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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-24
A RED-Hor BAR OF STEEL PASSES

n hED-HUT BAR OF STEEL PASSES
THROUGH A MANS BoDY.-A frightful
accident occurred yesterday morning, about
O'Clock, at the La Belle steel works, Ridge
street, Allegheny. A large bar of steel,
heated to q white heat, was passing through
the rolls, when a catcher by the name OF
John Graf attempted to seize it with the
pincers. Unluckily, he missed it, and the
steel, striking him between the groins,
passed through and into the hip, the weight
and the heat together causing ii to turn
downward until it fell to the ground. The
unfortunate man was Immediately removed
to his home near by, and DR.. Johnson was
summoned. Two other physicians were
subsequently called, and every effort made
to relieve the sufferer. Last evening he was
in critical state, and there is but little
hope of his recovery. He is a young man,
and has been married about q year, PITS.
LaiT0 Lender 21Sf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-24

A BILL has been introduced in the New
York senate, the passage of which would be
nailed with delight by women of the ''stroug-
minded" persuasion. II provides "that
hereafter married woman may be entirely
Independent of her husband in business mat
tiers, making contracts as principal or
surety; making, indorsIng or guaranteeing
promissory notes as validity as If she were
single, and permitting her to be sued for the
same in like manner as If she were single.D
1t is suggested that one grave question pre-
sents itself-are the wife and husband suffi-
GENTLY one in the eyes of the law TO make
him responsible for all her failures in BUSH
ness?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-24

w. q. MANK ACQUITTED ON HIS SECOND
TRIAL.-In the United States Circuit Court
in June. 1915, ex- Custom-hoase Inspector
ing in his possession 81 SEQ in counterfeit
money. 1t appeared from the evidence of
Detective James T. Porter that for $500
Mank sold him the counterfeit money in
question, with the understanding that 10
should be destroyed. Judge Benedict held
that under the Revised Statutes of the Unit
ed states the mere having possession of
Manks counsel, ex-Judge Dittenhoefer and
Louis r. Post, applied for new trial, on
the ground that the Judge erred in holding 6
he did. The application was granted, the
judge saying he might have erred in his con-
struction of the law and that he also con-
sldered IL best to submit the case to the scru-
tiny of another jury. The second trial of
Gen. Mank was finished yesterday, and re-
suited in his acQuittal.-fM Y Tribune 22d
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f5fsts0lass Securing and Dysins.
removing to his new building, 906 q street,
nom bis former place on 9th street, where f1e
!. ready TO do any work In his line In HIS su-
Rerior manner. Kid Gloves and Shoes.
ladies' Dresses cleaned without takea aparI
euo spots removed without cleauiog tbe
wnole garment Gents Clothes cleaniux and
~SeinS sPecAaty. u,H-u
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ga fire broke ont yesterday In the United
states bonded warehouse at Philadelphia.
ing stamps and currency. The loss will NOT
exceed 8, COO.
EGO out. young man, she's not here y,
raid Pennsylva preacher last Sunday,
he saw standing hesitstingly at the door
wy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-24

THE COAL TRADE.-The quantity OF coal
sent from the Schuylkill region for the last
week was 1896 tons, against 1T57 tons for
the corresponding week of last year; increase,
3,709 tons. The quantity sent so far for the
year Is PSI 1898 tons against 3S6,272 tons for
the corresponding period last year; decrease,
1914 tons. The quantity sent from all the
regions for the week was: Anthracite, PIP, $3.50
tons; bituminous, 2S y03I; total, 2i1 ,026 tons;
against lis ,S37 tons anthracite and Il, 1S0 tons
bituminous; total, 40, OH tons for the CORE
spending period OF last year. Increase of
anthracite, 94,152 tons; increase of bitumi-
nous, 6S51 tons; total increase, 10I 600 tons
The quantity shipped SO far for the year
was:-Anthracite, LOSSES tons; bituminous
$3.50 tons; total, 1,145,755 tons; against
960, l24 tons anthracite and 6S, 400 tons btu
mtnOus; total, 1,02S, GA tons for the CORE
spending period OF last year. Increase OF an
thracite, ss,761 tons; increase of bituminous,
q, $50 tons; total increase. III, 141 TONS
PoftSuiue Miners Journal, 2la.
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THoUG HIT 1T WASN'T LoADED.-At Fort
Wayne, Ind, terrible accident occurred
last Thursday night, which resulted In the
death of boy named Timothy Kelley. a
couple of boys, named Timothy Kelly and
Fred. Garsline, were fOoling with a revolver,
the property OF the latter, supposing il to be
unloaded. At last Garsline took the revolver
laughingly pointed IL at the head of Kelley
snapped IL, and a ball from an undischarged
barrel entered the forehead of Kelly, infiict-
ing q terrible wound, from the effects OF
which he died this morning.
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The Buffalo Lithia waters.

The extraordinary curative powers OF these
Waters in the Peculiar Diseases Of Women: in
affections of the Urinary Organs; In Dyspepsio
and in Goady and Rhes1sdtto ANecftosu is
talent OF the country. They are for sale nv
Kidwell & Son, 1881 street; Charles Stott X
Co, $50 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington,
ID. c.; Fickling q WEIGH. II High street.
Bro, 81 Fairfax street, Alexandria, Va.
~Pamphlets can be had of the houses.
THOMAS I. GooDE, Proprietor,
5,4,m&w,6: Buffalo Lithfa Sprfpgu. Va.
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ACCIDENTS ON THE B. & o. RAILROAD
Two freight trains collided. Saturday on the
Parke. -sburg branch of tie Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, sixty five miles east OF Par
kersbug, West Virginia. 1t is said a coz.
ductor md fireman were seriously Injured
at CharlestOwn, on the Winchester branch.
A stock Il hin was thrown Off the track bv a
broken rail, and number OF cattle killed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-24

THE CIRCUIT CoURT.-The January term
OF this court was reconvened this morning
and adjourned over to Monday next. The
trial calendar numbers 4S5 cases, and the ap-
peal docket 1S3. On the trial calendar there
are num5er of cases for damages against
the Baltimore and Ohio, the Baltimore and
Potomac railway companies, and the Wash
ington and Georgetown street railway. There
Washington Market company against the
dealers. Among the cases are those against
A. r Shepherd. arising from the destruction
OF the Northern Liberty market house by
Public Works, brought by Andrews d Wade,
Crown, Prather, King, and Lancaster. mar
ket dealers, and their claims aggregate over
SIS, 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-24

THE MOST CONSOLIDATE of the Training
fraternity was the one who set fire to the
barn of Watson Baldwin, OF Milford, Ct, on
Sunday night, the 9th inst. He not ONLY
opened the gate and turned the cattle into
the neldt and united fine Jersey heller that
was In the barn, but also took the precau-
ton to set the fire when the wind was blow
ing In such direction as not TO endanger
the house and other buildings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-24

HORRIBLE MURDER occurred near To-
ronto, Canada, on Saturday afternoon. Sam
uel Hopkins, contractor for a bridge, was no.
ticed by the wOrkmen to be bleeding from a
cut In the neck. They repaired TO his house,
where they found his wife lying on the floor
stabbed with butcher knife and her skull
crushed in with hoe. Hopkins was imme-
diately arrested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-24

STOKES was much disappointed when he
learned that his application for a writ OF
habeas corpus had been denied. He charges
IL upon Jay Gould, who, he says, has pursued
him with the ferocity OF a bloodhound for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-24

No SVCEssION.-A dispatch from Victoria,
p n states that an independent member ~
the legisiature moved q resolution demand
ing perm, lesion to secede from the union,
but the motion fell through for want OF o
secopder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-24

IN THE MADRID ELECTION the minis
terialisis secured five districts, and two
others elect a constitutionalist and a pro-
gressist. In the provinces the ministerial
majority is large. Only two republicans are
known to be elected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-24

ACQUITTED.-The case Of ex-Alderman
Clements, OF Toronto, Canada, on trial for
murder for aiding and procuring an abortion
on the late Miss Gtlmour, terminated Satur-
day. The judge charged in favor of the prIs-
oner, and the jury, without leaving their box,
returned verdict of not guilty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-24

A HAYTIEN decentralization adyIces
report much discomfort among the aspirants
for power, and they are endeavoring 10 pre-
vent discord by abuse of the president and
cabinet. The name Of Gen. Cabal is whisp-
cred as the coming man.
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LOCAL " US.
Amusements, dc., Tonight.

National Theater.--The Kellogg OpersTroupe
In the "Talisman."
Ford-s Opera House. Foul Play"
Jhe0ter Co4niQBe-" The -Four Orphans, -
with varieties.
Talmd6ge HaR.-Literary and musical
Entertainment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-24

THE WOMAN SUFFRAGE CONVENTION
frage Association at Tallmaa lge hall this
week promise to be unusually interesting.
Mrs. Matilda Loslyn Gage, presi dent of the
association, and several promintUt leaders
city. Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton, vii de-
liver lecture entitled "Six Objecti, ms to q
Male Aristocracy." 1t is said TO be ~ finest
production.
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NOTHING NEW UNDER THE SUN.-Bu
Eliminating Liniment cures Neuralgia. 4:

CoRNs, CDR. Whites establishment
now occupies the very eligible dwelling, I4l6
where he continues the successful treatment
OF corns, bunions, chilblains, club and in
verted nails, vascular excrescences, &c. Es-
tablished In Washington, ID. c., In 1861.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-24

DROPPED DEAD.-This morning, as the
Hook and Ladder company were respond ING
10 the alarm Of fire from blk 81, at the cor
one of the horses fell dessfV The horse was
known as "Dan," and had been In the de-
partment since ISL, running to all alarms
Gently disabled, as one OF the best animals
in the department
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-24

NOVEL SPECIMENS OF MAIL MATTER
The story that the wings used to tell about
the Hon. William l.. Marcy sending his
shirts home to the wash by mail, Is quite as
novel, If not so fragrant parcel, as has been
received at the Washington post office, and
delivered by one OF the faithful carriers.
This was piece Of apple wood, from a tree
planted at WoOdlawn, Va, originally por-
ton OF General Washington's estate, by
Chalkley Gillingham, retiring President Of
the Potomac Fruit Growers Association. II
measures about fifteen inches long by at
least eight in circumference, and is very
heavy, according TO the nature of the wood.
II was sent by son of the venerable planter
OF the tree from which it was cut, to DR.. ]. r.
SnOdgTass, Secretary OF the Potomac Fruit
Growers Association, and placed by him In
the hands of John Christman, the carver and
turner In 4 street, to be fashioned into the
handle of an emblematic gavel. This is to
be presented to Mr.. Dillingham;, at the rooms
OF the Board OF Trade, on the LIST of Feb
ruaTy, which is the regular meeting day of
the association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-24

FLAME FROM THE FLANKs OF ErNA-
III Nesuyius is menacing," says a commu-
nication from Sicily TO the Osservatore Ro-
mano, "Etna Is not perfectly tranquil. About
Z on the evening of the 10Th ult people re-
marked that on the eastern part of Mount
Gfbel a dense smoke, mixed with reddish
vapors, was issuing from secondary crater.
AT Arcicale the fact was further observed
that flames, as well, issued at various times.
The next evening, al quarter past 6, a slight
uEdulatory shock of an earthquake was felt.
And what is very remarkable in the aspect
of the mountain at this season of the year Is
that while the giant is emitting flames from
his tanks his head is covered with SNOWY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-24

THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner Of
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per
month. Ranking hours, 8 to L 6aturdays,s
to- and toa HD,1ltl6
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FIRE.-Yesterday morning about six
O'Clock, IRE was discovered under the bake
oven OF house No. 6l2 3 street southeast.
owned by Jacob Meyers, and occupied BY
charles Heller. The flames were extin-
gulsned oy the members Of No. 3 Engine
company and police, without turning IN, An
Alarm Loss about 800; fully insured.
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READING NOTICES.

DURANG'S RHEUMATIC REMEDY will cure
any case OF rheumatism on the face of the
green earth. Sold by Druggists. 1913
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-24

Saratoga SPRING. In Winter.
Reasons for going to Drs. Strong's RENE
dial Institute In winter, with circular de-
scribfpg Its Turkish, Russian, Sulphur, BY.
dropathic and Electro Thermal Baths, the
Vacuum Treatment, Galvanic and Faradaic
Electricity, &c, will be sent on application.
Nervous, Lung, Female and Chronic dis
eases q speciality. 12,24m,Wf3:
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GOLD IN his DREAMS.-Dominico Clev-
erless, the proprie,o or OF a little Italian sa-
loon at 81 Park street, lives at 81 Baxte-
street. Out OF his small profits he has saved
$780, A few days ago an Italian OF gentle
manly address took a room adjoining that
of Cleveress. and on Thursday he told Cley-
ere IS that he had dreamed that in a corner OF
certain cellar, hidden behind a quantity OF
rubbish. was nag OF gold. Thereat Clever
ess advised him TO visit the place. An hour
later he hurried and showing a bag that he
profeSsed TO have found, asked Cleveress TO
assist MIN IN hiding IL. Cleveress consented
TO do and gladly paid 5000 for share OF the
contents of the bag. After the strangers
departure Cleveress opened the bag, aud
found brick, tallow candle, and some
lead pipe wrapped in paper.-[N Y S,al, 23d.
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CITY ITEMS.

IRON In the blood. Liebig's LIQUID Extract
Of Beef. In pint bottles, enrIches the Blood,
AIDS DIGESTION, cures Dyspepsia, Nervous
ness, Debility; Chills, Fever, Ague, and Fee
male Complaints.
FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND BOTTLES of
macs Honey Of HoTetoIuld and Tar have been
sold during the past winter, and at least half
mat number of alarming cases of Cough,
Cold, influenza and Bronchitis have been
cured thereby.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure In one minute.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-24

CHARLES HIIDsIKCK Sillery. Extry Dry,
and Grand Vim Aedaille Champagne. For
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The Huckster Nuisance-The Other
Side

Editor &0T:-In your issue of the 10Th, /
noticed communication signed "a Suffer
en-" complaining OF the "Huckster Null
sance." In reply / would like to say a word
in regard to the subject. AS for myself I
look upon the hucksters as necessary
evil" To be sure, some of them are very
fmpudent and presuming-insisting you
the same time we find them very convenient
In some instances, such as living some ways
from market. In bad west her particularly
pass occasionally; and another thing we
should remember the saying, alive and let
live" and with some of these hucksters it is
their only means of support. Therefore, I
bore rome will pledge themselves TO deprive
that class OF their patronage.
A CONSTANT READER.
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A CONTINGENT FEE CAsE.-In the Dis
tTict supreme Court on Friday, the case Of
=. q. Burbridge against Jane G.. Fackler was
argued by Messrs- Cuppy and Oliver for the
plaintiff, and Mr.. Totten for defendant. In
this case the plaintiff entered suit at law
against Mrs. Fackler "fOr services rendered
under contracts, made on or about the 10th
day OF october, 1871, in collecting claims
against the United States for quartermas-
ters' stores, taken for the use OF, and used
by, the army of the United States. being a
sum equal 10 one half OF 81 1880, allowed by
the accounting officers, and paid to Mrs.
Jane c. Fackler, ss2165." On the trial be-
fore Judge Humphreys the plaintiff offered
In evidence certain agreements made by the
parties In reference to the prosecution of
claims against the United States for quar-
termasters' stores amounting to 81 ,527, and
S1,150, which were admitted by defendant to
have been executed and received as evil
dence; but subsequently the judge ordered
The agreements 10 be Withdrawn as evil
denee, and instructed the jury to find for the
defendant, on the ground that il Is against
public policy to enforce such agreements
and the counsel for the plaintiff excepted to
opinion of the justice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-24

How WHISKY AIDED JUSrIcE-The pre-
lfminary examination of Kannady for the
murder OF VIM. FeDton, commenced in War
saw, Indiana, last Thursday before Squire
bltner. and continued all day. IL appears
from the evidence that Kannady ent iced Fen
ton into his house; the moment he crossed the
threshold kannady struck him over the
head with an iron bar. instantly killing him.
be then robbed the body of $500. and tire Y
the corpse and laid 1t on the railroad track
In order TO cover up the crime. He would
have been successful had he not got drunk
and, becoming angry with another mao, told
him be Tould make bigger hole in him than
he did In old Eenton. The case is still going
on, the evidence getting stronger each mo-
ment against KannadY.
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TIE FIRE for which an alarm was turnad
IN aoont 9k O'Clock this morning was Ia the
second story OF house on Virsfnia avean rae
between Sd and 9Th streets southeast, Owned
by John Shannahan and occupied bv Two
eoiored families Loss about $50. The Ere
caught from the stOvepipe which nassas
through a wooden partition.
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Water wanted.

EdffoT SdT:-Ca mt you urge the Importance
OF our city officials putting hydrants a.
points where there are no pumps? 1 live ia
west, in house without water, az a rent OF
$50 per month. There is a pump of good
water on the corner, generally out of repair
IL is so now, aud has been since before
Christmas. There are many iaboriug people
in the vicinity, and at present there is no
water for man or beast within two squares
for those who are not favored by having it in
their houses or yards. II is hard In these
days OF progress In the capital to have such
scarcity of this necessity for family use, par
tcularly in the houses of the poor.
Respectfully, M
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District Goyerumeut Ana,r.

MT. Jonn Hltz mas resigned his position as
almoner OF the poor OF Washington and
Georgetown.
Water Registrar Lubey stated on Satur-
Day that there was higher pressure of wa
ter on the mains throughout the city than
there had been for the last four years, and
that there now seems 10 be water enough for
all.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Plowman A. Saks, re-
model and alter store north side OF Penn
sylyania avenue, between 4 X and 9Th streets
northwest, $1,000 Joseph B. Williamson,
four 2-story brick dwellings, east side OF 9th,
between / and X streets northeast, $4,000.
A SOUVENIR FROM THE NAssAUs TO THE
POToMACS.-A committee, consisting of DR..
]. F. Ferguson, Judge r. r. Nutter, Mr.. Jno.
h. Myers, jr., and Mr.. j. Floyd Jones, rep
resenting the Nassau Boat Club, of New
York. arrived In the city on Friday last, and
brought with them present to the Potomac
recognition of the kindness and hospitality
extended by them toward the Nassaus last
fall. The souvenir is beautiful vase,
mounted on an ebony pedestal. Around the
border are approximations of two contend
ing four oarsd crews. An appropriate pre-
sentation sentence surrounds the base, and
on the whole, the gift Is very appropriate
and handsome one. The presentation took
place at Union Hotel, Saturday evening. DIR.
Ferguson made the presentation speech, TO
which Col. Jones happily responded. The
POtOmacs and guests then retired to the
dining room, where, after supper, toasts were
interchsnged. Speeches were made by f.
w. Jones, j Judge Nutter, ex-Gov. Shepherd
and others.
THE SNYDER RELEASE CAsE-7he Notion
10 Discharge John GTeel.-On Saturday after
noon Mr.. Wells, district attorney, closed the
argument on the motion made by the Gov
eminent TO set aside the verdict of acquittal,
aud 10 award new trial in the case of John
Green, tried in December, on the charge of
"false acknowledgment of bail" Judge
Macarthur reserved his decision, and 1t Is
understood that he will consult with his fell
low judges on the subject before rendering
his decision.
ALMOST A FIRE. Officers Harper and
Sturgfs, of the Sd precinct, this morning dis
covered fire In the residence of Mr.. James
Morgan, No. 80 Water street. On breaking
In the door they found il was caused by the
upsetting of stove. They extiuguished it
with few buckets of water, without turn
ing in an alarm.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
James III. Smith and Indiazilla Pate; Noble
William johnson ana Mary L. Simms.
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Weather Probabilities To-Day.
ovr1cz or CHIEF sIevAL. OFFICER

WASHINGTON, January p, 1876.
For New England and the middle states,
partly cloudy. cold weather, with northerly
10 westerly winds and rising barometer.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AM y SIN In =.
EORD's OPERA HOUSE.
noEDAY EyESISG, JsnuaTy 81,
and Until further 1otice, the thrilling Dramatic
r. msnoe, written BY Dion Boucicauit sud Charles
Re ade, enatlsd
FOUL PLAY.
Mr.. LOUIS ALDRIcn IS ROBERT PESFOLD.
As played By him in Boston 30 nights.
The Dsships English Artistic. MISS KAYE NEW.
Ioh,e HELM RoLLEsr0N,
And q Fun Dramatic Company.
FOUL PLAY nATIsEK SATURDAY. ~ II
TIE kELLoGG 0PERA rR0UFE
AND soSE F'oariG nks.
JAM. Piano war'. .ssT: s sss In :iTs:.
lI7rH ANNIVERSARY cELEBRArIoS
BIRTH OF ROBERT BURNS,
rrrsn.T TA.LMAoGE HALL:
NATIONAL rHEATER.
TIE OPERA SEASON.
Kellogg Grand English Opera.
MONDAY EVENING, January "a,
Hslte1s POsthumous Opera,
Tnesday-FRA DIayoLo-Vsn Eandt
Wedneedsy-FAUSr-Kell
fhursday-BOHENIAN GIRL-ysn Zandt.
friday-LILY OF kILLARNEY-Kehocg.
SATURDAY Evening HuGlkNOTS-Nan Zantt.
Grand Kellogs Matinee Saturday,
LUCIA D1 LAMMERMOOR.
scale OF prices, 81 50 and 81, according 20 loca-
non general admission, 81; family circle, 50 cents.
The sale Of seats win Commence on THURSDAY morn
Ing, Jan D. at Metzerotts music store Ropl jH Il
OPERA LIBRETfOS.
BUY YOUR LIBRxTros AT ELLIS & CO.,
lsn24-et AND SAVE 30 CENTS.
THEATER COMIQUE,
kscsstA Ssrssi, bsIow PsassylraHsa Aessss.
OPEN THE YEAH BOUND.
Performsace EVERY NIGHT Mstiuse r,r La.
dies and Children EyKRY WEDNESDAY and SAT
URDAf AFTERNOONS.
FIRST CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT.
Variety, Drama, Burresque and Comedy. nov.1 iy
MUSIC FURNISHED FOR ALL OCCASIONS
Ami h, 20 Inst ucti8n given ;oux
,.xlm aos i. street s8h near .trsnt
OLD MOI On Exhibition NEw No.
zra asG ST.. and 4. sale zr tss
MAR X RITER,S.
No. 439 Ira NTeet. beflrseH ID and Streets, stgkf
doors ADORE Old FellOtrS' Han.
Also, largest stock q Paper Hs1siDgs, Wind iw
SHADES, Pictures, Frames. Picture Cords and Tas-
seIs; Ripgs, Mails, &c, in the District.
0TEbMs Cssn.
sSPlesse remember Name AMI Number. jyl-ly
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
James III. Smith and Indiazilla Pate; Noble
William Johnson ana Mary Z. Simms.