Evening Star Newspaper, October 19, 1867, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. The Largest Circulation in the District w. nD. WaLLAcH, Editor and Pro letor. WASHINGTON OITY: SATURDAY.... OCTOBER 19, 1567. EF READING MATTER ON EVERY PAG SEEK OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TRLE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. SEWAGE AND DRAINAGE. ‘The question of proper sewage and drainage is Dow receiving great attention om che other side of the Atlantic, and not content with con- sidering merely the best way of getting rid of the refuse matter which accumalates in cities and towns, means are being taken to make it + source of wealth. The filth, which lett to evaporate in the open air fs a iruitial cause of disenseand death, and which emptied into rivers or canals poisons the waters, contains a sufficient quantity of fertilizing material to mage the waste lands in the neighborhood of many of our large cities as productive as the best cultivated and most richly manured | farms. The sewage which helps to fill up the ‘Washington Usnal might be made available to enrich enongh of the farm land ia Virginia near this city to supply our markets with garden produce. Experiments in Bugland have proved that, contrary to the theories of certain writers, the sewage contains abundance | of silicates for the raising of grain; and if, by the aid of chemistry, the ammoais, so invalu- able to agriculture, which is now lost in the | air, could be retsined, there would ba few better fertilizers than that whieh our sewers would yield. in England, the political economists who are urging a reform of the present system have been greatly encouraged, and che whole sub- ject ot town drainage is likely to be revoin- tionized, by a late legal decree which awarded damages for discharging the sewage matter of Leamington into the Leam, and sequestrated the municipal funds in satisfaction of the cisim. A similar decree in this country would necessitate such attention to the subject as it is not likely to receive at present, although it will pay, ina pecuniary sense alone, as proved by the resnits accomplished in England, where the great sewage system carried ont by the Metropolitan Board of Works in London, at a cost of £3,000,000. 18 to be furcher improved by applying the fertilizing material to eight thousand acres of barren, lands at Maplin. which it is proposed to render as productiveas | a garden; at the same time bringing the sewage | within reach of many thou-and acres of arable isnd. An experiment is now in progress at “Lodge Farm,’ comprising two hundred aeres. The London Siar says:—“The vow- age at present used is brought through 45-inch pipes to the farm from the pumping. tion. The pump is worked by an engine are complete, will be used for the general pur- poses of the farm. The pipes are carried un- | der the soil on the line of the future culverts, and discharge through a syphon into a tank on the boundary of the farm. In this tank are regulating chambers, and the height over the soil is sufficient to secure arapid and thorough irrigation, which is effected through moveable shoots as well as through the field «carriers. ‘The tarm is devoted to the raising of grass and gTeen crops principally, but experiments have been made in white crops and garden vege- tables, which have succeeded to admiration. | The grass laid down extends to fifty or sixty acres, and is principally Indian rye grass The growth is almost beyond belief. There | are siready this year seven cuttings, at from seven fo ten tons the acre each cutting. Tne company maintain en the farm at present one hundred and eleven cows. all giving milk,and At one period of the present season they had two bundrea and seventy-six, but even then they did not feed off all their own grass. The company, when in operation, calculate on | realizing £750,000-a year. Assuming that all the sewage were well sold, it would be much more.’ Tee BALTIMORE ©. 5. PRESBYTERIAN SyNoD.—This body, now in session in George, town, D.C., has a field of 2.160 square miles, with 105 ministers, 121 churches, 11.445 mem, bers, 11464 childern in bible classes and Sab- bath schools, (59 admitted to une church on ex- amination, and 392 on certificate. During the past year 57= infants and 96 adults were bap- tised. There are six Iicentiates, and there arg at present 42 candidates for the gospel minis- try. The total contributions durmg the year in all the churches amounted to $275,063, of which fund eighteen times as much was spent on the respective churches as has been devoted to domestic and foreign mission: RETURN OF ARCHBISHOP SraLprsc.—The Most Rev. Archbishop Spalding, of this di- ocese, reached New York on Thursday last by the steamer Persia from Liverpool, having | been absent for some time past in Rome. The Very Rev. Dr. Thomas Foley, administrator of the diocese, and the Rev. J. A. Gibbons, Jeft Baltimore on the same day, and will es- cort the Archbishop to his home in tbat city, Teaching there to-day. The formal reception of the Archbishop will take place at the Ca- thedral to-morrow at 11 DIsMISSAL® FEOM TRE Post OFrice De- YARTMENT.—The Washington correspondent ot the New York #ov! says the President has ordered the Po tmaster General to remove Bir. Mount, route agent for mails on the rail- Toad betwren Wesbingion and Richmond, andspecial agent Parker, in East Tennessee, | and that these are believed to be the beginning | 1 & wholezsie dismissal. WW On the first Tuesday ot November, which is the fifth day of the month, elections will be Reid in the States of New York, New Jersey, | Delaware, Maryland. Massachusetts, Michi- gan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Ilb ois, Kansas, Biissouri, and Nevada. Some of these States vote fora Governor and State officers. but in others the ticket is only local. a7 J. Shillington, Odeon Building, eends us a batch of fresh reading matter, Harper's Ma- gazine, Goley's Lady Book, and Mrs. Peterson's Lodies Magazine, all for November; also, the | first uumber of Harper's Bazacr,a weekly il- lustrated paper deveted to the fashions and Iiterature; Allantic Monthly and Young Folks for November. Tux Waite Hovse.—A number of visitors wereat the Executive Mansion to-day. and many hadan interview with the President. Among those who called to day were Hon. J- 8. Black. General Steadman, Hon. 2. W. Vor- ees and oth ‘Tae NICHOLS0N PAVENENT.— While most of our exchanges from the cities in which thé | Nicholson pavement is laid speck favorably of it, the Cleveland Herald says it is a failure m that city, a3 it sinks under heavy travel. Betrer.—Hon. St. John B. L. Skinner, First Assistant Postmaster General, is improving, though he is yet very sick and suffers much. He is now out of dsnger, and, with care and attention, will soon recover. Tar New City HAL m BaLTinone—The corner-stone of the new City Hall in Baltimore was laid yesterday with masonic rites. The M.W.Grana Aiaster ot the Grand Lodge Og the State of Maryland officiated. ee es aa7The Wilmington and Manchester Rail- road, North Carolina, have put a loan upon the London market, which they offer to sell at | seventy-five cents, twenty-five of which will be taken in confederate cotton bonds. po ererans Beanies sheers Gin the election lest week, in Indiana, nine out of the eleven Congressional Districts went Republican, being a gain of one. The aggregate majority will reach 2,000, against 14,500 last year. w7-From French & Richardson, successors to Hudson Taylor, we have received the Atlantic Monthly sud Godey’s Lady's Book tor November. S7 The Congressional railroad committee are at work in Richmond, and bad several Tailread oficers betore them yesterday. paliteriatommnieperras vcr . B& The Virginia election comes off on Tues- day next on the question of calling a State convention under the reconstruction act, j-horse power, which, wher the culverts | _ _FOR SALE AND RENT. POR RENT—Thiree very, desirable pad nice furmished ROOMS. on the lower four of 1), Republicans campaign on INDIAN AFFAIRS. | New Yorx Fourige i partment from the Printin: Hon. Charies E. Mix, Acting Commissioner | in New York opened the of Indian Affairs, this morning received 9 dis- | Wedneaday night by a grand ratification meet- tage 419 Istreot, Rent reasonable. ly 415 patch from Theodore H Dodd, Indiun Agent } i ‘st the Cooper Institute. The marked week ending Leen s. “aoa PEE street north. Apnly 4 * for the Nevajos, dates ‘or jamner, we ‘ure of the evening W' 1@ speech of en. 0 NT—TWO PARLOR: ft jo: a Fort Si Ne i as thi h of Ge He will &écept any amount of currency forw' pad the rea On HENT TWO PaRLOES Mexico, Sept. 29, 1507, stating that in comse- | Joan Cochrane, who declared in distinct and Posed od was to the Assistant a Dining Room and Kitchen ‘of frequent ‘raids being mado durin; Pronaenbor ae in favor of Grant for the next (Speetal Dis; w Tork $100,000. US Depo“ strong Founs 01 nue between 4; and 6th sts quence of frequen! Dg i Of aie United Stats, | hereby oreating PuILapetema. Ky., $20,000.) National | xP agon et 5 Chas. the month of September by the Camagche, fement. Attorney ve Martin~ | ment of Dr. Leite cS ‘evatare 138 sax pb BLE STORE FOR ewtnevand Ute Indians @poa the Navajo Sener cnodoilawed Gen Cochranby conpiaued : $903,757 Tounigiangy: St : ih street, opposite Post Offic Indians. the Navajos ate becoming very much | the excitement by also declaring tor Grant records he wrote ecurities held by the Br eis ‘one to at an Possession ireu 5 pveraber ist, dicoatisfied, and on the nights of the 26th and | ia the leader of the future ag wells the | lating him mpon his) su ‘States in trust for to-day, were: For eircalating eacgeppmeae: ; for deposit of pul $38,276,450; total 378,916,700. L ‘The amount of National Bank currency it sued during the week was $34,090, making the 27th of Septemoer, about two Rundred or two | pas: it was rarely that hurdred And fif'y Navajos left the reservation ‘k morning papers of yesterda: ty with (ber stdck for the mountains. ‘There be- Phe ua Mewubliched « despaten that Hon, Cal. | UPOBone man eo, ing bat small torce of cavalry atthe post, no aS iT ‘ulbufd declines the Repgblicen nom~- | Tésponeibiiities. a chamber work ant to pearson. at on et ae eer take care of chitdren | Cor fects * Apply at G street, between we WAstTED-a RU competent F ae $280. 650 care an infantand doing the chamberwot two very egart ‘of small family. None nced apply, without re- es ie commendations ‘and experience, at 387 D street, 0€19-19t_Corner Louisisi ay: co Pe ns . Eden Spe in Cie bok was | ination for Ge ee He home | er crisis was coming tnan that which ended tu thoug' more would leave Tes- urope the Quebec steamer and pom: prayed ervacion if the otbers were not brought back. | Om © ENuertals re Sdmeeay. Tan | ee nnce Conse Houser tee Se me Sej be strong enough to accept the respon: ‘and 1-+tt bss . On the 16th of September a dash was mada on tion is said to have been in accordance with | ™sbt be strong igh to: the si- | total amount iseued ap to date, $204,129,001. | bet. 6th a a ENISHED ROOMS Fo Naat No 301 the reservation by the Camanches, killing the advice of friends, and would foreshadow bility. Grant's letter is said to be the mos! | bom this should be deducied the currency SRTEDE small HOUSE, of 6 or 7 roo) F Meir Ea Detween 487 and Sth ste several Navajos, and stealing several of their | Mr, Hulburd’seariy retirement from public | Radical he has written. In it he says he trusts ‘atedy with contveafencos, at & Aleasantly loc! D: sue ren’ ing to dispose of such 5 aw @ 4 ToomE, OME ne wa Tamant, Dy spplzing £90 Areoning 3 8 ‘WISER, at Philp & Solom ata. , fvania a at $12 and $8 per month in alvance. WANTED—A mall ONFUENISHRD HUT E, ator: lly Jocated; 4 to. 6 rooms. 3 tes, amount- horses, On the Right of the 2th imst., about | lite The New York Post ‘othe annowace- = ' = | returned, tacladtng worn out not eight Utah end Jicarilla Apaches came to the a een ane nag the Syate Oentray On, | D& “may have strength to 'duswer any re- | ing to 94,905,245, leaving in actual circulation reservation, which caused considerableamong | mitteee has received To communication from | *POnsibllity that may devolve apom him. No}. a: mis date, $297,1h748: tne Navajos. Troops were sent in pursuit, and | Mr. Hulburd. At probably grew ont of apara- | matter how solemn it may be he will not hesi- ‘The amount of fractional currency redeemed these Indians found and brought to the pst, the Ogdensb: mo ts au wi atated that they were in pursait of act: | Seren ene ee Toereeh, Raving tate to. accept it tf the country demaads it. and destroyed ‘at, the Treasury Department ela epublican ng was $59,900. TENANT, Bar Oice oes} mls belonging to Col. St. Vrain and others, | ° ai ihe Republican Convention of the coun- THE PEN during the week T SER nt t hes 5 ye am me ED—A DRUG CLERI fence. Fee nee eee oer Oy ea psctes | eof Westchester, Rockland, and Patam, | au Error inthe xaiticlal Returae—Shars« | The receipts from thterual revenue to-day | WV Anieireof DRY ouepeety® ia Fran: | were well treated by the mil.tar,fand the Na- | heldat Sing-Sing yesterday, James W Hose Wood's Majority 922. ‘were $259,015.23, makinga total amount for the | ,yivadnitinnce os eS OB av Fu ee TSA TRICK DWELL ABRIOK DWELLIN'. | i tor. \- : ine "between yajos. Before or about the time that these | cratic Convention of the Eleventh Senatoriol [Special Dispatch to the Star.] ‘week ending to-day €1,662,993.9, and the total ANT DA good, steady. S70 Indtans were at the fort, a few who did not | Gjctrict, which met in Hudson yesterday, PHILADELPHIA, Oct, 19—An error in the | since the beginning of the present fiscal year visit tbe post with the rest of tne band killed | Sominated Jacob B. Jewell, of Pougukeepsi official returns of Pennsylvania, discovered | #55,497,769.99. one Navajo mav, and stole and ran away * twenty-two Navajo horses, which was not | inated Hom Harlew Le Uomaeck az their cans | *8t @vening, reduces the majority of Shars. | | The Secretary of the Treasury will itmedi- discovered until after these Utah Apaches bad | qidate for Justice of the Supreme Court from ‘wood to 922. iy leman‘ left the fort. A letter had heen sent to Major | ine Buffalo district. Persons from whom about eighty thousand Dennison, Agent for Utah, requesting that the ——— Indian Depredations. dollars’ worth of alleged counterfeit seven- stolen anmals be returned to the Navajos. | Onto Porirics—The Cincinnati Gazetle, the | __ Sr. Lovis, Oct. 19,-Montana dates to the 5’ | thirty notes were received at the Department, Ry te » for Port ee Oy Ma... fovaire a AC HEILBRUN & BRO. 8.8 06 7 Warman AND SHEET TEOR WORE: Tnguire 0. idge street, Georgetown, D. pairs for stoves 3) Ber een Jess than elsewhere. Wietkta buy for cash ae TOUS. with rand gas. newly fitted & LU PTRELL, corner x Bresaiveste avenue. oc ‘A FRAME HOUSE. with brick ining vir rooms on Tath street, between Land M- 'Heat 916 per, amomth. past tween L and per ble In advance: Togutre at Printing Ofice, Batre, ‘ between 1th and oc 18-3t Fo REN ‘$180, $175, Slee, Ten wagon loads of goods were recetved for | leading Radical paper of Ohio, hasan article | inet. say that the Flathead and other not less than five oom ne nn j 2 ‘s 1 which claims that in the course of business the 8 R & ‘WETC eT CALF, the Navajos on the 22d instant. strongly against any atismpt to impeach the | ‘ribes threaten - fcctrapepoe oes | ae understanding is thatuntilnotesete.,are final- |. 45. ¢¢ Bea! Entate ero, a Blane a Building peiiit. |) chenic Mow York ave eek ieee ak: gitcr Yk Bets Tee ped SS si sendy r PeRsonaL.—Gen. Washburn, of the Con- | President at the present time. It says «the | i. nouses, and threaten iil and drive out | ly and satisfactorily examined here they are | gressional committee, addressed a meeting of | Only course now (unless Johnson gives some | the settlers. Four men were recently Killed | at the risk of those presenting them. Should Rew and imperative cause) is for Congress to | Radicals in Richmond last night. He spoke | Corry throngh the Feconetraction and restora. | Rest Flathead Lake, and all the farms and | these pereons refnse to make satisfaction, the ANTED—A capable MAN Gy tor we and CHAMBERMAID. (colored.) at No ident’s Square. Good references: reared. $ fi bt’ Fo RENT —A first cies OUF ‘SE. with all the modern improvements, on E stroet. betwee! Bi and sictrecte, Apply to PHILP & SOLOMONS 332 Penna. avenn ec 17-03 tor more than an hour. gave good advice to | tion of the Southern States, and to devote itself ‘been distributed amo: the ttlers | Treasury will take the advice of some law Ay ANTED—A competent GIRL,white aise SALE CH the negroes, and related many anecdotes, | to the economical interests of the country, and | tn'Platie Vaile “The stage coming from tae | oficer of the government—perhaps the Attor- Wi Sido general houseywrk. Apply a 98 Tah Office Desks; 18 Office Tele Blankets; 4 Horse Blanket is le Blankets: 300 Wagen, Covers; at ROBERT “FULTON & COS, oc I-2w* oth Ss the corner ot D st. HOUSE and BRICK teres improvements. No ‘on and Dunbarton str ANEESA casi SYED BOILEW OT dime ffour horse power. Arldress, at once, Peat Ofice Box 444 oc i7-3t ANTED. = od COOK, W. TRONER at No. 520, northen sud. strecte north "None need apn ubless , : Executive branch, which the abandoned char- an tion, but escaped. atalbng vierterae patch to the New York Heraid says Seoretary | acter of ine Executive has made a eyetem, and | Det ‘he Riverside Sta Gis camiaet Raenee Seward is still at Auburn, has no intention of | thus to clear the way for the Presiden'ial con- | Wasa id aaa Oboke & resigning his seat in the Cabinet and ex. | test,in which the Republicans willhavetheaid | 1, 4 aa, oar 1p the proprietors of | Oo” Sits ta olowing @ 267 Say Cooke & | presses his opinion that New York is certain | of J pi aA ne iy he fecrerpra <A the Quaker Gity Uil Refinery, which is lo- | ernment securities | to go tor the Democrats next month. ----As8- | «Buckaye” State the Republicans are coming | cated here, deny the trath of the dispatch | sistant Attorney General Binckley ts expected | on; for General Grant for President, as the | from Pittsburg. There hasbeen no seizure by | 0.8. 6’s Compon, 1ES1..0«. | j } | which pleased his hearers much. -+:-A dis- | t08 reform of the monstrous corruption in the | West on Satnrday wae chased by the Indians ney General—and be governed by his opinion. with rams 3 corner Georgeto mmediate possession given. Apply next door, or asBiges & Os.» bantion house. ts petent and well recommen ANTED—A middle-aged woman to Wanive to the couse 7,10 000K, » aban sand herein a few days from his rasticating tour | standard-bearer under whose lead they can | the Government, and ‘no frauds have ever | U.S, Five Twenties, 1882. ARKET GARDEN FOR RENT.—Will oe in the mountains of Virginia. “4 +-Senator | est repair their losses al the recent election, | been alleged agalnst the refinery, and thelibel | U.S, Five Twenties. 1604. IRON, either white or colored. Apply at DEN oad HOUSE, with Yor Homes. tink heed Saat Pomeroy, of Kansas, is here. +++sGovernor jcegpais See is supposed to have been prompted by parties | U. 8. Five ties, 1865. street ‘north pes at Mock Creek” Apply. to Mra. CUNNING. Fetcher, of Missouri, has returned to Spring- Grorcra.—The Washington correspondent | to snits growing ont ofa corner in the of! mar- | U. 8. Five Twenties, Jana&J ANTED—Iy @ lady_ competent 5. aig ie . ar Paper ky Georgetown. field from his visit here. and resumed theduties | 4¢ ine phiiadelphia Post says: There is a | Ket several months since, when sellers of oll | J. 8. Ten Forties, .s0«. on ene epetons fn the ein" Tanetage ie Eusic i | of bis office. ----Obarles Dickens will reach : for future delivery failed to fill contracts in | U.S, Seven Thirties, re Eano, anil tae Preece ‘OR RENT-—A three-story BRICK HOUSE. No November. as heis announced | S0ng pressure being brought to bear to have verpool in the Java, on the 26th | the President remove General Swayne, com- Hon. Amos Kendall arrived at | manding the district of Georgia, because he is | The Body of a Murdered Man Discovered his home in this city last night. experience as a teacher. a comfortable ROOM an BOARD in « family where a few honra of tuition in.one or all of he branches specified will ceived as Boston early to sail from instant. +: consequence of the rise in prices, U. 8. Seven Thirties, July... NEW YORE Finer sOkD SALES. 0.40°S «., 52 Second street, Georgetown. It has vine rooms, with w; ne 6 and gas and eee fixtures. Ren $4 per month. Ap y to JOS. &J.E LIBBEY too radical to suit the rebels of that State. (rov. ai forts of a one Neither in Washington, Alexandri: Lom! <3 Merchants, Ww ater street, Georg: etek Ee inte ae ere Jenkins is chief among General Swayne’s op- | ,,B0&20N, Oct. |The citizens of Fitchburg a ieee ot ones or Georgetown. References svc town. D. oe It | Navar Oxpers.—Commander Jobn Irwin, | ponents. Frederick Powers, of tbat town, buried yaa | 6 15% Goldvesse Adress, tar office, Washington city. nu RENT-SMALL HOUs detached from the command of the Lenapee | jmgacuaent.— The Wachingion corres- | sand bank. The body of the dead manexhib. | 5.20’s, Jn.&Jv, 05.106 % z SWAT Eighth street, near and placed on waiung orders. Lieut.Com- | pondent of the Boston Post says: The stat- | ited several stabs. and a wooden gag wasfouod niremarket, or between them ARKET STORE FOR SALES ONES 2 OF THR on the Navy Yard ——_—— mander Francis B Blake, detached from com- | ment that the Judiciary Committee will report | in his mot He had heen missing for sev- [By Bankers’ and Brokers’ Telegraph.) mand of the Nipsic and placed on waiting | im favor of the President’stmpeachment is un- | eraldays. Two Frenchmen andan American | fewis Johnson & Co. quote stocksand bonds orders. Lieut. Commander J. R. Bartlett, de- | true. Mr. Wilson, the Ohsirman, who is re- | have been arrested ox suspicion of his murder. d fe ‘kets as follows : Y in home and foreign markets as follows tached from the Nipsic and placed on waiting | ported as favoring impeachment, will present — Lest market ste doing a good busin: corner sth and @ str ANTED—Immediatel OUSE, centrally ® small comfortable geared. for cash at ~L. WELLS & ¢ s 4 oc 16- Iw" | orders. Lieut. Commander Naile, de- | the principal report against it wi.» the legal “Another Prize Fight. Naw Ton, Oe 2a ere c. ey i Real Estate Forces tached from the Le: ed on wait- | argument. His report, however. willcontin | yantroro, CT. Oct. 19—A prize fight came ‘965, coupon, Ie; 65 cou. | co eet N.W. cor. 6th st., & La. ave ituated at | ing orders. Passea Paymaster | some strictures upon the conduc: of the Presi- | og at daylight this morning, in East Hartford, 1867, coupon, Hog: | ioav's, NTED—A NURSE, to tak care of three ontaining 1 Edwin M. Hart, detached from the Len- | dent in certain particulars, to which two | fe:ween George Ostey and Henry Mumford, fore, second 0tK; reg Tittle giris—one who oan aew and speak Ger- | Wood house, wash house. pee, ordered to settle his accounts. | members of the majority will not assent, and | two sporis of this city, for $75. Eleven rounds | fore, Ganton, fi; Oumberiand, 95: Quick. | mAapreferred: Apply at 306 IL street, bet Con. | arrangements, This jones Ascisiant Paymaster George H. Kead detached | they will preceni ceparate reports only cn ihe A + I. necticut aventie aud 16 ‘oc p. and ‘ome rep were fought when Carey’s friends threw up | giver, v1: Mariposa, 5; do. preferred. 16 points alluded to in those strictures. It isnow | the sponge for him. Garey was very ba + 2h: pose, 5; P! 16 confidently asserted by several members that | {oath large y badly | New | York Central, 111; Pacific Mail, 116%; For further particulars app: trom the Nissic and ordered to settle his a: oc 16-tf = Fleet Surgeon Samuel Jackson detaci Vv ANTED 70 PURCHAS i aan? wil was'present, Atlantic {Mail.y 116%; Erie, 70; ditto pre- THE GOOD WILi tothe Pow- | the whole impeachment scheme will fail in antic .H 116%; 503 P lose thin is owe. with moder lmpepremoniey f 5 5 st re 1 2 it = ferred,75; Hudson, 125%; Reading, 99%: Michi | desirably a pleasant! located, with good yard: 5 first-cl ie an ad Banttes Warctngmm Neve Gira aad | con ¢ ee scriees ts eslovang amesuatinn: New York Market. gan Centra}, 10s; Michigan Southern.79; Lill. | either in thi eorgetown, for which cash | a $ etahuk fe ot. “apply at 196 © ordered tothe Powhatan. Acting Volunteer | tional movement 3 abate tore GL tee sTis Float, rmerket is poe cot: Bi Cieceinns ae Pitsburg, ‘. Estate Brokers. WOR ERLE Tanke an ant ry ae 2 to 30 ¢ . 1 to 2 | 82%; western, 45%; do., preferred, (5% pines ALE—Two tv Hlentenant Henry At LecaL DEcisioN.—in the Supreme Court of | cents lower. Corn market 1 cent lower. | Rock Island, 95%; Fort Wayne, 98; Ohio eet, corner F stre FE ROOM HOUSES, in a des | asexkay Roc Appeals m Richmond, on Wednesday last, ia | Pork dulland lower: new Mess s22.00. Lard | and Mississippi Certificates, 264; W. U. Tele- TED 7 702 RENT IMMEDIATELY—A P. gas, and all the ro W ‘imber of HOUSES. botlt furnished and un above houses will the case of Millan vs. George Kephart, upon | dull. 123, (014%. Cotton ashade firmerat 19 | graph,33\,; Boston Water Power, 17 ¥; Cleve- Costa Rica, belonging to the t n 0 4 ss o- for other property, a writ of supersedeas toa judgment rendered nts for Middlivg Uplands. Freights | land and Toledo, —: Gold, 144 large and smn Rg METS p per mo Mcil Steamsaip Company, drawing sixteen | py the Ulreult Gourt of Alexaudria coup'y, of Spirits Tarpenting quiet at 354, Resta Cor. TEARRE HET CS Suance tor lnvestan | feet water, touched on a sunken rock, wh is | the 4th day of May, 1859, affirming, with costs, | seedy at $3 5ta$3.62 for common. \" . NTED.”- == the rear suitable | not laid déwn on any Chart. on the Isth of | a judgment recovered by the defendant against BOARDING. . BRTED aunties contenny ating wearing | houses. Inquire at July, 1867, 8t 5.30 p.m weather clear, on her | the plainuffim the County Court of Alena. First Ward, bet. 10 passage from Nagasaki to Yokuhama, by In- | dria county, on the 7th day of January, Cc z a ee os fana'Sea route. ‘Thi: rock lies near the south | the court decided tbat there was no error, and HEAPEST FOUKS IN THE WORLD entrance of Spex Nirais, and the reported | ordered the damages to be paid. Magnetic bearing: are. as follows. West end of Kuro Sima, S. by E| Westend of Kunek OARDING-A couple of CHILDREN will be ta- 'd where there arc no children when ro Will be bestowed on them om te “between Mand N sts, AIBO se" isct school'at eaine place It* ERS the coming season. and withing to avoid the expense of Braiding, should call and see my bean fiiul designs for the above, to be stamped in F COLORS AND WARRANTED TO WAS) dies’ and Childrens” Aprons, Joseys, and Under- clothing stansped in imitation of Braid. A saving a th street, nent P Building Lot, .,25 by 85 feet. to a wi . (Island,) between 6 and D st ding Lots on M street north. bety WAVEBLEY NOVE Be ‘ 1880) d want of good SCISSORS a ye Bilton See nl NT—Two ni VIS: ‘OMS ost of Braid. A. 19th, at 35 cents. 60,000 square feet B: 2 NE rock the following soundin ean “hn eat AEoranen toe ale tonto nt FIVE NOVELS IN ONE VOLUME. pte CO a HE ROS tadeand stamped Ct OF PART PHS east of Capitol, at 3 cents per foot Preps | R on the second floor, in a pri maces od ped. were obiained from the Costa witha 1 0. NCIS’ Furnishing Store hs | Containing Waverley, Rob Roy, Monas- | Without board. Convenient to the State Depart 439 Ninth street. fathom hand lead: starboar port side, no bottom. fathoms: parts of the city for sale and exchan: ment. No. 256 lith street, between 0 and P sts. Cutz AN : te enilworth, Pirate ‘oc 19 St” IBER OF © E si Pe 6 feraaln! at very low a Vol. 2 Containing Tvanioe, Fortunes of Nigel, | QTOW VACANT Two desirable FURNISHED iN RO ANTED—New and Cast-off CLOTHING, old Real Estate Bro! ‘oll nts, Rovm No.1; Intelligencer Butiding, Svet Hook. DisvosaL oF Pur yalue, et the old established Merchant Pawnbro- 1c Lanp.—Returns re- db : : a oc 15-006t y terms, bet oving t Old Mortality, Guy Manuering. Bride of Lam- S with BOARD. at No. 74 Missouriay., | Ker's Btore of R. FULTON & CO., 302 Sth street § . or ceived by the Commissioner of the Generai sarin ean rience aden vintote Bound i cloths oaks Stat poral | between Sand ¢ visst’ ’ | Goorm north of Penta. svenne.” Bole Agent’ vet | WOR SAPE-TRE STOCK OF A GROCERY fi a0 . mersnoor,-Bonnd di lp Hy $1.60 per vol. fa HOUSE Finca WING MACHINE ‘Gem STORE. on the corner of 18th and K sts., and Land Office show an aggregate disposal of $06 So ee CHARLES DICKENS’ WORKS NS 7 ROREDING: HOUSE Fintciass Table | SINGER'S SEWD a the store. with three reoms suitable for housekeep- 19,767 acres of the public lands during the | cc19% (Herald) Near l0thet aia % i BOARD can be obtained at the house on the ing. for rent. Inquire at the ator 0¢ 14-68" E—A four-story Bt Rorthwest corner of Sth street and Penns: ly he eT rosrmas aa a: blacsarich shop -. formerly known as the | month of September last, at tue following local wnia offices in Michigan: lonia, 0 acres: Trav- xtecn different editions, from Id vents to SS a ne LOST AND FOUND. Chickering & ; “Premium Pianos, ne < ta th erse City, $454 acrc=: Detroit, 6,153 acres. The | just arrived aval “LWER NOVELS HE HOWARD BOA Dix RA TOLEN SATURDAY, Oct. | basement, ‘The Lot contains 000. fect of ground. | reason portion of the land was taken for ac- | _ Also, complete assortment. of new! BULY A Tiatorner it aad Pa. ay OTe oR tone COW: bath card split: | Apply fo JOUN HAGHTEL, on Green street. be: tual settlement and cultivation under tie | Pianos, from best makers. at low prices and casy | Scme as clesp as 75 cents augtd inte the proprietorship of Mra. HD HAT. | straight horns, A liberal reward will by given if ee homestead law, and the remainder sold for | {fils, before moving to our new’ kod. Meantitul THACKERAY'S WORKS. yone iI'beleon | Fetuined to me at Juenneman s Brew | ; nn i ne cant Rand refaroished throughout, wiil be con ne 6 Brewer ERT. 5 | cash and located with military warrants. 5 poOEy, s sexocin sahieetie ductedas aliiclaoe Boarding House. Persone | obit: PETEE P c ABU biac hors Ni Put ee eres Masi sunents at discount b hia a sa aM wishing a good accommodation must «ppv carly Tee to the premises of the subscri ots 5 %, in san Laxp Paranre.The Commissioner of the | inf!” ¥t* val Tebvtrunente at aeevat r MARRYATT’S NOVELS, forchgice ofroomis. Also: one very Aine Of foe pera tne With icatents © soune on Mth street west, between B and () =thscee south General Land Omee has just transmitted to | PsO0TS AND SHOES AT COST Ats0 cents, §1, and $150 rent. o¢1s-3n | whieh tiie owner can have by proving property and | $10 Yeah, {ene Aero aiare Neo, front: } the Register of the Land Ortice ax Marquette, — : IRVING'S WORKS, Ri AND TABLE BOARD ‘canbe found | | Pu aaa ing ob Maryland avenue, between Tith and isch 13™ Dunbarton street, Georgetown, D.C. 7th st.. near arsi toll: gate. | Hifcets weet,” The abore Lote are all eilzbly «itu | Register oe thelnnd oles at ‘Stockton, Gali- BOOTS AND SHOES AT COST CHEAP STATIONERY OF ALL KINDS, Bape cay g BOOMS on | topapers. The finder will utp rt by send- | Gesire he opportunity Sarees Gann tena | fornia, for delivery to the parties entitied to 6a close business, Foe BATE Anriee BLE BOARDERS tecommodated a 391 Estreet, | Inaiihem to the aldress'ot Dr. C:U. COX: Walt | Grinveat,atud will be soEACt aption good terms, | receive them. Thése patents were founded on | Callearly for bargains. 4 : : Z Between sth and 10th, more Ma sedi S: Sieay ae bee i tania, tn 331 Penn’a ave., bet. bth ood Treats. THE HUDSON TAYLOR BOOK STORE. FOr EAD Saye Beat raped = all $5 EEO eun plack Newfound: | oc 12-stawsw 42'La. ave., cor. oth st. | a2 From French & Richardson, «Hudson | _ W-eootit South side. FRENCH & BICHARDSON, at SEG creee between sch ond She a 4s we and feet also white.” ANY Peri i ° CABLE CAND |EUIGINLY SITCATED ” = SEAND Fis. - is tor at : SES AND Lo’ See ere re eee cary copies cl}, PyAM. BADSAGE AND NIBH, ee) 334 Penna. avenue. OUNTEY BOAED can be obtained at an Wilrecelve the above fewards “9 teats ts Nos. 10 ain Lohan Nae Est Ne bes Sorin oii a va Oessy 3 pa ee wo bide: Sleliated Ham Sausage frou Bologne, | SUPERB STOCK OF FINE GOLD AND era tble petrate residence, wath, jog, Wash table and “OST —Lest evening, one fine Blac Clo au Saae. ofronting on the corner of eis gorth aig iith vember. Also, trom the publishers. Gbhis No. Pickled Salmo ?} ct ea Mo out-of one of | Street west. and improved by two Brame Ticknor & Fields, we have the Allantic Mon (ity . ince Edwart and Mackerel, SOLID REE WS TOH ES Bailroed, convenient to the cars. pe gr CESHIONE sotee Aaisn, Oat af coe. of 7 Ail Warranted to Run and Thorowchly Rezulated at | week. For r address apply at the BRS “Ole. “elit inp ota Brick Carpenti and Our Young Foiks for November. The At- Jorce & Co.’s fine buggies; also. cne DRIVING , “5 - Pees WHIP. 3 reward will aid for their return to tt No. 1] fronting on uh Bireet west, between leptic 4 . ese J are fat and far superior to shore THE LOW PRICE OF 810 EACH ; ABLE BOARD ef No. rat? stree 5 and Cstrects north, improved hy. 8-vell aud sub Jantic is unnapally good this month Nechgebalimerapacked hits sim werewiecol | AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED: | 'TStote not SEER UP ARTERY on may proviserca Dink | Tinney cule, Buvee story Brick Dwelling, con NATIONAL THEATSE.—F. S. Chanfrau closes Rorualeby Jon Solid Gold Hansing Wetel 1eo0 horned COW, under bit out of both ears. ‘The | modern improvements. wh his engagement to-night, when he will appear _H. TENNEY. Georgetown. 00 Ladies’ Watches, owner will please’ come forward, prove property, ie above property is in a valuable | as “Mose.” in “The Glance at New York,” Q BOOKSTORE IN | 3” Gold Hunting Chron'r Watches, DRY GOODS, &c. Bay charges, and take Hy S5UN SHIPMON. Siethan a deatretie spportanttr ts inteat or cbt and will also give kis wonderful imitations of TY 20 Gold Bunting English Lever | Fort Marcy, Fairfax county Virginia. 30 Gold Hunting Duplex Watche 50 Gold Hunting Amer’n Watches. a residence or business location, aud will be sold at THOLIC BOC sa ripe — celebrated actors. Lucille Western in «East | ad i prananed.ta furnish ¢ 18-3t* Just above Chain Bridge. | a bargain. Apply to | 10 to 250 Bu ACK ALPACOA POPLIN. ' ORS, PREMIUMS. &c.,at New ¥ CHAS. 8. WALLAC | Lynne,” on Monday evening. prives, wholesale and retail ew Xork | ago Stiver Hunting Lever 18 | Por Working Suits, very heavy. 75 cts s. $5 Sear wed GOW with srt thick horats Saloeney: | StOGHeO ES, Bu Gold Ladies’ Watche 3 | Beantitul BLACK ALPACCA. so and milddiestzeds: wad w hen Tet, home « leather belt | 9c 2 Stans No. 42 La. aves. cor. 6th at. YPOGRAPHICAL UNION Job Printing and Bol chtnding hoe 1,001 Gold Hunting Lepine: 75 933 Benne Bie cos around Ler neck; left ear split, and piece cut off; OR SALE—A large number of 7 HOUSES. raue- j ated Meeting will be held | establishment, no waiting for jobs. TH | 260 Miscellaneous Watches ail kinds, 100-1) -geaae ney iFanis eveng Young cow. The'above reward will be paid for her ing in price from #1400 ae fe, BERL | By Suge Siled cn sight and Work done prosaptis. Bitun Assorted Watches; all kin 5 eee Copner 4th and B strecis FREMS trom Mito to across within 9 halles of | ‘ts . 1b : COVEST-RID-GEOVEST ite above stock will te dinposed « the opi Dower snakur FLANNEL 0c 18-3" or No, 174 Center Market, Hoans negotiated: | P i h a an lar one price plan. giving every patron a fine Gold bee mPAK iF ASTRAY 7 email ones eS al KK fa; wy, S78 AKEN UF ASTRAY en my premises, a 3 : wort. batween H st naa Mok’ | _ ‘Phe vest French KID GLOVES in the city. just Sean Svte Wake for 910, withous regard to | sHIRTING MUSLIN, NS ee ee upon the same, will c@i ing on red-horned CUW, cross and slit in ‘left ear, cross off right ear, smull white spot on her back: ay ROW MORNING at i sieloa eg Bie Public gene- | received direct, at $1 ‘We wish to immediately dispose of the above atte 1. ci eal Ei ie i i ab Sny EL fine. yard wide. sp cents ‘The owner will please come forward, prove proper: . 2 WASHI GET ASSOCTA snear'Seventh street. | mised, “Holters are entitied to'thespticler uamed | Bane! TON LICOES. fast colors. 12 ents. LANDON SHIPMON, TION.—The temberst ‘the above orgs Also. a few pieces Lyon's Black Silk Velvet. and | on their certificate, upon payment of Ten Dollars dials, SEEBY & CO's, Fort Marcy, Fairfax county, Virgin For SALE—A comfortable RESIDENCE for a | zation are hereby notiied to must at Metropol a splendid quality of White Bage Black Stike very | whether it be & watch worth & 10m or one wort __ $23 Pennsylvania avenue. 00 18-8t* Just above Chain Bridge. in the town of Cambridge, Ma... The | Hall centrance « rect1 at dz p.m. on | heavy, will be sold very Iya forces Pac Tess, “The retarn of any of oar certificates entities | oe 1¥6t South site near Seventh sti 5 Ea op 2st September. from End amgag th a prell Improved. ie homestou ne rt | fey ‘f the fa ie u to the article named thereon, upon payment, rm road, 1 lar; : esas Packen & inember of the Assacianon! | vio. did 393 Peunsylvaui Inreapeetive cf its worth and anno article vaiued | Wess Goops FROM AUCTION. 1g 1200 © pond el wi igo. Teil be sold at 6 low a roenzte yeighing 1.200 or 1,300 pounds. marked with letter | man'who desires @ comfortable home for hie family, less than $10 is named on any certificate, it Bon the sides. RY 8. BARNES Ft ? the ble villages in Marytand 3K GLOVE 7 i] at once be seen that this is Beantiful Colored MOHATR ALPACCA, donble 30 Nos. 26 and 38 ( tre Mt mone 3 most agreeable ces in Maryland, Cth PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT. i) = Ina eter: ut a straieht forward lesitimnte | width: aul colorm only 3 0 ents cans ee - - Sci the oppurtunity seraregne: Mes Shack ransactions which may be partici is est nual 25, . + erst ORB PETROS oF orcankz tn ansal cen vy the Most fastidious. Dod ‘ait shades: these goods are really PERS! L. ie Eilgive Star, who knows the property well, OPERA ONAL. ’ PARSOCHATION. | GLOVES OF OUR OWN IMPORTATI Tinea areimetieae= means F Paria ® | sisdies pest qualtty, 82, SOARD GF TRADE — Gentiemen’s best quality, $2.25. ®# Full supply constantly on han A single certificate will Ne pee asd mail, ‘t-paid, upen receipt of five reen, Brown BISMARK and TAN, ve REO aston for Gs,” tte three | ard apa = bait . Call and see them. egant premium for $5. sixty-six and more valuable Ww. r 810, one hundred and most superb s 323" Pei © i information concerning it to any ingul- For BENT—A FRAME HOUSE with back batlding on zh street, next to ‘the corner of Rhode Island avenue, containing 7 fooms. In- quireof A. H TrMULL LEE, Vermont svenne, Be- QUAL TO M¥ HUSBAND. yeu, George, RS Rezo! ry get my hair dressed ! Fann ts so much ! TRAD, of the Board of Trade of the. ct Of Co: rch for $15, To Agents or those wishing em- South si Humt y that cost Jom bia eis, held atthe Rooms of the #4 do a Oh! ‘No, sir, ‘edoes not cost more than yon spend | MUNDAY BY Qetober 2, 1367 at 730 JOS. J. MAY &00., Belen Conducted business: duly euthorized bythe | FRECEUVING DAILY, so pasScPibon es Wasane Bere menTen teas | Secu oes ‘ Sharpay 308 Pennsylvania avenue, Government, and d open to the moet earefulscratiny. AT EMORY BAXTER’S, shold Hie 60.25 | Out for ladies or gent, 900 Bae iirc near Bateesee or ase %, 3 MMES ee and 20th street ‘HIGHT BROTHER & CO., IMPORTERS. 5 ‘ Lo : ‘0 | Sham, it qecen aed atts aid senikcelat, MERE ke _Sanno, Secretary. suse SLES, SMINGL at hat Set SH 161 Baoanway, New Your, | 119 Penn. “pay ooops, See since, Pn = ca street. _an 34 METROFOLITAN BUILDIN: ‘North C i F r WERS SE. A ‘ as Oe 10, 8ab can id 5 os yet ay i - Oe ish et “eelosks at Shel REMT TREAT aT mia nme 7 gyre Bowers oto newt BY Sirs bes Towels. Tas’ Table Liners, Capstinercs Flag FE EREEM, Irth vf., bet. Baend ae Eieeeen es mena ato Drsiness will be tween bast ~ of Plain Plaid Shiins, | bet. 0th and ith sts.. south side. o0:38-6m GoPro of wipe roomy Ee street and Pa. avenue. Important businesswill Be | "One almost new f-octave, Boardnian “WREA | 34 2.000 PoUN 349 | A loths, and Delaines, OCTOR SCHUMAN, OF BALTIMORE sore LESSEE. gubecriptions; A general attendance of all parties Gray. Stool and Cox Ts $25). e 9 PRIME NEW BUCK VHEaT. 34 beautiful assortment of SHA' just_re- y by Ladies and Gentlemen interested | oc 18-3t One Gis Octave, Rosewood. Chickering. 8150, 3 barrels Stewart's best SYRUP. ceived. which will be sold 10 per cent, rng oe in newark ithe services of A akilifal and reliable Baers Se tse eet a = s oe Qne Gis Oatave sap ern & Raven, $125. Just received and for sale ira: TAN & BEO can be bought elsewher ocl7-2w* it Ble sont Tipe streets eae ow DANCING ACADEMIES. t C 4 + ee cere eye ANG oe a \y cel “a em Ti he oting will ETZENOTT'S Music Store. 349 Pennsylvania avenue. : nad . Peieut fa Miche Mai tds ifs ind Sa Beli west MONDAY EV 's | Sole Agency of Steinway's Pianos. “oc 15-3t* Gponiciuomatantista, | Jvsr REcErvED— rE AN EIQUID sent o'tay name ee ABINTS E ASHIONARLE DANCING ACAD- Hal, opposite Northern (Liberte! Starke: at? | Ce ge Reais 'A LARGE LOT OF SHAWLS, P EMY,EST., BET. 97x axb 107H. SIN ate tite ore keane eeare sane ROVER AND BAKER'S Alot of superior imported BOLOGNAS, of the most superb styles, consisting of rich Marrow s. SAFFOLD, The above Academy is, now open for the FIRST it land- “di HAMS. trey = of stark ie rill be alanitted, "Mews ELASTiC atetoH And small Maryland AAS R08. Bro'ha, handsome Black and White, and Fancy (Bormerly of Montsomery, Alabama,) reception of Pupils. For Zo suede 3 cob st ___3. B, BHOMEBON Sctetary._ FAMILY cerr-stit ___ Oppose Metroyattins Hata. | "Also; Plath Black aud Black Borderea witiper | S7TOBNEY AND COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW. = : SE ti ( : 7-stif _ Opposite politan Hotel. 5 z ASHINGTON, D.C. | ((SATTENTION, REPUDLIcay BILD Gp Meh Seliel Ne, HE, FINFST ASSORTMENT OF FANCY | SHAWLS. Omce No. 428 D Street, Opposite the City Hall, ¢ will be a meeting of the CENTRAL RE Seal oly ‘and MILLINERY GOODS in the city. at ALL WOOL BLANEETS, ‘Will practice in the Supreme Oourt of the United PARA AAS of she, Distrior on POINTS OF EXCELLENCE : DAVIS £ GSICHERS... At $4.50, 85. $6, 87, ond §8. ‘Selns. Const of Unies’, end thaCourte of the Die- Gentlemen, tein FRIDAY: the 2th instant, at Woodward's Hall, | Beauty and Elasticity of Stitch. = =e Tr Good CANTON FLANNE) trict of Columbia. ee ir renlon ber Eola: Betresee Soro my 16-17 Perfection and Simplicity of Machinery. OR ALL KINDS, OF TRIMMINGS, GIMPs, J. W. SELBY & CO., | to thorcushiy sesroasion we Aihara ites i 24 TONS, URNAIIE rs. ity Claims and Department business will recetve shiy resreanize the Aesiciatlon, and to | Using both thrends directly fren: the Spools, FRINGES, BUITONC ORNAMENTS. &c., | _oc 1-1w 393 Pennsylvania aveniie. rome adeno cae iste ct with hone distinction of color or race, | Aca stemng oF seains by hand and no waste of | koto ————— = 2 Rare « cies, of the Are cordially fuvited to be present and partici Wide range of application without change of ad- | ((OLORED VELVET T RIBBONS, tll golore fang oh a READ THIS.— bouts kame te. HALL, tecretarv. | justment. 1867 FALL PRICE LIST 1867 iH, 439 sth ot Birest has abo ut aix salam er MANUPATURERS OF athe; UGLE TRIMMINGS i hae el KNIGHT'S PATENT HYDRAULIC CEMENT FRENCH CONFECT(ONERt wate tesm retains its beauty and firmness after | ycty8: SATIN and Peer e CATES. pene mp pat ia DRAIN, SEWER, AND CULVERT PIPE, IBS’ OYSTER SALOON. Bertie do doing all kinds of work done by other _) 20 Market Space, A.SAKS & CO., 517 SEVENTH STREET. the Comp 8,4, 5, 6, 9, AND 19-INCH BORE. JOSRPH A SHAPVIELD (No. 240) Pesayl- nowt Geaetifal and ‘permanent Babretiong ani | [ADLESIN SEARCH OF TRIMMINGS noT | Gents Melton Basiness Suits. 613.00. They stand the most severe teste of scids. Mn Fania avenue, between 12th and i3th vtreets, re- | Most veamiftul and pet nt Embroidery an: 4 TONS. ‘E LACES AND EMBROIDE- ere Business Suits. #16.00. vo. sire 4 pe fa Seger he pera tan Fieve, CANES ced ™nee aye: |. gore paras bee ta ‘ jo furuish Oysters in & ents Bilk Mix superior style, Also, Coffee. Ta. and Chocolate, Penisiot Hi age oie mat ah hs hand TIONS: will tha slargeaud well selected assort- Eine Dress Cnaslmere Suite, 33.00, ben Parties, Wedding. and Faun Eras ii Sein avert the Glover £ pater Soniee we | ment. erate DICH, at eG ATTHER'S BPMUARD TABLES AT PRIVATE GALE. iy eatin. in the. Confecti besianee:; chines, ant work done by them, wherever ex- - aad 40 iitesiaatan as icteric “tee | Sule ts spe FALL STOCK. OWitFanaaas rar nerccoas” | ature RERLAR RILPARD TS. Yivaeat Brooktyn. zr oor | a> The highest prize, THE CROSB gg | truss. PAPERHANGINGS, &c, 7757. Bue won cen Cans, $10 ors To886. et, with Balls a all » City CITY EXPRESS THE LEGION OF HONOR, was conferred an tl she sop K. GOATS. 6¢ y eh RED: complete, near! ror } ‘alls for and Delivers to any address. represents tive of the Grover & Baker Sewing he best assorted stock of PAPER: eat 8, on apply to COl PERE LATIER, Auce BAGGAGE. 0) 7 4 ~at the Exposition Universelle, Poris, ia, HANG sis Also.a choice pel ap Bice ‘oc LL BOVES ROR ee he thug A pc their superiority over all other | ton of Aka END HADES. OVAL: a anges io 2 Ss (ses Principal 74 és Wash’ ‘Davis & CAITR WAURCE Bit from ee to a | Brace ober te cere a -c conminat 6 Weahin | 5 cicar.th Oo Market Since, thing aca sat re fiectbi MES New York ay. tee | tor ast favors.no a ll ‘oud 16th a R ‘epee s a te fda ae 4 And at the Office of Adams Express Company E-OPENING manner ers with punctualit rae os Georgetown. 8e 23-1m* oF Having to pay cash for. ped) iif x : : corner reg” SES TABLIOHED ieta~ DUBANTS OLD ESTABLISHED RESTAU- | CASH. No, 486 Seren strest weaieatvene Pt a Bee eee) J McPREESON & FERGUSO! BAETS ‘oc 520* Bestrocks, | Water pros ema Ceeetiiate M- 671 PENN. Bae = rogeEe Ist SY etieas, : DUBART’S DINING ett pars LANEY aie oman es sake seer ieee The ignt yell LOCKS AND HIN 5s. t Bos wale by OC 19.21,23 JOHN R. ELYANS & CO_ SERRE __z- SONN RB. ERVARE 4 00: GR BCUSER REP OI 4 Fa tchen Utenaita, feustia, Cel nls, Gaivazel Glther Wins Fie Goneeal Lae: 0 einem eal = FRANCIS’, oc 19-6t 435 Pi strect, Our annual Overcoat Price List wiilbe published oe