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Happens DEPARTMENT or wAsHINoroN,
I'D Amy CoRPs, Jan. 8, 1854.

HEADons DEPARTMENT OF WARRINGTON,
I'D Amy CoRrst Jan. 8, 1884,
General Orders, No. 1.
l. suffers in this department, and others who
are authorized TO furniah gooda and supplies for
ofleers and soldiers in this department, will be
furnished transportation over the Orange and
Alexandria and the Loudon and Hampshire rail,
road, when II can be done without Inconvenience
TO the public service, upon the following oondi
tions Inventories in duplicate, Of the goods to be
transported, must be approved by the commanding
ofieer OF the regiment or battery, and by brigade
and division commander. .
Invoices containing goods ordered by onieers
including liquors, must also be approved BY gen.
erai oficsr, and be accompanied BY tho certificate
Of the ofieer ordering tho same that they are fol
his private stores All invoices, bills and permit
must have the approval OF the Provost Marsha
General Defenees South Of the Potomac.
H. Authorized suffers, purveyofs, and AGENT
will be permitted TO load their goods at Alexan
dria, virginia, to an amount not exceeding one
sixth Of q car load, on such days and upon nucl
trains a. may be deslgnated BY the superintenden
OF said military roads, upon the payment Of suel
sum a. shall be required by the Superintendent
the same TO be paid in advance to tho Proves
Marshal General Defenoes South OF the Potomac
at the time the bill IL approved and transportation
granted. .........- ....
The amount 30 paid, and an order for transport
alton, will be Endorsed upon the approved blllI
All goods 30 transported will at all times be at IN
risk OF the owner.
ILL., All packages containing alcoholic, wint
or malt liquors, ordered by an officer, shall b
turned over to the ofieer ordering the same With
twenty-four hours after the same arrive, and
kept In his private quarters or tent; alonger d
tention Of liquor BY the sutier, puryeyor agent
shall be regarded a. evidence Of his keeping IN
| same for sale.
| 10 the Depot QuArtermAster ct Alexandria, at n
end Of each month, the funds received from tt
suffers purveyors or agent, for the transportatio
| Of their goods.
by command Of Major General Augur,
| r J. H. TAYLOR,
jaT-iw Chief OF STAFF and A. A. @.
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JOHN GoLDIN & CO.,


No. 4, Market Space, between Eighth and Ninth
streets, one door East Of Perry Bro.
Having furnished our gallery with an entire new
stock, secured the most modern instruments and
material, and arranged on the most approved plan
our light, (under the Immediate supervision OF J..
Goldln, long known to our citizens In the Photo
graphic aft We are prepared 20 furnish the public
with Photographs, Plain, In India Ink, Water and
Oil Colors, from Miniature to Imperial and life
alze Ambrotypes, all sine cArtes de visite and
yignette for Albums.
Special attention viii be paid to copying AmbrO-
type and Daguerreotype. =
rlcks b Co., Photographer, New York, 70 keep us
constantly supplied with Carries Do viste Of All the
celebrities Of the day. to which we invite the Attsn-
ton Of the public. L..i.IH.
Constantly on hand q full supply Of the most
choice French Albums also, Frames Of AL .iIes
and kinds. EH...E IaEIs'r d0c3t-tm
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THE RUSSIAN Wharf.-The MOST
Il magnificent scenic and Mechanical Exhlbi:
tIon in the world, will DO on exhibition at Odd
EVERY NIGhT THIS WEEK except Monday.
The representAtio Of Battle Scenes, Naval En-:
RAGementS, Ombardments, Storms on Land and
sea-With terrific lightning, thunder and bowling
Winda-ShipwreckS, snow storms, fearful Explo-
sions, CONGREGATIONS, ke., ko,, are 80 true 70 ma.
ture that II Il almost impossible to believe that
they are not real occurrences, $500
Doors open AtTi exhibition commences At Atob.
Admission % cents; Reserved SeAts 90 cents.
A Grand Afternoon Exhibition on Saturday At
o'clock. Ja+iw
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FOR WOOD.
.CAyALAy BUREAU, OFFICE or
cMEE ooAnTEnAIAsrEn, 70. gIth r.,

CHIEF QoAnTEnMAsrEn, No. sItH n,
SEALED PRoPOsIIb uiI1 81 received at this
once until Y o'clock M, FRIDAY, the 18th day Of
'A FIVE rH no ia 5000, CORDS OF WOOD.
None but good, hard, msrchAntAbls Wood will
be received.
Thirty-nvs Hundred CS,sool Cords 70 be delivered
Cords at Cavalry Depot, Colonel MoIntosh com
mAnding,) District OF Columbia, within forty Ct0)
days from date ofoontraet
Proposals for One Hundred (iOO) Cords and up
wards will be entertained, -..
zach Proposal must be accompanied by guar
Anty for its faithful performances, and BY the oath
OF allegiance 10 the United StAte6.
Successful bidders will be required TO enter into
written eontrIet, with good and sun security
PropoSAiS must be endorsed, a Proposals fol
Wood,n and addressed 10 Captain James A. Eken,
Chief QuATtermAster Cavalry Bureau.
me rRht 10 reject any or ali bldg IL reserved BY
the under1lgned JAMES A. EKEN,
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A woRD on ADvIonL--Those who have bean
fostering for weeks and months without obtAinina
RELIEF, should consult Dr. FiIhblatt, Whose efee II
Il No. tqi street. corner Of Eighth street, and b
Vadisally cured. twenty-five years experiences hal
established DR.. FishblAtts reputation a. physl
siAn. Recent evos cured In few days. ChArko'
modsrata. DIR. FIsHBLA1T,
No. iaI Z street, corner OF EiGhth,
Opposite the General Post Once
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CANTERBURY HALL
THE LADIES'
GREAT NATIONAL sANITARY FAIR.
THE LADIES'
GREAT EATI9SAL SAINT SANITARy FAIR.
GREAT NATIONAL SANITARY FAIR.
BENEFfT At CANTESBSRY.
tcoRREsroNDEHcE.l
LADIEs' SANITARY FAiR,l
Miss CARRIE T. fEHNELLy, SECRETARY,
III Pennsylvania Avenue,
WARRINGTON, D. c., Dec. u, 1863.
To William 4. Sinh, EIq,:
now engaged In getting up Fair for the relief OF
our sick and wounded soldiers, the proceeds to be
expended under the direction o. .hS sanitary and
efforts may be crowned with q success eommen:
Iurate with the merits Of those in whose behalf
known Esnerosity on previous oesAsion, I sn
specially INSTRUCTED by the sSnnits:s e i1ySse
and eonfidsntiy trust this appeal viii DO heard
inS SS sa aS that s Sa have
hearts OF the mGny Thousands who are ianEuishinS
in sickness far away from friends and home.
lam SIR '0OG; Hh HsTy f:i FPsssaIEI Secretary
CANrERauRT HALL,
Monday Evening, Dec. "a, 1868.
DEAR MADAM In reply to your note OF the 18th
inst, would respectfully ask in what manner
patriotic ladies OF washington have so nobiy un-
dertaken, posing to leave II optional with you
whether my contribution shall be In the form OF
such an amount OF money as frequency Of the de-
mAnds made upon me for similar objects may
render consistent, or that of benefit At this es-
tabiahment, to be given the night OF the second
Friday after January LIST, 1854
should you deem It advisable to make use Of the
IL will result In profit for the cause Of from also
TO o26o, judging from former Efforts, and . much
larger sum could doubtless be realized from the
outside sale OF tickets by the ladies and others
Interested. II the former 10 more ceptable, will
freely give S2S for so commeudAble an object An
immediate answer 10 advisable, A., II you accept
the benefit, II IL desirable to Issue tickets at an
early date, and thereby effect for them an extended
sale.
lam, dear madam,
WIN. L. sINN,
Proprietor Canterbury Hall.
Miss CARRIE 7. FESEELLy, Secretary Ladies' San
itary Fair.
WAsHISOToN, December nth.
To Manager Sim;
DEAR sIRi beg to acknowledge the receipt Of
your letter OF the lAth Inst In which YOU kindly
propose to give benefit at your establishment In
am Instructed by the Committee to inform you
that they have decided TO accept your generous
offer, At time and place designated.
BY order Of the Committed.
| MISS q, T, FENNELLN, Secretary,
| In pursuance Of the above,
A GRAND SPECIAL ENTERTAINMENT
viii be given at the Canterbury, on
| FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY sra, 1854.
JAbAt
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VINO WILL IN CURED I'VE desire TO call
special attention 10 the advertisement Of tho cole
bfated Dr.. vellny which appears In another column
The Doctor safe and reliable whose
skill and experience 10 GUARANTEES that the unfor-
tunAte victim Of certain indseretionn with
hdenee intrust his ease In his hands, Lst young
mon be warned In time, and sock the best means Of
roliAf
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DHILP n SOL0MONS,

DHILP n SOL0MONS,
BOOKSELLERS, ARMY sTATIONERs,
FRI ERS,
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
Ss2 PEFRsYLvAEIA AVENUE,
Have constantly on hand
AL Military and Naval Works,
New and recent Publications,
Army Stationery, all kinds,
Field Order Books,
Field Manifold Writers,
Company Roll Books,
General Order Files,
Time Books,
Army Pay Tables,
Field Glasses,
Field Copying Presses,
Abstract Papers,
Pension and Bounty Blanks,
Record books for use at heAdqu by As
sibtant AdjutAnt Generals.
Blank books made, and Printing done to order on
very short notice.
All Printed Books sent by mail free Of postage.
os2l-u
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ELEGANTLY BOUND AND ILLUS
IN TRATED BOOKS.

ID TRATED BOOKS.
We have now on our tables ready for inspection
q large and varied stock OF supeEbly Bound and
Beautifully Illustrated Books suitable for Presents
during the HolydaJ Season. We name In part the
iTving's sketch Book, morocco, artists edition,
RAphaels Madonnas, moir antique,
Household Friends, mus. and cloth,
The Court Of Napoleon,
bitter Sweet, antique morocco,
Illustrated London Edition OF Byron,
shakspeareB Tempest, antique,
Merrie Days of Old England.
strioklAnda Queens OF England, Q vols.
LAneelotl Queens OF England, 2 vols.
Burke's Works, 8 vols. London.
The Spectator, Z vola. London.
D'Israelps Works, vols. London.
Letters OF Junius, 2 vols. London.
Poets OF the Nineteenth Century.
The Poets Gallery, antique morocco.
Half Hour with the Best Authors, 4vols. London.
Bryant'n Poema, assorted styles.
SCOTS Lord OF the Isles, morocco.
splendid editions OF Moore, Scott, Hemans, Hood.
byron, Shakespeare, Wadsworth, Burns,
MAeAulAy'a Essays, half calf, 7 vols.
We have the latest patterns and styles Of Albums,
Episcopal Prayer and Service Books, In every
style OF Binding.
Catholic Prayer Books In all styles oil bindings.
Writing-dssks, Portfolios, &C., In large variety.
Juveniles and Toy Picture Books, complete a.
sortment,
Gold Pens, Pencils, and Cases Of the best quality.
BLANCHARD Il MOHUN,
.I Corner Eleventh street and
deci7 Pennsylvania avenue
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WHITKuURsT's GALLERY, 434 PENNSYLVANIA
AvENUE.-This celebrated establishments has just
been elegantly reftted and furnished. Has one Of
In this country, numbering over fifteen thousand,
embracing nkeneaaea Of distinguished persons
both civil and military. Lkenesses Of many oil
these fallen In battle can be obtained here. For
superior work, Whitehurst outltripping his com
petitors, received q medal at tho Worlds Fair,
London. Particular attention 10 called 10 his new
Dug ht after. noviA-u
~ BtoraRe-In Fire-Proof Brick Ware
house foot OF y street. Apply 10 FRED. g. coz
zENS Pennsylvania avenue, two doors nom Four
tenth street. Pr oc20-u
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DEAL ESTATE AND GENERAL
III AGENCY

Everybody should call on
N II. MILLER,
INTELLIGENCE 0FFICE,
For servants and real estate, Agency No. GIL Ninth
street near PennsylyaniA avenue, (north.)
Particular attention paid to the renting OF Dwell.
linga and Boarding Houses, stores, 10. Real Es-
mission.
Property holders can obtain the beat Of tenants
without charge.
NIB. The best of reference given when required.
OelS-tf
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BOARDING.

BOARDING e A NUMBER OF GEN
ID tlemeh can obtain beard At No. an Maryland
avenue between Four-and-a-hAlf and sixth streets,
lhland. oeiT-d
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THE only place whore you can purchase bsdia
Rubber goods Of all kinds Al nudcitvag prices, 10
1t II. A. HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, 80
pennaylvaniA avenue. between Ninth and Tenth
streets. Also, all kinds Of Rubber goods beauti-
hily repaired at short notice. mS n-u
Tm Omar PENNSYLVANIA RoUTs.--Th
tuisked and safest route 70 the Northwest and
Southwest. Two through trains daily, and one 10
sunday. Soldiers tickets At Government rates 70
all the principal points In the North and West
For tickets and further apply at the %
doc Of the "0reat Pennsylvania Route" northeast
torner PennHylvAniA avenue and sixth stroot, un
der National Hotel. Once open from .. m. 70
o. n.ion Sundays . N tp. W.
aug Agent
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THE SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND
IL AlArgc quantity OF OAK and PINE WOOD,
thoroughly seasoned and In good condition, which
he y prepared to deliver to purchasers In any part
Of the city, at reduced prices. Also, Anthracite
ohAsers. Orders solicited At his new Wood Yard,
No. 400 Twelfth street, between = and y str cots.
noe-u .aL n Il. C0RnETT.
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CTEAM LAUNDRY, 807 PENNSYL.
= VANIA AVENUE, between Four and-A-half
and sixth street. The Laundry having been re-.
kinda in the beat manner possible; and at short
notice Clothes seat for and delivered II desired.
wANTED-A fow good washers and ironerb i'm
mediAtely, del-lm'
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bail wa. sivsn, Nj, ., W. Mitchell becoming the
surety In both eases.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AM O0HnALtlNl 10. 81 y
EoRD's NEW THRATRE,
II TENTH STREET, ABOVE \.
John T. FORD. RRoPRIEToR and MANAGER.
LAST NIGHT, PosrTIyKLY, OF THE
cELEBRATED TRAcEbtAN,
Mr. JosRPH PROCTOR
SATURDAY EyENINo, JANUARY ., 1894
In several Of his most noted impersonAtiona.
NICK or THE WOODS
p THE JIBBTkAINosAE
To sonsiuds with
NEXT WEEK, ths TaTorits American Actress,
MRS y. p. 10WERs,
d.Sa. on Ike board. "a %s.Sssson f Rs n''
~ HoVRR'S EATRE,
~ rsnnsylysnls svenus. near willard,s Hotel.
LEONARD oRovER................ DIRECTION.
aHEAT BILL FoR SATURDAY.
ts.iIlisE nv'-ss. DRAMA written expressly for,
MIss cHARLoTTE THOMPSON,
The Charming Young American As,rsas, whose
THE HE&RTs o. 1 THE iYnopLE.
through intrinsic merit alone, stands Unparalleled
In the history Of the Modern Drama.
THIS tsATuRDAY) EVENING, JAN. ., 1894,
For tho emily time, positively, VIII be presented
the Exciting Romantic Drama OF
EDITH AND zELDIAj
THE OLD TOWER o. cHARLrswooD.
RATES OF ADMISSION;
Dross and Parquette Circles. so cents
v.ennu ~ cents
u
seats may Be secured during the day st he Box
Tisksts for sale at all the Hotels. 80
MONDAY EVENING, January II, last night but
three Of Miss cHARLorrE THOMPSON. Only time
CLOUDS cioUDs WITH siL RIiSa i q
In preparation, the Thrilling Play of
CLYSBIA, THE DESERTED;
vhieh the successful drama Of Lsah, the For.
sakeo," was taken.
CoRD's NEW THEATRE,
Il Tenih sfrea, near PsnHsvpaniS apenw.
The eminent American Artists,
MRS D. p. BOWERS,
Who, In . o..
FORCE OF GENIUS,
and INTENSITY,
Is SECOND TO NO LIVING ACTRESS,
l.. Commences
On MONDAY NIGHT, January nth,
An engagement OF extraordinary interest TO every
lover Of refined art,
She will produce, with unexAmpled perfeotion,
SPLENDID NOVELTIES.
JA1-t -... ...I.a..
WASHINGTON THEATRE.
LAST WEEK
| OF Davis Panorama OF the
WAR FOR THE UNION
EIGHTY-FIvE BATTLES ...-
TEN THOUSAND FEET OF CANVASS.
FULL BRASS BAND IN ATTENDANCE.
Single Admission rs cts. Orchestra chairs 60 ets
/ MATINEE ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON FOE
LADIES AND CHILDREN.
Admission 20 and 10 cents. jan4-6t'
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

~ n ~
HEADo'ns MILITARY Drsraieror WASHINGTON, /
WAsHIEoroH, d. g, January Q, 1854.
C1sai Orders, No 2.
ny special direction OF the Secretary OF War, tho
pais o. III liqaorn including aloohol In all plaoes
south Of no E.siern nrAneh, and within three
miles o. The cavAify Depot, a. oiesboro Point, il
prohlbited. H
ms Provost Marshal Of the MIii,a,y pi..ris, Of
Washington win so ia, ne roquirsmsnt, Of this
BY command q nlignfl1l GsnsEzi Mafilunaie,
JOHN ?. BHrnnUnNE,
is1a Asslsian. Aslu,sas General,
Of ICIA L. ~
HEADa'Rs MILITARY DIsrRIcT or WARRINGTON,
WAsuNoToS, d. o. January 2, 1888.
General ordeys, Ee.S ..g....
BY special direction Of the secretary OF War, the
sale Of all liquors containing alcohol IL hereby
prohibited in the following localities In the City Of
Washington;
The whole Of Squares IS and lie, In the vlcinIti
OF the Depots and onices Of the ouartermaster'u
Department.
The Provost Marshal Of the Military District Of
Washington will see that the requirements Of this
order are enforced.
ny command Of Brigadier General Martindals
JOHN p. sHERBuRNE,
ja1-st Aanintant Adjutant General,
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|HAE Ut ERE URY HALL.
NJ CANTERBURY
CANTERBURY
CANTERBURY
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE, Hf D.
Louisians Apsnus, near ne cprn~ " sisfh sfrssf.
I'm rear of thu Metropolitan end National Hotels
SIGN or THE mo CALCIUM LIGHT.
WIN. T. ainn............ .ManaaaI and RrnnIiaaof


THE GREAT TEMPLE OF NOVELTY.
ASTOUNDING AUTHORIZATIONS OF ATTRAc-
TON.
FIVE NEW stars,
Ia addition TO, aud without eurtailment Of, the
already MAMMOTH COMPANY.
Return Of the beautiful and engaging Fsvorits
MISS ERsEsTINE DE EAIBER,
a. si issdIas theatre 81 FsiIsdsiphis, Where her
beauty and rare accomplishments, both a. . vocal.
Isl and danssuse, created an intense furOfe,
First appearance of the Great Vocal rhenome-
non, who has lately been the recipient Of 90 much
MISS DORA DAWRON,
MISS DORA DAWRON,
The celebrated Double-voioed Singer, who may be
%oSSers Of the The ,inSalsr power
OF changing her voice instantly from that OF 70.
male 10 male and, In her songs, disooursing both
TIM HAYES, H... #.
TIM HAYES,
The celebrated Champion Clog Dancer. who,
though he has travelled throughout both England
ity before all who have undsrtafOa to compete
with him. ..- ."
Return OF the celebrated Ethiopian Duo,
MEssRS. EGAN AND EDWARDS,
MEssRs. EGkN AND EDWARDS,
Whose truly Artistic delinsation, q Negro humo.
enSomiums wherever they have appeared
faction. as n A Osssl e HsSa. w spsoy S
liant the engagement Of Miss De FAiber a. Dan
seuse, he has snee,ed a re-engAsemsnt with the
s''"' ~ MONS. b. RoNzANI,
MONS. ID. RONZANI,
MONS. D. RoNzANL
Der Of new and several original Ballots, composed
By himself to give effectiveness to which he has
also E sssslRsd fn sSls M BALLET TROUPE
S sSszsS S sssNP ShIIET TR9TfE
THIS EVENING,
win be produced charming effective Ballet, called
THE ARTISTS DREAM.
In addition TO the above unprecedented array Of
talent all the old iavorites viii appear, including
WILLIS ARMSTRONG,
L. J. DoNNELLY,
IT, IA GIAhKE,
THE BoeuET OF BEAUTY.
THE BoouET OF BEAUTY.
LILLE BRANDON,
KATE HARRisoN,
JULIA RICHMOND,
EsTRLLE FoRhEsT,
JENNIE FORREST,
| LUCY CLIFTON,
| MILE GERALDINE,
| LE0N0RA CREED, &c.
In new Vocal and TerpsichOrean efforts.
The performance will conclude with the side
splitting Farce OF -
NATURE AND PHILOSOPHY.
| NATURE AND PHILOSOPHY.
miss Lille brhndol
| Father Philip. Mr.. u. w. William
Admission. .....".............'.S can.
n
| Private Boxes, holding aix perBonH.......oB
Doors open a sk o'sloeki Performances At N.
~ Friday evening, January 8, Grand Enter
| taiment will take place In aid OF the Ladies'
| GREAT NATIONAL SANITARY FAIR,
| GREAT NATIONAL SANITARY FAIR,
| GREAT NATIONAL SANITARY FAIR,
| To be given by the Ladies' Of Washington for tn
benefit Of the ---
UNITED STATES SANITARY COMMISSION,
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, At o'clock.
| Admission-LAdies 20 cents; Children 10 cents.
1 -
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JRwmRri JEwKIRr ! JEwrLRY FLOR one
dollar, At AS Pennsylvania avenue, near FourAnd.
half street the Dollar store.
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WE HAVE lately tried speer's Wine, at his
place Al Passaie, NJ. mis- pure article from the
juice ofthe cultivated Port grape, prepared and
fefmented by now prooess, without the addition
OF any spirits. II IL one Of tie most comfortable
sordials we have ever tasted, and especially good
for those who object principle 10 rtlmulants, a.
70 has all the properties Of warmth and energy
which occasionally render resort 70 them abso-
luieiy Medicinal Each vintage must lay four
years before put IN market. His success 10 70
mArkAble a. Il 10 being ordered by families, mer-
chants, and druggists, from all parts Of this
county, from South Ameriea. England, and even
from the wine districts Of Frsnes.-Frenh Ladies
Hiusfrsfsd Newspaper
Our druggists have II for sale.
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NOR SALE TWENTY HOUSES,
II uarge and small) In different parts Of wash
ington. 1890.
Also, the following BUILDING LOTS,
elxIso feet, M street, between tth and 9Th.
i2oxi0o feet, 18th, between and q atrssts.
6Oxi0o feet, Pa. avenue east, bet. eth and Tth.
leoxlts feet, north L, between 18th and Goth.
t6xt0o feet, on N, between 9TH and 6th.
e0x10o feet, on 10th, near y. "..
eoxps feet, north d, botwaen ID and 9Th. y....
qoxioe fest nth, near north I.
Capitol. ..r.a AZ.
FURNISHED HOUSE, near Treasury Depart
ment and Pennsylvania avenue, for rent. 4
BUSINESS PLACES and ROOMS in all parts Of
g. q city. n H.. .Ha| -.. rr
FARMS for sale and exchange.
.H.I MITCHELL 4 SON,
aB. Real Estate nrokers,
r- Southeast cor. Pa. Nv. and 18th 81.
N little. examined, Loan. nsso.lsssd, and
Law Papers OF every description prepared.
de2S-u |. 80 : I-
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ADJUSTMENTS.

.UARIETIES VARIETIES
" Fronting Penn's avenue and Ninth street,
Fitzsinmons. ...,... Stage Manager and Advertiser
TONIGHT, TONIGHT.
ENTIRE CHANGE OF BILL.
Fir.t appearance OF the Great Jig Dancer Of the
MISS KATE CLARE,
MISS KATE CLARE, .
And the Lovely Formed Artistic,
MISS ANNIE CLARE
MISS ANNIE CLARE.
THE GREAT MILITARY SPECTACLE.
Fiiz simmons popular adaptation, fun OF Dattlel
combats, Love, Merriment and Exeitsmshts,
FRENCH SPY,
On, THE sronMIHo or ALoIEns.
$:;ss; !: s ssi'' Lin. wind.
4 FULL DRAMATIC COMPANY,
THE REGULAR MUSIC HALL PERFORMANCE
ALL THE BALLET APPEARs.
Songs, dances, acts Of all kind.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, MATINEE
Admission Is and 80 cent?.
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