Evening Star Newspaper, September 20, 1869, Page 2

’ a. ca | Sr rg EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the Distriet | CROSBY 8. NOYES.......0..Editere WASHINGTON OITY: MONDAY........ SEPTEMBER 290, 1969, | S7 READING MATTER ON BVERY PAGE. OUTSIDE FoR ‘TELE- | GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. | | ——————_—_— A level-beaded St. Louis correspondent ot the New York Herald argues that the removal of the National Capital to that point would be & most serious drawback to its moral, in- | tellectusl, and social progress. He says that ‘St. Louis is no" city of splentid repatation, ‘With good public morals, while the standing | and position of private families bass healtny | flavor that makes a private residence and as- | sociation there widely coveted. The influences | and the natural evils of a national capital at | St. Louis would, in kis opinion, seriously strike against the barriers that the best society has built to protect itself against the encroach. | ‘ments and assumptions of outside uncongenial Powers. He says in this connection: “By the removal of Washington here—for ‘when you remove the capital you remove all its featares—you bring a horde of jitical thieves and lobby scoundrels, who have no other sim in life than in making @ ving out of Politics. It ts notorious that the elty of ‘ashington is to-day the worst governed. most d dirtiest on would beexactly what Wash! ‘This city isa commercial metropolis; it | is the centre of vast interests, which if left free | to develop themselves must give it rank as the great city of the West. Trammel these inter- | gets with political intrigues and political machi. | nations and St. Louis would be ruined. Tue influences would be such that hundreds of her best able men now im mercantile and commercis! pursuits, would turu their atten- tiom to politics, and while they are now re- spected and esteemed, they would be looked upon as politicians of these latter days are looked upon—‘Men to be had at iheir price.’ ” Now, there is considerable force in these ar- guments by this level-headed Missourian. He | writes very extravagantly, ef course, when he says that WasBington is the “ worst governed, most immoral and dirtiest metropolis ot the Union,” but otherwise his as have force. The machinery of our municipal gov- ernment is undoubtedly ® very clumsy affair, and works pretty badly, but this is largely the fault of Congress; bat if St. Louis should ever be so unlucky as to get the seat of Gov- ernment on her shoulders, she will find her. self in the same fix; for Congress must always | have the supreme control over the Govern. | ment city. Anda pretty muss Uongress makes of the business. Visitors coming here are nat. urally disgusted with theappearance of things, and without inquiring into the matter suppose that the city is responsible for the tailare to correct the evils. They would be surprised to know that some of the worst nuisances abaut Washington bave their existence solely in the fact that Congress cannot find time to legis- Iste to give this city the authority to deal with them. The miserable Centre Blarket sheds om Pennsylvania avenue | afford an illustration in point. Years ago Congress put @ peremptory stop to the erection of @ new market house building of a character to be creditable to the city, but has never to | this day been able to give sufficient time to the matter to say what shall be done with the con- | cern. So with the canal, and the avenues under Government control. The divided responsi- bility between Government and the city in Tegard to them results in their remaining “as they were.” And every year Congress has les< ‘nd less time to give to District affairs, in cca- sequence of the growth of national affairs. St. Louis would indeed get a fine King Log to rule | ber, in the National Government! Washington is dusty and muddy by turns, in | consequence of <o many of her streets being , but ts not “dirty” im the sense in which the word is generally used. There is | ‘Very little to offend the sense of smell, for in- stance, in Washington—always excepting the canal: and people needn't go out of their way | to smell that, unless they want to. ‘The talk about the immorality et Washing- ton is all fudge. of ill-fame and fewer street prostitutes in Washington than, probably, in any other city of its size im the country. The war undoubt- | edly brought & good many here, but they left | ‘With the war population. Is there any other city of the population of Washington where | there is as little street drankenness, or where | the Sabbath is better observed! If so we don't know it. The ides of the terrible immorality of Washington comes mainly from the sensa- | tion writers of the Townsend and McKelway | school, who are nothing if not “spicy,” and | ‘Who find it suits their Police Gazstie style of | Teaders to believe that Washington is a sort of moral charnel house. Washington bas defects enough, but immor- | ality is not a notable one. The present form of | city government is undoubiedly a wretched failure, aud Must necessarily be so, compli- cated as it is with goverumental authority. If Congress will give over using this District as | experimental ground for solving all sorts of | Political and social problems, and will be con- tent to entrust its rule toa competent Board of Commissioners, there may be hope of putting the city om the track TOR TUE BEST AND MEAP RET ro of fo, amy of progress ana the reform OGuare cite ESSES, all sizes and styles, plata a4 clog. from at fa life alze; —___—_—_. jece 3 Daguer Tas Srown-Braow Coxtrovausy—a re. | reotypes or other old pictures, made. leone oe markable letter of Lord Lindsay to the Loudon | iets Bo plain or 3 wil serie re seas Fs ‘snd | and numerous other articl Times, giving @ full account, written in 1513 by | bet, ie Gad eth apest first-clases Lady Byron herself, of ber relations to her Gales in the United Btates, “Frellitiee Se busband, is bemg reprinted im American | *° Rewspapers. It 1s supplemented and con- Te Re ey ios. % EDENG firmed at every point by the reports of one of | ‘of the First aa Laay Byron's most intimate friends, drawn | pot sy Bosse. from her confidential talk at the time, and \ taken by Lord Lindsay from Lady Anne Bar. | nard’s manuserpts. All the matter thus first | given to the world was written by both ladies, | under the influence o1 hostile feelings against | Lord Byron, but no mention is made in it of the great crime charged against him by Mrs. Stowe. Lord Lindsay argues, therefore, tnat | there “can be but two alternatives in the case— | either Mrs. Stowe must have entirely mis. | understood Lady Byron and been thus led into | error and misstatement, or we must conclude | that, under the pressure of a life-long and secret sorrow. Lady Byron's mind bad become | clouded with s hallucination in respect of the | | particular point im question. Senin MARYLAND POLITICs.—The Republicans of sition to csotger ofan teal thoee Imerested Tw ent Mine to Ene to in- taxchonge Ls Frederick county, on Saturday, nominated a Ucket for county officers and members of House of Delegates, pledged to the si ipport of | ‘sil works of internal improvement. In Alie- gbany the Democrats held Primary meetings | on Saturday tor election of delegates toa coun- | Sd Sto10 pe DB. 8. eee Lit Re ete aye ae ty convention. The returns indicate the nomi- nation of Alfred Spates, (ex-President of the Chesapeake and Obio Canal Oompaay,) as State | Senator, who is set down as opposed to Mr. Fowler for State Treasarer. in Queen Anne's, | ss in Howard county, the feud between the Democrats has proven so bitter that two Uckets forthe General Assembly and county | officers Rave been nominated. The Republi. | cansof Balumore county aad the Democrats | of Washington coanty beld primary meetings on Saturday. oT Ene “A Victim of Circumstances.” the new play which is tobe brought out st the National ‘Theater this evening, is said to be an excellent | Cort There are really less houses | q at “A great journal” is pronounced by one of | weenty to be one of the | chief wants ot Washington. This oracalar ‘Inteltigencer and Union school, with their solemn And stilted leaders trom twoto adozencolumas | 08 in length, in the quarterly review styte. Our contemporaay fails to appreciate the age im which it lives. It isn’t the thunder that kills. The old fasbioned loud sounding smooth bore ordmance bas gone out of use, and the | Sharp ringing long range rifled gun has taken its place forever. The introduction of the rail. way aud telegraph has changed the character of the American people, their modes of thought and lines of action. They no longer need nor care to look to any quarter for ready made opinions. Whatthey demand is a clear, briet | and fair statement of facts and current events, For the rest, they prefer to think for them- | Selves, and to draw their own conclusions; and | they are abundantly able to do this without the aid of the pedantic petrifactions who used to | set themselves up for the mentors of all man- | kind- This is a progressive age, and its really “great journals” are those which are abie to | give at once, and in the most compact, compre- | hensive and readable form the sayings and doings of the world, with brief comments on | such events and topics as seein to need them,— | the very grain and kernel of the times, without the chaffand husks. A type of this live go shead class is Taz EvsmiInc Star. That it | does not fall far short of the requirements ot the age is pretty conclusively shown by its | steady and rapid success in spite of sach sharp and aggressive competition from time to time ‘as it has been the fortune of few newspapers to meet and survive. That the so-called “great journals” of @ former age are no longer wanted is established by the fact that they are rapidly going outof existence. Let them go; and peace go with them. Better days have dawned. Tas PARacvuayax WAR ENDED at Last.— If our cable news to-day is to be relied on, and there is no reason to doubt its correctness, the | Protracted struggle in Paraguay is over at last, the allies having gained two important posi. tions, which forced the flight of Lopez and the dispersion of his army. He may turn up again, as he has done hitherto, but it 1s hardly prob. | able, as the alles are so confident this ti that they have formed a provisional govern- ment for the conquered territory. From French, Langran & Ogiivie we have Godey for Uctober, and from Philp & Solomon’s Harper's Basar tor October 2. | From J. ©. Parker, 458 7th street, we hav. | Godey for October, and Harper's Bazar for Oc- le tober 2. 7 Five thoysand six hundred and thirty is the number of the Jewish civil year which | commenced on Monday last, dating from Adam and Eve. 1 S7 The New York correspondent of the Boston Journal reports that the strikers in the coal regions are supported by operators fora in New York. SF About $200,000 worth of granite from the James River quarries, in Virginia, will be taken to build the bridge across the Mississippi | at St. Louis, Mo. | 7 King’s College, London, is about to take the Jead in an extensive system of technical education. | S7 The Episcopal Church of Scotiand is about to aamit lay representation, only the laity are not to vote upon questions of doctrine. | S7-A most detestable word—«interviewed”— has been added to the coinages which have latterly adulterated the English language. 7 Anva Dickinson makes $2,000 a night in | San Francisco. iT. MATTH Slows tet asthew, solemn Hi this Church et it ¢ clock am will om the occas! _ OBUROH —TO-MUR- | nt. tani be fhe feast of Bt rated at | Boms A HEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION. it waste deatrons of forming a NEW BUI ING Assuci ‘ reat ested a Bote. Plants abit avenue and Isth street, ieapar’ Hy ING, 224 a at? ee se 20-3t A. 0. (yk LODGE. Ho. 6—all aceearea tne respectiuli ia nday) AV RNING. at Feral Bi importance sea to the en eran a JOHN HOGA®, Secretary. i Ler THIS PLEASUBE BESORT WILL BS KEPT OPBN for the sceommodation of Sm seekers and the traveling public the rear F Found MEALS AND BBYRESH TS Rit be furnished at ll times, at city prices, ‘our patronage solic! JOSEPH H. re » a | No Fast TRoTTING.—There was 8 good atteni- ance to witness the trotting et Pros} Park Fair Grounds. New York, on Satarday. The — of $1,000 for the horses never bestea 240 was won by the Belle of Clyde, taking the third, fourth and fifth heats, beaung Lad: Adgusta the second, and Soubette the th stern Queen and Y oun third heat. Time, 2:32, 2314. 2:34%. sxe $354, Soubrotio was the favorite. ngeoce tor 3d ora, Geor Pali Rhode Tsisnd, and’ Mountain ae ‘was won by Lady Thora ia chron etralacheeass the seconditm tree Beats, Rhode Island, and Mountain — Lady Thorn was the favorite Dy great ods A Poticemax KILLs 4 SoLpise Im Noe- FOLK, Va.—In Norfoll , Saturday night, in an encounter betwee: Gorporal Obarles H. Smitb, of company K, i7th lnfantry, and Geo. pater ing in an stem! of th po. lie age the pal pt of the to arrest Smith, the latter bit off the police- man’s lower lip and also gave him two sovere blows on the head with a club. Scullatis was | arrested, anda ea. examination of the afar was to be held this morning before the iayor. }@ CL, wi E OPE! In EX aanee ‘ ativure, on MONDAY. Bep- “ema At APP TOBIAS, Director. [i@HT SOHOOL. will RIGHT 0 SCHOOL Fry age ef ENING. 2th instan posite the Hv] ppoatte Fresbytering Gharsb AS ABGAIN age roe Jit at eg ry ee nels; Goods for mead wear; BY THE STEWABT COOKING STOVE. Netsiomesme all and examine the a FIVE MILLIONS SAVED IMPROVED STEWART, At it’s, the Agent's: yy SIMPSON, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 8020. tf between 10th and LUth streets. OAED.—The undersi pectfall forms the citizens of the nciot of ‘of Colambi and eapecially those aflicted b Minidtmarous. fade their sity, JAS. R. EDWARDS. | a ALL STOVE BUYERS "5 ‘Are invited to examine my assort- it weenie BTOVES. Call and sce the samples. I think I can please in PBIOE AND KIND. B. F. SIMPSON. STEWART STOVE AGENCY, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 5020-tf between 10th and lith streets. P ROPOSALS FOR FLOUB. Orrick Darot Commrssany oF & renee Wasnineton, RS t D. Fifty Barrels Family and 0: bit ae i best No. 1 FLOUR, to be delivered af the bake jouse,, Monument Ground. 1ith Hof Octo- et S.A. BW beds i a alee Pua, ANCY, AND GEO GRAIN SASH BIBBONB, PLAIN ABD FANOY BIBS0ONS FOR Bows, All widths and colors, Just received at la | HE LATEST NOVELTIES In HATS, FLOWEBS, FEATHERS, &c, at DAVIS’ 24 MARKET Spa corner 8th street, —_—$— rt F amozs, ra1umines ann BUTTONS inevery variety; ‘MMING SATINS, VELVETS, PLUSHSS, SILK, &., Davis ace, corner sth street. all colors, at town - ICE oT | annaell mens menine of tthe First Qo-op- a ssociatic DAY BVURING. Sept 3, 1553, Mary len MON! in Potomac Hall, corner llth street. South Washi requested. ance is | “ae be Received. G. B. THOMPSON, Secretary. peavousurr. elt nee Gendiate, forth os 2 we Great Antiquari hs a8 re BE ihevercn ra ES i J. sie ho tg hisreath Lay wd py romsie usm corner. bed of! comedy, and « Bonsefol,” the leading charac- teeth 0s strest, bet. aad sett 1m 45 Underlined, and will soon be produced. Peter Mark Roget, M. D., F.B.S., Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, and a dis- | Urgvisbed scientific writer, cniefly known to | te American peop! English Words and Phrases,” died in London on Priday last, aged 90 years, ——$<—$<___ ‘The Daily National Inteliizencer and Washing- fon Express, the Rew Democratic moraing pa- per, made its first this morning, Jooking as bright and nest as a new pia; couldn't the head be reduced just a little | pratiners teehee serial. ade From. J. Shillington, Odeon Bave Godey's Lady's Book, Peterson's Magazine, and Mayne Reid's Onward, tor Uc. tober, and Harper's Bazar, for October 2. ‘The hogs, dogs, cows, geese, and goats sti; Tun at large im the streets of Washington. bat we ‘* nl |F INE LAOES, EMBBOIDEBIES, LACE COLLARS AND HANDKBEOHI and patterns, just received at DAVIS’, 24 Market Space, corner 3th street. G OVER & BAKER'S SEWING MACHINES always on band st Davis’, #0 13-lw_ _24 Market Space, corner 8th street. net Orme Sth street. _ pRaRtuo by igi) B SLALase A fall apse se 13 3t* No. 337 7th st., avo a EE ove B. Ts ove. V. 2 Caos OLD @0' Peay aaNT JAVA OOF. WELCH’S AND BAY’S B&ST FAMILY FLOUR. GOOD EXTEA vies SEABEABTED, es PER received. 10 en +4 or oD viseLnk Wa pte ES ted CHEAPEST AND BEST IN THE CITY. Also, very fine old SHEBBY AND PORT WINES. ITMER, ° 08 119 Peansyivauia‘avence. FLOUR! FLousy Becetpts direct from the mili. with ordars to sell et Market Rates. BAKERS, ATTENTION! Assortment Large! Price Low! TO ALL PUROHASEBS. One Barrel or Thousands, at LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES, by W.M. GALT & 00. STOVES! STOVES! STOVES! a THE LARGEST STOCK OF HEATING, COOKING AND PARLOR STOVES. AND THE CHEAPEST 18 THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, ‘TO BE FOUND at WALTER D. WYVILL’S, wolé-tf Bo 409 janie avenue. al ne tT. mi a. hee FOR SALE AND RENT. OOMS ¥OR REBT—On first and second fleors; R 3; No. 167 1 BARell antted for housekeeping: 7 Letrest, qr" aaN a ek, ea 1. cor —el for ren Oe D eee ee gud closet; femily rae ighetallosate aie thwest corner J streets, opposite Prenklin Pork. ae | FR TET and on a Places ine ‘Country— A od siling ouch; Situcted ostheest 1 | Square and me fect 29 ‘with lot, a1 fect it | facbes mcheg froat and 9 feet deep. Apply on the a2 | Premises. Fe apap ora OM researiy ‘occupied by Also, the "BUILDIN en coe — Fah of stores and sreane. ie 5 ilteon No. a = eat oe spate on cau with, iron $06 Bt end 8th: ; two Hits -FOOm 5 ‘cham- Boracalal tan room eed kite enon secen- floor; two siteys: nese to bate a100: ove bait cunts nian fastitation Lt & 00.. Auctioncers, tM svar pau t Eee vaD ee Mo, Eso, Two LOTS on K street Ist Gnd New “ketweon Jersey avenue. ineen fast improvin, le HOUSE, and sboat an scre Ground. with all the necessary outbulldnnrs, i Sistousburs. we ee BurepiNG, ‘“Cors in Squares 1,09 Capitol. subdivided fa small ag fas rest trent on ication to 1 inches deep. Plat can be seen on 85 pl L. WALL &00., Auction and Common fterchante 020 Opera House. . INT—HOUBE No. oa 5 “Street. between K satan 7th ows, Apply ot 420 th street eet be- Tana K- 0 18-3t' BAL Lay) Sor Geen, so0ms S| Stay Boh it No. between Office Recor: ‘th and E sts ‘two story BRICK READ Ppt ee eee 3. W. KING. | (POR SALE—a RARE CHANCE” peat, emall FYousn: eltiocated, Terme $150 cash. and 38 a month within sizdaye, J" Ik. gorast Ist street east and Penisyi ue, Capitol Hil ve 18-30 = ' Bas) aT under Hood's FoR RE th AE na tes class an (Might art NT ‘on 8th atree! 10 jad rmonth, taurant. zor See eee Te Tithe ate areers between re ant i. Rooms. A ‘STABLE ‘tor rent. seins AOBES OF LAND, i ag aa : wire ae ile oes Washi mn. al Fy oa Bethis Mess eon: TOF the city. Inquire ia The etore H. 0. HOOD. ge bE aren ctober Ist, four pS for honsekee fc. $2) per mont! Sy 14th, second brick ase Fe sot 4 | fou greed P. ee ates re corner F Ot ich pepe ae 2 treet south Detrreen 2d and 3d onat. ‘arap- idly ‘improv roving local ene square from Avenue cars; large | raos: . WAGGAMAN. sels 466 7th street, opp. Post Office. 'OB SALE—Two ane \E8, desirably located Fy modern improvement. ay ee ayer hs Tae Fae aNT—¥ ry mE ‘USES, 175, i N. 0615-6t 466 pra at OM t my Ee pall oy TOK HOU! arden in front; pamp the corner Pease ce Sta aires. lil, "at ladeat a advance VELL, on the premisce,” ny NEW, ‘AND OONV to those ne: tasty F yEAME iu WuOaKS on on toch street; rect Mz ‘rooms, halls. vestibules,; front and k yards h them remain unsold. Time lon, a Lt end ¥ ally verify ti above rice ii tbly payments of remainder in mont fare manus Of G40 or sel5-5t 418 Ti street, between Goad a. ‘OR BER’ The HOUSE, Grounds, Vineyard faall Green, Tecently occupied Amos Kendall. Distance trom Post Ofiees tee ted for $1200 8 o year stely: Kin ‘Vineyard a atte BTIOENRY, Corner streets, Liv ios neh gti rooms, roomie entals Beale BEY. ge 11-tf Pere FUSMISHED, PARLORS, AND, BE toes ae assent f Set sci Peon Maar EA ance Tae rhom ae £0 ind eal 4 MONTH, IN THE FIRST WAED, IN THE S£00ND WARD AND ON CAPITOL BILL, Lots BRAUTIFULLY LOCATED. Apviyto . J08HUA WHITHEY & 00. 416 Seventh street, bet. G end H, — A ¥i Hi rs ry BEISAED BOOMS FOR Pitier BH 7 Gay week. month Riso. STABLE for Fonts 471 lite street. ep z Also. m1 will rent ag eveuses oe at. es prea fret as — — ‘and nicely i be ee iste Fer salable for r hewsckeepig. wi will 5 F° rooms, cellar and bath on .. be- ca eee ey eae N GREE: pderara pl meat HOU, oes | farnished, at greatly ot extremely moderate te a re Read i | pT WEATHER 1 00 if zou want Se fhe elt call Eat erie in a Late por os BENT rat class pat story ous, rast erat ar chee aoe Hi st., cor. of ao Lim ib Georgetown, D. ne oi eeoe: Bs te yx: spac ee ee ORNS: }0GU. on, Beal broker, cormer High end it count , fruit eT om the’ city, Virginia. Price Ae Sa LATTA, ep leet TLiSorner ithand Fats. = a UsEB AHD os In THe © TY aND COUNTRY FOR SALB BY 8. P. BROWN & SON, REAL ESTATE BROKERS,, Conner 167m SrReet any Haw Youu Avanvai nd et Sry ere he Lesion ot 8 west ington in the “mulinery bua the hetr dressing. Sbrated ‘Milliner, will sol6 6t were it im Owen « ruc, 212 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, (Under Owen House,) Have this day received a large invoice of FALL AND wiptas BLOTS CASSIMBBES ee La as aad Varied Assortment of GENT! BNISHING GOODS OF ALL THE te 16-2W LATEST STYLES. AMUEL POLKINHOBN, Buccetsor to R. O, Stevens, proprietor of the CHINESS TEA HONG, 536 7th st. bet. Le. avenue and D street, PERSONAL, AS Eee OF ei Ty ge — zoe f | eam here Address D. ‘nited States ‘oe 2-3t evncungayc they should not be used by 1 oa 20,000 IBS, cocured By pees aed ao | 0 HAS TAKES MY OVA by mistake or from my store, will oblige me by retu re that were in the Focket boo, which wae ia SU BEL ete. ineaccesstal when others fails Deere Bs residence Mo. 607 H street, streets. Noron team on deferred a REAL cm, ausi-tf Cortew York avenue und sent Jauns HUGHSs. Dasises pees y REMEDY— AFUG@A, Bead Pamphlet of remarkabie cures. mar13-8&Wiy Tita and 0 Cry Uma PaiD Geet Oe lating. . Boe Bote: Ghose, ete Coat att f mail promptly "stteaded to to. HILOSOPHY OF MABEI is Your Moseem of Aneto aye Siete aeecer. aes foun, and Old ; Manhood FOR SALE. LE—A CIGAB AND bin pie} Po pa a | Egat tituated for trade; stoc! 7 Apply at the office of the. talk day oy tngetton ae ase ce ml tween ar Orin ‘recta. FS SALE-ER POOR AND SFT TURES or ate s Serentn. A NELLLM, 210 Ft. pearitth.” soles PoE! SALE The G00 os SOUS Wika: SUE TURE 188, con ed, “gs F Foes ee ein" Chey: Apply at the Btar omer TS BABE CHANCE—A handsome ieee Seg ed years old; 15 the District; rectly a. 9 oar, ivauE BAR. Beate uniee Set WHIP ‘the wh it ie cep, 88, the owner tee ne 6th street, between u a Sand La. se 15 lw WASHINGTON, D.O. IF YOU ARE IN WANT OF A at 00D COOKING STOVE, Call end look at the CALORIFIC COOK STOVE, WALTER D. WYVILL’S, sole-tt No. 409 Pennsylvania avenue. LF ae D. C. ms Brigg 133 sae, To be found at entered Gy Soha Se eh Es Heretofore Wien. ilton & ees th cont saeco Ror neal fhe old | ireet, oppor Market, at ali times & varied assort- re, Blinds. Seah, Moulding, Breck -ts, &o. Ml for CASH. con: by examin! aa i ee Scaoot FUBNITUBE sume: nt aecilt th ear intest se wm ia before ae ah Be 13-006t™ OF THE MOST APPBOVED STYLEs, | AT MANUFAGTUBBES’.RaTEs. Bettees for the Lecture Boom, and every requi- site for the Bchool-room, at BALLANTYNE'S, 519 71x 8T., INTELLIGENCER BUILDING. tw 406) 7TH STREET. JU8T RECEIVED 7TH STREET. FROM BOSTON, NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA, AND BALTIMORE MABEETS, 50 pieces of Lowell and Hartfordall Wool, fh CabeEre. (ecesof all Wool, Ingrain CARPETS, jtair and Bem; 4 OLL OLU tty 4 'LE—One FOUR LE — of B.B. ©. street, corner M a HH cia Por -L. G. FASHIONABL. a Bree LARK, ee, AND rte sis” ore pay 18, THURSDAYS ana i os the accent Music 8 cles for advanced, Pupils of Ladies and Gen tleme: formed to meet every MONDAY ing Oct. 4th. se 13-2w Rheut Sen ho ae Fon ach. and man ober diacanen sad allmente ofthe buasas ‘co tumerous to cuumerste. ine Diuretic. isegegg of the Kid end Bike er and Stimulant, giviae su appetite snd invizorating the arate. fever; It is an Ex ep seting on | Sa ea ays inf 3 . \ mmntery. bat bat Ebe Ming of ait Fain will Fellers, always be used before any other remedy te Temedy t tried. for it! ce certain in every case to be the only oe PRICE. 50 begin Kew BOTTLE. Bold by all Druggists, Apothesarics, and B. eg ark N & BRBO., Sole Proprieto: holesale Drugcists, Baltim-re, BOOFING t! Do you wish to save your bull good, substantial, and econo employ’ Cross & WALSH, BAL ESTATE EXCHANGE ¢ BROKERS Mo. 327 PENNA. AVENUE, South Bide, Between éth and 7th eps-ly SCHOOL BOOKS, SCHOOL REQUISITES, ke., kesy Kee WE WOULD OsLb' THE -ATTEETION 0! SCHOLARS. PARENTS, GUABDIANS. al aap ALSO PROFESSORS 48D TEACHERS TO OUR LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF SVEBITHING IN HE SCHOOL AND corr TEGE TEXT BOOoE WHION we wun orcs, a VEBY LOW BATES, WHOLESALE AND BETAIL. BLANCHARD & MOHUR, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, Corner Pa. avenue and lith Street, HAS BBMOVED ies oe JOST BEOBIVED. PP TER, om. CIGARS ABD TOBA0OO. wnonsasa” DEC Be eroans anD peeve Esrore tae, Boa stones Sebi ies wary meeesys 0. W. RATDRN,feppter,, News STYLE F. GLOTHING, &. FALL STYLES. A OOMPLETSE STOCK or FIBEBEAD & CLOTHING, at A. SAKS & CO’.S TAILORING DEPARTMERT. In Store, s fine Stock of ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND DOMESTIV CLOT! CASSIMEBES, VESTINGS, Compriaing ail the new novelties of the season wc ett Jvsr BECEIVED A LABGE ABD OAREPUL SELECTED STOOK OF CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, blew aned AND SUITINGS, variety and in tho bt wilt bet made ap to order at Se towksy Sand a PBIOE, ot Bievent GENTS’ FURSISHING GooDs every Novelty and the STAR SHIRTS, Mr roti “ 302 Bleventh Retween Pomas. ave. and & st. J. HBIBERGEE, * (Baccessor to H. . LOwDoN & Go..) CITIZENS, ARMY AND Have a MBEBUBART TAILOR, . LEWIB a Days aaTAL ass00cla- Ho, 260 PENNSYLVABIA AVENUR, Betwoen 1fth and 18h streets. The Cheap Place GREATER INDUCEMENTS TH WELCH’S BEST FAMILY FLOUR at $2.70 PER SACK. RAY'S ARLINGTON MILLs FA AND ALL OTREE GRADES oF FLOUR REDUCED. BY Cc. Ss. OHARE & SON, 252 SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN M N STREETS. GOOD COUNTY HAMS, 20 Ow.; BEST BUGAR OURED (Canvassed), 25 Ota; BROWN BUGAB, 12, 125,,13, AND 14 Cte; CLARIFIED, 13 AND 16 Cts: LEAF LABD, I8 CADDIES, 24 Ots per pound LONDON BROWB STOUT AND YOUNGER’ PALE ALE, @2.75 perdozen; PURE APPLE CIDER SPEEB’S STANDARD WINE BITTERS; SPEER'S PORT GRAPE WINE; COX'S SPARELING CELATINE, 20 Ow. por package. Particciar atteution paid to the SELECTION OF TEAS. BY C. 8. OHARE & SON, 262 SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN M AND N STREETS. eums-tf NEVER LY Ds. BICHAU’s eee -