Evening Star Newspaper, September 16, 1867, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. The Largest Cireulation in the Distriet, W. D. WALLACH, Editer and Preprister. WASHINGTON OITY: MONDAY... - SEPTEMBER 16, 1867. @7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. FoR TUE ACCOMMODATION OF PERSONS leay- ing the city during the summer months they can have the STAR mailed to their address, by ordering the same at the office, for 124 cents Per week, for one week or more. TRE DEATH OF GEN. GRIFFIN. The announcement of the death of Brevet Major General Charles Griffin at Galveston’ irom yellow fever, will be received with pro- found regret. He wasa brave and able sol- dier, Wbo, throughout thy rebellion, performed active and efficient service. As ranking of- ficer (be was, under Sheridan, the commander ©f the eub-district of Texas) he succeeded to the temporary command of the Fifth Military District on the removal of Gen. Sheridan. At his own request he was permitted to remove the headg uarters of the department to Galveston, ‘where he was then stationed—he declaring it ‘Would seem like a desertion of his post to leave there whiist the fever was prevailing so ma- lignantly, and the officers and soldiers were 89 greatly suffering trom its ravages. He re- Tiained, and has falien a victim to his consci- entious ideas of soldierly duty. General Griffin was admitted to West Point from the State of Ohio, and graduated in 1S47 in which year he was breveited second lieuten- ant m the 4th United States artillery. On April 25 161, he was commissioned Captain in the 5th United States artillery, and in that ca- Pscity made his battery one of the most famous in the Army of the Potomac. During the great campaign of 186i in Virginia he especially dis. tinguished himse! the commander of the 1st division of the sth army corps, to which be hed been appointed, with the rank of Briga- dier General of Volunteers. On the 13th of March, 1565, he was brevetied Major General, and at the famous baitle of the Five Foras, where Warren was summarily deposed by Sheridan for his 1ack of promptitude in action, General Griffin was assigned to the command of the Sth corps, for which responsible posi. tion he proved himeeif fully competent by his conduct in the sharp engagement just men- tioued, and throughout the rapid and yigorcus | pursuit of Lee's flying army. In the georgani_ zation of the army, since the close ofthe war, he received the rank of Colonel of Intaniry, OF THE POTOMAC in Patterson, of the Coast Sur- vey, Assistant Clarence Fendali, of that branch of the service, is now engaged in sur. yeying the Potomac for Gen. Michler, of the eer Department; and the schooner Hass . OW, lying anchored above the Long Bridge, is employed im that work. Captain Patterson made a survey of the river in 1562, and all changes in the channel since that time are row carefully noted, to show the action of | the water, &c. Thus far, only that portion above the bridge has beeu surveyed; but little change in the depth of water nas been noted, and the 12-foot chanuel in the flats south of the Observatory, which was reported to have been made by the ice last winter, is reported as 9 myth, at least at this time, as no trace what- ever can be fonnd of it. ‘The survey 1s made in accordance with the Provisions of section 4 of the River and Har- bor bill of March 2, 1867, which directed the Secrecary of War ‘to cause examinations or surveys, Or both,’ to be made at various pointe, among them the Potomac river at the District of Colnmbia.” 1t is to be hoped thi this action will pave the way for the intro- duction hereafter in the annual River and Harbor bili of an appropriation fer the im. provement of ourchanuel such as is usually made in that bill for harbor and river im- provement for localities having not a tithe of the claim upon Government for such appro- priations as has the river front of the national capital. RDS. A canard was set afloat in this city on Satur. day, that ex-Senstor Cowan, of Pennsylvania, bad been appointed Secretary of War. Tnere is no truth whatever in the story, We know that Mr. Cowan does not want the place, and would not take it GEN. SICKLES COMING TO WASHINGTON Major General Daniel E. Sickles, U. 8. V. lstely in command of the Second Military, District, has been ordered to report in person at the Headquarters of the Army, between the i7thand 2ist instant, Tre Catrrornia Eectioy.—A San Fran. cisco dispatch, dated the 12th, says:—It is as- certained that the Democrats have eighteen majority in the House On joint ballot the Union men will have two majority.” There feems to be no doubt of the truth of this state- ment, and it is certain, therefore, thata Repub- ican Senator will be chosen to succeed Mr. Connees on the 4th of March. Clubs favor- able to tbe election of General Grant to the Presidency are being formed throughout the State. 1tis known thatthe German voters or- ganized throughout the State to oppose the Satbath legislation, and voted the Democratic ticket by thousands for that purpose. Higby, Umion, is certainly elected to Uongress from the Middle District. He was the most radical candidate in the field. The two Democratic Congressmen elected are Mr. Axtell, of San Francisco, who favored the war andsupported Mr. Lincoln; and Mr. Johnson, of Sierra Ne- vada, a lawyer, of whom little is known. Exouisn OP ‘he Richings’ Opera ‘Troupe will open the National Theatre this evening for the season, the initial performance being the «Bohemian Girl,” which the com- pany always sing with spirit. Judging trom the great number of seats sold last week, and being disposed of to-day, the house will be crowded at this inauguration of the opera season, which bids fair to bea highly successful one. ARRIVAL OF PaesENoRRS.—During the month of August last there arrived in the city ot New York with passengers fifty-two ves- sels, thirty-nine of which were steamers and thirveen sailing vessele. The total number of Passengers brought by them was 21,102, of ‘whom 12,676 were males and 5,426 females. —_—_____ ComMamDER IN Tzxas.—Gen. Grant has directed that Brevet Major Gen. J. J. Reynolds be assigned to the District of Texas, made va- cant by the transfer of Gen. Griffin, who was arsigned to command the Fifth Military Dis. trict until the arrival of Gen. Hancock. Sv Under the reconstruction law, registra - tion is to be open fourteen days before the election in the Southern States. This, it is said, will give an opportunity tor those who claim the right to register and yote, by reason Of the pardon proclamation, to do R. W.Grand Lodge of the United States, Independent Or- der of Udd-Feliows, will be opened to-day at Irving Hall, New York city This National Grand Lodge is the supreme head and ultimate tribunal of the Order of Oda PERSONAL.—Mrs. Eustiz, the daughter of W. W. Corcoran, Eaq., of this city, is lying quits itl at Cowes, France, where her husband has erected a fine residence. Mr, Corcoran is now on bis way to Earope to join them. Hon. & Holbrook, of Ldaho, is at the Seaton House. Ya.trow FrveR.—Information bas been re- ceived at tne War Department, that Lieuten. ant Colonel Wood and Lieutenant Parker, and two Surgeons, ail on duty in New Or. Jeans, have been taken with the yellow fever and sre dangerousjy j!1 Aruy OrpER —Brevet Col. N. C. Macral US A, (retired,) bas been relieved from duty 8s Assistant Commissary of Muster at Oincin. usti, his services im that capacity being no longer required. a Sain 7 We observe, with satisfaction, that the most earnest efforts are maxing in different po ns of the O.d Dom‘nion to invite immi- gration Discovery or Rock ORYSTAL In ARKAN- 6As.—The Commissioner of the eneead A el Office has received from the register of cal land office at Little Rook, re ela e beautiful specimen of transparent for lenses. ington county, in township % south of range 22 west. in which locality it is ssid to exist in isrge quantities. Ic is-rep that the.erys- | ta! is found in following ratige of the |” mountains rupning south of the base line to the Choctaw nation, and in section 30, town- ship 2, south range 27 west. Rock crystal has heretofore been im ported from Brazil and Scot- land, it not having been discovered in this country. TRe specimen received by Commis- sioner Wilson is said to be equalto any im- ported. Baltimore City Finawcrs.—Tne Balti- | more Gazette says:—To 60 low &c mdi ion has the credit of the city fallen that, even now, when there seoking investment, the banks refuse to cash the drafs of the Register, unless he deposits ample security for the repayment of the mone; Even the Farmers’ and Planters’ Bank, where the funds of the city—when there are any in the treasury—are kept on deposit, is deaf to all appeals for more money, the account of the city being already overdrawn tothe extent of one hundred thousand dollars. ta 5.—" jolice have ai aman Sp Gord: z who bad in nh ca session five hund: rged one thousand dol- lar notes, which were made bere. Seyeral bad notes of Sia a united States are afloat hire. is Supposed t COM in Europe and Amt ‘Anagrick. ah "EThe ‘police pr tively engaged in fracing the mater Cae 16.—The United States squadron, A Admiral ‘arragut in command, as Panis, Sept. 15.—The fortiftestions of Stras- dourg are tobe extended and strengthened, legal proceedings Sepinessamiuales if be persist in his prepara- tions for, @ hostile attack upon the city of BOW, Sapt. 15.—The mall steamer from Rio Janeiro has arrived at this port. She brings the intelligence that the Allied South Ameri- can forces have recently gained.some advyan- tages over the Paraguayans. ust before the steamer left news reached Rio Janeiro .that the Allies had capwured Corumba and seriously threatened the tromgly fortified position of the Paraguayans at Hu- maita. Wants TO BE Mayor AGatw.—Ex-Mayor | , LODOM, Se Noon.—Consols, 91; Withers of Mobile, arrived in this city yester- | 2"! eh aE * sa ‘8, 73%; Illinois Central, dsy morning, and is stopping at Willard’ ‘Withers, it will be remembered, was mayor of Mobile at the time of the riot there. when an attempt was made to assassinate Judge Kelly, of Pennsylvania, and was removed from his position by General Pope, command- ing the District. tis tnougnt he is here for the purpose of having the President interfere to have bim reinstated in his office, DEATHS FROM YELLOW FEVER IN NEW OR- LEANS.—The following isa report of the deaths in New Orleans from 6 a. m, on the Ist instan; to 68.m. on the Sth:—The total number of whe of —Noon,—U. S. 5.20s, LIVERPOOL, Sept. 16.—Noon.—Cotton quiet and steady; sales of 10,000 bales. Breadstuffs firm. Corn advenced to 37s.9d. Provisions qu LONDONDERRY, Sept. 16—Noon.—The steamer, Nova Scotian from Quebec on the 4th instant, bas arrived. SoUTHAMPTON, 16. — Noon, — The ‘w York on the 4tn steamer Union fr 16.—Noon. — Petroleum ANKFORT, Sept. inst , arrived last evening. Antwarr, pent. firm at 52 francs. FROM RICHMOND. deaths was 405, of whom 245 died of yellow | T! ate Convention Electien tobe held fever, 39 of other fevers, 12 of consumption, 17 eer wee Phar play, im ons of convulsions, and 131 of other diseases; 40 faerie) das ei z R. Electi RicHMonD, V Sept. 16.—Gen. Schofield to-day issued an order Tor the election of state Convention on the 22d October. There are 105 delegates, of which Richmond Aas five, Nor- folk and Petersburgtwoeach. Fourteen days previous to the election the boards of regis- tration will make @ final revision of their were under one year of age, 22 under five years, 251 between 2 and 60; 167 were natives of the United States, 71 of Germany, 49 of Ire. land, and 31 of France; 351 were white and 24 black; not statea 13. COMMANDER OF THE FirtH MILITARY Dis- ‘. ” list | Trict.—Brevet Major General Griffin, who The pollsim Richmond will be kept open was in eommand of the Fifth Military District | two days. mporarily, having died with the yellow fever Col. Burnbam, detailed as Judge of the Hus- tings Court, charged the Grand Jury this morning. He said that no distinction on ac- count of color or caste would be allowed. General Schofield ordered, this morning, that all registered voters, and none others, should vote on the city subscription to the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. at Galveston,the command of the Fifth Dis. trict falls upon the next officer in ranie, Brevet Major General Joseph A. Mower, who will be in command until the arrival of General Han. cock. Tux Wuitsw Hovse.—A very large number of visitors were at the Executive Mansion to- day, and many nad an interview with the president. Ex-Senator Cowan, ex-Postmas. er General Biair, and Representative Robin- con, of New York, were among those who nad an audience with the Executive this morning @7 From J. Shillington, Qdeon Building; we have Frani: Leslie's Lady's Magazine for | October, abundantly illustrated, as usui Also, from John T. Burch, corner of 9th and D streets, we have 6 copy of the same. Arrest of Robbers and Recovery of Prop- erty. PortTLaND, Mz, Sept. 16.—A man named John White, of St. Johns, N.B., and two boys, who have committed 6 number of robberies Jately in Portland, and even as far east as Bangor, have been arrested. A considerable portion of the stolen property has peen recoy- ered. The Pacific Railroad. St. Louis, Sept. 16—Tne United States Railroad Commissioners, after inspecting a section of 25 miles on the Kansas Pacific Rail- way, returned bere yesterday, and leave to t 35 miles just completed on the Union Pacific road. New jtatement New York, Sept. he weekly bank statement shows an tacrease of $3,030 087 In loans. $211:325 im speois, $317.055 in circuution and a decrease of 82,075,339 in deposits, and $4,445,542 im legal tenders: PATENTS TO RE IssveD.—During the week | ending on Tuesday, the 24th inst. 245 patents wil! be issued from the Patent Office. During | the past week 540 applications and 8) caveats lave been filed. k Bank CALYPORNIA AND ORBGON RAIBOAD—The Commissioner of the General Lsad Office has received from the Secretary of the Interior a map of the State of California, showing the preliminary survey of the route of the Uali- fornia and Oregon Railroad, commencing at the towm of Roseville, on the Ventral Pacific Railroad, and running in a northwesterly direction to Salt Creek, in township 32 north, range 5 west, Mount Diablo merician. Said map is filed under the provisions of the act of Congress approved July 25, 1866. Gov. Ward and Gov. Fenton En Route. NzWazkK, N. J.,Goy. Ward and part of his ! staff joined’ Gov. Fenton, of New York, who left that city at eight forty this morning for Waszhington and Antietam. Fire. Sanpusky, On10, Sept. 16.—On Saturday night. Marsh & Uo.’s plaster mill and fiv Horthoubes were destroyed by fire. Los: 000. Naval Onpsrs.—Firet Assistant Engineer Edmund M. Olsen, has been detached from the Mohongo and placed on waiting orders. Lieutenant Commanders Silas Case: Aled New York Markets. New Yours, Sept. 16.—Flour steady; receipts 13,424 bbis. Wheat firm, with a fair demand; receipts 43,137 bushels. Corn ic. better; re- ceipts 6,771 bushels. Rye quiet. Oats a firmer. Fork dull and drooping; ne $24.68. Lard quiet at ifalixe. Whisky quiet Barley and Peas dull. Cotton quiet at 2525 uplands, Freights steady. Tarpentine quiet at 60 cts. and George Dewey, nave been or the Nava@i Academy, from and after October Ist. Commander John H. Upshur has: been ordered to command the Saratoga, from and r October ist. ‘Lieutenant Commanders Rutos K. Duer, and Edwin M. Shepard, and Passed Assistant master James S. Giraud, have been order- ed to the Saratoga from and after October ist. ———$—$——————— 'BESH ORANGES, (sweet.) ABNy ORDERS.—Capt. W.O. Green, ist in- | ye 5 $e EES GINGER for Dresarsing, AG fantry, relieved from recruiting service, and ordered to his sppietet Brevet Major W. G- Edgerton, Capt. R. H. Gray ordered Dass recruiting board. InTERNAL Revenve.—The receipts from this source to-day were $526,516.30. THE Wa® Orrick —<Data” writes: very certain that Gen. Steadman will be urged for the place of Secretary ee and it 1s even more than probable toatt he may yet be appointed te that office. It is etared. upon apparently reliable infor- mation tha: Chief Justice Chase bas written to the President sustaining the ctvtl authori- ties in the judicial cases in North Carolina outot which arose the conflict of authority between General Sickles and Marshal Good- ‘THE MOST RAPID BELLING FRUIT JARS in the market, at King Place, corner 15H and Vermont avenue. er oT I CE CHOKE EST HaMbtne GRAPES. ny (B.Chacesr has i Suing tre ON. a fot of “the Winker d pues this country.” cone er dF stres sel5-3t Under “Bbvitt House. Sprettanps: BILLIARDS! ‘The Northern Liberties Billiard Saloon, No. 356 Seventh street, between Tand Massachusetts av- enue, will be open to ‘the public on WEDNESDAY VENING. Leg cytes ats wh oc Easton Menira, DAVIS and FLAN AG IN will play: & match game. Lovers of the game will find at this establish- ment the best accommodations, polite attendance, and the erenriete pledges himself to keep a first: class Saloon. se 16-31 ad o truth in the re, por at telegraphed y rday that Hon. A. Cowan, Senator from Pennsylvaciathas has been ap- pelated Secretary of War. Mr. Cowan does Nom E! NOTICE! not seek and would not accept the office. — Mr. Collicot, revenue collector of the third DL. WILLIAN, 336, o eaperylvanie avenue, Will epen a stock of FALL GOODS on WEDNES- DAY. Sept. 18. | As he imports his own goods he is able to offer to. the publica well aagorted and ele: gant stock of Trimmings. inery Goods, Bonnets, Hats, Laces, Under Garments, Fancy Is. etc., at extremely low prices. Dresses. Cloaks and Bonnets made to order in the latest French styles. (Chron. } 6 WG-1 district of New York, was regularly suspend- ed by the President yesterday upon the charge of misconduct im office, regularly filed in the Treasury Department. W.S Andrews,second deputy collector, has been appointed to suc- ceed Mr. Collicot, @7 Hon. Wm. T. Hamilton, of Washington county, is named &s 8 candidate for Governor of Maryland. rem ATTENTION WORKINGMEN AND others wl . Tend the SECOND MON ETEY ateey ENG ot Janes C. MeGUIRE & CO., FURNITURE WAREROOMS. TING 0 STOWN a) D AND BU pines Vaud rabscribe for from one t0-ten stinres of stock. whereby you will have an oppor ¥ to Get inimediate possession of a house without any urity for monthly payments, poesibly not as large as your present rent. Company meete on “TUESDAY, the 17th in- stant, (and every 3d Tuesday of the nionth there- after) at8p.m..in the Uniontown School House. when the printed constitution will be ready for dis- tribution. — Respectful NEHEMIAH ROBEY, Uniontown, President, FREDERICK EMERICH, 422 [ street south, Treasurer. J.M. DALTON, Southeast cor. Sth st. and Pa. ave. cast, Sec’y. JONES & ASHFORD. Solicitors. "se 14-20" ae Le eee CO.OPEBATIVE iS messing EVERY VARIETY OF FINE CABINET FURNITURE. ALSO, THE CELEBRATED TUCKER SPRING BED, £0 organ ine the. ary Jonamal saseeie, | Which for Comfort, Cleanliness and Cheapness is eoponaee DAP EVE Neat oe sat ie Sad iOehe Tea obeet tet E vn mon of heswer | “nttvalled. means {9 obtwin money ‘or pein find other ab lower ham from any-other soures. y will be tot vantage ot toga who wish $6 755: 0. SUNS 2 0), StToclocke ene meeting... Mecting Taved | 50 16-1m Corner of 10th and D streets. OLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP, Notice is jesnied ven that the War oer gree 2 KHESLOWSEE a CARD. em siux0FoN, September 7, 1857. 1 would! teapetthotis te bores WF certo aa the public generally, that I have removed from my glide fort oun arse wesc ats No, 363 Tdhstreet, is thie dey Wissotved cnussivanis evenas, ine politan Hotel; and while Mbanking thom for feet 8. ats of aid rm id peneters mer merous: TONKS, wi Iicit « continuance of the same at my now place of | nota rg BESLOWSKY will keep, on eald busi- busln “Serres arn 18,18, KERSLOWSKY, WM. BRYAN. Nem fe See a pk At ane le last wanene of eo ed ‘rast of Sfollowi reaplutlon wan ado paevinert peed M. WALSKY. GE: AND BIBB’s ** FIRE PLACE ee GAS- BURNERS as "Resolved, Phat ti sina designated | 4 These. boastifyl ‘and eeonom Pl as offices for the fesse of ace School business by the respective ane Satie Baars sie poh ent spared sifialstoueet ‘Trustees > For oe Sub-Board, First District, ree nt be "ema sfOom, corner {ath and ape Nata bE tere fore See cre tocall Bord : For on ab poets id mistatct. ‘bird and pr) "s, wd sisdecgndmlete cthied and | ga ansible aes. and 7th seca: D. Wyviil's, D. Pfell'gs W x gaa & Co-issand © Thomas rae ae REN foral Sixth | Warda)—Wallich School | Banest room corner 8d street Siaest | q b-Board, For eth Bik . we he ramuar. Bc) o9l-Foo, earn | Bi Thompson, teachth ah gai sara The Trustees will be ip att eat aca place from 8908 9 pone orgach miaratag | of the week, from riday, inclasive, | For the Sub-Board, Third bob ge he be] Bui ast and a satus a ort Dime ee e ‘womany Ww 43 . | The: an oes taken’ by ‘pregnant a duri th nae S11 peruons female gnultied: to. tekete. f Bentembers no Prubite || montha, as miscarriage fepetteint te nn ren Is can procure them at the places sad times || any but ivi eee ee. 80 is ea By grder of the Board, pains BF. ki TN Sec. > ELEOFEOMEDICLTAD recently atria ace et cit Ae 9 and. “ileal Vapor Bala Hous |) Reacts Ges an ahe te ee Eruptions of the Skin "olds : Brant kin Golde 0 { rie fh find itto there td Sh Gee ae iad Fe- Hae of FANCY GOODS 7 Sticke id , banks remitted to the interior iuite freely di cent: and i ring the week, and having lagely depleted their supply of bank notes, ther future remit- fances must consist much jargely of legal tenders than of Inte, telling ver} directly upom, their reserves. The increasim firmness in Money is ‘begiining to effect tit facilities Tor” carrying Government:,ot whkha cousider. able amount is in the hands o/ dealers. Sat- urday theré were more sellirs, and prices ‘were weak. The downward tmdency in gold, \without a corresponaing rise fh bonds abroad, had a depressing effect upon he market. pndeabl Ett Fh Gevernment Secwities. WasuIncron, Sept. 16, 196.—Jay Oooke& Oo; furnish the tollowing quoations of Gev- ernment securities: —_—_-——_. [By Bankers’ and Brokers’ Telegraph.] Lewis Johnson & Qo. quotestocksand bonds in home and foreign market/ 88 follows : Naw Yorx, Sept. 16—F ‘int Board—vU. 1881, coupon, 115% ; 5.20’s,186;00upon, I 14. coupon, 109%; 1565, coupa, 10%; new, ‘10s; 1867, upon, 105; 7.30’, fist, 107; 7.30's, sec- bray a 10; Ganton, 46; Quick- silver,27; Mariposa,10; New York Central, 108 x; Pacific Mail, 14034; ‘auantic Maile 111%; Erie, 69%; do. preferred. 76; Hudson, 140; Reading, 124; Michigan Central,110; otis Soush- ern, Sls Iilinow ertral, 121; Cleveland and Pitisburg, 87; Nothwestern, 454; do. aes toa Rook Islnd. 103%: Fort Wayne, we : Ohio and Mississppi Certificates, 27x; . Telegraph, ani ton Water Power, ix Cleveland and Toldo, 123%; Gold, 1413" . B's, 99.365 ROPOSATS. : stant Qlartermaster, U.S. A.; ice A eminaks Ob, eptener 8 receiver sem 7 a coffice til 32 rember 337 for = tm tee pirts of SVAN ATE and ACCES, a Ga. swith the followng amounts of FOBAGE, *'35i000 Ibs. gate, for theyost of Sayannah, 40,000 Iba. has 181000 Ibs: cats, for thepest of Augusta, 25,000 Ibs. hay, Tite oats to he sonnd,rec from chaff or dirt, and put up in good, strong sacks of not leas than or more than four bushds per sack. The hay “ene sound, free from dust ind weeds, and well baled, The whole to be subj oh inspection as may bedirected. Bids must be in TRPLICATE, with: copy of this advertisement attehed to EACH, and naming two responsible person who will become sureties, for the bidder in the gent of the contract being awarded to him, Delivery to commene within ten days from date of contract, and to be #livered at such times and in such quantities a¢may be designated by the proper officer. Proposals will be enertained as follows: For each article searately, or for the whole amoul Forthe delivery of he amount for Savannah at Savannah. For the delivery of he amount for Augusta at Augusta. r the delivery of lie whole at Savannah. Bidders arc reyncged to. be present or Tepre- dented at the openingof the bids. Contractor will be required to take the oath of allegiance. Bondsnen to give satisfactory evi- dence of solvency The Government reerves the right to reject any dall bids. “‘Proposals to be mdorsed ‘Proposals for the aeltvery of Forage,” and addressed to the uuder- oie order of ‘the Chief Military District t. Save Sealed Preporate will wartermaster, ‘Third ¥NOLDS. Breve Lieut. Col. and A se 16-2¢ G00 BARRELS OF WHISKEY AT WHOLESALE, Of the following brands, viz: C. GAUTIER'S CABINET, “ FAMILY NECTAR.” “OLD EXTRA MONONGAHELA RYE,” And the well-known “ RUSH RUN BOURBON,” All of which are offered by the subscriber to ths trade AT LEAST 20 TO 25 OTS. PER GALLON LESS THAN CAN BE PURCHASED EITLEB IN NEW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, O MARYLAND, Of the same grades of Whis) Lill also sell the same whisk the gallon at the following price THE C. GAUTIER CABINET BRAND, at §3 which is the purest ye Whisky ever sold in this istrict Linyite the medical faculty to call at my store and test the purity of this article, bemg certain they Will find It a whisky they can recommend to their Je expedient to use any. $4 per gale ‘Old at @3; the hon,” at $3 perl tihe abote Whiskios are sold at §1 less per gallon than cau be purchased anywhere else, of the same gr: ALSO, THE: “MAGNOLIA WHISKY,” PER GALLON ‘Rush ha AT $2.25 C. GAUTIER, NATIVE WINE BITTERS, se6-tf 252 Pennsylvania avenwe. \REAT BARGAINS IN NEW AND BEAU X TIFUL PIANOS. Also Second-hand, Pianos, a8 we wish to close them out be-| fore moving to our new store. eure 8 13-3t 3 06 Penna avenue, [ Oitmaa ! CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES! g large number of first-class CARRIAGES: which will ‘be noid. at yasonable rater.” All work Warranted. Susie Boe ge nce te alte oF gm uretes ; street, pst. th an FP reper iets ath N - $ TORT A. BAUDOUIN, OF PABIS, beled leave to taform the public that he hae re- cently enlarged DYEING AND SCOURING ESTABLISHMENT, 506 ELEVENTH STREET ve’ Which enables him to mak t scouring known ontyjo hi rela rehetie, Velvets, Satins, Bare; are thor y clean tr artoEngy alter- 4, Chole Bulce. or other iss Pajenine tse owes also cleaned without joaving the least jg Vests, and Coats thoroughly scoured by steam, ‘and sre guaranteed not tosbrink or lose veir original lustre. A allori ‘specially employed for making neces- sory re Mr Voudouin has been for et unt yoars attached to the best establishments of Parig,such as heed Bere, Maison Centrale, and the Gobelins, nd experience enables to it k to hi P ‘ES MO} t ne Ee MODERATE S BOUGHT AND SOLD. sonra Soe ELEVENTH, STBEED, se 13-2awam shington, D.C. i We AUTOBIOGE AREY. OF LEIGH, me |. Ruskin’s ‘I Economy of Art. shod x tvonee poker ta BE Domestic Stori y BI i Auton lowraphy 2 ss athalian; . " House by Harriet Martineaa: 61: Brie, Hulein tas! by Harriet Marth a ie Lifo.of Char? lot Bronte: #. viet by Currer Bell; §1. ene Eyre, by Currer phan ere BOOKB—A aad stock of standard M i aed le al TAYLOR. — NEW OPE! AND, JULIET, D om Ai geese ROMA of CSE DE GER- SEREEIN et ani tore gr Witicox & swine 2 MACHINE. or eke tRaL ORE spaloeias orga wl Eine gS NS LS nc A, ane elena ree eli rs Gan a Ts GREAT — ary ee eas = | Felows' at ‘The Largest Stock at tie Lowest au Pa. avenue @ Same iD RSTAURANT TOOK. at 428 # Retro bt ot aad Wit caren WOMAN rat from the eu wen Tron 35 ENYA ark "SAY MAE foundered Ww! eittte houso"ot' the. Conmondan oes off; Incerat alder. ‘The above re: | Yard will be paid for information of her where- AT RKg hie COOK-WASIKiFe Bera ragern of wame to, BEREEND BROCE IKONER. Germun or American. pr EES, 4437 Seve Sees tre ee Kccant one | Family emall, at 326 sth street, between of Au nortn $5 BEART Teta MES SLU iUT, yel low apot iow spot on her left side. on * fogs ona and smal ¢ ni be ld for het ther return to "potwéen 18 a Onn "HENLY. relath in- Striped. WARTED_By & respectable girl, & SITUA- Mere: 604 ch, wash and iron,in a private References” given. Ap- ply! ghar Mth and Wthsts. 1t" V AAT EDSEDAED be jgntloman and wifs servant girl lua private family, or Ww! are few boarders. beat references DOR STOLEN- ors LEN, 01 Sits Feo COWS, One red and rainy strong horns at Hed ae ye milk the other | # Avan Shitesnd o milk Dee. tail. Five | Address Box ©, Star ofice. 3t Dae eae oi be peid foreach, it returned | ¢SABINET MAKERS WANTED, {) FEED. GEISSEBT, on Rhode Island avenue, class hands on office work, W: : between 6th and 7th streets north. 15-3t* ry Call after 6 o'clock at No. 423 121 hse and 6th stant, between Defiuts | N'Y. avenue. ts ox Pa of NTED—A GENTL AN ANS WIFE TO corner, of Penney Tvania aver 4 Boardin ake charge of a Con treet and. Hi read) tablished, HONaiNe. tise HWATOH: swith the initials of | foatth aud not able te attend to it. the owner, M. ‘on the case. A} Star Office. Iiveral toward will be same t- the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto- mac Railroad Office, No. 380 Penn. avenue. 1t* FRC Wednesday, the 11th inst.,a COU- PON, in the hat store of B. stinemetz, ae nomen ad pedi gtor this adgertcninead peering ro Melee H. STINEMETZ. STRATED OR BTOLEN or: n Satanday night 7th inst., a white and red spotted horns: bell around her neck. A liberal rewar given for her recovery. WAE Maryland avenue and 7th street, se 10-6t* Capitol Hill. ps neg and bates FANTED TO PORCH 3 i so feat of of t! parr 9 teal Batate Brokers. (Plant's 's Bui ng. tt cor. New York ave. and 18th : Py sel6 Ww ANTED—Two or three Communicating ROOMS (unfarnisied) on first or second floor, suitable for housekeeping by a gentleman anil wife without children, Address, giving location aud price, 8. E., Star Office. ANTED—Active, energetic AGENTS, Tae or female) in every city and county, to sell the mew National § owing Bin hhines, the only relin eap machine known. They have noeauals, To the right kind of agents we offer fine inducements. Call or address ‘ORSE & CO 5€16-1W No. 19 45 st., Washington D.C. Ww? ANTE! GIRL to Cook, Wash and Iron: ANat come well recommended: Apply at B- BOARDING. (OR RENT—HOUSE No. 495 7th street, be- tween Hand J. having been shoremanyy ren NIENTLY FURNISHED FOR ng for man and wife, in second reet, near 15th. se 16-3" 7 men Dear Ale poaeession give WILL BUY_A SEVEN OCT x, | $268, ROSEWOOD PLANO mets by Groy: Apply at 630 1 street, between ath atlzoK street, near see ibe. streets. FOB BENT A Furnished HOUSE in a very do sirable healthy Location, wits nino rooms © month Gch AN, +} a ly furnished oo thoronghly furnis| ‘ a7 Be 16-3t® OR BENT FwoTtoNNUH at 0oMs on first floor, farnished or unfurnished w: gs and water, ina ver) ‘Apply t mises, Ni betwavn it" enna. ay. ‘irable lecation. Latrset north an all ¥ in a good netzhborhood license. Inquire of J. A Office, 17th street c an Metrope Titan RE Yor Fos TF DWELLING coand Cigar Store of Mr. JAS. W No. 59 Hich, between Bridge and First Georgetown. ‘Inquire No. 48 High st own. T—THE NEWLY-BUILT COTTAGR (furnished) on Ith street. between H and [ sts For terms apply att tage. selt-tt OR RENT—Two unfurnished ROC for gentleman ant wife, without children. sit uated in a pléasant I Apply at 240 Ds at, between Ith add ioth. 2 Mat (OR RENT—Neatly-furnished ROOMS for aen- oR REN cation. Hlemen only, with use of bath-room. Broak fast furnished 436 Nost.. bet. 13h and ae the State Department NO LET—Yowr UNFURNISHED HOD on second floor, communicating with a hal! nine feet wide, neatly sani and papered, with and large lot. App! RENCE, 61 K street. Detween sth aul 2ith streets af P. Bel as 0. 4 SOR RENT. [STABLE large and commodi ‘orner of E and age room, and i by President's Gu: men would ties. Hic ated aniknowioterslshed, 1s now xeist FULTON’S, Pawnbroker. 602 9th st__se14-3t"_ | io\Well to. ex Tinawtre of STACK POLE @ Bed Hocus ‘Ceommenicesing) wide ane t ANTED—A CLERK having some knowledge | HALL, or on the premise se 14¢-3t Board. sel6-6t" Ne gigue Drag business.” Enguireat thivofiee. | yyox ENT A FARLOM anions HED-ROOM IT Wo YOUNG GENTLEMEN (clerks proterred (both front roots, and each can be 0 "Tan We ‘necommodated with aioase Beuos SRTEDOK WHITE GTRD tp cook, wash | into etroona ae sijed) will be tuted very rom nd 4 t ersons, | sonably to single gentlemen on applicatio w and. WB satan te Det. Mand: vanted, | Vy ane ORE AP ease eae a a Wy pane Me San ech th sa oes is offices hese rot He OCC by 0 TmOOm: PORNIGHED FLATT AND Pen. W EED=A Ue Pepe gas ee ee with or without Board. Termsmoderate. No. 430 between 12th and 13th streets. two OYST AWO PLEAS WE WELL FoaNisigb Gthst.,bet.CandLa.avenue, _se7-Im*_ | SHUCKERS and one WAITER. | White men pre: ROOMS TO RENT—To gentlemen—At 485 ‘OH RENT-NICELY FURNISHED 00) itrred. None need ‘apply but good hand Mestreet, Detween Iti nd 12 At with or without Pees Apply Rona aae at ws ANTED TO RENT—by a permancnt tei — FoR; SALE CHEA A between E and F streets, y three CNPT Nisin Rooms. The hones | \E! HOUSE AND LOT. on Meu et \ and nelghherhood must be good. Address ng | New Jersey avenus and Ist street west. [iq 5 FOR BOARD. ROQME, PARLE, Bete terms. 4. CoStar office. oaeaee| Ee eemaat be use.on Peun'a avenue, near the commer of ANTED, TO REN, & permanent tenant: The HAGE over the Washington street. n 24-001" ‘@ BRICK HOUSE of ors rooms; », on 1th street, sgath of Peun’a aeiawHOUneviss Soanaylvesie eenae jouth of MM between oth aud Toth ats, west.” Ad: A schicol orléctire rnom. Tn ‘Accommodation’ for 100 Guests: aoday. | Soe ee eae ae Monthly Boarders, two. ina room, 30. eac Ww ANTED=E veryhody toknow i NFUR mguth. Monthly Attic Boarders, two in a room, | (7, q\nSt anil beat assoctminn LOOMS. fr and $26 each. Hot and cold water Baths free. txben 6: ARM NTS in the city z 6013-s a ceived 8 Low oftered at pr + NT jeveral neatly furnish i aad exe GOOD STORE FOR KENT ELOOMS withordithont toara, Ap) 7 Cont Bens, Fuh Hing With Fixtar venient and at 516 K street, between 4th and 6th, at 13 fag snd Gentlemens i iately at CoEnTEY BUARD can be obtained at an agree- ander Metri potitan Hotei able private residence, with liberal fable and every necessary comfort.’ Location, Washington mfor U ‘O 1’ asa Ballfoad, convenient ta the cars, Termp, @ibper | Book here Geek eos ed teens ee ae week, For address apply at the Star Offite, jel3tf Booktecgny or Ch double entr beats pipe ADEE BOARD at No. 464 tik strost, w few and mercantile corresponience. and has had the Rote Bose a NA PS Ce of it fu a faney store on Pennsy! month, de 16- JOUN A BAKER, Wholesaiv and Retail Dealer in SGRCULE tere IMPLEMENTS AND MA EEDS AEP FERTILIZERS, GENERAL, COMMIS STON MERCHANT FOR ah LEO LL KIND: KI COUNTRY PRODUCE. I would advise my friends and the public that 1 have taken the large and commodious buildings, known as the “COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS, Nos. 85 and 90 Lousiana avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets, west of the Centre Mar- ket. and in the Hay Market, — where Tam now lasing iu alate and v Agricnttural Implements and most approved kinds. experi ables ine to judge wants of my customers, Valuable agencies of some of the best and moat approved Agricultural Machines have been secured, and they will be furnished at Factory Prices, Tani dow receiving s cara No. 1 PERUVIAN GUANO, direct from the agent of the Peruvian Government. T shall devote my personal and special attention to this article, as also to all other fertilizers which Twill offer my customers. Ni, B17 oth street ANTEDR paeicliass TIN AND SHEET: we . tu whom good wages will H. 1. GREGURY. waslr, and ir take ty We GIRL, to cool Apply (with retercnce) st over Hood's Je ood te f9to ra ceteg here a 90 Toes ra niet St Real Estate Brokers, cor. Ith an iF F ANTED-A YOUTH accustomed to honse Work, and who has some knowledge of horses Apply) with recommendation. at 259 Peunsylvauta avenue, near corner Jit se13-3teod 2.000 Warten 7e BORROWT or A halt interest will be given in "Select Country Produce Business, yielding ©1,- 200 to 82,000 clear prot per year. For pers interview, Adress hnmedtately with, full u SASH. Box 175, Washington, D.C. — 6 ANTED TO RENT—Three ROOMS. suitable between Penn's avenu: for housekeeping. & thal i % us re i tof a full Bu of the several e E. will recon pend none but those rh Know to be of ne and worthy of pplication. i) food HAND to upholatcr and re- ‘ aga RD FIBLD SEEDS war Furnitars. inquite of 3B: Wil Laball devote greet, caro ana: aitgution end will | 148 Heldgo sheet Geocestoms. ‘se 1-st keep § a supply of New ‘and "Fresh ‘Seeds constantly My long éxpérloice qualified rie to’ Eno who are the most reliable seed-growers, both in this coun- try and in Europe, and from them only will my sup- plies be procured SED WHEAT AND RYE, The best varieties will be kept constantly on hand. Tam now receivinga large suppl Clover, Timothy, Orchard Grass, Her ers’ Grass or Kentucky Blue Gras: ind other Grasses. ection with the agricultural business I AND SALE AG ¥ e, Oats, Hay, Straw, and all other patey roduc My location fs central, inthe Hay Market and thaf portion of the Center Market devoted to farm- ers, where Lam in daily contact with the producer and cousumer, and by keepi ping posted as to other markets, lore Adaily 1 record of all transactions in Bettea*e intl all be able bo give, full satis- ction tu a Macfie entrusting their business tTiormation as tothe markets furnished cheer- fully at all times. ounting-room will be arranged sepectally for he jarmers’ convenience, where price lists o wi RERE buy a Huckster aud Peller’ LICENSE. for ‘Washington, D- Address W aoe ore to bay LOTS for building PUEPOSeS, in various parts of the city. for our customers. Parties having such calland see us, of New Crap _8¢ 6-1m corner La. avenue aud sit stre ANTED—THREE GOOD STORE COUNT- ERS. Walnut Tops preferred. Apply ak Seventh street. WANTED FARM. of from 2 to 100 acres, na land or District of Columbia, under g30d cultivation, with Improvements. in adesirable and healthy leemtions within siz milce oF this oly, accessible by either rail or good public road. A‘ drese, with iy foention, description rice, and terms, & CO., Beal 460 15th Sree borane aitea ais Dawn WASTED To BUY—By E. 5. SUSTH. Ladics and Gentlemen's second-hand € lothing, Cn- derclorhing, Bedding, Boots and Shoes, &c.. fo t 284. reet, between L and M ats. nor ‘No matter how much they may have au 10-1" arkets will be kept on file and ever; fags of- ANTED."'—Ladies contemplating wearing fered them to make this house their luce Ex- BALMORALS and HOO T Con change. on, and wishing to avoid the seb at JOUN A. BAKER. | expense of Praline. should call etd ee my beau 1 designs for th s.t0,be stamped in PAST LORS AND WARRANTED TO ‘s’ and Childrens’ Aprous, Joseys, en, Under: HMOND, VA., AUGUST 19, 1567. ‘This is tocertify that we have anpointed, P. H. eT eae acco Gee nted, PH | clothing stamped in imitation of Braid. A saving Sue. batweon Wek oan Ine tree Sa een pare: | of gue half the usual cost of Broil. Any Pattern agent for the selling of our popular brands 0} a oa stamped. eRe bis CHEWING AND BMOKING TOBACCOS = for the District of Columbia and Alexandri ANTED—New and Cast-off CLOTHING, old OLD and SILVER, or any other article of False, st the old established Morchant Pawnbro, were o Btore of B- FULTON & 00., 503 sthetroot.8 rs north of Penn Agent for sinenns SEWING. ACHING, e22-Ty PERSONAL. Phe PUBLIC ALE CAUTIONED AGAINST negot ga Note drawn by gonn Wagner in rer, of Jamer King for $75, and pi le on the t of ani gare the Seer been blown a fay and payment having beet sty ‘ fF adits cd Amgs KING. with anthority fossil avour FACTORY PRICES: Parties buying our brands of Mr. Welch will be accommodated with sms uantities st same rates fs by the case of us, aud save freight. ‘The follow: ing brands of our manufacture ean be hadof our Agents 82 CHEWING TOBACCOS, “ JUST THE THING,”—Pocket pieces. “REWARD OF INDUSTRY.” “PRIDE OF VIRGINIA.” .C, MAYO°S NAVY.” H. P. CLINTON'S “ EXTRA SWEET”—Pounds. ORNOKO.” SMOKING TOBACCOS. “VIRGINIA CHOICE.” “ JUST THE THING.” “ PIONEER OF THE OLD DOMINION.” N ick: —I have applica i the tenewal of Dickerson College SCHOLARSHIP No. 1,832, March 12, lato, forten years. which was lost by me. 13-31" BE. WOODWARD, Sept. 13, 1357. DEREORA — aaa SMITH, formerly of pee p20. MAYO eco: Sag Harbor, New York. oF his heirs, will call NEW Books! NEW BooKs H pon, the undersigned, he will learn sométhing to Under Two Fl Sonor t ‘Oneida, author of Strath- LO eerste pore g? gGtepaiaraenmenimytinerice |W Sonos OUPWetCwe Bali at and be th 2. On the Boulevarda;in 2-¥ Bx peeves Oe s ot-,and ‘he Confessions of Gerald Es : ooTOR SCHUMAN oF BALTIMORE. may Sets, nOaeivae Hintors of tape scepatied be consulted by ladles in need of the services Ke Cowan $2. Nicholas as Nicklcby: thoCharley and feliable physician at his ofc, No, Dievens cditions pa Niclgeby; the Charles | oo Thetreets Washington, . .O.,daily, from # vols. bi i Oficial Formulein Local | o'clock iz the inoraing until 10 ‘clock, and at his use in the opiete i of Ca lumbia. Every doctor and ice in omen Pp ly North street, from 4 Grnggist sb it Arctic Boat Jour- | 910: m.” Consul h Bre strictly con Beate eolGathering, | Sdential, must be Tinted fo the ators boars fn Gail Hasalign D: ; iter w hacker. ‘By Fred. 8. Cozens, author of Spar. | office will be faithfally attended to, an 2i-Im* res Te Bentiiye Gordon. By mBy LADIES ELZASE BEAD, THIS — WILLIAM Forbes Bets. Hi Wrazaras Wa Wari. RINCE, 439 9th streot, has about six hun- iol cod Enallgh “Bi Es! Peer ee Braid, & ee be Swiltseil checr. tue ould; $1. ance ,of the Be abit te prolly ine a hat is Fr im i feast ‘Seale. le. + iwe Pee p is Pelnam. By oe mnie Tele iti |S tion;) ast of the Barons; Aram, vation) 1.20 Old edition; ‘Bulwer arte iene og der, in 2 vols. "aia fe syed Pres on recelp ane se OOR AN ths, | 2-t1 enge. yoers ana ae ite 2 me art ote ore: ena $e sae Mats ie a ose ae = oa ke ee Boston, Masa.” powly Inquire of th A street, Capitol Hill the Marlboro? r One aes Si unicating Boom, square. PR rooms. completely furnisbed with bedi linen, ghina, slags, crockery cutlery, kitchen farpivare &c. Twa central location, “Rent x low Ply at once to McNEIR & NIC OLSON, 495 4th se M-tf streety bet. Dat ENT— ablished BARBER SHOP. at cor Mert ey Gs and Pa ave. I< suitabie t Apply at Union Hotel, 13% st, ind Parave. Alsore large ROOM for reat. 10-60" S100 CASH ASD 825 MONTHLY WIth J) vay aneat two ‘story HOUSE, situa No. 558 sthist. west, between Band F sts. south, STARR & METCALF Real Estate Brokers, (Plant’s Building, New York avenue and 1st Se 10.tf Wo UNFURNISHED R( private family. #12 tenant. wy HiSESE, PGR SALE. with Lor Ate RES No. Teta lith street city. with hot and cold water, gas, bath everything convenient and in good repair a good loeanli Address Mad: A. WILT( Lf cast 11th ets, New Fork. 6c HiGyAbD CSIVERSITY PROPERTY LET Two, of the very best LOTS in veid rr’ ‘erms: t hy Dal: 5 Tings Adacees Post Ofice bok Sane” te genre "THE ERDEISIGNED. WOULD ELE Hig OF S. STATIONERY, aud MERCHANDIZE fe Sra. They are w muoores ‘The Lusiness has beep a paying one—moderately and steadily—month by month, for twenty years, mt any intermission except fora time wheat the war was opening. With a steadier trade pects than at the beginning of that riod. It is offered as # secure foundation on which, y the infusion of some of the modern elements, a more active business may be reareds Store, Fixtures, Cellar, and Wareroom at a mod- erate rent. {se 5} FRANCK TAYLOB. Fe OR LE—The FU ERITH of ,house No 23 Be Containing 25 pms. PESe sold botoxe Ist of will be sold at auc Appl: the premises. fee istt}) JOHN a “MOOR FOR S88 LOW AND Cron GooD TERMS IF SOLD IMMEDIATELY. —One of the most desirable PRIVATE RESIDENCES on the Heigiits of Georg tow! ary 191 Washington street between West and Stoddard strecess ad immedi. Helv opposite the Feahlence, of Henry D. Cooke he lot has a front of 6 feet by a depth of ioe ‘feet. is handsomely laid ont with Flowers, Fruit, Shrubbery, Grapes, &., &c. The house is new ad sunstentialls bull containing ee rooms, excellent porches, and two excellen lars. Gas and water throughout the ae tern in yard; hot and cold water. with all t] ern improvements; range, boiler, and all cooking utensils; Latrobe stove, newly fitted ap to warn parlor and upper chambers. Y Ghandclters, with F Other gas fixtures, go with the house. For furt! formation enguire on the premises from 1 until 23 nd 6 ean tg o'clock, & m., or to iH. 0. 49 Jefferson street,or WHEATLE to THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer, No. Bridge street. at any time LET—The very desirable HOUSE “= 422, t the corner of Vermont avenue and N street, just Caen by the Rev. Dr. Boyntor Niemen prrah in {1 rooms; wide aud spacious hi i; complete, with all the modern improvements. For particu. lars apply to Bev. Dr. in the new row of frame house side of 1ath street, between L. ahd door from the north corner. FOE, RENT-A large and ae suitable for a Boarding Hou: souri avenue, between 34 ind tre: No. 92 Missouri avenue, for terms, &. Pn 2 8 EE RR tet eee enter eee cere \, &05 thirteen reoms; sit- po on the aes of Raspes ington si mt ie Sia pergomam,, toning tt a38e. @tabe Teta iE EENT—A FEAME HOUSE wi = gn Re EE a sland. avenue, cou quireof A-HE eITMUL Len, Vermont avent vor; N and O streets. ce » Vermont avenue. 3 RDke Seapl BAT SE Haas. OF BE rect nar aaie? onigtte os font lows Ape aude rooms and attic, {tle ehd ase af of cellar. ply at No. Teet. PoreMae ies Sra Worcs. TOMAG RON HERRING, rsigned have th tered {ato eo: ‘altput Wp in the beet magnet: “ee Biches os ners rec ey his pein en ‘ed into co: “god _andee Rite Hi oth and Feta. BRYAN BROTHERS, — : for the porpose eye aWholeate aud Re. Fore tdereinh AVENUE! -)\) acon mies Dem, m Store, Kaci 5 et sively of oar own we ened 9 this “scfanee Wo tats thts opperts tunity ofret ment the CN is area the nie the amr. aoe ene mek ee to the new i la WLOR. oma g | ater . AG GA By te Kec wate ‘well es — ie 0.0020 - 3B. BRYAN E BHO. G 8 URES. Call and examine our large and beautful assort- pee street. I BHEEM, 17th st., bet. Hand I F E— (Rare chance foi on Ifberal terms S,containing six rooms side of araeeet between, aly ae in cash 799) Eee oe auSi-tt © CornerNow Vork sve. ond Ith st. UNFURNISHED no cee $