Evening Star Newspaper, September 8, 1869, Page 2

Se ma, SAE ae Se EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the District CROSBY S. NOYES..........Editers WASHINGTON OITY: WEDNESDAY....SEPTEMBER &, 1569, —————————————— S7 READING MATTER ON BVERY PAGE. SER OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELB- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. DEATH OF SENATOR FESSENDEN. | ‘The painful intelligence reaches us by the telegraph of the death of Senator Fessenden, of Maine. it bad been hoped that he had pass- | €d the crisis of his illness and would recover to | ‘ad and lead in the cils of the nation for comstitation, never vig- | been unable to carry him | through. Though his independent course upon the impeachment question and other matters bad | called upon him the denunciations of the ex. | treme men of bis party, mone probably doubted that he was governed by comsci tous convictions of duty in every act of bis Ifife, and all will admit that im Bis death we lose the most statesman-like | mind ofthe country. Mr. Fessenden was bora | ip Boscawen, New Hampshire, October 16th, 1806, and is consequently about 63 years of age He graduated at Bowdoin College in 1523: studied Iaw and was admitted to practise in Portland im 1827; was « member of the Maine Legisiature im 152 and re-elected | in 18%; was a representative in Congress from 1°41 to 1543, declining farther | Service; was again in the State Legislature in | 1815 and 1816, and re-elected in 1853 and 195i: and was elected a Senaior in Congress for six | years from March, 1253, serving as a member | of the Committee on Finance; and in 1259 was Te-elected for the term of six years, serving as chairman of the Committee on Pinance, on the | Library Committee, and also asa Regent of the ‘Smuthsonian Institution. He was also chair- man of the Special Joint Committee on Re. | MS%t construction. He was a member in 1832 | Of the Convention which nominated Heury Clsy tor President, and also of the Con- | ventions that nominated Generals Taylor And Scott. During the summer of 1358, the degree of L. L. D., was conferred upon him by | Bowdotm College. He was also s 8 member of | the Peace Congressof 161. In July,1834, he was appointed by President Lincoln Secretary of the Treasury, in place of S. P. Chase resigned: and soon afterwards received from Harvard | University the degree of L. LD. In 1361, he | Was re-elected a Senator in Uongress for the yerm commencing in 1865 and ending in 18: ‘He resigned bis seat in the Cabinet, March 4. | 1895, and entering upon his new Senatorial | term was again placed at the head of the Finance Committee, which arduous and re- sponsible position he filled with great ability, entil bis failing health compelied his with: drawal from it. ma WAKING UP. The Boi of Virginia seem to thinks it is about time to give up political abstractions and enter upon the work of business recon. Struction. 1t really looks now as if a proper railroad system will be put in operation in that State, by means of which Richmoud and Norfotk will assume the business proportions they are fairly entitled to; and the rich but Undeveloped portions of the State now having no access to markets will be opened up. The Norfolk and Great Western Railroad Com. pany and the Virginia Internationai Land Company have lately entered into a con- tract by which the iatter company engages to find purchasers and settlers for all the sur- | plus lands lying along the projected railroad that may be conveyed to its company in sub- seription for stock. This the land company will undertake to do chiefly by inducing and | | demied it. | elections in a secret sort of nent o tt & Bween: | Tats RVENING. toc saborle. ke | The irrepressible Ignatias Donnelly bursts iq f rth sgain upon the view with the announce- ment that he 1s a candidate for Governor of | Mississippi before the Republican Convention. | Some time ag» it was suspected that he had ag boars, D intention to be & camdidate, Having sow ying and carried a large ber of ay, Re NOW pub- Icly announces that he will go before the Con- vention. He is apparently so strosg that the pspers hostile to him thimk that harmony im | shall the party can only be restored by nommating | Bim. There is terrible growling, however, | lore in the anti-Donnelly circle: ‘BTHODIST EPts- coral CHURCH.—There is a very sharp con- trov between the Christian Advocate of New York andthe Northwestern Advocate of Ree. on the | the members of the Church, male and female, | busi t . 5 the oftwenty-one Yeats of ageand over ‘and tothe | gant, space, b the vote casts wary ame all, Seing fous thax | at vi castis sm! baw or oe, —— members} arch,& much smaller hol fe ieee is vow eke Raleanls int 5 the vote cast was aboat rote was | ot decisive, owing 10 the latge number whe Gid not vote at ail, and that the qasetion 1s | Teally thrown back on the the de. | cision. ir ect tigg and aoat of mod other church papers are ground the’ the vote of the members of | Poppe is decisive, and that the ministry in | cu the annual conferences should give it their | sanction. | eile i - a women.and 129 are are ren under 8 years . Fal rt} t,are under 24. Most of them are uatives of Engiand and Wales. A few are trom Switzer- land, Denmark Germany. Besides the Beoca, Stand, jarket- Stand, Stall o: | to way or the extent ‘per. obet and President of the company, there are nine mis- | jonaries ‘accompanying the men are chiefly mechan tives, and a AVPRAY AT A Caxr-! ks. The result of tke conflict was the mor- tal wounding of Charles Browu, who wasshat | a white man named William Saeppard an: sili S. Anthony, and anegronamed Henry | | Paar em =D east and Penn. See ot FINE GEOOREYE JOHN V. BR as coor OPPORTUNITY. oar GOGH Aut TipaNe eat we oo ‘White, were severely injured. | | gd Btors nok nuobcol te Teast ths wishin, rood S7-Dally Daven the Comedian, was married on Friday, in St. Lonis, Frankie McClellan. ‘The bridal pair have go: wo New Orleans. SF The noted Virginia horse-thief, Lucien | - Baird, one of Mon feder was @7 Eight hundred women have signed a tiller us the Battle Creek. Mich., on | = asking that body toenforce the Tiqeor | wr S7-Jack Graham, the murderer of Miss Em- | ms Coniey, at Rome, Ga, a short time sinca, j —— en from the guard, and shot on Wed- nesdsy. before the Chicago ‘Temperance Convention, that seven-cighis of the adult California, maie and pdphé iy! 3 funeral of a = = &e Ostet To M Seok MORNING i 9 i ee FUBLIC RCHOOLS—In + te i | | it be ne a panloa ofthe Public tlic Behrale TO TO WOR a e! ~ (Phureday. epab & Onre! fe 8-3tit Joer BECEIVED ALA GENTS’ FUR wm Goops e a4” | sneltburse walls, P TOBACCO business hereto- ge W. Cochran and Joba name of GEO. W. COUK. Ta Boum eacte ‘avenue, at. xd House, e, will continue to be Con Bane t from this date gement and cor adjoining Kicternod i [Ohron & Republican} £ AND OAREPUL SELECTEDSTOOK OF CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS rah paleo veneeans BH stroct. Nn. THORSON, Merchant Tailor. embracing iden. the SF 18 MADE TO }SITED ‘STATES one | vera: ASHING TON. D. O., Sept. fe poution of Caast on cedet of the Pros: | slon of © potent xeanees im oa th vith Gav of tant se BM DON EON. Deogmberr Is, for an te ia rae orasred. e SOOIA- | closed wth day of Roreraben Beat that the ea oe time for fling erguments ‘amin KUONES, Secretary. | MAYOR'S tr: Li AS H eH be Bea thet November nex! ai and re- wmited to the 16th day of November next, t wale be heard on the 220 day of furnishing facilities for the immigration from iS walmart ero) ks ol 208 lawsw Germany of persons of sufficient substanca to | [he several mas ‘scce-aance suabie them to become purchasers. To thisend | 2 ee staat a 406 clnaieirer geese they will proceed with all practical dispaten | Mayor. | 7TH STBEBT. 7TH STREET. toestablish agencies m Germany, and engage | Peeein | vROM the means of transportation to Norfolk. The | ula ff arate atts! wart TON, NEW YORK PHILADEs means accruing from sales will go to the rail- | "elock. it se OF akiog 8 ‘action i Bos: — PRIA, road company in aid of its fund for construc. | ca fo the dent otGem Jon ASBawiiss, } AND BALTIMORE ton. This project seems feasible, and prom- iL | MaSKers, 1ses very important results. lie feces oot We notice in our Virginia exchanges other ss | at Be ee We indications of a spirit of enterprise aroused ss throughout the Siate,im the way of develop. | Army E coceeey) Be sista! te nas, Dac bre Sra Sone ing its resonrces and opening up its commani. | mPer 8.8 ou! join arms,@in. | Variety. cations. We hail these indications with great — A. ati ae < amnciaie.| | e0coa — BUGS, MATS, &c. satisfaction, for everything that tends to the | — a =¢ - Prosperity and development of Virginia tends | I Ae ry description, whi ch persone will also to the advantage of this District and its | 10 COF- At to their advantage to cive mee call before warkets. | iecretary Mii sien defermined ee Se | for yourselves. Tae Bactiworm Crry Hatt Fravp niall | iy [tke Bw FO eeLIAMS. YEsticati0x.—The report of the Special Gom- | y yp satus fe RA DAE. Peesttens. ‘between G wud ot’? muttee of the Baltimore Uity Council for the investigatior of charges im connection with the City Hall contracts, is published in the papers am that city this morning. The says that | the committee appear in no wise to nave sbrunk from the discharge of their duty, ‘Which in theee days of official sortcomings is especially to be commended. By one of the Tesolutions submitted with the report, the Present building committee are requested to resign, and by others the annuling of the pres- ent and entering into entire new contracts, in ‘@ccordarc? with ordimances of 1-63, are con- templated, the committee holding that the ex- asting contracts do not comply witn their pro- visions. It is proposed also to direct the City Eegister to make no farther payments on ac- count cf the new City Hall untal directed by a new building committee hereafter to be ap- Pointed. The Board of Aldermen, at their spacial meeting last evening, passed a large number of bills for Isying water mains, erecting gas | Jamps, and other city improvements. Also, & bill wbich will give much satisfaction to cit! zens who bave suffered loss from light weights aud scant measures in their purchases. The ball referred to makes it unlawfal for any un- @uthorized person to stamp, seal, mark, or paint upon any scale, weight,or measure in this city the Government stamp or other de- ‘Vice calculated to deceive or mislead purcha- ses; probibits the use of spring balances after November Ist of this year, and provides that platform scales, before being uzed, shall be examined and certified to by the Sealer of Weights and Measures. | Ohief Justice Chase denies again that he has | ‘ay aspirations for the Presidency, or that any ‘movements are being made in his behalf in | ‘that direction. Ina letter to the Hon. James | A. Briggs he says be is «not at all satisfied that af in @ bigber place, he could do any better ‘than those now exercising executive tunctions do.” He adds:—«I want nothing whatever of ‘® political character, and desire that my name may be disassociated hereafter in men’s minds | ‘With all political action. If this is too much to expect, let me hope, at least, that no friend of mine will lend any comntenance to such absurd nontense as that to which [ have re- | ferred.” — es General Butler is not so busy with his can- | Massachusetts cas AcRnOWLEDGHERT— ‘writer of this begs, through the columns of your valuable paper, to return for self and family | her siucere and heartfelt thanks for the great Kindness and assistance rendered hor on the occa- glon,of th the illness, death and funeral of her hus- 8. Boxtcomery Fist to the worth; tor of iv ireinte, erence | Methouiat Episcopal Guare pot — her sais tathgab Sim which he wate Vattor the ean of bores ere a di Cheering saua Eheering aon the rer rca = feo day of discourse, ehal pot soon be forgotten by a gratsfal widow owasd ber Raval Masons, era the of Odd Fe son cont! dered crery service ti ald ed him eb by their presence, hie col on ‘the fs widow and or; inthetr dist an azo totem Walleviste the eres alamity that hed visited us CautaT fhe God of the widow ‘and fetheriew blose them individually Ged collectively, ana “enable out Devolence and) ‘charity focalcated in thett several Sea aoe weaias, if MOBTGOME Washington. Septem*er, mavonsirY: intend moor og if office reat face, ae a, in op sition to t Mec city aavation et id Hike Ee ‘ca meto iat hy ae pe 2-1. w* Great Antic caurian Bookat ez, ononer, McO0O A 4 VED as RESIDER rnd AND i BY sy! pons avenu hours, from 5 to 9 ‘viting Stowe-Byron pie. He undertakes to dis. prove the story by, the tests of legal analysis, and goes about his work with his usual vigor and acuteness. It is droll to see Dana mischievously naming ‘Hotace Greeley for sll sorts of foreigu missions and cabinet positions, and Horace innoceatly ‘and seriously denyivg in the Trivune that he is ‘& candidate for said offices. pieeedt ns ass 1 se ‘The Counctls have made no progress with _the canal question. About time something was guilty of profanity. He says he'll be d—dit he will bave any swearing in his dominions. peepee ‘The hogs, cows, and goats ‘ere still at large in the streets of Washington. wae an S7 Anta Dickinson continues & Csitfornia on “Universal Suirage “Cure ia SF The Jews of Cimcicnati own 310,030,000 of property. S7-Rex. Mr. May and Senator Witsen a: doth said to be at work om a history of thea? slavery conflict. EF The streets of Chattanooga are 1i With petro-oil lamps, said to give fe twice ss much Light ss gas. tom om | Septetuber 6, 1898, NOTIOE IS HEREBY GIVEN thai a copart- pershty hae this day ben entered red into by the, un- orsign the erws eu 9th and 1th streata, Ne axe "ath “treet ties ‘eet. ‘Thi y soT-3t MADB 18 T: set St wc a im the ‘Scontinuance of the tame os ay new sve aie ei A mote 906-3 Saee ‘Sepeembes th ‘treet, between G and H. sepi-2 P=souor1Eo OF COPABTHaESAIP. heretofore exteting betwee: ain Be . Richi ecd a 5 a iN Fi etaay A*h GMlow ARSON. under rm. style of BCH, LANGBAN & OGILVIE. to cgnduce bastnees of Bookscligts. (ttationers, dele Wookstgres on 331 Fons} 29 south A atre atittter of the lato Stm of #rouen d respectfully solicit a cont! nerously extended o satvons, Taylor = Soux acrxoy OHICKEEING eg eri Vose & eS WwW. EBON ‘and GEORGE i a avtep CRA 'S. celebrated Boston PIANOS. S7 STOCK LABGE, TERMS BASY. bred Four amt M.WILLIAN «(By BLUIS, ding wi 8 a As Orannn sores oF ANDSOMB NOVELTIES IN FEATEBBS, FLOWBES, HATS, BONNETS, BREDUINSS, Erc , Erc. DEESSES, SUITS, CLOAKS, races Having this day removed to my New Store, No. 294 MABEBT SPACE, Corner 8th street, two doors east of old stand. Wrbich es berm ester eee qe tied end adanted non increased tad imoke voome greater iberal ak Rew stand. Be. BAvis. Taw Oe. ORGANS, ac. py es pret Saaer a a por SATS Sey a ADAMY, at = are gl oa er @ pe os twenty-four rs real ricer ows 2 ce rs | hich ! | FOR SALE AND RENT. _ FOR SALE AND RENT. _ Mm AN: aes ERE a eee 4°; st. Board (a aad BED for rent. with or Eg d 5 Gatuiniehed P a rare ope wee rates Street, Pa ae at yor a P—Fiftens Be Caer ee “aia ‘Apply to 35 9th atre sis ished; conven 00d stable end eafri Spgoed tenant. Be aaa renteat for hous ed OF tore pd a Al “4 “ay, or mont : for teat, 474 ith oo ma OT a Ayia Boro SELENE ed pt oe {see to improved re By twe tn at sbatlatas ot with Stock sae ‘also. a rood inthe yard. Geleble Tors butcher of ree Price low it thee ieee or at 1. Jum Taab cab sisnss bebe Fos, R= C x aes SAI CHAN fy TO CURE 397 rors er oommanice- a Pe, avenue and srvest ig faratahed ames BOCES, which me = eee. geared. Cane gamegeed BOBSE. eae oe Svenue, corner 4% st. i eee ome kooping. CH poe ae geri eet Pats = ry street. Piet eet Ww. HAMILTON & 00. ORLY FU. ROOMS, WITH HOME Nit ce pare ee, Ba farnished. at greatly reduced prices; Table t extreme! terme. A 6 Re Tsu street. abe mi ‘OR BALB—A three story BRICK 1 ween ith'and ty sunt olde Any street, between 9! gee rapge, stable on rear of | rty foot paved p a Schaar two-story — HOUSB, Kitchen lerge yard ee | Set ie HD —Ts i 2 dulre orsepGn ‘WYLis. band Kane See mol La’ ry port EM ET clase ear HOUs hed, con: | te ar the mnodern i aus 363 Hi st.. cor. of Mth. Gent’ (aneenccam ‘containing § | Boots. Bhoes. v0 ‘OK HOUSES Rie, aE T= in. Georgetown, contain marble mantels, chi (OH BENT—The 434 Poute|venie 6th streete, embracing o fovysaloce saveral de rable acy eeveral desirable cou plete order ADIT. to 8B. BUvaLL, ier chant Tailor, 434 <FineT be cameo fonr itm all mod th treet oonmey cs aE SoA ee s02-6t___ Real Ratate Brokers: 310 ¥ atiee OR AL ng Boy GREAT BARI a 25 feet by 140; a very aes fase. One nats NED’ b ears. Also, B pcs WaGaa 08 E. s022w 466 7th strest, opponite Pen L OTS: LOT Br! it OM FBOM $10 TO $25 DOWN AND $5 TO $20 A MONTH, IN THE FIE8T WARD, IN THE SECOND WARD AND ON CAPITOL BILL, BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED. Apply to - to -tt JOSHUA WHITNEY & UO. 416 Seventh street, bet. @ and H. Avonld seekanen tae rel Would exchange fot pe erty. A FRA MOHON & 80h as "Boiss Ohio a i2th ‘aod 18th a iD; wn. D. O., in rearof Union Hotel Im. mediate possession given. | Rent $35 per onthe BRICK HOUSE, Bo, “SO Groene strect, nosr Bridge me cont aink leven room! ie nee, rth tabl Bont mont siete “RILEY 4. SHINS, 57 Groene street, Georgetown. Foz BENT-A Bouck ee at ‘rooms: water, jarge col jo mantelee ia the most Seairenicp ity, near Franklin Row. Inquire of streets. corner of 13th and Fo RE) aN eootears’. Building, =e 318 Pe Ween ta and 1ith suitable Se! pi to W. Mik. Hoate any ‘Steves, eaters, &e., ua aw BHICK DWELLING > marble: window hoade su a d ate} marbl oi OR RENT a, Brick BESIDE OE ‘corner Bixth and without BOARD. in @ deltanttal looation. "Prices it ary jon. moderate; No. S90 sth street, rane uD FURNITURE SALE Tn penne UW RLLIAG HOU Biorg attached comer ot Mi 0 modern improvements, and the oar ie ent ‘stang na for" business, ‘To, & £004, forme wilt be resonable. | T \¢. feraiture ta ite * cold ofibe peice Sputlican.or a. ‘LOY Bsc ror ear a STEN aoe of the 4 Eater ehh en cron of more of improved ae Hurapine, 3s olles toons int ineepening { pORRATY raver La STERRT. La 008: na a1 F narcot, be are iret Apels fo ule \F mee v6 THOS. ‘one door south aGaninan. ie ca soe er } oi Mee daryland sense Ba Wor farther particulars sy | my aot ate: ‘OR RENT—In « private Tonily, © dolightfal Me between Pend : s mest between F nd nd streets ath rand 1 Bo. | F moar IT BROOM. well aah fo closets, aad ror a P age, a pa hee Sy a ferme —! ‘sto! | Fitcie SELK Fear story. Pressed ront . srme med tog-rosuny ail modera improvemeute, Ay a eee cee cu DWaLLiNo Z " ine six. y OME, suitable inthe house; ‘good nelghborhood, house and stable ‘apply to JORN 3. on the premises, No. 263, aes cormer High and t 8 3 se 3-6t" ‘my3s 3 BOOS on street. De- ta : BLEY & GUY. Pa. oth wad 1ith streotes © Suyti-et” eon, '—FUBNISHED mee 3. storie. with op without board; 3 between lith and Howusss amp IN THE @ ry aND country FOR SALE BY 5. P. BROWN & SON, REAL ESTATE BROKERS, Conner 167TH STREET any Hew YoRe Avenvai wey FrInB my Mt, Floseast Ni . & H. W. SMITH’s BObTON PABLOR ORGANS. SOLE AGENCY. For sale or rent on eee On EL! rr ‘Front, eo7-St 306 Penn. eth ag Z ieee Frost, IVED FROM BOSTON, HRW a OdReETs. Bless or ot bowel! and’ Hartiora ply, 100 ma Sieeay Lowell and Hartford Ingrain ae Philadelphia Mills Ingrain OAR- and List CARPETS ma eon a are, of al CARrETs. ace ben On dats aon ti OLur on fice je oops, tombich wo re. ‘om persons wishing “ pur. een? ingur live of busines Beaman see a 7th street, between Gand H GREEN 4 WitLtams, ‘areroows, e720 Corner of 7th and D atracts. Joux 7, mircueun, 312 PENNBYLV AN: IA AVENUB. opened and re- Fe-marked our entire stock sc TALL 44ND winteR GOoDs, added many ri a beet titi iy ‘aT LOW PRICES bask not be ee inted n inspection Pf tock solicited. 50 6-6t PHILP & SOLOMONS, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, 332 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between Nixta axp TENTH StREEts. ALL THE NEW BOOKS AS SOON AS PUB- LIsHsD. Orders by mail promptly supplied at publishers’ prices. wed D <The Sirt moons, an eee og 14 LR ‘Mo. 337 Teh etreet SH) BOOKS! SCHOOL BOOKS !! . a won corner #t (rt Seer = J areeamen ee ee cae es tv solved by bis Mowker. at lure Eee betw. Tend K. a 3 ‘Eat "S BROKER, autl-tf Cor New York avenue and 9h “ c Besling. ‘Gare reopen Medium, Shee cennatied at No. 416 Batreet north, upon all basi: 8. Jaunzs HUGH ATTOBEBY aND D®: "223; | ,be most akilifut ‘and. cldest estab t ‘ re im the city may Fe | in'bim, "He guarantese's (oon snd patients 800 no ene ATHARIBL WILSON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Bas pre 409 F STREET, my tf NEAB Tra. BBING'S WONDERFUL REMEDY— VIAFUGA, Read Pamphict of remarkable cures. vores Omer teaton eee Fo, Very Mast, Wilt wegsid _6S-3t" 468 Sth, between 4 rooms, se sue bees month, ‘Apply 8. eee ae san sane SEO aT _ a EL Ast tis a4 se6. ue es XTOMES: ‘and eeu Te of the io ‘strect, pear with HB CHEAPEST ‘Ere Bad BUY To! SCHOOL BUORS i eotabliened Headquarters, corner 7th bane SHUSTER & SROTHEB, ‘A. AVENCE, BETWERN 9TH AND 10TH STREETS, Al BOW A bey 1G TOOK so SUSUR AP 2a oo assortment be pegetving, Sat SCHOOL BOOKS, SCHOOL REQUISITES, &e., &e., kee WE WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF SCHOLARS. PABENTS, GUARDIANS. AND AL80 PROFESSORS AND TEACHERS TO OUR LARGB AND Sperters STOCK UF £VEBYTHING IN = iL AND COL'EGE TEXT BOOK SCHOO LINE WHICH WS WILL SELL AT VERY LOW BATES, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. BLANCHARD & MOHUN, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, Corner Pa. avenue and Lith Street, Feez WASHINGTON CITY. Bazcams | BARGAINS!! Bell tire atock ing ourentirestock gap rox cASH 20 Market Brace. Imroztax iT! WILL BEMOVE TO COR. EIGHTH 8ST. AND MARKET SPACE, s fine 8 by Bell redaction = ahas geet DAVIs’, 20 Markes Space. Gagar expvotion 1m FANOY ABD MILLINERY GOODS teniaseagrinamaers Roepe No For a few days only. 20 Market Space. 3 bor Duns a2 AND OTHERS. w.s. CHANDLES. MN GIGARS AND — in twe re commer ok eee 15. Vatuasce HOTBL FEO CLOTHING, &c. A. SAKES & C©O., Clothiers, HAVE REMOVED ro THEIR OLD STAND, 317 SEVENTH STREEr, aNnD SOLICIT AN INSPECTION. eud)-tr BRIBEROSS, (Daccemsor to H. F. Lownon & Oo. CITIZENS, ARMY AND BavY MEBOBAST TAILOR, mnsat"5e. 303 Peas, avenee, Wamington. DENTISTRY. D* 4.7. F. COOMBE, DAUTIST. No. #47 ene | Bo. 260 PENWSTLVABTA AVENUB, ‘Between 13th and ib strects. TEETH BX senate WITHOUT Pain, be made for pn meg Sage ar- = | Set se oest oe The Cheap Place! GREATER IN DUCEMENTS THAN EVER WELCH'S BEST FAMILY FLOUR aT $2.70 PER SACK. RAY'S ARLINGTON MILLS FAMILY AND ALL OTHER GRADES OF FLOUR REDUCED. BY Cc. S. OHARE & SON, 252 SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN M AND N STREETS. GOOD COUNTRY HAMS, 20 Ot.; BEST SUGAB CURED (Csnvassed), 25 Ots.; BROWN SUGAR, 12, 125:,13, AND 14 Ote; CLARIFIED, 15 AND 16 Ots.; LEAF LABD, IB CADDIES, 24 Ots per poont. LONDON BROWN STOUT AND YOUNGER'S PALE ALE, @2.75 per doren; PUBE APPLE CIDER SPEEE'S STANDARD WINE BITTERS; SPEER'S PORT GRAPE WINE; COX'S SPARKLING GELATINE, 20 Ot. per package. Particular attention paid to the SELECTION OF TEAS. BY Cc. 8s. OHARE & 80N, 952 SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN M AND N STREETS. eu%-tf BR] TRUNKS, GER ENCOUBAGE HOME MANUFACTURES, SOLE LEa‘’ = TRON Soetraty Pan TRU! vad 1 ey AT LOW PRIO! Ling BAGS, ac.. TiGAL MANUFACTORT Fe PBA? JAMES S. TOPHAM & CO., Ts00 am SEVENTH STREET. One door above Odd Fellows’ Hall. 2zcenty atta STING, ae wong wort ies" TRAVEL! C. ». sawnuis rua soar. bates 75 Sere HE eebenas” oul 9-100