Evening Star Newspaper, October 8, 1867, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. | The Largest Circulation in the District. | W. D. WALLACH, Editor and Preprictor. | me oe i WASHINGTON OITY: ! TUESDAY.............OCTOBER 8, 1867. Sa READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. NATIONAL DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION An ofMfcial circular, just issuea by Hon. ry Barnard, Commissioner of Education, .Snd addressed to State Superintendents of Education, contains a docament intended to | embrace every provision found in the several Constitutions of each State respecting Educa- tion, Literature, aud Science. The Commis- sioner says he is now engaged in preparing a volume to be entitled “The School Codes of the United States," intended to embrace the earitest school Inw of each State, a brief notice of all subsequent ‘egisiation on the subject, and the provisions relating to public instruc. tion, as they are found in the authorized statutes of the State up to January 1, 1853, He ts also collecting the official school reports ofeach State, and other material for @ report om the condition of Public Schools and other Iastitutions and means of Popular Education in the United States in 1866-"67, to be ready for presentation to Congress, if called for, coon after January 1, The Commiesioner is also @dding to the material which he has been collecting since 1835, as opportunities of travel and research permitted, for a historical Devel- opment of Education in the United States and other portions of America. In answer tonu- merous applications for plans for structures tor educational uses, forrursl and city localt- ties, for graded and ungraded schools, he preparing & document in whicn the latest tm- provements in School Architecture will be in- troduced, and he proposes to make, with the eo-operation of Congress, his own collection of educations! books, documents, and material helps ef instruction the nucles of an Educa- uonal Library and Cabinet in the Department | of Education at Washington. | GOVERNMENT BONDS REDEEMABLE IN The Secretary < the Treasury yesterday | Qddreesed a very important letter toa gentie- i man in New York in reiation to our finances | in which he says" “1 consider the faith of the government pledged to pay the five-twenty bonds when they are paid in coin. There need be, 1 think, no apprehension that they ‘will be called in at the expiration of (5° years trom their respective daces and paid in United States notes. ‘The United States notes were is- | sued under the pressure of a great necessity, and are, by authority of Congress, being rapidly withdrawn from circulation. | No more can be issued uuder existing laws, nor can I believe that any consider. | able number of the members of Gon. | erers would favor an additional issue for aby purpose whatever, much less for the | purpose of paying bonds in violation of the express understanding under which they were | pegotiated, The policy of contracting the cir- | culation ef Unite States notes, adopted by | Congress and being steadily pursued by tue Secretary, should. of itself, even if the honor of the nation were not tnvolved in the ques tion, satisiy boiders thet Five-twenty bonds will not be calied in and paid before maturity in a depreciated currency.” TEAMER JAPAN, Late | WALL—As several Washington boys are on the iron-clad steamer Jepzr, formerly | Stonewall, which sailed from Fortress Mon- Toe on the 2th day of August for Japan, their friencs here will be glad to hear that a letter has been received in ta's city from one of them, | dated at Barbudves, Sept. 15cm, whieh port the vessel reached sfter a passage of ten anda | Balf days. All on voard were weil aad in good spirits. The writer says the Japan is a first- | Fate sailer, “and can go over the water or Under the water_itis alt the same to ber,’ | bat as one of the results of this duck-like | quality, he says he is about naif the time « up | to his knees in water.” He says they have a Good set of men, and good officers. Letters to Teach the vessei in good time should be di- | Tected to the care of the American consulate | at Valparaiso, at which port the Japan will stop. THOSE SuiRts.—Thurlow Weed, in his rep!y to the allegations of Mrs. Lincoln, charging ingratitude upon ibe Republican leaders, says “Mrs. Lincoln's propensity to sell things was manifested eariy, and beforeany necessity was toreseen. If our information is reliabl of Mr. Lincoin’s new linen shirts almoet before the remains,which wi ed in the twelfth, had started for that from whence no traveler returns.”* There seems to be no doubt that the above sale was really made—the proprietor (now de- ceased) of & prominent avenue restaurant | being the purchaser. ‘bourne NATIONAL THBATRE.—In the large audience present at the opening of the dramatic season | at the National Theatre last evening, were Gens. Grant and Sherman. Chantraa’seccen- tric delineation of “yam” was as effective as usual. Itis unfair to judge a wew company cn their first night, but enough of them was seen last evening to warrant the expectation that they will give satisfaction io the critical | @udiences which assemble at the National, “Sam” will be repeated to-night. Cot, MussMokR's Successor. Secretary SicUulloch and Commissioner Rollins had a conference yesterday, and decided to appoint Mr. Purnell as Deputy Commissioner of In- terna) Revenue at New York, in place of Col. | Blecemore. Mr. Purnell for some time past bas been Deputy Commissioner of Internai Revenue in this city, and is an experienced officer. It was also determined that Mr. P. should not form one of the Metropolitan Board. ABSENCE oF CoMMISSIONER THEAKER — Hon. T. C. Theaker, Commissioner of Patents, lett the city this morning for a brief visit North. He will be absent a week or ten days, During, and antil his retarn, General Stout, Chiet Clerk of the Patent Office, will discharge the duties of Commissioner. Want Him ReMoveD.—An attemptis being made by certain persons in Maryland to have | Gen. E. M. Gregory, Commissioner of the Freedme: Bureau, removed. Gen. Howard epposes the removal, and had an interview | ‘with the President yesterday on the subject, ps Ee &@ Secretary McUuiloch’s, letter, published elsewhere in our paper, saying that the Gov- ernment will receem the 5-20's in coin, has al- ready enhanced the value of Goverment bonds. Tax Waits Hovse.—The reguiar meeting of the Cabinet was held to-day—all the mem- bers present, including General Grant. The se@sion was continued andl two o'clock. No Vieltors Were admitted this morning. S7 Sheridan bad the same greeting at Bos- erdsy as has met him on his trip trom ‘hington to that city, } te w 87 Noam Brown, of Woodensbarg, Carroll county, Maryland. died yesterday of heart dmease tn Baltimore, —______ 87 The oMices for the registration of voters reopen in Ealtimcre to-day. Disroeat_ oF Pentic Law ‘Retarns re- | ceived by the Commissioner of the Generat Land Office show that 16,1177 acres of the pablic Isnas were disposed Of during the month of Septetiter Iast, at thhe spassiing loess offices: arquette, Michigan, 9,835 lenasha, Seeomsin, 6,290 sores: Conaell Bin rows. 3,053 acres. The greater portion o} nd Wad taket: fox actuaf settlement and cami vation under the-bortestend law, and inder iocturas ha ve-nivosbenacteesl eam showing that 2 formes, comprising iD: eegeregate 21.050 Seres, were added to the -productive jorce of the Sines of Misewaippl and sie bama during the months of Augustand tember {. under the Romestead act of 8 follows: Seitalec Pol locenge fad at the th Of August | vious 22,660. Last year | ity in Ohio was 46,696, and in Iowa 35,412. In | was hardly 5 | @cting a> Congress has no constitational pow- | same Siates as the present (WEDNES at the Hall of Pa. avenne and 19th | street. “By orderof WM y at M. M. KAIGHN, Se. | nished at the shortest notice THE ELECTIONS TO-DAY. ‘The States of Pengsylvania, Ohio, Indianty and Iowa will hold @eir amuual elections 0-day. In Pennsylvanie the only State officer to be elected is a judge of the Supreme Coart, with members of the Legislature and county officers, and im Indiana gone bet county and municipal officers will be voted for. In Ohio and Iowa the election will be tor fulf State tickets, includimg Governors. A member of Congress, however, is te be chosen in Obio. snd another in Pennsylvania, to fill va- carcies. The Republican majority tn Pennsy!- vanis lastyear was 17,178, and the year pre- Republican major- Ohio a vote is also to be taken on the proposed amendment of the Constitution to give the right of suffrage to colored men, and to dis. franchise deserters from the Federal army dur- ing the war. The Legislature of Onto, to be choeen, has the choice ot a United States Sen- atorin place of Mr. Wade, now the acting Vice-President of the United States. Tow8 will, of course, elect the Republican State ticket, and a majority of the Legisiature- Onio seems to be pretty thoroughly aroused, and so can hardly fail to elect the Republican State ticket by a handsome majority. The Legislature is not certain, because the ranning of Osry for Congress in Cincinnati, as an inde- pendent candidate, supported by the Demo- crate, renders possible the defeat ofthe Repub- .egislative ticket in the great county of Hamilton, which elects a large delegation, but we look for a Republican victory here also- If Pennsylyat shall vote as last year, she will no doubt go Republican INDIAN AFFAIRS. The following has been received by the Commissioner of Inaian Affairs: A U.S. IypiaN AGENCY, Grew Bay, W1s., Oct. 3, 1867.—Sir: There is nothing of special importance te report for the month of Sap- tember in the condition of the Indians of this agency. ‘With the exceptions of a few deaths among the Menomonies, they have enjoyed their usual health. These cases are not, 1 am informed, the result of any malignant epidemic, but the patients are victims of the cousumption so common among half civilized Indians and half bloods. All the tribes are quietly following their usnal occupations. and their schools have been | well attended. i have the honor to be, very respectfally, your obedient servant, M. L. Mautrs, Indian Agent. FLAG Suir ov THE AsiaTIC SqvapRoN:— The U. S. Steamer Piscataqua (first class) which bas jnst been completed at Portsmouth N, H. Navy Yard, will sail for the East Indies aboet the Ist ot November with Rear Admira! Rowan, who will relieve tear Admiral Bell, on the Hartford, in command of the Asiatic Squadron, ‘The medical, pay, and engineer officers of the Piscataqua will perform the daties of fleet ef- ficers in addition to their duties on board the Piscataqua. The Hartford will return to the United States upon the arrival of the Pisces taqua. THe ELECTIONS —The number of voters who have left the city to attend the Pennsylvania and Obio elections is smal! is comparison with those who iefthere on the eve of elections of previous years. The travel by rail yesterday | (over the average. Ltshould be | borne ia mind however that there are not near- ly so many Ohioans and Pennsylvauians re- siding bere now as during the war. from INTERNAL REVENUE.—The receipts this source to-day were $307,259.31 Lettre FROM THE HON. THAD. STEVENS. — The following letter from the Hon. Thad. Ste- Yens is published : September 21. 1867. Dear Sir—In answer to your inquiry, «What effect ibe success of the President's views will bave on the national secarities,” 1 am of opin- jon that its effect would be very injurious. ‘The President contends that the body of men ers, and can do no valid acts in the absence of the excluded States. ‘The Congresses that au- thorized the war debt, and laid the internal duties to pay it, were’ composed precisely of | the same number of representatives, from the If it should be decided that those Congresses had no constitu- tional existence, the 5-203, 10-408, 7- 30s, and the legal-tender greenbacks will have ‘been issued without authority, and will be worth- jess. Whether they wouid ever be redeemed would depend on what the President would consider a constitational Congress, after the admission of the rebel representatives, when the condition of the debts of both belligerents ‘would be considered. Yours, traly, THADDEUS STRVENS.,, PRIZE FIGHTING EXTRAORDINARY.—Yes- terday morving u priz- fight teok place on the Jereey side of the North river between two Eighth Ward men, namea Jim Denin and Hugh Cafferty. The fight arose out of some difficulty between the mistresses of the two men, and was witnessed by two women who bed donned male attire tor the occasion. Fit- teen rounds were fought in forty-five minutes, when Cafferty was prociaimed ine victor.— N. ¥. Herald, Oct. Wasais Notice is hereby given to culatin, a tue t Na hat auch, notoa wlll be pat States upon presen: of the same att the United KNOX, ee -tndst Dept. and Neve Comptroiter. => RIMENT |e; Ler of the Umrrene Noti 3s who may iounl Bank, of the “that they are called upon to prose at make Jegal proof there- of, to ¢ sa. Receiver a} faaid Bank at the Saco t's oc 8. TIst 1.0.0 | AML SOF f STOCKHOLDE i o W. UILDING AB! iON ot Washington will be held THU ABDAY. Fibra tes taney k p. m.,at Stott’s Hall, cor- per of Pennsylvania avenue and 20th strect. for the first payment of dues. All persons desirous of taking shares are invited to atten a. GOODOHILD. Secretary > SPAR HOUSE CARDENT J AND OTHE NGMEN There Ril! be a MASS ME PRTING hell fo Caton Male HUee hand E ste. on TURSDAY EVENING, October the 8th. at 8 o’cloc Trades Union will deliver adress of the Workingmen on the greal ganizing. Every Journey man Carpenter in Wash. favton ts requested to attend. and also all other emen. FG By order of the Society. OS" vasxon *GOsfrGHOXERY AND LA DIES’ RESTAURANT. 4 URA 246 Penn. ave.. between 12th and 13th sts. The above well known establshment having been renovated and fitted np in the most recherche manner. iu now open to the public. where ladies and gentlemen may be assured that all the delica- cles of the season will be served up in style to suit the most fastidious: Wedding Parties, Dinners and Receptions far- and ou the most rea- terms. sm JOSE PH H. SHAFFIELD, “THE PENNSYLVANIA ELECHEON.. ‘ _Saetaiaes The Veting in Philadelphia—The Vet ary —Everything Quiet.” . ——— {Special Dispatch to the Stars PHILADRLPaTA, Oct. 6—12 u.—The elation is progreseimg very quietly every: here up to this Hour. The vote is likely tovbe cloce. In ihis city many Republicans, per- sonal friends of Judge Sharswood, the Demo- cratic candidate-for Judge of Supreme Court, are voting for him, but not to the extent feared, Judge Williams is expected to gaim in thesams. FURTHER FROM THE PENNSYLVA- Nia ELECTION. —_e—___ The Republican State Ticket Believed te be Elected. ——+—_— {Special Dispatoh to the Star.) PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 8—2 P. M.—Information reaches the Union League heaaquarters that the election outside of Philadelpbis, through- out the State, is progressing quietly, and with much less excitement than prevatis here. 1; is conceded by the Democrats that the Repub- jicans will carry the State by from ten to fifteen thousand majority. Ketchum, Republican, is runaing Wood- ward, Democrat, very closely in the 12th Cun, gressional District, and hopes are entertained that be will overcome the 2,000 Democratic majority in that district. LATER: —_+—__. THE PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION, eae Falling efi of fF cent im the vete of Phil hia. peel babel The Falling off principally the side of the Republica pi Re The Demeorats barely holding their own. Sees tena The Republicans will carry the city bya reduced majerity eee AE Democratic and Repnbli. Electioneer- ing tactic: Se The Republican County ticket elected by frem 2,000 to 5,000 majority. — [Special Dispatch to the Star. PHILADELPHIA, Oct 8—The election thas far has passed off very quietly. Up to twelve o'clock the returns received from the various wards show,a falling off of about ten per cent on the aggregate vote polled last year. The state of the balloting in each precinct is announced every hour. The returns up to noom indicate that the Re- publicans are not votiag as rapidly as last yenr, and the falling off seems to be princi- pally on their side. The Democrats are not increasing their vote and ecareely hold their own. The complexion of the returns thus far indicate that the Re. | publicans will carry the city, butby a reduced majority trom Iast vear. The voting precinets are so. divided up that thers is no excitement or crowding at any of the polls, and reaily very little appearance of an election going’on. The Democrats have hired an omnibus, which was driven abont the streets with the inscription: “Vote tor the Soldiees of the Union, not the negroes in this car.” ‘The Kepublicans have also a large car with aband of music, with tle following iascrip- tion :—“The flag is free. Vote the whole Re- publican ticket.” The principal contest is for Sheriff and Judge of the Court of Common Pleas. The Republicans are not supporting Crowell, for Sheriff, as was expected they would. Gene- ral Lyle, Democratic, scarcely runseven with the rest of the Democratic ticket. Republicans are betting they will elect al their county ticket by 2.000 to 5,000 majority. Falling off of the Republican Vote in four Wards of Philadelphia. PHILADELPHIA, Oct. $.—Keports from four of the wards of this city ap to noon show a failing off in the Republican vote as compared ‘with the full vote for Governor last year, bat not more than was anticipated by the Repnd- licans. The Pennsylvania Election. PHILADELPHIA, Oct. €.—The election is pro- gre:sing very quietly, and the crowds flock- ing to the polis are not so numerous as last year, indicating that the vote will not be so 1. LATEST Pataca wees THE PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION. Pcs ud The Republicans Gaining this Afternoon. CEE ease {Special Dispa‘ch to the Star.j PHILADELPATA, Oct. §.—Tne weather could not have been finer. and the voters turned out strongly during the morning. ‘The hourly returns show some curions facts. In some precincts where scratching has been almost unknown heretofore, there are scarcely two candidates who have received the same number of votes, while imothers where cutting has always been carried on there Ras been little or none to-day. ‘The scratching appears to be principally upon the Judge of the Common Pieas and Sheriff, and there is not as much cutting as might have been expected, atter the im- menee efforts made by the friends ef JudgeLudiow. Thayer is keeping pretty well up with bis ticket. In regard to the e heriff there is cutting on both sides. The dissatis- iaction at the nomination of Mr. Crewell in some quarters was relied upen by tne Democrats to largely increase the vote of Lyle, bat it bas not worked that way. The cutting bas not been as severe as was expeated. and those who scratch Mr. Crowell’s name rarely put Lyles in place of it Up to two o’clock returns had been received complete from ouly six wards, and as it is impossible to make a comparison with the yote polled mp to the same time Iqst year, 1 do not think tt necessary to give the incom- ple returns, Enough has been, developed, however, to show that the apparent fall. ing off of the Republican yote in tne early part of day has been recovered and the Republican vote has largely increased ‘withimthe last two honrs. it was expected Sharswood, Democrat, would run largely ahead of bis ticket in this city, as he is a resi- dent here, but it has not beem.the case, and he has not more than polied his party vote. Ludlow. Democratic candidate for Qourt of Commen Pleas, rnns stead of bis ticket im the wards everywhere, and it looks as if he would be elected over M. Russel) Thayer, Republi- can candignte, but by a very small majority: PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY Firat of thw “Creation TUESDAY. 01 ET aT ps avenuechureh. 0 5-3t in the Lecture Room, aN; A full attendance te requ H. TOWNSEND. Sec? Seo'y- Nemec BUILDING ASEOCTAT}O i The second annual meetin, Ce iMiding Association will be held at Ftne he it 1 AY EVENING, the sth ii WM. W. MOORE W ASHTROTOR Co ORERATIVE BUILD ASSOCTIATIC Basis ot Hapartpelan tor ttoey ba: Fuh elas oe sociation cee St Bat the followt laces: B. A DAVIS, 1 bet. 18th and fit! (arpent tao mrs ang ohne Si. an Peden ong reney, Treasdr, ta ‘acetal Pa xine it 7: Tetapetanee Mol oe eek aes aa fakes” orter: op feat 8. Je THOMSON, ee wasnt INGTON 4 GRATING "OL INGTON a ASE Ot UB Beers ot fie E 5) ie room Cage aie Pity 9 at 7% WE Dy batty at ny, fete 5 lent. «, Janne =a CueN am Senter 004.589 tee rate tt have’ Chal 4 “t rs wena. Liwis KinGshey the office of ssid bank i au g-T ast ict oo ‘of aaid Aaa at SeeMalc hirer, Comptroller of the Currency, pt New Yor«, Oct. 8 Flour adh aaa Governor Brownlew's Message. Nasay, TERN, Oct. 3.~Gov. Brown- low's message recommends the repeal of the law disqualifying negroes from holding office And sitting on juries, and indulges.in bitter. ness against the: rebels. He does not advise the exrension of suffrage to the disfranchised whites. Brownlow ‘will probably de élected Unitéa States Sena: = Serenade te Gen. Sheridan. Rosrow, Blass; Oct. 6,—At a serenade to Gen. Sheridau; inst night, the crowd in Bow. doin Square was so great that over fifty mm. dice famied.. One bad her ribs broken and others were a or less injured. peecbesi-iesde aint Overeuréwe ome Drew na; wi tous Coe cine pi t ¢ t roid bye ter lected Danial ot defeate; AM a oie GAs Phos ta a ea nine in the patties 3 eee — OK. New York Market, ety in the Erte rt marie nian aadiin bi AYSTS {AVOT: Teceipts 16,809 5 Peoed ber Toceipts 16,719 BaeMls.. RYe And advane og. Oats 1c, betters Pork’ mle. mess, ard scarce Al Gull; sales of 250. $29 80. ‘Martey netive and Peas quiet.” ee eee and drooping. Freights frm, tom pirits Rosia dali THE. OHIO ELECTION. ae om the Ponetiuaionat Amenimento.| Oct, 8.—! various poiats in Ohio aig (tutional a ameedinen: psovasiagis megro: will be lost, as itrums every. where’ la) ‘behind the Be} ablican ticket: It is believed that Hayes, the Republican can- didate for Governor, will be elected by about 20,000 masjority. THE ELECTION IN OHIO. > Tatense Excitement—Bright the Republican patentee O89 Cimcrmmati, Oct. §.—The election excite. ment is intense, and betting is running very high. It is feared by many Republicans that the Constitutional Amendment will be defeat- ed. The State Republicar ticket will, un- doubtedly, be carried, but by @ much reduced majority. In the Second District the exeite. Mont is more intense than anywhere else, as between Richara Smith and General Carey: Independent, for Congress. The Democrats Rot having nominated a caadiaate are doing their best ror Oare Arrested for Murd BUFFALO, Oct. 8.—Frank King alias Kenn dy was arrested hese this morning. for t! murder of Harvey Putnam, captain of the canal boat pie Clark, near Schenectady, on the 28th Octo! Asa OR woe Prospects for ket. a PIANO ee FoR mene Low.. 08 is” PIANO, fall a pry ee oe 3828 street, Datweon Ith Sadi ath ate ‘0c 8. Svs, SQUARES, PLANES, &c., For sale b; oc 810,12 7 _ JOHN R. ELVANS & CO. HE JAUNAY CHAMPAGNE. Felts Prsckenide’ i? ne Cad aioe treet New ‘of vinous ‘es y—not Marly eutlabiotor mediciust ‘pathosce, rity uliarly suital for medicinal purposes, While itp fragrance and other captivating proper: fice Sender ita Prenmure to afi conmupiors of re mncorrupted tasks ed aid icra P TOMAS RUSSELEE CO. 256 Pennsylvmia avenue,Washington EW, OCCUPATION EOE HARDWARE NIN WASH ‘ON. Use Pais ovine Herald. WHOLESALE METAL WAREHOUSES GOODS FOR FALL TRADE AT NORTHERN AND EASTERN RATES! Manufacturers’ and Importers’ Agents for the sale NS c Aa: STEEL, SHEET, COPPER, “BAR to TAN) SLAB ZINC. STN PLATE IN BOXES.” (For Roofing and Tin Ware.) SHEET LEAD, IEAD PIPE, see 1,000 KE T Lane iy SPIK 10 KES BONDE EGE SHOES. 100 LBS. HOME SHOES N ONS trey RSTANSS D GAL- ‘site ET IR at prices GUARANTEED slat BALTIMORE Rates. coun feel justified in purchasing in outwide low rates aro obtainable at Dealers and consumers may test the matter te themselves by rst obtaining ano then comp: The abo ey (i whoiesaie Noo markets, if equail BUTTONS BUG New FALL STYLES received daily. MES. LOW 997 Pennszlvania avenne, and No. ket Spac are neh Bt any has ot retarned from New a fell iy TER MILLINERY GOO Peles! welts, Plueh- Beaver: and Woyad Velvet Promenade, HAS. Children’s HATS, all sizes and col suited for the coming season. A full line of Velvets and Plash Goods, with Feathers, Flow and Ribbons to match tn pede. stomie ers solicited by ustomers’ ord ee Pye 6 ser 274 Pennsylvania aven oc 1-6t* near the Kirkwood House. pyc TUNING AND REPAIRING, GEORGE L. WIED, iB & £0 usetie Tune Bepairer T STEINWAY'S. PIANOS at Met zerutt's Munie Store, new. of GRORGE & BRO.'S Piano Forte Manufactory, 37 between Pennsylvania ave. and Baty continues to give special attention te tuning and repairing Pian Pianos. Parlor Organs, and other Instrnme: Italian and other strings, always for sale at v ‘OW prices. 90 28-1 ETROPOLITAN PATENT STEAM BA- 347 CST., BETW. 44 AND 6TH STS. “HAVENNER’S FAMILY BREA D,. Made from select Family and High Grade’: Flour, baked in McKenzie’s Patent Reel Oven. e best Bread in the market Grocers, Restaurant and Hotel: Keepers supplied beral termi Brass AND IRON GIMLET P FOINTED SCREWS. For sale by q cornet as. and Agent JOUN R. ELVANS & CO. HORSE. HARNESS and _COV- arly new. suitable for car- tt HOWARD'S bite: - th and 7th. Pannel Car air of Blanket! sound. Izentle, matched Horses. To b « before 12 o'clock m. Tm ire of Mi 1 band eves offered in this elty at dlecegnie fone te 2 Jon easy terms. before moy- JOHN F. ELLIS. 306 Pe vania avenne. SAINGLES 1 SHINGLE: We have on hand— 50 M No. 1 CYPRESS SHINGLES. M WHITE PINE Do ive 5 M prime CYPRESS SHINGLES, Direet from North C eae. Lumber Dealsrs, rahe are: y between sth and 10th nts. east, pened a fae “rea ‘of FLAT: ver VET: CL LOAKS, RIMMINGS. UNDERGA R- RCHIEFS, KID GLOVES. RWORK, LUBIN’S PER- cRY . e' rapeotfully reaw st the ladies to examine my good=.as they are superior in style and quality. a oderate prices. RESSES and popes | made to CLOAKS, Siw 336 Pennaylyantas 7 486. FAEL STOCK. Trust. PAPERHANGINGS,"&c. Trust. Lately opened, thi dest ass assorted stock of PAPER- tah at AVINDOW Reet Al Also. Te eee tio FRAMES, PICTURE Cond aud” TASSELS, WAUNET BRACKETS, Sc. Returning acknowled, cments to paying patrons for past favors.no effort shall be wanting to fill thetr orders with punctuality and inn satisfactory. ‘aati to pay cash for gopls and labor. TERMS No. tae Bestath street, between D and E'strecis, N, B. ON! ON HAND the pest qnaliti Coxsranruy ON HAND ths bert qualitics of which I will sell at orate Frovinion Store. Ne; 387 Twentieth street. between G and H st@, -2w* One Ws Gotave Bacon Raven, 810, 4 gue Foetave, almont new, Nunos& Saal ‘The above PIANOS we have taken in exchange during the past week. To make room we oer em on easy TZEROTT & CO., Sole bt Mpdikire "8 Plano: son Bs & Hemlin’s Cabin Cabins net Y YORK BUCK WHEAT, FLOUR. and new. i WELSH PHMIUM FAME LOU calli orcs for geven-Larrel lots OF FRE, Green or Tons sted. TRA ‘of nice quality at very low price, and war- ranted to please. xEW BONEY cup unaurpansed in 4 in aunty. OL! hs. di rhe ytd ee | F APE, Hed cu CUNNINGHAM ‘3 Ton XK, No, 346% 7th et,, bet. Land K, li-coln faeh inattic, aad guarantees deonat baa <a ~ Corte ater ih : ors ho TURE, nto pees Saad aise fe “FINANCIAL. Mondy cémtifnes--tery active in ringers though thesymptoms of stringency show Bs froua the close of last week. In sl: 1 7 por eent. is paid on all lgans. The banks, aving completed their quarterly | statements, are of coarse more at liberty to |” jend than whem they were ho! back in\ aration for that exhibit; and this may 80- as for eee cevect of the market this D JING. al HOARD a eanea town, D.C. brim Hg la Eanes ae as Sat ER at. meee ae ta. Lae SALE, THE FUBNITURE of thre: sie a of Tent k Reusekeoping, for $75; a4 Haters ae FORE BOOMS Cary: ee oO} be accor eS see BOABD. if de- 3 Pa. ave... ‘eee se} ts GENTLEMAN, h three fur nity ‘above I eet an Sy cluding fue! morning. Ip high financial quarters, how- |-and ges. Address 93 Patent ‘oc? ever, the opinioa predominates that for 0 LEFT wo fs SOOMMUNICAT ING PAR Fors ‘SALEA “FRAME HOUSE and inte ine some weeks yet there must be a close pressur= Be : ween. » containing — ne Gariamale ‘are decidedly | $474 TABLE BOs BORED ot G05 17th street, baila four rooms. n AbpIY om the promises to Mrs. firmer, prices being 8 (8X higher. There is TaDING Sw ‘communic BENT—A cemresle HOUSE Woat 3 teuction fom tne treo sales of ast week; waite | PSQhtt7 Goer and'one tue etn fon dfoer, TA “rat FRR ies Aen Op eat street @vehort” interest, made last week, is at prea~| BLE BOARD: eet Be HR at Set, Wat ent tending to force the market. Last week TORLY- FURNISHED PARLORS AN AND 1 aE5: OB RENT—A BRIOK HOUSE coni speculative purchases were made at the de- Niko: ROO! m the fi Ni No 18s F rooms; gas fixtures e: six rooms. on cline, end the holders are now promoting ad-| with ormuaeay bri terme sate, oe Borriand avenue, between 6th and 7ih sts. Apply vance to realize upon. The Treasury is - et = = oo8-3t" 08 Several neatly farn' i ROOMS, withor without board. a ly Fifocated BOO wath orwithgnt Dona: APP (OB RENT—A Two-story BRICK HOUSE, cx Going anything in bonds or Seven Thirties. Fier reves toni ark eee: rooms, tween 2th and 2ist streets. =e Gevermment Securities. tained ‘ T'and 10th APY st Ose BY BUARD Sw eten store, corner I a1 streets. Wasuimetom, Oct. 8; 1867—Jay Qooke & Cirvtelortrate rsidence, sith tiberat bie and Gaocrar aD 5 SEB you wave Nan recat rop sera anomsjons of Gev- Bailfoad convenient to the Teras, @ibper | 2B AND FIXTURES FOR SALE ‘Yor address apply st the Star Office. Jetset Aa BOARD at No. 464 10th atrect, a (ow f the svenue, Py bf ad schiig Proprietor. withing to leave the ity, will tire stock cheap for cagh Land soe fim at Need Ten ertear’ Pas P. 8.—This will. be one of the best stands in the city for fresh meat this winter. Batt FOR RENT—1Wo FURNISHED, Egat. bath front, suitable for gentlemen or lad 3 Mstreet,’ between 1sth and 16th. Fé" For RENT—Two Smug ate ROOMS, far- nished or unfurnished. Will be rented together di Gas in each room. corner M. ocT-3t* Two FURNISHED ROO} ond story, with gas, at house No. 270. on #tie moat PERSONAL. Coxsuet b DB. nEON: h at. bove Penns ALL AGUTE AND CHBON both sexes) cured in the Eruptions on the face and Yous afflictions thoreughly eradicated. Booms pri No cure no pay. 8. Seven u: 5 Seven Thirties, Saly oases EW YORE Gon . rs ‘Se! OUGLABS & BRO., 50: street, between M and N streets north. Board if —_—-—__ eens tw oh Dan 5. owin to laeaaly ne St ee 2. = ee = eligi rer: uae, Tebeerepe] ar indy fe swith HOOP. at No. 3, Nicholas Place, between B and 0 ir lady friends with HOOP SKIRTS of TRE Ralest quality ata reduction of 2 per cont ou seeeet rates. 5-e03t* $5 FIRST MONTH—1 want a SHIUATION Lewis Johnson & Uo. quote stocksand bonds im home and foreign markets as follows: Naw Yors. Oct.¢—First Board—U. S. 6's, streets, Delaware avenuc Hill DIN nd’ Ist atrect, Capitol oc 7-3t* LARGE OM AND KITCHEN 7 being hard of hearing is imma for Rent, ora good CATERER wanted, also, eel, coset 07a Jem ooapon.t18i isot terial, Understand’ doable entry book. iny PARLORS and LODGING ROOMS. Apply 5 coupon, 109}; Py Soe Would do collecting. or act as clork: for. 337 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Metropol a, CONpOR, i s yor, 1 1 abide ba 6 old adage, that “Honesty is ihn ona yarn % smcoed WEN ime eats | ¢ e_beet p Nr owen ml Fo e of the best RESTAUI ate erlpoca, EX: do. preformed, 17; wien KIER southeast corne? Hand livh, aetiatecd is an complete working ord 2 | Ree, joe gre Toit allio ” pre eur TO MY HUSBAN but thoes capable of keeping s heaketiaas_ be Atlantic Mail, 113%; » 69K; re- | FXQUAL TO MY HUSBAND. | bu ose capable of keeping a frst class horse ferred. ‘udson, ig need apswer.. A Gerinan preferred The owner fan Gonttalr 109; Michigan Southern, xe li. | Well, Fell, George, want to get my hi hair dressed ! engaged in othr inahesd and nn nat givait ths 2. - at costs BO attention. eanires Tess ox Sy Ps . Rois Central, 122; Oleveland ant ane ORT No. ‘sir, itdoes Rot cost more than yon &} Washington, D. oO 3h ; ina Barber shop. See Madame Demongeot’s prices. HE AE aSia OUT OF RAG sae Hair dressed Hd sell his STOCK IN TRADE Shorthair, Grit tor tedien oF gant. 00-0 one- half ite value. ‘The busiuess bas beet spaying Sees darks door, 1.90 | Sbanpocing long als? oderately and steadily month pee foe {| Shampooing long hair, Flower & Curls, 2.00| and dressing it 1.0) On hand, a large assortment of Perfumery, Lous Fea ere Eoatee alg bead: COs, gt nd or m: Gor HUMAN HATH STORE. 275 Penn. av., Het Woth and Lith ste., south sider TOR SCHUMAN, OF BALTINGRE may Doers ealted a daily by Ladies and Gentlemen in need ofthe services of a skiliful and reliable physician, at his office, 499 7th street, between D and E, Washington, C. ‘My celebrated PER- SIAN LIQUID sent'to any address. e Letters must contain « stamp se 27-1m twenty years, withont any Letermmanion @xoapt for ning: this witheut a time wher the war was ©: reference to contracts or any ¢ whatever. With @ steadier t pects than at the begint an impending session of perhaps cightesn. me duration, itfis offered—always self-sustainin: @ safe foundation on which, by the infasion of some of the modern elements. » more active buat Beat may be reared. Store, Fixtures, Cellar, aud Wareroom at a moderate 1 ot PRAN' OR SALE ONEAP—A val BER and PRAIRIE LANT res) near a thriving town. Address Box 9 WANTS. ANTED—A GOOD HOUSE PAINTER. - Ply at the National Hotel. FANTED IMMEDIATELY— Reid ng of that period Ap- 1 (VANTED—An OYSTER SHUCKER at the Brenan House, No. 342 KE street. betw and 13th streets. None but a oO M ILTON J. SAFFOLD, WANTED BY & ferpectable girl, A TION, on to cook, wash and iron. Apply in (Formerly of Montgomery, Alabama,) Fer sates Beewenk 6th aud 7th streets, beta pen ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW. of a large, first-cl ). WASHINGTON, D. C. The best location in’ W. ately to D. L) WELL and Sixth street SE NEW FRAME ‘Depariment. si Office No. 428 D Street, Opposite the City Hall, Will practice in the Supreme Oourt of the United States, Court of Claims, and the Courts of the Dis- trict of Columbia. Claims and Department business will receive Prompt Attention. se 18-tf SITUATION as Housckesper for an old gentleman or ina private family, or o Jight Housework, by « middle aged w ite woman, with good Palekenbeh, wAdateas Box 17, Star office. ‘HIS. — WILLIAM taining five rooms ant > oom Of 1th ANTED--By @ young mana a amon cs LACE eae me tet, baa bone ae street. between N stroct ad Ihode Island avoan>s read and Cake | dred (6g) well-made stamps of elegant designs for shelving, counters, bins. A good stand tor # been in the jpalnese, shout one > year. | Embroidery, Braid, &c., that be cll eheapethe | business Apyiy ab the corner of ith aud M nts, whole or part, and teach the buyer the Composi- | toBERNAB. TRICK 5 2 Hon _fnealah Cushions and SEmahes and eye TRENT, and a ANTEDH a Gentleman and WIS one or ow to use Fine House, gas and W two well “ia oa front ROOMS on sec on set lately used in ‘Faltimore any lady prishieg to | rooms. The furniture i floor, with or without board, ina private cngnge in this profitable business and having ® } Sra"varguln- ‘None but priva z ferencs iven and a ee Sik be giving small capital should call at once. ply THOS. EB ar Office, ars, G. W. NTED—A first-rate COOK: wig woman— must have good reference. Apply No. 162 eet. northeast corner 9th strert. oc 7-3t™ ANTED—A HOUSE, containing not less than twelye rooms. located west of 7th strect. Ws EDUCATIONAL. BENCH AND ENGLISH SCHOOL FOR NTOUNG, LADIES On | AY. October improve a ze of store 17 feet § inches by 43 fe dry cellars. Al4o, the DWELLING over the containing 2 rooms. cellar. and pantry; one of t i " Ly w gto a hanical Apply at No. 122 Pennsylvania avenue. ocf-2t* "| ORY SA CRSON will pei a SELEC OT SC HOOL'| Doataicar horse: Pomette olen jaume nice LADY, WHO WRITES X CUBAR AND | for young ladies at No. 204 1 strect north. Wash: | Tnarite ou the preisiocs, corner of Wand isting! hand, wishes EMPLOYMENT es a | inion. Circulars containing full iaforma- | stybere on conyist. Address B. M.D. Star Office, t* | tien may be obtained at No. 204 L street north, 3t* ad at No. 266 F street north. FOR BENT The lane STORE on the co NTED—A SITUATION by res tal ple ee ET CR TR and good stand for drag Warnell Rademanter cok tenes ING COMMERCIAL COLLEG ry buniness; has two fine collars” Apply 264 Hst., "bet ath table elp in goa Tt street, hetween Gand H, Nav ds Young Ladies and Gentlemen are respectfully in- uited to attend; hours of instruction froma 10 9. oc 3-1m” or gro sashing and ironing. low. and 19tl AX oc 4 at BE CHANCE FOR SALE—Anew six room 3 ash TED SITUATION by a rea HOUSE. d 1 to do chamber work, to lesiral air OCR HILL SOLES and $ sears givon on washing und troniug, Apply 964 If st, between OCK HILL GOLLEGE ‘ABR & METC manbeted imine: Avnly oT Bt | IN sey wif RECOTE CITY, MD. tion on | octet Comer Ne th COOK AND & HOUSE-MATD WANTED At mbe JOR -BENT—A nicely Furnished BUICK country residence on the railroad between | MONDAY, September3. HOUSE, containing ten rooms with water and this city and altimore. Servants wishing a good, Board, Washing, and Pati ion, 260; Entrance fine Piano and_ Stabling for two Permanent, situation may apply for farther infor: foe, $5; Thysiciat's feo, 6. Musfe and Drawing a Carriage, located ISO H street, bet. mation at the office o ALM: BURR, southeast corner of. oct -2t' A ste. For ‘iuformation apply to PROCT ‘TOL at Riggs & Co., Banking House. oc h and F ete.,up stairs, oma 2-bw COMPETENT SEAMSTRESS WISHES A BRO. BETTELIN, Preeident, SITUATION in a private family. Can cut OR RENT—The large COTTAGE on Patroet. And fit ladies and children’s dresser. and work on | (AND AND EMERY PAPER, | dia south side, first house west of 1th: comtains Wheeler & Wilson’s machine. Satisfactory refer- For sale by ae ten rooms; in good repair; large grounds, with ence given. Address SEAMSTBESS, Star office ocags JOHN R. ELVANS & CO. | slrubbery: Kc. “Apply on the premises. oc 3 lw" cl -2t* inf QO5 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, opposit ) Willard’s Hotel. Rooms single ani in rly furnished and centrally located erate. furnished if desired. ANTED—A GIRL to Cook, Wash, and Tron. come well pelea AT Apply to FU urow "2 GO-, Pawnbrokers, 309 Sth weet, ocd Wane TO RENT—A PABLOR and TWO ED ROOMS. on the Ist or 2d floors, sitn- ated ieee 4th and 20th sts... Both of of. STARR & METCALF (Plat "a B New York avenue and isth ANTED.—North of PATENT “STAR” FAUCETS, ocszao 7F Youn B. ELVANS & CO. (0 CABPENTERS AND BUILDERS. Just arrived. 3 tof TRIMMINGS, piss tobrsntanity Staton STRIPS, of = rior guality, and fer sale at lowest market moe BUILDERS? suite pro} Terms m ¢ 3-6 OR SAL Two BRICK HOUSES, two story high, with Back Buildings, Nos. 61 aid 63 F street South, between oth attd Toth stre ts west One FRAME HOUSE. Four Rooms, No. 6: lath street west, between D strect and ‘Maryla ylvania ayenue, sind west of the Capitol, four or five UNFUR: NISHED ROOMS, with gas, and Potomac water -co2W H.W. HAMILTON & 00, syne seue es 2, tonventent, eulteble pr Meeiot mbar bya wuaii | Cc 2 co2w anPine: One-fogrth, cash, andi baanes ins, 12, family witlant children.” Hofercnees exchanyod. HOUR DOr aha Avenue: WM. WARDER, Anes i aan Pereeulas 3G. Btar ofice. With many thanks for the liberal patronage (at Coal aud Wood Yard.) hitherto, any for the convenience of the tra . Corner € and Ist stre TANTED —A pei family desire to rent a | opened the above depot, and are prepared to O034e Near Baltimore i ARN furnished tothetrade our James S- Welch beat House.in a good location. exclusivel ij = ; FAMILY OR RENT—Four good sized HONT ROOMS: F Estate Brokers, LOUR, and all other grades, exclu- large, spacious yard, with use of cellar. 315 mnufacture. By this arrange- : f : is Plage Building, Foon iy. Y. ave. and 15th street, eng the purchaser i Gavad the’ expensed of Panis per month. 124 East Capito! street, corner ing from Geo aRTEDSWe want to buy LOTS for building purposes, in various paris of the city, for our Parties having yeh call and see us. ELLS & CO., onneton or Alto. for sale all the differ- x DOH SALESHOUSES Tal pana aT the ait = ont ind ee BD. umnn & weton, | FE Cashmin price Sousin tear on. AS Building Lots at all prices and on longtime. & GIBBS’ STARR & METCALF, se 6-1m corner La. avenue and id street. Wittcox SEWING 3 MACHINE. Real Estate Rropers, (Plaats. oer ng.) STED.”- corner We. and Lath atrent WANT Arona Le ee Somtemplating wearing | «rts eam ip neck Bate “and eae Hable to ripin use | FSARM FOR BALE, five on Wathingioa. ERS the coming yeason. id a hing to avoid the | OF ett graed mtal. eo F acres, and py and got balitings, 9400, expense of Bralding, should calf and sce my beau. | sate,” and eamples of Work con- | Also, several fine Late oi no weemi3th au EGU deetens for the shove: ta be Be stamp od fn FAS ween stitches, on the same piece of | 4th. THOS. Eo WAGGAMAN. dies: and Childrens) Aprons, Tosers, aed tindes, | goods. A. SHERMAN, Agent, se M-tf 196 Penna. avebet 19th and at Se one halt the Useal oat Dea ey peaYi0g | 934 Pa. avenue (upstairs), bet, 12th and 13th ats., OR SALE.—The FURNITURE of house No of gue halt the usual cost of Braid. Any Pattorn | Solin ‘Washington, D. cot icoptaining 25 rooms. If not sold sgt and a Ceres fore the iat of October will Be satt at Seeibn eee 600 vere er ae Se ee. SCRE E: MODE. AT WHOLESALE, Of the following brands, vis: C. GAUTIEB'S CABINET, “* FAMILY NECTAR,” “OLD EXTRA MONONGAHELA BYE,” And the well-known “BUSH RUN BOURBON,” All of which are offered by the subscriber to the trade AT LEAST 20 TO 25 CTS. PER GALLON LESS THAN CAN BE PURCHASED EITHER IN NEW YORE, PENNSYLVANIA, OR MARYLAND, LOST AND FOUND. LOST54 brown setter PUP, about six monthe old, white legs and tail answers to the name of “Dick.” A liberal re reward will be paid for his ce tarn to 504 Mth street. oc 8-5t™ _— $5 wEWARD A nd all expsnses paid, for dark bine COW 4 Years Bold; white stri ‘long her back; white spots: horns, black at the Popyaaeak 2 a hg on oc . A. WHITE. = REWARDSEEGI si Soetanterie Saturday, the sth October, a KED BUF- ‘ALO COW, white on end of tail and under belly, “ return Ny The Sueverewern will be paid for er return to No, onst. oct It Wok: HENDERSON Fue TEN Georgetown, « nicely furnished 9 134 Dunbarton street, between zh ress strecis. Table Board can bs Sutained mt r 86.23:20" FOE SALE—Two Two-story FRAME HOUSES, containing seven rooms each, in, the new and nt block near the terminus of Ninth street Boundary.” Price 62,20), Kent 830 per ele fT Monih. se 28-tf 465 Ninth street, bet. E and F §2 5 () CASH, AND 830 MONTHLY: WItL t STARE & METOALY, eal Ketate Brokers. (Plant's Buildin?.» 8e2-tf New York avenue and 1sth uy & new 7-room HO! situated on F°S2, SACERA four-story HRICK HOUSE.< con- ate Bary of H strect ie isl inode tween 4%2 aud taining 7 rooms, and a’ blacksmith shop in the —____—____-=* ‘Whiskey, basement. The Lot EGntsins 6.000, feet of Lg se Ga MY PREMISES ON THEOTHANST., | ©f the same grades of Whiskey Apply to JOHN HAGHTEL, on Green stree tre one BLACK H@ENED COW; right horn bro- I will also sell the same me whiskies to the public by n Brick and Water street. ‘se 13 Tm" ken; right ear cropped. The owner is requested m4 gallon at the following price: ALL'S NEW OPERA HOUSE iecorps ronmard, prove property pay chassee aud | Tire C. GAUTIER CABINET BRAND, at 85 W ee re Martine me i PEB GALLON, FOR BENT. Fronting three streets, ‘Yanin avenn THIS BEAUTIFULLY FITTED-UP HOUSE Is now for rent by ~ night, week, or month, te responsible parties, f TRST-CLASS ‘EXUIBITIONS ONLY. 8 ity for 1,200 persons. Stocked with gece! properties, with full stage Std for traps, ac. Bt pace Ee the purest Bye Whisky ever sold in this ee ita the medical faculty to call at my store and of this arcs ing certain they Wil ua Nex Whisky they oan ‘reonesaoed te theate Pathe Pamally Nectar,” ie der gallons “Old He- Stononga Bye,” at @3; the “Rush Ber its abo above, Whiskies are sold at $1. less per REWARD —Strayed oF flolen, on Wednes od COW. gray head: left ip Te above reward Piven veut it re- . DASENBHOCK, 12th st rest be ir the corner of Pennayl- nd Sth street. hs K cl hind the left ear. lars reward will be given to give any information that will ua ps Were Wal ‘e dol- eter gia tat : ey) ng cay to her recoy- gallon than can be pureliased anywhereeise, of tae | Forteris address W.L. WALL & MOGT-3t* 280 oft beinees Sento. | Sameeraue. ee ee aoe he South cor + Pennsylvania avenue and oh street. “ 4 ” g ee HEWARD—Lost, last evening, betworn | ALSO, THE “MAGNOLIA WHISKY,” AT $2.95 $10 inst Cevaiey Barecks houtor ists ate PER GALLON. VAQUARLE sine yaED ete MAKLS NE wear Mand Tg corner ‘of Toth and G atreete, 3 « 0 GAETIER: DEIA-YOR SALE” Tan “Sathorigea 4 to sell “de and the figures 27 *, sr ed om the inner side. ‘The buckle was uetween Aiea bie sBunter's Snipe yact. id ine sated (Poa vera SP eee. Wharf and a jarine Ballway, built ta the. most paid ean any ered wt Homeric ETROPOLITAN abanner., This progerdy very denice: soit lant = ol ATENT STEAM BAKERY, | ble. and will be told upon 1 fcc TARE TE ESTRAY—0c bei a Unie 346 © Srazer. bet, 4 aud 6th strects tere. Apply to SuAUGHTOR® Atiurner J % ince poss » Alexan a, V bath ears. ‘The ownee te requested tonne fae HAVENNER’S CRACKERS. a6 Law 1.69 Prince strect, Alexandr Se }2-2awiw. Bard, prove property, pay charges, and take her We invite the attention of Merchants and con- roto the very Lest superior quality of Crack: | VQB RENT—A FRAME HOUSE, with back ocd at* OUniontowas 0. re manucty ctured at our Seahistrae = F but iano es a naHE $0, the ooracy of REWARDS Wednesday Octo- HORACE ERS, | guicot A HETTMULLER. Veritont kyemis, be- 30 Sprig le Newsies | a tea ety | Been of wr, Ferg. Hong ‘udder. ore stamps of ig aie APES. JUMBLES, n fore hes el Ck fail white? GRAORE pA er ot 6 T ty Cow: speckted led body hie ibe faces Ro tas tot material, | property 1a we red. i dition, Bes suck. P| Baa aiwage freeby and in any quantity, ‘amo! the vil- Ho Me oi hee ie eee # Tage. Te sold at low figure. ‘To skentic- bad an - Spear & HENDERSON, Inlone of the most aareeable vail jin arpa: NINTI Ola ig mae ae Hi arm ae tie saracae. B-Oon WALL PAPERS, i steers ib eed cl formation concersing itt, ‘to any oa ——— Lae ented Heat ¥, near Fs rome attic, aad uve cfeliar.’ Beat low.” Ap- at Bet E Aree oe team rat Deg aii 'LERY. cur: ¥. B. nares ad ‘’ Rogers’ and American 'LEBY, me GRRE senget sortmert. OniENTAL 8 we aga nour. mines NEW. = i iBiccour, te fait} @ Sas ean cash tothe rer, atrect, oo en ees th nad sta.