Evening Star Newspaper, December 22, 1868, Page 1

ee a THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, Sunday Excepted, | At the Star Bullding, t -W. Corner Pennsylvania Av and Lith Street, | wy Tum ' EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY. | The STAR is served by the carvters to their Bbecriers in the City and District at Tam | Cmrrs exe Week. Uopies at the o punter, wi rw t wre Ts, Two Omnrs each. r zor MAILING:—Three months, On Uoliar aed Fitty nix months, Three Dol tars: one year, Five Dollars. No papers are #92: from the office longer than paid for. Toe WEEKLY STAR published on Friday @orning—One Dollar and a Halts ‘Year. — 2, XXXIL %. ABORN on CATARRERHE. [In view of the large number of pereons of thir vieinnee © Bre nTitcted with eatarrhal com. plaints. the ter by Dr. Aborn will at tract universal atvention } c affection ef the mu © mem- Trane ef th tls or the throat, originating in frritation or fuilammation, and attended by more oF [tte Civcharge. If {s ops of the most common, Mont Jisgusting, aud, Dually. most destructive of Giseases ines t to the variable climate of our horthern | In itm enrly stauee Catarrh often faile to attract the paticut’s attention, 0 insidious is its ap- | preach. This is an enforta circum ance, | Reeause the most favorable period for treatment thus ueimproved and because of the pecaliar tion of this disease to extend upward to the frontal sicuses. backward thre tubes to the middle ears, and downward throuch | the larynx, trachis,and bronchia to the air cells of the Inngs. ‘The discharge from th od partis at first a lear So it chance to be of @ more than usually acrid char ecter. As time cots on, this gives place toa futd | that is thicker, and of & yellow or yellowish green color, and still later thismay be ancceeded by thick | fakes or scales In ail the more advanced stages the discharges | j ore generally of an offensive odor, causing great | annoyance to one's frtends and to the patient | himecif while his sense of smell remains. This a | pens, the delt- auney ance from odor becomes almost be + when, as som eof the nose bec Lisemed ® early aes the ch racter of Dry Catarrh There is then ng of une beat, and (one or both Wuccus mew! rave, and thes adificulty of breasts ing bec: mesa prcmivent eymptom €p examining the nostriis in chroni with instroments epecially wispied ty that pur- eec, we Sod its Laing momb ne thickened i ® deeger color than in Lealth. There are seen little peluts of * bi ration, upou which the secre dened and formecrists. Wher are picked off, the diseased surface is irri tated, and often bleeds protessly Imeach case of Catarrah the prominent #yiup ermuned by the dir ditente extenes If thie be ay be pein over acd between the lachrymai ducts. causing the tears te tow over + ophthaimia. If backwai ping of th tachian tubes and consejnent tendency to thetr infleumation of the middie ear, bu ts in the heat, and i psirment of bear the extension is downward the veice se or whispering aud gamanagable m. with expectoration a emacia- ft by Coosumption and In comes where the bones of the noes become wd, not only i# the offensiveness of the Dreath increased, Dut there ts @lfr bility to serious | personal deformitics, among whic! is flattening of the nose ‘The ewsllowing of catarral secretions rauges the functions of the stomach, causing indigestion and less of appetite. Debility, paleness, Iassitude, | Resdache. and di In some in ¢ ef mint sven follow. tances © mental affection is one of | teri bility, the patient Leing muduly annoyed by tie ail the little perplexities of }ife. Iu others the Prominent feeling ig that of melancholy or depres. 2 of spirits, when the furslid can se oBope | fer bimself. and nove for his affairs. ADusien has been made to the extension of Ca- tarrh by con ity of wurface along the mataral | Sto the enbstance of the Juues esuting Consumption and desth. In this con- air-pi kectivn it should algo be remembered that the air which enters the luageof @ catarrhal patient is, every breath of it, poisoned by exhalatious from the foul secretions ef the diseased surtace. By wuch air the blood canmet be properly pur.fied sod made St to impart healthy vigor ending circuit to all and every partof the animal mechanism. One would suppose that this con sideration alone would pe sufficient to intoce every person thus afflicted to make early app is | thon for relief. ‘The treatment of Catarrm is in part conetitn- tional, whereby the energies of the whole system ere called to aid in expelling its destructive en- hereby the discharge is nade legs offensive, diminished, and Sually arrest. ite un emy. It is in part local «¢ whereby the clcerated surface is healed and | reetered to ite cermal eondition DR. ABORN €458 BE @NSULTED AT HIS OFFICE, ais F STREET, FROM 9A wTOS FP M.. ON Catarrh, Deatness,|: ABD ALB DISEASES OF TOE Eye. Ear, Head, Throat aad Lang «nu WASHINGTON Foening Sta D. C., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1868. N2. 1,926 EVENING STAR | Washington News and Gossip, HOupay tN THE DavARTMENTS.—A mora. ing paper says The War and Navy dat noon on Thursday sed on Friday and S ely without foundations bus not even been ment will be closed on Christmas her days will be kep* 0) ably be new ey Executive De. ments tohe kept iness at least ner, from the Ist day of October until the Ist day ef April the Ist of October y: anday and th other holidays ar tth ot July. TRE MANY FRIENDS of Mr Robert 1 31 be sorry to learn that by some frandulent transactions ago. which have recently some portion of the prope: d having beem purchased by bim in good come to light. ems that the frends in perpetrated in regard te the city, by some part pot them on the market through the mediuta of | fhise tax titles and tor; that the investiga beliet that fully by the scoundsel Stealing real of criminal enterprise: but they question were tate belonging tc yetunknown, who ; And it ts said the Eustachiaa | 32,000,000 have been reali GENERAL T. L. Supervisor tor th epotaed for instru nue office th: DUNG, the newly appointed southern district of Ob atthe Interna! R. morning, and will in enter upon the duties of his office Rectiom it is proper to s newspaper paragraphs reterting to hic giving apthe Recorderstip of Ha ship have done ice, We are info hip besng worth S124 aid, which may excape observation, untess | that some of the tou county for ir. Young im~- that instead o uperviser in the b ‘© which he may id Amuch Jarger sum thar Jast usmed amount, gz WALL oF T requested the folk he hospital bail Nathan Michiet, ¥ be a graded one, only the lower tet that fully wita these as the big :eTARY SEWARD bs ork mercantile fi ionof the | of the Ens- | i, Orof any luwt the Haytien d by the United has been duly rece pg to the pro: ceived a dispat rom A specuil agent « tom Bad an thear p the secretion of ty(k0 ia goid belonging ty the late rebel which they were endeavor- “country. The $ nt to procure an eseort and possession ot the property upon sutticient evidence, and dey government. more bus been nd the Secretary is of s little or mo real foun- beard upon th son that there fur the statement StoNeR Rortins goes to New Hamp- shire this evening, being « rn, by the feeble condition of Bis How long he will be absent Will be governed some- what by the reason which required bis depar- Bneertaia, as his STEAMER SHAWOKIN tthe Navy Yard on Sauday, where go ont of commission. Her armament sures are now being transferred for Tre site States CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTES New York election frauds, m « examined Di; “y, Marshal Murray, and others, rict Attorney Sreakem CoLrax and wife arrived in New York yesterday, and are the cuests of Etiot C- They wiil remain there until to- Tez U.S. Surrews Court yesterday dis- posed of No. States: appeal from the Court of Claims, court affirmed the opinion of the Court of sthatan award made by the Secretary of war in the case was null and void on the Tepeal of the joint resolution directing the Sece retary to minke it, and that the action founded on that award must be d.smisseu. the Secretary in making the award was held to be mimisterial only, and not binding on the No. 50. Chicago and Rock Istand affirmed by a ce announced Gordon vs. The United goverament. Bridge Compan ided cour errata Court will adj surn on the 24th tustant | to January 4th, and on that day the docket of ofiginal acuops between different States, ac- uons arising under the constitation, will be No. 14, Westetal. against the City of ‘Aurora—acion on city bonds. The argument | of this cause was commenced. Hon ry, late Attorney General, appeared for e defendant in error. be Chiet Jui of the United States Tnstrict Court for Virginia, is in this city to defend his judicial conduct before the Senate Committee on the Judicary. 1 UNDRBRWOOD, REAR ADMIRAL Pook, United States wavy, will relieve Admiral Kadiord of the command of the Washington navy yard saoery 20th, e latter will immediately hoist his flag mee Franklin and take Command of the vpesh squadron. RAASLOPF, formerly minister from Denmark fo the United States, and now Dan. ish Secretary of War, is bere for the parpose, it is reported, of consumating arrangements for the sale of St. Thomas. INTHEREAL REVERUR—The receipts to-day from this source were 81 1. SENATOR SPRAGUE has recently testified to his faith m the future of the South by pur- chasing Cumberiand Island, on the Georgia cosst, lying near the mouth of St. Mary's river and a short distance from Fernandina. Itcon- tains an area of about nine thousand acres, and 18 represented 2s extremely fertile, being pecu- liarly adapted for the growth of oranges aud Sea Island cotton. Under Northern enterprise it Will be made «to blossom as the rose.” Tae Conan Insureectox.—We have good reason ‘o believe that there is no foundation in fact for the statements telegraphed from thi y yesterday to the effect that the State De ment bas received. dispatches trom Cupa ferent color on insurrection Isiand t given in the » Associated Press, aud tudi- be movement is not Likely to be veuts civil Susrexpen—t E Creecy, ¥ of Internal Revenue for the 8! ou bas snspended E.M. Bonhgay, Colle the 2d district of that Siute,oa the ca ieasance in office. rge of THe LAST ScreRvison ArrornrEn,—Se-re. tary MeCalioch this afternoon confirmed vominatinn ofJulius C.Burroughs to be Sapei + of Internal Revenue tor the States of higar Wisconsin. This completes the list of Supervisors, twenty-five being the nuim- ved under the recent act of Gon- ASSISTANT SURGEON Wm. V. Marmion has been di 1 from the receiving ship Obio, and or 1, Washing. ton, D.C. TELEGRAMS 70 THE STAR, This Afternoou’s Dispatches. pclae alla RALLROAD SUBSCRIPTIONS REPL DI- ATED. Sr. Parr, Mixw., Der ‘The board of di- rectors of the Chamber of Conumerce last eve- ning passed resolutions repudiating their sub- ons to the stock of the Mississippi Valley ‘graph Company, on the groaud tation. THE TWITCHELL MURDER CASE, PurLaparpata, Dec —The Twitchell murder case was continued this morning; the evidence so © sume as that pre- stunted before the coroner's jury. No new points have been brought out. STEAMER FROM CHINA. Say Francisco, Dec The pubhe, from Horakora yin Yokohar eleg he “Heads” at9 a.m. a LOCAL NEWS. = Fall of a Be . A NUMER OF WORKMEN INJURED. Yecter oon, About Pe number of pricklayers \ ged at wor in bpdding the Freedmen’s General Hospi University, in the east of precipi * ground, 2 nd some of th aud were veral of them ther ports to the rein Johnson. who were a th iding at en the sufferers genn: Poole, Morgan amy cident, Where Des nuing and Wheeler, with Drs fn and Hiagner. did ali in vonan, of the on the ground. a! and care of the injured. en jamin Wheatley, (colord.) laborer, bad his leg bre mains 2! the hospital Joseph Wiinsati, bricklayer, of ( dt interually, 4 uded in the . bricklayer, was aily, but was ab! th to reach bis home on N str son C. Douoho bad bis ud is supp me much mjured Jie was & s home wit oth 3 . Robert Thro ith but one or two ex- ed persons were ir respe tive home: x is of One story graus be new material knoy u BAamed above, with vnly slightly injured by the a eat work on the central portion of the vulding and the wall seemed to give way nt th bottom. A short ume after a portion of the the centre of theeastern front) fell and subsequently other portions cave way. The sof the accident spread rapidly over the y.andin avery short time a large umber Of persous were at the scen+ of the ac- cider and about the station anxious to learn the partieul Theres tons opinions as to the cause of e acedent, some y» Bit to ce tive chara he W patent buiding blocks,) ile others think the action of frost on the mortices in the blocks dd oyed them by expansion while freezin; wi otbers again charge the ideut Byron 1! During the wu, portion tinued to fall and this inorning omry the wings Ate standing. ———— Tae Marcy oF IMrrovewext ix Sort Wasntyatos—A Flutterving alony the Kier Front —The programme of street improvemen: su South Washington, as originally forest: owed in the STAK come time cince, bas bs rapidly pushed forward under (ae super tence of Commissioner Gunnell, of the Sve Ward, till now many of the streets have been completely graded, graveled and paved. and most of the others are being operated upon by tbe corps of employees at work in this lovality Anticipating anearly completion of the im- provements already begun, the Commissioner is about preparing for the mostimporiant work confided to his charge, to wit: the opening of River street, running along the river front trom Seventh to Fourteenth streets. Accord. ingly, this morning, in company with sanitary Officer Patten, he notified the owners and lessees of property along the line of the pro- posed new street, to have removed within twenty days from date the heavy mass of tim. ber, wood, coal, &c,and the buildings and sheds which have heretofore obstructed the same. Embraced m the property to be re- moved is the following :—The offices, building Piles of lumber, coal, and wood at Messrs. S P. Brown & Son's whurf; the office, iron ware- hou:e, and Government hay sheds, and wood and coal piles at E. L. Fay’s (th street) wharf; & portion of the large building at Fowler's (1uth street) wharf, and wooden sheds ranuing along to Riley's office, (inclusive,) at the foot of Ita street. Tn addition to which at least bine feet of the ancient brick tavern, kept by Mr. C. Etsenhant, at the northeast corner of 1ith and River streets, as per new plan, will bave to be taken away. in order to allow the street to be run avd graded according to the line of the new sur- vey. By this arrangement the condemnation of at lenst ten thousand dollars worth of pri- Fate building property will be necessitated, besides the trouble, expense and incon venience incurred in procuring suitable sites and having Temoved the immense quantities ot lumber, coal and otber obstructions which have been permitted to remain in the street. Mr. Brown, ‘We learn, protests against being compelled to remove bis office, &c. The Commissioner states that ina few ‘weeks steps will be taken to remove the sea- wall running from 7:b to 9th street, about seventy feet further out to the channel, when the imtervening space will be filled with the dirt which will be dug from the banks in the course of the construction of the new (River) street. This will, when completed, give a grest deal of valuable landed property to the city, as wellasatford some protection to the already tast-filling north channel of the Poto- mac. —_*+—_—_. Tae Steamer E.C. Kxiont, with a large eargo for District merchants, arrived trom New York thie morzirg. THE COURTS, Cinevrr Court, Ju of James C.K Bank of t &n Action to Fecoy n Robison ational Bank, which check the dete m to have paid by the trans- fer tothe Rie ts’ National Bapk of a note for $20,0 one Sherman, the cashier Nauonal Bank. The plain- the nete Of Sherman was his 4 coutd not be ased ae a set-off Jongedto the Mereba eupoo the defend: 1B was not the pi Sherman, as ¢ wal Bank, aud © ease 13 04 trial of Christopher ssanit and battery Verdict of not John Jounson, Charles feorse Warner, not guilty on a ith cause No, 1,16. Mary RK. Phitiips qualiti on the estate of Nathanwel Kel op t M. Ketiey; bond 3500, niinistratrix eline Ritebie Hi; bond Si; and James Biggins tw or- as of Thos. Holloran; poad $1,500. — ee “Bova in Bure” The inst been issaed iri the arters of the “Boys in Bine Inst. of Colnmbia, ) BO Por. ave nounces that, und regala. duty chose gentlemen: Hon. Bowen, Colowel W. A. Cook, Colonel Clark, Robert Thompson, Esq., Judge Cuppy: Hon. C. P. Black:nar. aud Golonel ©. D. Willard, and that at a subsequent meeting the new board organized by tu election of Hon. Sayles J. Bowen President, Colonel C. Willard Secretary, and Judge F. P. Cuppy ‘Treasurer. No more efffeent or acceptable execntive board could have been select-d. and they have entered upon their duties with zeal and energy. wed to make the “Boy ue” of this Disirict a great, useful, Aud permanent organizatiou. worthy of the National Capi IL Brigadier Generai J. Bell Adams has 9m comraud vt the 2d brigade, yy Ussigued to and anuonnead as iu mmand of the Ist bricde, Boysin Blue, t Morse. resigned r Columbia, vie obeyed ud re d according y, ne to the Geveral Jing for co n. colonels and commanding officers making up the 2d her orders, report di- of the seve JS Crocker, com. cavalry, will at command, and o, ke, with ad quarters joined on ail comma ne “zation to make urnseuied for by ms, 1Y rard the ro the mouth of December witu same possible c V. The following appointments aunounced to fill ¥ the general ¢ sanding lonel W Ps es ented to the Gen ers nigh ia rank to leave their ranster funding anster : Holter orization from these head. 2 aad ausy g of such une suthorized trausfer will promptly report the same VIL. A cod better government o been agreed upon a copy eral commani tions for the o 4 formally 5 will be tarnished isition, and it is expected that tney will in tu'ure be intelligently and strictly opserved, The General co: ng hop sand reguistions will be s« the entire command as to pe zauon, and make it in ey tuate the organ- respect etliient more bickering une to build up a wertul organization uxihary to the Republican party—one which til develop the mdastrial element, foster and encourage local manufactures, invite emigra- tion and capital, and through organised sy tematic exertion co-operate with every «ifort to promote the growth and further the material interests of this city ana Distri VIL. The regular monthly meeting of off. cers of the orgauizttion, required by article 11, rules and regulations, ‘is Lereby fixed for the last Tuesday evenin ch month, the saine to be held at Wnion League Puilding sth street, until further notice; and the Inspector General, in accordance with ote and imstractions, Augnst Inst, in New York, of the Soldiers’ aud Sailors’ National Commitiee, will, as hereto. fore, receive and recoguia# as “Boys in Blue" all Ronorably discharged soldiers, sailors, and true Upton men who loyally stood by) and upheid the Government during the rebellion, cordially welcoming as Co-Workers in the rank=, aud for the carry! out of the great principles and objects of the organization. By orler of A. Grant, Major General Com- mandipg. ALLEN A. GRANT, Otheiat Adjutant Gener’, M.V. Horrer, Assistant Adjutant General We learn that three thousand new uniforms have been rece:yed for the members of the organization. t aaa DEDICATION OF ST. STEPHEN'S Cuurcn. This beautifal cbureh, at the corner of 25th street and Pennsylvanin avenue—which was commenced in June, 1565—is sufficiently near completion to be dedicated, and the interesting Occasion Will take place on Sunday next at 10 v’elock, The dedication will be performed by Rey, Thomas Foley, D. D, by authority of Most Kev. Archbishop Spalding, of Baltimore, who is unable to attend; and Father Foley will also deliver the sermon. A large number of the clergy will be present. The choir, under the lead of Prot. J. P. Caulfteld, will be aug. mented on this occasion; and after the dedica- tion, grand sulemn high mass will becelebrated by the pastor, Rev. John McNalley. ‘This edifice will cost when completed about $4),000, very nearly all of which has beex paid up, and a very handsome residence for the pastor bas been erected by the congregation of St. Stephens’. Although @ new parish, m the erection of this property the membership have shown that they are as zealons and energetic in the work as the congregation of the older churches. CuristTMas Scnoot ENTERTAINMENT. An interesting Christmas entertainment was given to-day by the scholars of the Female Grammar School of the First District, on H street north, hetween 13th and 14th streets west. At one viclock a handsome gold watch, with unique casket, was presented by the scholars to. Mi Evans, the teacher: Br. J. O. Wilson, trustee, making the presentation in behalt of the schoo Afterwards the exercises began, consisting o original and seleated poetry recitations, dialogues, and choruses, which were partici. pated in by the school and individual members. A tril school was in attendance, together with the trostecs—Messrs. J. O. Wilson, A.” K. Brown, and J. Sayles Brown—and a number of the parents of tne scholars, of whom were highly pleased with the manper in which the young misses acquitted themselves, —_.—— The Lapy MawacErs ov tue Inpverarar Hom Scnoot bave invited all the poor and negiected children to share a Christmas dinner with their own and the Georgetown Auxil fehool, to be given at the “Home” o; street. near the canal, at }20’clock on QObrist. mas day, and ra stthe public to send con. tributions in or money, ¢ Cariter.—Yesterday unedy, receiver of the Merchan’ atioral Bank vs. the National is, WaS taken up. This is S20.000 OB A check drawn the defendants. in favor THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY OFFER A LIMITED AMOUNT OF THEIR FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS AT PAR. NINE HUNDRED AND SIXTY MILES Of the and the work is going on t As the distanc the & leas than 490 miles, ant both compantes: a ivg forward the work with great ener ing over 20,00) mer, there cau be no do whole GRAND LINE TO THE PACIFIC Will be The regular Government Commissioners have Prenonnced the U FIRST CLASS in eve: pecial Commission appointed by the Pr. “Taken as a whole, THE UNION PAOIFIC RAILROAD HAS BEEN WELL CONSTRUCT ED, AND THE GENERAL ROUTE FOR TAE LINE EXCEEDINGLY WELL SELECTED. ‘Th history, and in grandeur and maguitude of ander taking it has uever been equalled.” The Report states tbat any deficienctes that exist are valy those incident to all new roads, and that coul deen avoided withont materially ret Progress of the great work. Such di supplied Ly all ratiroad compauies after tu pletion of the line, when rience shows t to be uccesmary. concludes by saying thst “the cewntry hae rea fon to copgratulate itself that this ¢ of national importance is so rapidly approac ing con Weravie aul The Company now has ‘Beariy 2,00 carsof all descriptions. A large addi tional ejutpment is ordered to be ready in the Spring. The grading is nearly completed, and thes istributed for 12: miles in end of the track, ance of the ally 120 miles of River. and miles more are sn ron exper ditures for construction purpos: of the completed portion of th eight million dollars. Besides a donation from the G 12.80 acres of land per mile, the Compan» is en. titled to a sabsidy in U. 8. Bonds on its line as completed and excepted, at the averace rate of about $29 000 per mile, acco rding tothe diftic enconntered, for whic second lien as security ready received $22.1:8.000'of this subsidy. of whict $1,250.00) was paid December th and $64) 00 December lit} GOVEBNMENT AID-SECURITY OF TILE BUNDS inaty owd isnot loss than Ry its charter, the Company i permitted to is suo te own FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS to the same rmonnt a4 the Government bonds a mov. These Bonds area First Mortgage upon the whole road and all itsequipments. Such a mort - gape upon what. for along time, wil! be the only a! connecting the Atlantic and Paci States. takes the highest rank as safe secnrity, The earnings from the way or local tusiness for the year ending June 9), 183. 0n an average of 472 were over FOUR MILLION DOLLARS tor paying ali ¢ Sea. were Mach mors Cent to cover all interast Lia! upoa that distance, and the esrnings of the last fi jonths have been 9219570. They would fw nepork its own materials for corsirnction. Theincome from the great passenger the Chins frelghts, and the sap; y Mountatn States and Territories mast be ample for all interest ani otter Habilities litical action ean reduce the cats of interest, anni in kell, mow euual to between cight and ive per cent. ineurrency. Ti principal ix thea Ve newd. Ufaboud wito such guarantees were issued by the Government, ite market pri Wou'd uot Le less than from 2) to25 per cent pre voium, As these bonds are istued ap ment anthority and supervistun. upon what is very largely @ Government work, they must ulti- mately approach Goverament prices. No other corporate bonds are made so secure The price for the present ix PAB, and acy Subscriptions will be Bicgiven im Wasi Rittenhouse, Fowler & Cos ard im New York At the Company's Office, No. 20 Nassau Sire! AND ey John J. Cisco & Son, Bankers, No. 59 Wall Street, And by the Company's advertited agents tarou.h. out the United Btates, herr sot A NEW PAMPHLET AND MAP WAS Is SUED OCTOLER |r. containing a report of th crogress of the work tu that date, and a more com plete statement ia réiation to the value of the berds than can be given in an advertisemen: which Wil be sent free on application at the C pany’: offices, or to any of the advertised aveats, JOWN J. CISCO, Treasurer. New York. December 15th, 1898, im NEW STORE, A DA SPLENDID STOCK OF GOODS. W. M. SHUSTER & BROTHER, No. 324 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUK, would call the special attention of purchasers tr their elegant stock of comprising ELECANT BLACK AND COLOBED DBES8 BROTHERS’ [8130 POPLINS GooDs, FRENCH POPLINS in great variety Bi Sh. WHITE and COLURED 34TINS & ED SATINB and Px PLINS FOR SKIRTS LIGHT COLORED EVENING SILKS in great vai ¥ ‘SLINS an? TARLRTANS 3 LN KD MUSLIN for evening ; 4 REP PUPL L RIN OBS in grost BI LORED PLALD POPLINS £ Fz ALSO, ON HAND, A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF EMBROI- HANDEEROGIEF (DKRBD LINEN SaTS. ACE COLLA = N BS. INE FRENCH CLEAR LAWN HANDK MEN'S HEMSTITCHEP HANDKEB- MEN'S SILK SCABFS, IN GRI Rinrr BC, ‘Ss, IN BAT i 3 ALSO, NT STOCK OF FINE PAISLEY LONG SHAWLS, Comprising some of the best goods imported. SUPERB BLACK LYONS SILK VELVBET8. in pursuit of @ superior article of Black will od at our stere one of the largest ‘of really fiue Velvets ever offered in to bate on hand all widtha from 24 inches 1 bave ou hand all widths: from 2 inches, of the very best make importel "©? © FINE BLACK BEAVER OLOAKS, wet K ECS: Weare desirous of increasing our business ir, our new locatlon,and having a very af tt ierancmurdsas somata tno Steg” ir 5 —4 they, wish to purchase or not. Gur Prices ar at ‘on each arti which no deviation fs allowed. cle, from W. M. SHUSTER & BR¢,,, de19-4t No. 324 Pennssi¥'s nis avenue LIV a nin Avenue. Appts, puck warat, S™RUPS, ac. 2.000 tbe. prime NEW YORF. puck waa: 16 bbla, extra fine quality syRyp_ free a CLOTHING, &. Josr RECEIVED— NEW STOCK OVERUOATS, FOR GENTLEMEN, BEAVER OVERCOAT: OVEROOATS. Brack neaten oars, " >Re BLUE DEAVER OVEBCOATS OF SUPEBIOR MAKE AND QUALITT Also, a full line DOUBLE BREASTED WALKING JACKETS STEPHENS & C0., SANA AVENUR, th and loth streets West from Omaha ars now completed. net the Winter. ished portion of fic Railroads is now push- OVERCOATS!: ssin the Summer of OVERCOATS: LOWFR THAN NEW YORK PRICES: energy and perseverance with which the work hes been urged forward, and the rapidity with which ft has been executed are without parallel in Flystan Bine—The Latest. Bine, Black and Brow Bi: Black Beaver. Bine Denble Mill Cloth. Whitney's Foreten..... 1 English Mel 2 Domestic Meltons mediim weight y light aud dark colors Frosted Bent Heavy Melton: os Silk Mix Overoests, very geuteel "all Overcoats at all price ery (Coachmen t work in nse 137 locomotives and iron for the new track are now delivered west of the Missonri ~ The total ce. BOYS OVERCOATS, 25.50 TO $15, xernmest of | CHINCHILLAS, WHITNRYS, MELTONS, BEAVERS, SATINSTS. ery complete stock of first-class READY Dk CLUTHING on band. An inspection of Stock is respectfully aalicited. A. SAKS & © CLOTHIERS AND TAILORS, S17 Seventa Stre [Georgetown Cor will copy irom this paper—s REMOVAL. Rockville Sentinel | DEVLIN & 40.. Have removed to 276 PENNSYLVANIA AVEN Second ¢oor from Kirkwood Honse. wdded to theiy iE ASs0RTMENT OF MATEK CUSTOM WORK A choice variety of + Govern: | OLOTHING FOR MEN AND BUYS aud Choice Fabrics. OVEROOATS, $15 and upward. _PEA JAOK Bors: AND YOUTHS’ DRESS AND SOHOUL OLUTHING A large stuck just recetved for FALL AND WINTES WEAS STEPHENS & 00. 316 Peunsylvania svenu (Baccessor to H OITIZENS, ABMY AND NAVY MEROHANRT TAILOR, Metropoliten Hotel, (late Brown’s,) jy18-tf No. 362 Penn. Locvon & Co. ane, Washington. DR. MAURWS | The premium UBIENTAL BOAP, IMPROVED TOOTH BRUSHES. BECOMMEN DED RY THE MOST EMINENT AMEKICAN DENTISTS. | ery | | Letter from ee anes 4. M., M. D., Seton, D.©., April, 1853.—My Doar Bir: 1 have now tries jour brashes Your improvement is one 0! great value fudeed, best brush of the old kind falls to do. S: ondly. The ends of the bristles being mate thin they will clear ne places mot arressible to the brush—the very places, t needed. 1 ail others, where brush hall be very glad if you exo. former nta may not use of fate beautiful in- measures to ¥upi day without tl Very respectfully. you Ts, EDWA N 5 ‘Thomas F. Maury, M. ieee . Washington, D. 0 BF On enle at the Drug Stores. LILLY & BROTHER, street, Baltimore, ents for Maryland and the District of Gok 24 Routh Bhi To CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. FOR SALE IN LOTS OF 5,000 FFET AND UPWAEDS, 00,000 FEZT WHITE PINE LUMBER, and *-4 SELEOTS, i: portion of PANEL, from 10 TO 20 PER OENT. LOWER T BBTAIL BATES. NATH’L B. FUGITT, LUMBER DEALEB, Sixth et. west, near Pean. ave. including an arpre THAN PRESE?, BF Please cas" | INSURANCE, hwy ' Nariosa oxton rine INSURANCE co. | OF WASHINGTON ) CAPITAL 2 scene $1.000.000 | Office No. 71 Louisiana avruse, owe 4oor east o Seventh street NO CHA! EFOR POLICIES OB BEVENUR STAMPS Risks taken om the most reasonable terms, and losses promptly paid CHARLES RNAP. President. GEO W RIGOR. Vice President. NER secretary eu Pp ‘R PRELPs, W.8 OLMSTE D Tesident Bec CONNECTICUT MUTE AL ANCE COMPANY ov BARTFORD, CONN. Assets over SIGHTEEN MILLION DOLLARS, CROBGE BR RBLE, Agent, Federal Block FE INSUR- oc ss tr ? THE NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPARY orTHs UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, WASHINGTON, D. C., . Chartered by Special Act ef Congress, Ap- Preved July 25, iss, CASH CAPITAL, 000,000 or ©. A CLABK. Phitadeighia. Prestitent Say COORS, Chairman Finance sod Bacon? 8 YD. COOKB, Washington, Vice Pr nt BESON W. PEET, Philedeiphis, Seore and Actoary. RNER. Washtocton, Anatetant Seor O18 G. SMITH. MD, Medical Dire * MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD. 3.K. BARNES, S5rgon General Dulied = Army, Washington 4 RWITZ, Chief Medical Depart United States vF, Washington D. W. BLISS, M.D.) Washington The advantages ofernd hy th It ies National Company, « act of Congreen. 1885 A paid op capital of ©1,0% am, It ofters low rates nam It furnishes larger (nenrauce than other com- panies for the same mor It is definite and cer fem home ts policies ; Pi here are bo Gunecessary restrictions ia the pol- om Every poltcy '8 non-torfeitable. Policies may oe taken Pay to the insured thetr full amount and retatn all the promtnu that the insurance coste only the decrease om annus! payments Policies wil be feaned that Bar to sured during Hfe an annual income of ond the amount named in the poltcy No extra rate is charced for risks apon the lives of females It Insnres not to secnre © cont that aividents wi A LOCAL AGENT Is COUNTY, and applica’ thee for such agencies be acdrese Agents only in thetr respective distr Ctrcolars. Pamphlets and foll particalars given Gaheication at the Ofice of the Company tn this ty Company are: tered by spectal GENERAL AGENCY FOR MARYLAND, DELAWARE. VIKGINEA, WEST VIRGINIA. AND DISTRICE OF COLUMBIA. AT THE OFFICE OF JAY COOKE « Co., FIFTEENTH STEE OPPOSITE TREASURY D5 WASHINGTON D. 0. “pre health Smolcer aw. Price Fifty ceute pert ing tr Postmaster’s 7 Borton’s An find it on ee 8. Gata. Courotton. From tHe US. Treas Please send a supply . recetved has dome ots work sv Re on Co., Ohio. relery $ Oice— te Tre ons O.T. Rncax. eRe STATE Pkisox —Gemtlo- “having wen cared of the ning Or. Burtom's Antt- y tor the prisouers of this ofM. H. State Prison, Frow New Hy men of influence appetite for toburec dote, we desire a institation, Joserk Maro ABannrk «Teer Moxy for Tobacco aa. Masw, ist Nar. F A Orego vata’: Teor TMOTE ected my br FALLS, oe Frow tee Powire Bra sare earmed im monchs by asiDg Bartous Antidote, ead aii desire for tobacco it removed Woe L. Warr Jr. From tHe Bove Jovenar, Bava. pi ate a's Antidote remoned or th I take pleasare ta recommending ft to ai! a T TeR, PAitor, FOr SALE BY ALL ee ark & Cop D. PGi OKLING, Cerner Pa avenne ant Mf street, Goueral Agen for Distric not Sa, Isponraxr NEWS. ©. B. JEWELL'S POEMIUM SUAPB TEE BEST 504808 Fo THE LEAST MONB! fu the market mateon the oid fashion pian by bolt tng, eu are free from all Imjerious Obewical sdciteraions “NEW YORK O@TY SOAP, * CHEMICAL OLIVE SuaP, * LAUNDEY SOAP, fre brands of supertor quality, and are guaren- od Lo wive perfect satinvaction ASK YOUE GROCER for sny of those and take a9 other oopt wie by all of the £URT GROCERS tm the Manofactory, Nor $60 art 502 G etrest aorth Be 1 ical eo gOVELTY FOUNURY WOKKS, PARKEESBUBRG, WEST VIBGINIA. We bave on band one Portable Kteam 3 for $1,760 cash; also, several portable engines suitatle for threshing machines of 10 horas power; also, several portable engines off wheels from 15to Whorse power or under. Persone wishing to pur- chase new or second band machinery, engines or do well to call or address M. 0., Parkersburg, West Virginia, ee H. W. CATHERWooD, DEALER IN FINE OLD RYE WHISKIES, BO. 114 SOUTH FSUNT STREBT. PHILADELPHIA. Extra Fine OLD MONONGABELA X WHIBK: Extra ¥ine Old - xx _ Extra Ghotee Old * Xxx « Extra Choice Old XXXX Extra Superior OLD NECTAR WHISKIES | Very Superior OLD CABINBT » Our stock of OLD WHISKIBS ts uneseally leage and highly improved by age, and our customers tay confide in us that the unrivalled quality everywhere acknowledged of our Old Monongahela ye nana eer ce Azur WAGONS, HABNBSS, kc, ABMT WAGONS, HARK gas, ac, ARMY WAGOHS, HARNESS. 0s Fie whee ote a aves! er on a f _