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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-27
SOCIETY NOTES.

Several Of the Indies who have been receiving OF
that day OF the week received as usual last Satur
lay, and there were many out making calls. Ladies
generally whose visiting lists artlong seem TO b
making an effort 10 pay all their unreturned calls
during Lent The wife of one member of the Cabi-
Mt SAID last week She was five hundred calls be-
hiHi hand. Speaker Refers wife must have fully
tlat number or unretrrned calls, diIisrnnt as She
has been in her efforts to return al Of them.
III Is r2!naEhed upon as one OF the singular con
sequH tes 0; the two highest officers OF the gov
Crn1ncEt being WitEolH wives, tlIat while Speaker
keifer is only the third gentleman In Official So
Getty, his wife l. TIE first LADY IL whom all occa-
SONS o1 ceremony all others must ana do yield pre-
ced ance
As is their custom on Saturday evenings, Mr.
*nd Mrs. Robert tn~aTSoll received last Saturday
and ttier li:rlorS were full all the evening. Many
o. those present were strangers IL tae city, who
t.en met the eloqun ''Cooaci Bob" ior the tirst
TIM.
A Top occurred at the Ehbt; House on Saturday
evening, Which WIS greatly enjoyed by those li~
ing N that hotel and some Of their friends invited
On Saturday afternoon a lunch party was given
by Miss Law in honor OF ex-Secrctary Thompson's
Governor Porter. OF Indiana, and his wife ana
DAUGHTER are in Washington. but Will leave to-
morrow or Wednesday for New York.
Rev Edward E. Hale lett this morning for Bos-
ton He will sail ;or Europe next MOI tn to JOIN
ms daughter, who is studying painting there.
Tney will go together to Spain, where she hopes
tocopy some of Nelasqu2zS pictures.
Gen. and Mrs. Van Vliet expect TO leave to-day
FOR Flerida, TO be absent several weeks.
Senator Don Cameron will leave with his wife
Tonight for a ten days or two weeks trip In the
south for the beneft Of Mrs Calneron'S health.
The announcement made in one OF the Sunday
papers OF the engagement pending between As
s1stant PaymaSter ". i. Wilcox, U.S.N., to Miss
kitlie Loonis. daughter OF MIS- DR.. 1oomiS. is
wholly untrue, the article in question being III
serted by some parti s with malicious intention,
as the paper was imposed uron by a forged letter.
District Government Affairs.
Ex-Distrct Commissioner S. L. Phelps was at
the District buildings this morning, looking much
improved in health.
quite a large number OF property owners on 9th
street northwest, between | and X streets, have
petitioned to the District Commissioners to have
that street improved, as It is almost impossible.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector EntWi>e: John Grinder erect
two dwellings,, 9th, between PennSyNani avenue
and street southeast $1,000 N. RCranaell erect ID
Two tWO-Sfory DWELLINGS, q street alley, between
l2tl ana 18th streets northwest: $3.50 w. Ii. Baum,
repair frame, 7tn and BsIreetS southwest. $50 Pay
ton Pierce, reparwoOj building, 353 street SOUTH
west; $50.
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g PRING STYLES IN DRY GOODS.

Spring CASHMERES. I2H cents.
Russian Blue Lace BUNTING. Is cents
More DRESS GOODS. all cclors, IS cents
Ladies' Ga FLANNEIS, new colOrs.
Ladies' All-Wool FLANNEL SUITING, IS cents.
Coored Gros Grain SILKS, coors, 81.
All wool Black CASiMEKES. 37E, So g. and IS cts
Colored SATINS, new Shades, hne quality. 81.
Black Satin RHADAME, only 81. Is.
The best make Of Two ply CARPETS reduced to IS cts
Best quality All wool BUNTING. Is cents,
Beautiful sty les cf Scotch Zephyrs, IS cents.
SHEEIING COTTON. full width. Is cents.
HAMBURG EMBROIDERY at half price.
French WHITE GOODS at half price.
New styles Madras and Cheyiot GINGHAMS. 12,< cts.
New styles Of Figured and Striped CAMBRICS. 10 cts
CLOTHS for Gents Spring Styles IS, 81. Is
Remnants Fine White CAMBRIA at 10 cents.
CLOTHS for Boys Spring suits. styles, 81 80 and
81 cents.
Table LINENS. IS cts. 81 cts. so cts.. g. cts.
Floor OII~CLOTHS. prices marked down to close.
All Wool Super Ingram CARPETS reduced to 81 cents
job lot of fine Fancy BUTTONS, cts dozen.
Extra Heavy Crochet COUNTERPANES. 81.
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Bishop Lynch, Catholic Bishop OF Charleston s.
c., died in that city yesterday.
The bodies Of the family swept OF in the Big
COttOnwoOdS Snow-Slide have been recovered
under forty tons OF Snow. They were not frozen,
but lying naturally IN their beds 1t is evident
they were SmOthered instantly In their sleep.
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Special Weather Bulletin.


4
The chief signal officer Of the army furnishes
tie fojiav!D- sIcciai bI'lf tn % the DTc5S:-
Tire pressure is highe - az The mi lGe aud south
Atlantic - ties. a1I lowest n Dakota General
rains have. ,a!icE in the clf and south hti f;ic
States, Missouri and Illinois Daring the plSt
twenty -.JaT hours The f0.i.SiH5 Ttni.llS az r.
ported in inches: MONTGOMERY. 1.23: t,divestnu,
100. NortheaStrJly wIHdS prevail IL III" ecHfE
Atlantic states, IN the Oh. r districts thy ere
ILLt and 5,'it.,cTIy. Tier. has been a general
ri-c in Temperature. viii, Il al tae districts IS
arovc the IIr'I FOR tGc G.ts;h. warm y We,
eXtra linz 10 the south .nd - Is cc.tr3l u 'ili-
ncsJta &HG E.kCt8. The :tEoVi.G temp ratdT"5
were reported yP~TeTd Y afternoon: Norfolk 81,
Charlest2I $50, savanna 81. Jacnsoavii- co.
New Orleans AMI Ca -.St"n 81, san Antonio TO-
The Mississippi river has fallen tTO feel 1t 81.
Louis stationary al Giro. wneTt i is eleven feet
ten inches above the ';.,n n: risen two Inches
at Memphis and Wei -bure, and at both places
above the dang line The O!J mas fallen ei;:tecn
inches at ilttsaurg, nineteen at Cincinnati. and
eleven at Louisville Rim IS indicated fnr Tues
day in the south Atlantic, Middle states and lower
lake region.
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DRESSES made IN the handSOmeSt styles, and the
best work done. at Nine. W ashingtnn's 1911 PENN
syiyania avenue. on the most reasonable terms
and at short notice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-27

g PER boz, artistic and beautifully finished,
Cabinet Photographs, made by Davis, 925 Ia. ave.
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SEvEN-H0OK Forster Xii Cloves at 90 cts. three
button "Olivatre." warranted, AZ G3 cents. Il. j.
BehYend & SON. SIS 9Th street, between III and l.
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SILVER DOLLARS issued last week, 107 49S. Fo
the corresponding week last year, $lO9, 1872.

THE Posi- OFFICE APPROPRIATION BILL was
passed In the House OF Representatives Saturday,
after the adoption by vote Of liz to 70 OF the Hol
man amendment, which provides that the depart
nent may annul a star route contract whenever
IL has been Sublct for smaller sum than the
contract pay, and then make a new contract
with the sub-contractOr without giving the Org-
nal contractor one months extra pay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-27

1t. DANESHowEK's CONDITIONAL dispatch from
st. Petersburg says that Lieutenant DanenhOwer,
who is stl suffering from the affection OF his eyes,
has been forbidden by his physician to start for
St Petersburg until the weather gets warmer.
The remainder or the survivors OF the Jeanette
Will therefore start without him.
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WE HAVE no garden wall. but we have all the
&C esSOT.cS required To make the most artistic
Cabinet Photos IN WASHINGTON for 81 dozen, at
the New Photo Co., 905 Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-27

PURE OLIVE OF. and macar0ni at VelatiS, i'm
porterS, &c. GO 9Th street northwest
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Don't WAIT, but call Mt once at NJ. Augen-
STEMS. ST. 9Th street non Invest. and secure bar
gains. For tomorrow only Is the follow
Ing offered: Dinner sets containing 80 pieces.
s3S1 combination glass SETS containing 81 pieces,
9Se.; half doZ Imported m1J0iic? breakfast plates.
So: painted water buckets. r.: large paddock.
with two keys. 1Gr.; 10 o.. d7hpanS. H.: 2qt.
buckets. c.: 3at g.: 100 clotnespinS. 9c.: S-inch
PIE plates. g.: wOOy toilet mats, ali CoOrS, &c.
piece OF line sheet music, 81.
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THE 100 dozen of lafles' fnll regular made stripe
hose at % cents, advertised In this column on Sat-
urdey 10y Purt tie Il Co, gS 1th street nOf thw"St,
Should have been - cents The error was typo
graphicalone.
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District Goyernn ,cnt Affairs.
Affairs in West Washington.

lHE DASHAWAH REFORM CLUB Heiu It's
SUNDAY a!:~i'..0on meeting yesterday at the usual
place. Addresses Yer T!ade by MeSSrS. Lee and
Lang and Mrs. J. NJ. Reilly. Tna rect Mt concert
given by the club was financial success, about
800 being cleared The badge OF honor to be given
to the member selling the largest number OF tick
cts, was won by Mr.. j. Thos. Prodigy, VINO sold 11o
tickets
The FUNERAL OF Mr.. A. w. LEVIN, whose sud-
den death was mentioned in the STARE of Friday,
took place last evening from his residence, No
1922 30 street, Rev r. n. Baker Officiating The
autopsy determined the cause OF death to be hem
0rrhage OF the stomach The deceased had joined
the Washington Beneficial Endowment Association
in January last iDSuring his life for 81 coo. and
mad paid but one assessment at the time OF his
death.
high TIDE.-February Is 4:s1 a. M. 4:4s p. m.
FERsONAL-T. Vincent Fare prominent bust
ness man of Tecuns h, Nebraska, is visiting the
city, the guest o. Senator Van Wyck.-Ex-Sena-
tor Conklins remained in New York city yester-
day. He saw but tew visitors and gave no init
nation as to whether or not he would accept the
supreme Court iudgeship rendered him by PreSt-
dent Arthur.-Robert Ii. Pruyn, formerly Minis
t.r TO Japan under Presi lent Lincoln, lied sud
denly at Albany sterday.-The Right Rev.
Patrick n. Lynch, Roman Catholic bishop OF
Charleston, died yesterday morning at the age OF
TO years.
Star Route Methods illustrated.
Dispatch to New York Sun.
ST. PAUL, February A.-John Pencil, cOntrac-
tor Oh the line OF the Northern Pacific railway
Who has been In Washington, giving evidence be-
fore the grand jury in the Bismarck and Fort
keogh star route case. passed through St Paul to-
dty on his return. He says:-"Juhn j. MinOrwnO
makes his headquarters in Washington, had the
contract for consti uctng the line, and performed
1t ia about three months at cost OF some sG0,CC0
John W. Dorsey, brother Of the ex-senator from
Arkansas, and the prince Of the star route ring,
surerntended the business. ana. IT appears, made
ample arrangements iOr the anticipated eXpedltlon
by having double the number OF ranches construct
Ell actually needed. The service was begun January
1873. In the ensuing spring the foresight OF Con-
Struct!On Superintendent Dorsey in building
double the number OF ranches really needed was
IN idc to appear. The route was expedited, the
tune was shortened from tour days to sixty-nne
hours, and the number OF trips per Week was in
creased from one to three. The price was raised
from 1880 per year to S}5 Coo To accomplish TITS
expedition the number OF teams were increased
from sixteen to twenty. In less than year ar
other expedition was secured at cost Of SS2,c00.
with only an increase OF thirty-tWO teams. This
utilized the Ranches as stage stations which had
been provided under the original contract with
such clear foresight OF the future needs OF the coin
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LECTURES.

nR. GUARD WILL LECTURE AT RYLaND
~ Chapel, corner 10th and streets southwest Feb
ruary 18th, at pm. Subject: John Wesley and His
Helpers"
Entire proceeds for the benefit of the church.
Tickets ceutS
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sPoFFoRDs ALMANAC, 81, sl.25, at Brad Adams.

POSITIvFLY ONLY TOMORROW, You can buy 1T r.
GUldSchmid'S. No. Sig ,tn St, bet. II and north
west: LOOT dish pans. lie. 1aqt., 15.; milk pans,
5c-; large size. To-. StrailerS &C.: apannrt wash
basins, in different cClorS, DE; 1pt tin cups. p.
lat f.; 1pt. dipiers, So; -four s.cveS 1Gc.: Lot
covered buckets t.; 2-qt, &c; sat, 1Oc: 4-qt,
13c.: 2qt covered StI'TpanS Sc; 3-qt, r.. 4qt.,
To- Jtpdnncd CandicSt1ckS. s.; egg whips &c. :;
scoops, A.; Brow muffin pans, Sc: Grow, TO-. :;
cake turner's, a.. loot. water buckets, 2OC small
size, Sc metallic plate teaspoons. &c. half dOZ.
tablespoons. 10. half dOz- 1i-inch bastng spoons,
BE-; kitchen knives, ST.: covered chamber buckets,
IN different colorS, 81; machine oilers, 4c j.
boilers. g.: 2qt, 15c. 3t. zoe. 4-qt.. 25c.; 3-qt
oval butter kettles. with handle. 25c.; large
bread graterS Sc; square bread pans, Sc: wash
basins, TO-: also great bargains in the latest
styieS OF baby carriages
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COLLINS PLASTER8,

COLLINS PLASTERS,
100 TNEs MoRH EYFEcrUAL than any other plaster
electric battery for Pain and Weakness Of the Lungs
Liver. Kdneys and Urinary Organs, Partial Paralys
Rheumatim, Neuralgia Hysteria. Female Weakness.
Nervous Pains and Wsaknessea Malaria and Fever and
Aqua. Price 25c, Sold eyeEyvhsre. ~
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= RAND LECTURE

-
viii be given on
THURSDAY, MARCH I'D,
LINCOLN HALL. at O'Clock y. m.
The Lecture will be deli yered hy Hon. S. s. cox NJ
c., cf New York. Subject african wit and Hninor"
Mr.. Cox having recently Travelled extensively through
EQy!t has consented to deliver this very Interesting
Lecture for The benefit OF the Berean ptst Church.
1t VIII be reIete with wit and hulEor for which Mr..
Cox is noted. Tickets. so cents.
Tickets for sale at the following places: SCOTS Cigar
Stand. United Stetes Capitol Ellis Music Store,
Pa and j. Brad. Adams News Depot. Reserved
Seats lie secured Ellis Music Store, 937 Pa axe.
W, without {
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ADJUSTMENTS
NJ ATIONAL THEATER.

y
THE nST e afb na p Mass Sp q: sp
IN ITS ' 5TI si.Ss {, c.i shsi.i cares
And it M iessnt FS' s. 03 S9sssreares
Nj INA fi9sa''shass 1TsS;SE
casts; charies p Hanfgri. Ds1id c Bans. Carl'ce
3. ., Ileein. Harry G. Robinson. james Malonay,
sn" H.NS cn s's er tHn a tFans E acSs
pas Mss Re . ISs h Hsa si k n ses ss Bile
Prosram-I hqr.isy and sat':rday Evenings.
fr Tr E NhonR a% ft oF SMstjRnoe
5ssIr F srs q s P.ssiS En- s Ff I'm
E0RD'S. THE GREAT COMPANY.
oRle Is NINsrkELs'
Remember Wednesday Matinee.
Rs Rene nicer WW sdnss day M Mafiee
Remember Wednesday Natiaee
Remember Wednesday Natinee
MONDAY, MARCH
J. RAILS JUNGLE TOMS CABIN f27
FAIR AND BAZAAR.
UNION VETERAN CORPS,
MASONIC TEMPLE
FEBRUARY q TO MARCH 9, 1882.
SEASON TICKETS,
Admitting Gentlemen and Ladies 81
Prizes to the number Of third Of the number of
tickets Sold and ranging from g. to 5000 will
he distributed among the ticket holders at the close
tile Fair.
NO RAFFLING.
f27-1Ot NO SOLICITING FOR CHANCES.
n APITAL THEATER
~ JAKE BUDD. Manager.
MONDAY. FEBRUART p.
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MaJINEES
Engagement for one week only Of
THE GREAT NEW YORK SPECIALITY TROUPE.
40 STAR SPECIALLY ARTISTS. 40
ROLLER SKATING RINK.
~ New Io7s avenue. between 18th and 18th streets
MONDAY NIGHT. February 9th,
BALTIMORE West Enid '-'
WASHINGTON
Surface cleared at $50
Assembly bcgins 7:45.
Music 10y SchrtHder'S Orchestra. f25-2t
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Institute ON Pure Crane
Wine.


The President and Committee from the Farm
er'S Club, of the American Institute have visited
Speers Vineyards and Wine Cellars, and they re-
port that the Port Grape Wine OF Alfred Speer OF
Passsic. New Jersey, is the most reliable Wine to
be obtained. 1t is now being used by physicians
who are the most choice in the selection OF wines
in New York have adopted this wine 1t is for sale
by Druggists and Grocers
A Revolution
In the treatment OF nervous diseases Is taking
place. DR.. Benson, OF Baltimore, has discovered a
sure remedy In his Celery and Chamomile Pills
they permanently cure sick and nervous headache,
neuralgia, dyspepsia, SleepleSSneSS and all ner-
vous diseases.
Carriers Little Liver Pills
will positively cure sick headache and prevent its
return. This is not talk, but truth. One pill q
dose. To be had of all druggists.
All the Good HOusekeepers
OF washington use Hecker's Self-raising Buck
wheat II you have never tried 1t, don't fail to do
so before the season Is over. eos
Don't Die i'm the House.
Ask druggists for Trough on Rate It clears
ants, insects 15c. per box. Depot, 4SS Penn.
ave.
EssS y1s q IS 81 be OLD sas
the United States, and has been used for forty
years with never-failing success by millions OF
u3OtLcIS luz t1clT CuLuICAA ~ ICiCVcS tuc CullU
from pain, cures dyS.ntery and diarrhoea, gripping
In the bowels and wtEd collie. By giving health
to the child it rests the mother. Price q cents
bottle. m.w,s
Allen. Brain Food is the Most Reliable
lively cures nervous debility, loss OF memory, and
all seminal and sexual weakness. All druggists,
81 bottle; six for S. Stott Cromwell, $50 Pa
ave. NV.
ssAlderney Dairy WaGOnsv
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in k-lb. "Ward" prints 6Oc. per Id
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk.
&c ner ut Cream. i5c. mint
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THE EVENING STAR.
HOSDAY............. February %, 1872
LOCAL MENTION.
The Wc8lheY.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFF
NOM DAY.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHISGTnS. DC. r ti.ITy -, 1882 ~ a.T1.i
For the middle Atlantic states. Increasing cloud
ines. followed by rain, warmer soUthwesterly
wiaiS. shifting TO eastcriy, stationary or lower
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-27

sPoFFoRD's ALxAssc, 50. 81. %, at Brad Adams.
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FrssELL's Ice Cream AMI Charlotte Russo
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CITY ITEMS.
The Popular Verdict
that Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup Is the best In the
world
Hot Spring CRYSTALS

Earrings, set in real diamond settings S. and s10
Lace Pins, to match, s.; gold filled Bracelets
Chains, LOckets and Charms copied from solid
gold patterns 81 to SO at Prigg's Jewelry store,
No i57 Pennsylvania avenue.
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CATARRH.

CArARRH.
sANFORD'S RADICAL CURE,
COMPLETE EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL TREAT
MENT, WITH INHALER. ONE DOLLAR.
A single dose instantly relieves the most violent
Sneezing Head Colds clears the head as by magic
stops watery discharges from the Nose and Eyes, pre-
vents Ringing Noises in the Head, Nervous Head
ache. and subdues Chills and Fever In chronic Ca
stores the Of SMELL taste and hearing when affect
ed the head throat and bronchial tubes Of oen
sve matter sweeens and pures the breath. stops the
and arrests the Of Catarrh Con-
sumption.
One bottle Radical Cure. one box Catarrhal Solvent
andSanfords Inhaler, all in package Of all druggists
for 81. Ask for SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE.
..-.
WEEKS POTTER, Boston, Mass.
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To-day We Will Give Away One Thou
sand Dollars, M0rth Of Diam0naaS

In cans or tea and coffee, sold at our place OF
business. No present worth over 50 Will be given
away, excepting diamond earrings, diamond
studs, diamond collar buttons, diamond rings, &C.
All guaranteed to be genuine diamonds. Ctll or
send In your orders fer tea and coffee, at 81 per
can, cans for S., II cans for So 25 for $50,
IS cans for 800, with a present OF some kind In
every can. See list of those who get elegant dia-
mona presents today in to-morrow's papers. To-
morrow we Will give nothing OF special value eX-
cept watches. Gents solid gold hunting-case
watches, ladies' solid gold hunting-case watches,
open.face gold, silver ana nickel chatelaine
Watches, and quite variety OF other styles and
designs. Wednesday every can sold VIII contain
a sum of money from 10 cents to $3.50 Do you
want diamond. watch or money? Take your
morrow and Wednesday. Orders by mail promptly
forwarded to all parts OF the United States. Make
up club. 1t viii pay Address Importers Tea
Company, $40 Market Space, Washington, ID. c.
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.sAIderney Dairy WaEons?'
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
| and delivered in k-lb "Ward" prints 6Oc. per Id
| Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk
| &C. per at Cream, i5c. pint
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MIR. MAPLESON
Has the honor to announce
SEASON OF GRAND ITALIAN OPERA
BY HER MAJESTY'S OPERA COMPANY,
Fer Three NIGHTS Only,
Commencing MONDAY, February q. on which occa-
sion will be performed Bizet's Opera
CARMEN.
Don jose, Slgnor Campanini: Escalnillo, Sgnor Del
i'-ente: Ztnga, Sienor Month Michaea, Nile Dotti:
lher first ann, rance in Weshingt0l. Director of the
Music aud Gon6lcsar: Signor Ardii.
TUESDAY EVENING, Fee.nary %, Verdi's Chef
dTuvre,
AIDA.
Rhadames. Signor Rave:li: Amonasro. Signor t,ssl;
Ralnfs, Signor Novara II Re- Signor Costa: Amneris
first arIearance)
urn Gh a D EA A1 PERFORMANCE
WEDNESDAY EVLNING, March 1. Wagner's Opera,
Lohengrn, Slgnor Campanini; Telramondo. Sienor
Galassi; Larsldo SEnor Monti Enrco Siynor Novara;
Ontruta, Mile. Kalas; and Elsa, Mile. Minnie Hauk
Scale of Prices-O chestra and Orchestra Circle, 3d.
Dress Circle, first rows) 81 Dress Circle tother
rows 81; Family Circle, 75c; general admission 81 So
he sale OF seats will COMMENCE on Thursday morning.
wanna avenue. and continue. f20A
DROFESSOR PHILIP LAWRENCE, OF NEW YORK,
18th street, Washington, DC.
accomplished ADELAIDE NELSON.
rom my lanlented pupil, the unrivalled Actress:
teachers for the sts ge. "-Adelaide Nelson Film
No. 626j ON EXHIBITION NO 626
streetl MAI KRIT ER's. Street
No 626 street northwest, one door from 9TH street
Choice Oil Paintings Engrayings Chronios. ETC.. also
Frames, Picture Cord and Tassels Rings Nails etc at
Markriters Terms Cash. Free Art Gallery OF
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LARGE STOCK OF NEW SPRING DRY GOODS.

C. n. TOWsON'S,
f2s 90 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, south sidA.
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CARRIAGES, WAGONS, BUGGIES.
~ variety of New and Second Hand Carriages and
Bueves. Largest stock of Vasnshed Wagons in the
District. One Fine Box Wagon. One of s. N. Browns
Trade Wagons Spring WAGONS Of al sizes Al Of the
Repository, 1880 SD Hgh) street Factory. 324O
pect avenue, West Washington. f25- SIN
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Joseph
Zinscr, OF Baltimore, Mo and Kate Sheppach;
Henry Platter and Maggie Ford.
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DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:-
G.. ". Clark to George Mason, subs 40 and AZ, 81,
1872: S12,0UD NJ. Graney to Philippe c. French.
part Il, sO. 81. s.. Catherine c. Bradley It al. to
Earry j. Daley. part 10, So. Az; $500.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1882-05-11
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At Ni',cauS;ec-With G., NJ. & St. P.
R'y for all points East, West and
Southwest. [NoTE,-The through
cars of this line to and from Chicago
are run via G., NJ & St. p. R'y.1
At Plymouth With S. & T. Div. G.
& NV. R'y, for Sheboygan and
Fond du Lac.
.4t Forest Junction-With MIL, Lake
Shore & Western Railway.
at Green Bay-With G. B. & NJ. R.
R. for New London and G. & n.
w. R'y for points North.
1t Menasda- Neenah-With G. 4 n.
W. R'y for Oshkosh.
At Medina Jnrction-With Mil. Lake
S. & W. R'y. for Oshkosh.
At amherst Juaction-With G. B. e.
hinn. R'y for the west.
At Junction City-With Wis. Valley
Div c., NJ. Il St. P. R'y for Wau.
sau and Jenny.
At Administered : Connections are made
between trains on Wis. c. and WIS.
4 Minnesota R;y.
II 81 Paul-With all railroads north
south and west.
At Portage-With c., NJ. & St. P
R'y for Madison and the west.
At Ashldnd-With Steamers for all
Lake Superior points.
{. \. FtSNkY, JAS. BARKER,
Genl Manager, GenI Pass. Agent
Milwaukee, Milwaukee. :