Evening Star Newspaper, September 16, 1869, Page 2

ne EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the District | CROSBY S, NOYES..........Editers WASHINGTON OITY: THURSDAY..,.. SEPTEMBER 16, 1569, S7 READING MATTER ON EVERY Pace. SE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING ‘TBLE- | GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. THE EARTHQUAKE SEASON IN CALI- FORNIA, Yes‘erday’s telegrams stated that there was aheavy shock of earthquake on the 12th instamt at Sam Louis Obispo, California, and 4 light shock at Sacramento. is 200 miles southeast, and Sacramento 120 miles Bortheast of San Francisco. For the past month the people of Callfornia have been dreading an earthquake. The atmosphere has been sultry and filled with a smoky haze, the conditions usually noted there previous to earthqnake-shocks. The faverite Pacific coast theory in regard to earthquakes is that thay Proceed not from internaljconvulsions,bu! trom magnetic disturbances following upon a dry season; &nd it has been predicted that an earth- quake would take piace early this autumn, as soon as moist clouds should float into the dry, vaporless atmosphere. Sure enough there bas been a rain-fall within a few days in portions of California, rather an unusual occurrence in that State where the rains do not commonly commence until November; and now we hear | of an earthquake there. The Uslifornians do not like to admit that the crust is so thin between them and the Jernal regions that they are likely to be swal- lowed up at any moment. They preter to have it believed that the earthquakes of the | Pacific coast are mild atmospheric affairs, | Father adding to the interest and attractive- ness of the country than otherwise. A true biue San Franciscan. or “Friscan,” will assert that real estate increased in value the next day after the earthquake of 156%. It certainly yose the same day. The Vallejans and Be- nicians, up-bay rivals of the Friscans, how- ever, maliciously assert that the latter, to do away with the bad impression, snd lest for- ign capitalisis should withdraw their invest. ments in San Francisco as too shaty, sold out city lots 2 bought them in themselves at igh prices for effect. The recent earthquake-shocks do not seem to Bave been felt in San Francisco, but usually they have dome more damage there than else- Where in Catifornia, owing to the fact that much of the city is built upon made land, which trembles like jelly under an earth quake. Tbe heaviest and most calamitous earthquake known on the California coast since its settlement occurred on the 2ist of October last. The first shock, which was the heaviest, at San Francisco, was felt at seven minutes ‘before 5 o'clock a. m., and lasted forty- twoseconds. The direction of the undulations ‘Was from southeast to northwest, abd they in- creased im violence up to the time they closed. Tall buildings swayed to and fro; ceilings tumbled down; the walls of houses cracked and im some imstances fell; and none ber stromgly constructed edifices, in paris ef the city least affected, escaped ipjury. Five persons were killed by failing walls and chimneys, and many were injured. Few structures erected on the made portion of the city escapea injury. The ground sunk in some portions of the city and rose in others. In many places it opened, and it is stated tnat hot air and water issued from these openings. ‘There was an appearance in some places as if the ps vement had been blown up with powder. The asphaltum sidewalks were twisted and torm out of all shape. The City Hall, Post Ctfice, and Custom-Honse were badly imjared ‘The walls of the City Hall were split in every direction, and many of the stones in the front Wall fell out. Twelve other shocks occurred during the day, but none equalled the first in intensity. The effects of this earthquake were fels im other parts of Uslifornia. At San Lean- dro the Court-House was thrown down: at Recmond the large brick Court-House was made a complete wreck. On the 23d of October another severe shock Was felt in San Francisco. occurring at 2.15 4 ™. People in their night clothes ran into the streets in great alarm, bat no serious damage ‘was done. ‘The year 18% was noted for the number, the Wide-spread distribution and the destructive effects of the earthquakes which occurred. Tae entire loss of life by the earthquakes in South Americ’ m August of that year has been estimated at 30,000 persons; and the value of | the property destoyed at $310,000.00. In Hawaii, one of the Sandwich Islands, there ‘Was also great destruction of life and property by sm earthquake in connection with ap eruption from the great volcano Mouna Loa. During twelve days, commencing Marca 27, there were 2,000 shocks, followed at intervals by powerful tidal waves, destroying villages | snd Iarge numbers of their inhabitants. itis estimated that twelve or thirteen earth. quakes occur every year, and it is well Kuown thst the surface of tne globe is never free trom slight tremors or shakings in some quarter, Among the phenomena noted in connection with earthquikes are irregularities in the season, sudden calms, v.olent rains at mnasual seisons, or im coum:ries where such phenomena are most unknown, a reddenirg of thesun’s disc, ? a baziness in the sir often coatinued for he; but it seems doubtful if there is good reason for believing these phenomena have any real connection with the earthquake. In severe earthquakes the almost invariable succession cf phenomena is first a trembling, then a severe sbuck OF succession of shoct: trembling. gradually becoming insensible. Of the various theories as to the matare of earth- quakes, the most satisfactory is that produced by the brothers Rogers, who consider the pro ducing causeas an actual pulsa ion in the fluid matter beneath the crust of the earth, propa. gated in the manuer of great waves of transla. tion from enormous ruptures caused by tension of elastic matter. and floating forwards on its surface, the superimposed rocky crust of the earth. cecal a Sars ga The new comedy of “Biuliards,Jor Basiness before Pleasure,” brought out in good style by tbe Leffingwell combination, at the National ‘Theater inst evening, abounds in comica! ons, and Leffingwell as “Sam Ssmple, the Billiard sharp,” is very funny. No “billiard. ist” sould fail to see him in this amusing character, while tne young ladies should goin order to rejoice with “Joanna”—Miss Belle Howard—at the Rappy termination of her troubles, by finally securing the good “Sample.” To-night the piece will be repented ‘With “Nan, the Good for Nothing.” —————_— The new Constitution of Virginia, just ac. cepted by the people, abrogates all stay laws and probibits the Legisiatare from Passing any in future to stay the collection of debts. It is probable that Bad this been made public Guring the canvass the debtor class would ave succeeded in defeating the Constitution. As it is now, the provision will tall with crurhing weight om a large portion of the peo- ple. The debts in many instances are in tavor of Baltimore and Northern creditors. gatcineaeiedarinarls 2 rac ‘The New York Tridunc denies the report tnat the bankers’ and brokers’ tax, which has occu- pied so much attention of late, bas not been and could not be collected in New York city; and says this tax has peen collected in every instance except one. This exception was in the case of a house which had hopelessly failed: owing the Government, Bowever. only $12. From John ©. Parker, 455 7th street, we have & batch of fresh reading matier—Pu‘nam's Magazine tof October, Demorest's Mirror of Fashions for October, and Frank Leslic’s [lluse trated Newspaper 824 Harper's Weekly for Sep- tember 25. arene Vdoipho Wolfe, of “Schiedam Schnapps” fame. died of copgestion of ‘me lungs at Stacen Isiand on Sunday last. pone ee From J. Shillington, Udeon Builaing, we have Peterson's Monthly and Madame pemor. est's Lilustrated Mirror of Fashions for October From Prender & Co., 442, 15th street, we haye on papers of September 4th. San Luis Odispe | udden gusts of winds interrupted by | and then a | ap) Curva Mission —The Springfield R-- publican comes out warmly {a favor of the p- pointment of Hon. Caleb Cushing as United States Minister to China. It can hardly be expected that much heed will be given to this recommendation, but it cannot be denied that | of ail the persons named in comnection with | this position no one cam fill it with so mac Ability as Mr Cashing. | Revivar or TRADSIN New Yore.—Every | department of trade in New York, says a lerter from that city,18 now very active. Not oaly the dry goods dealers, but ine grocers, the boot 4 shoe, drugs and medicines, hardware, and yankee notions” merchants, are receiving as many orders as they can well execute, compel- ling them to Keep their packers at wok tar into the night. Itis the opinion of those who are best qualified to judge that the aggregate busioess from now till the middle of October will be the best in many years. As a generai thing cash or very short creditis the rule, aud business, hence, is on a healthy and conserva- tive basis. Guy. JoRDAN’s APPEAL FoR TAR UUBANS — The ex-Confederate General Thomas Jor- dan. now a “general im tne service of Cuba.” has issued an appeal, dated Biyarru, Cuba ad- drecsed to the people of the United States, asx- ing for shoes, clothing and medicines for the Cubans. Hesays Cuba does not want men, | Dut material, and declares that hundreds of the | | patriot soldiers are almost, many quite naked, | | Sand that few have shoes. i ees } SF Twenty-two counties of Indiana nave | lately beld elections on the questions of voting } | aid to railroads, and not one of them refused. 7 The Philadelptia Board of School co! trol bas engaged one chiet instructor and four- | teen assistants to teach music im the common schools of tbat city. 7 The Common Council of Morristown, N. J., hasrefused to grant licenses to any of the beer saloons in that place, which will be closed in consequence. SF Thomas Ewing having appeared in Onto politics. the New York Herald calis him one of “the surviving bat t dormant politicians of 7 The gold ones for duties during ti last three months at the Savanah (Ga ) custo: honse were $97,526, exceeding those of the cor- responding months of any year since Savannab became a city. | <7-Manaseas ) is rapidly improving. It | bas now about gnty buildings, two churches, | three schools, (one colored.) two hotels, one team mill, one sumac mill, five stores, one | -wspaper, one tin shop, two shoe shops, two | wheelright shops. S7-The latest story in “oll” is of a poor steamboat cleak of St. Louis, named Sam Woods, whose father gave him four acres of oil land in Pennsylvania, which hejhas worked | sesuccessfully that he is now the possessor of the sum of $300,000. | BELIGIOUS —An interesting protracted mecting innow te Progress at Waugh ME. | | FS cormer 3d street s and A “rc aoe Sensis. of Baticors, SAN peers toe satan ORBIS. itimore. Tren | | in'te‘Momnow siemr. 7" | FIRST 00 OPERATIVE BUILDING as | ICEBS. be second, Annus! meosing of the Eire ding Association wu ING. 2). 1859, Sriag fea se 16-4 G.B. matte Secretary. | BY —At a mecting H tM of Oak Hill | | etera, om the 9th of Be ptember imate a Ke solerd, That hei until the tet | Bo iaistmente shall be sllowed ta on or ion of the purchase mor ‘and unpaid, ‘entit a interest tue mymener is Pat; an eu shall be allowed after the sary 51310. in Lote on | ‘bic any. portion of the pare money 18 due acd unpaid, anti! al! such ‘arrears are fally paid a h St these resolves be pub aad that's’ copy ebeteer ber asstete by toencn Jot holder im arrears whose widress MEDICINE time of peace prepare for wi military maxim. ‘Let not the you unprepared,” is an equally good rule tn medi jurisprodence The man must be made of iron | who finds himself st the close of the summer as | stropg as at itecommencement. Such a phenome- | non is rare, even among the most robust of ti human family, Muscular and constitatioual | Vigor oczes outof usin the broiling weather ef July and August and few of us, at the opening of the Fall, are in the best possible condition to defy | the unhealthy influences of the season. | Fever and ague snd billious remittent fevers, together with s variety of complaints that a’ the Cigestive orzans, the li d the bo} ® portionof the Autumn programme, Bei that exbaustion invites these disorde: staminal vigor enables the system to repel them a7ohe weak is to be miserable,” says Satan to his defeated | 4 Earedise Lost. and th IPeaeily cous andard te EF po rid recuperate and bulid yor to take,” but, on the contrary. & medichves Bee. rover. that you have the ceauine arte, = fmicaticne ang cowatertuite 1 iy by @ vignette of Bt Sareea ea a ol over the cork Tans: euAe o ted BOSCH E E SGTON. clegsnt!; olored, the only oficial sud Tellable Mlep of the city. Tatts. Breen Estate Agents, Lawyers, Darite ‘The Inst chan tosecareone. Price Soa fppizst 287 Penn. avenge, opposite Wil- pe MAYORALTY. tend offering myself as a Uanditate for the Mayor of the City of Washington, in oppo- to the present cite admi om ae tof A. HUN “ Great Astuuascien Bookstore DE GEORGE Mco OVED 43 Bustvence —_— Penraylvente avenue cast moe ito! HAN hours: from sto a.m eZ to | 2. au 3--im D. GRANT'S OF FIOE, forthe treat | TT Diseases.—Dr GRANT, No 25 Liberty street, Baltizaore Md Mill give $10) | Consumption, Bhortness of Breath. Gatarrh, eu ropsy. Dys- | pevsia. I, Glect, Liver Complaints, Pilos. | Bitten Son ees 7 a fo all foreis, | yous Debility, Semin nee. ng in tl | Bar. Diseases of the Blosd ‘ana Skin, Effects . mpradence. Teet Dr t 5 ‘GBANT, a. Morth Laberty street, Baltimore, Md. ay lely DE. JD. GABNES HAS somone HIS Office to No. 474 Eleventh street, betw and Office hours—From 9 to Wa m; 1to 5to7 p.m. auld-3m Teron GoRDTA PRRSERVES AND ‘and retail at the ae Soracrofsib ond Bate way SSEACE. Fand UsL Ww. j OR uStice OF 7 1 street, bed. G. auls im mee RIFARIAW CHUBOE Witu uo BB | closed the heated term. iy 17-tt ' re Heya CER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. WEY-AT-LAW, removed bie office 10'Mes & TO etrect, neat ths City Hall. 53m than clsew! Sooner pected | To PSINTEBS AND PUBLISHEBS. Having opened ® branch of ow (CHMOND | TYPE FOUNDBY and PRINTERS FUBNIsH- j ING WAREHOUSE in this city, we solicit ens- tom and guarentee satisfaction. In additton to our own Type, we supply Type and Materials from | ‘any American = ee chargt aT ity. a. 'BLOUZE & ee Coruer 2th and D atresia, F016-coSt* (Old Intelligencer Bulldi: SqEeee eS iE LOE x a No, 337 7th street, above bet former: enue. | FE} | S4MUBL POLEINHORN, | culvert in 24 street eas AND OTHERS WANTING To novesxesrres | | Carpe's Clictethe Sia Rae Seatac Ollcloth Bags, ae are sad C Btair con ante cir a Mattiogs, Pisa Uo * its fable vstelothe, Lass bat alaeyBraegsts, Door Ma's, Ucraices, Gimps. In fact. everything necessary in tne Bousefur- nishog line. B DODSON, hird door sone ere Sor nnouncing recent geods.that max= hi ost select aad complete ne has chasers will find it to their Stvantage to spect this stock before going elsewhe: i sive many indacemests not to places. AS Br Ro 4 Market se W-cotOc! third door east from 9t! | | Focus! FLovus: Bectt pts direct from the mill, with ordors to sell at Market Rates. i BAKERS, ATTENTION! | Assortment Large! Price Low TO ALL PURCHASERS. One Barrel or Thousand: LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES, by W. M. GALT & CO K gavons WINE ANT. LIQUOB BESTAU- TH KRAUCH, widow ef Louis ab ,gonttnne the business of her Dasps. | sr Td Ligoous me aed pi tate pusband was so | se 16 3t INGEOT. NO 30% PENNBYLV ANIA enue. between 9th and ES ection ot BONN ayaterte as tart sir on 0 nate som dere te 6 Ladies of W in the a Tartaess, tk snd heir bony ie Militner, ‘will Fi ‘eshii or in One Tine of. bait Mme ot pone ene O6l: | ¢ here in s few week DEMONGEOT. M 88 F rouse LADIES’ SEMINARY, Bo. 4G Seb ot. between Kand F at | WEDNESDAY tember ie! A ay bomade to the Principal, ae ject. ne 16-6" “eS ator ye has moved fro ath etrest, to CORNET Ort BEY AND LOCISUAMA AVEC HS 4a. ete phe GHT PUPILS WILL RECEIVE EVERY ecu, ational advantage and home comfort ia pene. Higbest terms $250 per annum | ‘uction for the omission of some branches. No ortes charges. Address P. B., Gears pie | gin ATIONAL UNION FIRE JRSURANUB | = COMPANY OF WASHING [Ooigtcagieeel + one door east of 7th at, No charge for Policies or Revenue Stam: Risks takeu on the moat reasonable terms, and loaeen promapt peed Di sident; George W. les Kni President: ace Brown. Thomas | Ty, Bichard Wallach, ixon, Dan’l Dodd, Benry D. Cooke, Samue! | se 15 ly NOBLE D. IARNER, Secretary. | 0 EN & PUGH, 212 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, (Under Omen Hi » Large and Varied Assortment of GENTS’ FUBNI~HING ore oF ALL TH se 15-26 LATEST STY.! 7 Pastor ORGANS AND acura San: New and accond band. from half dozen feng —— — FOB s¢LE or BENT, on “WENT A. [ad AL td i PUBOHA! Within a specified special attention of School ‘We cal Societies, and others to our sous e615 -3t 306 Pennsylvan! Successor to B. OU. Stevens, proprietor of the CHINESE TEA HONG, 536 7th st. bet. Le. avenue and D street, se 15 Iw WASHINGTON, D.O. dabei PERINTENDENT AND INsrecTOR oF 18,Footwais ea, Otpy Mat will be receiv: dat the arore jal, antil Ipovelock m. on SATOB sthe 25th of Sepeembe Orriczor tor) twenty fect east of the Dallitay fictent protection wall te hold the oe oe bank. an ae Jn scoordance with an act apbroved ‘August Yor reserves the right to reject any or all bits if de deemed for the interest of the Corporation Nests cried relative to th» construc. mn be ob ‘at the office of 2posals for cul- A8.H. BLISS, saportutondont Seems: & cr | STOVES! STOVES! a THE LARGEST STOCK OF HEATING, COOKING AND PARLOR STOVES. AND THE CHEAPEST IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, TO BE FOUND at WALTER D. WYVILL'S, selt-tf No_409 Pennsylvania avenue. P®0resaLs For BalLgoap TIES, tthe offi Proposals will be received at, the office of the ington. D O..anti! olmeusious to. bee inch tick, not legs than 6 inches face, by 8 foot lou or cucntuat, white oak, or chcstuut oak. Tu be at Alexandria, G George OF taters © potnts on the Alexandria Ce rai Treasurer. Wasnixotox, DO. Sept. 14 136 (Alex Gazetie copy. J" bites tert iy LPT EALO” BRAND e We bi promeieed ee fall line of this very excellent of BLAOK, ALPACAS ia all the 0 $1; ‘ord an eee wAteAca POPLING, same make, from 5 cents to WEES un ccteen: ate upin’s FRENCH M im PBESS CLOTHS, all colors, at 75 conte per vert Ear opin t “Sco ORG Fi PLAIpS io variety, from 50 r yard. Cente to $250 per y: mays os. J Poy on Dry Goods Store, iH et. oth and 10th ste. dosed. Fin Necend atrect ta vert se 15 STOVES! ec13 Sif 305 Pa. Fein Le Da NorNG ACADEMY, E street, ween 9h and Wr streets, ‘or terms, &c...aee circulars. to at ths eadems or at Bilis’ and Moizorett's Music fase for ad Papils of Ladies and Gen ene will be Tormed totes MONDAY fro ‘commencing Oe U IN ut iM, 19 4-4 ANDROSCROGOLE MILLS COTTON, 1 SEW YORK MILLS, WAMSUTTA, BATES, FRUIT OF LOOM, And other good brands, at small advance on case oneeros PLULOW oe BLASKETS, QUILTS, lowest Gocd AMEBICAN OALIOCOES, 12% cts. qualities piel ag White FLABNELS, from 20 cta.to $1 J08. J. MAY'S 308 PENNsYLVANtA Avance, wold Stif Between 9h and 10th sts. TICs. von thet th nate aise new? Salet raed im a mf, ORIG is Heat Beta" feagoeet gta ON, meee fa ri ment F, ORION, Wasnixcton, D ©., Bop. 10, 1880. a0 11-4 LATS AND " ‘Having purchased the entire interest in the SLATE AND MARELE MANTEL BUsINrss of. W. Hamilton, Bea. and removed that busi. ese trom a Mo, 243 Penuiyivan vats avenue, between youna ‘sens ASSOCIATION corner 9th 2nd p stroats, Lwon etl | of North & aud FOR SALE AND RENT. '—Furaished or Unfuar- Rates” 30 Akh atrost: betwee Ponneyive sa Hassscha-stt th yt ae ‘eu ea 3 22 per month FoR Taree frome Diy ot 3a0 Epty bet. oth apa tith. onthe second <1 on on the same e. nto Koatiomen ae chambe BY Sth streot 5 iB ih. between 2d ana Py east viene iogality; one ‘eauare from jarge ge Lot witb, bo ie: KE. WA . GAMAN. HR 1 OF Post Office. SALB—In Mount Vernon Plac-, Re a eirceet, Sth avd dth streets: onset the anest jocations in the pnortbern ‘part | {Washington The house ft bricks ‘and is in excellent erder. aot seme | AL} aiodts La, on desirably located 0. Deas rth ine ood Trade THOS. B. WAGGA wit 66 15 6t WT-FORRISHED —p HOUSES. $173, F io, uturnianeds >) 3. Ba. Gas A a se15-6t 466 78] H den in fro gis, 1a advance. ADDY ‘to Py \OHABD yer ‘LL, on the promt = js! BO UB" “NEW AN Tomy Attention is called to those a aks eS da rresti it ia Dipes; set back from Lutiding line, with porehria front. T Lot n't) foot front. giving wide feat wi idoa‘of the provers Bait tally the aby derert {otion, Pri oh 91" moni egies tore has sel5-5t 416 Tth street, Cee, For ® berg eet ge endall tly Oceu: enanit, Disanen o trom Post Umi Amo: miles. ‘The situation | improvemspts and c class residence. Stab riage Bouses, waoaenene: and other conveniences atont ¢ sea are amply provided The id immediate premises will be poe essicn given immodt- ‘ard and more land will be let on WILLIAM SrlORMRT, Corner ie 5 ee15.tf ‘OB BENT— Inquire of WM. BI K street. se aaa AND UNFUBNISHED RDoM i STBRET, Bo. botnet Sd and tts OK carriage louse, 3 13th street, be oR puMe= O06 of Willard’s COT- iS. sitaated on T street. between ith rticulars tnquire COOPER e Tato es, ‘uctionecra eat, Boal ee ers. se litt F RK BE! ry omega rer ee story BRICK HOUSE, Ee Ane ie -. between D and E ai aoe particulars [roe Ay CARTER | & SOR "By Grover, 606 7th street se 14-3t* re ae gentlemen.one FRONT oom one Berge OHAMBE: 200 second floor, furnished, convenient df = ft FOR SALE AND RENT. FRET we Erk rater Address VERNON City Post ‘OT Is OOMING—if rons pon, on hey vo Se Pant ra Fe bees fe remaree premises Hoe 303 Hote for oF lath: ‘eonira TELLING ak "ove mG. coutatue oie Tovme: he miata ‘apply te JOH Len of Fecpae Broker, corner High try home, fruit end *0R SLi cognirg nome, tralt aud inden s ‘2 LATTA, ep iett jorner 7thend F sts. Housszs asp ors In Tus © Tr 4ND counrry FOR SALE BY P. BROWN & SO: REAL ESTATE BROKERS, OokNER 16TH StREET any New Yoru Avencni | FIFTY eee SOD pe 4 8. FP. Plaine LOTS in paseet. ste ‘now of- JOS. J. MAY & CO.’S PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT. 308 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between Nixta aNv TENTH StREE Fecetved a 1F YOU ARE IN WANT OF A GOOD COOKING STOVE, Call aud look at the CALORIFIO COOK STOVE, ‘To be found at WALTEB D. WYVILL’S, selett No. 409 Pennsylvania avenne. N 7 BUOQKS.—Some Recollections of t! lavery Uo aia. Samuel J ye of Swed commencing with = Adam Bel per volume ‘The Innocents Abrosd; oF, the New Bil grim Progress, being some ‘account of the steam, City’s Pisasare excarsion to Europe y Lan: descriptions of Coun: test Nations, Taeidc rt and Adventures, as t peared to tio rhe Wace! 2 bein ofthe Greek Myths of Cloud aint "Storm: "by Ruskin, LL.D. ae. sto. 7 Joni Henry Crabb Wobinagn’s Oorrespondence, two F: rredgrick W Robertson's germ: ‘Go ot Old Maneactlece” bees Gur Own Birds by Wm, d Theatres; bi © Log The Seven author of * Queen of Faith; by the ag Hips ? &e Mademoisell« itty ifitone, 30 cents iting ‘ESOLOMONS, Bool sallereend Stationers, 32 ‘Penus. ave, between at from t Treseury “and State Departments, on ss for ‘erg and $12 for smal room. References tegulred. Apply at 173 I street 4 3t* Fe, RENT-8ix SES. on the porth side ry north E and 1 awe Ht E street. between west, each ys four rooms. Inguire of 30S, FKP Agent, office No. 363 sth street we state hear north 0 14-4t = NEW HOUSES FOR RENT—Finishea es chad lls containing nine rooms, Ras deliere, marble msntele. &c.. sit- tate en 2d lgric Georgetown. Bent oe. RAL to. tog. 3-5. LIBBEY. No. COuB Lid TED RO OMS Font, with $F Migbont board bet. Sd and ¢ ard §'5 weake v nfatuebed | PaBLoe’ sud HED IOe a Tor se 8 Im* Tae FUBNISHED y P BENT—B; ne eaten keen lay, STABLE for Tout, 472 ties Strect, betwi ce Fo SALE—Four-story Pressed Brick Front HOUSE, containing nine rooms;bath and dress- i — era yrs : Between @ end ff north. 2 Fo. EBNT-Tee new, 8RIOK HOUSES six rooms, summer en, and hall; good borhood , — on ie square anda halt of tc ae ry in every rte anda doors No, 109, an poe nt é toeeh Fu ‘SALE-A oraee BAROAIR—VaCawe Lor. 325 foot by 140 y desirable uiltlng cen i 0 ‘Also e aiSIN ESS CORNER t Ble a OBE WAGGAMART Se22w 466 7th street, opposite Post Office. L. OTS: LOT SB! FROM $10 TO $25 DOWN AND $5 TO $20 A MONTH, IN THE FIRST WARD, IN THE SECOND WABD AND ON CAPITOL HILL, BEAUTIFULLY LOUATED Apply to JOSHUA WHITNEY & 00. fe Ltt 16 Seventh street, bet. @ and H, Fo SALE-A Ving Ae 3 aryiand, near to PRANCLS MOUUN & Song "ie miber Deslers, bio avenue, betw. 12th and 18th sts ausl-im inquire d orn Latreets. OB RENT—Tw back buildings ING, poms ‘heads and aills. 01 bot cold zt situate Rhode er int ue, between 1 Iothatrestes t ouuire va0s lath atest i furnished, FOB BENT Booms. furaisnea ear aished, ‘alao, ee dining-room, much oth onenee required pigs ine paryosce: trenue and Second girect. Touutre of ONIPMAN, \OBMBR & 00.,407 ° |g shenimemies oe LE—The BESIDENCE of the late Dr, goth and 10th streets. fe 13-48 Ss CHOOL FUBNITUBE OF THE MOST APPBOVED STYLES, AT MANUFAOCTUBEBS’ BATES. Bettecs fer the Lecture Boom, site for the Bchool-room, 4 every requt- aT BALLANTYNE’S, $19 71H ST., INTELLIGENOEB BUILDIW: seo 2w JO8T \BECEIVED FROM BosTON, NEW 0 pieces of ‘Crosley Eeriah eee CiBPRTS, | ploces of Crosley Eneiieh Tey ‘ Ri ot Lowell and Hartford Tirso 'E' 100 pieces of Lowell and Hartford Ingrain 10 Py of Philadelphia Mills Ingrain OA TS. ~ Pieces of and any CABPETS 20 pleces of Du’ 1 ee OARPETS. jeces O8 STA iB ‘OARP all idee 100 pieces of 12 4; 4. 44 and % OU CLOTHS. Fa large and Seen selected stock of Walnut ed CHAM ERS SUITES Roe PARLOR SE-FURNISHING GOODS. to which neat from persons wishing to pur. cS pe gt ney yl Branch Store, No % een —— “GugeN ‘if WILLIAMS. arniture Wareroom: Corner of 7th aud D streets & M. WILLIAN a HAS OPENED A 8TOOK OF HAND} e FALL GOODS. ae NOVELTIES IN FEATHEBS, FLOWSBS, HATS, BONNETS, BEDUINSS, Erc , Erc. DBEESSES. SUITS, CLOAKS, Erc., MADB IN THE LATEST PRENCH STYLE. 336 Pennsylvania a1 7 Olte Trevise, Pari sv 80) HOU: spectfully ask e se7-2w se7 PHILP & SOLOMONS, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, 332 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Berwaen NintH anv Texta StReers. aA er with ten San. or more oft im} rrges Tiver. "Would sell ta ‘Terms accomm No. aa area oe bet H and'T, ¥ D FURNITURE FoR Tea Ak te MEE LRT HOUSS.with it. sorte hon rene og x lent tose is for or naleseog wl ison nomen, Ho. 20 Petes Bn sree sontalting ol Fo Cape eaten RENT th a sargatcned ALL THE NEW BOOKS AS SOON AS PUB- LISHED. Orders by mail promptly supplied at publishers’ Prices. Cy satan eet ee net ta | (To ALL WHO BELL claans AND TOBAQUO. W. B. CHANDLER, LESALE CIGARS AND wHO! DEALER IN CIGARS Under the Ebbitt 14th sts, fovea 100 io ive ecall, ing air and a wer iteres sete, Per inaioasn ss my prices are tog close ol ie eas eg whens such Pa. arene, corner ae es — a . | 406 JUST REOBIVED 406 1TH STBERT. 7TH STREET. “FROM BOSTON, NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA, AND BALTIMO! MAEREBTS, 18 Ekg epee Hartrta Wool, eae Ingrain CARPETS, Tel, 8-4, ond Wea OLE variety. Homp CABPBTS. is OLOTHS, in great BUGS, MATS, &c. aja. | Oftce, et Dgsinc’s wompgnrct nempr— VIAFUGA, Bead Pamphlet of remarkable cures. mar 13 S&Wiy \HE HIGHEST OASH PAID FoR Laviss’, Gent's, as oi on ber | Greas Di 8 Green wood, 25 conte, | CLOTHING, &o. ALL STYLES, ALO a8 TAKER TMT OO blige me by reverting the ol the Focket book, which wee 3 Bell Hanger. 259 TNT A COMPLETE STOCK D onsulted old DE. DARBY. at bi 39 4a stroet. a few Coors south of Pa arenas. Be | is enceenstal when others fail: Oe 161m’ Dina EORGE 8 Hine. BAvine he elty will ree 7 or ee No. 23a Teh stron eae wt _ web [OGTR 8,8 BOND HAS RETURNED To the city and resumed bis practic Ofte ; 7M tree, between 4th and ith D MADE —FOR SALE-Who will peat Son A and build on it & small ho: $200 cash, ’ Address MENS’ & Bors 40) apnoally. mon’ OUSE, Box 30 Star per Se. LOTHING, On : REAL ESTATE BROK Cor New York avenue and 9 | James nvcuzs ATTORNEY AND OOUNSELLOR AT Law, Will practice in the Supreme Court of the Uni Btates, the Oeurt of Ciaims, ana the Coarts of the District of ¢ of Columbia The Uoeinees of ae ‘Kk will be Ra op by tose ae Ofte BTC Pa ave bee Hithand ie | ausi-tr A. SAKS & CO".S thy ats aud-3m B. LBoOR. fiiful ‘apd ‘cldeet established ad t skillful and oldest establis! ver | scabies for the treatment of FEMALE TAILORING DEPARTMENT. ies suffering f . in him. He guarautece a tnoron ‘ ean wed cranny ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND DOMESTIV NATHARIRE Witeon, ATTORNEY-aT-L. CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, AND | HAS REMOVED Bo. 409 r STREET, my %-tf NEAB Tru. VESTINGS, Comprising all the new novelties of the season se la tt —$—$ Iver BECEI\ED ALA AND CAREFUL SELECTED STUCK OF CLOTHS, CAS8I MER! VESTINGS AND SUITINGS atharen % oat GB. In every variety and in the Latest St which ‘course as delivered at tbe | will be made up to order st the Lowkst Casa New York Museum of Anatomy, embracing the | PRICE, » 02 Bievouth atrest ae ts :—How to live ‘and what to ive for Between Peane. avenne and E street maturity and Old Ay N THORSO} roi Tatior be couse of tadigeation Seteltae: oni Borvoes a Meeasen accounted Tor for; Marriage philo- GENTS’ FURSISHING 09 embractog ically considered. ony Novelty, and oonanee take, Pa Sd Tt ket volumes containt tases 2 pomeares = ORD 02 Bievent fe : ‘par! ee = on ees im Retween Peo celpt of stamps, reset - Sew York Museum of 7 F + "uipEnens, Broadway. New York. . FOR SALE. mY AND Navy % ) MERCHANT pony od A, ee Hoi late ansat No. 36: DENTISTRY. iz j1.T COOMBE, Dantisr. F428) sane DRUG 8TO iu ope of the ther and doing a good busiuess, Ad- ts Post Omi 16-30" o8 BRIC. ‘OR ALE Several thousaod ‘OLD BBIOK ‘will be sold ver, Sheep for cas, if applied for soon P.H. Mc. TZ. corner B strect north and oth st. east, Os) tol Hill. sets-st~ FE SALE—The ‘OOD WILL, FURNIIUBE ae Boarding A. centrally located 247 wD +, Silver, in the best Finten, ‘nd Billed in on Pe ‘desired the how: riers ran be cvery convevioncs WORD B.A MERGILL panTisre jor auch BC. 6ur mee } 4 LN ANIA ABTIFiCIOL TESTH on eny Kind 7 = ob ot Piste desired, F Nuvoun Orde 0 ood cae ta Stantiy on band for extra Seren vat pate We gusrentee to all je office satisfaction D* LEWIE& oS Assoula- Bo, 260 PENBSYLVANIA AVENU: Between 12th and ith streets. TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT Pain. an be made fo for are F°%, Pattee eee ‘Will of the 208 in Chest. Be sold low for cas! nearly new to 0, W. BOTELS! and Penna ave OR SALE OBEA WILL ond FIXT 1 OR SALE-& femily HORSE. ry ell. Wall work im stugle and dowwle Py Ril work will be lope, in the Warra: ound and gentle She est manyer and warranted to give entire tion Perso ‘wel ‘ane 8 KECEHER, Post Otice Liv. | saynection ore ~ rh Sudue our work before getting it elsewhere iy 18 tables, 8th street west. o Yreave the city. hem. hree fime HORSES Kind ond re BAL nd; Guo sale horses, or go to Palen double harness.” Ateo, fear? SN Wat PONY. with wheels sod «leigh | Lied NS in order, Apply at Do. 419 oth street teman ts aboot has no farther use, for eos” The Cheap Place! GREATER [NDUCEMENTS THAN EVER is PHAETON, nearly new aonere: never used. -co3t™ ee | JpRce stone FOR SALE.IN ON SNUEL- lent location Bent |ow. Satisfactory reasons te Hing I~ he - City Port'omes. nt" "iB Feel same, MEDEOS. | WELCH'S BEST FAMILY FLOUR aT 70! LE. BARE OHANCE-A |, 4 Puta Ap yes $2.70 PER SACK. ands bigh. cannot be im the Peep perfect! RAY'S ARLINGTON MILLS FAMILY ai ble. anew open BUGGY, SINGLE | Nes SADDLE, ces WHIP rie mole AND ALL OTHER GRADES OF | will be sold a cheap, as the ow: further use for the es ablishment. isauire a FLOUR REDUCED. | PRION’ stables, cth street, between U wed | avenue. eS) BY FS, SALE—One FOUR POUKET BILLIARD TABLE. Engutre of B. B. CLABK, 337 4% u | street, corner wa I UNKIVALLED REMEDY, THE KING OF ALL PAIN, The Great Inter: nd External Medicine, CUR Tooth Cc. S. OHARE & SON, 252 SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN M AND N STREETS. GOOD COUNTBY HAMS. 20 Ots.; BEST SUGAB CUBED | Canvassed), 25 Ote. . BROWN SUGAR, 12, 12),, aND CLABIFIED, 13 AND 16 Ots ; LEAF LABD, IN CADDIES, 24 Ots per poood LONDON BROWN STOUT AND YOUNGER PALE ALE, 75 per dozen; PUBE APPLE CIDEB SPEEB’S STANDARD WINE BITTERS; SPEER'S PORT GRAPE WINE; COX'S SPARKLING GELATINB, 20 Ow. per package. Particular attention paid to the SELECTION OF TEAS. BY C. Ss. OHARE & son, 262 SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN M AND N STREETS. eu%-tf R. KIBEBSTEAD'S Headache, in § minutes Ota; . Di bs and Colds, Fever and Acue, Cramps and Cholic, Cholera Meri as, Piice, _BaamDmAtign of the Kidneys, Foul Stomach. ani man ethos thom wee ‘qiiments of the human 100 -hage ome cautiog perepiratien and aliaying It is am Expectoranc, actine on the Lungs di-enses ueeceds ‘ee SICK, 50 ORNTS PEE BOTTLE. Bold 3 all Brugcists, Apothecarics, and Dealers every wive BROWN & BRO., Sole Propriet sell-2e0éat Wholesale Driist Baltimore: BA bg araeens e invited. to examine rock. the sale of the rletrated n taachine Smewers. isel-im"} ade Butchers” MvERISON. SCHOOL BOOKS, Basoains: BABGAL UIST tock SCHOOL REQUISITES, Selling our entire stock viene ke., &e., kee For a few days only. 20 Ee... ! _ Iuronrast) oeie COB. RIGHTH ST. AND MARKET SPACE, ri 1,3989 Belli; redocti os to that tine ~ ds aad on WE WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF SCHOLARS. PARENTS, pr iD ALSO PROFESSORS AND TEACH! To OUR LARGE AND OOMPLETE BTOOK or EVERYTHING IN HE iL AND COLLEGE TEXT BOOK SCHOO! LINE. vIs", 20 tab Space. Gasar axpvctiox FANCY AED MILLINERY Goops WHIOR WS WILL SELL AT VEEY LOW . BATES, WHOLESALE AND BETAIL. pare es aay ere Zo und eet Baresi — te 20 Market Space. C. ». swe rziza soar. BLANCHARD & MOHUN, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, Cerner Pa. avenue and Lith Street, WASHIBGTON CITY. ee Si aie eeclw Ti a