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VOLUME II. WASHINGTON CITY, D. C., NOVEMBER 10, 1872. NUMBER 36.
Tor THE CAPITAL. children with whom he had played long ago. could not burn all those thoughts of which adapted for so little a couple. Superficially us old sailors and quite accustomed to going cart were two market women and a baby. Their only Nature as his counselor. One day to the seeing my ennui, my pale and tearless grief at aloft, but we agreed that this was rather more united weight would be not far from four hun- falls of GeisBback, where the hotel proprietor your departure, they amiably persuaded papa to THE LAST. And withal she was very neat. If any com- the paper was only a copy. observed the furniture resolved itself into an enormous clock and a monstrously fine airy than any sky-sailmast that we had ever dred pounds. We judged this from their sitting gives you about twenty seconds of wonderful allow me to accompany them. We arrived yes- BY FANNY DOWNING. mandment was issued especially to the PART II. scraped. We were all practical Yankees too, posture, for neither of the ladies thought proper terday morning, and after breakfasting Clara mirror; but after a while you might remark illumination, with colored lights, of the water, French, it enjoined tidiness; but this child L'amitié passe le gant. and it was a consideration among us what was to descend, but took an immense draught of and a swindling bill as the finale In the morn- and I started out in the gayest of spirits pre- A woman lay In her lace-htrag bed. four-small chairs and a great one, a bureau, And a white-robed priest pat by her side, , was so quietly attired, that her cleanliness If the creamery had seemed lonely by gas- the use of running the steeple up so far when beer, that was brought out to them to wash ing. Then followed trips to Lauterbrunnen and pared to see the town. While grisly Death, with his stealthy tread, seemed & matter of nature, not of command. light, what must Ralph 'Flare have said of and a wardrobe, a sofa and a canopied bed; you can see everything you want to see on this down the bread and cheese with which they Staubbach, lovely cascades and Ice caves in the I will spare you details of our shopping ex- Was coming to claim her, his stolen bride. Her cheap coral ear-drops, and the thin it next morning, as he sat in his old place and just without the two gorgeously cur- fiat country at half the height ? This question were already provided, at the same time that glaciers ; and with dancing at the hotels in the perience, which was delightful, I assure you, The light bnrned low In the perfumed lamp— band of gold upon her white finger, could and watched the ouvriers at breakfast? tained windows lay a cunning balcony, was answered by a cute Down-East captain, who the infant took its nourishment filtered through evening the Snooks family was pretty well ex- but which I am well aware you wouldn't appre- concluded that "it was originally intended for the pure veins of its healthy-looking mother. ciate. You always admired Clara, I know, but Oft It had lighted her lover there; not have been so fitting had they been of They came in, one by one, with their baton where they could sit of evenings, with the hausted, and enjoyed the lovely scenery, and The wind from the river, chill and damp. diamonds; and her tresses, inclosed in a old ruin of the Hotel Cluny beneath them, a windmill to run those everlasting bells down The ostler—of which the original is most cer- the quiet as well, of the lake of Brienze, and when you see her wear the bewitching bonnet Uplifted the wavcB of her shining hair. of brown bread, and called for two sous' fillet of beads, were tied in a breadth of the towers of Notre Dame in the middle below, blow the organ, and work all that Catho- tainly horseler—was in this instance the dogster, the diversity of a day's ride by diligence to she bought at Madame Guerin'a you will have worth of coffee and milk. The men wore lic machinery round the altar that now goes by for which no such corruption as ostler exists— Lucerne. This town, shabby in itself, but with to surrender your heart at once. Everything round her with luxury teemed: blue ribbon, which made a cunning lovers- ground, and at the horizon the beautifully blouses of blue and white, and jested after hand." The day was clear, but In the direction well, the dogster came out and Slipped: the har- Pictures; her birds in their burnished cage-,; wooded hill of Père la Chaise. its real "lion" in stone, and the lake, and the You have recently visited the picture galle- The rings on her fingers that glowed and gleamed ; knot above. A plain collar and wristbands, the Gallic code with the sewing girls. This of Brussels there was a mist upon the horizon, ness from the dogs, who forthwith trotted up mountains beyond to keep it in countenance, ries here, so I will talk to you about what we Suzette had tristful eyes when they rested The glided book with its rose-marked page; a bright cotton dress and dark apron, and a bread and coffee, and a pear which they so that the city could not be discerned ; but we to the tub and drank freely, after which the has guests enough to always fill the superb saw at Schaus & Goupil's some other time. delicate slipper below—these were the com- should eat at noon, would give them upon this cemetery. Her baby lay there, had good views of Malines, Ghent, Breda, Flush- dogster brought them perhaps two pounds each hotels. In speaking of the National Hotel Sufficient to say that an art season of extraor- Her scarlet slippers, so wee and warm; - without a stone—not without a flower. The toys on her toilet rich and rare; ponents of a picture which Ralph thought strength to labor till nightfall brought its ing, and the sea. of meat and vegetables, evidently prepared for there, Mrs. S. said it is one place where the dinary interest and brilliancy is in store for us. The robe that folded her faultless form; the loveliest and pleasantest and best that frugal repast. Yet they were happy as j "Pauvrepetit Jules!" she used to say, nest- On a very fine day there is a radius of view of such equipages—no, such canipages. Finish- extras did not amount to more than board, ser- We particularly admired Gerome's magnificent ing their meal sooner than their mistresses, And the woman work on the velvet chair. he had ever known. crickets, and a great deal more noisy. ing close to Ralph, and for a little while seventy-five miles. We were actually in too vice, lodging, &c. And no army of impudent painting of "Cleopatra before Csesar," and elevated a position to see Antwerp and its im- they took a short siesta on the grass, and as our servants stood out on either side as you left the some fine works by Meissouler and Cabanal. All things about her, Instinct with life, In his own sober city of the Middle States Here is little Suzette, smiling and skip- they would not speak nor move, but the Living and loving, and drawing breath; he would have been ashamed to connect smoke of his cigar made a charmed circle mediate surroundings, of which we get a better inclination led us to some inner strengthening hotel, waiting for drink geld. This is so uni- Mr. Belmont's private collection is also on view, ping, and driving her glances straight into idea from some of the lower balconies. The at the same time, we waited to see the end of versally the case that, unless you empty your and we purpose to visitr it to-day. She so adored, In such fearful strife. with these innocent features a doubt, a around them, and the stars came out above Yielding, by atoms, her sweetness to death. Ralph Flare's heart. town itself is not remarkable for anything ex- the performance. After a rest of about a quarter purse to these kitchen Jack Cades, they man- We met several Washingtonlans at dinner light thought, a desire. Yet here in France, and the panorama of the great Boulevard Good day, sir," she cries, and takes a cepting its curious old buildings in some quar- of an hour,•the dogster, at the request of the age to make you feel that you are running away yesterday. Among others, Dr. Bliss, who is The breath In her bosom fluttered slow ; where climate, or custom, or man had moved on at their feet. Down bent the priest to her lovely face; chair close by him, after the manner of a ters, the remains of its Spanish existence. The ladies, still seated in the cart, called the dogs from an honest debtor. Mrs. S. sat down more " here on business connected with his health;" "Daughter," he whispered In accents low, changed the relations though not the nature sparrow alighting. She smooths back her Their first difficulties were financial, of streets are as narrow and crooked as an ancient by a noise partly a whistle and partly a grunt. than once, and made a very strict computation also Mrs. Keller and her daughter, Mrs. Wilson, . "Your hour is upon you! God grant you grace 1" of woman, he did but as the world, in blend- pure wristbands, disclosing the grace of the course. Suzette would have liked a silken Bostonian would like to see, »nd although there They submitted quietly to be put to, and off of what the family really had and what they Governor Cooke, Major Slack, Miss Edes, and is a tumble-downatlve look about the houses, they trotted quite "refreshed and built up," as had - paid for, and found that the American Wide she opened her beautiful eyes: ing with Suzette's tranquil face a series of arm, and as she laughs in Ralph's face he robe, a new bonnet, a paletot, gloves and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph May. There appears to "This Is the last of living?" she cried. ideas which he dared not associate with knows what she is saying to herself; it is concomitants unlimited. She delighted to they are clean and tidy. Of the outskirts we we say after a good dinner or a good sermon. hotel system was much better and cheaper. be very few persons stopping here just now, had a better opportunity for observing than i J. c. But if one goes up the Rigi, and enjoys it as "The true death came In more crnol guise. what he had called pure, beautiful, or happy. more doubtful that he loves her than that walk upon the Boulevard, the rue Rivoli, but that is one of the pleasant characteristics 1 When hope of my love-llfe with Ernest died. from the steeple when we afterwards took a much as our S. family, they will forgive all the of hotels, It is always so delightfully quiet, and she knows it. and into the Palais Royal, looking into thè Now and then they spoke together, unin- turn a turn on horseback with a military gen- APOLLO. petty meannesses of these Swiss leeches. To one never encounters a crowd of noisy people. "All that was best of me with It fled, shop windows and selecting what she would [From the unpublished poem of Endymion.] telligibly, of course, but very merrily, and "Peut-etre, Monsieur, vous avez besoin des- tleman, who took us around the new, immense, be sure, if you are sensitive to sounds, when At the opera last night wo met Mrs. Elliot, Only the likeness of life remained, On high Olympus, when the feast was done, Ralph's appetite was that of the great car- gants ? " buy, when Ralph's remittances came. Her and, as he admitted, useless fortifications con-' you are seated on the curious car that makes the much-admired soprano of Saint Aloysius The real woman was stark and dead hospitality when his friends visited him did For the assembled gods who sat reclined, With earth's only heaven all unattftlned. nivora ; potage, beef, mutton, pullet, van- She gave him the card of her beutigue, and structed eight years ago on the then most ap- Or more majestically throned, or moved the ascension, yOu will find very disagreeable church, accompanied by her handsome son laughed like a sunbeam playing on a rivulet, less honor to her purse than to her heart. proved earthwork system, but which can hardly the ringing in the ears like the effect of qui- Wallace. They are on the way to New Orleans "Life without him was living death. ished like waifs, and then came the salad, With light divinity* through golden halls, 1 She certainly made excellent punches; Ter- withstand more modern artillery. Now, really, nine, and a grating sound caused by the iron Father, this dying is something grand which he could not make, sfr that Suzette and went out singing like the witch that she Apollo woke the sweetness of his lyre; to see after the large property Mrs. Elliot has .Gladly I give up my feeble breath, helped him again with her sprightly white was. rapin thought her cigarettes unrivaled; she when you see such exhibitions of the laek.of Urged by the harmony that filled his soul, teeth of the middle rail striking the cog-wheel lately fallen heir to. - I don't know how they And sought fresh channels like the ocean's flow, And enter the Elsewhere'B awful land. fingers, contriving so marvelous a dish that I don't want gloves," said Ralph Flare; was fond of cutting a fruit pie, and was foresight—when the originators of the plan im- under the locomotive, that seems to quiver get along at church without their favorite so- agined they had succeeded in making tbeir He poured his minstrel might in varying song. along the back as though a saw was dividing prano, and the tenor, Mr. Burnett, is also absent "Father, you tell me my hour is hero; Ralph thought her a little magician, and 'I won't go to her shop." quite a connmsseur with wines. Raph did With every varying impulse: now his hand works impregnable, and then when you hear the spinal column. But the great world reced- from the city. I hear they have a German gen- Speed me my soul to its home above, not wonder at her tidiness when the laun- Called forth the melody that some time charmed wanted to eat salad till daybreak. But he asked Père George the direction, of another genius who has invented an artillery ing below, like scene-shifting in a theater, jiever my spirit can feel a fear, dry bills were presented, but doubted that Admetus and his rude Thessalian hinds. tleman in his place who is not much accustomed "Now for the cards!" cried Terrapin, notwithstanding; and though his conscience arm that will diminish it, and then of still an- made Mrs. S. feel as though it was not real, to singing part-music, and instead of following For God is Our Father, and God is LOVE." the coiffeur beautified her hair, and one day, And his voice trilled his old Thessalian hymns— when they had finished th« cafe and the seemed to be blocking up the way—a tangi- other who has produced a target that will resist only a Christmas pantomime. In an hour and the tenor part, takes up on the bass, alto, or jlll Soul's Day, November Hymns to the majesty that rules the world, 2, 1872. Eau-de-vie; and as the parties ranged them- ble, visible, provoking conscience—he put when a cool gentleman in civil uniform that gun, and as you proceed in this short kind And portions Time, and sets the bounds of Fate, a quarter Bhe had become reconciled ; she had soprano, just as it happens to catch his eye. selves about the greater table, Terrapin, who his feet upon it and shut his lips, and found knocked at the door, and insisted upon the of history, which, as they say, "Is writing With reverent remembrance of the old conquered a world, like Caesar, and was above How I wish you could have been with me at MARRIED ABROAD. knew everybody, gave their names and the place. immediate payment of a bill for fifty francs, itself "—now gun, now target, and then gun And fallen gods, that served the three-formed Fate; it. She waved her hand at it in disdain. It the opera last night! La Favorita was given for he lost his temper and said bad words. again—all these "improvements," God save the And mythic legends of the ancient years; was too material to mount herself and all the the first time this season, and as "Leonora" avocations. Ralph Flare has often remarked since— From what embrace the lords of heaven sprung, mark ! placing nations in the attitude of bull Snookses on tumble-down old horses, or the M'me Lucca was magnificent. The house was An American Romance of the Quartier Latin. "That is Boetia, a journalist on the Steele; for he is quite an artist now—that of all What could be done? Suzette was sobbing; And who of all flrBtheld the away of gods; dogs towards each other, and literally making alternative of chairs, to bWcarried up like par- crowded, and I never saw such enthusiasm. you will observe that he smokes his cigars scenes in art or nature that beutique was to Ralph detested " scenes; " he threatened to How discord grew within their joyous lives, butchers of a part of their population and abso- alytics ; from this latter the soul of Mrs. S. People say she Is the finest artiste and singer J1Y GEORGE ALFRED T0WN8END. quite down to the stump.- The little man him the rarest. He has tried to put it into leave the hotel and Paris, and frightened her And son to son gave place, and might to might; lutely making slaves of the majority whose earn- How the chained Titans groaned in banishment, revolted ; she had learned the Independence of since Grisi. In the last act she was grand, and color—the miniature counter, the show-case, very much—and paid the money. PART I. beside him, with a blouse, is Haynau, fellow ings and productions go to support these worse How throqeless Saturn built the Age of Gold; climbing, Alpen-stock in hand. the excitement of the usually cold audience the back-ground of boxes, each with a but- "You said, Suzette, that you had rendered Les absent art tovjours tort. of the College of Beaux Arts—dead-broke, than useless encumbrances, really, and in sober And how the gods came down to dwell with men— ' Finding everybody was to be taken up some was electrical. If the other members of the as usual; and his friend, the sallow chap, ton looking mischievously at him, or a a full account of all your indebtedness. You earnest, I would like to ask our blatant political Thus hinting darkly of his own dull lot. way, Mrs. Snooks fell into the fashion, and, troupe compared with Lucca the representation To say that Ralph Flare was "lonesome" is Moise, whose father died last week, leav- glove shaking its fore-finger, or a shapely told me a lie!" philosophers what they mean bv calling this an Driven in exile from his glittering home. with the united efforts of a peasant lad and a weuld have been unequaled. As it was, it is •would convey a feeble idea of his condition. ing him ten thousand francs. Moise, you pair of hose making him blush, and the ' Poor boy," she replied, " this debt was " age of progress ?" long whip, the horse gained the summit, and something to remember for a lifetime. Abrug- Four months in England had gone by wear- daintiest child in the world, flushing and so old that I never expected to hçar of it." We rode around but a small part of these fort- Yet the same song, unchanged by lyre or lips, the Hotel Rigi Kulen was reached at last. But nedo made most unsuccessful efforts to accept- will see, has a wife, Feefine, though I sus- That gave to wondering earth such vast delight. ily enough; but in this great city of Paris, " Have you any more—old or otherwise?? ifications, for they are of immense extent, and people seemed to swarm on this high place, like ably fill the role of "Fernando." A love duet pect him of bigamy; and the tall girl, with flirting and gossipping before him ; but the Thrilled with a liner glow the face of Heaven; where he might as well have had no tongue our friend made1 use of various military terms, the wicked people of Noah's time, as though with such a miserable actor and worse singer hair like midnight, and a hard voice, is at sketch recalls matters which he would for- Suzette said demurely that she did not owe For each high thought and every matchless tone, both French and English, in his explanations ; fearing a deluge. All over this mountain top, must be very uninteresting to the prima donna. at all, for the uses he could put it to, he present unmarried. Those four fellows and get, his hands lose command, something a sou in the world, but was able to recall Making in human hearts delirious joy, pined and chafed—and finally swore. thirty francs in the coursç of the afternoon, but, as I have said, he having admitted that the And sweet confusion and uncertain hope, ' which was nothing more than a grassy knoll, He sang " Splrito Gentil" with some expression, their dames are students of medicine. They makes his eye very dim, and he lays aside but failed to elicit an encore, and his voice gave An oath, if not relief in itself, conduces to and assured him, truly, that this was the works were useless, we did not care to remem- Found clear response in every god-like breast. they were waiting for the dying of the day; he have one hundred francs a month apiece, his implements, and takes a long walk and ber all these particulars. It is certain that they Had higher meaning, taught a separate love was dying royally, seated on his crimson throne, out entirely in the last act. As to the new bar- that effect, and it happened in this case that last. and keep house upon it." wears a sober face all that day. cover such an extent of ground that in order to To each, as each was fashioned in his BOUI, crowned, scepter in hand, robes of purple and itone, I wouldn't spare a penny to hear him ! a stranger heard it. There are many sounds And Suzette," said Ralph Flare, impa- We may all follow up the sequence of a Still, she lacked economy. They went to defend Antwerp from attack, every man, And with a gentle magic led them all. gold bordered with scarlet and blue; all the (His name is Sparapain.) Maretzek has pub- common to altlanguages, but the crisp Saxon young man's thoughts! in doing a strange the same creamery, but her meals cost one woman, and child should be a soldier of the Anon he touched the chords with lighter sweep, Bernese Oberlands, white with snow, made lished a letter in which he reminds the public tiently. And flooded Heaven with a mellower tone. adjuration cannot be mistaken for any for- half more than his. She never objected tò garrison, and then they could not spread them- themselves into a mirror for him, and the three that there are not more than half a dozen tenors Oh! she is a couturiere, a dressmaker, wrong for the first time. If Ralph's pas- Singing the beauty and the strength of Love- eign ejaculation whatsoever. a ride in a voiture; she liked to go to thé selves effectually behind the ramparts. Getting lakes, so near, wore his colors upon their.breast. of the first class in the known world, and con- but just now a clerk at a glover's. She has sions of themselves could not mislead him, Love all divine, the rich boon of the gods "You are English," said the stranger, balls, but walked, very soberly upon his arrdr a few miles into the country, we passed through He seemed to say, See, I am king! this -great" sequently the demand -is painfully in excess of dwelt sagely, generally Speaking. She there were not lacking arguments a»d ad- To sighing men, but on the godB themselves turning Shortly upon Ralph Flare. recognizing nobody and exacting the same the pretty suburbs of Borgerhout. In the Dropped dew-like,-as it were from some far realm, round world of yours for twenty-four hours has the Bupply. He considers himself fortunate to breakfasts upon five sous; a roli, cafe, and visers to teach him that this was no offense, "I am not," replied that youth, "I am behavior from Ralph. Let him look at an Bquare is a fine statue of General Carnot, who Above Jove's throne, beyond the round of Fate. lived upon my smile; I have looked at your have deprived Covent Garden of Signor Viz- a bunch of grapes—her dinner costs eighty or that the usage warranted the sin. He be- Kindled and glowing with the sacred flame, zani, and to have persuaded Signor Abrugnedo .an American." unusually pretty girl, through a shop win- in 1814 commanded the French garrison of Ant- petty cares and worries; you are all a selfish centimes, and she makes a franc and a half came acquainted, through Terrapin, with werp, and who, notwithstanding the positive Apollo stood^rhis lightly curling locks lot; you do not love me for the heavenly light to have quitted the scene of his triumphs In "Then we are countrymen," cried the dow, upon his peril! If a letter came for a day, leaving enough to pay her room-rent." dozens of his countrymen; the youngest orders he had received to destroy this faubourg Shook with the joyous tremor of his frame; I bring, but only because I serve your plots and Naples, Milan, and Madrid. He adds that these other. '' Have you dwelt long in the Hotel him signed Lizzie, or Annie, or Mary, she A written Bong, his young celestial face, It is a little sum—seven dollars and a and the oldest and the most estimable had for "military necessity," disobeyed and spared ambitions. I make my last adieu! And he was artists, together with Sjgnora Sauz, the con- du Sibottf " took the dictionary and tried to interpret it, Changing expression with each changing note, half a month—how is the girl to dress?" their open attachments. So far as he could it. In memory of this kind act the people have Shone with a radiance like his own blithe sun. gone—no waiting, but only like a well-bred tralto, have been suffering with cold3 and and in the end called him a vilain and wept. erected his statue, and despite of general person. The day and its freight of events were hoarseness incident to our variable climate. Ralph Flare stated that he hadn't and that Terrapin shrugged his shoulders, but said remark, the married and the unmarried he had, and that he was bored and sick of wives in Paris were nearly equal in con- Toward the letters signed " Lizzie," she hatred of the French, they still hold Carnot in The airy billows of his tender lay in eternity. Lucca has entirely superseded Kellogg In the nothing. lasting remembrance. Nature has done very Swelled through the court and dashed against the A long wail from an Alpine horn floated out affections of the fickle New Yorkers; and the it, and had resolved to go back to the Re- sideration, How could he become perfect conceived a deep antipathy. With a woman's heart They played "ramps," an uproarious little for ornament hereabouts. Left to the on the gathering gloom. "Ah!" said Mrs. Brooklyn people complain of having to pay four public and fling away his life in its armies. in the language without some such incentive instinct she discerned that ' 'Lizzie" was more Of every listener. Jove's grave brow grew light game; and Suzette was impetuous and noisy direction of that wild young lady the whole Snooks, with a tender, brooding look in her dollars for a ticket to hear Kellogg. Dear knows "Pooh! pooh!" shouted the other, "I.see and associate? • ,, to Ralph than any other correspondent, A With ancient love, and smiled upon his Queen, as the rest, with brightened cheeks and eyes country would be a swamp, as it was In the eyes, "how many hopes lie buried with this what we shall be charged for the privilege of your trouble—you have no acquaintances. It His income was not considerable, but they single letter satisfied her of this, and ,when The jealous Juno; she with face upturned and fi,clear , silvery voice. The stake was a days when civilization first took it in hand for Gazed fondly back withunreminding eyes. dead day! The fate of half the world has been hearing the troupe in Washington, for I believe is six o'clock; come with me to dinner, and told him that to double his expenses was he was reading it, for the second time, she bottle of Bordeaux. Few women play cards the purpose of reclaiming it. But for ages it Pallas let fall her spear, and even she, staked, like a dicer's throw, upon these few it is now finally decided that they-will appear you shall know half of Paris, men and wo- certain economy. He was very lonely and snatched it from his hand and flung it fiercely honestly, and Suzette was the first to go out; has been drained and planted. Fine avenues of Venus the wanton, turned with earnest love hours. Let us pray that all people have kept there. men." he loved company. His age was that at upon the floor. Ralph's eyes blazed menace trees cross it in all directions. Elegant cha- To limping Vulcan, her too easy lord. We went to see our sweet little friend Addie but seeing that Ralph floundered and lost their faith." They filed down the tortuous Rue Jacob, which the affections and the instincts alike and her own cowered. teaux, which in summer must be hidden in But ohaste Diana, huntress unpursued, The Snookses in their Bight-3eeing had fol- Randall, yesterday, and heard her sing a few continually, she gave him her attention, Sat far apart, none noticed why nor how, now thrice gloomy by the closing shadows of impel the man to know more »f woman— "Take up that letter, Suzette!" forests of foliage, were peeping out from among lowed in the wake of crowds so much that when songs. I was delighted to find her voice so looking over his hand, and talking for him, Weeping strange tears, and rosy with new shame; evening, and, turning into the Rue de Seine, the processes of her mind, lier capacities, "I won't I" the branches ; well-çultivated market gardens they saw people hurrying out of the purple twi- much improved and strengthened. I think her and counting with so dexterous deceit that For still she thought of Latinos' breezy slope, ¡stopped before the doorway of a little painted her emotions, the idiosyncrasies which di- "Take it up, I say! I command! in and pretty white cottages with roofs of thatch O'er which her silver car at midnight'stood. light, they went too. The dining-room was the prospects of success in Italian opera are very he escaped also, while Terrapin paid for the everywhere abounded, and all was green in the fair indeed. She expects to go to Italy in the IbeuttQue, whereon was written " Creamery du vided her from his own sex. stantly!" He had risen to his feet and was When ail men slept, and beasts and painted birds, attraction. But all this hurry and excitement wine. fields. Art and industry have triumphed, the And fair Endymion, with his watchful hound, seemed vulvar; so madam calmly seated her- spring, and will shortly appear upon the operatic vQuartier Latin." Hitherto he had been chaste, though once the master now. She stooped with pale It was" not the most reputable amusement frogs have disappeared, and man has vastly im- TJnwakened even by Diana's kiss, Belfand " olive branches," and prepared to look stage at Milan. American singers are highly A tall, sallow, bright-eyed Frenchman was when he had confessed it to Terrapin, that jealousy lying whitely in her temples, and in the world, but the hours were winged proved their old domain. (Yet did his lips stir, and he smiled in dreams with supreme disdain on the disorder. But the appreciated abroad. seated at a fragment of counter within the incredulous person said something about gave it to him meekly, and sat down very I do not know why a dog should not be made At his divine and unsuspected joy,) dignity was all spoiled by a violent attack of I commenced by telling you what a very good and midnight came untimely. Suzette tied While conscious stars forsook her stooping course. smallest apartment in the world, and address- the marines and repeated it as a good joke ; he stricken and desolate. There was one whom useful. He is an animal upon whom a great sneezing—real, old-fashioned sneezing. The cousin I was to you, and it remains for me to on a saucy brown flat, streaming with rib- And morning bluBhed to see the lated moon. ing this man as " fe&e George " the stranger felt, indeed, that he was not entirely manly. he loved better than her—she felt it bitterly- prove it by telling you that all this time, while bons, and bade them good night, ending deal of needless sympathy is wasted. " Treated young Snookses looked the reproof they could passed through a second sash doorway and He had half a doubt that he Was worthy to a love more respectful, more profound a like a dog ?" Why, do you know dogs, as com- not utter at the disgraceful conduct of their I have been writing to you, New York, with all with Ralph, in whose palm her little fingers MRS. SNOOKS AND FAMILY. introduced Ralph Flare to the most miscel- walk with men, else why had not his de- woman, perhaps, whom he meant to make pared with men and other animals, have a pretty parent. But the sneezing became prevalent, its fascinations, awaits my attention, and Clara lay pulsing an instant, bringing the blood Correspondence of THE CAPITAL. laneous and democratic assemblage that he sires, like theirs, been stronger than his vir his wife some day, when SHE should be only good time through life ? Dogs are sometimes and in a moment three hundred people were all has been running in and out of the room at to his hand. PARIS, October 15, 1872. intervals of five minutes, saying "Do put up had ever beheld in his life tue; and had not the very feebleness of a shameful memory ! Kicked, not very often. Our sensibilities haye sneezing for dear life. The scene was inde- How mean the creamery and its patrons frequent raps. Aristocratic dogs such as hunt- Once fairly in the town of Berne, the juvenile scribably ludicrous. Snpoksey felt it to be so, that horrid letter and come go out. The Com- Two long yellow tables readied length- desire proved also a feebleness of power? (To be continued.) seemed now that she was gone! The great ers, spaniels, terriers, and poodles get on much Snookses were in great content, for it was there but there was no time between spasms to laugh, modore Is down stairs waiting with the carriage, ways down a long, narrow salon, the floor But more than all, he had a weakness for old Bruin was almost deified. This animal fig- and I'm sure he'll be out of all patience!" So clamp at the portal of his hotel sounded THE WATERING-PLACES OF GREAT BRI- better than aristocratic ladies and gentlemen, Everybody said, from behind their handker whereof was made of tiles, and the light Suzette. ures in all nursery stories, and therefore the at iast, reluctantly, I leave you, dear hoy, after very ghostly as he knocked; the concierge TAIN AND GERMANY. and common dogs don't work like common peo- chiefs, " Mountain air!" and everybody exe- wh weof fizzed and flamed from two unruly There was old Terrapin, with bonnets and ple. In Birmah and in Turkey I have noticed Snookses expected to see live bears living in crated mountain air. Madam was wiser, it was thanking yon for your kind and interesting was a hideous old man in gown and night- the wonderful clock. When, therefore, they burnei?*' A door at the farther end opened dresses in his wardrobe, and a sewing basket Hints for Passing a Summer Pleasantly and that a dog, even of the most curish cast, is cayenne pepper. The last things at night were letter, written while you awaited the train for the cook cap. stood, all expectancy, before the clock tower, dreary twelve hours in Indianapolis. (You upon a BBS9 ' 19H Tovjours seul, Monsieur," he said, with on his mantel, and with his own huge boots with Economy. respected more than the majority of the human sneezing and the Alpine horn, and the first: population. Kick a dog in Rangoon or. Con- and a feeble little toy-cock flapped his wings in things in the morning were still sneezing and shouldn't call it a God-forsaken town; that was outside the door a pair of tapering gaiters, and meagre BE |11 an ugly grin. CHAPTER XXIX. stantinople streets, and if you are far from yoùr a wornout-bellows fashion, and gave a shrill the Alpine horn. It was a race between people only applies to Chicago!) in a as 8 and in his easy chair a little being to sing and the firelight, talk.'«« •Uk, B B ¡9 | What does that mean, Terrapin?" said The antiquarians seem to be at loss almost as consular flag you too will be speedily kicked. cry like a child blowing on a pumpkin vine, a and the sun to see which would be up first, If I had been with you I should have taken Frenchwoman can v chatter and mix his punch and make his harlequin like a jumping-jack strikes the hour j{ j' Mae George fat and Ralph. much as to the origin of the cathedral as in re- "Now the peasantry here in Germany and in though when he shut up suddenly from his bed you to call upon one of my most agreeable and Then there was a( cigarettes. Ah! how much more entrancing on a bell; a little old figure that looks as though likewise, with a gard to the city itself. It is generally agreed other parts of Europe, who find it difficult to of creamy mist he was saluted with a great charming friends, Mrs. Governor Hendricks, handsome, and gossippy "He says that you always come home would be Ralph's chamber with Suzette to it had just stepped out of the Farmer's Alma- . nd Hue patrons that it was commenced in 1352, but most singu- support themselves, do not admit any such cheer, at which he threw out beams of gold and in her brilliant and witty conversation you baby, a boy, and a daughter; a alone." garnish it. He would make a thousand lar it is that there is no trail ot the architect nac solemnly tips the hour glass, then the stone would have found compensation for your annoy- 'a number, Pagan or Moslem idea in regard to dogs. They on the snow of the mountains, and Earth re- of the place, twenty or more " How else should I come?" said Ralph, studies of her face; she should be his model, who conceived the plan. The entire uniformity figure in the towers strikes a bell, and with all ance in being so unreasonably detained. ~neaking allow " every dog must have his day," but every sumed her splendor. The light, went to the were eating and laughing and all ks^ dubiously. his professor, his divinity! What was gross of everything below the belfry of the great dog must do Lis day's work. The animals ap- this toy pomp one hour is gone, and another is farthest hills, and gave the valleys a glory not Clara insists that it is going to rain this morn- *naat at the same time, so that Ralph Flare "How, indeed?" answered Terrapin. is her he would refine; what dark he would tower is proof that it was the conception of a pear to have come down from the high preten- come. With so much machinery they should their own. Tripping down the steep mountain ing, and says all the gentlemen passing the win- really have handsome figures, with at least a first stunned and afterwards astonished. It was without doubt a dim old pile—the? make known. They would walk together single mind, and it is indeed a miracle of his- sions that they maintain elsewhere, and haye path inhaling the delicious air, Mrs. Snooks felti dows are carrying umbrellas; but I know bet- tory that she should have hidden the name of semblance to nature. The Inhabitants talk of ter, for it never rains while I am in New York. His new acquaintance, Terrapin, went TJjettl du Hibou, What murderers, and by the river-side,'into the parks, into the submitted to become useful members of society. it to be a day restored from her lost youth, and such a genius in one of her dark recesses. It Thé Belgian dog has not suffered by this con- this as the chief glory of the town, forgetting knew what it was again to experience the bouy- Don't you know there are some people upon gravely around the table, shaking hands j -hats ! THE RINDERPEST is pretty bad, but who that to the writing beneath him, and saying: from Ralph's dim quarters to a cheap and been for the stout iron railing we should have drove up "to bait," as we should say at home, ' if est. to think he unravels knotty questions and de- Our friends Mrs. Fahnestock and Clara were has to listen to our street organs will compare cheerful chamber upon the new Boulevard. flown over no inconsiderable part of Belgium which often means, as It clearly meant here, Ralph thought to himself that she must "My boy, what does this mean?" cides great Issues, away from courtiers, with going to New York to remain a few days, and It to the grinderpest ? be good. It was the face of a sweet sister It wa? on the fifth floor; the room was just before coining to the ground, We were all of "entertainment for man and beast." In the ro fa tsweeC tschooT- RRR ,l he Hfele helt betted it ri n whethe ncandle-flame ¡g| H , and thoughB ti or a bright daughter, or one c'tlzen we would comment on or criticise ered it all right. They will continue firing that oxen dream, and who can doubt they have their The death of Mrs. Greeley sent a thrill of now closed are an assumption of superior minorities, when compact and consistent, those who know him best assert that In so doing But, being President, we fall to the ri»ht rose-tinted visions, we would like to know how sympathetic sorrow throughout the city as well title to authority on the part of the party in are entitled. The only hope under the cir- he made evident an insanity with which, from gun until after the inauguration or till the am- lift of him, hat in hand, when he honors anycll""' THE CAPITAL. as the country; sorrow most profound for the power, a virtual denial of the rights of citi- cumstances of deposing the Republican some cause, he has been afflicted. While cer- munition is exhausted." the pavement of Broadway and the unaccus- with his Executive presence. This is loss the tain friends claim that the event he asserted to tomed noises and sights compare with their good man, unmindful of tho wrangling and with a senator, but wo have seen very decentC"" CITY EDITIOIT. zens to oppose its pretensions either as can- party from power was in a new organic de- snarling of political wolves, unmindful of the have occurred drove him to madness, others FOLLOWING the subject of the dynamic test own restful, breezy surroundings. On Satur- bow down before a Southern carpet-bagger, who didates or as electors, an insolent affectation parture; and it was under a sense of this prominent part he was playing in the drama of say that the charge Itself grew out of his mad- of the force of prayer, comes that of the pre- day the city assumed a natural appearance, and to the Senate from behind a bar; and even o"" WASHINGTON CITY of contempt toward all who dared to hold that the movement at Cincinnati took the life, intent only upon the tender wife, the lov- Morton and Henry Wilson command a certain f'''' ness. vailing horse disease as- one upon which we are the mortality of the horses is evidently decreas- complexion which gave it its character. ing mother, drifting away on the waves of eter- of respect. ' different opinions, a propensity to personal Let the facts bo what they may, it is a matter invited to look to that true representative of ing, but the travel is still obstructed, as few of SUNDAY MORNING - - NOVEMBER 10,1872 We may say, without offense, of a clerk I defamation violent and unscrupulous be- It will prove a sorry enterprise to those unfit for newspaper publication, and belongs the railroad managers are willing to injure the nity, one angel less upon earth, one more for that hi divine wisdom, the pulpit, for doctrine, reproof, was beastly drunk; but when speaking of a yond precedent, and the open employment who undertake to restore the Democratic exclusively to Theodore Tilton and hiB wife, convalescence of the patients. The cars were heaven. senator correction, and instruction. One of the rev- or the President we say the great man suffered f, THE DEFEAT. entirely withdrawn on Sunday in Brooklyn, and In the confusion of mind brought about by of the means of corruption and intimidation. party by blowing the resurrection trumpet and Henry Ward Beecher and his congregation. erend clergymen of this city was moved on temporary indisposition and the grade may h the faithful had to walk to church, and about We know of few pursuits so profitless and There has been no Presidential election in over dead Bourbons. That there will be We notice it, only because of the curious fact Sunday last to address the body of believers fashions, politics, and Italian and French opera marked by the phrase used. The clerk was brutaii' stupid as that indulged in by certain jour the United States in preparation for which much blowing and great waste of breath is we have speculated upon, that whether a libel who enjoy the benefit of his ministrations, upon half the usual number were run here. If this gossip, I omitted to say that the excellent and drunk; the chief clerk was intoxicated; the head ' charming weather lasts it is predicted that an- nalists in accounting for a defeat after the the meaner qualities of human nature have probable: but the angel does not live with is to be prosecuted or not depends in great this afflictive dispensation ; but as, on account beautifully made "Marie Antoinette" gloves a bureau was exhilarated; tho member of the Cab! other week will find us in our "usual dead-lock manufactured ¿or Peake, Opdycke & Co., at was slightly excited; and, as we have said, the ft event. The cause that brought the Liberal been brought out in stronger relief, or have lungs potent enough to infuse into them measure upon whether it is a male or a female of the unpromising state of the weather, his libel. audience was not what it ought to have been of wheels and rampant steeds, and Broadway Lyons, are "seamless," of the finest kind, and ident has singular attacks of indisposition that fo/ movement to grief may be stated in a few been appealed to with the appearance of sufficient vitality to make them presentable short time prevent his arduous attention to the hi h considering the weight and intricacy of the Itself again, and we shajjjj no more hear " My so elastic one would be safe in choosing a lower words : duties of his office. ° such implicit confidence. All the inherent There will .be Democratic principles; there matter In hand, he has consented, after much kingdom for a horse. " And far from the din and number than is generally worn. Good gloves Mr. Greeley failed of an election from a METOK NOTES. Our correspondent jumps to the violent conciculo arrogance, coarseness, and indifference to will be Democrats; and Democratic princi- importunity, to repeat the same this evening. bustle of the great Babel, chewing the happy are an important consideration; therefore our lack of votes. the amenities of life by which the chief of ples will lose nothing by being dissociated cud of innocence, meek-eyed oxen, soothed hands, like those fed upon Government pap, that because this is so we have no fashionable societ THE force of our Territorial Government is, As the fact will doubtless be advertised to the in Washington such as exists in Winchester. Well These were Democratic votes. by the murmur of the winds among the pines, are insatiable, always crying for "more." the party is distinguished seemed to have from those who, while they were incapable at this time, devoted to the work of preventing world at large in THE CAPITAL, for further perhaps we have not an article of that sort; but ye| The Democrats did not come out except the dull thud of falling nuts and whirr of par- £ There are no important changes in the thea- impregnated the minds and manners of his to give them practical force in the State, those of its subjects who have not the fore- particulars we refer with confidence to the we have a pretty fair one, all things considered tridge, comforted by fragrant hay and great, ters since my last. Next week many of the in Pennsylvania, and there they sold out supporters, and aside from the mortification were unready to aid in removing from thought or the enterprise to lay in their stores proper department in the present issue. There are certain old families yet remaining, madi roomy barns, whisper to their confreres their programmes will change. G. n. s. n. up of cultivated and refined people—not so rich as t Had tHe Democrats sustained Mr. Greeley of seeing such a man placed again at the power those who are doing their utmost to of such articles beforehand, from indulging in Saying nothing of the state of their health, brief city experience,the dissipations and snares they once were, but valuable as antiques. And then as they would have supported one of their there are other circumstances, unnecessary here head of the Government, is the shame that establish conditions which will render their the consumption of whisky, wine, and lager beer to which they were exposed and virtuously we have the Hon. Zack Chandler, who bows at you to particularize, which will doubtless prevent own party, the venerable philosopher would must afflict all who truly appeciate the un- application impossible. But it is in sympa- on the holy Sabbath. It is a noble and a Qhristian whisked off as if summer gnats, and thanked PERSONALS as if he were hinging on his center over a counter the attendance of the parties especially inter- now be the President elect. We called worthy means through which his reClevation thy with the Imperial party that these Dem- undertaking. " He who provideth not for his the star of the ox that they were not born car which is gorgeous. And then we have—bnt are not ested ; nevertheless it is to be hoped that those CBESWELL.—We encountered the Post Office De- attention to this again and again, and saw has been accomplished. ocrats have found themselves ; and it is in own, and especially for those of his own house- or dray horses. these things chronicled lo! these many years in jonr hold," saith the New Testament, " hath denied who desire the moral and sanitary well-being of partment on a corner in a hard rain the day after the nals throughout the land ? in the possibility our only weakness. Had the ranks of that party that they properly election. The Department was on foot, under an We have not been accustomed to place the faith, and is worse than an infidel." It is that praiseworthy and useful class of our pop- But all this did not prevent my being initiated the Democrats voted in the October elec- umbrella, for all its horses are suffering from epizootic One of the least tenable but very common asser- ourselves in the category of those who de- belong. There, without doubt, they will ulation will make up for the deficiency, and into the mysteries of a room sacred to the tions we would have carried Pennsylvania, encouraging to observe our Government so catarrh. The Department looked nobby and happy tions is that which denies a man social postlon be- spair of the country. Laying aside all con- go, obeying their affinities, and repelled by piously resolute to draw and preserve a broad will profit by the promised instruction as they Parisian bonnets, .on the fourth floor of Stew- cause of his occupation. Considering our origin Ohio, and Indiana. But they respectfully with a whisk brojm under one arm and a box of sar- sideration of the illegitimate means which those from whom they have separated them- line of distinction between the regenerate and would profit had the case been otherwise. art's, where I arrived in an elevator in a pal- dines under the other. The broom we considered this is the choicest nonsense ever promulgated. Ve declined. selves. the unregenerate : inflicting upon the latter the pitation of anticpated pleasure at this private emblematic,, meaning to brush out something or have called attention to the fact that our forefathers have been employed to give General Grant were honest laborers, or worse. If one does not hit The only satisfaction left us—and it is penalty which, of all others, is best calculated exhibition of rich, rare, and radiant beauties, somebody; but the sardines we could not place. the form of a reelection, and assuming that IT SEEMS that $5,000,000 out of the $44,000,000 in tracing his pedigree a delver in the soil or a me- exceedingly grim—is that the Administra- to convert them from their errors, and incite In greenbacks, redeemed by Mr. McCulloch and upon which no eye had yet rested. The Department hailing from under his umbrella the declared result is in conformity with the JEMIMA JACKSON. wanted to know if we had heard anything "drap." chanic, he will a convict. tion people might have saved their money, them to practices which are at once in unison held by the Treasury, have been reissued "to That tlje prices varied from $80 to $65 proved popular will, we maintain that if the people The following ballad is from the pen of the We responded from under our cotton protector that Nor are we much better ofl' at the present writing and perhaps their souls, by abstaining from with the maxims of a juster economy and of a meet an extraordinary contingency." There is their exceeding beauty and value. Fancy a As estates cannot be entailed, and we have no oxclnl have erred in this matter, the time will gentleman who gave us last summer "Organic we had, most distinctly—that we thought it an aero- fraud—their victory was assured them. higher morality. Why should a man buy his a law which forbids a further enlargement of bonnet from the magical fingers of Virot, in slve or privileged class possessed of wealth that can- come when they will revise their decision; Remains," a touch of humor cot excelled by lite that had whizzed and flamed through the politi- People are slow to learn that a difference whisky any more than he buys his sausages, by the circulating paper medium ; and it has been three shades of bronze or olive green. The cal heavens, and falling, had split all to pieces. We not be squandered, nearly every man has to make his that, if they have permitted themselves to' anything done by Hood or Holmes. We have own fortune. Now the professions are considered in politics does not originate so much in an the mouthful ? Why should he who has a pork all the time understood—although the Secre- specialty of this creation is the ribbon of didn't believe this heavenly body, could ever be put be corrupted, the day will come when .they caveated everything from this source at a heavy barrel so neglect his duty to himself and his tary of the Treasury claims that it rests in his watered sage green, with a light tint of thick together again. This pleased the Department, and respectable. But they are not lucrative, and with, antagonism of opinion as in one of feeling. out money what is respectability ? A lawyer doc- will do so no longer—when the power to outlay for the benefit of our readers : family as to refrain from having a beer barrel ? discretion—that no part of the said $44,000,000 satin lining woven in the fabric, making it alto- he informed us confidentially that the contest was tor, soldier, or naval duck Is apt to be a poor fel- There was no reason in principle why a corrupt shall have become paralyzed and its A gust of wind blew sharp and stout, The answer is in the personal unthriftiness were to be reissued. gether too expensive for importation, as even exceedingly close in Maryland—so close Indeed that She was alone without a fellah, there were grave apprehensions that " my Maryland " low, and the very people who declaim against bar- Democrat should not vote for Horace Gree- means consumed—when the monstrous fab- which our Government, with praiseworthy en- What the "extraordinary contingency" may our careleSB and extravagant belles would cavil I saw her tack and veer about, had gone for the "old man." As there were two old bers,^tailors, hatters, and mechanics generally recog- ley, but there was strong motive for his re- ergy, is doing its utmost to overcome. It is at its necessarily high price. This bonnet was ric of fictitious wealth which has been And Btruggle with an umbrella. have been, which made necessary a violation of men candidates for the Presidency, tho Department nize the necessity of a little money. The betterwav fusal in feeling. There is no political ques- erected under the auspices of the party in here that the Administration comes in as the the law In order to meet it, does not appear; $60. The most fashionable shape of the season left us in doubt. is to acknowledge intelligence and refinement as the tion, that we know of, that a Democrat It eddied 'round those knobby charms, intellectual, moral, and spiritual educator of and the question naturally arises, was it a con- will be the "Rabagos," so called from a play of true test of gentility. The question Is not whether power and which is preying upon the in- (I saw her feet, I'm only human,) Whether Maryland will continue to hold the Post cannot take either side of and be consistent, the people. The lesson which it teaches is, in tingency of the Government, a contingency of Sardou's, condemned in Paris, afterwards per- a man has been a merchant or a mechanic, but Is ho a dustry of the country, shall have become I rushed and caught her in my arms— Office Department is a question. Pennsylvania has gentleman f every respect, sound. To buy refreshments by some one or more Wall-street speculators or formed ; an American lady personated in the but there are men he cannot associate with sapped by the extravagance and presump- Delicious waif! that breezy woman. from time immemorial claimed either the Interior or the drink Is to pay enormous profits to the money-shavers which the Administration finds play wore a bonnet of this peculiar shape, a the Post Office. As Delano is one of THE FAMILY This has been reduced to practice in the social or support and remain a Democrat. Horace 14 tion it has begotten, and a better day shall Oh! thank you, sir, for this relief, retailer. To go to the drinking establishments it in its way to patronize, or was it an election coronet front quite surrounding the face, pass he cannot be dispossessed, and as Cameron has center of the civilized world, Paris, where tho enter- Greeley is one of these. < To realize this one taining qualities of the claimant to social considera- arise through a compulsory return to sounder I thought I was about to blow np." is to run the risk of being poisoned by the vil- contingency ? It is promised that no more of Ing back of the ears behind the head. What so promised five hundred PennBylvauians the high place has only to remember that the Democratic Said I, " That umbrella reef, • tion are considered in lien of cither birth or oconps- principles and a juster economy. lainous compounds. Purchase by the gallon or the $44,000,000 shall be issued : in other words, difficult of description as a bonnet ? A serpent of Postmaster General, something will have "to organization has existed since the days of Or Miss, or Madam, all-will go up." tion. Let if be so here. General Grant receives his new lease of the barrel, as the case may be—the greater the that there shall be no more extraordinary con- green—something of a dyspeptic frog color— drap." Jefferson. In that time it has advocated power under a fresh declaration of enmity She did it, as I saw the name, quantity the more economical—and of reputable tingencies : an assurance which is comfortable, and red velvet, shaded, with del blue feathers, LANGSTON.—This gentleman is busy preparing From Brown's Young Man. and attacked eveiy political measure that "Jemima Jackson," on the lining. and Sabbath-observing establishments, and keep against the South. If there was any idga to if reliable. the velvet bows lined with blue, and green himself for a Cabinet position—no less than Attorney Social gossip has given way almost entirely to from time to time agitated the country. It Bate, eighteen thirty, which the same the necessaries of life constantly on hand. In cockB' feathers. A garnet bonnet was magnifi- General. By this we do not mean reading up and "horse talk." Society at large Is suffering from which special prominence was given during Would make her forty and declining. , has survived no end of parties organized to this way you will be under no temptation to THE BIVBB Po is on the rampage, and has cent with plaited crown and trimmed with rose otherwise improving his brain—that were not possi- " epizootic," and the question, " How's your horse I" the canvass, it was the idea that for the oppose it, and so long as the Government I read her age as in a book. disobey the laws of God or man, will have flooded the adjacent country, destroying vil- color. A lavender hat, high crowned, was ble—but fetching all sorts of influences to bear of a has entirely superseded the time-worn remark, "Bean- South there was no forgiveness; with the The faded blue spoke of the bygone. wherewithal to make you and your household lages, crops, and inhabitants. It has been long trimmed with two shades darker tint ; were it political sort. Fred Douglass has given in his ap- tlfnl day." There has been but little in the way of remains a republic it will continue to exist, proval, and the Chronicle and Star urge the appoint- gayety and there are few arrivals to chronicle; no South no reconciliation. Republicanism, in The handle with its curious crook, comfortable on the day of holy rest, and will known that the question when such a catas- not treasonable I would add the two shades and, sooner or later, take control. Of ment upon the ground that the large body of colored event worthy of note dnrlng the week (of course we respect to the relations between States and Also the dog's head with an eye gone. enjoy peace of conscience in the reflection that trophe would happen was only one of time. together had an atroeious effect. A deep myr- course the gentlemen so long in power and voters that stood so loyally by the Administration except the elections) save the delicious music given sections, is inextinguishable hatred. There Jemima's face was in a veil, you have acted the part of a pious and law- The Po passes through the plains of Lombardy tle green velvet was intermixed with a greenish flushed with victory will laugh at the sug- has a right to this recognition. Of course were Mr. by Rubinstein and his troupe. Even the "critical is to be no joining of hands across the Although her ways were frank and open; abiding citizen. You will thus follow the ex- and Venetia in a channel raised by artificial blue or turquoise, the long ostrich flowers Langston a white man no one would dream of mak- audience" assembled on the two nights were more gestion, but they will live to see it an ac- bloody chaSm which the sad mistake of war As home I saw her through the gale ample of your superiors; than which nothing means above the level of the surrounding coun- gracefully tipped with willow feathers. The ing him the successor of the legal minds that have than satisfied, they were delighted. Opera managers complished fact. And the laugh will sub- She chattered and was loosely spoken. can be more conducive to your moral and spir- have assured us that in no city do'they find an an- had opened; but, instead thereof, a contin- try ; and as the confining banks have been grad- Paris bonnets are not so high in the crown as graced that position. And it is strange to see how side if we are right in our conjecture that itual improvement. ually elevated, the bottom of the stream has ours. The trimmings are mostly in great fans readily these people rush into precisely what they are dience so wanting in enthusiasm and so difficult to uance of taunts, insults, injustices, and op- Said I, "What are you snuffing for f" . less than one-half of the qualified voters of Said she, " There's something burning, stran- also risen through the subsidence of sediment of velvet lined with some contrasting color. so earnest in protesting. Distinction on account of please as here with us. Why? Because our music pressions. For the false professions of color is the same in principle as oppression from the loving and going people are from all parts of the the country took part in the late contest, j ger." brought down from the Alpine regions from Watered ribbon, immensely long strings ; in spirit of fraternity with which the GEO. W. JENKINS, choked to death by order same prejudice. Were a man brilliant as Evarts or world, which glveB of course many tastes to which a and back of the few Liberal Republicans And then I thought of my cigar which it springs. The time when the process fine, quantities of different styles of trimming campaign of 1868 was commenced, have I dropped when snatching her from danger. of court, has been heard from. A circle of Black we would see the injustice of an exclusion on manager must cater. which has resulted in the elevation of the bed quite loading each bonnet ; assuredly the days account of race; but to push an ordinary attorney in and earnest Democrats so easily conquered spiritualists, the other night, was entertained Lucca has not proved a paying card in New York, been substituted true manifestations of Then peering round in anxious thought of the river many feet above the surface of the of elegant simplicity and taste' are departing. because he is black is to do all that " the man and lies a heavy reserve, liable at any moment by an interview with George. As a true be- and Kellogg, the favorite, is received with only a undying hostility in 1872. In the place I quickly saw the art of man were adjacent lands began, dates back to ages of brother" protests. to .become active and irresistible. Mockery, since the flames had caught liever, we hasten to chroricle this grave event. Another costly bonnet was of bronze green. ghost of applause. In fact we are afraid that this of the delusive phrase, " Let us have peace," which no historical record remains. It is the Langston is a slender gentleman of easy address, The news department of her pannier. George being questioned as to his present con- Large bronze leaves perched on top, two wide season's opera in that city will prove a failure. The This Democratic party that for half a cen- same that is now going on in the valley of the and about forty-six or fifty years of age; not quite so xyhich was put forth at the beginning of his dition, responded that he was in a bad way. rows of velvet resting upon loops of watered theaters ire doing an immense business. Daly's tury controlled our Government without I worked and shonted out of breath. Mississippi, where, at every great flood, for the light in the way of complexion as the famous Dumas, Fifth Avenue Seems the favorite, and Miss Jewettis first term of office, the second administra- "You did not go to glory, then?" said one. ribbon, at the back a long and graceful line of robbing its treasury, and persists in living And jerked away her loose adjustables. same reason, similar though less destructive and belongs to that unpleasant class of people that the star par excellence. She is received each night by tion of General Grant opens with a virtual natural twigs and buds dipped in bronze ; upon through years of disaster over defeats, is the But wind and fire-are strong as death " Not much," was the response. catastrophes occur. know too much. Mr. Langston cannot be taught any- a crowded audience, wild with enthusiasm. Miss declaration, Let us-have war! The voice "What's the matter, George?" this two exquisite Brazilian humming birds thing. governing element of our couutry so long as When on the rampage in combustibles. Jewett is a daughter of Mr. S. P. Jewett of the of the piled-up scandal and perjury gathered "MIty dark heah, sah—worst sort uv place." nestled, and low down, just below the ear, Treasury Department, and of Mrs. Jewett, well- So up Jemima Jackson went, GBISWOLD.—Hon. John A.—who died not long we remain a republic. " It can be killed by " What troubles you ?" DELEGATIONS wait on Secretary Bontwoll to within the coronets halo was a coquettish knot known in the literary world. Apropos of theatricals, during four years of subornation, spoke out A prey to fashion and to folly ; since in Troy, New* York, is remembered in Wash- destroying the ballot-box, and in no other demand an increased volume of currency. of pink ribbon. This is an accurate description we understand that a series of private theatricals and from every platform that held a Republican And no insurance—not a cent— " Dat woman, sah. Bad woman, sah—got me ington as a most delightful, fascinating companion. They say they want more money to move West- tableaux will be given by our leading Catholic houses way. All other parties are in their term of Which makes it rather melancholy, hanged." of the bonnet of the period. Some of these He won his way through life by a tact—well, a talent- orator; and the way was prepared to inflict ern produce. The fact is. Western produce dnrlng the winter, the proceeds to be donated to the office only ad interim, and the weakest is "No, you did that yourself by murdering have simply inside a black illusion Kiiche passing he had of being a sympathetic listener. He conld a signal revenge upon the South for the votes J. P. IBVINE. new St. Patrick's church. Mrs. Briggs, Mrs. Wall, Washington, D. C. does nqt move because there is no market to around the entire front. Others intermingle patiently hear to the end the heaviest bore, with an this which, resolving itself into an organized her." and other well-known ladies will be among those which, it was felt, her free communities move It. We have no market because, through with loops of velvet and ribbon and scarfs of expression on his expressive face of intense interest, support • of one man, lives on a vitiated ' Dat ain't It; she got In de jedge durln' de most active in this good work. would record against the men who held out THE LAW OF FEMALE LIBEL. trial and made him mity hard on me." an inflated currency, we have inflated prices. lace the brilliant feathers of the Indian bird of provided the bore was a friend and had good quali- financial system that, sooner or later, must We are purchasers instead of sellers. There- ties to balance his heavy calibre. To realize the to them hopes of justice only to render their The moral sense of the New York commu This is the severest attack yet made on the East India ; ostrich feathers tipped with mara- Important army changes have taken place within come to ruin that will involve its authors fore the more money the poorer the market. Let force and rarity of this talent let one look over his disappointment more bitter and intolerable. nity has been shocked. It has suffered a revul late Mrs. Jenkins. The attempt to hold her bout ; cocks' feathers dotted with tiny jets ; the past month. Among the officers ordered East wo and supporters in common destruction. us return to gold and silver, and Western pro- list of acquaintances and see how many there are We do not know that we feel in any way sion. New York at intervals is subject to an responsible for the insufferable trash uttered by other gorgeous feathers made into wings for notice the name of General William French, Second What a fearful thought it must be to a duce will move itself. possessed of the patient power of a good listener. sorry or mortified that we gave our support epidemic of this sort. The fine sensibilities of our venerable Pumphries is really slanderous. hats, at the East India coron-cow, and the We met Griswold once fn the rotunda of the Capitol. artillery, who has been ordered to Fort McHenry. Republican that Grant might die I And we this pious conglomerate are awakened at times, As we have said, we are a true believer, but this Chinese kingfisher; also birds of Paradise He was in a great, hurry, and we said: General French is a brottter of Mrs. James Hoban, to Mr. Greeley ; nor do we so far defer to on Fifteenth street, and of Mrs. Admiral Sands of would suggest in this connection that pro- and when this happens we have a storm as it staggers us. ' THE Forms of Water in Clouds and Rivers, wings. These, together with the magnificent, the decree of the people as to believe that " Beg pardon, Griswold, stop a moment. I am not the Observatory—both ladies in their younger days vision be now made for an assign or suc- were, a frenzy, that agitates if it docs not purify Ice and Glaciers," is the title of the first issue brilliantly-tinted satin leaves and velvet and it is the best that could have been pro- George went on to say that when he came to going to talk about myself, and so won't detain yon reckoned the most beautiful girls in the District, and cessor, so as to preserve the organization in the moral atmosphere. When Richardson, for " hisself" the first thing he saw was his un- of Appleton's International Scientific series. satin flowers make up the bonnet adornment. long." nounced. In respect to personal character now, in their prime, looked upon as the handsomest view of such a terrible disaster. example, was assassinated by emotional in- happy victim gazing at him, and she never Containing little that has not been heretofore Jets have before bej:n mentioned ; these are He actually looked hurt, and said: among Washington's many handsome matrons. and endowments, between General Grant " My dear fellow, nothing woufa interest me more." We must not be understood as claiming in sanity, New York had a spell. It undertook to leaves him. The convict says he did not mind known by scientific men, the work has a charm largely interspersed, but it must be noted, only General French, a Marylander, remained firm during and his competitor there are differences this anything for the mere name of Demo- vindicate the rights of the marital relation by the hanging, but that this is dreadful. We of its own from the liveliness of its style and upon black velvet. Beautifully made jet sprays, WARtiEN—Hon. Robert B.—has been in Washing- the trying days of our war, and his battery, known which suggest contrast rather than compar- an enthusiastic acquittal of the assassin. It must say that Intelligence given by the spirits the vividness of its descriptions. It is beanti flowers, and beaded stems swaying with the ton for the last week, engaged upon an exceedingly fn tho good "auld lang syne" as " French's flying crat. We only refer to the great mass of 1 ison. Whatever may bo said of the doc- undertook again to express its high convictions from the other world is as contradictory and fully printed and has thirty-five illustrations. weight of leaves are extremely fashionable for grave question involving the jurisdiction of courts- artillery," did good service. voters now recognized under that title. martial. Judge Warden was elevated to the su- Wo are told that Senator Harlnn aspires to hold the when James Fisk, jr., was shot down by a unsatisfying as election returns from a Southern For sale by Mohun & Co. the hair, as well as bonnets. Other very ele- trinal errors or the constitutional defects of preme bench of Ohio, on account of his legal ability portfolio of the War Department. He has tried the They may rise up under any other, but they brother thief in a brawl wbero James proposed gant ornaments for evening wear are made of Mr. Greeley, he is truthful, honest, and State. A majority declare themselves happy, and stores of knowledge, at an age when he had Interior, the Senate, the pulpit, and not discovering will yet remain the men who come into this to do the Bhooting and failed. while others, such as George for example, give OBtrich feathers stripped from the stem formed honorable. His bearing during the canvass SCRIBNEH, ARMSTRONG & Co.; propose to trouble to pass muster as a man, and is now one of in any his forte, hewishesa "hand" in the new deal, world with no preparation for their coming, into a flat bow, and a knotted fringe falling wav- was all that his warmest, friends could have And now it is convulsed over the conduct of indications of punishment for sins done on publish Mr. Stanley's work, "How I Found the most distinguished jurists of the West., He is and ha» selected the War Department, jWas ver- and are forced to subsist by the labor of two notorious women caught in the vile, act of earth, exceedingly unpleasant to some people. Livingstone," before the middle of the present ing with every motion. These are made upon a not only an excellent German and French scholar, rom/ desired; and through one of the most trying but is profound in the law of tlib two tongues. their hands or the cunning of their brain. sending obscene literature through the mails. We suppose, however, that in the region next month. It is said to be a complete narative of scrap of crinoline or stiff white lace. of ordeals he has passed, saying and doing There is a prospect of Judge Warden becoming a Admiral Jenkins in his last dispatches to the Navy These unprovided people regard with wrath " This sort of thing has gone far enough," cry adjoining our own—there being, as with us, a Mr. Stanley's exploit, and includes a number of There are some opera cloaks and sacques, ex- nothing which his supporters are called citizen of Washington and continuing here his valu- Department, inclosed Commodore Rowland's account their more wealthy brethren who, rich and the indignant New Yorkers—especially the in- great variety of character—there is of course a incidents never before published. And it is the quisite enough to make one forget all one's able practice of the law. of Ensign Bolles, who at tho risk of his own life, and upon to regret, or over which his opponents well born, have certain .vested rights and dignant New Yorkers of Wall street. The in- great diversity of opinion. We rather incline only record of his adventures which is published earthly troubles. In pointe lace, through which in spite of Rowland's almost commands not to at- can find cause of exultation. If he failed, THE AMEBICAN PEOPLE.—The tempt to swim so rough a sea, rescued a Siamese privileges denied the many. They hate dignant New Yorkers of Wall street are gam to that belief in rewards and punishment here- under his sanction and authority. glows mistily a lining of silvery white, róse St. Louis Democrat it was in a noble enterprise, without loss of biers, differing from their brothers of the baize after.' We like to think, for example, that in pink, or pale blue. Another of pale, dove, gray prints this beautiful little story: " There is a covered engineer from drowning, in July last. The dispatch taxation, instinctively fight extravagance, bridge at Peoria, 500 feet above high-water mark. is full of encomiums of the brave young fellow, whom honor, and under circumstances which re- only in the fact that they are respectable. To that other world of retribution the managers of THE DEATH of the Democratic party is an Bilk, embroidered in Oriental patterns of palms A drover recently attempted to drive a thousand sheep many will remember as at the fancy ball given by and are disposed to hang the defaulter, not shock the moral sensibilities of this class Is a the Rocky Ridge street railroad will change lease him from any charge of personal nounced. We are getting somewhat used to ailanthus, and a soutasche braiding of long across it. When about half way over the beil-wether A. R. Shepherd last season, impersonating " Mephis- so much from any extra virtue in them- places with their butchered horses and be responsibility for the result. grave matter, and the result was the immediate this. For twelve years regularly every fall we frouds, slender waves like the groined arches noticed an open window, and, recognizing his des- topheles," and engaged during the entire evening in selves, but for that they feel, if they do not arrest of Mesdames Woodhull and Clafflin, and driven in agony forever over the cruel cobble- are assured by the same authorities that the of old cathedral's graceful ferns and stately tiny, made a strike for glory and the grave. When breathing sentimentalisms in the ears of a French stones a mean avarice has put down. Then— know, that the defalcation emptied their THE OPPOSITION PARTY OF THE hurrying them off to prison in such haste that Democracy is dead. " It is not dead but sleep palms. In the soft and caressante white cash- he reached the sunlight he at once appreciated his peasant girl. Admiral Jenkins recommends Bolles pockets. FUTURE. an extra force of police bad to be detailed but we could take up our entire issue with ex- eth." A very stupid sort of sleep, hut yet sev- mere they are superbly embroidered in a creamy- critical situation, and, with a leg stretched toward for Immediate promotion. This is the governing element, and, when to hold on their chignons. The world of New amples. eral removes from death. tinted flOBS^nd another in so faint a pink one each cardinal point of the compass, he uttered a It is inevitable in the nature of things plaintive 'Ma-al' and descended to hJs fate. How welcome to every one was the genial face Of in power, the conservative force of the Gov York—we mean the social world, and not the wonders if it will not fade as one gazes like the Professor Hilgard, who returned home abont ten that there should be two parties in the po- ONE OF THE COMICAL SIGHTS to an indifferent The next Bheep and the next followed, imitating the journal of that name—breathed easier. It felt pale glow of a wintry sun upon banks of snow. days ago after a six months' sojourn across the ernment. And it is further grim comfort spectator was the enthusiasm manifested by the THE DELEGATIONS waiting on Secretary Bout- gesture and the remark of the leader. For hours it i litical State, and it is equally certain that, that work had been accomplished, and as in the Otheis are embroidered in bright, shaded silks, water. He returns from his " saunterings " looking to know that our present financial policy in for no considerable period, will there be people of our goodly town of Washington on well demanding an issue of forty millions of rained sheep. The erewhile placid stream was in- case of the two bad little boys who violated the currency, pretend to be merchants and traders. green cypress vines with drooping scarlet fus- carnadine with the life blood of the moribund mutton, very well, and brings home his agreeable wife, who, creases daily the number of the unprovided more than two. We have before us the the night of the election. We suppose that cer- notwithstanding her extreme suffering during her Sabbath in an open boat, and found themselves They are cunning bankers and brokers. They chias, purple pahsies with golden eyes, and gay and not nntil the brief tail of the last sheep as it dis-; for. The rich get fewer in number and tain thoughtful citizens went to their homes homeward voyage, looks in an almost entirely re- continual evidence that third parties are drifting to sea, something had to be done in the seek to manipulate the money. garlands in autumn leaves. appeared through the window waved adieu to this stronger in means, while the poor grow always transitory—the superior attraction way of prayer "pretty damned quick." silent and mournful—perhaps a majority—but Evening costumes are, beyond mere pen de- wicked world did the movement cease." stored state of health. there were enough of the other sort to hur- poorer and more populous. In the mean of the principal centers being always suf- And herein we have illustrated that there'is scription, the imported models from the salons They all went for Grant. Mr. Corcoran may receive during this his first win- rah and rejoice. To clear their enthusiastic THE SCHILLER CLUB of this city holds its ter among us in many years. We hope he will, or time all we have to say is, that if the free ficient, in times of political excitement, to such things as female libel and male libel, and of Worth. His caprice is to copy the pictures . DAVIS —The wife of Napoleon Bonaparte Davis of throats they drank large quantities of bad liquor birthday observance at the residence of Mrs. the "Art Gallery" will not be opened for many born American people can stand what they that the sexual arrangement said to run of Josephine aud Htrrtense in style, colors, and East Saginaw, Michigan, had her husband arrested^ draw off from the others the greater part of that stimulated their patriotism to a pitch of Green, northeast corner of K and Twelfth days. The young people confidently expect that with throughout creation finds no exception in this materials. for assault and battery, because he took away from have submitted to, we can. their active adherents. In this view of the insanity. The colored population was especially streets, on Monday evening next. Address by the announcement of the opening will come ball subtle and satisfactory legal remedy. Had this A most enchanting costume, a dress for an her the shot-gun with which she was proposing to case, the recent refistablisliment of the Re- noisy. Next came the poor clerks. These Dr. Sunderland. ti'-kets. outrage been perpetrated by a male biped we Undine, was composed of some airy fabric, the' perforate him. The "man of destiny" was acquitted publican party in power prepares the way demonstrated in the wildest manner, and one THE ELECTION. doubt whether such hasty and violent proceed- apron overskirt mside entirely of water lilies, when the facts became known. One of the finest dinners ever served in Paris was for a question of no little interest—the would suppose that there was a personal grati- THE DEMOCRACY is, as we nave said before, that given on Monday a week ago by Mr. Dewey to General Grant has appealed to the people ings would have been the immediate or remote with a glossy burnished fringe of long grasses. SMITH.—The death is announced of Mrs. Donna' question, Of what is the opposition party of fication in the result. We ran against one of the organized ignorance of the country. This CharleB Lanier of the eminent banking Arm of Wins- of the United States for their judgment resort. We come to this conclusion, strange as For BO beautiful a dress the arms and necks of Juana Maria de los Dolores de Leon, widow of Sir this sort. He was wild with excitement. We was demonstrated in the late elections. But low & Lanier^ in New York, and uncle of Mrs. D. E. upon his administration, and they have re- the future to be composed? it may be, because of the fact that the New the wearer should correspond, as the sleeves Harry Geqrge Wakelyn Smith. She died of exhaus- never saw a man so happy over a public event. ignorance is immortal. McKee of this city. York journals conducted by men are full of this are tiny scraps of lace, perhaps a band of tion after reckless reiteration of her name. sponded. Whether or not they, as a body, Of course, in the first flush of victory, the We would suppose a male child or a Chicago sort of material, and any attack on private feathers, and the corsage décolleté. An elegant The wedding of Miss Young with Mr. Bradley Will look upon the result of the last Tuesday Republican party will assume that it has divorce had come to him. We had the pleasure HARLAN, CAMERON, MORTON, BUTLER, and character seems to be justified by a difference dress of black damask gauze was made with take place on Thursday, 14th instant, at half past two election as a verdict of approval, such it is made a final end of all opposition to itself— of knowing this official. He had been in the of political views. If a man ventures to oppose other good men go about saying one unto the the low Josephine waist, with a wide belt nearly SOCIAL GOSSIP. O'clock, at the New York avenue church—to which in effect, and such. it will be considered. that it has established its rule as a perma- habit of visiting our office and expressing his other, " Courage, mon. ami, le diable est mort." under the arms, and broad sash ; the colors church, we understand, AlexanderR. Shepherd, Esq, an editor in said editor's efforts to save the Our Brown's Young Man has evidently become de- The language of the event is that the Presi- nency. Such things, however, do not hap- earnest desire that this imperial despotism of has just presented a four-thoueand-dollar organ. country, he may be assailed, his motives im- oddly enough were red roses mixed with pink. moralized. He is either in love or in liquor, and we Grant might end in the election of Greeley. dent of the United States has, during the pen. Even if General Grant—as, in all pugned, his character soiled, and his whole life WHEN the Democracy dies the republic dies. Strange to say, the effect was admirable. The shall be forced to take steps looking to his reclama- Mrs. Truman with her family returned from New- Wo looked our sympathizing friend in the past three years and a half, done nothing probability, with the free consent of the so distorted that his father would not know A party in power, unchecked by an opposition, rage for silk embroidery extends even to the tion. We are being called upon to correct contin- port last week. Their elegant residence on H street countenance. "Hello!" cried we, "When were which the moral sense of the people does Republican leaders, he might—shojild con- him. For example, when Horace Greeley was is a despotism as corrupt as it is oppressive. most delicate fabric, iff this wise, first worked ually his erroneous statements. The latest and most will be one of the gayest during the winter. Their you converted ?'' in high-colored silks upon white lace and then 1 entertainments have always been numbered among not approve. Formally, if not actually, the clude to dispense with the forms of law, and bowed down with grief, and almost heartbroken glaring was his getting up an engagement between "Hush, Colonel," he responded piteously, placed upon silk. A charming dress of silvery Prince Fred Grant and a lady who is not only mar-: the most recherche given in Washington. State elections have whitewashed the Re- create himself a dictator independent of the over his dying wife, when his deadliest enemy the election returns have converted me. I LETTEB FROM NEW YORK. lavender was trimmed with bands of lace ex- ried, but the happy mother of a beautiful boy. This publican legislative, and the general election Constitution, he would still find himself would have stood uncovered sorrowing in his Mr. and Mrs. Alexander, who entertained so de gave six cheers for myself, forty for my wife quisitely embroidered in purple and white Mar- is positively shocking. When we called B. Y. M.'s the Republican executive, manifestation. confronted by a party, greater, in all proba- presence, Harpers' "journal of civilization" was Correspondence of THE CAPITAL. llghtfully at their home on Seventeenth street, are and children, and I intend to yell all night for guerites. Pointe lace, real Duchesse, plaitings attention to this monstrous fabrication he confessed now in Europe, where they will remain for some publishing the most atrocious caricatures, in NEW YORK, November 5,1872. that he cut the thing from the Boston Post. Now as' Whatever transcendence there may have bility, in numbers than the one by which my bread and butter." of crèpe lisse, tulle, spirals of lace in great pro- time, Mr. Alexander haying business which will de- which the learned man was pictured as a mon- Talk about the glamor of love's witcheries, that able and witty journal Is in deadly opposition to been, by cither, of the limits of political he was supported. No people who have fusion, and flowers, make up the trimmings of tain bim. key, or being carried dead on a stretcher into the huge see-saw of the gold market, with the THE FAMILY, B. Y. M. should have been on his guard. authority as laid down by past interpreters once been free, will, without such deterior- evening dresses. the house of mourning, Messrs. Harper, pub- WB met the Board of Health. This learned bulls upon one end and the bears upon the other, Of course the Post would, with malice prepense, throw Mrs. William P. Clason, niece of Colonel Berret and of the Constitution has now been sanctioned, ation as it requires time to effect, consent out just such attacks, but it is for lis, the court jour- very well known in navy circles as Miss Sands, is lishers, Curtis, editor, and Nast, artist, would body was laboring under some excitement. We amusing themselves, to the infinite diversion of and this under circumstances which seem to to be lastingly otherwise; and no intensity The fashionable coats in velvet are the Louis nal, to chronicle correctly all the soft Impulses and with her hnsband and mother-in-law at 25 Rue Fran- have been much astonished had the law seized may say that the Board of Health was affected a wary and disinterested public—all these sink invite further and bolder enterprises in the Quinze with long silk vests, long, Immensely doings of the official aid aristocratic circles, squares cois, Paris. of party discipline can be relied upon to them by the throat and laid them by the heels by considerable excitement. Had the Board of into comparative, I may say, positive nothing- same direction. Nothing is more evident prevent the particles flying off and seeking wide sleeves, and pockets. They are appro and triangles of Washington, and we mean to do so. in jail. And yet they had been guilty of as in- Health suddenly stopped on a corner and given ness priate only for carriage dresses, yet what can We are gratified at announcing that Mrs. Golds- borough is much Improved, and her friends hope than that not the legal but the moral stand- their affinities in other and opposing organ- famous an outrage, a far more heartless cruelty a compound-double-back-action Comanche yell " Upon these days so cool, so calm, so bright, repress woman's will? Therefore prepare to WINCHESTER, VA., October 23, 1872. that in another week she will bo entirely free from ards of political conduct are different from izations. than the two women who published what no the public would not have been amazed. It - The bridal of the earth and sea," see Louis Quinze on the promenade, side by EDITOBS CAPITAL ; In your issue of October 13 I notice an article that has a tendency to create a false suffering. what they were when the men now passing one believes, or at least would have believed was pleasant to see the B. of H. so exhilerated. when one drifts on with the gay tide of Broad- side with the equally fashionable dolman in The state of the opposition, General Grant impression as to the standing of a certain family, and off were coming upon the stage of action; had they been left undisturbed In their infamous The B. of H. offered to bet divers and sundry way, chansons of "le Grande Duchesse" and the camel's-hair cloth, velvet, or cloth, and the General Weightman continues in a very low con- being elected, is different from what it would would imply that they are so very select and aristo- and it is equally certain that, whether or not traffic. sums of money that Grant was elected Presi- exquisite serenade of " Genevieve " trilling Bedouin scarf of Scotch plaid and cashmere dition; he is at the residence of his daughter, on have been had he been defeated. His dan- cratic that for a member to marry any person not the more thoughtful and conservative can There is such a thing, we suppose, as freedom dent of the United States for a second term. through one's head, keeping time to one's feet, and trimmed with Yak lace. The double capes Twentieth street, and is daily attended by Dr. Max- ger of defeat grew out of a coalition of dis- moving in the higher circles is an offense not to be well, U. S.N. conform themselves in feeling, and opinion of the press. At least such was guaranteed by There being no takers the B. of H. offered to albeit one must walk at a funeral pace in these and mantle jackets of last season will be equally tolerated. The fact is they arc of poor but honest affected Republicans with a living portion wager yet more on tremendous majorities—ma- to the new condition will make little differ- a late instrument called the Constitution of the days of enforced pedestrianism. Last week as popular this winter ; a trimming of narrow ancestry. The father was a barber in this town many Mrs. Carlisle will resume her "Saturdays" in De- of the old Democratic party; his election jorities of millions—and still no takers. We wap decidedly inimical to the equanimity upon ence either in the rate of the progress upon United States. This freedom, however, 1B only fur is inexpensive and fashionable, of black years ago; his son, the present aristocrat, sometimes! cember. Miss Preston it is hoped will pass at least was the result of the feelings of favor toward limited when a woman undertakes to wield that questioned the B. of H. as to the epizootic. The which we pride ourselves. It was "awfully martin or sable. assisted his father in the shop. Two other sons car-1 a few weeks with her, otherwise the Washington which we have entered or in the character B. of H. remarked with some emphasis, "Damn ried on tailoring up to a few years ago, one of them him, or of dislike to the coalition on the palladium of our liberties. We do not know jolly" to be made to walk all the way up town, Another monument was raised last Saturday beaux will be desolite. of that which it is fated to establish. •the epizootic." Then we queried as to the still residing here but mot in business. part df the residue. Had he been defeated, how one could wield a palladium, and we quote and down town to the Brooklyn ferries, at first, at Central Park. This time not in Utopia, but condition of the sick colt's tail, and the B. of |>ut the joke was rather too severe upon suffer- Messrs. Editors, there is too much of this nonsénsi-! Willie Riley, lately resigned from the naval acad- he Democratic organization would have from the Olobe when we use that figure of Pal- before a solid assemblage of over ten thousand emy, Is a son of Mrs. Simeon Johnson of this city, The result of the elections. has been to H. responded in the wildest enthusiasm that ing humanity as the excitement wore away; cal prating in the Washington journals about society had a claim to be considered the representa^ las. But for a woman to undertake to wield people. North of the statue of Shakspeare and its doings. As your " D. P." once Baid, "It only and of Lieutenant Riley, lost on board the Porpoise place the Government, executive and legis- the President's family was all right. Altogether and then when Mr, Bergh rushed to the rescue the palladium is for said female to come to grief. stands now the monument of Scott. To the requires a clean shirt, a whole coat, and a member of in 1855, . lative, as fully—if not more so—in the tive of the Administration; iiaving been we discovered that the unexpected reelection of and issued his pronvnpiarnenfo, l^e was bjamed But then Mesdames Woodhull and Claflin are Inspiring air of "Bonny Dundee," played by Congress to introduce one into the best society of hands of the Republican party as it has elected, it is palpable that the movement at General Grant had strongly stimulated the Board as much for his charity as he was before for his General and Mrs. Hunter, Mrs. Stewart, and George infamous women, for that they are not chaste. pipers, the statue was unveiled. The figure is Washington," and it seems strange that newspaper w. Riggs, Esq.. of this city, are at the BrevOort Cincinnati must be taken as the initiative of of Health. laxity. So much for human nature. been at any former period of its history. cast in bronge on a pedestal of polished Aber- men who are generally noted for their independence House, New York. the opposition party of the future. And yet how perfectly absurd this would be if For good or for evil, the destiny of the applied to a male editor. How would Messrs. Amusing incidents occurred during the last deen granite seated upon a rock. Scott holds will assist in keeping up the pretensions of a class who would create the impression that they are the country, so far as it can be affected by polit- We are not prescribing a course of party Harper, Curtis, and Nast regard a capture and NEWSPAPER Row was not happy. The miser- few weeks enough to fill a volume. The oxen a half-closed volumet upon his knee. The cos- Mr. Denby, one of our old society beaux, has gone select of the earth, but whose antecedents, if closely ical regulations, will be entirely under its able gas furnished the miserable city of Wash- were in themselves food for an immensity of tume, I take it, is neither modern nor ancient, to Boston on the TaUapus«. Mr. Turk has returned conduct, but indicating a tendency against imprisonment that was based on their chastity ? looked into, will place them on the same level with from his wanderings, and is qriffs reafiy for andthef a sort of compromise between a plaid and toga control. Little will the diminished minority which it would be unwise to contend. Let And yet we suspect as the world goes the Wood- ington seemed to burn along the row with a jokes. Fancy the numerous little shrieks from the dull plodder who pursues the even tenor of his season's flirtations. be able to do to direct or to retard; and us not forget the party h ¡story of the past hull and Claflin would compare favorably in dim, ghastly light, ^nd the Bohemians of that young ladies daintily stepping from an omnibus or drapery cast over a modern dress. The way, unassuming and unknown. locality cracked dismal jokes at each other. directly facing the great mellow-eyed, patient address was delivered by Mr. Bryant. The Pretty Miss Kitty McCarthy will spend some weoks without doubt the arrogance of the past welve months, much more. Ictus not falsify that respect with these gentlemen. Clearly • SHENANDOAH. General Boynton heard of State after State beasts, the steam from their nostrils emulating park never seems more fascinating than when here during the gay months, and receive a hearty toward that element will be intensified in the sexual relation enters into this law of libel, We publish this communication for the purpose of welcome from hosts of friends. it. A year ago the leading Democratic jour- going for Grant, and yet General Boynton was a dummy engine, and each vowing that she was it puts on its autumnal tints ; "as our blessings the future. It may be no more than just nals of the couutry were affirming that the and makes a wide difference. defining our views on this question of aristocracy. We We are not to be understood as offering en'e not happy. The sardonic Crounse smiled as if "very nearly impaled alive upon those dreadful brighten as they take their flight," so do we have rather too much of that word "society," and Miss Wajlacb, daughter of Paymas^'r W that the party which has created the present notion of electing a candidate taken from llach, P. word in defense of the infamous publication. suffering from neuralgia in the countenance. horns." One of our large manufacturing firms appreciate the beauties of the romantic ramble, when it comes to " aristocratic circles" we inconti- 8. N., is fit Hotel Danube; also «V» Woodruff, financial and economical condition should U. S. A., and Colonel Hudson. the Democratic party at the Presidential We think the prosecution, so far as the parties Adams, Knowlton, Washington, Ramsdell, and imported a pair of oxen ; but after being duly the bewildering panorama of the drive, the nently sicken. Nevertheless wo recognizo certain remain at the head of affairs until it has loaded, the driver waB not possessed of the fountain-sprinkled terrace, the delicious melo- people whose intelligence, cultiyation, and refine- ¡lection then to comc was hopeless, for the immediately affected are concerned, unwise. other pronounced Liberals*and Democrats held Among the pretty dibutaH(*s oi thi* winter will lie magic "shibboleth" to make them go. All coax- dies dying, swelling oyer the water, floating on ment give them position and influence.' And we wrought out its natural and inevitable re- reason that the party was not only weak in Few would have read, and yet fewer believed, an indignation meeting'and discussed the epi- Miss hartley, (japghtcr of Jui.?e (tartly ot this City, aootic, small-pox, and Grantism. In the midst ings and whipping were naught. In despair, a the froBty air on the dimpling surface of the recognize a fact when we see it. Official influence sult; at any rate, through its defeat, the numbers, but broken in spirit by defeats and the foul tissue that now claims public atten- who is as accomplished as sha la ptet; v. of their deliberation the heavy reverberation of rustic driver was telegraphed for; arriving, he lake, now among the swans, now raising musi- in the social world is a faet, and it is inore especially other has escaped the danger of having divisions: that it was discouraged and de- tion, and because it is prosecuted gains with a fact in Washington city. It may be all wrong it a forty-pounder shook the windows. managed the stubborn creatures to the delight cal echoes from under the Rialto. The grass is General Delafleld and his family have returned from thrown upon it the blame of catastrophes moralized: that it was, in fact, precisely the thoughtless a certain amount of credence. may be absurd, but it is. a fact all- the same, and on® their summer home on the ltttdsou. of the joying crowd, but as well be sent to dis- yet soft, green, fresh, never dreaming of the toward which we are drawing with a move- But if noticed, legally or otherwise, Theodore "That," said Colonel Washington, "is the not to be ignored or set aside. If one has any doubts what it proved itself to be on Tuesday last, cover the North Pole as navigate the unknown stealthy Bteps of the old Norse King ; the gay Mr. Peddrick, the best dancer we've bad here for Tilton should have been considered the offender. Democratic gun of Alexaadria. The telegraph upon this subject he has only to visit Washington to ment as irresistible as the onward sweep of and in October. Although it was sufficient regions of New York, and it finally took three autumn flowers are mocked by still gayer belles, àlong time, isatLanghun Hotel, Euglnpd. the current of Niagara. That unfortunate gentleman was the first to tells Alexandria that Virginia has declared for have these doubts solved in the quickest if not in for the purpose numerally, it did not mor- days, two drivers, and a yoke of oxen to convey and the trees and their falling hectic leaves the most satisfactory manner, Take the President publish the horrible «barge by taking into his Greeley. No arrangement whatever was made Charles Francis Adams will arrive In New York illy constitute a minority—having none of merchandise to one of tha piers. whisper alone, of all the 'brilliant panorama, for example. We are not personally acquainted with to-inotrow ; Also General and Mrs. McKee Dunn. The features which have imparted a dis- confidence this dangerous woman. That he did to hear from any other part of the world. Yir- the influence, popular or legislative, to which glnia Is true to hartelf, and Alexandria consid- In this way business has really suffered. If "W?'re pasting away," him, but we are told by those who are that he makes tinctive character to the canvass that has i so the world hat been well advertised. And no pretension to polish. Now were he 1 private The engagement of Mr. Garley to a well-known and extremely pretty Sixth- street bolle is anneunced, Northern Pacific Railroad. LOCAL ITEMS. Box and Cox! Whlttborne, (Demoorat) for Congress is reelected in Headquarters for Steamed Oysters. AMUSEMENTS. FURNISHING GOODS. General Caster would be a good man to com- Case before Justice Plant, popularly known as T. the sixth district Instead of Glbbs (Republican.) Tbe That famons old resort, the Colombia Hotel, Is BUSINESS CARDS. Republicans have a majority in the legislature. crowded day and night by a hungry and anxious mand the troops along the line of the Northern Local Agents for Tue Capital. Kettle Plant Doctor C. C. Cox sued for consultation , . VERMONT. AT the earnest request of many of our patrons who crowd who desire to enjoy the luxury of Steamed TINCOLN HALL. « & a Pacific railway. It appears that the Indians fee, claiming to have been called in by Doctor Verdi MONTPELIER, November 9 — Returns of the Presi- Oysters. Old Brig's face is covered with smiles as i s- M have been unable to procure THE CAPITAL, we have dential vflte of all Tjut seven towns give Grant 40.344; JUDD & DETWEILER, (long that route are manifesting some show of to examine daughter of Samuel Owen, suffering from he sees Uncle Sam's promises to pay enter his tiil, N PJSoSírfE- B* made arrangements with the following druggists for injury to the hip occasioned by a fall. Defense, said Greeley, 10,706, and O'Conor 682. The -same towns and even his old friends are surprised at his genial resistance, and they may give temporary trouble the sale of our paper. In the future our friends will in 1868 gave Grant 48,680 and Seymour 11,876. manners. > If there is any one who desires to try a Owen, set up that he was not o win' a cent, as Verdi genuine steamed oyster, let him call at once at the S3 s - R S £ PRINTERS, •t certain points. When this shall become rea- find copies of the spiciest journal published at the TEXAS. THEO. THOMAS' had been called in, but not being a surgeon had Colombia Hotel. - s sonably manifest we are assured the United drug stores of GALVESTON, November 9.—The returns are too Sg , Ss= 3.'g g-» — S g3- BhJCg . Corner EleventH Street and Pennsyl- turned the case over to Doctor Bliss, one of our most meagre to give the result with certainty. The State, & e §«18 B 3 ° ^ g g S = C F. X. DOOLEY, 223 East Pennsylvania avenue; THE manufacture of jewelry of every description UNEaUALED CONCERTS. States troops will be placed along the route in eminent in that line. Bliss pronounced the case one however, is conceded to Greeley by 20,000, and the Oöjo'ögSPiö 2 O) J. R. CASSIN, corner of Seventn and M streets • entire congressional delegation is generally conceded which resembles exactly the finest gold, but which vania Avenue. > ample force to keep the Indians at a safe dis- W. H. DAW, corner of Tenth and L streets: of strain only; that the elongation of the muscles had can be sold at the extremely moderate price of one o H to the Democrats. SIXTY DISTINGUISHES PERFORM- p. H. iO tance, and thus give protection to the large W G. DUOKETT, corner of Twenty-second street caused a lengthening of one leg that, in a few days, The Democrats claim two-thirds In the house and dollar, has become a very important and highly lucra- tive business. The "dollar store" has become a ERS. CrOt tt^> e3o O ÏR* ^» -C o ®S 2 • S; O CO force of laborers engaged in constructing the and Pennsylvania avenue. with quiet and careful nursing, would cure itself. a majority in the senate. fixed institution, and the different proprietors of B DE MOLL & SON, corner of Eighth and E streets. Subsequently the rest of the Board of Health came The Democratic majority in Galveston county is those located in this city vie with each other in S ? cas 5 gï g 5 Having recently added another story to their ex- road. From a gentleman who has recently Navy Yard; 1,160; in Austin 300; and in Aranzas 105. making their establishments attractive. In this con- The largest and most perfect concert troupe which gS S ° B*« S" P. ff £ "2 tensive office, and a large assortment of the latest in—why, defendant did not know—in the person of The Republicans have a majority of 790 in Fort has ever traveled, either in this country or in Europe. traversed nearly the whole route of the North- EMIL HAGMANN, corner of Third and East Capitol nection we would mention that Messrs, Wallach & B Btyles of Doctor Cox, who differed from Doctor Bliss and pro- Bend county. »K ?- »«®?ï0û, »aïï* Sf f» GT-Í?»T em Pacific railway we learn that the contract- streets; Bros., Pennsylvania avenne, have lately made a large Manager ir. J. GOSCHE. «e ÈîîJSi,; i E. Y. B. BOSWBLL, corner of Seventh street and nounced the case incipient hip disease and suggested ILLINOIS. addition to their store, which has not only greatly s s, a b p a s o B ff tï ors are pushing the work with wonderful rapid Maryland avenue. CHICAGO, November 9 —Returns from all the coun- Improved its appearance, but has greatly increased FRIDAY EVENING, November 1S, • "UÖsuJoft« .-H. JOB TYPE, a box. This suggestion was not acted upon, the tl^ i> ? af o ^ ^ tt o J T Cox ties of Illinois, official and reported, give Grant a the facilities of these enterprising gentlemen for FIRST GRAND CONCERT. ¡ty and success. There, is no halt, -as in most * , -. » news-dealer, corner of King and child subsequently recovering, and therefore defend- majority of 55,954. Oglesby for governor and Bev- their business. Their »tore is divided Into three de- "Sï>î?3o6ïh H <1 r , 5 tjCb Are now prepared to execnte any description of work Pitt streets, is the only authorized agent of THE CAP- of the new railroad enterprises, for the lack of ant declined paying the consultation fee. eridge for lieutenant governor run about 10,000 be- partments, the dollar, th s fifty cent, and the twenty, MONDAY EVENING, November 18, at short notice and on reasonable terms. ITAL in Alexandria. hind Grant. The rest of the Republican State ticket five cent, and each dejui tment is fully stocked. The means, since Jay Cooke & Co., from the in 44 Justice Plant (T. Kettle endearingly called) held Messrs. Wallach have the moBt extensive and com- SECOND AND LAST CONCERT. THE author of Levy Fails ' is elected by the same majority as for President, A BRIEFS, PETITIONS, ARGUMENTS, &c., creasing sales of the Northern Pacific bonds will please call and that under the evidence Doctor Cox could not recover special dispatch from Springfield says the Republicans plete assortment of articles in their line to be fonnd The following celebrated Soloists will appear: see us. south of New York. Pay them a visit. furnish ample funds to carry on the work as ex the amount of defendant. He would probably have will have 37 on joint ballot in the legislature. MR. GEORGE L. OSGOOD, Before the Courts a specialty. Punctuality may be GEORGIA. relied on. seditiously as the contractors can build the "WE regret to announce the death of Mrs. Jane a just claim against Doctor Verdi; but this opinion The young American Tenor; his first appearance. Laughlin, a well-known resident of the First ward. ATIANTA, November 9.—Ninety-seven counties SERGEANT BATES bears the unfurled stars and road. The Northern Pacific bond pays over being side-bar, went for naught—at least so Doctor give Gieel'ey a majority of 11,476. Btripes, the synonym of freedom, through England, MR. BERNHARD LISTEMANN, Her son, M. J. Laughlin, has the sympathy of a wfde Verdi thought, who said, 44 Good gracious," and Cox while the Grand Gift Photographic Enterprise, No. W CORNER PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND ELEV- „¡ght per cent, upon the investment, and is un- LOUISIANA. The celebrated Violinist. Together with the circle of friends in his great bereavement. not a word he said. Joke on compound word-he. NEW ORLEANS, November 9 — Forty-eight parishes 317 Seventh street, Corner D, and next door to Green questionably the most secure of all the Ameri- & Williams, bears the unfurled banner of progress in ENTH STREET. D'ye see ? outside of Orleans give Grant a net majority of 5,114. UNRIVALED ORCHESTRA. OUR lady readers in need of merino underwear, In the parish of Orleans 10,705 votes counted give business before the populace of metropolitan Wash- can railway bonds, as the lands of the company Greeley a net majority of 4,693. Grant's majority so ington. PRICE OF ADMISSION, ONE DOLLAR. novl0-2t alone are worth three times as much as the hosiery, gloves, shawls, &c., will find a fine assort- THE Episcopal Book Store still continues to be the far as heard from is 421. ment at Douglass' skirt and corset factory, No. 408 headquarters of those who desire the finest goods in j Reserved Seats 50 cents extra. amount of the bonds issued. Kellogg, outside of the city, runs nearly 2,000 be- MARRIED. Barry Donehue, | Harry Donehue, Ninth street. the stationery line. hind Grant. The total vote of the parish of Orleans MAGUIRE—SIMS.—At St. Aloysius church, Mon- The Sale of Reserved Seats and Tickets will com- is estimated at 37,000. day November 4, by Rev. B. A. Magulre, Mr. WM. mence on TUESDAY MORNING, November 12, at JOHN LANOLEY is the great success of the season. VIRGINIA. H. MAGUIRE of Pennsylvania and Miss TILLIE P METZEROTT'S MUSIC STORE, where the pro- AMUSEMENTS. He is quoted as authority on every question, and, RICHMOND, Va., November 9.—In ninety counties SIMS of Washington. No cards. gramme of all the concerts can be obtained. Theatrical and Ball Costumer. since his great financial success, will hardly speak to LATEST BY TELEGRAPH. and cities heard from the returns from mrit of THE RUBINSTEIN CONCKRTS. them official—Grant has overcome the Walkermajor- Doors open at 7:15; to commence at 8 o'clock. The largesi and most elaborate assortment of his old New York friends. itv of 1869, and he now leads Greeley 1,025 votes. Efa Ilerr Knbinsteln introduced himself to one of the The remaining eleven counties gave Walker 404 ma- DIED. Steinway & Son's Pianos are used at all the mo»t fashionable and critical audiences ever nssem jority. It is now almost certain that Grant will carry LAUGHLIN.—Saturday night at 10 o'clock, at her Thomas Concerts. no ll-3t Ladies', Gents', and Children's Oostnmes WE are under obligations to Messrs. Bishop & Great Conflagration in Boston!! residence, corner Twentieth and E streets Mrs blod in Lincoln Hall with the beautiful " Overture to Hazard, Willard's Hotel, for late pictorial journals, the State by about 3,000 majority. ( Sonth of New York, having more than doubled my Official returns received to-day from some of the JANE LAUGHLIN, aged 63 years, Egmont," which being quite familiar to many pcr- These gentlemen have a handsome stand in the new Notice of funeral in to morrow's papers. * former stock for the approaching season. The Business Portion of tbe City In counties In the Fifth district materially change the New National Theater. Special care and attention given to the proper rep- SOD> present gave unlimited satisfaction. Imm hotel of the old Willard. aspect of the result in reference to the election of resentation and correct costuming of ¿lately afterwards came the "Moonlight Sonata," Ashes—'Two Buildings Blown np In Thomas (Rep.) In that district, and it is almost cer- WREATHS ANB OTHER Mr. J. G. SAVILLE Lessee and Manager. tainly ascertained that his opponent, Davis, (Dem,,) A JiJjUWlSlts . offering a vivid contrast. In its soft, plaintive melody, BROWN AND OLIVE Kersey Overcoats, the most Order to Arrest the Flames—Immense will be elected by 200 to 300 majority. El PRIVATE THEATRICALS. to the more brilliant overture. The artist was obliged itylish garment of the period. Pressed, preserved, and embalmed In a superior First appearance, in many years, of the distin- Bestrnctlon of Property—Loss Esti- Further returns from the First district insure the guished tragedian, 1W Club« of all kinds most liberally treated with. to appear three several times in response to the At EISEMAN & BRO.'S, election of Sener (Rep.) over Braxton (Dem.) by a style, by 505 Seventh street, three doors above E. mated In ITIllllons—The Fire still small majority. I1IRS. SEETH, MR. JOSEPH PROCTOR, plaudits of the audience, but he evidently cares little The congressional delegation will therefore stand 307 7tb street. | 307 7tb street. (or such manifestations of approval. The fire of Kaglng. five Democrats to four Republicans. At No. 422 Eleventh street, N. W., Washington, and Who will appear novl0-8mos WILLARD'S HOTEL, which opened so auspiciously No. 129 Congress street, Georgetown, D. C. genius lights np his rugged features and sheds a ra- on the 2d instant, bids fair to regain its ancient re- BOSTON, November 9—9 p. m.—A very extensive Monday Evening-, November 11, New York. Refers to Mrs. Gov. Cooke, Mrs. W. S. Huntington. diant glory over his uncouth and awkward form. He putation. With Messrs. A. H. Haskins and John conflagration is now raging at the corner of Summer And nntil further notice, as MAURICE, supported teems the very spirit and incarnation of Music. NEW YORK, November 9.—A fire in Twenty-eighth Mrs. E. D. N. Sonthworth, Mrs. Secretary Stanton. by the favorite actress, m E. L. SCHMIDT, Bagley as the managing men, it cannot be otherwise and Kingston streets. The fire extends east and west street, extending through to Twenty-seventh street, and many others. Mozart's "Rondo" in A minor was most eiqu'i- Jul4-6m IÎIAT SAVILLE, than successful. on Kingston street and north and south on Summer this morning burned Dean's stair-building factory, And an entire new eompany, in his Great Sensation, iltely handled, and the " Marche Turqne," from the street. The engines are hauled by hand. The prop- Brazlngton's planing mill, Macy's packing-box fac- LAW AND COLLECTION OFFICE, tory, Marlin's machine shop, Welches' planing mill, with new scenery, new music, new effects, new cos- "Rains of Athens," created an Immense enthusiasm. OUR FRIENDS who desire to patronize one of the erty burning consists entirely of dry goods stores a large tenement house, a grocery and a dwelling RELIGIOUS NOTICES. tumes, and the great Ship Scene, a wonderful real- finest markets in the city should call on Robert istic and mechanloal triumph. I The versatility of the performer was admirably shown and their contents. Four alarms have been sounded. honse. Loss, $80,000. "THE CLAIMS OF THE ANI- ROOM NO 4, f In the Sketches by Shnmann descriptive of carnival Hyatt, 414 Eleventh street. Bob is a first-rate fellow, In tho supreme court to-day James W. McDonnell MAL WORLD UPON MAN." Hev. Fred, (Second dispatch.) n< Will be produced the romantic drama, in four ecenos in Home, which concluded the first concert. and his market is fully supplied with everything that applied for an order committing Comptroller Green eric Hinckley will, by request, repeat hi» discourse BOSTON, November 9—10 p. m.—There is no abate- for contempt in not obeying a mandamus ordering on the above subject this evening, at 7u o'clock, in acts and a prologuo, after MM. Fourmer's and Columbian Law Building'. I M'llo Ormeny sang "Non pih mosta" from "Cen- mortal can wish. Don't fail to give him a trial. ment in the conflagration. It is the most extensive payment of McDonnell's salary as assistant officer of the Unitarian ohurch, corner Sixth and D streets * Major's, by Messrs. J. C. Ford and J. F. Shears, en- I erentola" with much spirit, but her voice appears fire that has visited Boston for twenty years, and is the board of supervisors. The comptroiler's counsel titled the PROFESSOR L. C. COLLIERH'S evening class has now claimed that he should only pay money which had HEAL ESTATE BROKER, I crude and uncultivated. M'llo Leibhart, though suf- become very large, and is increasing at each lesson. In the solid dry^oods portion of the city. It has been appropriated. The decision was reserved. SPECIAL NOTICES. "RED POCKET BOOK." I ferlng from hoarseness, showed herself capable of The method of Professor C. for the cultivation of extended the entire length of Winthrop Square, The Times to-morrow will publish the report of Originally played at E. G. Bert's Metropolitan The- FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE AGENT. I better things than the ballads she attempted. On the United States Inspectors who conducted the ater, San Francisco, and at J. Proctor's Theater, Sac- the voice has been highly successful, and many of which embraces A. T. Stewart's, J. M. Beetes, Ander- Bienville investigation. The company is freed from MASONIC.—A Special Cqmmunica- I Tuesday evening she was In better voice and sang tlon of Lafayette Lodge No. 19 F and ramento, California. Tbe working ship designed and our best local vocalists can testify to the benefit de- son, Heath & Co.'s, and Houghton, Perkins & Co.'s all blame, the occurrence being regarded as an acci- atented by George Hinckley. PROPERTY BOUGIIT AND SOLD, I "Angels Ever Bright and Fair" and the favorite bal- stores. No estimate of'the loss can now fee given, dent. The gallant conduct of Captain Manry is A. M„ will be held at 12;30 o'clock THIS DAY (No- S rived from following it* rules. warmly commended. * vember 10) to attend the funeral of our late Brother IAUR1CE MR. JOSEPH PROCTOR I lnd, "Robin Adair," with much taste and feeling: but it is thought it will go Into the millions." LOANS NEGOTIATED. Four batteries of the First United States artillery, John T. Clements, sr. SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY AND INCIDENTS : Herr Rubinstein gave us, after the well-known WHEN are we to have the Ninth-street railway com- The suburban fire department has been called np. All Master Masons are fraternally invited to attend novKMt under Brevet Lieutenant Colonel ClaBon, have been By order of the W. M. PROLOGUE.—Ante-room at Durome's Chateau. pleted? is the question agitating the residents of the The fire is now at its height. The buildings are ordered to Philadelphia to attend the funeral of Gen- The Night of the 15th of February, 1774. The Bank- I Weber Srnata, a charming little Nocturne by Field, rjKHMAN AMERICAN SAVINGS northern portion of the city between Seventh and principally of granite. A northwest wind Is prevail- eral Meade. „ R. J. BLAKELOCK, er's Private Party. An Invited Guest. The Forged I followed by Schubert's " Erl-KIng." We fancied we Delegates representing all the Southern steamboat Secretary. Note. The Gaming Debt Paid. The Red Pocket BANK, I could hear, as the last noteB died away, ths weird Fourteenth streets. This line will be much traveled, ing, and the press here call it a second Chicago fire. trades leave on Sunday to attend the general conven- Book. The Family Jewels. Thé Unknown ArtUt. No. 515 SEVENTH STREET, we doubt not, and Mr. Thompson will confer a favor tion of steamboat men at Cairo, Illinois, on the 14th THE WASING TONDRA - The Banker's Bargain. "Any Sacrifice brçt Honor.'' I and mysterious words of the song, " Lo I In his arms (Third dispatch.) MATIC ASSOCIATION will hold a meet- Opposite the Post Office Department, by "pushing things." Instant. m The Assassin's Work. The Red Pocket Book. I the child was dead." The "Wedding March" was BOSTON, November 9—11 p. m.—The fire is now A jury will bo drawn next Tnesday for the trial of ing on TUESDAY EVENING, November 12 at 8 ACT FIRST.—Aiter the Storm and Battle. The Bank hours: 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. Saturdays open I thoroughly appreciated, as was also the sonata for within two blocks of the Western Union Telegraph tbe Jumel will case over again. o clock. A full attendance is requested, as business m co nntil 8 p. m. WE direct the attention of our readers to the ad- of importance will be transacted. Good Ship Minerva in m!d*ocean. Sailor's, chorus, I piano and violin, in which the world-renowned yir- office. The operators are taking up their instruments The libel case of Challis vs. Woodhull and Clafiln "Cheerily and Merrily—yo, hoi" and song and cho- m, w Interest paid on deposits. Collections made and vertisement, In another column, of Messrs. Judd & H. 0OYLB, rus, " Dancing o'er the Waves," by Marcel. A Tale exchange furnished. I tuoso, Wienlawski, took part. To hear these two and preparing to vacate. Line-men and material have was resumed to-day. Some of tbe testimony given Detweller, book and job printers, corner of Eleventh by Victoria Woodhull waB disgusting. After bearing novl0-lt President pre tem. of Love. The same old story. The Landsman and •SHISA. EBERLY, Vice PreB't, I nneqnalcd artists, ^ch master of his instrument, been ordered from adjoining towns, so that if com- the Sailor. A Recipe for Courage. Vessel in dis- W. F MATTINGLY, Sec., C. E. PRENTISS, Cash'r street and Pennsylvania avenue. Their facilities several witnesses the case was continued, and the I playing at the same time, was a delight without munication with New York is lost now, which seems prisoners were remanded to jail. CARD. tress. The Recognition. The Convict. FirelFite! no 10-ly have been very much enlarged, and those desiring Fire I The Sinking Ship. A Woman true to the K alloy. very likely, it will probably be soon restored, cer- anything in their line should give them a call. . News from tlte Pacific Slope. The undersigned desires to return his sincere core. The Boats and Raft. Terrible EzploBion, and I Wienlawski, evidently the favorite with the audi- tainly at an early hour of the morning, if not to-night. thanks to his many friends, and to the public gen- the last of the good ship Minerva I SALS LAKE CITT, November 9.—The great trespass erally, for tbe very kind and liberal patronaW ex- w I ence, played Paganini's " Carnaval de Venice " in a THE demand for the Daily Critic has increased so The fire has now traveled half a mile through the Buit of the Emma Mining Company against the Illi- ACT SECOND.—Coast of Africa. The Shipwrecked CRESCO. tended to him during his past six years in bnsiness Lovers. Their Hut on the Beach. Strange Visitor. O I manner which we are confident was never surpassed rapidly that its proprietors will have in operation heart of the business portions of the city, and is' nois Insurance Company waB decided to-day by a with the assurance that he shall ever ip the future jury in favor of the"piaintiff, with nominal damageB The Wild Man of the Woods. Unexpected arrival. I even by the author himself. For the first time we during the présent week one of Hoe's lightning spreading with frightful rapidity. as in the past, by strict apd careful attention to their The lost ones fonnd. Maurice, the Convict, deserted. 0 in the sum of $5.000. This decision practically set- wants and desires, earnestly endeavor to merit the Faith, the sheet anchor upon which depends all I realized the capabilities of the violin. presses. The rivalry among the newsboys for the (Fourth dispatch.) tles the whole question of title, although it has been continuance of their good will and support. Having A Brave Girl's Resolve. The old Sailor's Threat. 1 The Shot. The Caravan. Tableaux. ÊT Washington accords these great artists the same prizes they have offered is lively, and we are glad to BOSTON, November 9—11:30 p. m-.— The fire is now understood for several days past that the Emma added very largely to my already extensive stock of worldly success, is a rare virtue, and if we can only Company have bought out the tunnel interest. The Masquerade and Theatrical CostumeB, in anticipa- ACT THIRD.—Cpuntry Chateau. Arrival of the I commendation which they have everywhere else re- notice the success of the enterprise. progressing towards Broad street, having swept both Issue of tbe trial Involved $100,000. tion of a brilliant and fashionable season, I am now Admiral. The Proposition. Helens Plead« tor her instil it into bald heads, and heads becoming bald, I ceived, and it is to'be hoped that Mr. Grau will give sides of Summer street to High street and Purchase First Love. The Acpepted Suitor. The Wanderer The rumor set afloat in the Eastern States to the more than ever, fully prepared to correctly costume fallen by the wayeidp. Thé Dead Alive. A Father sufficiently to Induce a trial, we will soon have a I qb another opportunity of showing our appreciation MOUNT VERNON LODGE, K. OF P., will give their street effect that trouble between the Mormons and the all Public Balls and Private Parties, Tableaux Tour- 0 third annual levee at the Masonic Temple on Wed- Gentiles was apprehended, and that it would come naments, and Private Theatricals, at the shortest sues for the Hoiwjr of his Name. Two poor Wounded u 3 monument to I of the classical treat afforded us in these exception- Goods are being removed from the stores in every Hearts. A Brave Man's Sacrifice. The Separation. U H nesday evening next. The entertainments heretofore in the next two or three months,is utterly unfounded. possible notice, and on terms guaranteed to suit Farewell, Forever I Garden of the Chateau by moon- 0 I ally fine concerts. direction in the vicinity of tha fire. There was never less apprehension of trouble of that The last named shall ever receiye my especial care p- Mi RRK¡ given under the auspices of this organization have light. The Pavilion. Master and Dupe. Diamond "CRESCO" Five engines have been telegraphed for from Prov- sort thau at the present time. and attention, together with the full benefit of that «ut Diamond, Folbeft'B Desperate Game. The Star NATIONAL THEATER. been highly select and very enjoyable, and there is professional expérience so essential to their proper idence, Worcester, and other places. representation and correct dressing. of Love Lights the Path of Danger. The Fatal Mis- growing upon every bald scalp in the country. Try I The National Theater has been open during the every reason to believe that the coming one will even Steamer Sunk. take. The Dupe the Victim. Heaven alone has (Fifth dispatch,) it, oh ye of little faith, and wear again the royal garb I last week to the public, with Miss Katie Putnam as surpass their previous levees. MEMPHIS, November 9.—Dispatches received at a Yours very truly, saved us. The Proof of Innocence. The Red BOSTON, November 9—Midnight.—The fire is mov- „ „ HARRY DONEHUE, Pocket Book. I the attraction. Miss Katie belongs to a sort of act- late hour last night state that the steamer Kate, which a of natnre. ing up Franklin street, and has reached nearly to was sunk at Helena yeBterday morning, had broken Ball and Theatrical Coptumer, 307 Seventh street. I iug made popular by, if it did not originate with, that THE advertisement of Thomas Russell & Co., which in two and would prove a total IOBS. While the WASHINGTON, D. C\, November 10 1872 Hawley street. The Cathedral building at the corner In Preparation, NICK OF THE WOODS, For sale by all Druggists. I little dramatic cocktail, Lot ta. Miss Katie is a star will be found In another column, sets forth a list of freight was being removed she broke in two amid- Grand Matinee evew Saturday, 2 o'clock p, ra, w of Franklin and Devonshire streets is on fire,with no ship. She originally cost nearly $200,000, and was g I in that line. She mingles successfully the burnt- wines that are most desirable and prices that are Coming, the L^ugqrqs, hope of saving it. insured for $60,000. She had 375 bales of cotton, 350 MR. JUSTICE MILLER OF I cork opera with the gymnastics of the circus, and moderate indeed. Mr. Russell has lately renovated boxes of cheese, and 80 barrels of whisky. the U. S. Supreme Court will deliver his The flames are also spreading on Federal and Con- S. M. McNett & Co., I without being as graceful as Lotta, she is quite bis store, and it now is as attractive as any similar opening lecture before the Law School of the Univer- gress streets, and every kind of vehicle is impressed sity of Georgeton, at the taw College on W street Metropolitan Variety Theater. W « m I as pretty and funny. No end of trashy plays have establishment in the city. The Epizootic. near Ninth, on MONDAY EVENING, November 11 > O w in sending goods. & I been manufactured to suit the peculiar acting of CHICAGO, November 9.—There is no abatement in at 7 o'clock. It* E S " PROPRIETORS and MANUFACTURERS, CASSIMERE DRESS PANTALOONS of our own manu- The fire has reached Broad-street wharf, south of the horse disease in this city. Twenty-four deaths "«a S CQ I these female tom-boys, and at the head of the list were reported yesterday. Monday Evening;, November 11, 1 facture, from $8 to $12. These goods are unsurpassed Congress street, and vessels are on fire. The Hart- DISSOLUTION OF CO-PART- S- I stands Brougham's adaptation of Dickens " Old in style and quality. ,o™ T , NERSHIP.—WASHINGTON CITT, NOV. 8, No. 1406 Pennsylvania Avenue. ford and Erie railroad depot Is burned. Obsequies of General Meade. I Cariosity Shop," that enables an actress to shock At EISEMAN & BRO.'S, 1872.—I take this method of notifying the public that THE BEST ATTRACTION YET. novlO-ly I the audience into an intense state of wild delight (Sixth dispatch.) , PHILADELPHIA, November 9.—The arrangements the co-partnership heretofore existing between J. T H 505 Seventh street, three doors above E. BOSTON, November 10—12:30 a. m,—The fire is still for the funeral of the late Major General Meade are Coldwell and myself, under the firm of Coldwell St, BEHOLD! I over a saw-dust performance in one scone, and weep nearly completed. General McDowell states that a King, is hereby dissolved. • JOHN II. jCJNG I over the sentimental wallings of Little Nell in the THE Messrs. Wright Brothers have one of the raging, and it is feared that the entire area from detachment of four hundred régulai" troops, composed First appearance of MAESTRO ANTONIO BARILI, Summer street on the south, to Washington street I next. There is nothing left of Dickens in the play pleasantest little dining-rooms in the city, and as their of details of artillery, cavalry, and engineer corps will (LATE OF ROME,) on the west, and Milk street on the north, to Water arrive to-morrow night from New York, and with NOTICE CHARLEY HOWARD, I bat his sickly sentiment; all that is dramatic and larder is full to overflowing with all the luxuries of them six artillery horses, three drivers, and non- street on the east will be laid waste. Pearl street has The celebrated old Plantation Negro Delineator, uni- p H K H K ^ I effective belongs 1.0 the play-wright. It is curious to the season our friends should give them a call. The commissioned officers. These horses are to bo at- versally conceded to be the finest artist in his line in CD CD QD CD CD PROFESSOR OF VOCAL MUSIC, I note that when a villain such as " Quilp " is intro- great success of this firm is owing to the fact that so far escaped. The heat is intense. tached to the caisson to be furnished by our local tbe country. Also, ftrat appearance of (Seventh dispatrcfi.) " militia, and upon it the casket containing the remains MISS HARROVER'S School for Young Ladies and Office and Musical Rooms at Ellis' Music Store and I dnced, his villainy afibcts his legs, especially the knee none but gentlemen and ladies are allowed to entei will be placed. The remains will be carried from the N. B. SHIMER, co O Piano Warerooms, I Joints. The disease or the villainy settling in these their establishment. BOSTON, November 10—1 a. m. Jrhe flames have late reBidenceof General Meade to St. Mark's church. Children, 13361 street, in the house formerly QCCA- Sixteen privates of the United States army will bear The favorite Ethiopian Comedian. I joints renders the villain unable to use them as other reached Washington street, north of Franklin, and 937 Pennsylvania Avenue, them under the command of two non-commissioned pied by the Russian Minister. Second quarter will Tho regular company in a grand Olio of fresh novel- 4 I men and good men do. They are stiff and keep the MR. JAMES L. KERVAND, whose reputation as a the Transcript building is on fire.. officers. The usual services of tho Episcopal church ties. « 3Î « nov B-n&slm I legs in a miserably bent condition. The disorder ex- ithographer is second to nòne in either this city or All the splendid granite warehouses on Franklin for the dead will be solemnized. After the service commence November 18,1872. nov 10 2t First representation of the laugfcablo Local Extrava- S > CQ u New York, last week turned out from his establish- square, Winthrop square, and vincinity Sre burned. the body will be placcd upon the caisson, and, with ganza entitled fi OQ • tended to Brass," but not so badly, for " Brass " is its civic and military escort, will be conveyed to its § 33 W i open to conversion and straightened in the last scene ment some of the finest specimens of bank checks Fears are JSv entertained that the flames will final resting place. The committee of the councils jgggps^rERSONS DESIRING A FIRST THE FEMALE BASE BALL CPS OF WASH- Mrs. W. G. Morton, 44 that we have ever seen. They were lithographed sweep everything to State street, if not further north. have decided to make use of the steamer Undine, CLASS piece of work will do well to call at INGTON, (FORMERLY MISS SIBES O'HARA,) I to an upright man. Mr. Lawrence, who did Samp- Captain Marltee, to convey the remains from the [ son B.," did it well, while that young man known as with exquisite taste and upon delicately tinted paper, (Eighth dispatch;) landing at Fairmount to the place of interment at 1203 F street northwest. Jntrpclncing the entire company of li dies and gentle- 0 44 and were gotten up for the new German Savings BOSTON, November 10—1:80 a. m.—The report that MANUPACTDREE OP HUMAN EAIEffflRK, | Brown mado the best Dick S wiveller" we ever saw. Laurel Hill .cemetery. Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry repaired in the heBt men in appropriate Base Ball Costumes. ÌO m Bank. the Transcript office is on fire is incorrect ; but the Katie drew well—that is, comparatively speaking. General McDowell, in charge of the funeral, issued Ho. 608 13th street, three doors from the buildings on that side of Washington street are in an order to-night giving the programme of the fune- style an<\ warrante^ to give satisfaction. 05. THE finest assortment of birds ever offered to the corner of F street. [ She drew better than Charlotte Thompson or Mrs. D. imminent danger. The Boston Pilot office and build- ral ceremonies, Monday morning. It has been None bat the best material used. WASHINGTON THEATER COMIQUE, I P. Bowers, and this fact does not speak well for»the public arc now for sale at Latimer & Cleary's, corner finally decided to take the body from the Park to g on Franklin street are destroyed. The wind (Eleventh street, south Pennsylvania avenne.) I take pleasure in calling your attention to my of Eleventh street and Pennsylvania avenue. This Laurel Hill by boat, and thé customary salute of W. D. GLENN, dramatic taste of our Washington people. continues northwest and fresh. three volleys will be fired when the boat leaves stock of Human Hair and the numerous sundry arti- I This week we are to have Joe Proctor and 44 The collection consists of linnets, bullfinches, goldfinches, the landing, and minute-guns will be fired in the 1203 F street northwest, cles in my line. Having increased facilities in my (Ninth dlspatdh.) hj new establishment, I am now prepared for the Fall | Red Pocket Book." We only hope that they will fill thrushes, starlings, larks, black-caps, and English park until she reaches the cemetery. The ser- noY BOSTON, November 10—1:45 a. m.—Among the vices will take place at 10:30 a. m. The pall-bearers 3-4t Washington, D. C. O^R BB3T EFFORTS BROUGHT INTO PL AY CD and Winter seasons to offer inducements to my cus- Manager Saville's wallet. In that case they will be robins. They also have ten pair African birds and prominent buildings already destroyed ore the?Cathe- will be Lieutenant General 8heridan, Major Generals p 1 tomers and the pnblic in general, both as to prices highly sensational. over one thousand canaries. These birds are well Humphreys, Park, and Wright, Rear Admirals Tur- BOARÇ OF PfjpLIC iYOKKS, CHALLENGE VARIETY COMPANY OF THB g g g g > r and assortment. I keepconstairtly on hand, or made dral block, the Daniel Webster block, the Boston W 00 - 0 h. worthy the attention of the trade, and we advise ner and Lardner, and Commodores Scott and Mullen. WORLD, CO 00 s s b to order, Ladies' Half Wigs. Bandenx, Frizetts, Nat- THEODORE THOMAS. Pilot building, and the rear of the Boston Transcript DISTRICT QF COLUMBIA. H W ural Curls, Side Curls, Back Braids, Frizzes, and every one to call and see them. A vast and unprecedented eemblnation of excel- y OSO HGO 3 B 3„ „3 Halrwork of every description. Combings straight- This celebrated conductor of a no less celebrated building. Sad Suicide. CO OD CD 00 ened and made up into all kinds of Halrwork La- lencies. m O | orchestra will pay our city a visit on Friday night WITHOUT EXCEPTION the best place to buy station- Orders have been given to blow up both the cor- FORTRESS MONROE November 9.—Colonel Titns C. Eö o with a Henry Ordered, That on and after this date all carriage- TROUPE, orders you please to send shall be filled with care and w g 3 si dispatch and at the very lowest prices. j patronized almost entirely by those who do love street, near the Post Office, and there you will also also progressing towards State street from Franklin rifle. Some twenty years ago he was a prominent A mammoth undertaking, but a prelude to a contin. <1 3 <3 citizen , of Riobmond, and colonel of the famous steps shall be made of stone, of the following di- O ü¡ g music; and as there are to be but two concerts, the find a full catalogue of papers and novels and cheap street. nous host of attractive novelties. P s § H Please call and examine goods when convenient Black Horse Cavalry. During the war he acted as a mensions, viz; Thirty (30) inches long, seventeen S W S O Ladies' Face Powders a specialty. AIBO Pomades first as stated above and the second on the Monday publications. We advise every one to buy the 25- The immense blocks opposite the Pilot Office, Government pilot on the James river. He was a * * > and Perfumeries in great variety. nov 10-tf THE GREAT SAPPHO TROUPE, 5 w night following, it is needless to predict that the cent initial paper. He has sold three thousand boxes chiefly occupied by wholesale woolen dealers, are all nativ 1e of Connecticut, and was about seventy years (17) inches wide, and eight (8) Inches i» ?epth, with, U o w now on fire. Attempts are being made to blow up old. ? And an avalanche of wonderful sensation^ Ht W S w b-1 I hall will be filled each night. The programme for of It His number is 810 F street. rounded corners to »he street. § o H g ^ WASHINGTON SINGING ACADEMY, I the firstnigh t is before us, and the selections are of two corners of Franklin street to prevent the confla- The greatest, best, most ple^r^bl«, and largest O S [ the most attractive nature. Mr. George L. Osgood ATTENTION is called to the advertisement of Mr. gration from extending further towards State street* English Geography. By order of the Board. entertainment ever In a " Variety Theater." P T. Harry Donehue, which will be found in another n I will make his first appearance here, and if he realises Immense crowds of people fill the streets, and A DRAMA IN ONE ACT. A Stupendous Bill of Unvaried Attractions and column. Mr. Donehue has the largest and most com- CHAS. S. JOHNSON, œ o H all the good things that have been said of him in every effort is being made by them to save the prop- SCENE— Cars at midnight, five hours behind time. Delight», JSS w h Professor L. Corradi Colliere's plete assortment of costumes of every description, other cities, it will indeed be a treat to hear him. At erty, which is being transferred to various parts of First John Bull. Another stoppage 1 Caunt make ocl3 Assistant Secretary, P o W from that of a country bumpkin to the most elaborate C®~For particulars see small bills and posters. EVENING CLASS this concert also Mr. S. E. Jacobsohn, a violinist of the city. the connection now, you know. as royal garb, and withal Harry is a perfectly good fel- |^TBEAS1JRY DEPARTMENT, U W superior ability and reputation, will play a solo; and The utmost good order prevails, and nothing is Second J. B. Rawther doubtful. Ah I do you re- 1 o For ladies and gentlemen, open each 14 low. M'LLE DE GRANVILW., i the Scene by the Brook," from Beethoven's Pasto- done which at ordinary times weuld be considered member that tall, big fellah in Baltimore ? O^EIOE OP THE COMPTROLLER or THE CURKENCT, 44 N. B.—Mr. Donehue wishes It distinctly understood The Woman with the Jaw of iron, P Tuesday and Friday at 7 o'clock. rale Symphony, and Amaryllis," will be played by unseemly. It is evident that the business portion First J. B. Ya-as. WASHINGTON, September 3, 1872. 1 that he does not propose to again set himself up as r« c r [ the orchestra. of our city is to be laid in ruins. Second J. £. Well, he said that was the first con- Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented to ftp A DENTAL PHENOMENON 1 > > > 2 g g Q Admission for'a quarter, commencing the day of en- a mark for disappointed amateurs to shoot at en CD The Thomas Concerts have bccome fixed institu- (Tenth dispatch.) nection he had miesefl since he left Coloradah. undersigned, it has. been made ta appear that the FAIRY, the Infant Venus. CD s CD CD Sfca s S® S > SW H O trace, single pupil $10 00 tions, and no entertainments are more successful, both PROFESSOR ANTONIO BARILI, one of the most suc- BOSTON, November 10—1:50 a. m.—Jordan & Marsh, First J. B. You don't say so I By the bye, where is Second National Ban!? o< Wqebington, Jn the city of TONY HARVEY, the impersonation of Negroism. CD 00 GO H2 "S pecuniarily and artistically. This success is justly Hovey & Co., and other firms pn Washington street Coloradah ? Washington, In ti H seen by his advertisement, Professor Barili, will be It is reported that several fitefnen hare been killed. approved June 3, 1864, and has complied with q!) ftp M Si t» TNE CNORAL SOCIETY'S CONCERT. CITY_ITEMS. GRAND ROLL OF TALENT. . * >4 W at Ellis' music store on Mondays and Thursdays. (Eleventh dispatch.) provisions of said act required to pcifliRlied with ÊSg Arrangements for the forthcoming concert of the COLD WEATHER IS at hand, and In order to preserve We are now under a full head of steam, pressure RICH'D B. MGHUN & CO., BOSTON, November 9-2 a. m.—The fire ha» broken before commen^g hws^esa of hanking under S" w Choral Society on Saturday, November 23, are now health-one must have good substantial boots and daily increased. ~ MESSRS. MARINI & BATES, the popular teachers of ont on both sides of Pearl street, corner of High shoes. A. L. Hazelton, Seventh street, has on hand said act. ' H53 i complete. Madame Rndersdorff (the great soprano) a the terpsichorean art, have determined to form a street, and threatens the destruction of this great the largest and most complete assortment of every Nouf ihmfort I, John 8. Langworthy, Acting Comp- t3?~Lt>okont for a aeries of the Greatest Enter- Booksellers and Stationers, and her entire troupe of artists are engaged; -Such a class for instruction in that most complicated of all center of the shoe and leather business. description of boot, Bh^e, or gaiter. Thick, heavy 2K 2S *oo 44 walking boots, fine, pliahlp dress boots fnr gentle- troller of the Currency, do hereby certify that the tainments ever in Washington. j combination of musical talent has rarely visited Wash- dances, the german," which class will commence on • XiBwelfth dispatch;) men. stylish ladles boots, dainty slippers, in fact Second National Bank of Washington, in the city QJ ington. The programme will consist of the choicest BOSTON, NovemberW^ftSo f. V&lWo'lnii&in^4 We have the pole, and intend to maintain it. 1015 Pennsylvania Avenue. Thursday evening next Here is an opportunity for every style calculated to satisfy everybody may be Washington, in District of Columbia, ig authorised Ji» lo have just been blown up at the south corner of found at this establishment; The prices are fixed so pieces, including several classical compositions en- fashionable ladies and gentlemen to acquire a thor- to commence the bnsiness pf ftffiistag under the aot U Devonshire and Milk streets, which, it is hoped will that all may be perfectly suited, and we advise every tirely new to a Washington audience. Miss Alice ough knowledge of this most delightful dance, so one to give'Mr. Hasleton a call. THIRD ANNUAL UNIFORM EM. 3 stay the progress .of the flre to ward? State street, »foresaid. «s | ^airman, the contralto, and Nelson Varley, the tenor, that should occasion demand it they could readily SUITS OF ROOMS, The Human Race. By Louis Figuier. 25Tllus- friends should give him a call and examine his stock south beyond Summer street, near the foot of which best work. Prices as low as consistent with the same [ praise. Mr. N. B. Shimer, the one-armed comedian, Specimens of work and style gladly shown. An iri- ber 13, 1872. trations, 8vo g OO before purchasing elsewere. the Hartford and Erie railroad depot was located • f Ula 8t0Cl£ incurs no With elegant furniture—everything fresh, now, and will also make his first appearance this season. A bat the flames continue tq rage fiercely, • ' chiise ° obligation to pur- Spectrum Analyses Explained. By Schellen, local extravaganza called the 44 Female Base Ball A. SAKS & Co., 316 Seventh street. TUB NÌ^IONAL COI.I.KOB or PHARMACY was incor- (Fourteenth dispatch.), j; in modern style—for rent, at 1222 F street, Roscoe, Hoggins, and others, 1 50 t Club" will be produced, and it is said to be very porated on Friday by Messrs. W. B. Entwisle, D. P. BOSTON, November 10-8:10 a. M.'-LThe'lurfd c<$l. A QOOD', lerviceable Suit for $10, at nov 10-tf COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS : umns of flame and tmoke and the detonations caused Tyndall's Molecular Physics. Large, 8vo., cloth. fauny. Misses Kitty Sharpe, Sadie Rogers, and the Hickllng, George Wooldridge, W. G. Duckett, Z. W. by tie blowing up of building's andithe orashing a id E. HAKEURGER & Co.'s, W. H. Cohroy, G. W. C. Rohrer, J. C. Gillen, Chas. Harrison sisters remain, all forming a combination of 465 Pennsylvania avenue. Cromwell, and Oscar Oldberg. They named as trus- falling o : walls, maÉe the scene grand and terrific LECTURES, Day, Frank Wood, Edward Lacey, Jno, B. Daughton, A Girl's Romance. By F. W. Robinson. Ta- talent very difficult to be surpassed. Nearly the whole population appears to be on tïë tees for the first year Messrs. John L. Kid well, Z. D. stree* and on house-tops watching the conflagration Iy°ä want to save your time, trouble, and money, Jamei Frank, Fred. S. Newman, A. J". Gunning. per 50 THE THEATER COMIQUE presents a very fine array Oilman, Charles Stott, Joseph W. Nairn, Daniel B. The fire has extended to Washington street on the buy your clothes at E. HAMBURGER & Ço >, GRAND STAR COURSE TicketB, $2.00, admitting gentleman and ladies, for Hints on Household Taste. ByEastlake 5 00 I of talent for this week. The English Ballad Opera Clarke, William S. Thompson, B. B. Ferguson, G. G. south and north corners of Franklin. Loud reoorta were just heard, and probacy other buildings are 465 Pennsylvania avenue. sale only by the Committee of Arrangements. Rome. By Francis Wey. Illustrated by the j Troupe, the Sappho Troupe, M'lle De Granville, the Simms, John B. Major, D. P. Hickllng, J. Parker Mil- being blown np. " OF oc27-St woman with the jaw of iron; Fairy, the infant burn, and J. D. O'Donnell. A considerable amount OWIN BarG ato the death of 'Harmon Burns, the late firm jnost celebrated artists. Full morocco.. 30 00 (Fifteenth dispatch.) if a & Co. are offering their immense stock I VenuB; Tony Harvey, and a host of others are an- of money has been contributed by our leading drug- of Boots and Shoes for ladies, gents, and misses at FANCY GOODS. It F nonnced. Mr. Walker is determined that the lovers gists to farther the establishment of this new insti- BOSTON, November 11—8:15 a. rf—The Are did not unusually low prices. These goods were selected by LECTTJBES. reach the Hartford add WeraiimÎa dSSotMil I of variety performances shall be fully satisfied, and tution. ! the late Mr. Burns, and are from the most celebrated ¡8 in riiins. Several Vaildings manufactories in the country. As this is the best SPECIALS. [ intends presenting every novelty in the business« ACKNOWLEDGMENT». — We haye received from ar\ barnèd6 ^^ i[ld"ail,gMcCun&WmS® Opportunity ever offered to the public for securing FANCY GOODS. The regular company will produce new pieces-, and-it fine goods at low prices, our patrons should call at Messrs. ® A.-Pffl & Co. the Illustrated London Al- The heat is'so intense that the firemen cannot fl»ht 903 Pennsylvania avenue.. LINCOLN HALL. fapeegless to s%y that the performances will be first manco, the Xoung Ladies' Journal, and Carl Pretael's Bask^aroburned » NationBl fj I clafcs fh eVery respect. " Vcdder Broguostidikader and Almineck Kalender" (Sixteenth dispatch!) I AM ADDING to my assortment every day, handsome BOSTON, November 10-a. m.-B is impossible at and desirable Pantaloons of my own manufacture A fine assortment of THE STAR COURSE OP LECTURES at Lincoln Halj for 1873. Gentlemen desiring perfect fitting garments are in- tms time to give an approximation of losses or even SEASON l872-'3. O) ! will commence on the 30th instant with the celebrated From J. C. Parker we have the Fine Arts for Sep- vited to inspect them,. POCKET-BOOKS, a correct statement of the extent of the devastation, GEORGE C. HENNINO, PARIS, All of Í0 English author, Edmund Yates, who will deliver his tember and October, and Cassell's Illustrated Alma- No. 410 Seventy street northwest. VIENNA, Onr Own Direct 41 i ne fire is burning as fiercely as ever,'and wilt proba- EDMUND YATES, CUTLERY, lecture upon Medern Society." Mr. Yates will be nae. bly cross Milk sttaet towards State street. LONDON. Importation, co followed in regular succession by Daniel Dougherty, From Richard B. Mohan fly from a hull and a bearl" REAL ESTATE AGENTS. Eastlake. Am. Ed i BOO Receive deposits and loan money to depositors at ing of all kinds promptly executed. ap s£tf WASHINGTON, D. C. The Eustace Diamonds. A novel. By Anthony legal interest. No, 548 G rectiwicli street, ORDERS RECEIVED BY We issue certificates of deposit bearing interest Fifth question. How many nails are there in a Trollope 125 •>» I! I*. BARKER, my 12-tf JAMES E. WAUGII, and payable on demand. (And 10 Ann street, near Broadway, adjoining Herald package of tacks ? Art Education; Scholastiff'añd Industrial. By MAKE COLLECTIONS ON ALL POINTS ifr THE Building,) Real Estate, Fire and Life Insurance Walter Smith, Art Master, London 5 00 UNITED STATES. WHOLESALE AHD RETAIL DEALER IN Ans. Whenever you put your hand into it NEW STORE! THOMAS RUSSELL, there would be about five. I screwpulously Agent, PHILP &, SOLOMONS, Negotiate Railroad, Municipal Loans, and Mort- N e w York. IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC Booksellers and Stationers, gages. avoid nails, and am dreadfully afraid of " The Buy and SeU Government Securities and other I (Successor to E. C. Dyer & Co., established in 1848,) Room S—603 Fifteenth Street. oc 27-tf 911 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Stocks, Bonds, and Gold on Commission. Pav the Sep 22-tf Cigars si 11 <1 Tobacco Old Scratch." Here let us paws for the purr highest prices for City Scrip. DR. GLOVBB, puss of provoking the mews. Domestic aHd Foreign Exchange bought and sold NATIONAL HOTEL CIOAR STAND, 1213 Pennsylvania Avenue. DESIRABLE LOTS AND HOUSES National News Company, on all the principal cities in this country and Europe. Importer and Manufacturer of Quartette on the string band—felin'ly. •"ii^ W e especially invite accounts of merchants and WASHINGTON, D. C. business men. Sight Drafts furnished to depositors " I cannot furr-get thee I" Milburns Drug Store FOR SALE, RENT, OR EXCHANGE, Trusses, Elastic Shoulder Braces je 23-tf 359 Pennsylvania Avenue, near without charge. 0£ 8_6m Sixth question. How many changes of apparel For expanding the Chest: AND PRICE LIST. Parties desiring to are necessary to theNiappiness of the female Four-and-a-half street. FIRST NATIONAL BANK LADIES' BELTS AND SUPPORTERS. GEORGE BOGUS, heart ? POLAR SODA FOUNTAIN. - Payable in coin or its Net 30 60 90 PURCHASE OR SELL REAL ESTATE equivalent in currency. Cash. days. Newspapers, Periodicals, Books, Stationery, &c., Instruments for CIub-Feet, Knock-Knees, Bow- Ans. It would be impossible to say what un- days. days. will find it to their advantage to call at 803 Fifteenth &c. The cheapest and best engraving in the city. OF WASHINGTON. Legs, Weak Ankle Joints, Curvature of the Spine, Dealer in Wood ancl Coal, REMOVED to their New Building, street. je 9-tf Plates engraved and one pack visiting cards prin- Piles and Prolapsus. paralleled degree of apparel would be regarded Lours ROEDERER'S : ted for $2. -a i- Government Depositary and Financial Agent of the _Elastic Stockings, Elastic Female Belts, Elastic Ninth street, bet. if and E sts., CARTE BLANCHE $24.40 $25 00. by the little dear ("feminineheart")as the full No. 1439 Pennsylvania Avenue, $25.60 $26 25 Monograms designed and cut, $3. Knee-Caps, Children's Trusses, and every kind of IMPERIAL 23.75 24.35 24.95 25.55 WM. HERRI™. J. STANLEY JOKES. Satisfaction guaranteed. Call and Bee our samples United States, Surgical Belt and Bandage, at , WHARF: Foot of 18>i street. meridian of happiness. Around the corner from our Old Stand, DRY SILLERY 22.00 22.55 23.10 23.65 of At-Home, Wedding, and Visiting Cards. WIDOW CLIQUOT 24.50 25.10 25.70 26.35 FIFTEENTH STREET, 10 Ann street, New Yorlc, jy 7-tf G. H. MUMM & Co.'s: In our stock can be found a full and Bplendid as- WASHINGTON, ». C. Chorus by male voices. sortment of standard Vocal and Instrumental Music. EXTRA DRY 22.00 22.55 23.10 23.65 Opposite the Treasury. Adjoining Herald Office. oc6-tf " Oh, woman I in thine hours of ease, DRY VERZENAY HERRING & JONES, Teachers supplied at usual discount. Sole Agency for Hood and Sanderson's Patent Pre- FOR SALE OR RENT. 20.75 21.25 21.75 22.30 Fine ChromoB, engravings of Senators and Repre- H. D. COOKE, Uncertain, coy, and hard to please; PIPER HEIDSIECK 21:50 22.05 22 60 ,28.15 mium Lever Truss. sentatives. (Of Jay Cooke, Co.,) President. 1- Washington Steam Dyeing and! But Been too oft, familiar with tliy face, HEIDSIECK & CO'B : Real Estate Brokers, An elegant lot of Initial Note Paper, in plain and H. C. SWAIN, t® A practical physician always in attendance. POB SALE. DRY MONOPOLE 22.50 23.05 23.60 21.20 fancy colors, at 25, 30, and 40 cents. no3-8mo ap 16-tf We first endure, then pity, then embrace 1" SILLERY 19.00 19.50 20.00 20.50 Cashier. (ep 22-tf Sconring Company, Seventh question. How many oranges can you- DWELLING-HOUSET226 E STREET N. W. RUINART, PERE & FILS 20.25 â0.75 21.30 21.85 JAY COOKE & CO., BANKERS, CHARLES HEIDSIECK : 1425 F STREET. School Books. School Books. buy for a quarter when they cost three for .a MEDICAL. 518 TENTH STREET N. W., BETWEEN E ANU F M., Three Stories, Large Back Building, Modern Im- EXTRA DRY 22.50 23.05 23.60 24.20' Buy and sell Foreign Exchange and issue cent apiece ? SILLERY 18.75 19.20 19.70 W. T. NIMMO, provements. 20.70 CIRCULAR LETTERS OF CREDIT, DB. GEO. W. SHIDT. WM. L. DRAPES 'that twenty Ans. Any one with sense never gives quarter. POMMERY & GRENO... 25.15 25.75 26.35 26.95 Beg leave to call attention to the fact MOET & CHANDON'S : HOUSES AND LOTS IN ALL PARTS CIRCUÌ. AT IN G LIBRAR T, years' experience in this business, with the use of Anthem. available in any part of the world. 511 the modern improvements, enables thera to do 'Apply to DRY SILLER? 19.00 19.50 20.00 20 50 BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, MEDICAL DEPOT, S. H. BACON, VERZENAY 19.85, 20.35 20.85 rwrJaH^Vbest,•manner. Ladies' and Children's Teach me a counterfeit to know, 21.35 OF THE CITY FOR SALE. Our drafts on |i|f£| and Scoured 709 Market Space. GREEN SEAL 2287 23.35 23.95 24.50 603 Louisiana Avenue and D street, &c. Gentlemen's Clothes, Dyed And bargains good to see. ec27-tf KRUG & CO 21.00 21.50 22.05 LOANS NEGOTIATED AND MONEY No. 317 Pennsylvania Avenue, m a style that cannot be excelled 22.60 Jay Cooke, MoOulloch & 0o,, London, corner Sixth street northwest, the best style. GIEBLER & Co.'s: BETWEEN THIRD AND POUR-AND-A-HALI" STREETS, Silk and Velvet cleaned and dyed in For quarters I to others show, DRY SILLERY Ail work guaranteed to give satisfaction. Rooms to Rent, 19.50 20.00 20.50 21.00 INVESTED. WASHINGTON, D. C. are cashed in any part of Show fifty cents to me. GOLD LABLE DRY 23.50 24.10 Opened with a stock of standard Proprietary Medi- 24.70 25.30 sep 15-tf School Books, Stationery, Newspapers, Magazines, cines. Druggi sts and the trade generally supplied in ocl8-3mos Eighth question. Compose an ode to a dress- EXT. SUPERIOR DRY.. 24.50 25.00 25.60 26.25 ENGLAND, IRELAND, AND SCOTLAND, DELMONICO 22.00 22.55 23.10 23.65 &c., &c. quantity at wholesale rates. gNCOCRAGE HOME INDUSTRY. maker, or tailor. SHIDY & DRAPER, ST. MARCEAUX 19.20 19.75 20.25 20.75 TO TRAVELERS. Books loaned singly or by the month or year. Old free of charge. my 12-tf Answer— ON Tnifi FÏRST, SECOND, and THIRD FLOORS, DUC DE MONTEBELLO 23.20 23.80 24.40 25.00 Books bought or exchanged. ang25-8m ocl3-3mos Cor. 6th st. and Louisiana avenue. 359 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. To thee, thou Sorceress of Fashion, Hail! GALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. Washington City Savings Bank, Dr. J. E. Ricord, NATIONAL NEWS COMPANY, is?" Goods delivered free of all charges. IN~ew Styles (And rain and Snow.) Swayed by the hand Inquire at EST" The above are New York prices. „ , WASHINGTON, Dec. 25, 1870. Corner of Seventh Street and Louisiana Avenue, No. 36 N. Liberty St., Baltimore, Md., The yardstick doth become a magic wand, tW Pints of the above Wines extra $2, coin, per „Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALTI- (H. COYLE & CO.) casivexcept Krug & Co., which is $3. MORE, and WASHINGTON AND THE WH'JT are WEDDING, RECEPTION, AT HOME, and VISIT- PAYS INTEREST ON ALL DEPOSITS. From Twenty years' experience in hospital and pri The needle that doth gnide the storm-tossed sail, Time purchases must he closed by note. now run as follows, via : ING CARDS, engraved and printed at short j»otice. Job Printing in every style done at a day's notice. Open daily from 9.30 a. m. to 8 p. m„ and on SAT- vate practice, can guarantee immediate relief in ex- Periodicals, Pictures. Frames, and Chromos re- To thine is naught, for this can compass things *r> c> © E SXREET FOR BALTIMORE. New Stylos of English and French Papers, Tinted URDAY EVENING, from 6.30 to 7.30 p m. cesses of youth, organic and nervous debility, and all By man undreamed of. Yet he pays thy due, Leave daily (except Sunday) at 5:15 6:45,8,8:15 a. m. and Plain. mental and bodily ailments speedily cured. Recent celved daily. je 16-tf Thomas Russell, and 1, 3, 4:10, 5:40, and 7:45 p. m. "PARIS IN ASHES," new Btyle of Mourning ,„ „ J. A. RUFF, diseases of the urinary organs cured in three davs And when thy little bill unties his wallet strings, ,FO, R AL.....L. WAY >STATIONS • J. 1 1 IV.IO. . lg tf Chronic cases (gen tB') cured in si x days by a local rem- Paper. "" - Treasurer. edy. Diseases of the blood, throat, nose, and skin "VICTOR" He feels that he could gore thee through and through. Leave dally (except Sunday) at 6:45, 8:15, and 10:80 MONOGRAM and one quire of paper, with envel- The Finest Location in the Citv. SOLE DIRECT IMPORTER FINE WINES, LI m., and 4:10 and 7:45 p. m. For principal way sta- radically cured without mercury. oc 13-ly O, great High Priestess I whose unerring darts J opes to match, stamped in colors, $8. LIYERY STABLES. oc 20-tf QUORS, AND CIGARS, tions—BladensburgV , , Beltsville'Ajauiei, Laurel,, AHU&poilAnnapoliBs >ewi ng Machine Make glad waist places, on our garments smile; Junction and Relay—leave at 5:45, 6:45, and 8 15 a THE ABOVE PAPERS ARE THE HANDSOM- Leave health and vtttue to unwhaleboned hearts, m., and 1, a, and 7:45 p. m.; 8 p. m. stops at Jes- EST PAPERS EVER OFFERED IN T11IS CITY. CÜNDURANGO. he DANCING ACADEMIES. Samples and Price List sent by mail. FINE HORSES AND BUGGIES H Igflfll§9ip9i- *°st perfect Shuttle in But oh 1 give me fits in the " latest style 1" 1213 Pennsylvania Avenue, sop s. The 5:40 p. m. stops at Annapolis Junction Steel carner. Needle bar, and Works of nov 3-tf and Relay only. The 7:45 p. m. on Sunday stops aa AT THE STABLES OP Supply of Bark Assured; Prices Eeduced. Still like the Fates thy thread and scissors go, during the week. „„ AGENCY, With all thy biases thou dost SO-BO 1 FOR ANNAPOLIS,. W. LENOX TOWERS, & BATES' Leave at 6:45 a. m. and 4:10 p. m. No train t or 469 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BET. 4# AND 6TH STS. PHILADELPHIA ALE I BookseHer, Stationer, and Engraver, ALLISON NAILOR, Jr., Bliss, Eeene & Co's Fluid Extract FEB4 LY Ninth question. How long will it take a woman from Annapolis on Sunday. scrofula. Syphilis, Rheumatism, Ul " T. W. SPICER. Aqt. of average ability to dissect the character and ON SUNDAY. 929 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, D. C. 1330,1332 and 1334 E st. northwest, FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY, FOR BALTIMORE. aug 18-tf eers Skin Diseases, all Blood Diseases tout ensemble of a rival ? PHILADELPHIA ALE!! Leave at 8 a. m^ and 8, 5:40, and 7:45 p. m. Opposite National Theater, Imperial and Willards The best known Blood Purifier. Sold by all drn a- EDWARD C. 1NOERSOLL, FOR WAY STATIONS. $3 per bottle. Office, No 60 Cedar"! Ans. The "toot" will be sure to come out at ® Street between Ninth and Tenth, Hotels. apil-tf Leave at 8 a. m„ and 8 and 7:45 p. m. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. new xork. mh 23-tf ATTORNEY-AT,LAW AND -UNITED STATES the "small end of the horn." is now open for the reception of pupils. Beginners FROM THE FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST. Spirited aria on the Hartshorn, by Miss A. MONIA. Leave daily (except Saturday and Sunday) at 5-15 DB. GARDNER, will find it to their advantage to begin as soon as and 6:45 a. m., and 3 and 7:45 p. m. On Saturday at 115 Park and Pony Phaetons ly of Ricord Hospital, United States COMMISSIONER. The gaslights fall on figures tall, possible. Celebrated Brewery of Wm. Massey and 6:45 a. m. and 7:45 p. m. Pianos and Organs. 1 be consulted privately at his residen And on complexions old in story. DAYS OF TUITION. On Sunday at 8 and 7:45 p. m„ only connecting at AT THE STABLES O* °sep29-tf°' 4S' LouiBiana avenue, opposite City Hall. "Why that's Miss O.," " You don't so! & Co., in Relay Station with trains from Baltimore to Wheel- For Missesand Masters—Tuesdays, Thursdays, and r Parkersburg, Pittsburg, &c. ALLISON NAILOR, Jr., 1002 Massachusetts Avenue, Where found her locks their golden glory ?" Saturdays, from'3 to 5 p. m. Joi Strasbnrg and points between Relay Honse and A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THE FAMOUS BARRELS, HALF BARRELS AND QUARTER Strasburg, leave at 3 p. m. connecting at Relay Tent a d "CHARLES E. WEAVER, Blow, Gossip, blow I Set the wild question flying; Ladies' Class—Wednesdays and Saturdays, from House with Strasbnrg and Winchester accommoda- 1330, 1332 and 1334 E st. northwest, BSSl? 5 ° Eleventh streets west. From his Blow, Gossip, answer Scandal, "Dyeing! Dyeing! 5:30 to 7 p. m. BARRELS. tion train. WEBER, CTeat success during thirty years ' practice in iMPe nax COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC, Opposite National Theater, Imperial and Willards' tkttfig1 brancponh th hee warrantc s a cure. DyeingI Gents' Class—Mondays, Wednesdays, and Satur- Through tickets to the West canbe had at the if i? eipt of $10 medlcineB and advice WASHINGTON, D. C. days, from 7 to 9 p. m. In store and for sale by the Agents, Washington Station Ticket Office at all hours in the AND THE CELEBRATED Hotel8 Tenth question. Compose an essay of one hun- day. - ap 21-tf oil ¿u-iy Office with R. W. Downman, Esq., Real Estât;,, Broker, dred and seventy-five lines on the feasibility of ^"Circulars to be had at the music stores or at For New York, Philadelphia and Boston, see adver tlsement of " Through Line." No. a INTELLIGENCES BTRILDIRA the Academy, et,p ^¡¿ IT CHICKERING abolishing the Board of Public Works. Palmer & Green, J. L. WILSON, WASHINGTON NAHM'S CARRIAGES. Seventh street, between D and g streets Ans. One "Line from a Lamp-post" would _ „ „„,„ „ Master of Transportation. Residence. 406 Sixth street nor'^weat Jan 14-tf L. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent. STA.BLES, do if it were strong enough. 59 Green st., Georgetown, D. C. GEO. 8. KOONTZ, General Agent, Washington, CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES! ftp 30* tf pi-ajstos. CARRIAGES. 111 WANTED. Bleating on a Shepherd's pipe. oc27-4t 1326 E st., opposite National Theater I stood in Georgetown, on a bridge, (email sine,) ALSO, THE A GOOD GENERA AGENT FOR COLUMBIA 0rthof A gutter and a sewer at each hand; HROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASH- Ca?ria^"iilhÄ ? second-hand READING LIGHTS, Milwaukee Lager Beer, TINGTON, PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK •"Smith American. Organ, Particular attention paid to FOR THE And saw from out the mud some structures rise— „ , , , WASHINSTON, June 8,1869—Noon. Repairing promptly attended to. 1 i S The tops of houses covered up with sand! From the celebrated Brewery of VALENTINE BLATZ, Trains between Washington and New York are now BOARDING HORSES. Craftsmen life Insurance Company of ran as follows, viz: AT . JOHN F. BRIDGET, The Board of Public Works around me spread; BRACKETS, of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, the genuine article, no New York. new Beer, bat FOR NEW YORK, without change of ears. Latest style CARRIAGES with responsible drivers i oc20-4c 4tt l.iOSPennaylvania avenue, And on taxpayers' lips a sickly smile Leave daily (except Sunday) at 8 a. m., 1 and 8-50 ^SADDLE HORSES, BUGGIES AND PHAETONS ^ ; Established 1852 Liberal Commissions allowed. I saw, when they recalled the happy tunes p. m. ELLIS', Address, W. H. RICHARDSON, AND REAL LACIER BEER, FOR PHILADELPHIA. 1833. ESTABLISHED 1833. Jan 20-tf It Smith st., Baltimore. Before "improvements" bored their precious s'ilc— Leave daily (except Sunday) at 8 a.m., and 1 and 5-40 a Large'and Small OMNIBUSES for Picnics and Par- Before this dreadful Board their heart and souls did At CHRISTOPHER MADES', p. m. 937 Pennsylvania Avenue, bet. 9th JOHN McDERMOTT, & BROS. jy 7-tf HORSES always for Sale and Exchange GUILD & LOCKIE, rile. SLATE MANTELS. Cor. Tenth and E streets. ON SUNDAY. and 10th streets. jan 7-tf s B 8 Leave for New York at 8:50 p. m. and Philadelphia COACH MAKERS AND CARRIAGE DEALERS, Auctioneers and Commission Merchants, Eleventh question. How was Marian dressed at 5:40 ç. m. oc37-tf No. 310 Pennsylvania Avenue, LADIES' AND GENTS' Sleeping cars for New York on 8:50 p. m. train only DRY GOODS. Near Third street, 1014 Pennsylvania Avenue, when she rescued her brother Moses from the Just received, a large assortment of new patterns Through tickets to Philadelphia. New York, or Bot-' bulrushes ? ton can be had at the Station Office at all hours of Schomacker & Co. Celebrated Gold WASHINGTON, 1). e. Th^L1efur J?y permission to J. C. McGulre, J. W the day. Carnages and Harness received on Storage and Sold CTT'^8' McGulre, Thomas L. Hume, Ro- Ans. In a Nile-green watered silk, (hair " en from New York and Philadelphia. Medal Pianos, 1 oolmllislcm Gon A See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement for New Dress Goods. Je 11-tf - Carriages Repa&ed. ?Sn iioii^ - lhert Pike, Dr. A. G. Macltey, pyramide,") which was paid for out of a Phar'oh schedulebetween Washington, Baltimore, Annapolis CARL HIGH TEH, Agent. OM™ n• Stanbury0n ,G Hon. R. T, Merrick, Hon. N. P. Also, handsome OYSTER AND DINING SALOON, and the West. J. L. WILSON, ' B3 n 'oF ;C ' Emery, Dr. R. B. Donaldson, bank. Having, as a teacher of music in this city for the »?,' , 8tuart> Wm. Struthers, Philadelphia. LT. M« . COLE„ ,„ Genera .l TickeMastetr Agentof Transportation. . paBt ten years, felt the want of a good and cheap in- EDUCATIONAL. AH sales at our Auction House will be held inside,. Duo by First find Second National. . , GEO. S. KOÓNTZ, Agent, WaSiington. ap 30-tf stilment, having seen what exorbitant prices were M. TAYLOR & CO. Furniture Sales regular on Thursdays. " We know of Banks whereon the wild time blows." CRYSTAL CHANBELIEBS 639 F Street, paid for lnferiorTnetruments, I resolved to introduce Would ask of purchasers of Dress Goods and Shawl« Furniture, Ac., taken on storage. feb 25-tf .Vt to the public of Washington a PIANO, to which there CLASSES IN FRENCH FOR Twelfth 'question, ,What is your opinion of the , is none superior, which has the newest patented an examination of their very large stock w^i! "VfERCHANTS'LINE OF STEAMSHIPS improvements, and which has given the greatest satis- ceived from NEW YORK AUCTION SA r y MORSELL & DEARING, fig leaf as an article of clothing? BETWEEN faction in concerts as well as in parlors. My success of them at greatly reductd prices ^¿¡¡Sw YOUNG LADIES. AND WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK. has been complete, and I am able now to offer these Ans. I never heard of its being worn till after NEXT DÖOR TO CORNER SEVENTH STREET, beautiful Instruments at prices from $400 to $1 600- the fall. Hereafter the fine steamships E. C KNIGHT that is te say, 33 per cent, less than any other first- Richard F. HaTrTeT, CONTRACTORS and BliLDERS. CLOCKS. fd JOHN GIBSON will make regular weeMy trips class piano, and respectfully invite the public to call Duo by the First Mr. between New York, Alexandria, Washington and at my wareroom and examine for themselves. Pianos " There was a young lady in Eden Georgetown, as follows: for rent. Pianos exchanged. Tuning and repairing Jobbing of all kinds neatly uM promptly executed WRIGHT BROS., Proprietors. properly attended to. Agency, 935 Pennsylvania ave- Young ladies not attending school, and desirous Who was given to apple feedin', 0 from UNDERTAKER, to avail themselves of Professor H. Masson's instruc- nov 3-4t Q/^TOT^V'ILat 4? Pier 89, East river, every nue, between Ninth and Tenth streets. sep22 ly and will receive immediate attention. She gavo ono to Adam, he said 'Thank you, madam,' ALEX. S, SHEPHERD & CO. P- ™ ; leave Georgetown every tion, may do BO by applying at And they both skedaddled from Eden." FRIDAY, at 7 a. m., and Alexandria the same day at For information apply to R. P. A. DHNHAM 034 F Street, bet. Ninth aud Tenth. No- |p§g Missouri Avenue, Thirteenth question. How would you regulate IF YOU HAYE A WATCH Agent, office and wharf foot of High street, George- C OJ5 E. MRS. CONDRON & SMITH'S Select School, on No. 910 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. OR PIECE OF JEWELRY TO BE REPAIRED ocl3-tf it steam boiler ? town, or at the corner of Seventeenth street and New Fifth street, between E and F, or at the take it to W. S. Tappan, at 908 F street. Masonic York avenue. Orders left at the Gas-light Office, No. 4ia Tenth st remple. A good stock of Watches, Jewelry, and WASHINGTON, D. C. Ans. The best w»y to deal with boy-ler» ie to OClS-M at 711 First street ; or at 110 Bridge street, Georgi SUverwar« for sal* at towprice« . Bep ij-rt „LM J. W. THOMPSON, MISSES EVANS & WILLIAMS' Memorial Hall, Pmifat, town, Willi»« jwompUy flI}