Evening Star Newspaper, September 14, 1869, Page 2

—— atemteeneiibeeite EVENING STAR. | Largest Circulation in the Distriet CROSBY 5S. NOYES..........Editer. WASHINGTON OITY: TUESDAY........SEPTEMBER 14, 1569, nnd S7 READING MATTER ON BVERY Pac. SEB OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- @BAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. ———— PARTY LINES — Ashe IMPROVE- ‘Was Bimsenntte parte \aryland is a good Geal divided over railroad matters and rival Personal interests, and the attempts at compro- mise have proved so unsuccessful up to this ‘time that it seems probable that there will be Hlercer fight at tne coming State electior Detween these wings of the Democracy tha: ‘With their common adversary, the Republican Party. One faction, it is stated, bas selected Mayor Banks as its ext candidate tor Gover- nor, and Sheriff Davis as the successor of Mayor Banks in the Msyoralty. Tne same taction bas determined to make Joba Merry. man State Treasurer, whilst their opponents, it is declared. are Isboring to keep tn office the present Treasurer, Robert Fowler, and hope to make a leadicg Democrat from the Eastern Shore of the State (sovernor, and Mr. Heary Duvall, the President ot the First Kranch of the City Council, Mayor of Baltimore. Tae contest for State Treasurer, it is understood, involves the interests of the Baltimore and Onin Railrosd on the one side, and of the Baltimore and Potomac and the Western Maryland Railroads om the other. In the Western And Southern couaties, especially, the Rail- Tesd contest is most violent, the impression bewg thatthe re-election of Mr. Fowler will Tesult im strangling the Western Maryland, the Baltimore sud Potomac, and the Frederick and Pennsylvania Line Railroads, in the westerm counties the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal is largely in the contest, and the tead between the contending factions is eo earnes! shatif two tickets are not in nomination, the trengta of the party cannot be polied for either wing. The Republicans hope to gain something by these dissensions, and the Baltimore American Urges 8m Active organization of that party for the carapaign. We advise the Republicans of Maryland, however, not to let their party zeal carry them to the extent of throwing the State into the Bands of the railroad monopolists. A | petty party success a: @ time when there are ho great matiomal interests at stake would bé Gearly earned by the sacrifice of the railroad enterprises in progress, and from which both Dlaryland and this District expect so much. ‘Tne Republican party, claiming to be the party of progress, and holding the balance of power i Maryland, should co-operate with tha Wing of the Maryiand Democracy making a & fight for incressed raiiruad facilities—so it seems to us. ‘The firs occurred since General Grant’s Administration came into power took place in Maine yesterday ‘The candidates for Governor were Joshua L. Cramberiain, Republican; Franklin Smita, Jvemocrat; N.G. Hiteabora, Prokibition. Gov- ernor Chamberlain was re-elected. The tem- Perance people ram a ticket of their own, in order to test the positive strength of their party an the State, but did no: succeed in seriously Gividing the Republican you. A Legistatare Was also elected, which is undoubtedly Repub- Hican, and will ratify the proposed Fifteenth Amendment to the Federal Co: tation. It ‘Wil also elect a United States Senator for the | term commencing in 1571. Governor Cham- berlain appoints to fill the unexpired term of ir. Fessenden, but it is not known whom he | ‘Will eelect. For the succeeding term he is bimselt a candidate, but the probabilities are that Spesker James G. Blaine will be the choice of the Legisiature. The New York Sun, noticing the incongruous tentures of high society im the cos- tame worn by the drivers of hearses and car Tisges at funerals, which is without regard to wauiformity. or even to good taste and cleanli- Ress, says this was especially conspicu it the faneral of General Rawlins, and that the same Is apt to be true also of the most carefully arranged fanerals in New York, for the same yeason. | ‘There 1s some truth in this criticism, aud we Temember the surprise «xpressed by an English Visitor ia Wasbingtou om the occasion of the | tunera) of General Baker, at the mixed costame cf the drivers, some wearing white hats, some biack slouch hats, some dirty, greasy caps, some white coats, some black coats, &c., &c. Aud the soldiers were nearly as incongruous im appearance, some gloveless, some wearing soiled white gloves, some black gloves, and so on. This is a matter worth a little attention eu the part of those superintendiug public funerals. Superintendent Richards, in bis paper upon Vriwary Schools, their defects and the reme- s for them, reat before the Trenton Conven - stated a (ruth worth attention, in saying that instruction during the first five years of | scheol-life should bs mainly oral, and that | children ebould never be confined to the school-room except when they are actually re- cous ing inatruction. He recommends spacious acd well-ventilated rooms, and for each class | Of children at least two rooms—a «chool-room, intellectual traming, and a play-room or exercise room, Weil provided with appliances for smusement and physical training. Sound munds in sound bodies, that’: the doctrine’ We hope Superintendent R. will be able to carry out these ideas successfully in Ucualf of the Auttle ones. RELIEF FOR TRE AVONDALE Scrvmnens.— | ‘The Iate meeting of Pennsylvanians in this city appointed Rev. B. B. Emory to solicit funds for the reliet of the suff-rers at the Avon- coal mine calamity; and Mayor Bowen in commending Mr. Emory and the object he has in view to our citizens, leads off with a sub- scription of $20, which we trust will be the ucleus for liberal contributions by all classes benefit of the aillicted survivors of the dead mixers, who number seventy-three wid- ows and ope hundred and fifty-four fatherless children. Their needs are pressing, and no ove should fail to respond promptly to an ap- peal for aid tor the: We are in receipt of the first few numbers of 7) Republic, the latest candidate for public savor im New York journalism. It isa hand- somely made up and well printed sheet, but the republication of the same reading matter two and three times is not a healthy indication. it ts edited by St. Clair McKelway, formerly a Wasbington correspondent of Ta World, ‘author of the famous canard about the Wash. ington negroes and ther wholesale purking — cpetations upon hotel guests. To-pight the Democrats of Baltimore city bold primary meetings in the several wards to select delegates nominate a candidate for Sheriff. The contest appears to be mainly between Mr. Augustus Albert, President of the Board of Fire Commissioners, and Uolonel George P. Kane, ex-Marshal of Police. The nominating Convention meets to-morrow. Tax Lovpos asp HaMrsaine Ratteoap ComnacTion.—The Alexandria Canal. Rail- road and Bridge Company evidently mean business. They advertise in our paper to-day tor railroad cross ties, and will soon have a force of workmen grading the line of the Georgetown branch of the Alexandris, Low. | don ard Hampshire Railroad. —a ND ‘The one hundredth anniversary of the birtn> | cay ot Alexander Von Humboldt will be cele- brated throughout the United States to-day by our German fellow-citizens. In this city the programme embraces & grand concert at Carroll Hall to-night by the Sengerbund and the Anon Quartette Clap. Hon. U. H. Browning, tormeriy Secretary of the Inverior, has “signified bis willingness to sccept” the Democratic nomination for dele- gate to the Illinois Constitutional Convention from Adams count “From Maine to Texas” is now — by “trom Florida to Alssks.”" ST Aitoons, Pa, bast S@steam velocipede. mmportant State election that has | In the Board of Aldermen last evening, 8 com- | munication was received from the Mayor, stating that although he bas spproved the bill “defining the duties of the Saperintendent of | Public Schools, and for ouher purposes,” there | are, in his opinion, grave objections to soms of its provisions, which objections he states. The | communication will be found tn our report of | the proceedings. He thinks the Saperintendent | ought toBave more power than is given nat officer, and st will be seem that he (the Mayor) | objects to that section of the bill which pro. | Vides that the compensation of the prinelpals of the Male Grammar Schools of the First and ‘Third Districts shall be at the rate of $2,000 per annum,” while those of the other districts receive $1,600. Mr. Connolly thereupon intro- duced a resolution repealing that section of the bill amd equalizing the pay of the principats, which passe@ without oppos: bat Mr. Baker subsequently gave notice of his intention to move & reconsideration of the vote by which it was was passed. Mr. Stewart gave notice of his intention to again call up the bill to estab- lish a High Normal School, which was indefi- nitely postponed at the meeting of the Board last week. A leter from J. H. Crane, re: ting bis charges against the Mayor, was read and referred to the special committee on the subject, and Mr. Knight subsequently intro. Guced s resolution, which passed without opposition, “that the persons summoned as Witnesses before a committee of this Board shall not be permitted to publish through the proceedings of the Board the matters which they should testify to before the said committee."* ‘The Aldermen, after quite a struggle over the bill to close barber shops on Sunday, finally pasted it, by a decided vote of 9 to 4. In the lower board a letter from Hon. Lewis McKenzie, President Alexandria, Loudom and Hampshire Railroad, suggesting that he would like an interview with the boards, with a view of securing co-operation im the great enterprise looking toa short rail route to the West, was referred « the Railroad Committee. A Dill Providing that scavengers may demand their fees in advance, and Aldermen's bill providing for an additional music teacher in the public schools, and repeanng the act providing for an Assistant teacher, were passed. SUIT ror DaMAGus.—We commented lately upon the absurd law, or the absurd constrac- tiom of it by some of our city Dogberries, by which some Frederick county farmers, who | brought veal to this marxet for sale to our city market men, were arrested and their meat confiscated om the ground that they did not raise the calves. They did not undertake to retail the veal, but to sell it by tae quarter to the market dealers; but because they were not | able to prove that they had themselves raised the calves the meat was taken from them and | they were imprisoned. By our local columns it will be seen that one of these men has | brought suit against the Corporation for faise arrest and confiscation of goods: claiming ‘£10,000 damages. We do not desire, of course, that the city shall be blistered in any such damsges as these, but we trust that the result will show tbat their is no law for such pro. ceedings, and will affords salutary lesson to our policemen and magistrates hereatier. posed eee Seon ons Mayor Bowen, in approving the bill «de. fining the duties of the Superintendent of Pab. lic Schools, &c.,"" very properly objects to the section which provides that the prircipals of the First and Third School Districts shall get ‘$400 per year more salary than those in the two other Districts. He does not think it right that the teachers imvored with superior school- bouses should. for that reason, have higher salaries. The Lefingwell Troupe, at the National Theatre, is drawing well. We advise our readers to see “Romeo Jaftier Jenkins,” while they have a chance. Mea DEALERS—A eating of thi Association will be he Tred pm A aaioaees @ re- y order of the Presiden’ S =A REOULAR KETING OF THE BOA TRUSTERS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS. at their Hoo 3 Sth street, sbaY EVES ING ths D CURTIS, Secretary. Se ‘LLY, WomRIN MEN: Stated Meeting of the the WORKINGMEN’s as- SEMBLY will be held at she City Hall. © W (Wednesday) EVENING. at 8 ort of the Delegate te the Wat a2 will be recetved. and wit be hela Between Ban = Testant, bisa ED TICATION OF WAR. N LODGE, No. ¥. under the jurisdic fthe Grend ot 8 ‘A. Masons, of i DNESDAY RVEN- 2: Naelocee ‘at their Hall, 7 Bu fudine, 1ith street weat, treet. between Pi e and. rei ite LEWIS W: BELL. Sectotary iT. BUILVING Ae6OCI fth monthly mee’ jag of th the Bow led that, Oe ier uf ‘pease of Directors, fines wiil bec ppon 8 eee id'at the clove of the ty ei ™aoB: TL. HABBIS, Becretery. Witivmnuners. &: Letween 435 and eth ate Gallery in the Duited, Paese When the leaves begin to change, remittant and intermittant fevers make their appearance. From the surface of the earth, bathed Ws. from marshes aod e# aus surcharg: ture from the dying folisgs of the 1g temperature of gor and clasticity. is not in plight to resist malaria ; and hence sll diseases that are produced by a depraved condition of the atmos phere are particularly prevalent in the Fall. ‘There is no reason why the health of thousands of people should be thus sacrificed. A pre; tory course of HOSTSTTEB’3 STOMACH. TESS ie » certain protection agai: seco y the billices attacks, eee ed atrage Haart aiett eh a ett IF YOU ABE IN WANT OF A GOOD COOKING stovg, Call and look at the CALORIFIC COOK 8Tovg, To be fhund st WALTER D.Wrvitus, | Ne, 409 Ponnsyivanis ayenae, | selett ‘ | strong burlep and the | give place, and to \¢ Pood in Leavenworth ei tae wi FAUL STYLES. 4 COMPLETE 8T00K or EADY MADE MENS’ & BOYs’ CLOTHING, at A. SAKS & CO’ TAILORING DEPARTMERT. In Store, a fine Btock of ENGLISH, PRENOH, AND DOMESTIU CLOTHS, CASSIMEBES, AND VESTING! Soupeisingel tho new Roveities of the season n H OWARD UNIVERSITY. THE NORMAL AND PABTMEN e 22M WEDNESDAY. Heptember 15 mploved; creat Sane Toom co js roome for philoso pailosop! yr ARATORY DE- tthe office m. Law DEPAETH NT opens September 15. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT opens (October 6, COLLEGE DEPARTMENT commoncas Sep tember 15, 1359. JOHN COLE, Secretary. Be 14-c03t STOVES: STOVES! STOVES: THE LABGEST STOCK OF HEATING, COOKING AND PARLOR STOVES. AND THE CHEAPEST IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, TO BE FOUND at WALTEE D, WYVILL" sole-tt IysrecTor oF DOTWAYS, slx “inches sitet, to 1’ stroety ihatae. jee west 6 side diameter of fou! fuck size as snap be seepanay : face drainage tn, 80. to be pro droue,<thimbles. ad manholes. aay be econ at this Saee, Bia. ie price per It foot for main sae for trape, thimbles. ja. it the Gorpo: todoacraed if t any tia thos dose not con every respect to this advertisement will cousidere Pro: dorsed ‘*Proposais for Sewer CHARLES H. BLISS, juperint: ndent «f Sewers, &c. ents at this offi, aX = fray Beptember 27, Teno pound of brown tos , of Green Vottee, an f vil strapped boxes, ind of packages in om pany bid: 1 i@ mnst state the ti wbich the articles will be furnished (yhe sugar p at jose, rap | 1 only be recetved in Doxes, or in double sack. pric ORGAN. Brevet Bricsater Ge eral sud nd Cotof Commissary _of Subsistence, Dep't of Mlisvourl. "se lest pe POSALS FOR TAILEOAD T yposais wi recelved at_the = oe ale marie Causal. silicon ‘and Bridge a mh No ‘Wash D.0. until October | for 100 CRORE Ting sharustcar to ge @ tneh thick, not less than 6 inches of cheatnut, white delivered at Alex GaN, Trossarer. lex. Gazette copy.) JOS. J. MAY & CO.’S 305 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Berwaen NintH aNv Tanta StRxets. sD. 0. Sept. 14 1360 sel to PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT. of ly best PARIS KID GLOVES just Se 13-5ti! ae rece of this rane oo, eo conta oy ie SLPaoas in all ‘the nd Golo! ie LINS, same make; from he Lu; %3 FRED None. “all colors, at 75 i ar = BESS CLOTH, all colors, at 75 great variety, from 50 ar 5 J. May's liar Dry Goods 4 enon fa remem x as corrom, 19 W YORK MILL8, WAMSUTTA, BATES, FRUIT OF LOOM, nd other g00d brands, at small advance on case COTTON PILLOW COTTO! KING, ce, eae Uetoae toe Gocd AMERICAN OALICOBS, 12% cts, a is qualities aaet sot White FLABNBLS, from 2.10 G1 108. J. MAY'S POPULAR DRY GOODS STORE 308 Penysrivayia Avance, _sel3-Stif Between 9th and 10th sta. VY oT Wweew Wann festive ears i Ip messof the Tate brcracid beat ee i ©., 8696.10; ge 64 Wasnrnston, ann | FOR SALE AND RENT. FREER Lae onncs Te FE aes ig SAP SRNODE: 7 350 E street. pao ats ‘Tooms, aint Store, th room in the house. Apply m3 3 Soresorets ‘and 7th strecta, For! BENT— ‘fime aa ae room for | three horses. a53 Ib strect, house, ani eween it Gat thd New Work arcoue se 14-3t" iT Que of Willard's . rd Se ek ioe . Isisud r fart eat at ates B08 Pi ‘Groneres south a RENT=8tc gs Hi th‘and 8th streets Inquire of JO se leat om £ (OR BE: STORE = BOOM, No.4 | ES treet between F and Gs oppoaite I Foot, beauttally Flocated eam for rent, besuti Ly low | Between sth'and sth | ait lve Yor real aN. rent ¢,near Armory; and in Bt Foe a ie a three or four moos, | bie for bousekeepia, wife without children, No. aver between Sth and 10th streets. | required. OF BENT—A two BRICK HOUSE. con- taining seven rooms. fronting on I street, No. Possession immediate ‘ £37 near sa strest w west. eight: rege BRICK Worth’ Os acted *e front 1. 250 14 f Se 11-3t™ [O0SE No. 563 18th st., Inland, hear Agricultural Departm it First payment 8100; ‘month if not sold erally METOAUF, Ke containing 9 ‘ith an scre of | ; fine pump of water at kitchen Vegeteb ‘eden.’ only two. equates from street cats, Possession on the lst et Getober: HH & FOX, se 11-3t {Republican} Li M70 Tthatrest, jeasaut brick ween sd ans i. wet Thorough repairs, 938 rooms. kes thorough repair; 853 par mat In advance. Inyuire <i wes Me oe Boom °, Tew Batidin: ae City Hall, Boren PARLORS AND ere Pe te ts with oF without board. ot X bet 3d and 435 rd 9: » Cnfarniehed PARLOR ued HEDiO® ey Se is i a CHEAP—Fifteen acres ef LAND, japted for « garden, 13 miles a th “Apply to'26 stu orcont, Gomi mates fmprovements. A SSr'oun ticet, between @ end Hn Semcare sane was ii y room, anda mp ofepring water ‘at the ¢ 00R. No. 109 ‘and 117 3t wee! street, est. Ke ma oe tonth. inusire tou: BUPPERT NS jo, 532 ith street, pear Pa SALE—Tw. w BRIOK belay rl HOUSES, on Gay, near Green sire bap te ‘Terme easy. ‘Apply to AB. ae | ‘OB Sate ‘A GE AC L er erated a tot cents. One thi ce in one wi i caoe: wo years. Also, BUSINESS’ ‘genni’ ‘at $3 000. MAN. se2-2w 466 7th strect, Mapas: Pot Office. Lors: Lot st FBOM $10 T0 $25 DOWN AND $5 TO 820 A MONTH, IN THS FIRST WARD, IN THE StconD WABD AND ON CAPITOL HILL, BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED. Apply to JOBHUA WHITNEY & 00. 416 Beventh street, bet. @ and H. ‘AEM in Howard county, ‘Laurel Would exchan, for | Ay to ERANULS MOK ers, Ohio avenu: faeh ENT A HOUS# oft re room; large cel mar! f the city, near Fran! OTM GBMEM, corher of th, tate oad 4 ter in bath, kite! ben 3 12 land avenue, between 15th and | Mihatreetae Tunutre 208 laih'arees ware ef ‘0B BBNT—Rooms. farpiabed or mtareiabed, Fo ee at sults, out board; also, room ne ees ape Sree bat (ieee fie Ho, 188 ‘naue a at Bellders? eet W.HAMILTOR & 00. FOR SALE AND RENT. a La er ES s a} PERSONAL, $3,000 roscak On DEFERRED NOTES, eer ikOOLe fw @ ry aND country FOR BALE BY 5. P. BROWN & SON, REAL ESTATE BROKERS, rabb Robinson's reapondence. two rtgon’s Bormons. 7 the author ret,’” complete, eee, 75. ant Th Seven Scsoot FURNITUBE OF THE MOST APPROVED STYLES, AT MANUFAOTUBESS’ BATES. Bettees fer the Lecture Boom, and every requt- site for the Bchool-room, at BALLANTYNE'S, 519 aig ST., INTELLIGENCEB BUILDING. 09 2) jor RECEIVED FROM NEW AND PHILA DBLPALA. POrotien English Tapestry UABPETS. 2 pieces of Lowell and’ Hartford Three ply, "CARPETS 10) pieces of Lowell and Hartford Ingrain ABPETS. 10 rcs of Philadelphia Mills Ingrain OAS. 2 pieces of aod List CARPETS CARPETS. 2 pleces of Dui ool and CABP! ers oF ait idthe. 84, <4 and %, OIL ULOTES, Il -selected stock of Walnut acne fine PABLUS all other sk a call from persons withing (0 per. i seal aa 9 line of business | Branc re, No. Furnitare se 7-20 Corner of 7th and D streets. pay B street north, ibar ws ‘corner 7th F streets. To Deiat = BOND, Wee RETCENED residence Mo. 607 Hl street; between 4th ant set sell-im* E— Who will ellmeaLor | SOS it @ wall house, taking yally. io Bee al = ‘Address HOUSE, Box 3 LR age se ited oe ret BERS Epr es Fins ansl-tf ‘il the Reve Reresesry also ob- ‘BS. | i | CLOTHING, &c. ] Jcse RECEIVED | & LABGE ABD CARBPUL SELECTED ST00K OF CLOTHS, CASSINERBS, toon agree AED SUITINGS, very variety and fn the Latest whice ea it Syme er ores oT Bieventh stent. Bitecon Penns. ovenve ant B crest N. THORSON, Merchan: Tutior. nT ING GOO! sia jovelty, iy nd the Ta nity ints, ape eS sim Between Peane sve. set Eat. Mire Wi proctica in the Supreme Court of = ted btates, the Ovurt of Cisias, the the District of Uciumota zd Ofice, 240 av nue, bet. 13h The Vosiness of the af Bares ‘ skill icran for the treatment ef in the city. Ladies su f eritiee may amar rspone ibe nddnoce cure. His fees ore moderate aud pottonte ooo Bo on bes N@tHAnIRE WILSON ATTOBNEY-AT-LAW, HAS REMOVED TO Ho. 409 F STREET, y 24- BAB Tru. pe SALE—The Stock. {Ml of the o BEST STAR! e Te Pe 9. a crring’e Potent FIRE PROOF bay gees Chest, uctioneer, crot B.A corner = HORSE. six yours je and double arr “ and — second-hand re of JAMES KELEGES. Post Office Liv. tables. 8th street weet. otleman —— te leave the city, and has no tor them. se invest eost™ GER SEWING MACHINE. a8 good as suitable for light o: Pi ON with wheels and eth ly at DO. 419 Sth street. DE @ STORE FOR SALE, IN AN EXORL- Tent location. Bent tor selling jae City Post OMics. {OR SALE—A& BARE CBANOE—A handsome I SBLAURHAWE a ARE. 7 years old: ends cannot bes In the District; perfect Has OrEnED A rigid ag arene. wovEnzimg In arene WEBS, H. EDUINSS, Erc , Ec. SUITS, © KS, Erc.. MA) pm Ts Tan Lat BENCH STYLE. 336 Pennsylvania 7 Cite Trevise, Paris. aeT PHILP & SOLOMONS, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, 332 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Berween NintH AND Texte SrReezts. ALL THE NEW BOOKS AS 800N AS PUB- LIsHE! Orders by mall promptiy supplied at publishers’ prices. ses T° ALL WHO BELL CIGARS AND TOBAOUO. W. §. CHANDLEE, WHOLESALE DEALER IN CIGARS AND Under the Kobi |, corm 14th sts, facie you ali pot fern sine ao armen callings wr | infor pre Droste’ Cigars of all grades, frome ir to N. i, Brabus case 0 my prices are toe aleve 7 06 JUST RECEIVE! 406 7TH STREET. 7TH STREET. From BOSTON, NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA, AND BALTIMORE MABKETS, 120, picere of fers and Hartfordall Wool, a" i all W |» Ingrain CARPETS, Stair and Hom: gasrs 4 OlL OLOTEs, great paleo ates. : PAULI *yQME86 Scan oan elon 8 S'ATE AND MARBLE MANTELS. Having purchased the entire interest in the SLATE AND MABBLE MANTEL BUSIN oe pee YOUNG MEN'S Sune ASSOCIATION corner 9th and D pone Soe Iwould se¢-1m ‘streets. at SILVERBERG BasS BEMOVED soauey a : an ite {27 purexsany, \Furcical Spetadion tothe Saige eee me BAW Rice ao M.D, — Neuralg: Kheu (Coughs and Colds, re ag ong Gente, gn ck ¥ ach. He many ot other discases and ailments of tee :hemes ¥, too Bumerous to cnumerst It is @ Diuretic. cages. der. It ia here is Bot © pain omache. serene ar infam. atory, but that the King of all Pain will relieve, most instances entirely cure. It should other remedy is tried, fer {Cie almoet certain ia very case to be the only need ik PRICE. 50 CENTS PER BOTTLE. 1d by all Drugzists, Apothesaries, and Dealers 1. BROWN & DRO. Sole Fr sell-2aw6m W holraale Drogcists. B: SCHOOL BOOKS anuD SCHOOL REQUISITES FOR SALE AT THE LOWEST PRICES. BY Cc, D. LIEBERMAN, se 4-colm Corner Wi SEE WARHOL paras s ye ged re ‘AND WHA - FLOUR BACKS. nye Skewers. D* LEWIB & DAyis DENTAL Assoula- Bo, 260 PENMSYLVABIA AVE! ‘Between 1sth and 18th streets. YEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT Pain. uabtshgteeoe be mete Sor quqracting where jucted ire will be ‘The The Cheap Place! GREATER INDUCEMENTS THAN EVER WELCH’S BEST FAMILY FLOUR a’ $2.70 PER SAC RAYS ARLINGTON MILLS FAMILY AND ALL OTHER GRADES OF FLOOR REDUCED. BY Cc. Ss. OHARE & SON, 252 SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN M A N STREETS. GOOD COUNTEY HAMS 20 Ots.; BEST SUGAR CUBED (Canvasset), 95 Ote ; BROWN SUGAR, t2, 125,13 Dit Ote; CLABIFIED, 13 AND 16 Cts; LEAF LARD, IN CADDIES, 24 Ots per pound LONDON BROWN STOUT ABD YOUNGER PALE ALB, @2.75 per dozen; iE APPLE CIDER SPEEB'S BTANDABD WINE HITTERS SPRER'S PORT GRArE WINE, COX'S SPABKLING GELATINS. 20 Ou. per package. Particular attention paid to the SELECTION OF TEAS. BY Cc. s. OHARE & SON, 962 SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN M AND N STREETS. euzé-tf Bascaiss BABGAINS '' Belling our entire stock Oi gae FoR CASH afew a only. Davis. = i Market Space. Turontanr, WILL BEMOVE TO COB. EIGHTH 8ST. AND MARKET SPACE, EPTEMBEE 1.1363 Selling gt great reduction for cash previous t» that tine, aoe 90 Markos Space. x Gazat BEDUCTION IN FANCY AND MILLINEBY GOODS F “et 17, previous to removal Sei ter: ath iat once ead gst Carnation. Ves, cs 20 Market Space Cc B, JIBWELL'S PRIZE B0arP. es end be sure you 4,36. @ street north. a Pa Westingten wD. SCHOOL BOOKS, SCHOOL REQUISITES, ke., ke., ke. WE WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF SCBOLARS. lie GED vnaoenne ABD Ea mas PR To ABGB AND D COMPLETE STOCK OF fyrmrraine IN HE SCHOOL AND COLLEGE TEXT BOOK LINE, WHICH WE WILL SELL AT VERY LOW BATES, WHOLESALE AND BETAIL. — BLANCHARD & MOHUN, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, Corner Pa. avenue and Lith Street, JHIBGTON CITY. © J, bdisBess ane-sennee OORNELIVS Bi place else, perorcsars aL. Drrartwest of Ackictireas, ow: SHINGT! » ‘Tbe Department reserves the richt to reyect all Tecelved ory poFtion ofthe bigs HORAUS OaPRom, sell-d AP TION, FOR AgPLicars LasD APPuication, » . Dep. THE Inventor. PAETeEr ov rnp Ue Toeh, 1586. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Jane scribed baad Warrants, which are alleged to been “Notice ts hereby Reet let cs SeetaTetns tes decoripciom eteeee: Wperent. e pow eertibcase, a oF coeees ot So ener Speer wn VA ‘Aid: Commissioners” acres, issued the act of 4 *z