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GERMAN opBRA. - 2 =
LEONARD GROWER. DIRECTOR. |
The Director has the honor TO announce To the
citiiens Of Washington that season limited to
- SIX NIGHTS ONLY, AFt
most positively, win be given BY a-s 80
~. GROWERS GRAND GERMAN OPERA
COMPANY, draa efesgs|
-j f1 rBgHl III. s..l
GROWERS THEATRE,
MONDAY EVENING, February 9. 1890.
presenting in the most sasstlvs manner possible
SIX OF tbs FINEST OPERAS p
embraced in the extensive German repertoire. as
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5,
MARTHA.
TUESDAY, yEguARr
FAUST.
WEDNESDAY, FKBRuARrl s.
ROBERT LIB DIABLE
THURSDAY, PBBRuARY 9.
.s.. FRA DIAvoLo.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY
LIS HuGUENoTs.
. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10,
DON GIOVANNI.
The Troupe has within the past three weeks
been called from the West to Boston, " here undor
the personal supervision Of Mr.. Leonard Grover,
II has thoroughly fsorgsnirsd, and, a. 10 clearly
proven by the recent tremendous successes In
thai oity In now In the most eHeetiya con Iiion
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LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
CHARLOTTE @. SMITH

LOTTE @. SMITH
HAs.rHs MOST ELEGANT AssoKrnBSr or
PRENC L0Ak6
IN AMERICA.
For Style and Richness they Defy Composition
.. No. ll42 BROADWAY,
One Door above Twenty sixth street,
NEW YORK CITY. ma 2ma
DEFREsHMENTs AT THE CAPITOL.
The best aud cheapest Restaurant In Washing
ton 10 that under the Representatives Hall
Members Of Congress and visitors are served
with yiands which for good quality and moder-
ate price are unsurpassed.
ja20-f WIN. SANDERsON, Proprietor.
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Colonel and Chief ouartermaAter,
jsnl0.l9t Department Of Washington.

NoTIoE.-IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE
IN great facilities given by the Washington,
Alexandria and 0eorgetown Railroad Company,
In connection with the reopeuing Of portion Of
the Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire rail.
been enabled TO make an arrangement 10 furnish
Thomas Gait, ESQ.,, with Oak and Pine wood, Of
superior quality for fuel, whereby he will be
necessary article Of domestic eonsam ptiou' D Al
greatly reduced rates For particulars see Mr..
JOSEPH THORNTON.
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THIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE
l. subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Washington county, In the District Of CO.
lumbia, letters Of administration on the personal
estate Of John Spencer, late OF Warrington
City, DC. deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased arc hereby warned 10
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to
the subseriber, on or before the 90th day Of Jan.
airy next; they may otherwise by law DO ex.
sluded from all benent OF the said estate.
Given under my hand this Soth day Of Janu.
py, 1865 ROSA STOKES,
= ja3o-wSwA sFr.. AdministEAtTix.
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ArTwenty-fiyeC Cents 20 save Twen-
ty-fve Dollars. = HEGBMAN's Concentrated
Beurins removes Paint, Grease Spots, &c. In.
stantly, and cleans silks, Ribbons, Gloves, &e.,
equal 70 new, Only % cents per bottle. Sold
BY DruRgistr. ~ HEGBMAN 4 CO.,
Chemists and Druggists,
no1S-d&w3m New York.
The New York herald., 1866-02-09

snx women. 70 look a ths costumes and sss VINO had
cnms fhs native horn were oat e welt ana stood o.
sisssly e. four ioas hecn n shS rsin azias
- ~ endiem VARIETY OF oostumss maska domiuoss.
wiga swordA helmets and III the Gorgeous paraphsr,
nsllA q fully ecstnmsd carnival u wAs nos crowd
OF spectators uxwn nom any particular chs of the
eo9msnsy u wssa company o. rolckins, curiosity
eeeke, Who knsw Ne elements Of he'd been ioossd
g. ths nsht sne though they might nos - In the
fu bl9Ss And atter of the houss nsda there was still
enough 70 b ssen without 70 shAlsngs their amition
ssi aiiy repay then Zoe waiting Every cass and
ditien sppssrs1 70 b reprssnts1 ana The s rsgrsd
urchin With hare ss who a day long ha1 essgcd his
pennies Tor swsepnx The crosswHlkS joetisd With In
pscunious freedom Against the man q millions, who
ponsd his cigar and gAss6 On IN silsnoA
The spec uators were buner than snybsdy, ths police
sxcsptsd They had .lcks.s N every variety q price:
they would take twenty dolsrs twvuty ave were noe
availaole and finally dropped - afsssn. Ths price
oweso ud ne crsss o. the pscuinson - ths sycn.
ing wore on A. ssven they ~~s indspendens In their
demands A nine little Isss A. ten tickets might
be had Of them q par rwo hours later and they
were chop fAllen 70 dece rcse whe desred tickets
were AFRAID 10 purchase them doubting thsr genuine
nss, and those who would have purchased ~ their
RISK wess desemsd from doing 70 ~ Ne umsly sdmoni.
tons OF tho polca A. the coss u the ball the utmost
order was observed by the carriages In taking up the
guests who contcncd abide the regulations and
take each - fAst ~ n cams into line.
The New York herald., 1866-02-09

Senate.
ALsAsy Feb g. fsod
Petitions wcrs presented for Metropolitan Baggage
act and 10 incorporate the workingmens Union Of
New York
mIrs REPORTED rAvoRAsLY.
To regulate taxes lands TAKEN TO be taken for
% ei
By Mr. 0,s~sy, trsp, Of ,wAshns,on-A nA,od.y -.
port 70 extsnd The term o once Of Justices m the Eighth
$50 - = snas ! = sv..c.p.
BY Mr. n O. NunrHv, ldem.I Of Kinss-ro cancel Ger.
tain contrscs relative TO the Tenth avenue sewer 10 New
By Mr. O o. cosssu, ldsm.l q New york-ro Incor-
poratc the Sstss Of the Poor OF ~ Fnncis In New York
% Incorporate ths undsrslIa Library Association Of New
York.
suas INTRODUCED
BY Mr. y CoRsnIf, trepl of Tcmpkins-ro provide
Tor the redacsoa or the capital sock o. banking assocs
By Mr. Lz-r. tr.p) Of New York-ro regulate the sale
Of Intoxicating liquors In Metropolitan Police distrcia
u constitutes board OF police commissioner Of the
to grant licenses
by Mr. BKxssrT, oep.) Of Rr:s--ro dsnns.the powers
OF railroad pnnics In certain II provides that
IL sha not he lawful Cor any railroad company organised
under the laws 6 this STATE 10 engage In or permit Ia
funds property 10 be employed In the manufacture OF
sny articles except such shall be required In Its own
business In seceiying storing delivering any pro-
perty, excepting snch In required for It, use,
has BEEN or Is contracted 10 be transported ts
OF some connecting railroad
Relative 10 Mcdonald and Mason streets, Brooklyn.
To change tb. name OF the P0nlr Fire Insurance Com
pany, brooklyn Requiring County Troasurers 20 give
bonds 70 the State Amending the charter OF the Fire
mems Fund Insurance Company Of New York Incor'
porsting the American Exploring and Mining Company
Requiring sailor bOardinghonre keepers and runners in
New York and hfoosiyn 70 BE- issnsed Approrrlsilng
OF esttysbarg
Adjourned.
The New York herald., 1866-02-09

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Assembly


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The New York herald., 1866-02-09

me NH sssAmskip Asaatie ospsAla nssy. v,li leave
Wis pr so-@orvw. n nosa fos Asplnvsll
ne mails nv Csass~i America end Ne South rseiae
viIl cioss a hafp~ss NJ o'sesk b.norrow msrnsns
ne Hwv Ton Hmns-gAisios fov ~ rNsas--wni
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The New York herald., 1866-02-09
TIE STATE CAPITAL.
Thirty Thousand Dollars Appropriated for the
Gettysburg Soldiers Cemetery.
- Go. 10.
AlsAsr. Feb. Q. 1894

AlsAsY, Feb. O. 1894
fm mALn BnL
very lively canvass s In active progress upon the
Health bill Is anticipated that II may be reported In
the morning and sent 70 the Senate ON Saturday Tor
eursncs, 20 a. 10 prevent any positive concentration
there against twill Be amended a. provided In tho
rspuolScan caucus The radicals claim seventy i've
votes Tor tAsir form OF the BILL This would leave but
fourteen ar nfteen for tho conservatives there bcing
ninety republican votes In the Assembly altogether
The democrats held . formal caucus on the
Health BIN at ave O'Clock this afternoon Ben
present Mr. cramsr, Of New York submitted resolu.
tcn, which, after lengthy discussion adopted with
few dissenting vote. Il pledges the support Of the
thirty democratic votes In the House 70 the Senate
bill on R the preliminary votes leaving the final vote
r. BE- Csen sea!Ss:: :ss :.ss ss, ..,.
. The constrva.vss, or Weed mcn claim larger vote
than the radicals allow thcm; but they do not hope
prevent the adoption OF the amendment giving Governor
rsnson ne appointing power even with the aid Of the
Governor Seymour and other leading democrats from
different parts Of the State arc hero takinga sangune
survey of tho political ned The prospect Of split on
this subject which would permanently explode the
tlons
The caucus Of the democrats presented strong con.
frst 10 ts harmony and good feeling TO the uproar pre-
sented by the councils o the other side. B0ole and
strong delegation OF New York politicians in attend
committee OF the Cnizens' Association came up last
night but they found themselves utterly lost In the
chshng OF thc sctons thcy went back to-day hopeless
o. getting any grip here Nothing Ia heard but the din
about Weed and Greeley radical and anti radical and
nothing but these interests entertained for
The excitement about the Health bill absorbs everything
slsc.
mATg MEDICAL SOCIETY
The state Medical Society reconvoned at half past nine
O'Clock this morning. Resolutions adopted declar
Ing tho sense OF The Society that tho cholera may be
mainly, not entirely, prevented from becoming cpl
demic In any city, town locality, by the adoption
and enforcement OF rigid hygenc measures concurrng
Ia the recommendations OF the Council OF Hygiene and
Public Health of Now York returning thanks for the
full and able report epidemic cholera adopted by said
council November IA, 1865, and recommending that
a copy OF the same be placed In the hands OF all
Common Councls town authorities and Boards Of
Health; also thanking Drs. sayre, Murphy and Swim
burne and Mayor HOFFMAN for their efforts " exclude tho
cholera from our shores The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:-President Joseph G.
Hutchison, Of Brooklyn; Vice President, julien r. VIII
Ams OF Dunkirk; Secretary, William II. Bailey, OF Al
banyi Treasurer, }. v. r. Quackenbush, Of Albany.
The New York herald., 1866-02-09

THE PoIIcn COMMISSIONER.
statement having been circulated this evening 10 tho
effect that Ben Wood had caused action 70 be takon at
the democratic In regard TO sustaining McMurray
for Police Commissioner consultation OF the radical
leaders at once called IT tho Delayan House 20 night
and republican candidate 70 oil the place Of McMury
conclusvciy resolved upon. Tho OF the candidate
will not be brought up until full be had.
HEALTH
minority report n certain be made the Health
bill tomorrow which win be- signed by OF
the republican members Of the committee
The New York herald., 1866-02-09
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.>~~~~~acr~>~r~a~Srs- ~ sa ~ ~
Grand Bal Masane at the Academy
II Music Last Night.
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CURIOUS COSTUMES AND SCENES.
splendid Decorations and De-
lightfnl Music.
the cARhIvALIST|c PERFORMANCES.
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Immense Crowd---Thc Police
Arrangements,
n IA. 10
CURIOUS COSTUMES AND SCENES.


me masquends Of The Aron Society, which had been
looked for - lons came on - the Academy o. MUSIC
ias night, ana was one the most pruans auairs Oh
shs Glass Psparst'ons bad boon made on truly grand
scale FOR SOME Weeks TO make this masquerade ono o.
she nnsN adhiu that nas evr taken pace
IN the country, and Il WIN doubtless DO set
down - 1 prominent event not only IN ,.-
pnna or the Anon Society but in the history of the
baniv IN this country the introduction Of which is
owing In great measure 70 the jolly members Of the
Arson Ths weather wss n d tina NOT favorable but
Shs had not the sghtess ssc 20 far "a the Aron ball
was concerned; for al the tickets in the market had
bsen disposed a. and more were IN rrest demand The
nanbss Of scksts sold amounted 70 shout fifteen hun
drsd Al eight O'Clock the doom OF the Academy were
opened and soon carriage AFTER carriage arrived empty
ins crowds Of people 10 say costumes. and soon tho
ballroom bersn 10 be sulvsned with ladies' and gentle
me. An s,,stsrsns ana costly robes The Academy Of
nuxc prsssp,sd : sceps Of sreas br,Il,ancv ana
c.vs,v lsus nisht, and n NAV mot BE- ofteu
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BANQUET TO Arros-
sBY GENERAL MACDONALD, ETC.


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BANQUET. TO ATroE-
SBY GENERAL MACDONALD, ETC.
Toaosro, Feb 3, 1895.
The failure Of reciprocity negotiations a, Washington
calls forth universal regret from those most Interested
but tho Canadian pross generally exuIt OF the result.
Tho Ciobs ays:--
One happy result OF the adopted by the United
States win be the speedy confederation of the British
American provinces, the absolute necessity OF which
viii be now apparent with confederation viii be car
RED the Improvement OF internal communications
throwing open lands 70 free settlement the gradual
on OF the customs tsrn opening markets. the vgor
Gus prosecution Of fishery and universal encrpnses-
the opening up OF thr Northwest, the commencement
OF an enlarged sysicm Of emigration westward, and q
revision of the system ~ banking and currency The
people Of Brah America need not doubt that brighter
prospects In the futurc arc before them
Fensn matters remain quiet but considernbe concern
10 felt the b. Lawrence, whore attack ID nightly
expected
great political dinner given 70 Attorney General
Macdonald In this city 10 night by the Law Society Of
Canada
The New York herald., 1866-02-09

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rHM MILITARY DfsTRfcr ov WILMINGTON pIscor.
rIruHD-AnnEsT or AN ORDNANCE oYYIcnn von
MALAPPRorRIATI0N or 0ovKnNmKrT vunps, Brc
WnxuoroE, n. G., rsb. ., lsee
orden have bssu rsosvsd hsvs 70 immediately dsoon-
tinus the Military Dissrct Of wimInCoa Brsvss BngA-
der General Co.. ecmmandng soss 70 shs command Of
bis regiment, The rhi1y-ssvsnn oolcrsd- Ths had.
quaen Of The soushviIls military poss win b. rssansd
here with sansoa a four companies of ths Twenty.
eighth Michigan Bus three rssimsnss Of infAssy
rsnain In the sssss--tws eoiossd and one whiss.
II 10 thought that the departments WIN b soon msrred
into that Of virginia OF South Carolina
Brsvse LeusSnant Colonel Bradley, ~ ne Veteran
Reserve corpA hes snansd comma6d of this dspars-
msus of hs Irssdmsns Buresn today rsIisvine MAJOR
wycksrsham. now abssnt ON leave. MAJOR wycksnham
- bssn vsry successful and popular of1osv
Llsussnasa buckins fhirtlsk unitsd slaaAs eoioved
lately ordnance omesv Of ths dsecs he's been placed
IN close anss charged with maispproprisiion of
public fanda He had had shs disposition
81 lsrP smcens e pablo prspsvty, iscindins
returns IRON ne rayssssviIls Arps1ai, rscsnfiy
scld ~ auction under hs dlrsetion An Inspection f
his accounts summarily made disclosed facts nos alto
gsthsr safsfhctory. Hence hs arTssl
NxwrnnN, M G., Tsb O. fe60
Ths reEuIas Union uekss wss v,csovfous hsrs to-day
n tho city election By nnytwo majority. Ths contest
vm warm and drsw ont the Arysss vote ever hsfors
Known IN this oy. Teams have been running aod Ams
rscsn AAsx Tying durins Ne day over NofshSn knd
The New York herald., 1866-02-09

stsanxklp bavaria taAml. fAabs. uambu< Js. n -
sou!h.mgt6a Nh With ndss Haa So pas.sssrs % k.s
plssuash5p YuIio1 Wottan Havrs and Yalmnth a, n, "a
Pm Jan - With mass and psasssssn, % fAasossii 80
Steamship Kagic, LAwrsncs. Havana rsb 8 l III ~
ss.s%:iis ~ S,sss. 6ss"s sssssasA, With ass s q
i sn,sSsm.Ap 9 TORY. Bssrss, Newborn. NC VII mA.s
9. dsys With WOOL 70 iiolmbos % Hss been isiars
or Hatieras, With heavy n and Nv wfnds.
Hun, Ac. 10 trancfA.
sHg Venus snr, Dooay Haiifar. Ms. II days with 4, "
kDewolf Co Had heavy weather
10 order 's
:. seAr T.r,a tsr Danger cornwalls. % days wh,s.
sohr frtndle, hard. Annamesacx Va.
schr v smish haihornr Crystal River
The New York herald., 1866-02-09

The nasylanA LsGssaasprs.
s t. sssss ss.ss ssa:ss ~ v 0;sss % y !:
The New York herald., 1866-02-09

Crfsssdoro's Hair Dye, Preservativs
and wig depot wholesale and retail No. Astor HOUSE
The dye applied BY skiiifui srtists
The New York herald., 1866-02-09

Batchelor's HAIR Dye.-The best tn the
world harmless reliable and instantaneous TIE only par
feet Dye Also Rsssnsfslins Esrsct of nn@asar- fss
serves the hair. ~ bArclsy street, New York
The New York herald., 1866-02-09

An Amdavfs.-I, Isaac l.. Dasse - berry, .
Ip Nofth seventh street, WILLIAMSBURG Nev York. bsin
duly solemnly declare that last December -
for hr. .stf and ,h.. ..r hA.ins bgi three docs
enabled 70 va without assistance and oherwss restore
O nxrfea haAlh.