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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-24

Murders In New York and ON Long Island
The WALKER Expcdition--The Utah Espcdi-
tion-Brighnm Young's Procismasion-The
Mutiny IN India-The Latest News, Sc.

The Walker Expcdition-The Utah Espcdi-
tion-Brighnm Young's Procisnasion-The
Musiny IN India-The Latest News, Sc.
The FAMILY HERALD will be published Wednesday
Nor. .t~ rs contents will embrace
Tue assassination in Water 81. -
The As estimation in william street.
- Murder q Hamilton in Canal street
S@c,iing--Dr Motifs nsht with garocrs, and others
cases.
run p,r,iculma 81 rl. r.; jefferson Murder and
sGlc de
Judge Russers sentences .. Ir,.oucrs 30 The coar, Of
Sessions.
Further particulars Of the Fail Of Delh we'd b. ae
Atlantic together with other interesting forc.r
The Utah neutrality-suspicious. Of Colonels Acx,aacr
and Johnston--Ske,ch Of tho Prophet of Utah
Tho Walker Expedition--Arrcst Of Gen. walker-pe.
parture 81 the Filibusters.
latest Tecpaphic News from all sectors Of the
country.
Together with Editorials on the current topics Of the
day-Theairical Notices-Gty News Of 1Hterest-Pclce
Rcports--saic Of the Money and Commercial Markets
Marriages and Deaths for The week. and Of msccl
lsneous general reading.
Terms-s2 year. four cents a single cory. To be oh
tanned from the news agents, or a, the Office.
Court Cslend'nr-This Day.
svrpxu CorKr-Crcut-Nos. 2o9i 1923 ltlo lf2i,
1881, 2s6 23ls, s2i leos 1924 lee 2lsi $3.50 ~ ssl
ea7 ESQ e2s s6s asa ogs 600 702 70S, 10, 5is 49,
Sill 3o4 $40 Ti2 700 us 70 73 727 va 3o5 go vi
to2 eel, 543, 7l3, COS, I'll, SO, esi, 7os, col.
Whites Fail style, ss-Last Spring style
reduced 20 the low price " e. AtwITES the halter, lsS
Fulton street, tive doors east " Broadway.
Fur wsrehouss,
No. lf Maiden lana
O. q. GuNTHER A SONS
ms oThER s i;Gf russ
which they offer In the face Of existing Of
trsde At greatly reduced prtcee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-24

neN0uc~ Saiamander Safcs--Nath Patent
uowder proo IL ks and bars Also
roof parior ssfex, Depot 1872 Pearl street
ROBERT M PATRICK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-24

BstcheIsrss HAIR Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
The best in the world suvpaA sing all sde sold applied
81 the manufactory. x2 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-24

100 D~,en Five Liner Collars, NJ 81 per
dozen At retail MOODY A wIGGANs, Sl5 broadway, ad-
joining the Hospital.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-24

Gray Hair-Its Diseases, Fall, Change or
Church street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-24

Shaker Knit and Scotch Wool Unster q ,s-
ments all at McIAUGHLINS ri an furnish ng
store. 269 Greenwich street, corner OF Murray
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-24

Barry's TsicOpherOus II cN,e hest and cheap
est article for dressing identifying Ansng curipg pre-
serving and restoring the hat Ladies, ry 1t Sold by ell
druggists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-24

Gold Watches, Pens and Pencits Retailing
below cost BY the import manufacturer WIMAeT
4 CLuSsMAN, a Maiden lane up stars,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-24

3f3 Neutrality-suspicious. TTss, suspendcrs,
cambria handkrrchiefs &c, Parts style scarfs I'm.
porters and manufacturers stock Of the above goods retail
W per cent less thsn cost. CHAS. LUM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-24

For WOman's GOOd-FntheHs, Husband and
brothers, send 10 GALUTIA b. SMITH. Eighth and Walnut
Streets Philadelphia for free circular.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-24
Grxat Sale or Sseuin's rurr.

AT suction on Nov. "a. IS Il and ~,
Al 80 BROADWAY.
See advertisement in dry goods column.
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Messrs. Thorn & Owen, Ala Broadyv

ClistadOrO's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupecs-
The very best in the world dye privately
applied, at No. Aston House.
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and New York City Railroad Company, and form
new copartnership with the Corning Railroad Com
pany, to the prejudice OF the Buffalo and New York.
City Railroad entire Charles O'Conor, Esq, and
Dorman b. Eaton, Esq, are retained as counsel for
the seven hundred thousand dollars owned by bond
holders and specially secured on the Hornelsville
section.
The following table shows the amount of specie
brought by the steamship Atlantic, and to whom it
was c0nsinnad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-24

Wigs for %, MT Cameron,s Mandatory,
f99Fulon street. Brooklyn. For style and quality cha
an0a ha Uorld
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-24

messrSs THORN ~ owen, Ala broadway,
have received consignment large and superior
of clothing Of the latest styles which they will sell
great reduction from wholesale prices They have also
marked down their large stock Of boys clothing
pondingly low figures Now Is the time 10 buy clothing that
Is really cheap.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-24

No 4f Maiden lana
G. q. GuNTHER A SONS
Invite special attention 10 lheir stock OF
LADfRe' AND OTTER MANUFACTURED FUHs
which they offer In the face of existing OF
trsde al greatly reduced pricee
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WITTY PER CwNr.

% py 81 ucha and make your seectons OF them Tor yoa
almost
WITTY PER CxNr
WHISPERS OR MOusTACHEs FORCED TO GROW
w In six weeks by ongent, which will stain In
Jre The skim u boe sent to part OF the country +
q GRAHAM, GA Broadway; Hayes. lT6 Fulton stres<,
Brooklyn; Zebar, "A South Third street. Philadelphia
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RNpturc.-Marsh Il Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss o6oe removed No. 2vesey street. Aston House
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TIIiF GREAT RUSH
For bargains at DATLEYs, the celebrated china, gfaa3
fixtures sve plated dealers 63l Broal~
way, continues Why shouldn't III They
heard of Inducements may be by looking goods
in their show windows marked In
FIGURES,
And by thn foil n1xn q az nrica
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-24

Hill the Inimitable Shaving, Hair Cutting
and dying No. Barclay street Hair dye only four
ah A bOY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-19
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS

In the SENATE, yesterday, after We went to
press, the balance Of the days session was de.
voted to the consideration Of Executive bust.
ness, with closed doors
In THE HOUSE, various propositions to amend
the Tariff bill of Mr.. Campbell of Ohio, were
debated in Committee of the Whole on the
state of the Union, all Of which were rejected
except one offered by Mr.. Morrill,, as follows :
That son and after the 10Th of July nothing
in this act shall be so construed as to admit
any wool free unless its cost shall be at the
place of importation ten cents per pound or
less; and also that no waste or sheddy OK
sheeped pelts, or skins with the wool on, shall
be imported at a less rate of duty than is now
imposed upon tho said article }"
When the Committee rose tho SGnate's
amendment to the House bill relating to fer
eign silver coin, making it lawful fer two
years after the passage of the act, to pay out
at the mint cents for the fractional parts Of a
dollar at their nominal value of TWENTY-FIVE
twelve and half, and six and quarter cents
respectively, was agreed TO.
After the transaction Of some other business
they adjourned.
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The Peabody Gift to baltimore

The gift of George Peabody, Esq to the
city of Baltimore Of $500, 900 for the establish.
ment of an Institute for the promotion of ed.
ucation and the fine arts, is one Of unexam.
pied muni6cence His letter to the gentlemen
whom he las selected as trustees is admirable
and the general plan Of the institution which
he submits to them shows that ne has gwen to
the subject the most careful consideration.
The plan includes an extensive library. the
delivery Of lectures, rewards to the. merito.
rious graduates Of the public high schools, an
academy Of music, gallery of paintings and
sculpture, &c. Rooms are to be provided in
the building for the Maryland Historical So
ciety. The Institute is never to BIO used for
" the dissemination or discussion Of sectariau
theology or party politics" or to minister to
discussion, infdelity, visionary theories OF
philosophy or sectional jealousies lie cor
templates contributing further to the Institute
as it may need his assistance, until fully es.
tablished.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-19
Proceedinga Of To-Day.

lS TIE SENATE, to-day, the bill passed By
the House on the day before yesterday, re
pealing all exiating law in K snsas, teing tax. /,
up, was, on motion, laid on the table
The Submarine Telegraph bill then came
up on the House amendments thereto, and W a;
debated By Messrs. Thon pson of Ky Hunter
and Butler against it, and Rusk and Bell OF
Tenn. in its favor, ere we went to press
In THE House, Mr. Letcher reported from
the Ways and Means Committee bill for the
relief of the Norfolk and Petersburg railroad
company
This bill grants an extension of time to this
company for the payment Of duties on railroad
iron.
Mr Letcher moved to put it on its passage,
and it was debated by Messrs Lstcher and
Millson in it's favor, and Mr.. Campbell of Pa,
against it On motion of Mr. c. it was laid on
the table-yeas 90, nays SO.
Mr.. Davis, Of Md, rising to a privileged
question, made report from the existing
(House) Investigating Committee on the case
of William Gilbert, a member from New York,
charged with having made a corrupt bargain
with F. F. c. Triplett for services to be Ier.
dered to him in getting a resolution passed sy
Congress, apprspriating money for the pnr.
chase Of a work of the said Triplett's
Mr. Bennett, rising to point of order, COP
tended that the character of the report was
not in accordance with the resolution under
which the committee were appointed.
Mr.. b. and Mr.. Grow advocated this point
OF order, and the propriety of recommittiDg
the report, with instructions to the committee
to confne it to the strict letter Of the resolu-
ton.
Here followed excited conversational de.
bate, in which many members participated.
The Speaker having overrulca the joint
order,
Mr. Davis then commenced to read his report
from the rOstrun, when
Mr. w atson protested against proceeding
with the reading, on the ground that the re-
port was wholly foreign to the duty deyolved
On the committee by the resolution
MIR. Davis then continued the reading Of the
report amid profound silence and deep excite
ment
1t concluded with resolution for the ex.
pulsion of Vim A Gilbert
The question being On its adoption
Cir Grow addressed the House with great
eaTnes.ness against it, contending that the re-
port showed that the Committee 10. only went
beyond the line of their duty, but conducted
their proceedings on q star chamber plan,
summoning profigates from the streets OF
Washington 10 blacken the character of mem
bers, from whom their testimony was kept Sc
cret until long after it had been given in sc.
cret A.,
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PERSONAL

....Miss Louisa Pyne and Mr.. w. Harrison
OF the English Opera, are at Browns Hotel
80. Max Maret1ek's troupe gave the Opera
Of Lucia di Lammermoor in Charleston Mon
day night. " +
-. c. NJ. Denie, of the New Orleans Plea.
JUNE. and poet of considerable promise, died
en- the 3lst ult.
....Cspt Geo. A Rawlings, known to the
world as the model conductor Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, is at Browns Hotel.
80. Mrs. A. Drake, the once celebrated
actress, is playing at the Indianapolis Thea.
tire. She has not been on the stage for some
years. --..
-. Charles w. Horriger, n young book.
binder in Columbus, Ohio, having been cav.
ilierly treated by young lady swallowed q
dose of strychnine and died two hours after.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-19

ARKANSAS,

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
February IL, 1857 (
lDRuPOSALS FOR CONVEYING THE MAI q
Il Of the United States from lst Juy, 1857, 10 3 nh
June, 1855, IN The State ARK ANSAS, will be re-
ceived at the Contrast Office Of this department nm
nls m # 3lst { March next, = he decided by
18th OF April following, On the route and in the time
hereinafter stated:
No. 1903 Ere m Lite Rock, by Fourch.. COLLEGE.
vile Midway, Berlin, Fair Pay, R,ckport.
Midway, Aria ielphia, Clear spring, An
tome, Huddlesten, q ayes, and y arlbrook.
&, Washington, 100 miles and back, three
times 4 week
Leave Little Rock Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at . am
Arrive at Wa shingion mt xt Gays by 1pm
Leave Washington Tuesday, THURSDAY, and
Saturday at m
Arrive at Little Rock next days by Ppm
Propo. als TO convey the mails in E. ur-horse
coaches are invited.
For forms OF proposal, guarantee and certificate
also Instr ucions end requirements To be embraced
III the contracts see acverst ment of the ID instant
IN pamphlet rm al the pfincI al post Offices and
also the advert ment Of January 9, 1854 Of routes
in Arkansas, &c.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
leoiS-la"4" POSTMASTER General.
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Court Of claims Tuesday, Hon, N. A,

Court Of claims .-on Tuesday, Hon. N. A.
Baker, Of Clinton, Iowa, was appointed com.
missioner to take testimony
j. b De Bow, ESQ of Louisiana. was
sworn an attorney of the court,
Chief Justice Gilch rist delivered the opinion
OF the court In the following cases against the
United States, in which favorable bills were
ordered to be reported: Tempy Connolly, Mary
ROBBINS, Anna Parrot, Nancy Madison, Mary
BURT, Mercy Armstrong, Rosamond Robinson,
Lucreta WILCOX, Lavena Upton, Cashier Ste
rens, Margaret Taylor, Hannah Weaver, Ann
Mr.. Averill concluded his argument in the
ease OF Picard, and tho case was submitted.
Mr. Ely opened the argument on the part of
the claimants IN the case of Spence Il Reid,
on the facts, and continued until the court ad-
journed.
Yesterday-Samuel c. Perkins, Eco, of
Philadelphia, was sworn an attorney of the
court
Mr.. Ely concluded the argument in the case
Of Spence d Reid. Mr. Blair replied, and the
case was submitted. Adjourned.
Ths Current Operations Of the Treasury
Departmsnt.-On yesterday, 18th February,
there were of Treasury warrants entered on
tho books of the Department
Tor the redemption of Stocks.... SI5,6O5 90
For the Treasury Department. 04S4 so
For the Interior Department..... 4099 SO
FOR customs ................... 27,S89 81
War warrants received and en-.
tered. ................ 900. 80 So
On account of the Navy......... e467 81
From miscellaneous sources. 49,. LAT 80
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WATCH Rs,

's'HE LARGEST ASSORTMENT EVER
n OFFERED TO OUR CUSTOMERS -
those In search Of very superior Time keepers
VIII Ind our stock to embrace all the more cele.
bsated makers, suitable both for ladies and gen.
temen.
Confident that our assortment is as complete a.
any In this country, and possessing every advar-
tage In getting II up on the best terms, we are
prepared to offer unusual inducements to pur-
chasers.
Members OF Congress and strangers who de-
sign purchasing Watches would do well to mai q
al early selection, that their quality NAV Re
tholoughly tested before leaving the city
NJ. w. GAIT BIO,
feb 19.ot 3S4 Pa. av., bet. 9th and ion sts.
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tHffE6 SfifKi MAit,,
LOUISIANA.
Posr OrTIca DEPARTMENT.

PosT OFFIcR rEPAwrnEHr
"a February IL, 1885,,
PROPOSALS FOR CONVEYING Tbs MAIL 8
ofthe United States from LIST July, 1857 10 2 Nh
June, 1855, in The State of LOUISIANA, will b. re-
ceived al the Contract Ofce OF this depaum NJ IN
I'll 8 p. m of 3tst Of March next, to be decided by
18th of April following, the route, and in the time
hereinafter stated:
No. 1923 From Morsanvlle, BY Mans-rd, Marks
vile, and Point Magree, To Alexandra, La
50 miles and back, three times a week
L.Nve Morsanv lie Monday, "Wednesday and
frray AT q a m
Arrive ut Alexandra next days by - m
Leave AleAan ria Tuesday, THURSDAY and
,turday AT pm '#-.
Arnva at Moreanyille next days by { Pm
For foms OF proposal, guarantee, and GER ificate,
also instructions aud Requirements 10 be Embraced
in the contracts, adv rsement of the 81 instant
IN pamphlet foim, at the principal post Offices, and
also the adv IT semeut OF January g 1854. nj routes
in l.ouis lar a, Sc JAMES GANPBELI
feb 19-law4w Postmaster q neal
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The BERGEN RIors.-The New York Her
aid of yesterday says:
The excitement consequent upon the riot
ct Bergen tunnel has not yet abated. The
ho6oken Artillery were on duty on Monday
night, and were relieved yesterday by the
Montgomery Guard. The Greenyilie Guard
were stationed at the Court House last night.
where they will remain until this morning.
An Investigation of the affair was commenced
yesterday, and from the testimony ELECTED
quantity Of firearms and other weapons were
seized on Monday night-the muskets fowling
pieces and pistols being loaded and capped y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-19

THO EXHIBITe RS OF The NJ. M. Pa .
= quantity Of GLASS CASES and SA6hEs
for sale cheap at 30l Penn. avenue, over Mr.. H.
denour's OoaJoctionsIy. feb l3-6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-19

~ On Friday last, V. s Ludwigh, editor
of the " Die FueNei," a Germsn paper, in
Maryland, who, during the Presidential cam
paign, went to the North and wrote some rath.
er doubtful letters from there about the pecu-
liar institution, arrived in Savannah. The
Journal says his proclivities being noised
about, he was Immediately put into Jail A
meeting was held by some citizens who de.
ternined TO treat him to tar and feathers,
another peculiar institution" if he did n, t
leave the city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-19
j. z. UOBBIN,
oecretary Of the Navy.

The Indiana Senatorial Question-Tbs
New York Tribune has spasms over this ques.
ton Its characteristic tendency to hydro.
phobia never was more forcibly illustrated
than in its late disquisitions upon this partio-
ular subject. Its aim is, of course, TO secure
success for the scheme concocted By the Re-
publican party managers in this city and duly
carried out by their partisans in the Legisla.
tuFs at Indianapolis. All who see behind the
curtain here are aware that the tricks essayed
there to throw doubt on the validity Of the
erection In question, were cunningly and care
iuily natured here, and had for their aim the
single purpose Of defeating the action of
msJor''y OF the Legislature (of Indiana) for
the dement, OF the Republican party. tire.
mains 70 be seen how far that purpose can tri-
umph' now that all the world know the history
and character Of ita attendant plots
The House Investigating Committsa q
ported this morning in the case of Mr. G;Ih.r,
a member from New York, charged tv than
with corruption. The proceedings showed
great excitement on the part of nearly all n.
members, and more feeling than We have
often seen displayed in the Hall
Award.-Thc Secretary of the Treasury has
awarded the contract for constructing the new
Custom House at Galveston, Texas. to B.
Clusky Co., they being the lowest bidders,
at S6s,72s So.
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HUs
COmmissione e: Of the General Land One.
NOTICE TO Pre- EMprIoN ri .,m.vrs

Evey person ell tiled 10 the ri,h, ~ nrs.snr.
uon 10 any OF the lands within the Townships and
ais OF townships above enumerated is required 70
az lsh me same To the ,atsfac ion Of the register
Psynent therefor az s.on as pratica5e affey se,fus
ms nor. and before the day appoint for the Gem
n.neemsnt OF the public sale OF the lands smbIa =
ing the tract AIMED; otherwise such ca m will be
ioriet'ed. THOS A HENDRICKS.
Commits ionsr Of the General Land Office.
b 19-iawl3wt
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ALEXANDRIA AND wAsHIN0TON
THE STEAMER GEORGE WASHINGTON
= WI depart at the following
Leave Alexandria 7K, o, II.Ix. az.
rs is Washington s sS e SdasSS G.s.,n
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LID AND RucksKIN GLOVES Cleaned

KlD AND BUCkSKIN GLOVES Cleaned
IN In the best manner Orders lef az a, -,
Mr.. r. PILLlN6iS Glove and HcsieiyfllTlllIg
Establishment No 2sS Penn avenue, be- SIjV
tween 18th and l2th streets, will receiveG@
prompt attention. feb 1919
lust ARRIyED-ANOTRE ASS0RI-
- ment OF the patent E6ULATlN6 FLUID
LAMPS These lamps cannot be excehed Tor
safety, brilliancy, and cleanliness.
ALSO
Kerosene and Kerosene Lamps Of an entirely
new pattern, superoly fni'hed
Lard OIL ard Lard OIL Lamps, several new
kinds. Stand ard Hand Lamps
Pine Oil and Pine OH Lamps, every va'ieY
Hanging, stand and Side Lamps
Ethereal Oh or spirit Gas, Manufactured Of the
best materials, superior to any made north Of this
city, giving clear light and burning longer
For sale by JR NcGREGOR,
Il b 1e- div s3l eyenth II
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NEW YORK LEDGER, THE PEOPLES
~ ser, for 2oth f, bruary. Buy 1, at
feb 10 FERGUSON'S, 4S6 seventh st.
MAGAZINES FOR MARCH, Peterson,y,
w Ballou's, &c. FERGUsON;s.
ieol9 4S6 Seventh ct
4 thEAf READING. Az THE CIRCULA-
~ ung Library. Call and get Books at
feb 10 FER"USON'S, ass Seventh ST.
ETIQUErfE AT WASHINGTON, and
IL complete through the Metropolis and Its en-
v!rons, with fine Illustrations. Paper Covers rs
cents. Cloth, so cents Just published by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
feb 10 Bookstore, near 9th St
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folk, Virginia. ' FN'' " -''A'
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Boarding.

BOARD, &c.-MRS. BATES, ON THE s.W
- corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9Th street.
IL prepared TO accommoda ate gentlemen with rooms
with or without board. Every effort will be made
10 render those comfortable who may favor hef
with their patronage. Transient or table board
can be obtained spe-6
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Washington Circus and Ampithealrs.
Corner Of Seventh street and the Avep..
Triumphant Success Of tke N,.r Season.
second night II the world renowned Wit, lester.
ard Bumorisf,
ID "A N ICE,
Who will introduce his wonderfully educstea
COMIC MULES
MR.. JAMES ROBINSON,
The marvellous Equestrian and most daring bar.
back rtder Of the age will appear
MAD'LLE MARGU ERETTE,
MASTER ROBERT,
AND The WHITBY FAMILY
VIII have the honor Of making their arst appesr.
ance In the Federal City,
Mr.. FRANK ROssTON
VIII perform such acts In the circle es are csIeu.
lated 10 demonstrate the rare powers Of
DAN RICE
farticular N tfce.-Seats can be secured du
ring MI Rice's Engagement each day, from 10 a.
m. until 3 p. m.
Boxes 50 cents. Pit rs cents. feb 10
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JUST RECEIVED

A LOT OF pRUNEs, RAIsINs, FIGS AND
IA Soft Shell Almonds, q II Of the best quality
ICE CREAM at 50 per gallon, and made Of
all cream, which has been attested by hundreds
OF persons, at the Orphans Fair. Gron Hail,
Presbyterian Fair, schneideI's Building, and a.
Lutheran Fair, Metropolitan Hall.
Also, very fine lot Of choice CONFECTION.
EKf lust received this morning, too numerous
TO mention. "
We invite our friends to call and see them at
No 30i Pa avenue
feb l9-3t II n RIDENoUR r. IN