson to the commissioners, dated Au- Suppose hehad remained, and the old Adam had num (not P. T.) in their comprehensive diction- returningto the chambers of Judge Sutherland, Sai* a Jewett played Anne Page in a manner that grammes, and ladies to interpose their fans, for ffi strung together. But they were expressive. spirit—to impregnate it with rottenness gust 29, 1801; and a copy of a message from Mr. got the better of him,and he had pitched in!—eh! have been told that the managers consider the bril- Jefferson to Congress, on the 11th of January, 1802. ary of the Bible say nothing upon the subject. nearly frightened that functionary into legal Shakspcare himself would have applauded-, and liant light one of the peculiar advantages which g118 The one phrase, "civil-service reform," re- through a process of systematic debauchery. Of course his enemies would have resisted and hall possesses. We can only snggost to the long-suit- * * * * # # * # It was in respect to these fundamentals, we convulsions by handing him the revolver. The looked sweetness personified. A timidity,doubt- his friends would have come to his support, and ing public to make use of nmbrellas and sunshades, peated again and again, told the sad story; But the Republican party is- chargeable, "Congress has expended nothing except upon believe, that the Dunkers and Memnonites di- assassin then locked himself in a room, where less, owing to the first assumption of a Shaks- and wait until the "march of improvements"bring» then there would have been In the grave legis- about such a mode of lighting the auditorium as M8 and the delegation solemnly possessed itself in the past, not merely with overstepping streets which adjoin the public squares, and even vided ; but which overlook the hooks and eyes, he remained until arrested. perean character, was visible, but did in no way lative body a promiscuous ramp-kicking in gen- been adopted by Mr. Fechter in his new theater, or of its shining tiles and solemnly hauled off. the boundaries prescribed by the Constitu- upon sr,ch Jias only made some pavements and walks and which turn their backs upon the buttons, He is described as the coolest Colt-carrier and mar the sympathetic performance," something similar to that used in tho House of Kep- eral far more exciting than commendable. resentatives. LOCAL ITEMS. ATÎ EWORT IS being made by certain humane peo- TIio steamer Arizona. ple to extend charitable relief to the unhappy suffer- PROSPECTUS. DRY GOODS. LECTURES. CLOTHING. AMUSEMENTS. SAN FRANCISCO, November 23.—The steamship Local Agents for Tlie Capital. ers from the late Storms in Northern Europe.- The Arizona, towed by the Bteamer Constitution and the distress is heartrending, and appeals to the kind im- United States steamer Saranac, arrived at their moor NEW AND ELEGANT GRAND STAR COURSE AT the earnest request of many of our patrons who pulses of onr better nature. The following has been lngs In this harbor this afternoon; all well on board. "THE CAPITAL." New National Theater. have been unable to procure TUX CAPITAL, wo have issued In this connection : Whatever help Is rendered The accident to the Arizona occurred on the 27th of BONN PIATT and HENRY BEES, Editors should be rendered immediately. Contributions will October, at 2:20 p. m., when the piston-rod parted CET THE BEST made arrangements with the following druggists for bqreceived at the Danish consulate,^ Broad way-Nem and the main steam cross-bead went through the PUBLISHED BY THE CAPITAX PUBLISHING COMPANY. the sale of oup paper, in the future onr friends will ^ork, between the hours of ninean'd five. THey will lower head of the cylinder and part of the condenser. 8. A. SAFFORD, JR., Business Manager. LECTURES. AT Mr. J. G. SAVILLE Lossce and Manager. find copies of th£ spiciest journal published at the be publicly acknowledged, remitted by cable, and No one was injured, notwithstanding the great es- DRY GOODS. judiciously distributed, under the supervision of the cape of stearii. drug stores of E^TERMS: $2.50 a year in advance, for locai Danish government, among the most needy of the The saiis were set, but there was no wind, and the subscribers; $3 to mail subscribers. CLUBS: Ten F. X. DOOLIY, 223 East Pennsylvania avenue: sufferers. C. T. CHBISTENSEN, second officer and a boat crew were dispatched to THE LOWEST PRICES. J. K. CASSIS, corner of Seventh and M streets ; Acapulco. The steamer drifted away from land until copies to one address, $25; twenty copies to one Monday Evening;, NOT. 25,1872, W. H. DAW, corner of Tenth and L.streets ; Consul of Denmark and Acting Chargé d'Affaires. tho 1st of November, wben she signaled the com- address,. $40. LINCOLN HALL. W.G. DDCKETT, corner of Twenty-second street OPPICE 428 ELEVENTH STREET, between Pennsylva- ALL THE NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON.. In heartily joining-General Christensen in the above pany's steamer Salvador, which took the Arizona In Every evening until further notice, and Saturday and Pennsylvania avenue. earnest appeal, I shall he happy to receive any con- two, picked up the second officer, and proceeded to nia Avenne and E street, Washington, D. C. DE MOLL & SON, corner of Etfhth and E streets tributions at the Danish consulate here, 217 Second Acapulco, which place was reached on the 3d of DRESS GOODS, EVENING GOODS. Matinee. Also, Navy Yard ; street southeast Tboy will be immediately for- November at 3:30 p. m. On the 11th of November Rates of Advertising. EMIL HAOMANN, corner of Third and EaBt Capitol warded to General Christensen by telegraph. the Constitution reached Acapulco, transferred the SHAWLS, FURS, CLOAKS. SEASON l872-'3. J^TOVELTY OF STYLE, - streets ; passengers, and towed the Arizona to San Francisco, Prices for Advertising as follows, without deviation A GRAND EXTRA MATINEE, THURSDAY, E. V. B. BOBWELL, corner of Seventh street and JOHAN C. KONDBUP, the ySar&a&cconvoylng. In any case: ^"OYELTY OF STYLE, m .tj Vic» Consul of Denmark. HOUSEKEEPING GOODS. EDMUND YATES, THANKSGIVING AFTERNOON. Maryland avenue. WAsnnrefb», D. C., Nov. 22, 1872. For the space of one inch, $1.50 for the first,an d MB. J. T. Cox, news-dealer, comer of King and 75 cents for each subsequent insertion. November 26—Subject: "ModerffSocicty." J^OVELTY OF STYLE, Pitt streets, Is the only authorized agent of THE CAP- Wife Murder. MOURNING GOODS. THE DEPOSITS OP COBPOBATIONS.—Insurance, rail- The same rates per space for short or long adver DANIEL DOUGHERTYi ITAL In Alexandria. NEW YOBK, November 23.—Francis Martin, a Span- tisements. No space let less than half an inch. way,and other corporations,and building associations ish cigar merchant, fatally shot his wife to-day. Mar- New.Goods rceolvcd Dally. December3—Subject: "Oratory and Orators." THE FIFTH AVENUE will find it to their interest to deposit with the Ger- CITY ITEMS 25 cents a line each insertion. AND BASS' ENOLISH ALE, London brownBtout, Mapsey's tin was arrested. The parties moved in respectable LOCAL NOTICES 50 cents a line each insertion. R. J. DE CORDOVA, old stock ale, all on draught, at MILIEU'S, faan-Amerlcan Savings Bank. By doing so their soeicty. MARRIAGE and DEATH NOTICES 50 cents. December 17—Subject: "Our Now Clergyman." dividends will be increased without in the least in- All other reading notices $1 per line. Oil Seventh street, opposite Patent Office. terfering with the constant use and control of theit MENDELSSOHN QUINTETTE CLUB, HHEXTURE OF MATERIAL, THEATER COMBINATION, funds. Officers and stockholders of such corpora- FOREIGN HEWS BY CABLE. To Contributors. JOHN T. MITCHELL, of Boston, December 23—Christmas Concert. THE Episcopal bookstore has just received an im- tions will do well to get a copy of the regulations of EVery article submitted by mail or otherwise, to BRET HARTE, RPEXTURE OF MATERIAL, mense stock of holiday goods. the bank and carefully look into the matter ; and LONDON. November 23.>—A later dispatch from "The Editor of. THE CAPITAL " will receive consid- INCLUDING Devonport bripgs intelligence of a lamentable disas- eration, bnt we shall be unable to write letters to our 931 Pennsylvania Avenne. January 7—Snbject: "Argonauts of '49." they will at once order their innds to be deposited ter In that harbor, causing additional loss of life contributors or to be responsible for manuscripts. MISS LILLIAN EDGERTON, RPEXTURE OF MATERIAL, MEN'S Glengary's from $12 to $30. with the German-American Savings' Bank, which nov 24-4t . among the .crew ôf the Himalaya. A boat belonging As a rule we do not purchase articles, those only ex- January 16—SubjectFemale Costume—Its Follies E«EMAN & Bno.'s, pays lnterost on the average daily balances of such to the transport was capsized by a heavy sea while cepted Which we order uponpsrticnlar themes from) MR. GEO. C. BONIFACE, 505 Seventh street, three doors above E. account», subject to check at sight. proceeding to tbe shore, and ten persons were professional journalists. We do not care whether $30,000 Stock of Choice and Changes." IN drowned. suggestions from .onr friendB are anonymous or au- WENDELL PHILLIPS, IT was rumored last night that thé President had OUB genial friend F. Freiirid; is making great prepa- MADRID, November 23.—General Ganlerde has been thenticated by signature; for in either case we shall Drj- Goods. MISS GEORGIE LANGLET, examine into the subjects for ourselves. We desire (About) February 1—Subject: "Daniel O'ConnclL respited Barney Wood's sentence until next Friday rations for next Thursday. He has ordered a large appointed captain general of Catalonia. 1 items from sculptors, architects, artists, publishers, We shall from this day forward GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS, week. , lot of turkeys from Virginia, and will be prepared to and friends at State capitals or near municipal govern- February 26—Subject to be announced. FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, And a fnll Corps of Metropolitan Artists, in Mr. ments. SELL AT COST FOR CASB1. supply any demand that may be made upon him. Telegraphic Summary. Augustin- Daly's great contemporaneous play, enti- W. C. KINO,1004 F street has just received a large visitors to the city on this day should/certainly visit Kclsy of Long Island, the lately tarred-and-feath Contributions tob e accepted' must be written in Our friends and the dealing public who want de- cided bargains .will please call at once. : COURSE TICKETS, with reserved seats, $3. tled: lot of the famous Baker whisky. this fashionable resort, on tho corner of Eleventh ered man, supposed to be killed because his pores ink, and on but One Bide of the sheet. For sale at J. C. PARKER'S, QVERCOATS, street and Pennsylvania avenne, where all the delica- were dogged, turns up at home quite well. ************************ * cies of the season can be found. Families who in- M. TAYLOR & CO., nov l(KJt 927 Seventh Btneet. OLD BAKEB wJiifiky, from the little brown jug, at _ James. Robinson, brother of an ex-congressmanv GROCERIES. tend.givingjentertalnments On that day should ex- was forfnd dead on a doorstep in Brooklyn. Doubts novi7-tf No 705 Center Market Space. QVERCOATS, * DIVORCE. * MILIEU'S, amine his choice selection of cakes, pytamlds, &c. are felt as to Divine Providence or murder. Oil Seventh street, opposite Patent Office. Mr. F. has lately added a five-story building to his BUSINESS CAEDS. PROFESSOR WHITNEY'S QVERCOATS. * DIVORCE. DIVORCE. * establishment, thus making it the largest and most W. P. Cutler of Marietta, Ohio, a heavy dealer in Florida Oranges, THERE will be a turkey raffle on Wednesday even- complete in this section of the country. Iron, and railroad operator, has snspended. * DIVORCE. « ing, 27th Instant, at Miller's, 611 Seventh street,'' Ward of Philadelphia, convicted of assault on HAVANA ORANGES, Lecture Impersonations. **#*«**#*»* **************** THE SOCIETT FOB THE PREVENTION OP CRUELTY Alderman McMullen, was denied another trial and JOSEPH J. MAY'S THE I. 0. O. F. levee for the benefit of the library TO ANIMALS—congressional or'other sort—gives a sentenced to pay a fine of $5,000, and six years and S CALIFORNIA GRAPES, GUSINESS SUITS, grand entertainment at Lincoln Hall on Saturday nine months imprisonment. P PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, Elegantly mounted and produced. association will take place at Odd Fellows' Hall on evening next. Among the attractive features will be August Scheldt, New York, died of injuries in- MALAGA GRAPES, BUSINESS SUITS, Wednesday evening, November 27. 939 Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th sts. the: presence of President Grant—tho. Marine Band, dicted by some one unknown. CATAWBA GRAPES, The great mimic in his correct imitations, eloquent Hon. C. C. Cox, who will orate, H. Clav Pruesa, who The investigation of the Missouri disaster is to be O THE LARGEST STOCK AT RETAIL SOUTH OF ÜÜSINESS SUITS. REMEMBER THE GRAND GALA MATINEE, THE popular firm of Zimmerman & Sons has the will recite Greeley's Lament, the Old BlMkgjiard of readings, Shakspearcan, Biblical, Oratorical, and resnmcd as soon as other survivors arrive. ¡z¡ ISABELLA GRAPES, NEW YORK. largest and finost assortment of furniture to be found Napoleon, and other thrilling pieces: After these The Boston relief fnnd now amounts to $102.000 THANKSGIVING AFTERNOON, entertaining features medals will be distribnted to PRICES REDUCED. Poetical solcctions, in the city.' ^ ...r A • , i, and that of Harvard College to $82,000. The colli» FRESH FIGS IN JUICE, the authors of the most successful essays. These senm building was sold at auction for $10,500. nov24-2t And CIIILDBEN'S Glengary's or Wing Coats, at medals can be seen and proven genuine in the show FRESH FIGS IN LIQUOR, TX^ORKING SUITS, windows of Philp & Solomon. Turn out. Ro/berts' glycerine jnagazine, in Venango county, WHOLLY FROM MEMORY. EISEMAK & BBO.'S, Pennsylvania, exploded. J. Wolfe, a telegraph ope- O ELONE FIGS. MRS. E. 1?. BLACK, 505 Seven til street, three doors above E. rator, and Dr. R. A. Wright, torpedo agent, have not "Y^ORKING SUITS, SATURDAY, AT 2 P. M. BOOTH the tragedian gives a grace to Ills "Uthello'i GO been heard of since. APPLE, PEACH, AND QUINCE BUTTER. DENTIST, CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, J. BRADLEY ADAMS has an Immense stock of goods by using one of Bautn's (408 Seventh street) exquisite The steamer General Sedgwick. New York from M T^7"ORKING SUITS. initial handkerchiefs for that an Egyptian woman Office 726 Seventh street, between G and H. suitable for the holiday trade, and our friends should New Orleans, reports passing in latitude 35. longitude In preparation, " ARTICLE 47." nov 24-tf gave his mother. Now that mongrams arc again the 73, on the 21st instant, parts of a wreck with two dead RAISINS AND NUTS OF ALL KINDS. Wednesday evening, November 2, and Tuesday De- not forget to call at 816 F street. Back numbers of rage no one can be in the fashion without patronizing bodies attached. Metropolitan Variety Theater. THE CAPITAL can always be supplied by htm. C. Bautn, C. Biram's, work is perfectly exquisite, Two thousand dollars have been subscribed in New Operative and Mechanical Dentistry done at her cember 3. and In the most perfect taste. York and remitted to Bufferers by Danish inundations. office with skill and dispatch. • J^RESS SUITS, M. MASBON, our excellent .friend and most capable Will have a large lot of Dressed Toultry- Teeth extracted with ease. Monday Evening, November 25. EH on Wednesday morning. nov24-tf Tickets at Philp & Solomon's, 50 and 75 ccnts. J^RESS SUITS, Instructor of French, begins his nfew year with larger I. O. O. F.—The officers and members of the Grand « claseos than ever before. To judge by appearances, Lodge, and of Eastern Lodge No. 1, are requested to CITY ITEMS. it meet tms afternoon, at 1 o'clock, at thé haft of East- B. W. REED S SONS, REMOVAL. JQRESS SUITS, GREAT ATTRACTION. the French will be ere long the court language of ern Lodge, corner of Maryland avenue and Eleventh TfiEnl/trill be 6 genuineTiiikey Raffle, Wednesday 1214 F Street N. W. Y. O. F. S. Washington. . '?*¿''"Till''-". street, southwest,'to,attend the funeral, of P. G. evening, 27th. at Miller's, 611 Seventh street. o Cottage Market. Thomas Milbprn. .Members of other lodges are fra- Ph THE GREAT HIT OF THE SEASON. HAVIKG mado arrangements with Messrs. Ilarmon %'f?" Dealers in Fine Groceries call and exam- The proprietors of the Cottage Market hereby give LECTURE BY REV. J. J. KEANE, ternally invited. By order of the commiUec. BABS' ENGLISH ALE, London Brown Stout, Mas- ine stock. Catalogue for distribution. no24 T>OYS' SUITS, Bros., by which wo will be able to have THE CAPITAL $ey's Old Stock, all on draught, at notice that they will open their New Store, AT promptly' and regularly left at the residences of our THAT famous old resort, the Metropolitan Theater;' MILLER'S, No. 818 Fourteentb Street, ODD FELLOWS' HALL, R>OYS' SUITS, subscribers in any part of the city, we would respect- has been filled nightly during the past week with t ,61} Seventh street, opposite Patent Office. MISCELLANEOUS. Sunday Evening, December 1, at 8 o'clotk p. m. CHARLEY HOWARD and N. B. SHIMER. On Wednesday, November 27, and Bhall be prepared fully state that all orders'left at our "office will be crowds eager to witness the wonderful character ner- formances of Howard and Shimer. This week Rey- GLOVES.—Extensive assortment of Gloves for dress, to fill orders for Thanksgiving with a large assort- Subject: " The Dangers and Duties of the nour." JROYS' SUITS. N. B. SHIMER and CHARLEY HOWARD. promptly attended to. nolds and Roman are added to the regular company, driving, and street wear. Gentlemen desiring good ment of Game and Poultry, including some of those thus making tho strongest combination ever offered articles will do well to examine. Imported Direct. very fine Capons. Tickets, 50 and 75 centB. novl7-8t WE call attention to the sociable given by the to the public in this city. GEOBOF. C. HENNING, Our friends are all invited to call and examine our No. 410 Seventh street northwest. stock. REYNOLDS and ROMAN Ladies' Benevolent Society of North Washington. AUCTION SA.LE8. TROYS' OVERCOATS, Those who have attended the former reunions well WE are pleased to learn that the Automatic Tele- GEO. HUNTLEY & CO. In their great Eccentric Acts. TIIBBB will be an old-fashioned Turkey Raffle at It know its worth. It will be a dollar well spent, and graph Company have made arrangements by which they are enabled to send and receive dispatches over Miller's; 611 Seventh stroet, on Thanksgiving Eve, R0DBERS' POCKET JDOYS' OVERCOATS, Together with the Largest Variety Company ever enable those ladies to continue their good wprk—i":«., their own wires to or from.any portion of the coun- the 27th instant. LARGE ASSORTMENT feeding and clothing poor children. - AND OF ALL SIZES AND H, G. & J. E. -BENSON, AUCTION SALE, JJOYS' OVERCOATS. presented to the Washington public. it try. Mr. Bertram, the mariager, IB well known to the • WE desire to call the attention of our patrons to STYLES OF THE community, and onr patrons will find him fully versed FINEST QUALITY. EXTENSION or TELEGRAPHIC LINEI—The Southern the stock of Boots and Shoes now being sold at II. TABLE CUTLERY, in all the intricacies of telegraphy. Burns & Co.'s. These goods were purchased by the and Atlantic and Franklin Telegraph Companies WASHINGTON THEATER COMIQUE, late Mr. Burns expressly for this market, and in SCISSORS, AC. (Successors to Ward &. Walsh,) By Wm. L. Wall & Co., jointly, in opposition to the Western . Union mo- W* call the attention of our lady friends to the ad- workmanship and style are uncqualed. As they are (Eleventh street, Bouth Pennsylvania avenue.) nopoly, are now extending their wire to Georgetown vertisement of Mr. E. G. Davis, which appears'in being sold at cost price an opportunity is offered to the public to secure the best make of goods at the to conncct With their lines throughout the country. another column.. This house .Is too well-known to need Commendation from us. - lowest price. Don't fail to call at 903 Pennsylvania At their New Marble Building, corner The very largest, tho very Best, and the very The office will be located at Carter & Bradley's gro- avenue. ^ - j Corner 13th and G Streets. Cheapest in the city. MORE NEW NOVELTIES, EXCITING ATTRAC- cery, corner of Bridge and Congress streets, and will ANOTHER LOT of the famous forty-bone corsets, OLD BAKER WHISKY, from the Little Brown Jug* Pennsylvania Avenue & 9th Street. TIONS. bo opened the middle of next week. which have created such a sensation, has just .been HT MILLER'S, received at Douglass' skirt and corset factory, 408 611 Seventh street, opposite Patent Office. M. W. GALT, BR0. & CO. SEVEN BRILLIANT LIGHTS. FOB PRIED OTSTEIJS go to Ninth street. (HOLIDAY WEEK.) MILLEB'S, THE rush of our lady friends to thepopnlar Dyeing First appearancc of the Talented Character and Pro- and Cleaning establishment of Anthony Fisher, 618 THE Oil Seventh street, opposite Patent Office. Ninth street, still continues, and the genial Professor PRESCRIPTIONS CARE BULLY COMPOUNDED CALL AND SEE US. tean VocaliBts, LATEST BY TELEGRAPH. is rapidly becoming one of the best known citizens Unredeemed Property JAMES COLLINS and MARTHA WREN. SrECiAL' NOTICE.—Particular notice Of the jewelry of the Territory. The great success of Mr. F. is AT ALL HOUHS OF THE DAY JAMES COLLINS and MARTHA WREN. trade and the public at large is called to the auction owing to the rapid manner in which he performs his Automatic Telegraph Company Financial. AND NIGHT. 4t Tho beautiful Premier Danseuse Assolnta, and great- sale of unredeemedjledges to take place on Friday work, as well as tho comDleteness with which he BELONGING TO NEW YORK, November 23—11 a. m.—The stock renovates an old garment. His new method of cleans- est Song and Dance Lady living, and Saturday," November 29 and 30, at W. L. Wall & market opened rather unsettled, with gold weak at ing Kl£ Gloves is a great success, and richly merits Is now prepared to transact business with the public MISS HELENS SMITH, MISS HELENE SMITn, Co.'s auction rooms, corner Ninth street and Penn- 112X', The entire market soon gathered strength, the great popularity it has obtained. MAESTRO ANTONIO BARILI, IN OUR CUSTOM DEPARTMENT wo have all and stocks were on the call much nigher than at the in the transmission of messages, at their oi&ces, MISS HELENE SMITH, MISS HELENE SMITH. sylvania avenue, on account of S. Goldstein, & Co., the Latest Styles Foreign and Domestic materials to opening. Northwestern sold first at 155 caBh, then at CHARLES MII.LEB, late proprietor of the Kloman. (LATE OF ROME,) Robert Fulton & Co., The dashing Soubrette Actress and Danseuse, loan commissioners and exchange brokers. 150j down to 145; again, 150, at which figure it re- Restaurant, has recently leased Schwing's old res- make up at the shortest notice, by skillful and expe- mains at this moment. There are ño failures an- taurant at 611 Seventh street, opposite the Patent. 1409 Pennsylvania Avenue, rienced workmen. SUSIE SUMMERFIELD, SUSIE SUMMERFIELD. nounced as^-et, and thé market is very strong. Office. • The lovers of fine Oysters, served in thevery PROFESSOR OF VOCAL MUSIC, SPECIAL NOTICE.—Particular rib'tlce of the public 314 ISiiiilli Street, The celebrated Gymnasts, PoBturers, and Acrobats, Is called to the immense auction sale of unredeemed NEW YORK, November 23—1 p. m.—The stock best manner, will find this establishment superior t^ (Next door to Willard's Hotel,) market is quieter. Northwestern common at 150j any in the city. Charley has had an experience in Office and Musical Rooms at Ell is' Mu»ic Store and THE LASCALLE BROTHERS, pledges which takes place on Friday and Saturday J cash, sold down to 140 and then advanced to 150, re- this bnsincss of over fifteen years, and assures that And also at \' Piano Warerooms, THE LASCALLE BROTHERS, mornings and evenings, November and 30, at W. L. maining stationary at that quotation ; Erie opened at he will give his personal attention to this department. 53, Bold down to 51X, up to 54 and down to 52% ; These delicious bivalves can always be procured in , SALE COMMENCING AT WILLIE GAYLORD, WILLIE GAYLORD, Wall & Co.'s auction rooms, Ninth stroet and Penn- Lake Shore sold at 81) to 90&, and to 8S& : Columbus, any shape or style desired. Let tho lovers of St. Marc Hotel ana Capitol. 937 Pennsylvania Avenue. WILLIE GAYLORD, sylvania avenue, on account of S. Goldstein & Co., Chicago, and Iridlana Central sold at 30JÍ, 333.Í, 32JÍ, steamed, fried, or raw Oysters give him a trial. HABLE BROS., The Boneless Man, the wonderful Contortionist and loan, exchange, and commission brokers. and 32}¿ ; Western Union sold at 75X, 77)i, and 76S£ ; Rock Island sold at 10TK-. 110, and 109 ; Union Pacific Ten o'clock, on Monday and Tues- Man Monkey. sold at 34JÍ, 36X, and 35',; ; Pacific Mail sold at 86, Oup, FRIENDS must excuse the nonappearance of New and beautiful ballet dlvertisement, arranged by TnE THEATER COMIQUE has done an excellent busi- Roman & COX'B usual advertisement. It was no HARRY BERTRAM, Prof. BARILI begs leave to announce that in ac- day, the First and Second days Miss SallieApt, entitled 87%, and 86kf ; New York Centra1 l touched The fault pf ours, as we waited patiently in.507 Seventh Fashionable Tailors, ness during the past week with Cerlta, the transform- rise in varlops shares'^as occasioned by efforts of cordance with the wishes of a large number of our THE WATER LILIES, THE WATER LILIES. •the shorts to-coverK» street for over an hour to secure the frame, but owing, citizens he will commence a course of »lass instruc- of December, ation danseuse, and Patti-Rosa the vocalist, violinist, to the immense crowd of customers in this popular 3WE s» .ff« - A ^ • tion at Marini's Academy on E street, between 9th Greatest bill ever offered. Powerful Triple Company and clogglst, as the principal stellar attractions. This The subsequent decline 1B attributed to a roport establishment wc were unable to see the gentleman nov 24-3T X. jr. CO 11X11lì SlìVliXTJUANl) I) S TS. in Olio, Drama, Farce, Burlesque, and Pantomime. who has this important matter in charge. In our and 10th, on MONDAY EVENING, JAN'Y 6, 1873. week Mr. Walker presents an equally attractive array that settlements of short contracts in Northwestern, Terms for this class, $10. nov 9-BAilm AND ' nov 24-£mos First time of beautiful local serio-comic drama, writ- commoui are being made at 110 ; that nearly all the next issue we hope to have at least a half column, for ten by W. J. Thompson, entitled of talent and fresh novelties by his regular monster shorts are allowed to settle. The only exception is , we have dotailed a reliable young man -to sit on their company. said to be Tracey. Money has been stringent at 7 steps until Monday morning so as to secure an inter- Telegraphic School, Wai. HEEBIKOV, J. STANLEY JONES. FANCY GOODS, &c. HIGH AND LOW LIFE, per cent. The gold market is again partially cor- view. We can therefore only say, Look out for next Every Evening at G o'clock during the HIGH AND LOW LIFE. THE BEST STEAMED OYSTERS in the city, at nered, and sold from 12% up to 13%, with loans at ^ Sunday's CAPITAL. per cent, per day. It has since fallen to 12%, indi- AVeek. MILLER'S, iioc Street N. W. 801. 801. THANKSGIVING DAY cating a more plentiful supply, and is now quoted at FOR FRIED OYSTEBS, go to HERRING & JONES, 611 Seventh street, opposite Patent Office. 113. MILLER'S. Two Performances, Two Performances. NEW YORK, November 23—2:45 p. m.—Northwest 611 Seventh street, opposite Patent Office. THE STOCK CONSISTS OF: Wednesday afternoon and evening, November 27, WELCKEB'S.—As the season approaches the beau- common stock is now beiog bonghtin at the stock 1872, benefit of the Conductors and Drivers of the tiful rooms of Welcker—the famojiB Wclckter-r board under the rule'for partios who'refuse, to settle. 'HIE Columbia llotci has been doing an Immense Real Estate Brokers, GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, FANCY GOODS. Washington and Georgetown Railroad Company. ( 1 brighten and glow under the chandeliers that are Forty-three thousand shares were just bought at 200 business the past week in Steamed-Oysters. The Thorough and practical knowledge of the art in- Ladies nights, every Tuesday and Friday. Family cash for a customer of. the linn of KejtyOH,jÇox & PrèBidÈnt, members' of the Cabinet, senators and strnctcd. DIAMONDS, PLAIN GOLD AND SEAL RINGS, matinees Wednesday and Saturday. grown historic in their association. Illgb officials Co., of which Daniel Drew Is special partner. The congressmen .all pay a visit to this famous resort., 1425 F STREET. seeking to entertain the more noted among their con- only suspension yet known is Treat & Co. Settle- This house is the acknowledged headquarters for The school under the roaiiitgemcnt of an expe- GUNS, REVOLVERS, SEWING MACHINES, ments are reported of Northwest common to the is stituents; wealthy lobbyists wanting to capture of- Oysters, end those who desire to enjOy the delicious : LL KINDS OF NEW AND DESIRABLE FANCY amount of about $1,000,000 between par and 125 bivalves should give old Brig, a call. The bar is rienced operator. CLOCKS, LOOKING-GLASSES, PICTURES, A Goods, at lowest market prices, at The Choral Society ficials; lovers seeking to win their love—all finda t during the day. fully supplied with thè best of liqnors, and anything Class morning and evening'. HOUSES AND, LOTS IN ALL PARTS »AVIS', Welcker's the rich wines and fascinating viands that a human being desires can always be found. BLANKETS, BOOKS, MUSICAL and - ' BANK STATEMENT." OF THE CITY FOR SALE. 801 Market Space. such a caterer and Buch a cook as Peter alone can Has the honor to announce that they will give The bank statement shows a decrease in loans of THE BEST STEAMED OYSTEBS MECHANICAL INSTRUMENTS, produce, $488,700; a decrease in specie of $1,489,000; a de- in the city, at LOANS NEGOTIATED AND MONEY crease in legal tenders of $832,300; a decrease in de- MILLER'S. J. E. CRANFORD, - Principal, posits of $4,873,000; a decrease in circulation of 611 Seventh street, opposite Patent Office. INVESTED. SOLID SILVER and PLATED GOODS, WOBMLEYJS.—This is one of the most beautiful as $22,500. This Bhows a loss In reserve of $1,149,000, nov 24-31 sep 15-tf LACK GUIPURE, YAK, THREAD, AND Tliose Little Lamb. &c, &c. ANOTHER GRAND CONCERT well as comfortable hotels iu the country. Wormley, B Llama Laces, Gimps, Fringes, Buttons, &c., just the proprietor, is not only a caterer of long expe- Political. That little sheep what Mary had, SPECIAL NOTICE. REAL ESTATE AGENTS. received at j With such a snowy fieece, »AVIS'. rience, but he is, in fact, what all landlords are said TIIE SQUABBLE IN ALABAMA. Was robbed pf all its beauty in AT to be in the fiction of deadheaded reporters—a gen- MONTGOMERY, Ala., November 23.—The legislature One night, as slick as grease. in session at the capitol passed through both houses NEW OFFICE. tleman—and as such knows and appreciates the wants The undersigned having to reduce theit large N. B.—The auctioneer calls particular atten- of his guests. Tho late addition to the hotel makes this morning, a bill in relation to Mobile bay and i It.took the epizoot one day. STOCK to make room for rebuilding in the spring, harbor. It will go to the governor for signature. Which made it sneeze and cough will offer their fine stock of CABINET FURNITURE tion to the above sale, aB every article will be sold ATS, IN ALL THE NEW SHAPES, AT LOW- LINCOLN HALL, it not only complete hut elegant. Wormley numb'erB The supervisors from Dalos county appeared this Tili all its lovely, snowy wool at very low prices. JUAN BOYLE & CO., without reserve, and warranted as represented, H est market prices, at morning with corrected returns, Which elect Smith Call at the Furniture Warerooms of among his guests some of the most eminent men in The next night dropped clean off. nov 24-2t »AVIS'. ON . the country, while his table d'hote is graced by the (Republican) auditor. EL F. ZIMMERMAN & SON, Lieutenant Governor Moren then declared the Next morning Mary started out, 315 Seventh street, leal Estate and Note Brokers, most beautiful and fashionable ladles. various persons on the Republican ticket duly and • But the Bhecp it could not go. nov 24-4t Bet. D street and Louisiana avenue. Y LATIMER & CLEARY, Monday Evening, November 25, constitutionally elected for the terms, prescribed by And every hour throughout that day No. 60S Fifteenth St., B CONTBABY to lately circulated rumors, the Hon. law. It bleated for " Cresco." VICTORIA C. WOODHULL'S (OrrosiTE TREASUBY.) Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers, ETS LACE COLLARS, SLEEVES, HANDKER- Lyman Trumbull reached this city on Thursday even- No business has been done by the other body, Southwest corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Elev- S which holds sessions at the court-room. So Mary went right out again Complete Version of the chlefs, Gloves, and all kinds of Notions, in great COMMENCING AT 8 O'CLOCK PRECISELY. ing, and will resume his seat in the Senate at the ap- Governor Lewis will probably qualify next week, And brought the "Cresco " in, FOR SALE: enth street, Star Office Building. ariety, at and much depends on his action as to a solution of BEBCHER-TILTON AFFAIR. »AVIS'. proaching session of Congress. The adverses lately r And put it on its little back, sustained by the cause which Mr. Trumbull espoused the present troublé.. ffïloO That-looked po-bare and thin. For Sale Everywhere. The trade supplied by A Handsomely Furnished House, A committee of the senate and house. Which hold J. BRADI.EY ADAMS, on South A street, between Second and Third Streets, VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THE will, by no means, deter him from a conscientious sessions at the capitol, in accordance with a resolu- A week—perhaps a few days more— tion, waited upon Governor-elpct Lewis and Lieuten- It*. 816 F street, opposite Patent Office. with all the modern improvements. Small cash pay- WEST SIDE OF THIRD STREET, BETWEEN discharge of dnty. Should a deplorable combination His lean, bare back was full ments and long time on balance. OR ALL KINDS OF MILLINERY AND FANCY The following artists have been engaged: of circumstances prevent his reflection to the Sen- ant Governor McKinBtry after the vote was pro- Of just the very richest crop D AND E STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUC- claimed, to ascertain when It would suit their Of fine merino wool. SEVERAL FARMS, F ate, the admirers of pure and enlightened statesman- VINS DE CHAMPAGNE. TION. Goods, Ribbons, Embroideries, Laces, Trim- Madame ERMINIA RUDERSDORFF, the world- convenience to take their offices. The result of the small and large, on the line of the Point of Rocks mings, &c., go to renowned Prima Donna Soprano. ship everywhere will be profoundly grieved. Judge interview as stated by the committee was, in sub- So learn this lesson, maid or man, railroad, within a few minntea' walk of the depot, On MONDAY AFTERNOON, November 25,1872, »AVIS', stance, that Governor Lewis said he was not prepared 801 Market Space, corner Eighth street. Trumbull's record is in the main a noble one, while Whose hair is thin or gone, within thirty minutes of Washington. Terms easy. at 4 o'clock, in front of the premises, we shall sell Miss ALICE FAIRMAN, the eminent English Con- at that time to answer. He said he was informed That if you will but try " Cresco ' *' GEORGE GOULET & OO. tralto. his caroer has been marked by arduous and devoted that there were two bodies in the city, each claiming 'Twill make your hair grow on. ALSO, TWO OF TWO HUNDRED ACRES EACH, the whole of Lot 15, in Square 532, having a front of service to his country's welfare. to be a legislature, andthat negotiatiQns.were pend- J on the same road and same distance from depot, Im- 51 feet 1 inch, and running back 93 feet 3% inches. ing for a settiement. He hoped they migbt'Snœéed, Sco advertisemcnt in another column. proved by House, &c. M'lle THERESE LIEBE, the distinguished Lady and he would answer by 10 o'clock Monday. This property is without doubt in one of tho most Violinist, and H. HERBERT, 521 Seventh street, is creating great Also, one of 600 acres, in Fauquier county, Va., ROVER & BAKER'S CELEBRATED FIRST- Lieutenant Governor McKinstry replied that he FOR RAW OYSTERS, go to • Orders received to arrive, Price $18:90 coin, equal desirable locations in the city, and where the im- Premium, Elastic, and improved Lock-Stitch excitement among his wide circle of customers by MILLER'S, very handsomely improved. Easy terms. G Mr. F. D. SPRAGUE, Basso Cantatc. could not answer without conferring with the gov- to $21.55 currency. Also, one of 300 acres, near Cattell's Station, Va. provements are ail finished and paid for. Sewing Machine«, at some artistic ornaments for the table, and cakes that ernor, but hoped to be able to answer Monday. 611 Seventh street, opposite Patent Office. Will be Sold in quantities to suit purchasers, on easy Terms: One-third cash ; the residue in three equal DAVIS', delight tho cultivated eye much as they tickle the MOBILE, November 23.—On the subject of Alabama nov 17-4t 801 Market Space. THE CHORAL SOCIETY politics and the separato meeting of Republican mem- DIED. 6 payments at 6,12, and 18 months, secured by a deed esthetic palate. No wedding feast is considered the THOMAS RUSSEX/L, S^lots on north side of Rhode Island avenue, 20x bers of the legislature in a hall outside of tho State 130 eaeh; small cash payment; balance can remain of trust and notes bearing interest. Conveyancing Will perform compositions by Abt and other com- thing without Herbert's ornamentation. He rivals capítol, to-nlgnt's Register, tho leadinï Democratic CONING TON.—On the 23d instant, ELIZ A, widow of the late Michael Conington, in the fifty-third year POPULAR CHAMPAGNE HOUSE, for five (5) years, with interest at 7 per cent. at cost of the purchaser. $100 down at time of Bale. posers, for the first time, under the direction of Clark and Mullett in that line. The greatest achieve- organ of the State, says : of her age. One lot on south Bide of same street, 22x129, on FANCY GOODS. HARRY C. SHERMAN, Esq. "General Grant has had graud opportunities for The funeral will také place at 3 o'clock, from the very easy terms...... LATIMER & CLEARY, ment In ¡¡his line probably ever recorded was secured distinction and for bestowing blessings on the conn- 1213 Pennsylvania Avenue. residence of her eon-in-law, Augustus S. Dent. Three lots corner of M and Twenty-third streets. it " Auctioneers. this establishment the other day. At a fashionjble try thai rarely fall to the lot of men. In this instance Friends and acquaintances are invited to attend. * For Prices of other Wises see list advertised in Four lots on Twenty-fourth street^ bet. M and N. it is in his power, by a single act of justice, to pacifí- One lot on N, between Twenty-third and Twenty- wedding in Georgetown riot long since the table pre- this Paper. It Admission .: $1.00 cate this great country and restore confidence In the fourth Btreets. Y W. L. WALL & GO.v Auctioneers, Reserved seats 50 sented Buch an exqulsito appearance that a wealthy Government, which the people of ten States have been UNERAL WREATHS AND OTHER B centB extra gentleman of New York asked the name of the artis- tanght to believe was their enemy. There was an FTFLOWER S SIX LOTS New Marble Building, Sale of seats at Mctzerott & Co.'s Music Store, it equally great opportunity to destroy at One blow Pressed,- preserved, and embalmed in a superior CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS! near Capitol, fronting on New JcrBcy avenue. One of Nos, 900 and 902 Pennsylvania avenue. PARIS, ) All of tic manufacturer, and has since given Herbert two what the whole country believes to be thé greatest VIENNA, Y Onr Own Direct orders. Of course there are more extensive establish- blot and stain upon the escutcheon of the Govern- Btyle, by OILCLOTHS, OILCLOTHS 1 the finest situations in the city. LONDON. 1 Importation. I. O. O. F. Levee, ments in the great commercial center of onr country, ment, caused by domestic war. We mean carpet- IVIRS. DEETH, COCOA MATTINGS, COCOA MATTINGS I A Handsome Country Seat baggers and the carpet-bag system. Let him but rise At No. 422 Eleventh street, N. W., Washington, and but none that has such genius. His wedding cake is to the height of duty, and leave this helpless and RUGS, RUGS, RUGS! of 64 acres, one mile above Georgetown. ELEGANT CLARENCE PHAETON, DOIHSLE No.'l29 Congress street, Georgetown, D. C. CRUMB CLOTHS, FELT CLOTHS 1 A HANDSOME HOUSE immense, and the young lady who eats a piece pf it badgered people to attend to their own domestic HARNESS, SLEIGH RUNNERS, BELLS, ROBES, WEDDING PRESENTS A SPECIALTY. on retiring, and then puts the box under her pillow affairs, and he will have done more to let us^iave Refers.to Mrs. Gov. Cooke, Mrs. W. S. Huntington, FURNITURE, FURNITURE,FURNITURE! on corner 2l6frand II streets, with every modern im- peace than the legislation of forty years could accom- provement, long-time payments. &c., AT AUCTION. For the Benefit of the to dream on, will not only see her future husband, plish. He can, by a stroke Of the p¡en, heal this can- Mrs. E. D. N. Southworth, Mrs. Secretary Stanton, FURNITURE, FURNITURE, FURNITURE I A FINE LOT on C street S. E., bet. 2d and 3d. bnt all his collateral relations, together with the cerous sore upon the body politic, and sweep off the and manyothers. • jul4-6m FURNITURE, FURNITURE, FURNITURE! On TUESDAY MORNING, November 20, 1872, at mother-in-law. For cakes and confectionery of the band of graceless camp-followers and plunderers, and TWO LOTS on 3d street, bet. C and D southeast. M.W. GALT, SRO. & CO. win the respect and gratitude of the people in the SPECIAL NOTICES. OP AIL DESCRIPTIONS. SEVERAL LOTS on D street, bet. 2d and 3d S. E. 12 o'clock, in front of our Auction Rooms, we will nov 10-3t rarest, healthiest, and most delicious, go to Herbert's. Southern States. To no man was there ever offered sell—' ' an opportunity for a coup tF état so grand, BO sweep- We have an immense stock of the abovG goods on LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, ing as this." • ' ' 1 •• I X, , » . DAWSON LODGE, NO. 16.— ' THREE HANDSOME HO USES One splendid Clarence Carriage, lined with blue Batin, INSURANCE. FOB RAW OYSTEBS,. go to . There will be a special meeting of Daw- hand, which we are selling: at reduced prices to close in the West End. and built to order by Bradley & Bros., New Haven, MILLEB'S, In advocacy of the election of Judge McKinstry, a son Lodge, No. 16, held TO-MORROW, (Sunday,) ALSO, and cost $2,200. 611 Seventh street, opposite Patent Office. prominent Republican; to the United States Senate in Masonic Temple, at 1 o'clock, to attend the funeral consignments, to which wc invite attention. One nearly new Park Phaeton, in good order, built THE AT in place of General George E. Spencer, " carpet-bag- of our late Brother, Thomas Milburn. Members of W. L. WALL & Co., Houses audi Lots ger." the Register continues : " In general, politically sister Lodges are fraternally invited to be present. in all parts of the city. by the same, and cost $1,200. THE ATMOSPHERIC WAVE, predicted by Old Proba- speaking, it matters not to the South the value of a It G. R. THOMPSON, Secretary. It Oor. Ninth street and Pennsylvania avenue. Set of Rnnners and Sleigh Bells. bilities as approaching us from the Pacific slope of button who is in the Senate of the United States. Two Handsome Houses Odd Fellows' Hall, 7th Street, Oregon, not only makes one of the greatest discov- Indeed our rights, feelings, and.interests are so Ut- NEW ENGLAND ASSOCIA- on Ninth street. One Set of Double Harness, in good order. terly Ignored and drówned out in both legislativo HYMNALS WITH TUNES, eries for O P. of the age, but warns ns to go to bodies at Washington that, if we had our way, no TION. Money to Loan The above stock we would call the attention of New Jersey Mutual Teel's 436 Pennsylvania avenne, for underclothing member from south of Mason and Dixon's line should in sums of from $1,000 to $10,COO on real estate, buyers to, having been built to order for the late Buitable for so inclement a season. There the learned take bis seat in either. Hymnals with Tunes and Chants. nov 24-tf Theo. Wheeler, and made of the best materials. On Wednesday Evening, Nov. 27, "As a republic, as a representative government, and unlearned can procure the very finest qnality of the Government at Washington has become a sham, The annual meeting of the New England Asaocla W. L. WALL & CO., LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, undershirts, drawers, and hosiery—if such taught and and for our own part we should prefer to see Grant tion will be held at the Dining Hall, Masonic Temple, FOR SALE OR RENT. It Auctioneers. untaught have about their person the very reasonable put on the purple at once and give us autocratic rule, next TUESDAY EVENING, November 26, at 7:30 (THANKSGIVING EVE.) rather than undergo a livingpolitical death under the sums demanded by this tasteful ..creator of easy-flt- o'clock. S. E. FAUNCE, Edited by Rev.£harles. H, Hall: and S. B. Whiteley. OR RENT. Y WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, sway of carpet-baggers and negroes." A.FINE STORE ting pants and graceful coats. Not ohly may the it [Republican and Star] Secretary. F B New Marble Building, THROUGH THEIR DECENNIAL DIVIDEND Tickets, $1, admitting a gentleman OFFICIAL VOTE OP NEW YOBK AND TENNESSEE. Also, a fnll assortment of AND POLICIES, OFFER sage and simple find the above at Teel's, but a most ALBANY, November 23.—The State canvassers de- SEVERAL EXCELLENT OFFICES TO RENT. 900 and 902 Pcuna. avenue and 9th street. and two ladles. It exquisite assortment of scarfs, neckties, fine dress clare the vote for Presidential electors as follows S «OTESFE^ BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS. I Inquire at the office of "THE CAPITAL PUB- : Republican, 440,629 ; Democratic, 382,279 ; O "Conor. EPISCOPAL. PRAYER BOOKS LISHING COMPANY," 927 D street. ECOND GRAND ANNUAL BALL shirts, collars, and cuffs. Also Conrvoissiers kid DISTRICT OP COLUMBIA, gloves, white, black, and delicate neutral tints and 1,454; Temperance, 201. Total, 824,563. Republican s majority, 56,695. WASHINGTON, November 14,1872. pOR SALE, SALE OF ROSEWOOD PIANOS, WALNUT PAR- SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS intermediate shades, Reguier's dogskin and castor in all styles of bindings, just received by NASHVILLE, November 23.—The following is the DWELLING-HOUSE, 226 E STREET N. W. LOR AND CHAMBER SUITES, SIDEBOARDS, HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION OF giov.es; and Dent's walking and driving gloves—in a official vote of the State : For Greeley, 92,219 ; Grant, Notice is hereby given that any party or parties RICHARD B. MOHUN & CO., BOOKSASES, ETAGERES, WHATNOTS, BED- WASHINGTON, D. C„ word, Teel. 85,688. Maynard, for congressman at large, has 15,247 taking up or otherwise disturbing the wooden or majority over Cheatham and 42,925 over Johnson. Three Stories, Large Back Building, Modern Im- STEADS, SOFAS, CHAIRS, TABLES, HAIR TO THEIR PATRONS. will take place at Go thou to Teel's oh I stranger, and grow fair concerete pavements in this city or Georgetown,with- It 1015 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. provements. MATTRESSES, &c., &c., AT AUCTION. Railroad Accident. On WEDNESDAY MORNING, November 27, com- IHASONIC TEMPLE, Thanksgiving In all that gives to youth and grace an air; out the written authority of the executive oflleer of Evening, November 27, 1872. Put on his pants, likewise his easy coat, JATEBSON, N. PI November 23.—A dastardly at- Apply to S. H. BACON, mencing at 10 o'clock, we will Bell within our sales- %W CALL AJS'D EXAMINE O UR PI,AN, tempt at a railroad slaughter was made last night at the Board, will be punished to the full extent of the Georgetown Singing Academy, A sky-blue necktie twine about your throat; 709 Market Space. room a large and attractive line of Furniture, &c., On the occasion there will be a presentation of a Wanaqua, on the Mont Clair railway, fifteen miles " sc37-tf beautiful Banner to the Association by the ladles of A pair of kids draw on—and in them clothes north of this city. A box car was run off a switch on law. consisting of ^"WE CAN EMPLOY AGENTS IN GOOD to the main track, and the up train coming along, the St. Aloysius Parish. Tickets, $1, to be had at D. A. Seek out your love and lovingly propose. By order of the Board. The opening of the Second Quarter of Professor 1 new Rosewood Piano, 7 octave, STANDING. Brosnan's, 926 G street; O. J. Bellew's, Seventh engineer seeing' the obstruction, pnt on steam and Rooms to Rent, 2 second-hand Pianos, Stools and Covers, As on her rosy lips your bliss you seal, dashed into it. The box car was demolished, the EDWARD JOHNSON, street, between G and H streets, and of the members, As round her waist your manly arm you steal, locomotive wrecked, and one of the passenger cars L. Corradi Colliere's Singing Classes will be on 5 Parlor Suites, in Rep and Haircloth, it [Star] was thrown off its trucks. There wero but few pas- nov24-2t Chief Clerk. 1 fine-Parlor Suite, London Smoke, Thank Providence Divine and William Teel. sengers hurt, none of them dangerously. THANKSGIVING NIGHT, 1872. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 3 fine Walnut Chamber Suites,with Dressing cases, "The Cabinet Brilliant." GGJGSS BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, ON THE FIRST, SECOND, and THIRD FLOORB, Tlie Erie Muddle. 3 Walnut Marble-top Chamber Sets, The above celebrated portable cooking ranges and DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. 2 Walnut-trimmed Oak Chamber Sets, parlor heaters arc justly conceded to be in every re- NEW YORK. November 23.—Henry N. Smith abso- At Mrs. McDonald's class-room, No. 27 Seminary BRANCH OFFICE: THE LADIES' BENEVOLENT SOCIETY lutely refused to settle to-day, and not a share of Inquire at 2 Oak Chamber Sets, spect the most desirable stoves in this market; beau- stock was bought in for his account. Vanderbilt is WASHINGTON, October 7,1872. Building. 4 Cottage Sets, imitation Walnut, " op tiful and compact in design, of the best material, the believed to be at the back of Gould, from the fact that his son-in-law, Horace F. Clark, is one of the Ordered, That on and after this date all carriage- Elementary Class at 2 p. m. Wardrobes, Bookcases, Bureaus, Sideboards, Mar- IVo. 1435 F Street, NORTH WASHINGTON smallest consumers of coal, they retain fire the long- bondsmen in the Erie suit. It is known that Senett ble-top Tables, Whatnots, Cane-seat Chairs, Bed- steps shall be made of stone, of the following di- Will give their annual Supper and Sociable at Odd est time, are the most easily managed, are base heat- is short of the stock to an amount exceeding 30,000 Advanced Class at 2X o'clock, and Saturday at 10 îaSS F STREET. steads, fine Walnut Marble-top Hall Suites, Carved shares, and Drew is in a similar position as regards Fellows' Hall, Seventh street. ing, no dust in raking, and are the most favorably mensions, viz: Thirty (30) inches long, seventeen Chairs, WASHINGTON, I). C. upwards of 20,000 shares. and 10#. It Tickets admitting to both, $1. spoken of by those having them in use. These two (17) inches wide, and eight (8) inches in depth, with 10 fine White Hair Mattresses. essential home comforts are in ready demand. Six Prize Fight. rounded corners to tie street. LOST AND FOUND. The Finest Location in the City. Also a lot of Second-hand Furniture, NPHE " CAPITAL," " HERALD," " CHRONICLE," and lots ordered this fall already disposed of and the LITTLE ROCK, November 23.—Sam Collyer and oc 20-tf Also a lot of 4 by 6 and 8 by 4 Oilcloth, Herring & Jones, seventh ready. Patsey McGuIre fought a prize fight two miles above By order of the Board. " GAZETTE " of to-day, as well as other periodicals, this city to-day. The fight lasted twenty minutes OST, on Tuesday last, a narrow Gold Bracelet^ With numerous other articles in the Furniture line. W. W. KAPLEY, J having name of owner inBide. A liberal reward URNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT—NO. 1215 K and consisted of seven rounds. Collyer was declared CHAS. S. JOHNSON, W. L. WALL | CO., can be had at 816 F street from 8 to 12 m, 1305 E street, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth, Iwill be paid if returned to the Evening Star Office. F street. Inquire of the winner because of a foul blow on the part of Assistant Secretary. It Auctioneers. nov 17-3 m near Theater. McGoire. ocl3 It* nov 17-2t ADMIRAL GOLDSBOROUGH. nov 212t WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. PAPER-HANGINGS, &c. THE CAPITAL. HOTELS. FURNISHING GOODS. NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Old No. BUHDAY MOBHING - - NOVEMBER 24,1872. CHAMPAGNE New No. WILLARD'S HOTEL, A NEW PREMIUM TO THE SUBSCRIBERS Slfips I 486 7th St. 439 7th WASHINGTON, ». C. « HirS- AA o- 8 m a • ORDERS RECEIVED BY st. ill FE FLILL CAPITAL GRINS. ~ 5 Ss•» S« " e e 9 9 THOMAS RUSSELL^ St g For THE CAPITAL. SE? E* S S G FIRESIDE JOURNAL REMODELED, REFURNISHED. m» ase'sSe^a CHAUGEB CONFOUNDED, (Successor to E. C. Dyer & Co., established in 1848,) FALL and "Winter To any man, child, or woman, who will forward us ONE DOLLAR for one year's subscription to the New Dollar Weekly," 'THE FIRESIIE BY FAKKT DOWNING. . NAL," we will forward a , o er p o ; Dan Chaucer declares In an exquisite lay, 1213 Pennsylvania Avenue. FIFTY PRIVATE BATH-ROOMS and How once In the ages of old ¡UiV BEAUTIFUL CHROMO, Size 13x18, (ia 12 Oil Colors,) A terrible trouble was taken away STOCK ELEVATOR ADDED. And the deepest of secrets was told. PRICE LIST. Incased in a beautiful Rosewood and Qllt Frame, with glass and back complete. This Chromo was made expressly for us, entitled This question was put with a marvelous zest; OPEN NOVEMBER 2, 1872. On its answer depended a life; Payable in coin or its Net 80 60 90 " THE D ARG EE GLE1V," a Magnificent Landscape Scene. equivalent in currency. Cash days. days, days. '' What.is it, of all things, that woman loves best, PAPERHANGINGS, ocî0-tf J. F. CAKE, Proprietor. Bo she maiden, or mother, or wife J" Louis ROEDSBBB'S : We cannot describe this elegant picture In words- -it Is a cops of the original painting by DOKE. Now Is the time to subscribe and get a five dollar CUtomo CARTE BLANCHE $24.40 $2500! beautifully framed for subscribing for the $25.60 $26.25 C. C. WILLARD, You all recollect how the truth was betrayed, IMPERIAL 23.75 24.35 24.95 25.55 Sí B» Cgl ls .WS" ! DRY SILLER Y 22.00 22.55 23.10 23.65 NOW OI'KN AT •g, S s&swg i "FIBESIDJ: JOURNAL." Man's opinion indorses it still, WIDOW CLIQTROT 24. SO 25.10 25.70 26.35 "The tiling'above all things, wife, mother, or maid G. H. MÜMM&CÓ.'S: EBBITT HOUSE, EXTRA DRY Agents wanted to canvass for this paper ; will allow agents 85 cents on each subscription, will give a $88 Sewing Machine to 150 subscribers. Now is von» Woman loves, is to have her own will!" 22.00 22.55 23.10 23.65" time r Speak' (¡hick!.' • ... ;. ... . n .;,!,,•»-'.; v DRY VERZENAY 20.75 21.25 21.75 22.30 WASHINGTON, D. C. Old Poet, your sweet and soul-ravishing power PIPER HEIDSIECK 21.50 22.05 22.60 38.15 Send us $1.50 for an agent's outfit, and commence canvassing for the JOURNAL at once; wo will return the $1.50 after you have taken 15 subscribers Sta ! HEIDSIECK & Go's : ap 3-tf once! Don't delay 1 Time is money 1 - ' afl Forever and ever endures, DRY MONOPOLE.... 22.50 23.05 23.60 24.20 And never has utterance of bard, to this hour. SILLERY 19.00 19.50 20.00 20.50 MARKRITER'S, Onr premium cannot be heat by any publisher In the world. RUINART, PERE ¿B FILS 20.25 20.75 21.30 21.85 ST. CLOUD HOTEL. Been grander or purer than yours. CHARLES HEIDSIECK : Every mother's son and daughter send ONE DOLLAR and receive our beautiful premium, and be happy. Send stamp for sample copy. Bat, Chancier, your fail&rc in the Instance I cite EXTRA DRY 22.50 23.05 23.60 24.20 This admirable house, architecturally one of the SILLERY. 18.75 19.20 19.70 20.70 Though fall of your mystical art. EMBRACING handsomest in New York, oil CHARLES THOMPSON, Publisher of the Fireside Journal, POMMERY & GHENO.... 25.15 25.75 26.35 26.95 Comer of 42d Street and Broadway, To fathom my sex and interpret aright MOET & CHANDON'S : DRY SILLER? 19.00 19.50 20.00 20 50 Is now open on the EUROPEAN SYSTEM with first- i ocfl-Sm BRIDGEWATER, CONNECTICUT. That wonderful thing—woman's heart. VERZENAY 19.85 20.35 20.85 21.35 class RESTAURANT, by GREEN SEAL 22.87 23.35 23.95 We love our own will beyond any compare, 24.50 8 KRUG & CO .21.00 21.50 32.05 22.60 , , "P -" RAND BROTHERS. But 1, without falsehood or boast. GIESLER & Co.'s : Gold Papers Satin Papers Blank BANKS AND BANKERS. BUSINESS CARDS. MISCELLANEOUS. In name of all womanhood herebj declare DRY SILLERY 19.50 20.00 20.50 21.00 GOLD LABLE DRY...... 23.50 24.10 24.70 25.30 THE ARLINGTON. ERMAN AMERICAN SAVINGS CT. JAMES HOTEL.-REOPENED OK It Is not the thing we love most. EXT. SUPERIOR DRY... 24.50 25.00 às.ffi 26.25 , G BANK, . W. G. Morton, gg the European plan, corner of Pennsylvania aw DELMONICO 22.00 22.55 33.10 23.65 Papers Mrs nue and Sixth street, Washington, D. C Annolnt I vow, being versed in the ways of she-doves, ST. MARCEAUX 19.20 19.75 20.25 20.75 No. 515 SEVENTH STBEET, (FORMERLY MISS SIBIX O'HARA,) ments and furniture entirely new. Room from il tn The thing that true woman prefers, DUC DEMONTEBELLO. 23.20 23.80 24.40 25.00 Opposite the Post Office Department, $5 per day, (Including Private Parlors.) Is to give up her will to the man that she loves, Bank hoars: 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. Saturdays open MANUFACTURER OP HUMAN HAIRWORK, A spacious Ladles' and Gentlemen's Dining-rooms And make what is his will be hers. Goods delivered free of all charges. Tills beautiful Hotel has not only been until 8 p. m. Gentlemen's Restaurant, Lunch, and Refreshment The above are NeW York prices. In Great Variety, Interest paid on deposits. Collections made and No. 605 13th street, three doors from the Saloons are arranged where all meals will be served Mvemietlll', 1872. ^T Pint? of the above Wines extra $2, coin, per exchange furnished. corner of F street. a la carte. eaisgjexcept-Krns & Co., which is $3. THOROUGHLY REFITTED JOHN HITZ, President, A. EBERLT, Vice Pres't, A liberal discount will be made for room, and also Time purchases must be closed by note. W. F. MATTINGLY, Sec., C. E. PRENTISS, Cash'r. from the bill of fare rates, to permanent boarders U. S. M. , no 10-ly I take pleasure in calling your attention to my .„ .. WOODBURY & DUREN, Proprietors with appropriate Borders ; also Plain Tints for Fin- stock of Human Hair and the numerous sundry arti- nov-16 tf * Postal Regulations—A Few Suggestions. during the summer vacation, but in view of the ap- cles in my line. Having increased facilities in my ishing Plain, or Paneling with Gilt Rods ; also per- proaching season, when an utmstt&l cfowd may be THE new establishment, I am now prepared ,for the Fall [From the Fat Contributor's Saturday Night.] Thomas Russell, fect representations of Wood fpr Paneling and Var- expected, ahd sevetfll of the old hotels closed, ar- and Winter seasons to offer inducements ta my cus- ROBERT J. MURRAY, If there is anything mor\ absurd than some of nishing. Orders for evetf description of Decorative tomers and the public in general, botfi as to prices SOLE DIRECT IMPORTER FINE W&PS, LI- rangements have'been made to accommodate all who and assortment. I keepconstantly on hand, or made ATTORNEY AND the rulings and instructions of the Post Office Paperhangiag executed in the best manner. may apply, . . COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW QUORS, AND CIGARS, , to order. Ladies' Half Wigs,. Bandeux, Frizetts, Nat- and Department we should like to see it. For in- Second National Bank ural Curls, Side Curls, Sack Braids, Frizzes, and Hairwork of every description. Combings straight- SOLICITOR FOR CLAIMANTS, 5 . stance, the following,: ened and made up into all kinds of Hainvork. La- Office 454 Louisiana av,, op. Cltyliaii 1213 Pennsylvania Avenue, IN ADDITION dies* hair dressed in thé very latest itvles in the es- "Mail matter deposited in a postoffice for nov 3-tf F street, between Sixth and Sev- tablishment or at their residences. Also, Shampoo- WASHINGTON, D. O. rnatirn j", on which at least one full rate of post- ing and Ladies' and Children's hair-cutting. Any to the rooms of the Hotol the proprietors have at enth streets. orders you please to send shall be filled with care and Pra«tlc«s in all the Courts of tho District of Col age has been paid, "should be forwarded toit s MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. their control some of the most dispatch and at the very lowest prices. umbia, before the Departments, Court of Claims and destination charged with tfte unpaid rate to be Committees of Congress. oc27-tf Please call and examine goods when convenient. collected on delivery. The unpaid rate is double WINDOW SHADES, COLLECTIONS MADE AND EXCHANGE FUR- Ladies1 Face Powders a specialty. Also Pomades 'canos K T A d» O A per day I Agents Wanted I All the prepaid rate which should have been paid >rgans, Elegantly Furnished Apartments NISHED ON ALL POINTS. and Perfumeries in great variety. nov 10-tf X W i!6U classes of working people of at the mailing office." either sex, young or old, make more money at work I PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS, &c., in Washington within reasonable reach. Harry Donehne, | Harry Donehnc, for us in their spare moments,- or all the time, than at That is to say, if A writes B a letter so bulky A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THE FAMOUS S. I,. EATON, Cashier. anythlnjttnlne; else. Particulars free. Address G. Stlnson that the postage is six cents, and only affixes & Co., Portland, Maine. sep l-iy sep 15-tf one three-cent stamp, B has to pay six cents on W E ti E It Different sizes and colors. Also,WireCenter Picture THE ARLINGTON has all the Theatrical and Ball Costumer. the delivery of the letter. In this way B is pun- Cord, Gold Plated and Tinned Wire .Picture Cord, J. H. SQUISH. OE.-i. ADRIAN R. BOOT, OSCAR VORLANDER'S ished for the ignorance or neglect of his corre- AND THE CELEBRATED Picture Rings,, Nails,' &cl„. The largest and most elaborate assortment of MODERN CONVENIENCES, Late Col'r Int. Rev., Buffalo, N. Y. RESTA.XJH.4JVI', spondent. CHICKERING BANKING HOUSE Ladies', Gents', and Children's Costumes N. E. corner of Tenth and E streets, We have a few improved rulings to submit to the best trained servants in America, the most accom- no 5-tf the Department: plished French cooks; in a word the proprietors, or South of New York, having more than doubled my former stock for the approaching season. JJENITY R. SEARI.E, Monthly magazines, published weekly, must PIANOS. Special care and attention given to the proper rep SQUIER & ROOT, resentation and correct costuming of be charged letter postage when delivered dally. T. ROESSLE & SON, 1416 Pennsylvania Avenue, Architect, Powder magazines, except to regular subscrib- ALSO, THE PRIVATE THEATRICALS. 710 E STREET, opposite Post Office Department, are determined to maintain the national reputation of (Opposite Willards' Hotel,) ers, are not permitted to frank their reports. Smith PICTURE FRAMES, The Arlington. no26-tf ES?- Clubs of all kinds most liberally treated with, WASHINGTON, D. C. jan 31-ly American Organ, WASHINGTON, D. C. If no stamp is affixed to a letter, retain it. R. J. E. RICORD, No. 86, north Liberty street, I If, however, the pqstage is overpaid, letter rip ! BOOKS AND STATIONERY. 307 Tib street. | 307 7tb street. Baltimore, Maryland. Specialty: Nervous Dis- in Walnut and all gilt, from Card t6 Portrait size, the We are prepared to sell drafts on the BANXIXS D If yon feel any doubt about a paper going HOUSE OP HENRY CLEWS & Co., New York city, that novlOSmos eases, Organic Weakness, Nervous Debility with most varied Stock in the. District. Frajnes made to D. J. BISHOP. W, H. Hazard are AVAILABLE ALL OVER THE COUNTRY AT fearful effects of the mind, and Diseases of the Uri- with a one-cent stamp, have two sent. IÜ ¡L La 1 IS order, PAR. nary Organs, Kidneys, &c. . sep32-ly Seeds can go through the mail as merchan- We solicit deposits of business firms, on which wo E. L. SCHMIDT, BISHOP & HAZARD, pay SIX PER CENT. INTERE8T on daily balances, dise. The postmasters are cautioned against 937 Pennsylvania Avenue, bet. Oth rendering accounts MONTHLY. THE FINEST TABLE S0AED IN 1411 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, WILLAHD'B HOTEL, allowing any old seeds to go through their We pay EIGHT PER CENT. INTEREST on time LAW AND COLLECTION OFFICE, and lOtli streets. deposits of one month, interest paid monthly or car- THE CITY mails, however, BOOKSELLERS AN» STATIONERS, riod to depositor's credit. OC27-tf CAN BE FOUND AT Signs cannot be sent without paying letter Books, Periodicals, and all New Publications. De- >-a All deposits payable on demand. ROOM NO 4, postage, three cents on every letter. Schomacker & Co. Celebrated Gold pot for French's Dramas. Weeklies, Magazines COLLECTIONS MADE EVERYWHERE. Quarterlies, and New York Dailies, delivered The pay of officers of the Army and Navy cashed Columbian Law Building. 1018 Tentli Street, cerner of Calico prints, any foreign prince, reprints and Medal Pianos, PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, promptly to patrons. oc27-lmo in advance at reasonable rates. Officers in the Army wishing accounts cashed can make them out in the Massachusetts Avenue. footprints, all go as printed matter, and pay ocS0-tf CARL KICHTER, Agent. School Books. School Books. usual way, INDORSING ONE copy on the OUTSIDE near REAL ESTATE BROKER, taxes accordingly. Vaccine matter must be Having! as a teacher of mnsic in this city for the CHROMOS, &C., the BOTTOM, send by mail, and drafts will be for- properly (pock) marked. past ten years, felt the want of a good and cheap in- W. T. NIMMO, warded by return mail. my 26-ly STEPHEN P. BILL. B. t. LABCOMB*. FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE AGENT. Poetry in its yariOus stages, including the strument, having seen what exorbitant prices were paid for inferior instruments, I resolved to introduce a limited but choice selection in appropriate frames, CIRCULATING LIBRARY, FREEDMAJi'§ GILL. &. LARCOMBE, Edgar A. Poc stage, must be spnt postage paid, to the public of Washington a PIANO, to whieh there PROPERTY BOUGHT AND SOLD, is none superior, which has the newest patented always in store on free exhibition and sale. 1 fl BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, whether it ever paid to read it or not. , Orders, for Paperhangings, Window Shades, Punc- Plain and Ornamental Plasterers, improvements, and which has given the greatest satis- m Shop, 406 Eighth street northwest, one square >bor* I A postmaster is not permitted to make any faction in concerts as well as m parlors. My success tually filled. Terms cash. No. 317 Pennsylvania Avenue, Savings and Trust Company, LOANS NEGOTIATED. Pennsylvania avenne ; Residence, 411 Thirteen» • has been complete, and I am able now to offer these novl0-4t material change in the site of Ms postoffice BETWEEN THIRD AND FOUR-AND-A-HALF STREETS and-a-Half street, between D st. and Maryland su- beautiful instruments at prices from $400 to $1,500- 1507 Pennsylvania Avenue, nne southwest. withput affixing a two-cent stamp for every that is to say, 83 per cent, less than any other first- WASHINGTON, D. C. M-.fi O S M Center-pieces, Caps, Brackets, Statuettes, Corbel», class piano, and respectfully invite the public to call Please remembeiyiame, two ounces. He can charge double postage Book6' Stationery,Newspaper?, Magazines, (BANKING HOUSE OPTOSITE THE TBEASURT,) Everybody' . Running Ornament, 4c., always on hand. at my wareroom and examine for themselves. Pianos s Friend Ceilings Kalsomined (white or tinted) and Repair- for a sight of the postmaster. for rent. Pianos exchanged. Tuning and repairing ing of all kinds promptly executed. ap 28-tf properly attended to. Agency, 935 Pennsylvania ave- thC Shirts may be mailed at the rate of two cents nue, between Ninth and Tenth streets. sep22-ly J. Markriter, BMk^o'ught or exchanged. ^ "¿SUS" Pays Six per Cent. Interest for every two ounces of shirt. If the owner's on deposits of Five Dollars or more. Richard F. , name is on the shirt, letter postage must be INTEREST BEGINS first of each month, payable Harvey MEDICAL. NEW" Styles Honey Advanced on at charged. This rule is indelible. New No. 439, in July and January of each year. Collateral TOOD£I£n, EKCEPTI0N' AT H0ME, and VISIT- per cent. at A subscriber residing in the county in which Dr. J. E. Gicord, UMG CARDSa , engraved and printed at short notice. D: es ISSUES CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT UNDERTAKER, a paper is printed can take the paper, provided New Styles of English and French Papers, Tinted O O No. 26 N. Liberty St., Baltimore, Md., And Jrlain. K¡ K| And Number, 486 7th st., bet. D and E sts. Cß GO bearing six and four per cent. Interest, available any- he pays in advance and urges his neighbors to where. From Twenty years' experience in hospital and pri- nov 3-14t "PARIS IN ASHES," new style of Mourning R. FULTON & CO.'S, 934 F Street, bet. Ninth and Tentli. subscribe. If he does not live in the county in vate practice, can guarantee immediate relief in ex- Paper. which he resides, and the paper is not printed ALL DEPOSITS payable on demand, with interest ocl3-tf cesses of youth, organic and nervous debility, and all MONOGRAM and one quire of paper, with envel- due. in the same county where it has its press-work mental and bodily ailments speedily cured. Recent TO TRAVELERS. opes to match, stamped in colors, $3. 314 Ninth street, between tbe Avenue diseases of the urinary organs cured in three days Special arrangements for BUSINESS ACCOUNTS, done, then the county must pay double postage THE ABOVE PAPERS ARE THE HANDSOM- GEORGE BOGUS, Chronic cases (gents') curedinslxdays bvalocalreml I-R-» » T . _ EST PAPERS EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY bearing four per cent, interest. and D street. on the man—we mean a two-cent county must edy. Diseases of the blood, throat noso, and ikta TJ ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. Samples and Price List sent by mail. Call or send for a copy of the rnles. sepl-tf be affixed to every postage stamp—that is to radically cured without mercury. oc 13-ly Everybody should have an Acconnt in this B«nk. Dealer in Wood and Coal, m. . T , „ WASHINGTON, Dec. 25, 1870. H. A. CLARKE. say, every two ounces of a man—we mean the I>R. GARDNER, between WASHINGTON AND feALTI W. LENOX TOWERS, feb 11-tf JNO. T.GIVEN. Ninth street, bet. D and E st«., paper county—the man—well, we must leave Formerly of Ricord Hospital,¡United States Army MORE, and WASHINGTON AND THE WB3T are now run as follows, viz: ' Bookseller, Stationer, and Engraver, H. G. FANT. L. WASHINGTON this ruling to the discretion of tho postmaster.- can be consulted privately at his residence, ' FOR BALTIMORE. WHARF: Foot of lSJi Btreet, Leave daily (except Sunday) at 5:15 6:45.8.8-15 a 929 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, D. C CLARKE & GIVEN, 1002 Massachusetts Avenue, and 1, 3, 4:10, 5:40, and 7:45 p. m. aug 18-tf FANT, WASHINGTON & CO., WASHINGTON, D. A MISSIONARY AMONG THE INDIANS. FOR ALL WAT STATIONS. oc6-tf between Tenth and Eleventh streets west. From his BANKERS, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Wood The piotts men who go over the earth and CTeat success during thirty years' practice in his par- , Leave daily (except Sunday) at 6:45, 8:15, and 10-iju National ticular branch he warrants a cure. a. m., and 4:10 and 7:45 p. m. For principal way sta- News Company, Successors to Rittenhouse, Fowler & Co., preach the gospel as missionaries have a way of tions—Bladensburg, Beltsville, Laurel, Ann/nolis and Coal, Washington Steam Dyeing and N. B. Upon thé receipt of $10 medicines and advice | Junction and Relay—leave at 5:45, 6:46, and 815 a No. 626 Pennsylvania Avenue, dealing with Mr. Lo quite different from that sent by express. Particular attention paid to the in- Receive deposits and loan money to depositors at discretions of youth. au 20-ly The3 5v»n:4 d 7:4m 5 p. m.; 3 p. m. stops at Jes- 359 Scouring Company, which missionary books tell us is dealt out to I 5 , , ° P-. - «tops at Annapolis Junction Pennsylvania Avenue, near legal interest. Office and Yard 3Vo. 424 Tenth and Relay only. The 7:45 p. m. on Sunday stops as We issue certificates of deposit bearing interest other heathens. It may be all right, but to our during the week. v Four-and-a-half street. DRUGS, MEDICINES, ETC. g g g g and payable on demand. Street West, 518 TENTH STREET N. W., BETWEEN E AND F ITS., -poor mind .it seems decidedly strange.- We can- FOR ANNAPOLIS Newspapers, Periodicals, Books, Stationery, Ac CO CO 05 CK MAKE COLLECTIONS ON ALL POINTS IN THE . Leave at 6:46 a. m. and 4:10 p. m. No train t or ffic. The cheapest and best engraving in the citv Beg leave to call attention to the fact that twenty not Imagine one of the twelve driving four mules from Annapolis on Sunday. UNITED STATES. BETWEEN D AND E STEETS NORTH, years' experience in this business; with the use of ! ted for $rgraTe t> ¡> a 5 B (Of Jay Cooke & Co.,) President. NEW STORE! The Toilet in Ancient and Modern Times, with H S H > co co H. C. SWAIN, devils and whipped them without getting a a review of the different theories of beauty... -1 50 fe H W 6 tei W ap 16-tf Cashier. WASHINGTON, D. C. COMMISSIONER. scratch. I left Frio Canon on the morning of te co co g co en NEW FOUNTAIN ! TÈ«» Domesticated Trout; how to Breed and Grow JAY COOKE & CO., J3ANKERS, Office: No. 454 Louisiana avenue, opposite City Hall. the 34tli to go to the Sabinal Canon. After ; ...... I-J IV X'ULI We are prepared, with every facility, for scp29-tf them. By Livingston Stone, A. M 2 50 ckSkbh traveling some miles I crossed Cherry creek; Trading. By the author of the " Wide Wide Buy and sell Foreign Exchange and issue . 5S55 WASHIMSTON, June 3,18B9—Noon my road then led through a broken country of J70rld"-: 100 mm CIRCULAR LETTERS OF CREDIT, ENGRAVING AND PRINTING WANTED. rocky defiles covered with thick brush with in- available in any part of the world. A GOOD GENERAL AGENT FOR COLUMBIA Milburns Drug Strive and Succeed. ';Lnck and Pluck" se- I LILIS tervening spaces of open grpund. I had learned Store LeavFOeR dail NEyW (excep YORKt Sunday, withou) ta changt 8 a. em. o,f 1car ansd 8:50 BANK NOTES, BONDS, AND COMMERCIAL ries. By Horatio Alger, jr. 1 25 tö 2 ö ù is co Our drafts on FOR THIS that there Were Indians in the' country and was AND FOR PHILADELPHIA. Biographia Literaria, or the Literary Life and WORK OF EVERT KIND, 4c, Leave daily (escept Sunday) at 8 a.m., and 1 and 5:40 Jay Oooke, McOulloch & Co., London, on the look out. I saw them passing up a ravine, Opinions of Samuel Taylor Coleridge. 2 vols 5 00 5 S H W f» P> Craftsmen Life Insurance Company of POLAIL SODA-FOUNTAIN, ' ON SUNDAY. SlwSË JOHN G. WELLSTOOD, President. aiming to intercept and waylay me, where rny The AY. at 7 a. m„ and Alexandria the same da/ai S « S § 3 WASHINGTON, ». C. Washington Singing Academy Information apply to R. P. A. DENHAM, oc 27-tf 911 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE w ¡D w g g a 5 w ,„ H OYSTER AND DINING SALOON, gun and all ran off. I think jay bullet struck i Agent, office and wharf foot of High street, George- ALLISON NAILOR, Jr., 6-Hy C mer f SCT œ -c o teïta - co>3 w H» the Indian in the right shoulder or arm. I then York avenue ° ° enteenth stroet and Nlw 1330,1333 and 1334 E st. northwest, H td JAMBS W. WALSH. A. FOREST QUEEN. 639 E Street, ran back to my buggy, and drove out behind Opening of the second carter 0f co g.f J.W.THOMPSON, U2 Opposite National Theater, Imperial and Willards some thick brush near the foot of the mountain. ap W ' W President. o Hotels. apsi-tf WALSH & I had good shelter, except from the side of the Prof. L. Co rradi Colliere's o 'A QUEEN, DANCING ACADEMIES. mountain. The scoundrels soon appeared on READING LIGHTS, SEALB21S IN NEXT DOOE TO CORNER SEVENTH STREET, DAY CLASSES. >W the side of the mountain, and fired one shot Pony Phaetons I Elementary Class, MONDAY, 18th, at 8:30. MARINI & BATES' Park and Coal, Wood. Lime, Plaster, Cement, Laths, &c,, down at me, and I gave them two in return BRACKETS, AT THE STABLES OF Advanced Class, TUESDAY, 19th, at 3:30. a a * m h WRIGHT BROS. Proprietors. They then went back the way they came. I 143 B street S. E., bet. 1st and 2dy noy -4t FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY, S s S ta 2¡ ALLISON NAILOR, Jr., know they expected I would try to run back to Day pupils are entitled to free entrance to the even- AND mai cota the Frio, and were intending to cut off my re- ing classes, Tuesday and Friday at 7, at E Street between Nlntli and Tenth, « S a> a> fea ?a a sfa H W 1330,1333 and 1334 E st. northwest, (Branch Yard cor. 5th and I sts. S. E.,) g - 4 ^ n >4 Special NOTICE! treat; but I, jumped into my buggy, and ran g co CD CE ça 939 Pennsylvania avenue, is now open for the reception' of pupils. Beginners SLATE MANTELS. ö .2 Opposite National Theater, Imperial and Willards' WASHINGTON, ». C. through the gap in the mountains to the open nov 17-4t will find it to their advantage to begin as soon as pfciiown M a oc27-tf ' co a f- tri g a > H Hotels. ! ap 21-tf country, and had no more trouble from them." possible. öSgBw Great Sale of Unredeemed Just received, a large assortment of new patterns 3 S NEW YORK BUSINESS CARDS. Pledges, CLASSES IN FRENCH DAYS OF TUITION. OM S S ta d aM m "s W W WASHINGTON NAHM'S THB PROPERTY or For Misses and Masters—Tuesdays, Thursdays, and from New York and Philadelphia. 3 w- S i CRESCO. YOUNG LADIES. Saturdays, from 3 to 6 p. m. 0 stables, B. L. SOLOMON & SONS, R. FULTOLI & Ladies' Class—Wednesdays and Saturdays, from Also, handsome g.a 3 sE S S CO , 5:30 to p. in. 'g-s® 7 O) 1326 E st., opposite National Theater and 659 Broadway, 314 NINTH STREET. G'ents' Class—Mondays, Wednesdays, and Satur- M feœg Faith, the sheet anchor upon which depends all 3P2 Having nearly completed the improvements to tlfcir days, from 7 to 9 p. m. ÏO To^be sold the first Monday and Tuesday in Decem- worldly success, is a rare virtue, and if we can only Young Ladles not attending school, and desirous 5 » building, will, ^•Circulars to be had at the music stores or at CRYSTAL CHANDELIERS •53 ta CO Particular attention paid to instil it into bald heads, and heads becoming bald, to avail themselves of Professor H. Masson's instruc- the Academy. tri" tion, may do so by applying at sep 2a ti $ ON AUGUST 1st, Further notice nest week. sufficiently to induce a trial, we will soon have a 1-3 BOARDING HOESFS. AND Open their six floors, connected by passenger eleva- Money loaned at 2 per cent. • monument to M Latest style CARRIAGES with responsible drivers The Christian Loan Office. MRS. CONDRON & SMITH'S Select School, on BUT T 3 HJ vator, with an entire Fifth street, between E and F, or at the E Pi! § SADDLE HORSES, BUGGIES AND PHAETONS N. B.—Open on Saturdays. nov 3-tf "CBESCO" CLOCKS. O for hire. CHEESE, EGGS, POULTRY, q P ^Large and Small OMNIBUSES for Picnics and Par- NEW STOCK growing upon every bald scalp in the country. Try MISSES EVANS & WILLIAMS' Memorial Hall litläftäiFP" APPLES, ONIONS, POTATOES, O W O > t» ¡> • HORSES always for Sale and Exchange of MORSELL& DEARING, it, oh ye of little faith, and wear again the royal garb corner Fourteenth and N. t¡ g a a g b 5 6 ALEX. R. SHEPHERD | CO, B S i @ S M M ian 7-tf s B of nature. oc20 And country produce of every description arriving FURNITURE, by the car load daily. CURTAIN MATERIALS, CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS, ¡feci sale by all Druggists. <1 CARRIAGES. FOR RENT. No. 910 PBNKSTLVAHIA AVENUE. 0) PAPERHANGINGS, Dealers will please call and examine before pur- FURNITURE COVERINGS, Jobbing of all kinds neatly and promptly executed chasing elsewhere. 1833. ESTABLISHED 1833. o tí S. M. & ., ocl3-tf o 1 MIRRORS, Ac., &c; and will receive immediate attention. McNett Co Ir 0 ' JOHN McDERMOTT, & BROS. ROOMS AND SUITS OF ROOMS, At wholesale only. i ! Especial attention given to designing of Mantels and MFFL_ To n cû 3 I gO i* PROPRIETORS and MANUFACTURERS, ; ¡a ip» 3g® o COACH MAKERS AND CARRIAGE DEALERS,. 3 À G g S o CD. all kinds of hard-wood work. N No. 487 Missouri Avenne, With elegant furniture—every thing fresh, new, and WHEATLEY & ROHRER, COKE @ te g O No. 310 Pennsylvania Avenne, Near Third street. Orders left at the Gas-light Office, No. 413 Tenth st W ta 657 and 659 Broadway, No. 14©$» Pennsylvania Avenue. in modern style—for rent, at 122? F street, CORNER. NINTH AN» » STREETS. gf O WASHINGTON, ». C. WASHINGTON, D. C. novlO-ly nov 10-tf at711 First street; or at 110 Bridge street, George- B mB f i Carriages and Harness received on Storage and Sold (opposite Bond Blreet,) oc27-tf H ta •As town, will be promptly filled mar 19-tf V' on CojwniSBlg». Carriages Repaired. J© ll~t{ NEW YORK CITY. S. T.G. MOIiSELL, Measurer of Builders' Work ocl2-3mos aug 18-tf