Evening Star Newspaper, October 6, 1868, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Circalation in the Distriet CROSBY 5. NOYES.......... Editor. WASHINGTON OITY: TUESDAY. +» OCTOBER 6, 156 S7 READING MATTEB ON BEVERY PAGE. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TBLE- GBAPHIO AND OTHER MATTER. THE OCTOBER ELECTIONS. On Tuesday next, Pennsylvania, Indiana, bio, and Nebraska hold their State elections Tespectively. In each of these States Repre- sentatives in the Foriy-First Congress are to be chosen, and members ef Legisisture. Tne Pennsylvania Legisiature to be chosen next week will elect a U. S. Senator in place of Mr. Buckalew, (Dem.,) and that of Indiana will elect one in place of Mr. Hendricks, (Dem.,) ‘who 1s running for Governor for the ensuing four years against Conrad Baker (Rep.) The Legislature to be chosen in Nebraska will elect a U.S, Senator to succeed Thomas W. Tipton,. whose term expires on the Sth of March next ‘The canyass in these States, which opened rather languidly, has grown “red-hot™ lately, and it will increase in ferver up to the very Gay of the election. As usual, each side ex- Presses itself certain of victory. The result in ‘Vermont and Maine seryad to give the Repub- licans urmistakeable momentum in their can- ¥ass in the other States, aud seemed to corres. pondingly depress their opponents for a sea- som: but the stake at issue in the Presidential election was too heavy to be given up readily, and the Democratic party has railied Lately with a vigor that reminds one of their plack- iest and most aggressive fights of yore. in Pennsylvania the Republicans are charg- mg upon their opponents extensive frauds in the way of manufacturing votes by forged cer- tificates of naturalization, and the New York Tribune, we see, seems to apprehend that the State may be carried unfairly against the Re- Publicans by this means. Allegations of this sort are frequently made prior to important elections, and quite generally with truth, bat | we doubt if m a State of the size of Pennsylva- | nia enough fraudulent votes could b> thus put in, to change the popular yerdict. Every inch of ground has been canyassed im Penn. | sylvania, and if the State goes Democratic on | ‘Tuesday next it will be because the majority of 18 people are so inclined. The estimates of well intormed Pennsylvania Republicans are that they will carry the State by from 15,000 to 20,000. The Republicans of Ohio are confident of car- Tying that State by 25,000 majority at least. In ‘Odie, 38 in Indiana, there is talk of the colon zation of Democratic yoters from Kentuck, bu’ the Iaw requiriog a residence of one year ‘Will in most localities in Ohio prove @ barrier to any extensive frari of this sort. The Dem. | © ocrats will uadoubediy succeed in making gnins im some ot the Ohio Vongressional dis- | tricts. They will be rather apt to carry at | [ least the 9tb, (Gibso the loth, (Impeacher Asbley’s,) and the 15th, (Cooper's, the Repub- ican nominee im place of Delano, who de- lines.) In Indians the contest is close aud severe. The Democrats, headed by Senator Hendricks, row the Demoeratic eandidate tor Governor, are making @ very energetic canvass. Mr Hendricks is personally popular in Indiana, | and is sn adroit and persuasive speaker, being | very much an over mateh for the Republican | candidate for Governor, Conrad Baker, on the | stamp. The Republicans have, however, | called to their rescue Schuyler Colfax | and ex-Secretary Stanton, whe are said to be doing very effective service. The | Republicans apprehend the importation | of large numbers of Democratic voters trom Kentucky. Under the iaws of In- diana the introduction of a large amount of | this voting material will not be difficult, and} to $! the Republicans seem to have occasion for some concern on that score. In the West this surplus voting element of Kentucky is talked of openty as legitimate material for use where acts om the motto that “all is far in politics, stated Intely im the hearing of the writer hi opinion that the “Democratic Executive Committees of Indiana and Ohio onght to be pitched out neck and heels if they suffered the 9,000 Democratic of Kentueky to go to seed at home.” It certain- jy must be very tantalizing to profe:sional politicians to see such an amount of good yo- ‘ing material “going to seed,” and it would not be a mater of great surprise if a pretty large sprinkling of Kentucky voters should be found over the Indiana line on Tuesday next. it is possible, however, that as these voters are on “the make,” that more or less of them may sell out to the party offering the highest bid, in which case their yote may be somewhat | divided. | Republicons in this quarter seem to look | upon Nebraska as safe at the coming election, | but Western Republicans think t/a litle un- certain. The State went Republican in 1856 by barely 145 majority, and while the accessions to the State since in the way of settlers are mainly Republicans, there has been a consid- erable influx of voters of the Demecratic per- suasion. employees upon the Union Pacific Railroad. | In the Haltymore City Council yesterday. the gineets selected by the Council to examine the subject of changing the course of Jones’ Falls, with a view to prevent future inunda- tions, made s lengthy report. In the First Branch a resolution was adopted requesting | the ety delegation im the keguslatare to en- deayor to secure the passage of a law autho- Tiaing the City Council to make such improve- ment as they may deem necessary for the accomplishment of the object, with unlimited | power to create “any debt to defray the ex- penses,” and to provide for the issuing of bonds of the city for the same. “and generally to do all such acts and things as may be necessary in | tue premises.” The Second Branch has yet to act upon this resolution. ImPortant Decision Coxcerstnc Matnt- MONY.—An important decision was rendered in the exrcuit court at Chicago on Friday to the effect that two persons cohabiting as man and wife, after an agreement to marry, and the marital relation being recorniz-d iu the society im which they move, is a common law mar- riage, even if ny matrimonial service, accord. img to law, is performed, and is bound to be | nom! needed. A prominent politician of Ubio, who | Stockbulders are p= respected by the courts, under which the | Woman can claim dower, bat cannot fecover | for services as housekeeper. The decision is | said to have created something of a breeze | amongst the considerable number of Chicago. | ans who have brevet wives. | poly dlaet ect 2 koe ee Unerz Tom's *—This | brought ont in fine style at Wall's Opera | Honse last evening, and attracted a very large | and fashionabie audie apany is an | tone, among those ef such old W W. Glenn, atehman,) and ankel the celebrated E:hiop whovappents as “Wacle Tom.” The performance passed 0. w the entire satisfac. tow of the audience and the opening night may | be setdown as a decided success, and,we ho; the commencement of a brilliant dramatic sea. Vo- | A Nationa! Christisn Convention, the cali | for which is signed by many of the most prom- ment Evangelical clergymen and laymen of | the country, is to assemble in the Dutch Re- | formed Ohurch, corner of Fifth avenue and ‘Twenty-ninth street, New York, on the 17th of November next. ‘The Executive Committ Suifrage Association of Mi. which Dorothy Ferguson is Chairman, an- | nounces that the male electors of that school district have invited the women to take partin the nomination and election of school trustees, | district clerk, and d librarian. Favet.—Thie popular opera is on the bills | for representation at the National Theatre this | Ce evening, and, of course, there will bea crowd- ed bouse. ‘The Mobue Register of yesterday has an edi- torial advocating the ummediste annexation of Cubs. THE DEMOCRATIC DEMONSTRAT! NEW YuRK LAST NIGHT. Endorses Gea. McClellan Seymeur sad Biair. rh tispatch from re exer held tn ‘New Ton’ took piace this cveaing in img Se ewig yg Unioa Fe win raaecse kan tn te rato 82. sion, no cording to the estimate of am Phy omg <> Afra pla Son been om the delegations trom Bajoining counties, the length of the procession ten miles. Every ward was largely pomncncerhor gta the banners and transparen- cies were numerous. Se accom. anied each delegation, playing the «Star gied Banner” and other national airs. ma inisome ta Union Square was grand. Tho the was fa orl antl: iilumtnated bya ia tretched to. Tammany strings of ‘and’ the on fire 3 ty roadie way was the centre of attraction outside of Tammany Hal), although there were six other stands at which 5) ‘were made to the im- ense throng, rotghly estimated at half a million men, women, aud childrea. The crowd stretched completely down Broadway to Eleventh street, and even as iar as Spring street the thoroughfare was well filled, while Scores of the cross streets were alive with citi- zens. The meeting at Tammany Hall was held in the spacious room in which the Democratic Convention conducted its deyberations, and it Was filled to re the front seats being oc- cupied by The hall was splendidl, decorated. General Baldy Smith presiaed, ans said, that speaking asa representative of hua- dreds of thonsands of soldiers who had risked their lives inthe war, he declared it to be his opinion that the resuits of the war would be lcst unless there was anentire change in the policy of the Government. Mr, Sanford E. Cburch was the next speaker, and argued that the centralizing policy of the ‘Radicals, unless checked, would result in depriving S as New York, Ohio, and Pennsyl Prepon cain affairs of Government which properly belonged to them, in consideration of their numbers, resources, and the amount con- tributed by them to the support of the Govern- ment. An address was also delivered by Oakey Hall, District Attorney; and a letter from General McClellan was read, is emphatic en- dorsement of the Democratic candidates being received with enthusiastic demonstrations of applause. @7-There is a steam engine in New York that runs 125 presses, prints 50 different newspapers, roakes skirts, bi Sand rags © mile of sbatting. S7 Henry Carter Lee, grandson of Light Horse Harry, and nephew of General R. Lee, was recenuy married et Abingdon Ve; to Miss Sallie B. Johnson, niece of General Joseph E. Johnson. ane TA rigerp BASTEEN = DEGREK, will hold’ their next regelar muceting THI TINS EVENING. NG. October 6, 1m new Scum INWABITANTS, This Bevoctation will ‘hold its next monthly meet- ng on.W E ‘DAY the 7th ast» et S o'clock it the Court Hall. Punciual attendance of the member 1t Bh ANNUAL MEETING OF THE Suiskholaersof the WESE END BUILD- ‘AB: eee will -— Sto rect and Penneyivania: ay aatbeo a a idee caine year — n ra for the ensulm oc e3t RICH aud CULCATLD, Secretary. sD MUSIC AT OLD FEL Lows HALL ‘The Ladfes of the Ninth-street Protestant Church will give a C SERIES UF TABLEAUX On THIS (TCESDAY) RVENING, WEDNES- Musi Pocsduy evening ay Hi neic on Tuesday evening, Bard. On Wed will farmieh ‘Thursday, M Twenty ‘om thr. Doo Season tickets $1. Singic adamisston $0 cents. = i one Ye BU. TG —The members of NCTC bit, Sari ge Ti Siipcnvacags = oc St WM. EA WAY 0} CRIN OF a PIANO OB ay areAuoi Tacs ANOS, " ima ARG, S MELODEORS. 2 a : 2 ree (6 —? “oie ¥, ELLIS 0c £2 306 » Bear Ii main tml ass00t het a meoting for th he perment of dues, at Cl Seeeuey's a° Market, Speeee on EPH 3 tet! at7 Bis Corti rioek in the fatter Association wil cate of then be delfvered ‘upon thes chrntering ot the old once inthe Entersrise. ‘a few more. behad st this meetig yy. PLANT, President FRED. KOONES, tee'y ie eapuin orm Ong IHG CLUM, 1a anerivente Bept. 50, 1868 —The ANNUAL’ MEETIN' for the ‘election ‘of officers wae . Ning\O — ria aatil bey Soe erg MESTING a any bold the open “Zit members are particalar wo prese resent a 1 reo aed em Kk Caged. GRAND BEOPENING or G. W. HABVEY & 08.3 STEAMED OYSTER SALOON, No. 289 Pa ave., bet. 9th and loth sts. thanks to our many friends and M stand open from to-day hence. ‘serv friends end © fail the most cholce vari ston. of OvsT making s speciality of Oysters, our loog experience in the (rade and preparation of e the finest varieties at al sis tas y re) OG. W. HaRy: ‘No, 259 Pennsyivani Detween Sh ant 10th sts, ne 22 tf | ow OF Wilts STRERT, AN EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOE HOUSB, wi mere, the public may find, always, * "hat of the best quality. want,” and SEVENTH STREET, oar toors south of K and rthern Market. Be. paar fee ween 1th ana it ith, ard Penusyivaniosvemues “ALBERTO D ENGLIGU: PIURLES A ELL, Cor re opi and stron oc rer FoutteGader HbbItt House RIGNER'S Fas hiopable,| Dress and Oloas akin, we i yw York od wit hay : ore acu <8 D. has just retura and has large assortment OF Pucterus of the intent yles. 00 6-3" ) PHOLSTERED S TACKS (extra Swedes iron) ‘every vari MAT TH KE! SPLIT at they tin KENNEDY & 0O., Builders’ and orber Hardware, . opposite Metropat a Hotal. | Aspsews. corse W. LENOX TOWERS, COYLE & TOWERS, LLERS, STATIONERS. ERS AND PRINTER. 4 VENNSYVANIA AVENUE LES FOR 1569. DIABIES FOR 1569, A large sesortment of DIARIES for 1859, all styles and sizes for Pocket and Counting Hot just received, by BOOKS ENGRAV- COYLE & TOWERS, Oc 6-3 gia ponsevtzente a 8. PATERT 09 ovr: da the petition of WA ewan inte? Caewity of th ‘estate sdmivistrate vane "Bier, dace ray it oo sion of Heury 0; fenia Steers the Itieday of 3 : 'S Oe apceca i aad t = t tition be rd Teddy et ‘of December vent aentet thle waa ora ti pers sl 1d be fil EL aren es etek rave Acting Commissioner of @ Sones nae ped from Orphans’ C cart ‘ashy soreries aad od Colum Eiveeuice 2 dentate Coad sla dacoumel are heety Warned ‘to Ibi "ine bscri DRY GOODS. FIRST GREAT ARRIVAL OF THE SEASON, FROM THE LATE NEW YORK AUOTIONS. 200 CASES ANP BALES JUST BECBIVED, LANSBURGH & BRO., 515 SEVENTH STREET, INTELLIGENCER BUILDING. deantifal IRISH pornins” uy 5 ificent FRENCH MERINO, some peontifal goods at 3 conte, 100 pieces EMPEESS OLOTH, in all the new shades. Poy Ph gem bees A esas AND BLACK ALPACAS, goed 3 000. vie risen DREES GOODS, of every description Pe Son geo BACK BP. OOLORED SILKS, all from Auc! LINEN HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODs, IN ENDLESS VARIBTY, Buch as PEIN?, DOYLIES, TABLE LI®: SHEBTINGS, Ere. ese Goods we guarantee to sell below the cost ots importation 0 cases and bales of BLEAGBED & BROWN conTONs. Manufacturer's Prices SHAWLS: SHAWLS: 2.000 of every description, j inst received, whith ‘we sball offer at great sacri! SAQUES AND CIRCULARS, OF OUR OWN MANUFACTUBE, OF THE VERY LATEST PARISIAN DSSIGNS. SAQUES CUT FREE OF CHARGB, AND A PERF&CT FIT GUABANTIBD. We are also selling SMALL NOTIONS below their original value, Best SKIRT ean. ‘anaes Pieces, at 5 cents. Best NEEDLES and PINS, 5 cents. Best two bundrea-yard SPOOLS, 5 cents. J. & P. COATS SPOOLS, three for 25 cents, 100 dozen as rae HEMSTITCHED HAND- KERCHIBFS, 125, cents. 3,000 BALMOBAL AND BOULEVARD SEAM- LESS SELBTS, some as low as @1. 1.000 WHITE AND ae BED BLAN- ERTS, of all the well known brands. —_ BED SPREADS, at half thetr original value. Bet Berar TRADE OF ANY HOUSE re cos aball therefore bo 0 LOW 48 TO COMPETITION. LANSBURGH & BRO., 515 SEVENTH STREET, oc 3-6t INTELLIGENCEB BUILDING, Josr REORIVED— OME THOUSAND BOXES nd For sale at cargo prices by the NUBTHBBN PRODUCE COMPANY, Pennsylvania avenue, between 10th and 11th streets. ocatt M455=Y HU! pte VF 15 3 PHILADELPHIA epRAygur ALE AND In Pysaey AND ‘D HALF BABBELS. Lam recetving large supplies weekly of this este: brated bran fe and Porter, for w! solicit the orders of the trade generally. oc?-6t [Fx.} noma, ae tind! Olive ate Raa ED Sudone D. PERRET, J Ralatery op ne DOUGL. it inh ih sinees, gant speortment of, of wooden in hfs irae wire ines Wot new and fonbionsbe etterns,enitebtc foe re ogetaor wie Columns, Views, PT ee ee je w rw 'hite and Green Ho! for Shi ix? Booms. &., pal in_the city or country. SEEING 18 BELIEVING. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN in want of GOOD BOOTS AND SHOES, ‘Will certainly find it greatly to their advantage, before purchasing elsewhere, to call, EXAMINE GeODs, COMPARE PRIOKS, &c., at WILSON’s, UNDEE ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, oc 2-6t SEVENTH STREET, No. 502. A™35 BESTAUBANT 507 NINTH STRERT. Refitted and eplarged. nd making it one of the most complete establishments im thi city. Private Dining: ore PARLOR ORGANS. NEW ARRIVAL! For sale or re JOHN F. ELGI oc $2 306 Pennsylvania avenue. Vv O88 & BROTHER bf is Pa. ay red and made, to order. net beng es A 4. Ail onde Bae tly atten: Cr bag ep Tim ns POMP Oss &@ BROTHER. Ex.scanrr STOCK or DEEESs €00DS Fou AUCTION. We heve ry para t. swore asso! of RE! Ds, at raed Fete asst Of last week, ice pec Mins, Em- . Bilke! and, sh Me: Tact, suythi Paes wil tad our nS fhe tn els pel yh ini will be about marked at the lowest cash prices in Matin allevwed, i. a & BRO, ve 30-63thecSuit Wa REST Bicker Specs. PARLOR FURNITURE. CHAMBER FURNITURE, DIBING BOOM FURNITURE, UPSTOR ee am mie rato aaa ste FOR SALE AND RENT. WANTS. PAVERS jometiately. jorkavents. Cora Renee oe eke Rae ee nere a the on Pants; also, one few on ‘machine, ‘GZS Massachusetis 4p tort etc it* ANTRO=A- OOO, white oF colorsd.to P twen! les i ‘the ntry; reforen quired. "Appir 334° 8 ae beiween oe NTRD—hI! paiviaG SG Was Hy a BUGGY, Wwe mC _. ‘sone be So » Warto at Hotel. Wasa By Nov. same aa _& eymfortable HOUBE, five orslx rooms, by.®, permans a terms and looat! Ciwraeee ‘Thi jtor’s U1 . ANTED. a4 and well educate! indy who ingeing ts Dixcola with the pocdie lad; Cs in Posies ctabrolacty: Ro. References ex: changed, Address A. O. ty Post Office. 06 2° VER ABLE WHITE WOMAN A wie wer cee CATION as cook and ty ‘eeiat in wasbi nt truly uocersteads her bust. ness as for cal tity, trustworthiness and hon. Yor alare inquire at No. 250 nd | N oc 6 8t* Wa43TE t the Wasbiagton Gas Works. 2ith rt ouintot ti Tor seeds tary spe mes pt one accustom: 0 aga om @ good workman need 41 Oc 5-at wire WOMAN, to A tron in a family of thive Appts” ot as" Vermont avenue, fers refer- ence. 0 5 Bt W4sTED-« WHITE SERVANT Dt ‘cf a baby and attend to housework; only euch a8 are strictly clean and can give geod city rater: ence need apply, at 34 4's street. ANTED IMMEDIATELY A MIL LINRE. abut experienced Weave. need solr at A. 0, , LARK B'U0', No. 22 Market Space 5000 QQ) WANTED FOR ON® OR MORE $3 years, on real estate in this city. A eal commistion given. Address MONBY. tox aN — iD WHO CAN MILK AND Srive 9 sety es een Une who can come well good wages and steady gmplevment. adaress DY MILLER, Wining ANTED—To Bent, fertable HOUSE, ‘with 8 to 10 rooms, including good basement, pene Fatrat OMe; with cover to sell witnin S yeers. belf of 7 —_— remo aere wh i pur. teripe ouees opstloay Feat price, tenets carsof FO. Bos SON ae SEVERAL FIRST-CLASS MILLINERS wanted ‘at 419 7th street. 0c $-3t* MRS. MUNDHEEN, ITUATION WANTED By LADY who has e long, and enccessial experience as a nd wo ts, thorousiily Gualifind to ta- i the Branches cf. feauale, education, Galtee, nTHACHER, office Kvening Siar, Wash- 00 $-3t F 98,100, 82,000 ram ek ee geod ington, ANTED TO por res enue. Sanital Bil “near Capitol. Address "Leck “Boe eo3-tt We ‘To rent, HOUSE of about 6 rooms eyeRerth of the Avenue, and bet. th nd 16th sue, aw AEE BES FAR cx YOUNG GIRL Dasines aniTUATION SR eid; can do plain sewing and vet atest make herself ure! st Sant bet Gand Da north Capitol i Hill WARTEDKA Ho HOUSE. furnished or caine $d.with from ten to fifteen rooms. in « coutral location a ‘alifornia,” this office. £650 $5,000. Nee ca moh aEOND wor URE. for which the highest price will DF con ‘ake graens Stabe en on storage pirbewe eclining hot tage 2. ing will find ite the to give use Secs selling ise — se 29 a en between Ht god. $5,0 ANTED TO BUY—ANi kina: Br tr 2 pe aagter and Ae for ms x pate ‘and Ht, Washington, D.C. ‘eisay agate Yatee WOMa a 4 — Warpaees AND QOA8T-OFF OLOTH- pian eae eee ork Street, near ts avenue. LOST AND FOUND. $10.4 After itin he Ay Bobi oe A dark bey HORSE, white spot tina in one «: BOF NAKEN UP. ASTRAY—On th the 5th ase T BaY foe blind in the right eye. ‘The owner will ines ants property a Day chargee. _ 00 6-8t* va i cea AK EN ul Pe pitt AY om spa 4 oe Prove property, pay charges ane take her away. BERT JOUNSON, 436 2th street, between K ani F. " ERIE id ‘ashington, .WAY—From the '» October Newfoundland abont two 0c 6 t® corn of ae 00 6 St SOT Dai iN, Sth st., Taine Elion ts. Mt UB OO! Le s borament of the Bz s ‘under bel Dork Opies wi ith wuitsanegon her belly: returned JoseFa Sores Marland avenue, corner of th UB; ON THE Tre Cae: Eo urs es oe RE wegen | marked tm ut owner ts am q orice —Oame to ae ‘on the om = ‘tember, ARE. lame. Any mise oo mo ett ps ieee Cemetery, D. yet property, RaAvar “puperintendent } patted ca jortherm 55 POOK- SET BOR” contai ce at gi) ‘A liberal reward will be paid for Ravi Sy Foes at this office, or at 351 13th st., bet. L oc 5-3t* fastent AKEN UP AcTRAT: gi om the 34 tase Ce caer erzne eve a ayaa oc 6 St* near Gle ot wag Oamnstet \AKEN UP ASTBAY—On “On Thateiay | 1 dses, three COWS. The ay ant, on my pr owner or owners wil wa Over the Navy Yard Bridge, near the Teace Oo RAY—Oame to th on, the Tat inetant, a "red Worned GOW. with white. oa ack. bell; apd tail; tipsef horas cut an The owner will’ please come orw. Ca BY adjeicing Helyeesd D—Btote REWA) r strayed $5 2 of ist and K streets nerth a WHIT, GOAT. Tair on the back of the neck. tnclining to wh the tops jecti is thin. Any person or any information leading to ie above reward. I. OUuN+ corner Ist and K streets. me ‘S0th A — one 85 ae ANrse BUPRALO STREG, ay aie red snd about two years old: der will ee bring the Stocr sore rovagy ii Sepa Vir- ¥e., Where the above rew! EUS \ FOR SALE. 7OR BAL SANFORD F " TRE ite best'kind ef s stove for Wis room or store fhauireat See th street (CA#zaazs. 1 Gt reasonable bales sor ct eecee te 374 34 eo, SRE Shy aod 477, Bm "A EG, ae ae aa FoR yt Meniehing, sad etn ad i SaaS sew Yor Kk BYE. ir7thetrest. __—_ oc 5-88” | Fo! SALE ai ¥ pe URse: ane asmue te juire at P TOR PALE or Pot eae aa 2 SaaS York <a Ts BUT Tat pi pe gs Sag hy ar 0 New veceey avenue cnas norte. ee | RENT—HOUSE No. 310 ea Li geen ig 13 Ce omy Y urls Ist. ani to ion BY, Market Space, over Bi 00 ret : © ()() CASH AND 925 P rar nei Eon ree of takeate pleasant, lath-atreet cars, fail family. is on premises. [CR BENT—Two street, between Q and Eats ‘pleasant BOOMS on age ‘posession Be Rent lo wos a EF". BENT—Two UNFURNISHED ROOMS. No 379 L ont avenue. ating. om second fi ter and “gas 1 hoe betwern oth and loth. Fe _KENT—COTTAGE of 3 sireetand North aud ball from Pennsylvat ‘on the place, euss FOR RENT Booms, passage, and pas corner of 3d and cou) Lstrect, besween On street west, No. between 0 and P streets north, with six Apply at the Toutes Lsth street __ 065-38 Fes RENT_New as room FRAME. on sth st, bove Ny month. Posxession now shove Ni Or ETTCHELL & HOLTEMAN. oc$ 2 Boom No. 1, Tateli, Bullding. E _COTTAGE 0 RENT—A two-story FRAME of WOE cts arcomer bet 1sth streete iautire ato: 3Y ‘at'No. 31 Penas.1 to Bd street. Fo BALE—350 ACBES OF LAND. A POSITIVE BARGAIN OF FERED. If bonght within two wooks 350 acres of Wood Timber ‘ated at TB. oc56t N.B. cor. Nev and Fer® BENT—Large Bey STORE, Ho. 288 7 zth treet, between DOR RENT—THRER THOME aga a res, Enquire 2 cose comer cf 7th and M streets, ner 17th and FOR SALE AND RENT. ‘eaLE— BY MARTIN M. ROHREE. REAL ESTATE BROKBR. New York evecus and sth street. three. 4 basement ovse ofc iaz ee ise BRICK woUss po ra tog te peved aliog Se Pa 0.9. od nhc wy 3 FRAME HOUSE on Verm: . near the intersectior of Rhode Taina’ » rm - ue Brice @L 48. A two-story and basement FRAME HOUSE. aad Brea cin Sees Hand lotrects, Price on!y $3.00), new three Few Aap BRICK HO! wery modern b a 16. nyt remainder in one, twos three, ir yea esED BRICK HOUSE, gins ecu arrest bres rage. completa oF Lowe Hy 1.200 do: * poms jader in © Mireevand Pose youre: "Located oa if ufel ee An cicht-room FRAME HOUSE, sive harm fine stariing, lot 25 by 120 vegilayom tous “sire, between Maid © Tireetes Price S00 ie four of thoge desirable three-story. IEE on Defroes street. These bon reseven rooms each, haliaine celiar, gus, water, h. ae. ‘hey are the m: complete houses of in Washington. The price is only $1.00), cash: rem: om long time ani to small monthiy paymeuts. The location is teel and free from any uv 'sanee whatever. Thess houses bavethe benefit of the most complete sew- erage in the city. BI-I bave Tor sale some most choice BUILDING ors. in various parts of the city. I have two enlar parcels of eround that i Can comment peculation to persons to 2g ig or stable gather ing or Dairy purposes. For | slars apply to an 23-tf aush Seventh tts bet D ant h, UY A LOT AT ONCE. DELAYS ABE DANGER from city, ieivath s feitine toes ous. Buy a Lot. Take this stop to secare a home. a ehelegeeee ‘the grade on Ith tao _figbt LOTS on 12th etreet: pavement in "iret bey 3 dalance $19 paid mouthiy will bay Binh at PAR Se bargain fand 1sth strest BOARDING. LJ peous AND TABLE mDAED, * ENT: ished 11 Parlor, Lat. or mee Taforninhed. or 5 se xs Base Fo, RENT-A- soe Hous. ~ containing t rooms, corer of 22d and K ly next door. in the east corner ot a‘ reat ‘and Capitol Hill tr - ‘streets, Ap- a B RENT—One of ity, at the south jersey Free) ‘OR BENT— rai ith Feithowt Tac, Fur or seven. 4 jal BOOMS. at Bysmome. AND | ‘Lovarmwa=< maak boase ivapia avenue on 10th street. Also, two FURNISHED BOOMS, counseled. odored at reduced prices and on yt Ing terms. repaired a1 ood order. oo5-st" ‘URNISHED ROOMS, WITS jesired, in @ pleasaat location; corner I and 20th streets. oc8 #t* {OR RENT. FY {wrrtehed Honus ae No ase Det. sth’ and Mth streets, OR RENT a bit oe mall BRICK HOUSES. Spier ie ‘No. Sie i sod ote posite ‘Frankia 4"coagu ANT SOMELY FURNISHED firet-class BUARD. in & ne gp improvements; 633 1 stree Grants. Gusta AND WIFE On ¥ btain in pleasent | Ro Board. Also. Table Boarding; at 38. south, bet. Bard O. Terms moderate gti etwcen i apd or eaten) EVANS, Real state Mer aiyland Avenue, between 9th and 10t! itu ) Apoiy feet s Auction store corner of ah street =a ‘Penney frania venue. Also, one ce Boom or irs. CBOTEN FLETCHER, PE. BENT HOUSE No 42 B street. between ‘with; eight ler For particulars it ra ulare inquire ire at ar Ha Noes PER MONTH; catty and pleasant anort we rom most of the public ef- 15 K street, between 7th and 18th LEGANT 8 FOR RENT with Board; EM EGA — Bans RE! eit, Boars anireee we 403 oth a street, opposite Gas Oflice. FS BALE-—A fine BUILBING new new Sanat lo 2 font fromt py 10 deed, situated th and i tres For ALE CHEAP—A ion ras) wix re Toor, FRAME HOU ee on the east side of 9th st SoeHe a te 30-tf 4 Tth derek awa teh. Fo Sait farahied — foor- “story BRICK HOUSE. “containt om" Kitchen. ‘bath room ont aid cell var’ ee ecaiion, 0. 378 Srenue, HES NEY Uist BW Phovesragh Galea Apr to re ey near 9th street west. two 1 communicating PABLO n eecind | three BOOMS on fourth 1 Board furniahed if desired at $25 Great A. SACKSO. ury Department BS on scored oor, Face lage N, Third Auditor's Office, Treas: Fo. etre, Georgetons No. Bice 9s sed imine street, G diately in the ey ‘of Un given October advi e gERY— Oy noth OTROS Yop sans, fide ot Now York svenae, rnished se 30-20" EP. Rooms. ith or without at3018 Fe, BENT—FU. and second floor Boarde: ym the first Board. a it, bet ding, jew York ave oon Asth st. ie, Md. from O-tober iit 5 improve from Bladensburg depot. Hent very moderster Inquire 234 P. Pounsyivenie avenue. Fs RENT — BRICK see Caer eet tae ora front,) ten geeand water. es te fone rquere north Frank tely. Inquire 203 qt street. J FaE gate: 01 =e Kove 1 Totty om ca ti OTS Sara reat baiige iat cot en Farienare penone forth a ri tnanite of st 9 vena * 2 ae Tove.” tise of, sit ie, tee oP baccmaking 6 aa) igh Sowa. homestead, adapts ae Sires Detweee Ht ai —— F Slousti"a93" s Bomber es Fo tte whos aOUSE a fice. ag 8 all modern, tt improvements, ‘Terms casy. Address P., Star se 1-1m™ Office. Son OBR! Stoseet ed KGireee™ Ww. Star of on ire of we enna eae Be Acres of t Sainhiews 3 0. a eaizit' A Binge at FRTOE ows TUL Sp iyo ies ler apolrat F oa 30 closets, 9 feet | THE FOUB, NEW, Enoanr, SPACIOUS, FASHIONABLE RESIDENUES Fez, RENT—] Arye? ROOMS, with Sret- engee 5 AE UABD. No. 54H we a ia | GRE AMUSEMENTS, NATIONAL THEATER. FeERAY st SG ORTGTINO AND THE FAIRE Bs, \¥. Oct. 7_-THE ROHR! FDA aca AR ae BR. O. gut PEs sana Ss ¥, . WIS ADAMS, eap- by Ae OPERA House. WILL ors Bight ington end etowe im all's origtesl parity, Micivters ot the evil doer recetves from fofluence thwarts wrong Somes be vatided and it mistona Affection’s eve with tears of pure faith folly depicting the Teachinatince of iced, at the wame time tost til And never to be forgou 10 ee OF Admission a MaBiae & OPARHIONABLE DANO} z. between 9 =X Is now open for reer oa oth etreete, Hom of Popiis. For Academy for circa are q.bara of Feitlon or Miners and Westers Tuss- , Thareday, and Seterday. from Ss ‘or Geutieme: jouday, ay TSeELL W te L Oren Bix DA EMY on Wedoredi For L: rer ADAY. sod NOON. rr ebay ‘and ‘“Suchsiay EVEN Sto 1 ovclook. Those enteri ring Son will recrive two monti ay ng Hall can be rented for Balls, Mboizocn & see ne above omg -——_ PIO O NICs, 3’, EXCURSIONS, ao. x . HELD A ar TTHe yhOW . the th. atholic Gbarch ‘Tensilytown aA The riding will begin at 2% o'clock A brass Band wiil bein attendance, aud Gen John 8 Moe by will deliver the oration "8 Wg GRAND SOIREE OF Ti ;to be given at Trades creer sth on E'strestec TUESDAT Oth. Tickets 4 wile F< OR MOUNT VEENON. ‘The Steamer “ ARR Captain Thos. Statek. ‘eaves ber whit f tet oP Ber Tape po euth street, DAILY ianais, snd rec = RANDY BOR waar ite SaTON MARSH S TuMACL, sd sok Watt returning to the pirate ‘ rn, mission tothe Mansion and Grounds, reshments on board the principal Hotels, and et for sale mt a) at the steamers wharf tered br private parties, Trhoon or moom: adn = The Arrow can be ube, oF easoctation isghe ‘excursions om the “potoma: » ivi bosrasorto ceoed ates ER ES ener al uperinieudent m ec 10-1 on Wil a PERSONAL. ARTIES HAVING HOUSES TO RENT. OR rents to be collected. can secure good tepaste ap? prompt collections through the Beal Estate othe: of JOUN R ARKISON. ove the Onpitol. PERSONS” INDERTED 7 h eit JOSEP E SU LULA Bre rewuested to call at the corner of streste and fettic their a rember or they will be collector, Mrs. oge nies mcressfally tr DARBY'S private cousaitation 7th at. oppy Fellows Hall #7 iionre fom uptil 75. Sim? D%. 2S57E, FANE, OF Pan ara, CAN be consulted at his Office, 350 F strost, bet. 13th and 13th sta, for the cure ot all Vensreal Dia: cases. (fn which’ he enarautees a perfect cai Ruptares, &c., &c. Also, the lates! mproved Bu_ Buptare Lint stanly He LAW, aah Beats rir aoksts, “7 ae! se 19. im” Sth aad F street Opponite Patent ‘) D5, CHAS. W. SEA, Female Pi aician o of expe- rect Balint ae i th coms Pr Boo wi an attendance. sa sith commit ‘= COMFORTS. x y FIE, Coar ere Oa, Bers ou ly at ted. Fine locations Price resss ¥ renovated. Fine lo: ry a Beference required seT-im Yacur CLUB keane grey TOBACCO is everywhere pronounced. by competent jndres, to Ke Superior to others tor the following ressons t is made of the finest grown. EUREKA SMOKING TOBACCO Is also a very good article, and makes an excellent smoke. Itis much lower it constantly Sor ae ‘legaut Meersch: the Sarfous bags ot this BE SURE YOU GET LORILLARD'S. ks: Sa = Conte: hew- ately improved ita ia gaalty Iurorranr NEWS. CO. B. JEWELL’S PREMIUM SOAPS are acknowledged to be THE BEST SOAPS FOB THE LEAST MORBY in the market. They are made on the old fashion plan oe Ing, snd are free from all injurious Chemi: edulterations. = premium ORIENTAL B0A4P, + NEW YORK CITY 80aP, the * CHEMIOAL OLIVE 80aP, The “ LAUNDBY 80aP, ‘ate ouperice await some. and are guaran: ASK YOUR GROC! B for any of these and take ‘mo other. 5 Pa sale by all of the BEST GROCERS fn the “3 Manufactory, Nos. 500 and 502 G otreet north Between éh and sth. jy tf Washington, DO, ‘OTICE —Haviny BBNBY E. z} Esta tor mas, the celebrated SOHN J. PEABODY. if TAKEN CHARGE OF ALL WoRK sem pee th the GUNSMITHING DB iraut- ote ss PEAKODY'S go AND Ween BE ESTABLISUMENT: No uit’ Giteiondss Tecate. “WENBE &, Rheey” SOMETHING NEW. WALL, ROBINSON & C0., POINTED YOKE SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER. GIVE THEM A TRIAL. 322 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between Hb and 2th streets. see-tt oe et BE, Tux coranrssbaillet GERETOFORE Ex. between the subscribers, under the name “= mepeils BROWNE & a genes is bonsg~d dis 1888, ih ee 1 WIL) ‘TL sy Tso USK Jo TEPER SostiORN OF THE PRA GON VEYANCEH A COMBISSIONEEOF DEEDS ee 0.32 Rast wing. r * ce BERS At Baseaemr, anputicolar attention paid te Land pres STAMPING FLETIZO HAS REMOVED 43” PINKING DEPUr TO 3227 ee FEISELIN & Co , a xy ath chreet, and F. © abo: 01 pare Berth Penney ante avenae. Omice bon our fren st = te Diy toSp. m D, BE. os xem By ann rarscia, r VATE. Patients bet MB PRIVATE. see ne one bs = NFIDENTIAL Young men wie eve ag E- Oo neve ry or the and old a vol thelr seme, Saat at in advance ir any one, ich rat read “The Becrsl Friend. Married ladies. wee Seana RTS jee will iarpaunanries Bor YOUR BCHOOL BOOKS at FRENCH & BICKARDSON 8, ees-tf 434 Pennsylvania avenue, oct No Gee aeaeAN Ge DRL N& BROTAERS and be. on given their pn ~ ten! and pi es Sood sa erase, iv character, for twent: oot etabliaiiod’ Botagie. Medien aie the District and base Tieasends froma a graceful and horritis death, How important it then. tor those unfortunstes who have brought disease upon themselves, to be cured before it i too late: thus euting exposure of themse! res and family: and residence 179 South B 5 2° 35-im* Ae AND STAIE OILOLOTas, fresh ly of a a "Proon pera ste whick f oter oa tom FOR THE Cas sc inne 63 conte per ou zare a tment ‘ot OF neakia “RUGE atactasme @ —o ancae = VODSON, Market Soace. Nerer 3 To ALL Bells lus thor with or wi act s tha ORES ane for) Wistar cS py Feri executed. Lint NING Robs s ate tari singe ner, Wort ts put coun re tt city pri wrices. PREPARE FoR. wi irs for sil kinds STC o ks. con be found at BOYD'S. HAMDW s RE. 479 oh street o ae ‘hobEsT DO E streets ACE CURTAINS. A very beautiful assortment of LACE OUBTAINS, pomeins ts IS ods eral window, may