Evening Star Newspaper, October 21, 1868, Page 4

‘ “EVENING STAR LOCAL NEWS, am ts, Ae.. To-Night. @p Feitows’ Hatt.— Wyman. the Ma. | gicun and Ventriloquist, appears betore de- fighiea audieaces every evening. Crry Hart.— Meeting of the Workingmen’s Asermbly ——_ Tre CAriTOL.—Report of the Architvet in thergr —A few days since we made brief men- on of the report of Edward Clark, E: ontains several important | ¢ to the improvement of the buriding i grounds. we now devote more space to the same. Mr. Clark states that all the balnstrades and other exterior portions of the marble work bave been set, and the greater partor that work trimmed and pointed. M: of the passages and roems have been pain! and a large tank pinced in the lott of tue south Wing. for a water supply to the centre building. Larger pipes for the supply ot Potomac water have been provided, sewers have been pat | down. and the archways under the porticoes Paved—one with the Nicholson and the other With the Burlew & Smith tar and gravel co. Ment pavement. The chimneys have all been capped, and two sets of water closets placed in the ‘north wing. besides varions other_repai and improvements. Mr. Clark says: It is im- portan the question of the extension of the central building on the eastern front shoald be decided; for, in ease it ts not authori: + measures should be taken at once to have the Pace im front improved. He submits a plan oF the extepsion, which will provide the ad- “ational number ef commitrer rooms, & quired. The work of resetting the gi steps on the North, South, and Wes: fron teem deterred im the hope that the qu wPg_ an air duct from the Eastern grounds be adopted. He believes such duct would add much to the comfort ef the halls as x cooler, and purer air could be obtained. The bronze doozs, from models designed by Craw- ford, bave been moulded and finished at the factory of James T. Ames, Esq. Chicopee, Mass. and are now ready for shipment, and ‘will probably be in their place before the next meeting of Congress. In the central portion of the building coils for heating the lower passages have been supplied, and the old steam boiler and pump with which this part of the building was supplied with water haye been Temoved. and im their place a system of water pipes attached to the new tank im the South Wing. which insure an ample supply of water to this part of the building, and at the same time does away with the noise, inconvenience, and expense attending the old arrangement. He again calls attention to the necessity ef pro- Yiding seme means for heating the rotunda, avd meluces in this estimate the cost of an ap- paratus for this purpose. ‘The grounds north of the Capitol have been graded. but chere is a great necessity for mak- img seMe provision for the stables for the maul | wagons, &c, for the Senate and House, so that the present buildings cam be cleared away and the space they cecupy graded. He urges the passage of the pill for the purchase Of squares and 6S*, as they are indis- Peusable to the lhe grounds. It these ¢ € street north and south. and carviage roads and drives made counecting with and continu- we the Mail and the President's grounds, a | maguiticent Park could be obtained. These drives could beco arranged, by means ot raised bridges across come of tue streets which ran | aimest from the Capitol to the Presidert’s Man- sion, without touching a paved street. He hopes that Con ma treating the Capitol, President's grounds. and the Mall as one, and’ adopt some plan lookimz to thesr ultimate improvement and embellish- Ment ss a unity. ‘On the come the servi tinuaily req Tust os of painters are con- red to keep the tro: ims, and \o fasten jomts. Several cbim- | pen under the apron, and some even with columns which become smoke | these chimneys should be changed to | further injury to £ only work yet to an dow north fr for the an- oe: for hearing ent Office buth repor! of Dr. dent of the Govern ue, to which w le yey tant to com ands of the in sidings thereon, lying ea: ted by the public road, There are 37 mo pa- han last year.and there nerense in the Number of rm has contributed mor ban it did the prev he Is Itkely to bea admis: ions. bu every year support of the appropriation asker for for the purchase of additiona nd. it will become available for the nse of the metitution by the commen: Of the next fiscal year, and at once begin Minish the disbursements for two of the r ve articles of food, (meats and bu ‘The number of privat of the actual ¢ ment st of ther t year. 1) lineal feet of the wall the zrounds have been Inid, om NOW is that the wall will be com- Pleted on three sides of the prin: rounds roe by Obristmas, the erection of the i will then complete the entire work iehels strongiy urges the appropri ~urchase of acres referred remeni should y hospital. quire this land f regards it as the gine qua) to the development of the capacity of this impo! Institution Te be usevul to His owe inmaL Of i's just influence im the great cause of the | proper care of th ute m tbe Unite Nichols calls attention tothe views o: Of disanguisbed experts in car of residing in different parts of the country who | have visiied al during the past Ande xamined ¢ d purchase, who hesi- | tate net te Teco: be purchased, Ew Scnoor Re G.—The new school house. ju-terected by the Trustees of colored schools for this District, on 2 eet, between K ana streets, will be ready for occupancy by the ict of December. The building is of | brick, three stories high, with large basement, ' Which will be fitted up and used as 4 lecture | room. It bas a frontof 4 fret ou it sireet, Tupoing back SU feet, and contains twel jarge rooms; eight of which, on the first and second | Aivors, will be occupied by Grammar, Inter- ardiate, Secondary, and Primary Schools. | ‘The third ‘oor. containing four rooms, will not | ‘be used for the present. Itis the intention of | evs to Temove to this building those Jocated in thy ernment Barracks on 3 and Icth streets, 2ith and F stree‘s. The building is a very substant fin- asued; the entire cost of the same, with the lot, being about $25.00. The Trustees have decided to call the building the Stevens Scaooi House, | m respect to the late Thaddeus Stevens, who | ‘was a firm friend to the cause of public edi tion, and untiring 1m hisefforts to advaace that caus In front of the building is a neat mar- bie slab bearing the inscription, “The Stevens School House Erected A. D. N The school-rooms will be furnished with Rent and improved «choo! furniture: they are well ventilated and finished, and the building | reflects much credit vpon the trustees of color- | ec schools, Messrs. Syphax, Hall, and Jones. ‘The colored schools of thus District are now thoroughly organized and in a fonrishing con- dition. The Trustees are laboring earnestly to perfect their whole school system, and accom- modate as many children as possible. They | have now employed in Washington and Georgetown 4 teachers, fwhom they pay, six are furpished by the New England nds Association, of Ma: The Superin- tendent, Mr. George F.T. . is earnestly co-operating With the Trustees to advance the se of education and perfect the colored bools. ——E CEerrraL ANT AND COLFAX ULUn.—A meeting of this organization was held las: evening, at 45 Pennsylvania avenue, A. P. Clerk in tbe chair, and Captain J. C. Dough. | erty, secretary. On motion of Captain Me- Pherson. it was agreed that the names of all persons proposed for membership lie over one | Week before action thereon. A communica. | on from the Secretary of the Soldiers’ and lors’ Union was inviting the Club to | ve with (bt organization in a serenade to General James A. Ekin on Friday evening. Invirxtion accepted. The President stated that Hon. A. G. Riddle and Colonel W. A. Cock would address the Club on Thursday evening. Adjourned. \ ie Tit.—We are glad to learn | + WAS misinformed as tothe _ f the illness ot Rev. Father | 200 Net Szrrovsr . . Aloysins Church. That gentle. | man has been confined to his room by & sixaple — bilous atcnck, which Das ted At mo time | any symy Sof aserious character, aad his | bost of Will be pleased to Know that 1 | iresume Bis duties ina day | t Yciock inst evyeamg, the Dou-e cccupied by Mr. Eiliot, on New York ADO SLB Siroets. touk fire ® coal otf lamp into a bucket es were exiinguished Dy & Over Roeser os the report, | labors of love | to the | ac | 4 final report: agreed to. G.U. 0. of O. F. Anniversary Celebratio ‘The celebration of the twenty-second anni- versary of Union Friendship Lodge, No. 891, of +. U. Olof O. F., of Washington city, D. O., | took place October 15, 156, P.G. M. MeOoy ma-ter of ewtemonies. ' Tue lodges formed ac cording to age, the youngest in front, P.G@. M.'s ‘nthe rear. “On arriving at the Union B-thel Churc they opened ramks and marched in, in reverse order. After all were seated, the P.G, on the piatform and officers together ac- cording to senior'ty. at three raps of the gavel all rose, and Rev. A. J, Jones offered a fervent prayer, and one tap of the gavel seated the order. The choir of the church then gave in flue style an appropriate anthem, after which the master of ceremonies, P. G. M. MeUoy, Teviewed briefly the constitution, and made the followi ng remarks: Ladies and Gentlemen, Brothers of the great Fraternity of Odd Fellows: I tender you all a happy greeting. This is an auspicious honr, and to me especially it is one of great interest We are assembled here to commemorate the organization, or in other words to celebrate the twenty-second anniversary of our lodge of the G.U_O. of O. F. Previous to the year Ini Odd Fellowship south of Mason and Dixon's line with our people was unknown. In the ring of that year a little baud of brothe: who bad been for some time associated tozether for the intellectual and moral improvement of our people in general, and of the children aad youth im particular, being apprised of tue establishment of the order in the cities of New York and Philadelpmia, determined to establish a lodge in Washington, aud formed thems-lves into am organization preparatory thereto, im which they succseded im the Ucto- ber following, twenty-two years ago the prese ent month; and while 1 disclaun acy approach toward egousm, 1 rejuice im the fact that Ll claim the houor of being one of that litle baud, and when IJ retrospect the past history of those adventurers, Lam overwhelmed with mingled emotions of joy and sorrow at the reminis- cehses of the varied scenes we have pasced through together, and sorrow that I have no more of their enjoyable companionship. Like the Disciples of oid that that little band of brothers twenty-two years ago were huddled together in a litde upper room, in a private room, (and that a very small one,) atthe ex- treme southwest boundary of the city, almost afraid to have it known that such an organiza- tion existed: but like the candie, its light could not be obscured, although we were reproached and stigmatized by many of our own peopl+. Nothing daunted we pursued our onward course, and our numbers increased, til we were compelled to seek @ larger place thewhich to hold our meetings. This dene, our meetings became more public. Then was the tug of war. Threats were made by the rowdy ment of the privileged race, and for our vy ‘We were obliged to employ the officers of the law to guard (he ouilding on the outside while we transacted our business within; but thanks be to God, a brighter day has dawned: the black pall of slavery bas been lifted from us as a people; the glorious sun of mental and moral improvement is driving back the mists of ignorance», superstition and yice. Odd Fellow- ship, hike the soul of old John Brown, is marching on. The greater portion of tha. lit- tle tand of whom 1 made mention as the founders of Uniou Friendship Lodge, have Jong since ended their labors on earth, and taken a higher degree than any earthly Lodge n confer, among whom ts the lamented John F. Cook, E. E. Nugent, Daniel Bond, “ames H. Fleet, and others, of (whom much might b= said in their praise. They are free from toil and care, reaping in joy the Teward for their in the providence of Him wh ordereth all thirgs according to Hisown good pleasure. 1 have been alloted a longer space,my work being not yet finished. Lam still work- ing ond intend to work for the good cause until the (irand Master of the universe shall sizu my release and say it 1s enough.” N.G_ A.W. Freeman was then introdnced, 3 jertained the audience briefly with the ead pre ut state of the istriet of Columbia, and #xhor to industry and promp"s of every duty, which iw success. PG. Jo Sims, of John F. Cook Lodge, next introduced, and dwelt at length upon great success of the Orde its organi- coulrasting Our pust history as a frater- with that of the present, proving by his arks that he was really weil posted, and Watched over the progress of the Order as od sentinel, a5 he gradually advanced and img OF in the di would oh w th aes A. Handy, of Baltimore, and with gr force of « oo benevedent of Odd Fel- a briefly to th ated ou the duties anv ——— oN Poucewen und nine o'eloe vd Republicans was passing avenue, A member of the Gile which headed the procession, approach cid apple woman at the corner of | and asked for some fr Ss or nat 2 d bim that, by direction of Officer R he had put oer effects away: fellow dems ed moury cificer happening to overhear the demaud, fearing & disturbance. remarked, “Now along men, and don’t raise a disturban-¢ itis alleged, one of the col. the back d,) and two milur blows, both on the back of head. which. though they farle pavement, made an ugly wonad, and it with difficulty that he escaped from ¢ owd without further injury. The officer re- ired to br. Entwiste’s drag store, where he kindly cared for, after whieh biz wound- Iressed by a surgeon, It is Jobn Hill, of the saw ck on the forebead and 15th street, by one of the {so badly injured as Mr. Rorh. eng TLTY AT A DRINKow MOP. — Der MeDevittand Biglry arrested Inst eveu C.Crswtord and Richard Harris, colored, “01000 Of the cha the Jat ficul'y originated in conseq ie and bois terous conduct of ¢ in Harri house, which resulted in a scuille, wher re got the worst of it, and therenpon ew a buge revolver from his pocket. this, Harris darted forward, seized the weapon, and rapped Crawford several times over (he bead wilh the butend of it. The belligerents were taken before Justice Harper for a hearing. who held thera to bail to answer the charge at six o'clock this evening. ——o Meretixe oF Fike Commissioners Tegular meeting of the Fire Comm was held Jast night at their rooms, City Hall Commissioners Johnson, Gorbutt, and Goodall present. Mr. J. H. Johnson took the chair, when @ communication was read from the Mayor, inclosing & proposition of H T, Grat- p, of New York, to furnish the department with equipments; ‘referred. Mr. Gorbutt, of the Comunittee on Belts and Badges, reported progress, and asked until ext meeting to make ‘The petition of citi- zens asking the reinstatement of the old flremen was taken up, on motion of Mr. Gorbutt. bat action thereon postponed until the next meet- ing. Adjourned. ———— Yorne Mgn’s Skymove anv Brarr O.vi. A meeting of the Young Men's Seymour and Blair Club was held last evening at toeir hall, No. 37 Pennsylvania avenue, the Presideat, Mr. Joseph H. Bradley, jr., in the chair; Mr. se Judge secretary. Resolutions were adop!- ed—That the Club is opposed to any change ia the candidates of the party for the Presidency and Vice Presidency. and will continue to pros. ecute the campaign with vigor and energy Hon. J M. Cavanangh, of Montana, addres. od the meeting at Jength on the subject of the pro- posed change of candidates, and expressed his belief that the regular canditates would be | elected. ‘The club passed a yote of thanks to bim for Lis address. goo Firrs Warp Seymour anp Boater Ciun — ‘This ciub held a meeting last evening at their ball on Jd street east, near Penasylvania ave. nue, the President, (John W. Meade, Esq.) in the Chair, and George W Durham,’ secretary After the collection of dues, the Chair pre sented a communication from the Demoerati club of Alexandria, inviting the elub to par- ticipate in amass meeting to be held there oa the 23d instant: also one of & similar character from the Seymour and Blair club of the Foarth Ward; both of which were reterred to the Executive Committee for action, after which the meeting adjourned. pneinaey SOT ae A & W.R.R. ©o. AGatx.—The petition of Jamey S French, president of the Alexandria and Washington Railroad Company, for a re- vocation of the order of the court appointing Messrs. Stevens and Pheips recsivers of the road was again heard on Monday by Jadge Underwoed, sitting in chambers, in Alexau- dria. Messrs. Lawrence B. Taylor and HO. Clangbton appeared for the petitioner; and George Brent and J Dean Smith (of Balti. more) for the defendants, After hearing the arguments of the counsel, Judge Underwood said be would take the papers and give a di | ston at a future period. —_o—— Meetixe oF MICHIGAN MEN.—A meeting of Michigan men was held last evening at the of. fice of Dr. Bliss, 244 F street, to make srranze- ments to attend the Presidential electio. in Michigan, Fred. Myers im the chair. Th retary stated that arrangements had beeu made for half fare tickets to go and return between Cleveland, Ohio, and Detroit, Michigan; and 1+ was agreed that Mr. Myers should issue the necessary certificates to those wishing to go home to vote, The decision of the meeting was ordered Ay P meee im the Sran and che Chvenicle, Adjourned, Yne First Wagy Geast PoLe—Dedica- of he Fog —Lvst evening the Grant Aad x pol of the First Ward, at the intersec i bo stre-t wih Pennsylvania aveuue and I street, was dedica- ted. Doring the evening there wasa tremend- rowd | resent, including several regiments ofthe “Boys in Blue’ The stand was pand- som ly decorated with flags. evergreens, & and ix frontof it wasa large star in gas jets. On the cross-tree was a pyramidal transpar- ency, inscribed with the names of a number of the States with the words “Granted—U. S.” at the base. Qa the corners of the stand were transparencies tnecribed «Truth and Justice,” ~The Dead-lock is Broken,” “The Maine Question has been taken,” &c. On the stand, besides the officers of the club, there were among others, Hon. A. G. Riddle, Messrs. Crocker, Larman, Chase, Davis, Taylor, Cook. Stewart, and others of the City Council. Atte the performance of several appropriate airs by the Washington Brass Bond, ted by Professor Heald, the assemblage was called to order by Henry Himber, President of the Club, and a list of officers, headed by the name of Hon. A. G. Ridale tor President, sixteen Vice Presi- dents, and two Secretaries were presented and they were elected. Mr. Riddle first addressed the meeting and was followed by Col. R. J. Hinton, Gen. Jobn S. Crocker, Register Bos- Well, Maj. Gen. A. Grant, and Brg. Gen. Morse, of the Boys in Biue, and others. As tbe different regiments arrived on the ground they were received with cheers, &c.. presenting as they did a fine appearance, al bearing torches. The weather, however, was almost too cool for an out-door meeting, and to keep comfortable the Boys in Blue marched to Georgetown and through several of the streets ot the First Ward, Sergeant Taylor, of the Fourth Precinct, was on band with a squad of police and kept the railroad track clear for the ears. eee Tue Care or Mr. Otustzav.—Mr. ©. B Olmstead, the alleged defaulting Post Oitice Disbur-ing Agent, is still at Bunker's Hotel, in custody of the detectives. and, as stated yes- terday, seems to be completely broken down in heaith and spirits. Mr. Olmstead on Sunday last received assurances from friends here that the Secretary of the Treasury and the Post- master General wonld afford him ample op- portunity in which to settle his accounts. He sent Mr. J. Wilson, in whose house he was stopping, to a State official in Richmond, with the request that he wouid call at his room. The official accordingly repaired to Mr. Wilson's residence, taking with him Mr. D. B. Parker, of the Post Office Department, wheu Mr. Oim- stead requested that he might be conduct-d immediately to Washington, with as little pub- licity as possible. In support of this statement We add the following note, written by Mr. Parker Metropolitan Hotel, Washington, October 19, 106-.—It is in justica to Mr. E. 13. Olmstead, who came from Richmond to-day in my charge. to say that steps taken by himself with the view ot Surrendering himself to the Gov- ernment, were the means of my discovering h whereabouts, and that he accompanied me to Washington ' cheerfally and without reluc- tance. It was evident that he had determined to place himself within the control of the au- thorities. Very truly Davip B. Parker, Special Agent Post Otfice Departiaent. Yesterday, among the few visitors to the Tisoner were Mr. Charles King, an intimate riend. and the prisoner’s son, and. the in view of the Intter with his tat been very affecting. This morning an have called to see him, but nove have besn ad. mitted, in compliance with his wishes, and the er to some that jet as possible wutil be xed. before he received and to- tobe improved He 1 not, its likely, leave bis room for several to come, unless it is to see the officials ut the Treasury, with a yiew of explaining his accounts, Tne Porowac F. The wharves present & cheerless aspect to-day, and coal and tumber dealers are not able to make much headway unloading vessels or hanling. The s' Arrow, Capt pole, made b to Mount Vernon, with but few ps Harrey Wharf.—Arrived— Isly, Parker, from Philadelphia, wi s coal tor Harvey, Clark & Giv rs Wharf. Schr. J piladel ph B. Turto —Arrived—Sobr. Alley, from Phi for the W ompany * Wharf.—Ari r, from Havre-de.G rac orge Bogus. Guthne, Fere, for lo prise, Dailey, for Occoquan, heh Bereg’s Wharf —Arrived—Schr ley, Burmell, with sone for Georg B with 190 tons of > Sobre: Jame Potomae, light; Tr for Hay + Murdock, for (2 ua y's Who. rr ips from Phi Bro. Sailed . for Havre-de-Graci ing, same port, all light A ria, to disc cargo; steamers Colambia, Harry Tore, With passengers and freigat; Gregg, tor Aquia Marnien. Foundry Chapel was filled, yesterday morvine. by a select blage, to witness the impressi marriage, performed by the Ff Brown, between John Charles V young lawyer of this city, and M rd Lushy. daughter of our Inte well-esteamad citt+ zen, Mr. Samuel Lusby. The arrival of the bridal t the church was announced b melodii ie the Ane: Graan OF thet music imparting au im- empity to th asion, The bride A magnificent lilac moire antique wih trrin, trimmed with point oblique lace, and wes atended by her sister, Miss Sulie Lusby, as tridesmaid, who was similarly dressed. The groom wore a fine black suit, ‘With white kid gloves, and was w on by Mr. Lewis. After the ceremony the party leit on the usual Northern tour. es Base Bart..—A match game of pase ball was played on Saturday evening last on the grounds ofthe Monticello Club, near Qolross, bet ween the Jefferson Club of ‘Washington, and the Pioneer Club ot Alexandria. Lt was one of the best contested games, and though the Pioneers were defeated they played better than ever before—the score at the end of the seventh in- ning standing Jefferson 17, Pioneers 1. The return game_ between the Jetlersog and Union will come off to-morrow afternoof at 3 o'clock, on the Union grounds, White Lot. The first game of the series was a close and exciting one, the Unions gaining the victory by one run Score 22 to 21, The game to-morrow will be interesting and closely comtested, as the clubs are very evenly matched. ——-—__- Bivs Orenxp.—Yesterday, in the Mayor's office, the following bids were opened for grad- ing and gravelling Q street north, from Lith street west to Connecticut ay 3, Til, grading. 16 cents per cu’ Ml cents per square yard; 13.and lo cents, and McKenna 17 andi Luke Conner, 13} and 19%; James O'Day, 11% and 74 ;Jond Brosnaban, 21 and 15; Jeremiaa Costello, 16 and 11; John Leary, 15 and 10; Thomas Jo: 6 and 20; Cornelius Clarke, ii and 10%, © Clark & Co, 1 and 10; Hugh Murray, 13 and 17; Enoch Perry. 15 and 2: T. Mart, 15% and 13%; Alexander Henderson, 44 and 3 Brps ror Woop anp CoaL.—Last evening, Mayor Bowen opened bids for furnishing wood and coal for the police stations, engine houses, &e., as follows: T. T. Fowler, Ted ash, $10.23. pine wood, $6. . SAW .H. Barbour & Oo,, for sth m, white ashegg coal, $105; dling wood, $10 per cord; D. W. Fowler, white ash coal, B wood $9. John of pine wood, $7; sawed and Split, $5.4). Dixon & King, white ash coal, $1.5; red ash do., S11; Cumberland lump, $7.75; hickory weod, $10.5; oak wood, $+.50; pine wood, $7.50; sawed and split wood, $2 additional per cord. ———_——— GOVERNMENT SALE.—At 11 o'clock yester= day 387,00 pounds of dessicated vegetables were offered tor sale on Government account At 6h street wharf: but only twenty boxee ‘were disposed of, which brought one cent per ound from Mr. Essler, of Alexandria, a nura- rofother bidders were on the ground, put none of them were willing togive a selling pr nd the rest of the lot was therefore wilhdrawn. The twenty boxes sold will prob- ably average about seventy pounds to the box. seated tb THE ANNUAL PrEsByTERIAN SyNop oF PENNSYLVANIA —The regular Annual Pros- byterian Synod of Pennsylvania (New School), embracing five Presbyteries, couvenol at Reading. Pa., yesterday. Over a hundred cle ical representatives and elders were presen’. The opening sermon was preached by fhe Rev. Addrick Johnson, D. D., of the First Preshy.a. tian Chureb, Philadelphia, and the Rev. Sunderiand, of this city, was cho: for. The Synod will remain in session an il Thursday. ee _ ARRESTED on A TELE oe Benen Teceived a fo t. Tequesti tha: a young man nem W. i. Bradley, alias Johnson, waignebe arses ed for a tarceny comm. im that city, aad placed it in the hands of der 8 Clarvoe and Bigley, whoina very few ma mutes mai the arrest within a couple of squares of 10 headquarters. The prisoner is held at heat. quarters awaiting the arrival os aa offiver fr Haruord. oe THE COURTS. CoURT IN GEvugat Terw.—This morning, am _the Court in General Term, Dr. W. W. P ter WAS appomted Coroner to fill the va- eancy occasion: d by the death of Thos, Wood. ward, ome months since ‘The argument-in the case of Harmon agt Moffit was conciuded. Oxrsans’ Court, Judge Purcell.—Yesterday, the Inst will of Wm, Remington wis fil-d for Probate, The testator beqaesths all hi erty to bis wife for ber lite. After the death 0 vite be bequeaths to Mrs. J. H Tranueli and Z Offata house on Tenth street: to Eliza- beth C. Brockaway, a house on Market street, in Georgetown; to Ruth E. Chism a honse ad- | joming the above: and gio) to Wm ©. Brocka: way. The will of Mary Frank was fully proved and admitted to jp and c. t, a. is sved to Anna E. Noland: bond 81,00. Michael Thompson was appointed guardian to the orphan ot John W. and Caroline Why ser; bond, $4,000, James H. Luxen was ap. Ppointec guardian to George and Witham Beck. ert, orphans of John aud Esizabeth Reckert, | late of Washin, D. C., bond, $2,000, Charles C. Hulse and Josiah Kellogg bondsmen. The first and final account of Thomas Hutchinson, the executor of the estate of Patrick Hutchison, deceased, was filea aud approved. The fourth Account of the same, as guardian to Catharine d Ella Jnlia Robinson,orphans of John Rob- ison, deceased, were approved and passed. psiielaiy pian DisorpERLy ProceEpines.—About9 o'clock, as the procession of the Boys in Blne was assing the store ot Mr.Clarles Sohultz, No. 5: reunsylyania avenue, near 22d street. a portion of the crowd made a rush after Mr. Wm. a. Huichins.a boss bricklayer, siding in Geor, tewn, and he ran into the store for retnge, but being so closely pursued made his escape by jumping through the window, cutting himseit quite severely, and damaging the window to the amount of about $i(W0. Soon after the siioe store of Mr, Junaman, Ii Pennsylvania ave- nue, between i7th and 18th streets, Was attack, by the same parties. who smashed the windo’ and carried off several pairs of boots and shoes, in the First Ward, au attack was made apc officer Skinner, whea he received a severe | over the bead with a cltb, which would lave been followed up by others had he not o- hasty retreat out of the way. Near the corner of 13th street, st 1s reported that a rally was made upon the hackmen stationed thereabouts, and one of them was severely cut in the mouth with a stone. From the time ot the first demcnetration at 12th street and the avenue, it is said that stones aud other missiles were pro- miseuonsly thrown, some of which inflicted more or less injury Wpon persons passing along the sidewalke.,,The police who were assailed were powerless, as whenever an outrage was About bemg committed, the outlaws would come in such force and so precipitately that to preserve their lives the officers had to tle before them: and before the guard could be rallied, the assailants would be out of the way. On ther way down Pennsylvania avenue, when the procession was near the Treasury Department, a number of stones were thrown, and for a time it looked as it a general row would take piace—the parties engaged, it is said. being from Crow Hill and the Island Captain Reed, Lieutenant Tait, and a number of police did all they could to’ put down the disturbance, as also sume of the officers of the Island regiment, including the Colonel, Perry Carson, and succeeded. To prevent a resump- tion of hostilities, the officers took the regiment to the Island by way of Lath street. —_e—_ ALARM OF Firr.—This morning, about halt past nine o'clock, an alarm of fire was turned in from box 4, corner 20th street west and M street north, which drew ont the fire depart- ment without any call for their services, as the alarm was occasioned by smoke supposed to be issuing from a frame house, ou ith street, between I, and M street, bat was afterwards discovered to be caused by the melting of As- Phaitum, used in roofing a house in the vicin ity. —_.—__ Sarg or Fancy Goops.—We would call the attention of 1 the ladies part larly, to the ney goods, trimmi &e., stall going o store of Win. P. Shedd, on |ith stree*, near Pennsylvania avenu~, by Cooper & Latimer. which will be continued from day to I the whole is disposed of — IreMs.—The fasett> following items ry.—On Sunday morning last the ¢g cery store of Michiel Harlow, corner iax and Princess streets, was burg d by a colored boy named Rich: nd Tobbed of five Walches, oue Te some tobacco and the money in mounting to about S Armed with a search warrant, Constable Edeline proceeded sterday to the house pf the bay's r the canal bank, but was uusnece ether im finding the thief or amy of bis plun. but was induced from what he found on e, to believe that the boy had just left t And Was endeavoring to reach Washing- ton. Accompanied by Mr. Harlow, the officer then proceeded to the ferry slip, and had be on the Washington boat. lying’ at the wharf, but a short time, when the boy made his ap- pear ce, but catching sight of Mr. Harlow, he turned and fled, pursaed by Mr. Harlow aud Constable Vdelin, through the streets and across the commons until within a short dis- tance of the canal basin, when meriing tho in of carson the Washington Railroad, on ls way up, he jumped aboard, aud suse#seful- ly matte bis escape Heary #yriyh! — Tue freight trains on the 0. A.& M.R.R, which arrived here this af noon, brought forty car loads of cattle for B: timore ides ottier freight. The freight on bow very heavy, both in cattle and merchandise. ‘ MARRIED At the residence of the her 2th. by the Rev. SD. PRANKE H” FINCKEL, of this ,to Mies LOLTIB BRADY. daughter of Hon tE. Brady, tormerly of Pittsbure, Pa. No cards. . [Figmarg aud Harrisburg, Pa , papers please CORD ‘DIED. BOWMAN. In Georgetown, on the 20th inet ELIZABETH BOWMAN, aged ate John Bowman, of Phila Pa vices will take plac jo house of Colne, 51 Bridge street, ats m..on Tharsday, the 224 inst. Re'a tives mae friends of the family are respectially u- Vited to attend withent farther notice {Philadelphia Ledger pieass copy.] + HURST. On the 2th instant, in the oth year of ienge TONS HURST. a hetive of Rast Teuwes tee, and for the last five years a clerk tn the Trox ry Departraent. ATKINSON., HENRY ATKINSON, age! 23, re illness. “Tifln friends end sctueintences are respectfally { his fazeral, fron hi 5 ath street, between B at 4. wite of invited to dence, No. east. | Baltimore papers please copy. Cc. BAUM. Removed. Trespectfally call the attention of the Lalies that Thave this day BEMOVED my HOOPSKIET and CORSET FACTORY to the spacious store, 5137th street, Inteliicencer Building. ‘Thanking for the patronage of the past I wil endeavor to please in the future; always selling the best goods and guaranteeing ® good ft. BF-1am the only anthorized agent iu this city of KRLLEY’S PANIKE and BUSSEL SKIRT: the most fashionable alapted for the present st) i: — ©. BAUM, 513 SEVENTH STREET, oc 10 lutelligencer Buildi> <. A™Ays RESTAUBANT 507 NINTH STREET. Befitted and enlarged, making {t one of the most complete estabiiebiments in the city. Private Dining room a _ oe 6-1 OTTER! wuTTEL!! Just received— 50 PACKAGES FINEST BUFTEE, i ¢ dairies of New York, Glades auf Western Heverve Butter, {or sale at BEDUCED PRIUES. NOLTEREN PROVUCE COMPANY, Pennsylvania avenue, between Jush and 1th stre oc 12 tf Anr cauurry. 304 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STESETS. eic6 of OIL PAINTINGS; Ge: mi beh: Buglish,snd American OARUMOS; ENGRAVINGS. PHOTOGRAPHS, PASSE-PAL TOUTS, STEBEOSCOPES, and’ STELECOP'O VIEWS. PARLOR BRACKETS. 4 a eee Suthyy PICTURE FRAMES, COKDs, ‘ASSELS. we ¥ der, Prices mod:r Picture Frames made to order, Prices, mod iy Proprietor. EW PUCKWHEAT FLOUR. New York WHEAT FLOUR, of Snest on ity US BUCRWHEAT Seponiaet, cor_1sth and F. itt Hi el A all xizgs, rat "3 50,800 Bea ye ehnoner re ethan CO AEN Ot ee ETBOLOW. Y Hardw Aitloaltural Implements, oH 2, ORGANS, se. AND MELODEONS. For sate and_rent, om poco! m0, we oaa* é CITY ITEMS. | | as weil as in the other affairs of men, as exem- | GEORGETOWN. ——— TRetH 18 mreuTy and mast prevail in trade Aftatrs in as x . died plitied im the sale of Clothing for ane RASRD.— Mrs. Colne, am aged Isdy, died | y= Only at Gee. C. Henning’ No 51 Bridge street, The deceased was a mative of France, but for the last six or seven years had been a resident of Grorgeiown. RKiotous Procesvrnes.—Last evening, as the Procession of colored men, who had attended the First Ward Pole dedreation in Washing’ ‘was returaing. when at the corner Dan barton and Montgomery streets, au attack WAS made on the store of Mr. George Kraft, resulting in the smashing of his show cases aud one of his windows. Mr. K. was also badly cut about the face. Alfred Snowden, colored. was this morning arrested, charged with being © gaged in the attack on the store, and steps are Dress all Boys’ awers, Hose, Xo JEWELRY. —New style Bas tts, in Coral, Hine and White, received this morning. at Prigg’s One Dollar Jewelry Store. No 46 Pa. avenue, near ret. —— | As Winer 1s AT HAND, it is essentially | necessary to be warmly clad, and taking the seareity of money into consideration, it ts of | great importance to gotoaplace where geod goods, suitable to the season, can be procured | At the lowest possible figures. We do not hes- itate in saying that there is one place in this | city which outranks all other similar estab- lishments as to popniarity and cheapness, and every old citizen would easily know the place We allude to, shonid we omit to state the name of this successful establishment. Bat for the benefit of strangers and persons not well in- guilty parties DRUNK IN THE STREET.—George Miller, having partaken yesterday of too much of the intoxicating fluid, was acting in a very unbe- coming manner on the street, when he was arrested by Sergeant Bowman and taken to the station-bouse, where he was kept long enough to cool off, and dismissed. GUARDIANS oF Prntics CHOOLS.—The Board formed, we would sav, if you wish to save | of Guardians of the Pabl ‘hools held a Money buy your winter undergarments and | meeting last evening to (2ke into consideration all other geni's turnishing goods at +The Orig- | the bids for the erection of & new school-honse, inal Franc’s,” 494 7th street, between Dand E, | and adjourned till this evening {taking and so that you do not miss the place, remem. ber that his store has a large plate giass win- dow; also, that he has no branch stores. 1V).20, se Srorrep Like Dominors.—The teeth soon become speckled if every defilement is not re- Moved from them every twenty-four hours To do this effectually there is nothing Ii zodont. It literally renders the enamel im- pervious and indestructible. any action. Hever Tent, No. 19, IxpEerexvEeNt Onpe oy RECHANITES.—This Tent held a stated meet- Ng last evening, but nothing was done beyond the transaction of the regular order of busin And the election aud initiation of a few candi- dates for member=hip. Tue Caxat.—Thrre is now no detention on the canal and travel is uninterrapted through out the whole line, 432 atrivals are already re- ported at the Collector's office during the pres- “SPALDING’s” celebrated Glne is now being used to cement friendship between Grant and Butler. HANGR.— The offerings thi 1.063 bushes of red wheat, a morning were small quantity ot which was sold as follows 26 bushels at $2.56, and 65 bushels at $2.6 There is very little choice wheat in the mar- oe FIVE DOLLARS ONLY for a Roy's all-woot Winter Suit, at the celebrated Oak Hall. Don’t mistake the number, 461 7th street, opposite 6 Post Office. ##-Bring up the boys. ket —— a River Front. PREPARE FOR WINTER !—Prices Down’ ’— | Smith, New York; coquan, with bar- Good Merino Undershirts and Drawers, 5, 60, | Tels. Cleared—Steamer Columbia, H r, and cts.; fine Merino Undershirts and Drawers, $1.50, and $1.75: good Cotton Socks, 3 pair for 25 cents; extra heavy Cotton and Woolen Socks, 25 cents upwards, good White Shirts, $1, $1.25, and $1.50; fine do., $2 and $2.50. Paper Collars from 10 cents per box upwards. Best Paper Cuffs 5 cents per pair, of 50 cents per dozen. Handkerchiefs, Gloves. Ties, Scarfs, of the latest style, at most popular prices, at the original Franc, 494 7th street, between [) and E, and so that you do not miss the plac» remember that his siore has a large plate glass window. Also, that he has no branch store. schooner Eastern Light, Smith, for Baltimore. AUCTION SALB Or Dry Goops.—Attention is called to the sale of dry goods continuing from day to day at the auction rooms of Thos. Dow- ling, on Bridge street. Georgetown Advertisements, BBY THOMAS DOWLING, Anct; Goorgcows. HOUSEBOLD FURNITURB. &c., ATAUCTION Un FEIDAY MUKNING. Oct. 234, 18% 10,20,: Wo'clock, 1 will sell, at the store: No ——_e—__—_ High street. above ivt street, ai! the «to Latest Rercrne.—We returned from the Keoutisting ot Household Furniture, Dry celebrated Uak Hall, 461 7th street, this mora- | Goods, &c. oc 2 MTs THOS DOWLING, Auct. g fis itl lendid ent Sa natalie = = ing, satisfied with their splendid assortmen? of Wats AT REDUCED PRICES? Piece Goods, which they make up with a style and finish unsurpassed © | SIRLOIN Roast. 20 cts per pound. Battimor® DAtty Scy.—Persons wishing sep OmK aid SAU RAGES Soc 7 LAMB. 246. tosubscribe for the Baltimore Daily Sun can | VEGETABLES, POULTRY. GAME. and ali leave their orders at the office of the Evening Star, or at 502 N street north, between 6th and 7th. The paper has been enlarged, aud will be delivered at an early hour. 10,6 Rowert CoGerns, Agent. a Doctor J. H. THoMPson HAs REMOVED his | Office and residence from the First Ward to | Massachusetts avenue, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, immediately east of Four- teenth street. Office hours before ia. m., und from 4to7 p.m. Hours of attendance at the Woman's Hospital, from 1 to 2p. m. every kinds of CANNED FRUITS. & H.W. FISHER. ve 20.6¢" 74 High street, Georgetow BY THOS. SUWLING, Auctioneer; Georgeto' EXTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE REAL BsTaTe, SUITABLE FOR FACTORY OK MILL PUBPOSES, IN GEORGETOWN, AT AUCTION ‘On TUESDAY ,Oct. 26th, at $o’clock p.m 1 will seli.om the premises, part of Lot No 77, fronting ® feet om the north side of Water sireet, runsing back to Beat: roved by & large three story Bric any, Sandays excepted. Wd | Pate Lota No. 7 and 7, fronting 42 feet on ireet, rupning back to ty Alle “4 Corwe, &0.—Dr. White, Surgeon Uhiropodist, ya large three story Brick, Dwelilme of twelve years’ practical experience in the United States and Canadas, and established | 494 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, D. since 1=61, Femoves Corns, Bunions, Bad Nasi &c., and successtully treais all diseases of the | feet without pain or meonvenience to the | patient. ‘The shoe cam be worn with easeim- Mediately after the operation. Refers to the { Many eminent physiciaus, surgeons and thou- sands of ether responsible persons who pa- tronize his establishment. Hours from > & m, | to6p.m. No charge for consultation at office | Calls made at residences from 6 to 5 p. m. eee Tex poriars ¥ for a Man's Coat. Vest and P » all wool Win’ ™ Don’t mistake aumbe: onse and Back Buildin Part of Lot No. 77, street, rumping back by a large three story Part of Lot No 7s, fr street. rovuing back to B by a iarze three story Ff Boildines Also. part of Lot No. 14, fronting 215 feat on Ceci Alley, by a depth of 41512 feet. improved by tw Frame Tenemeuts. Lao. On WEDNESP AY. Oct. th. at 2 o'clock Bom tof Lot No. 17. fronting feet on ath et running back 1 feet, improved with a @ra Tenement Part of Lot 174. fronting 17 romping back 160 feet, impr ment ‘enting 40 feet on W heatty * Alley. impre k Dwelling Hou ting 43 feet on W atty 's Alley, improve ick House ant ba 12 feet on 4th atront ed by a Brick th z epeaite the Pet s Part of Lot No 188. frontine 2) feet on «th epg oui Post Office. 87-Uon Tonbing back #) feet, iu proved OF @ Brick ment. Terms: One-third cash; balance in six an! | Wrarrine Parse for sale. Apply st ¢ months, with interest, secured by @ dee! of Stak Office, Z and stamps —— the pu ; jeposit of Siw) as Parsons wishing to subscribe for Tas Stag | son as the pry pert ikon who reside on Capitol Hilland the Navy Yard, | © 19__[{Int.|_ THOMAS DOWLING, Anct Will please leave their orders at No, 122 East JEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.—Jast Capitol street, between ath and sth. | Joun Cosarns, A: Alpaca, axines Ipacas. h Cloaks, Fiannels, Blankets, Under Luchesse and ot beautiful Skirts. §4 sas. s. rornau & co., $4) 6 oths, Cassimeres. Virginia Fatt Clot = snd Cassinets A terce eto k of Domestics vers No. 500 SEVENTH STREET, cheap, 4 00) yards ( pod yard = a wide Bleached Muslin 4 ONE DOOR ABOVE ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, | Sheetings 5 cts.; Alexandre's and J sophie Gloves, Hosiery. Notions, &c ; Carpetio Droe THE MOST EXTENSIVE MANUFAOTURERS AND DEALERS IN CARRIAGE, BUGGY, AND FARM HARNESS, SADDLES, BRIDLE: AND WHIPs geta and Oficloths We promise great bargains to all who may favor us with « ¢ ‘JAMIN MILLER, 101 Bridge sire coreet oc S.1m* T BANKRUPTO! HISIS TO GIVE NOTIC ton the 2uth Together with a large and fresh stock ot @ey, of October, A. D. 1953. 8 warrant in bankruptcy was issued | against the estat HORSE COVERS. LAP ROPES. BUF®ALO | K7ZBA B BARNUM, of the city of W KOBES, CARRIAGE MATS, &e., to, ton. of said District, who has been » bankrupt on hisown petition; that the y debts and delivery of auy property belonging h_bapkrapt, to him or for his nuse.and the rot any property by him are forbid ten by ithat ® meeting of the creditors of the sil hankrupt, his debts and ch: one or mot of his estate, will ne held ata Conrt of Bankruptcy, to be holden at the cit, Selected from the most extensive honses in the je at greatly reduced prices. country, aut for sal ec | eolin PAKLOR FURNITUBE, CHAMBER FURNITURE, hity Heli, in the y of Washington. before J DINING BOOM FURNITURE, Sayles Brown, ‘ister. on the 10th day of No 2 : vember, A- D. 1805, at 10 "clock a. mm. UFFICE FURNITURE. DAVID 8. GOODING, Bia 3. Marshal of D.C_,as Messeuce M. WILLIAN, ted low prices for cash The.» are te P 4 BS for cash The pi “ah vited to inspect, Call mngliatel ‘apd seca: IMPORTER OF Bargains. TLESON. PARISIAN FANCY GOODs, 336 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, nd E trent {Chron&Bepub.} STATES PATENT OFFICE, oc8-eolm U™ Wasnixotoy. DO , Oct. 24, 1933. And 7 Cite Trevise, Paris, a the petition of MARSHALL BURBNKTT and rayin: sion oF arse fuem om tho 24 day cf Janaary, fas for‘an in- | CLOAKS, from $10 upwards, provement in Grain and Crass Harvesters WALKING SUITS, at mederate prices. z where pra Lier tage be beard at this | MORNING ROBES, from $10 upwards. office the of December next Any person | BONNETS and HATS, @ handsome assortment. may oppose this extension. Objections, depawi- “ Hous and other papers shouid be dled In thiswaice | THIMMINGS, SATINS and VELVETS. oci? twenty days befere the day of hearing. pared Mot ST. HODGES, ocT-law3w Acting Commissioner of Patents, TNITED STATES PATENT OFFIC J Wasninctox, D.C, Ortober 2, 1358. On the petition, of AMBROSE FOSTER, of Lau- raville, Md.. for himself and the representatives A. Messenger, deceased. praying for the ex- tension of a patent granted to the eaid Ambrose Foster. on the i6th Jay of January, 1855, for ao improved Building Block. It is ordered that sait petition be heard at this oft ce on the 2ist day of December next. Any per- esse UNIVERSITY, MEDICAL SCHOOL, WASHINGTON, D.C, ‘The first annual session of the HOWARD UNI VERITY MEDICAL COULBGE wilt beelasan WEDNESDAY. the 28th of October, 1368, in the University Buildings. Lectures will be given daily, commencing at $ son may this extension. Objections. depo | o'clock p.m. Siions, aud other papers should be filed in this FACULTY: fice twenty days Uotore tio lay of hearing SHLAS L. LOOMIS: M.D. Dean, oct W2w___Acting Commissioner of Patents sce gn igen me tge 7]\0 AGL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, | SILAS L. LOOMIS, M D..Wo. 476 7th atrect, *[0 SUL Witom IT MAY concERE. 8 L001 D.,Ho- : D=raRTMEnt oF PENSION Orvicg, July BOBERT BEYBURN.M D., No. 349 west 19th ‘street, of Anstomy. riteation having been ee Jaina ao" foe'tee Polmaanae agen ee sLt | 508 ABER JOHNSON. Ml. D., northwest cor- s:ibed Land Warrants, which are alleged to have ner 10th and M streets, Professor of Materia Mec- been Loat OF destroved < Notice ia hereby given ‘Thevapentics. tat che date follow feacrt ‘each, Loo Warrant, n pew certigeate or warrant of lise tenor | LAFAYETTE ele See willbe relesned, {f no valld objection should then | _S¥°-- . Tee nee ee nee | MRASRS BETEURELS.D Pet oof Orem Y nay. af ive Sopicmicr, 12). im the guns of keel bewtecasd | ALEXANDER T. AUGUSTA, M. B., Demonstra 0. 25,900, for acres, a ecuieaices pion a yeseniea eat | qMteswtst te ete cnatieege tear ‘° che: ; ovember 7, 1868, ; . EA 3 aren, lene under the act of | fee. and Chenical instruction, Will be $10). De Margranted noe ts, Wt November h Woke es | For further ta »and for admission to No. 72.601, for 190 acres, issued under the act of the Cellege, apply to OHNSON, M. D., Sec’y. ve 28-covoe2 5 eR Weer a iin wha M tis, ALL AND STAIR OILCLOTAS. recel] fresh of HALL wht T Sonic boas, epee t ster tone March 565. in the name of Mary Crawford. for- mer wicow of Jesse Bds. and was granted March 16, 1884. Nvyember 7, 1865. No. 3,502 ‘for # acres, irened nnier the act of March 3, IntS. in the name of Archivald Whitin, end was granted March 25, 1835, November l4, et Fou THE Casi; No. 46.6%, for 80 acres issned ander th + of | tomere at the lowest, prices . waren isis in thenwne ofSceunmanDean, wige | Some ae low ~S ental per eagare Sf Cuors Reet taetey A Baws Med was ersnted Mo7 15.1557, | ph Ry Uae, in handeome No. 63,03, for 120 acrea, fssued ander the act of io March 3, 1855, in the name of Charwick L Cox, gnd was granted Febreary 13,186, Novemr 12, ‘NO. 71, 128, for 160 acres, teened mnder the March 3. ists, in the name of Polly Dor widow of Witham White,and was granted oe tember $187. Nove ube t 14, 1993. No. 36.831. for 150 acres, teamed + of wr heron ot before the third day of Octopar next: Shey ay pinery lew be excluded from aii suddenly last evening at ber Tesideace. | The only Real Ret Special attention | ern portion of the city, co et being taken to arrest more of the supposed | of diet or hindrance Hall. t. ‘PEE COMMISSIONERS OF TH *: T'tanr Or 3k City oF DACENPON IOWA. desire to macertain the address of the owe. DS, 2o28he Frisk be copsnited at his Office Lath and 13th ate, JUSTIOR CONVEYANCRK & COMMISSION Orricn: No. 32 Rast Wis CITY MATL, BASEMENT, D*. stmckdw arp Parsior 504 Nivru Steeet. amovk Pawn. & waceutnaisias tee rel BOO VATB. Patients wor Ms PRIVAT. sermons bat ine PERSONAL. NOTTS. a c.onterpem, s:xeros. D.C. October Jt, Jas Persons indebted t th: retete of ALi deceased are y reepectfally moti: ome forward and settle their indent) dese other- legal be taken fo com, ymeot fhe came soun Hh JOW Sot same Executor of A Lee. deceased. ce, 64 Lonunl aca ave oo 19 Bask of Warhingtor Butldte, yoTH Ral Baving weft jo my Bhop, No 414 D street Repairs. prevhne r " vad get to last July. are berety notified to come them, or they ell te them, 1f mot called for Before the lat of oc 16 OUN BR. ABBISO: %id so pay the ‘Commer South A street and New Jersey avenne, > Office neat vf the Capitol. veo (opr perty tn the eact- ois et can be cured | ntatives | of #aid Bow ‘KID eretary of the Board oners, Davenport, Lowa. er. Oct, 10, Iss, ocls te HE GRECIAN BEND. end all other femsie plaints successfully treated at old Dr, 8 private consultation rooms, 499 78h et, aire, Olt Fellows” Hall. CF Boars tr: ‘ o OF PRUSSIA 340 E street, bet. the core ot all Veversal Die- cuarantees a perfect ‘isc the tetest fmprow Somtantly tol p.m, No 11 Josephine Booms, with competent trouble call or write T. OF THE Prace. OF DERDS WABHINGTON, D. . lar attention paid te Landlord and Ten- oo 2) Sm devoted yearsto the treatment of creates Paces os erate pecial treatment witl ind DENTISTRY. (Fermerty « Pen Sdriphin. street, Washington, D- mine Specimens Street. bet Hanif Teeth without ps experience in Signed to adjust Call and be Co vinced im | wetiine- | Paticnt will be reqwired reical o Vededucted when the Teeth aremate. ‘The aaa PDEXTAL Noticg, W. 1". BABRETT, D.D.s.. Philadelphia.) No. 20 4% street. be- tween Ia. ave. and C street fof, Demtall Operations "#hilitully per Seleeson fred fas eferemces, — Pr. ch . Prof, James"Traman, Be pret te ‘Teeth extracted without pain by Por: Nitrous O D Prot Pe Ohare rot. G00. ~4 Trot Klas Wilinen. Mb. Dw ‘aula College of Deuta! 5: * Phil ‘and Harvy Cindaley, MD. No. 370 0 ‘oc Hi 6m TH INSERTED To. Sa’ Lt Ton <enien 4 FULL SETS FROM $10 TO @ and ex in. Teeth carefully fillet. Ly: ut practice enables the ouder- ‘eeth tothe most dificalt cases, vd - DB. PETTINGILL TEBTH EXTKACTED WITHOUT Pain. Fe charge wil! be made for ext! where A al Teeth are toserted, altt: a” PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE other Goods 41™ Penm will eel! oe 17 tf bomber of stove Oldetoves taken | ‘t paywor pry ones. “ROBEBT BUYD, 279 9h, bet, ES BANKRUPTCY NOTICES. | a> STOVES. STOVES VERY Low STOVES. Thave porchosed the large Stock of Btoves and the uext © 5 THOS. W. MILLER, 31> Pennsylvania aveate ‘ PARE i ~ FOR WINTER. for all kinds and sires of RANGES FURNACES, ind at BOYD'S BTOVE and' 79 oth street. Bring name ani WOOD AND COAL, L*4¥# Tour oxpeus For GLEASON & GLENN'S CHEAP COALS AND Wood, at thetr Depot and Obief Office, G street wharf, W Cor with, ©. STORES & CO., corner Ith and F, Wash- HOBAILE B. TRAUTMA’ 8.20. commer 72h and F: TIT Pa.avcnue. between i9tm Ad 2th streets J.J. BOGUE. corner Bric, a 42. Bocce et Bridge and High. George. = Sine of ail deccrigtion Old cae sad cites tena and soil vit WE 'STABLISHED 1552 L x 5 . Have Semoved March 3, 1585. in a mame of 6 1868, for an improvement Da waa granted May 22, 1888 NO. hast tor 60 acres, ieemed unser the ack of nat said petition be heard at this March 3.183, iu the ueme of George TH yp an td day of December next. Ruy ph was granted June 7, 1836. November 38 J mmm id No 7HJ6L, for 120 seres, issued ander the act o. should be fied in this effice Marci 4.86, ip the name of James Martin, aad day of bs aE opcms ae cranted Jnly 8. 1506, Deceinber mt rie pial for Wah arree issamd under the act of | oe wiw Acting Commissioner of Patents, ‘ebrusry 11, Ist7, ip the name © hg Gettis, ae Je is 70 GIVE NOTION | Was pravted October 4, 3883. her 12, rere bar obtained f amthe G the — ' Cosripenrianaeree aie see e Sle ietiers of edmirietration Ook Ae oe aeferes ts neclven by Socees bal pe opel, sxtate 4 MUEL B, iN can busiecne, : iste Of Weehiogton SaeeaNeTe Turtee of % A ae having claims, agetast” the men, whe, Ste. de are hereby warned to Seunit eo gees fume, Wits the vouchers thereof. to the maaan ILLIAM GUINAND. Praveen ts PAWNBROKERS. CENTBAL LOAN 01 $01 ELEVENTH STRE: EAR PENNSYLVANIA AVE. ae Bu & Oo. = TT. has to suit coppomere, : on time ‘hes, Diamonds, Jewelry. Gold and Silver . Pia nitare. Ladies| 7 Gentlemen's sod Mercha: uy 9 dm ARTLETT. Dz. JOHNSTON'S PATENT SMOOTHING Jegroncunced All who have seen it tobe the article lor komentie peo over Snvoumed: wre te, wiwelected.) =} jo. 1. 213 ri shamed HAMBUBG GRAPES! BLACK HAMBURG GRAPES! BLACK HAMBURG GRAPES DEAL tothecorner ot = © New ¥; AVENUE axv Six TH Breerr, One Bauare trom Bortbera bet Marke, CABINET FURNITURE, CARPETS, OLLCLOTHS, BUGS, AND WINDOW sHADES, Our stock of the above is complete in ever particular. We vite the public ty tae pect, ae we are ‘Bt decitind bargains. Per- sMcoe Between "Eenow ARLE ST | Pans