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NoNINATIoNs.-The President sent to tbs
Senate to-day the nomination of Daniel Burton
OF Delaware, to be pension agent at Whining
ton, Del; also, a number of promotions of 2I
and LIST lieutenants in the army to next higher
grades.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-07

REPRESENTATIVE S. S. Cox, of New York
lectured before the Young Catholic Friends
Society in Baltimore last evening, upon the
subject of " Irish Wit and Humor." Among
the Roman Catholic clergy present were Revs.
Father Foley, Didier, Gateley, Ryan, Boone
Andreas and Jordan.
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A LABGE AND WELL-srLECrID STOCK
"A Of OPERA CHASSIS at Bargains, AZ
PBIGCEe, 1000 PennsylvaEia avenue. declS-u
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ROBBERY IN THE INTERNAL REVENUE b.
REAU OFFICE.-SOme one broke into one of the
rooms of the refunding division of the internal
revenue office between the close of business
yesterday and O'Clock this morning. and broke
open tin box containing sundry drafts for the
refunding of taxes, all of which were stolen
The proper officers have the case in hand and
there Is no doubt but that the thief will be
arrested. The aggregate amount of the refund
ing checks stolen is about eleven thousand dol
lars. The thief is not likely to realize any
thing, as he cannot use any of the drafts with
out their being identified. Most of the stolen
drafts are in favor of parties residing south.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-07

THE House Committee on the Revision of the
Laws, of which Judge Poland is chairman, will
be the next called in regular order. They will
then present the revised statutes, as codlfied
which makes a volume of upwards of 800
printed pages.
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THE CONTESTED SRATs.-Tbe House Com
mittee on Elections have postponed until Fri
day next the further consideration of the West
Virginia election contests. Tomorrow morn
ing the committee will proceed to examine into
the LIST and 18th district contests of the state OF
Arkansas.
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w LEWIS wEBER, LxApux,
Germans, State socisbles, Psrsdes, Funerals,
&C., Orders left az Mstzerott CO. ., Ellis or
lard, Washington. Telegraph once within sqrare
OF the mouse oct33m
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The NEW REGENTS OF THE SMITHSONIAN
INsTITUTIoS.-The House Committee on Edu-
cation and Labor to-day agreed to report to the
House as regents of the Smithsonian Institution
the names OF Asa Gray, of Massachuse H.
ID. Dana, OF Connecticut Professor Coppee of
PENNSYLVANIA; John Mclean, of New jersey
and Peter Parker, of the District OF Columbia
These are the same as provided for in General
Garheld's resolution introduced on Monday
except that the name of Prof. Coppee is substi-
tuted in place of A. Il. Stewart, of New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-07

WARRINGTON THEArER cOMIQUE.
w 18th Street, below Penna. Avsnus
A TREMENDOUS SENSATION
MONDAY, January S-sIX NIGHTS AND TWO
MATINEE5.
Ihe Most Thrilling Sensation Of the Age
Engagemsnt Of the popular young T sgedian, Mr..
T. sJETSON, supported by the charming come
drama, in three acts and q prologue,
NECK AND MICK,
With its startling Railroad Sensation, its thrilling
execution Scene, and Its wonderful mechanics al eff
fesis. New scenery, new effects, new designs
The great Character Artists.
JOHN, THE FIELDINGS, MAGGIE
IN their new speciality acts, including
"BLARNEY.n
The eccentric Bone Duetists and Song and Dance
men, the kline BROTHERS.
HELENE SMITH.
hnd the BEST STOCK COMPANY in AMERICA
Harry O. Andrews, W. v. Mslmburg. B. g. Hodges
MISS Amens Gorehfio, Miss Fannie May, Z. Harri-
GRAND FAMILY MATINEE
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY Afternoons.
Chsnge OF bin at each matinee. jan3-tr
OPERA LIBRETTOs, save 20 CENTS Only
~ correct and com plete edition.
PRICE, ONLY Is GENTS.
PRICE, ONLY 10 CENTS.
Ian26t JOHN F. ELLIS co.
COSTUMES
MAsQUERADEs,
PRIVATE THEATRIoALs,
and TABLEAUX,
l.. MONKEYS,
oecH-zm oO- lOtn street northwest.
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OPPOSED TO REDUCTION OF THE Army
The House Committee on Military Affairs to-
day continued the hearing of Gen. Sherman
Gen. Townsend and the Secretary of War with
reference TO the proposed reduction of the army
Ill these officers strenuously oppose any reduc-
ton. Gen. Sherman is openly in favor of in
creasing the military peace establishment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-07

The House Committee on Foreign Affairs
held a meeting this morning aud distributed the
work before 1t to various sub-cOmmitte es. All
memorials, petitions, bills and resolutions with
reference to the recognition of Cuban belliger-
epcy were referred to the chairman, Mr.. ORTIZ
with instructions to report a bill on the subject
for their action. -
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A LII KINDS OF FA'SCT AND MILLINERY
n GOODS in newest II Jies, at lowest rrices, at
n
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EDUCATIONAL.

A u B0SW0RTH hes purchased Of WN
"A. JOHNSON 4 SON their LUMBER YARN
and good will IN the business, and will furnish any
thing IN his line upon favorable terms. ~
Custom solicited.
A. l. BOswORTH
!ant o. Is aud streets nOrthWast
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7 EATHKR BELTS at 2sc,.,
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The EXECUTIVE MANSION was visited to-day
by large number of persons anxious to see the
President. Among the distinguished gentlemen
who were in consultation with the President
during the day were Senators Cameron, Ferry,
Ogleby, and Logan, Speaker Blaine, and Gen
u. f. Butler. The Secretary of State had
long conference with the President this after
noon,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-07

The CONTINUATION OF GEN. GEORGE
CROOK The confirmation Of this officer, which
been delayed on account Of a supposed defect
in the law fixing the number of brigadier gen.
erals, has also raised the question of the pro-
priety of the Presidents making the appoint
ment from the grade Of lieutenant colonel,
which rank Gen. Crook now holds in the regular
army. An examination Of the army register
shows that the appointment would be in accord
aDce not only with law, but with established
usage. Gen. Sherman was appointed Q briga-
dier from colonel, twenty three other colonies
IN the regular army ranking him In seniority at
me ume. sheridan was appointed q brigader
nom captain, and Hancock and Mcdowell were
appointed to the same rank from the rank of
MAJOR. Schoneld and Pope we're only captains
IN the army when appointed brigadier generals.
Ihese instances might be multiplied. The Gus
tom heretofore has been to appoint general
omcers without reference to rank. In the case
or Gen. Crook, he held important commands
during the rebellion, and since has been almost
continuously employed In tho arduous service
OF active campaigns against hostile Indians,
most OF the time having major generals COM
mand. There seems to be no longer any doubt
Of his confirmation.
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CoSFIRMATIoNs.-In executive session yes
terday the Senate confirmed the following nom
nations: Caleb Gushing, of Va, to be envoy
extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to
Spain, vice Daniel f. Sickles, recalled at his
own request. John L. Mason, collector of in
ternal revenue, Sd district Vermont. Chas. f.
Kicks, postmaster, Massilon. Ohio.
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Tho MnrAraaS

BALTIMORE, March 31.-Yirginia SKIES, consoI-
idated, tV's; West Virginia's, 10, EOrth Carolina
SKIES, DID, 70; do. new, 20; do. special tax bid to.
BALTIMORE, March SO-Cotton frm-Iow mid
dlings, 49, Gl5I. Flour dlll; only q j)bbing de-
ma d-HowAId street and western superfine, 41{6o
o1a; DO. extra 6o6; do. family, as; City miIls
sqperhne, "a G512 DO. extra, 61s6lo,s; do. family
50 1lO1a. Wheat quiet but firm; prices unch AN ged
Corn hImer and acti, e-whIte southern, sJ0a "a:
yellow southern, so; mixed western, s3C4. oats
slow, except In jobbing way-south srn, 6O@ IS;
western, 60@SS. Bye quiet, s5@5s: Hay unchans ei
hrm-shoulders, ga G6-s; clear rib sides, g. IA az
Bacon sctiye, especially for sides-shOuliers ~ :
clear rio sides, "a sHgar-cured hans, lSp4 Lard
hrmi g7stdJ54. Western butter quiet and steady
7, liz, SU4Js; tub, $500. Whisky ROminal Coffee
unchaL ged. Sugar active and strong, 9falO
NKw YORK, March 3O.-Stocss active. Money, E.
Cold, l2s. Exchange, long, 4S5H short, 1S31s Gov
errn ems dull; little fering
NEW YORK, March 3D-Flour quiet and ua-
ehsnged. Whest firm aud unchanged. Corn dali
LoNDoS, March 30, 1890 D. m.-B,nd. Of 1877.
l09k. kIle 3i'i ass New York Central 951i Erie
pre- ferred, 81.
LONDON, March 30, SD m.-Erie 49, Gs5k. Paris
cl pstcbes nuote rentts at 50 fancs 80 continues
LoNDoN, NJ arch 30, .. m.-Erie, 3i5 4td3j. Paris
dlspatctes quote rentes At SO francs, 80 Confines
LoSDoS. March 80, 450 .. m.-Censols for
t9's ls67 ,lO9 lO4O's l0i; Erie 3a1s 3i54 lew York
Central, 95 There Is an unex planned panicky de-
preston in domestic stocks and prices for such se
curi,ies have declined per cent.
LONDON, "a arch 81. S .. m.-Paris dispatches quote
rentes at So francs, & Confines
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Wall Street To-day

NEW YORK, March 3O-The Posts financial
article says; Gold opened at t12A and has since
advanced to 113s. On gold loans the rates
have been II to for carrying. Foreign ex-
change Us lower, business being on basis of
4A&a4 for prime bankers 60 day sterling
Money remains 4a5 for call loans, and Ok az for
prime mercantile paper. Government bonds
since improved. Southern state bonds at the
board were dull but lower for Tennessees
In the stock market dealings have been of
moderate amount, with the tone of the market
alternately weak and strong except for Union
Pacific, which has been continuously strong on
purchases for Amsterdam account. At one
O'CLOCK the market became weak, because of
the report OF a PANIC in LONDON in domestic
stocks, and at l.SO the lowest prices or the day
were making.
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT, Q1tcs of CHEF Stgadl OHcsy,(
WARRINGTON, ID. March 80, 1874, l0:31 O. M
PkoBABILITI Es.-FOr TIE northwest and upper
lake regien, rising barometer, falling allure,
partly cloudy weather ard occasooa snow or rain
For the Ohio and lower Missouri valley. variable
DorthwsserIy and theasterly Winds his bar pm
For the lower lakes, falling Temperature, rising
barometer, southwesterly and nOrthwestsrly winds
aud increasing coudiness. For this southern states
northeasterly to southeasterly winds rising tempe
nature cloudy weather and rain in the gulf states
FOR the middle tates so6thwesterly wind, slightly
Lower pressure, warmer, cloudy weather and pos
sibly rain this afternoon. For New England, fall
ing bar ometer, southerly Winds warmer and partly
cloudy wealth possibly followed by rain to- MS ht
The I1yers will probsblg fail at Cinciapa.i, Louis
VILE and Nashville. The dis play of cautionary sr
nais viii be Resumed at the lake ports April lst
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TIE DAvIs-DYsoN BREACH OF PRoMIsE-A
ReplsriH Suif-It will be recOllected that some
months since one of the colored school, teachers
Miss Emma V. Dyson, by Messrs. Darlington &
CarTiD gtOn, entered a suit against one Charles
". Davis, for breach of promise of marriage,
and that case is still pending in the court. This
morning Davis, by Mr.. j. f.. Norris, entered an
action in replevin against Miss by son for a suite
OF furniture, consisting of marble-top bureau,
washstand, center table, &c, which he Claims
the defendant uDjustly detsins from him. He
values the goods at s160, and claims also $50
ia
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THE PUBLISHER OF THE LANTERN ARRESTED
AGAIN.-This morning, Detective Sargent took
d. HI. AdTiaaDs, publisher of the Lantern, to DO
lice headquarters, and sent for Drs. Eliot and
Mchim to examine him a. to his sanity. When
arrested he was near the office of Justice Mills
hawking a new edition OF the Lantern, with
several large placards hanging about his per-
son, advertising his sheet. 1t will be recOI-
lected that he was released from jail few DAYS
since, where he mad been committed in default
OF security to keep the peace to Justice Mills
on condition that he should leave the city and
Lot return again.
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THE STRAKosCH OPERA COMPANY will COM
meEce an engagement next week at the Ma
tlOnal ThesteT, and Madam Christine Nilsson
will be the bright particular star, with such
satellites as TOTriani, Maresi, Cary, Campanini
Del PueIte, Nannetti, and Scolara. The great
artists will appear in three evening perform
ances and one matinee. The operas to be pro-
dueed are "Les Hugenots - "Don Giovanni -
AIDA" and Faust" The opera OF '.Atda~
new here will be given Friday, A pril 10TH
See advertisement.
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WASHINGTON FISH MARKET To-DAY.-Sold
by X. A. Golden * Bro, 5000 shad at $50 to
sos per 100, 5000 punches rock from 10 to 81
cents per bunch; 10 900 behring's sold from SI3
to SIS per thousand; COO punches Cat len, 8 IN II
cents per bunch; SOC punches perch, 10 10 80
rrT.- hnneh
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WHAT TIE FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE ARE
DOING-LincOln hall was well filed Yesterday
afternoon, by persons interested in the temper
snce movement. Rev. Mr.. Hoover made the
opening prayer, Rev. MIR Appleton read the
Scriptures and made some remarks. Short re-
marks and prayers followed when Com missioner
Leggett was called out a second time, snd gave
rome OF the thrilling incidents OF the work in
tae west.
The ladies will continue to hold temperance
meetings at Wesley chapel, from to > D. IN.
Gzily, this week. From $50 to $50 p. m, gen
f-sl meetings will be held at the First Congrs-
gaiiOnal church, corner 10th and G streets.
The Ds shaways held a large and enthusi 9stic
meeting last night At their hall on + street, a
C. Constantine presiding. Addresses were
made by DT. W. Ii. Irving, of San Francisco
and Messrs. DeviDe, Drew, DunnIDg, Barron.
Pecz, and Others, and large number OF per
sons signed The pledge.
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TIE THIRD classical chamber concert under
the direction of MIR. George Felix Benkert is
advertised elsewhere. The preceding concerts
have been in every way satisfactory and agree
able, and il is to be hoped that the audience
to- morrow evening will be as large a. the pro-
gramme merits The concert will be given at
MaIini's hall, T. street.
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MAN STABBED.-On Saturday night last a
difficulty occurred at Petty's restaurant, in
Alexis ndria, near the Alexandria and Washing
ton steamboat wharf, in which 5. ii. Beach, a
brakeman on the Orange and Alexandra rail-
road, stabbed young man named Henry Jones
so badly that his life Is despaired of.
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PROBABLE HOMICIDE WITH SHovRL-This
morning, q co0red man named joseph HOss
made an assault on Daniel Carroll both la
bOrers) with a shovel, frscturing his skull. The
occurrence took place northeast of the BaIti-
more and Ohio railroad depot, and grew out of
an alteration about work. Carroll was picked
up in an insensible condition and carried to his
h1me.
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TRADs AND TRAVEL oS The POTOMAC-
The stockholders OF the Upper Potomac Steam
ship COMPANY held a meeting on Saturday and
the chair, Hill lman TrOth. esq, made a state
ment g. to the progress Of the building of their
new boat. IL l. TO be $50 feet long by 2S feet
wide, with two engines and boilers aud two
smOkeSt1cks, giving large capacity for freight
and passengers resolution was adopted to
amend the chart CT so that the boat cannot be
taken from the .-Oute without the unanimous
consent OF the stC ckhOlders. IL was decided 20
make an appeal III the business men of Wash
ington to take two shares OF : 100 each of stock.
each subscriber To receive free pass for the
first season. A ssOlutiOn was unanimously
passed that no bar hOuld be kept on the steam
boat, and that il 81 1uld be s4credly devO'ed 10
the work OF furnishing the city and country
cheap, safe and reliable means OF daily com
mlnicatiOn.
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Mr.. ADOLF SUTRO will repeat his
LECTURE ON MINES AND MININT
on MONDAY EVENING neyr, March 30 at :
O'CLOCK, at willard Hall, in which he will ex plain
the formation OF Mineral l. Jdes, the Mole of Nun
Ing and the Reduction of Ores, with special refer
ence 20 the ComstOck de, in the State OF Nevada
and the Sutro tunnel.
The LECTURE will be illustrated by the aid of the
Calcium Light, with one hundred diagrams, views
and pictures OF mines, the tunnel, and mining oper
atons throughout the world.
A0missfcn only by inv ita:i9a. TICK cts may b.
procured npon written application 20 Mr.. sufrh, at
Wilisrd's Hotel. mar2y- st
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PROMPT WoRK.-The following correspond
ence shows such promptness on the part OF one
OF our excellent local insurance companies as
must commend 1t to the favor of the public:
Ogce Of the arlington Fire Insurance Com
pGHy, 1923 e. street northwest,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., March 18th, 1874. \
CENT EMEN:-EnclOsed please find check for
Fl 400, being payment in full for loss and damage
by IRE on the 10th instant, under policy No. 5l3
iDsuEing brick stable of James G. Naylor ESQ.,
IN this company. Respectfully, &c,
FRANK L. RAWLINGS, Secretary
To AeSSrS. Z. Z. White, Eugene Cdrusi, WRl f.
MdtttnqLg, AssiQnses Of Jas. g. NayLor.
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HGeneral Banks son Joseph was assaulted
snd LETT senseless in Q street in Boston by ruff
nsns tLe otnss night, for trying TO help sons
girls whom they were insulting.
81 The German saloon keepcrs of Brook,rn.
New f%k, eaSs resolved to "oppose the present
natcsl temperance movement BIZ ali prsp n
and lawful means.S' ff'
lady to an old colored lady. "I Amt Yer ami.
missis," loftiiy replied the aged female, land
amt yer uncle; Use yer eksn'
~Ths woods between Washington, South
Amboy, n. j., have been burning for several
days. Travel between these places has been
almost impossible 1t times, but 1t L. believed
the ere can be kept under control.
6VTo eyade the payment Of $40 900 judg-
ment in q bre sch Of promise case, p. George, =
married Mrs Kate Ray, thereby satisfying the
dyp,snds Of justice anu securing VIE.
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de at Savannah, Ga-, on the 24;h instant,
Whale on a tou- for t3e benefit of hls health.
took place at the Church of the Ascension yes
terIs :, and was attended by the many friends
OF the deceased. Bishop Pinkney, assisted bv
Reys Messrs. Watkins and Elliott, cond 1cted
the services, which were very impressive. The
caSket, covered with black cloth, and heavily
us unite. with silver. The casket was literally
GOV cred with flowers interviewer into wreaths.
Gro yas crosses, &c. A broken shaft of beauti-
full flowers, the tribute of the Sunday-school
teachers, was carried in the procession. The
Sorteiye moved TO Oak Hal Cemetery, where the
fsmAl us we're consigned to the TOMB. Messrs.
2 hou.. ~ l.. Hume, y. W. Burcheil, William VI.
81 uste.-- b. l.. jackson, K. W. Burgess, and j.
u. Stey,sns acted a. pan bearers.
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THE COURTa.

POLICE COURT-Judge Snail.
To-day James Wilson and Henry Smith
charged with threats, forfeited cOllaterals. An
drew Jackson, charged with larceny of 2Ol
bricks from the Board OF Public Works. Spe-
cial Superintendent rayler testified that there
were four loads of them taken away from be.
tween 18th and 18th and Coreoran and X streets,
where they had been deposited. The cart driver
employed BY jackson TO remove them testified
that he was instTucted to say II questioned that
the board had employed him TO remove tn EN-;
fined $50 and CO ts. An appeal taken. Geor gil
anna Grey, Ella WoOdfsll, and Julia Garrett,
charged with an ARRAY; s5 each. George Steel,
James Sheep, Henry Mitchell, Lottie Smith,
John Narbury, John Goings, Thomas G. Lewis
and Thomas Dysoa, forfeited collaserals. Lewis
Walker, violation OF cart law; IS. Anna Day,
larceny of female wearing apparel; fined Is.
Frank Cronins, 80 for profanity. Alexander
scott, a vaarsnt; workhouse. James White,
profanity; 80. George 4eane, loud and bois-
Gus; 50. Thomas Robson, same; IS. Henry
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LECTURES.

REV. BISHOP HAVEN,
OF THE d. Il. CHURCH,
VIII deliver Lecture ia Hsnline Church, corner
9th and streets northwest. on
WEDNESDA Y EVENING. ApTtElst, al 8 O'Clock.
Subject: .'MEAiCU.n
Admission, Is cents. mar2O 81
WILLARD HALL,
wv Adioiniug WiIIard,a Hotel
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MEDICAL. 40.

nR. JANE WILSON, a thoroughly experienced
~ and scientific Midwife aud Ladies' Pny sician
night or day. or psasa, rooms and the best Of at
tenoshce at the DOCTORS private residence, ith
dentis o''"N anu ou'ihes' 'A0I %sT7. f H1nh
CURE YogRsELF WITH sATIsFAOTTON
- IN A FEW DAfSIho internal medicine J
isy. Capitol h 6oashIln's. Mason snq Tsn HSs
0niontown, and Barron, BlsdensbSrs. mars sf fm
~ ~. hssIiJto Yosss Men from The effects Of Errors
trsstment; New and remark able rem ediss Books
HoWAsP Hsso1I iSTIsS NHnT So so ad
baI1s s'T bfa Pan Instotion
and professional skill. febsce osm
u 4l6 10Th sTkEEr, NEAR PA. AVENUE,
private pTssstissl yin guarantee il ali Bis
sssss OF ne Hbfinary 9Sssns GonSrrhs elect
Gonorrhea !, Gently contracted cured in to days
syphilis IN all Jig stages quickly cured, and the poi
use OF mercury. spermstorrhea, brought on BY
s snS ana abuse Ia ySt loss
impotency, nervous irFitability, symptoms of con
S adS Ss s q Of the
fore6sdlpes self,distrust, &C., speedily cured BY
many years at ~ Eusw Street, Bati%oass M d,
masIe ne mas large prsettSe has consented, after
open permanent ofce in that city, where he InsU
be sSnsnltec every Wednesday and Saturday in each
week, from I'm: to se M janz-Iy
MES: H;y. IRlE0H, OF PHILADELPHIA
and Test has aosed Il ioIs New fs' fas
msnss can BE- msSs for sSssn E1ss.s
EEMALl DIsHAsEs Of I'll kinds treated. Dr..
Gre % IN bee As ssna f., Aearsss Nm Br
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TEE THEATERs.- The benefit of Mrs SayiIle
at the National Theater on SATURDAY. evening
attracted q crowded house of the admirers and
friends Of that worthy lady and clever actress,
who were delighted at the excellence OF the
performance. Mrs. Saville, being called before
the curtain, expressed her thanks for their at
tendance and regret at leaving Washington in
a very appropriate and feeling address. She
goes TO Bnucicault's theater in New York CITY.
Mr. Saville remains with Us in charge of the
Rational, and to night offers its patrons a great
dramatic treat, being the appearance of the
noted tTagedian, Edwin Adams, in his celebra.
ted role of ''EnOch Arden
Manager Ford manages to keep up a success
sion OF engagements with the most noted thea.-
real and musical people, and offers the public
this week one of the most brilliant and success
full dramatic novelties of the day, being Gill
beTt's fairy comedy, "The Wicked World -
with those celebrated artists, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles VI. WalcOtt, in the leading roles. This
play, like Gilbert's other productions, is unique
in plot and construction and brilliant in dia-
logue-
The celebrated Jackley Troupe, with other
novelties, are announced vt the Theater Com
fque tonight IN varied and brilliant pro
eramne. OF course there will be a crowded
house.