Evening Star Newspaper, September 21, 1869, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the District CROSBY 5S. NOYES.,,.......Editer. WASHINGTON OITY: | TUESDAY........SEPTEMBER 21, 1569, | i] —— MATTER ON EVERY PaGB. | OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING euactes AND OTHER MATTER. OO A Heatey Urty.—The interesting annasi | Teports of Dr. Robert Reyburn, President, and Dr. J. E. Dexter. Secretary of the Board of Health of this city, submitted to the Board of Aldermen iast nigh!, furnish s most gratifying exbibit of the sanitary condition ot Washington ‘And the health of its inhabitants for the year ending Jame 30, 1:69. Taking the anousl report of deaths for the year, prepared by Dr. Dexter, we learn that the deaths from regis. tered diseases were 2,033: still born, 112; old age, 48; unknown, external aad accidental c&uses, 536; total number of interments during the year, 2.529; white, 1,532; colored, 919; un. known, 75; males, 1,26>; females, 1,199; un- known, 62. Deducting still tora, 112, we have net deaths in the city, 2,417; the per centage of deaths according to the whole population being & little less than 2 per cent., considering the Population st 125,00). The deaths from con- tion were—Suly, 26; August, 24; Sep- tember, 31; October, 25° November, 34; Dece: ber, 21; January, 33; February, 35; March. April, 18; May, 13; June, 27; total, 320, or an Average of 27 per month. From cholera infantum there were 237 deaths; measles, 129; PReumonia, 10%; diarrhcra, 9; dentition, 59. dysentery, 57, convulsions, 51; heart disease, | 37. The other diseases euumerated were not 8s fatal. Toking these figures asa basis, Dr. Reyburn says in bis report that Washington is now as | healthy a city as can be found in the United | States. This is capable of demonstration by Teference to the tables of mortality of a tew of our principal cities. The death rates in New | York and Brooklyn, for imstan carcely ever fall below 22 per thousand of the popula- | ton, and is frequently largely im excess of that | proportion. The annual death rate of all Eng- | TE. jand is 23 per thousand, and im the city of Paris, whose sanitary arrangements are the | most perfect of any in the world, the annual | death rate is 2 per thousand of population. | ‘The annual death rate of Washington, as will be seen by the figures, is 22 per thousand of Population, showing that the death rate of this city compares tavorably with that of other Jarge cities. During the years 1563-69, we have bad no epidemics whatever of a serious char- | acter. Scarlatina and measies prevailed to a | limited extent during the winter and spring months, but have now disappeared. The | opening and grading of so many streets and | the increase in the number of sewers have ren- dered many parts of the city dry and healthy | which were formerly damp and unwuole- seme. In reference to the subject of night soil Dr. Reyburn recommends the use of pul- | verized earth as the cheapest and com- | Pletest deodorizer. He thinks the canal should exther be dredged out and rendered navigable through the whole of its extents OF Barrowed and arched over to be used as | A sewer for the surface drainage of the city. In its present condition it 1s a standing dis- grace to Washington, ard ts a fraittal source | Of disease to those who are unfortunate enough to live im its vicinity. H» recommends vacci- nation of all children admitted to the public sebools; the thorough ventilation of school | houses by a ventilating shaft, composed of brick and wood, adjoining, or forming part of the chimney im each school room. Kegisters Placed in the upper part of this shaft, also in | the wall near the floor, would, in conjunction the windows, farnish abuadant ventila_ tion, both in summer or winter. The desire 1s expressed that the Councils pass a bill to reor- | ganize and increase the powers of the Board ot Health. that i may be in the same effective | condition of power and usefulness that is pos- | sessed by similar boards in other cities; also, a bill imposing a penalty for the neglect to regis- | ter the birth of cbildren bora withia the limits of Washington. There is now existing an ordi- mance requiring this registration, bat on ac- count of there being no penalty affixed to its Violation the law remains a dead letter. | It will be seem by reference to the procsed- | ings of the Board of Alderman Iast evening, Feported in another column, that a resolution | fered by Mr. Connolly, to havea portrait of Mr. W. W. Corcoram painted at the expense of the city, and placed in a suitable posi:ion in | ‘he City Hall, was adopted with a single dis- | senting voice. Of theabstract propriety of this graceful tribute to one of our most dis guished snd philanthropic citizen there cannot | bea question, bat grave doubts will probably be entertained in the minds of some as to whether. in view of the financial condition of the eity,—with the maximum of taxstion and the minimum of appreciable resuaits,— Corporation is in 4 positiom to procure desir- | able luxuries or even all absolute necessaries. Should the bill become a law, bowever, as wa | presume it will, there is one point ia conuec- | om with the subject whieh should not be over- looked. Excelientas American artists are in a general way. there are mot many competeat to | execute 8 work of this churacter; and there is | danger, unless sound jadgmemt, good tiste, and some Kaowledge of art are exercised in giving the commission, that the effort may not | be worthy either it subject or its place. To obviate any risk in that direction. we respect- tully sugzest, in tbe event of a commission being given. Mr. Corcoran be requested to select the artist; we venture to hope, also, that Sm amendment (o this effect may be incorporated im the bill before it becomes a law. This course seems to us to be due not less to his feelings ‘than to the Knowledge and love of art | by the subject of the proposed picture. T SUPERINTENDENT OP PUBLIC SCHOOLS. | A short time since, it will be remembered, Mayor Bowen recommended the passage of © bili by the Counctls amending the act defining | the duties of the Superintendent ot Public Schools, so as to enlarge the power of that oifi- | cer. Ip accordance with these recommends. | tons, Mr. Baker last evening iatroduced a bill 4m the Board of Aldermen, amending the act 3B question so that the Superintendent «shal have an equal voice in the selecting and adopt- ingot the rulesand regulations of the Board of ‘Trustees: that he shal! saggest and prepsre an | Uniform course of studies, to be approved by the Board, and direct the general conduct of ‘the schools; that he shall have Sn equal voice | im selecting text books and in examining teach- | ere; that he shall have power to call the teach. | ers together, as often as once in two weeks, to make suggestions snd impart instructions in ‘the art of teaching and governing; may sus. pend teachers tor disqualifications and im- proper condact; also suspend or expel disobe. dient minors and incorrigible pupils, subject to the Spproval of the Board. General Garfield bas written a letter declar- | ing that the bonds must be paid in gold, and saying that aithough Hon. Thaddeus Stevens in his last days ‘ook the other side, that does Bot alter the fact that he and all others who spoke on the bill at the time of its passage ad- mitted that the principal of the bonds was payable in gol The San Francisco Bulletin ridicules the | ‘Proposition to remove the national capi:al, | and says: «Just now, we have not got a hundred mil- homs to spend for this and the con- vention St St. Louis can use its wind to better ad tn di. way of fea discussing the most practicable cugiemninmnng cca aceatire Lefflogwell made a great bit at the Nations: ‘Theater last night as “Bonnefoi” in the excel- lent new comedy of “A Victim of Circumstan- "which is the best play brought out by the company so far. Our readers should see it to-migh! ey G7 in Connecticut thirteen divoress were granted by the Superior Oourt tor Winduers County, at its last session S57 Kovert Ice having deen detected in Ku- Kiax outrages orar Marshall, Als, inet week with tome Fentlemen who bo on Lee. newspaper | that the attempt has been made to economize | also of living or deceased fliends, from strong as at its comm: Last winter Congress, ia a spasm of econe- | My, cutoff the allowance of stationery to the but we have not heard | im this way in any other department of Gor. ernment. The British Goveroment, it will be | seen by the following extract trom @ London | paper, are undertaking to make & redaction in perial Oalenaers, be entirely discontinued. It is furthe: | that the strictest economy should be exercised with regard to writing paper, and letters on the public service are to be written on halt- sheets.” joined | —_—______.. S7A Mr. Kennedy bas invented a — whose works are moved by electricity. whole affair is said to be very simpli clock, which thus far has kept Sxcellent cae | wires no winding, all the parts being moved Automatically, and no attention, after it is onc? set and regulated, except to place ® spoonfal | of acid in the battery year. S7Some of the best men ie England are studying the inebriate asylums in America with much interest. Such institutions are scarcely known in Great Britain. 87 New York supports three baby-farming | establishments. &7 Should the Oxford crew visit this country next year, to have areturn match with the Harvar. S7The Israelites of New York haveorgan- ized a free burial society for the purpose ot providing decent interment for all israelites ‘who die there in straightened circams' S7 The consolidated Presbyterians proposes to send 100 laymen to establish missions along the line of the Pacific Railroad. S7°St. Louis housewives have tound “white, corrugated creeping things” in cucumbers, and decline to make pickles. 87 New-fasbioned dress-coats are made with deep velvet collar, and invariably with gilt buttons of the genuine 1776 style. Mail. s7-Hartford City, Ind , basa girl who keeps ight | a lamp burning until midnight Sunday ni | to make belie v: bas a beau. MAYORS 0 the seuneee ote re i mem there a be a meeting of the BO: #8 OF PUBLIC 0 80 ~i wat H4aLL, D.U. Le ah, 1369. ednesday EVERING st ; pees BOWEN Pron nt ex-officto. {Goronsend Rep sit) A BEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION. who are desirous of fo forming a NEW ILD- Ing. ASBUCIATION are requested to mest in Boom Bo. 19 {iast’s Bridie SEABSG Sha sth strect, aN eOHEODAY ory ING, 224 instant, THIS PLEASURE BESORT WILL BE KEPT OPBN for the accommodation of pleasure seckors and t! traveling public the year round. - MEALS AND REFRESHMENTS will De furnished at all times, at city prices. ‘Your patronage solicited SOsEPH H. SHATFIELD, Proprietor. ye Fa ial meeti; of the GRASD LODGE hi ibe held om Sabans s 7 ae — o’el — tary. OR THE BEST AND CHEAPRST PUD. TOGBaPHIC LIK BNESSES, all sizes and styles, plain and colored, from is. Feotspee er other old pictares. 3 Plain oF colored, fresh and to WH. HireaUers: 131 6 Fe ave., h sts The pest first-classy the United Btates. “Fecllities usar, ee 13-10 EDICINE “In time of peace prepare for war,”” military maxim. “Let not the sickly sess: you unprepared,” is an eqaally good rule in medi cal jurisprudence The man must be made of iron who finds himself at the close of the summer as ement. Such a phenome- | among the most robust of the non is rare, ev homan family. vigor oczes outof in the broiling weather ef July and Aver St the opening of the Fall, are condition to defy ealthy influences of the season. Fever and ague and billious remittent fevers, | ith @ variety of complaints that affect re organs, the li 4 the bowels,form the Autumn programme. Bear in mind ic will improve ‘our digestion, sie! med: x ver. that you have the coanine art le. | ‘There imitations and counterfeits in t! ket, and they are all worthless or eleterions. Bear tn mind that Ost ETE: coy eit TEBS is only = iy glass, ( byt | cask )and that bottle Dears label sera edb: ignette corse Geo nd the Bresce, ue stamp over the cork 8916-e03t, MAYORALTY- rin; if as a Candidate for the of Tmsyer ing mea of Washington, in op) sition to the present cite administ ters Iwould like EugVED| iis Restence Cs to 653 Penraylvan! Office hours, fr 2. ‘Gravel, Gokpleiatee Plies, ram ci Wea ta: Bitorsis, Ner: Beaty eee) inging in th Yous Debility. 5 Bar, Diseases ‘of the jedan ‘Bai, BANT, 26 North ss street, . MOVED H Pigteveots treet, betw Onice home oeee Sto We TROMPSOR SE LEE BESER' bed a ang retail atthe cab corner of 8th -< TUsticn GF OF iit eR Menace co— 222 43, street, bet aulé Im HE TAN CO WiLt pcm s ee oui Krag tte bedi View ae Tuer. ATTOREBY. Be his office to 40s steeet, me ; oy the same we offer sll Hair Prepa- rations. Barrett' a, Cheva- Hier's, Montgomery's: ary alton’: Wosa's, Tob. prepated to retail stervthion Kast ine Arse ines is fore at much loss thas. regular rates, ‘The Awrom risure, WEENOH STEAM SCOUREE, And Agent for the STATEN ISLAND (BH. ¥) DYBING ESTABLISAMENT. Ofice—435 HINTH STREET, Opposite Patent Office, 3 Seventh street. 1836. uM AwaRvED in 1867, WHsA ATLEY'S PREMICE. st! sau DYEIN he ie! zi TAB SRUMEET. se in T. bles vided wit ‘wind the Sevan and ‘ortiscl axiil t be be obtained, with constant nal attention = the of 1) a DistRce to to bat and promptiy executed. Couemsra MABEKET. Oorner of Penna avenue and Thirteenth st, Hi bought out the aa said ia Market.wre will keep on band a Jarce stock of ATS, VEGBT. cous, ac, which market in city, GEO. W, MILLER. se21-6t As E. B! 5 TH Natrona MEDICAL COLLEGE, BTMENT OF BIAN MEDIOAL Dee,” OOLUM! man Sreeeet, Between 13TH akp 14rH. ee course of Lectures in this Instita- tion will c p.m. For pes 419 Bi Yo RILBY. MD. nen ET! . ond a Gai forice and gate B fe com} 359, snd pail tor when one 8 ees for two Gate Posts, St Seneca stone, Mike those st the entrance: the Brice to be stated Riso without the ornasse posts as they are, and cutting. a FIVE MILLIONS SAVE: BY THE STEWART COOKING STOVE. wy, will you buy any other’ It is the best ever: Call and examine ne the” IMPROVED STEWART, At the Agent’s, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, _se20 tf between 10th and Uth streets, a ALL STOVE BUYERS a ae Invited to examine my assort- ment STOVES. Call and ace the samples. I think I can pleasein | Premises. PRIOE ABD KIND. EB. F. sIMPBON. STEWART STOVE AGENCY, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, se20-tf between 10th and 11th streets. prorosats FOR FLOUB. Orrice Depot Ooxereresany oF SUBSISTENCE, iT 13, 1859, ¢ ASHINGTON, D PD tee irrels Family and One Hundred Barrel . to be delivered at the Bub: Monument Ground, ith ‘Other conditions made known by the under- “opesals ed until AL “pon received until 12 m. the iG net oct = 204¢ 6.8.0 8A, Naw @oop NEW “@oonps. kinds of FANCY AND MILLINEEY ‘Goons. BIBI ne. 5 BEOIDE! Bos Pe atts ‘RIES, LACKS, f every description end variety, Just received at onan Pua, FANCY, AND GRO GRAIN SASH BIBBONS, PLAIN ABD FANOY RIBBONS FOR Bows, All widths and celors, Just received at Dave MABEET SPACE, corner 8th stroet, 7 7T HE LATEST NOVELTIES In HATS, FLOWERS, FEATHERS, & , at DAVIS’, 24 MARKET SPACE, corner 8th street. Favor: TBIMMINGS AND BUTTONS inevery variety; TBIMMISG SATINS, VELVETS, PLUSHES, SILK, &c., DAVIS’, 24 Market Space, corner Sth street. il colors, at x F INE LACES, EMBROIDEBIES LACE COLLARS AND HANDKBBOHIEFS, ‘and numerous other articles, all of newest styles - | and patterns, just received at DAVIS’, 24 Market Space, corner 3th street. Gaova & BAKER'S SEWING MACHINES elwayson hand at Davis’, sels-lw 24 Market Space, orner sth street. FRENCH POPLINS, COLORED AND BLACK; RICH BLACK AND COLORED SILK LYON'’S BLACK SILK VELVETS; ELEGANT BLACK VELVETEEN; HIGH COLORED ae PLAID PoP. FIGURED AND PLAIN GREY FRENCH POPLINS; EMPRESS CLOTHS AND FRENCH ME- RI BEAUTIFUL AND STYLISH FRENCH CHINTZES; HAND ME STRIPED SHAWLS; STRIPED AND PLAID ARABS; AND OF: NEW DRESS MATERIALS, JUST OPENED, AND OM SALE AT THE VEBY LOWESE CASH PSICES. FLANNELS, OASSIMEBE! TAPLE DAMASKS, NAPKINS, TOW RLINGS, QUILTS, BLANKETS, SHEETINGS, COTTON AND LINEN SHEET- INGs, PRINTS, DELAINES. And 6 fall and complete stock of ENT’S SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, HANDEEB- CHIEFS, HALF-HOSE, SOABFS, ac. OUB STOCK OF HOSIBEY 18 VERY COM. PLETE IN LADIES” AND OHIL- OUR STOCK OF prea GOODS I8 VERY LABGE, AND I8 COMPOSED OF TAR VBEY BEST MaTSRIALS IMPORTED. ONE PRIOR ONLY, 18 rere ec ORe. HO DEVIATIO! sel8 a,tu,£0-3t between 9th and loth sta, wring ees Ladi sell as low ascan be a0ld ineny | ommence on F 81D A PAY. Gctober Iyat 6:30 | Haro} ceived at the Comete: nth | fo for the sreztion of abot 30) | Possession given October ist Apply a FOS SEEY, Clnanren Wie ee 008 orde: sez -3t* sRIOK HOUSE e350 a Maren. Genital a baton =o land avenue Ml FLY} ert in street rose and Fo rah F lt iE FaRLor i MBs out BOARD. pce EL a PLE by thi VOM and Kone ly ok x rOn. Bproe doors from 224 — sylvenis avenue. | FOr RE water gi Inquire at 350 iith street. between fe Soardt jog Bouse. of ana ‘¢22 13th street, near Go Toh —A large STOBE BOOM Jewelry Store, on lith thsttesteod & Boot and Shoe Btore or uf = rs other fancy ‘goods Durines: are ‘ORE FOR aT aN5 APOE oR toon L acd . Three-stor * rick brooms, FOB, BENT. On the Ist October, two stoi BRIOK HOUSE, on Ith streak. be between | and Ie contains seven rooms. paatry. ball, ane ta; has marble mantels in Parlors. & — — nice- ished throughout. Inquire he prem: Re EN T—On first end seco second floors; well sufted for ousekeoping; No. 167 1 street, between 2ist and 22d streets, iS FOB REST—Fi large rooms, = = ir singly, for rent at 262 Gai $, corner 20 5t™ =A, Bry ,cenireble “DWELLING F Pon Wo. 3 street, botween loth and Uth streets; Tes boon, it im thorough goed order: water and bath; water closets, Inquire at 387 Botreet, of W. ORM. se 20 8t {OB BENT—To esmall private famil F ft Forni BOOMS: sult: deckecpiog, (nothing rented ‘ont besides .& hand- le for B 32. housekee! mood tw fr van pg ge Bier rOftice. from Psaneyiveni ene LE SUITE OF FURNISHED Boome Booms loset; Feed corner 8) Dime on ad fore rivate: od fatale looskion rent, Bunand | I streets, opposite Franklin Park. —Civap and on Rasy Firms. or a Place im the Country oi Bi large rooms, 1 eiling cach; situated northesst ith lot, 21 feet i inches front and 90 feet decp Apply - u ‘known Business Stand, recearly occupied by eevee BUILDING onsisting of stores and rooms above, st corner srath street and Louisiana avenne. No. 35 ey teii'dw*. ME. A SIMPSON, No. 4, La. av. ‘OR &, K—That fortable convenient F; Bw oe NG. with iron. vera $06 two Jat Office and sti arest ‘oo iA Bi seit L. Wai aE E00 acta BY Oe Ninth and C streets, ret Wall ‘s Opera House. a v oo E IMPROVED AND ERI MEROVED AT PBIVa’ Three. meer BBRIOK SOU: noth street, No. 435, between @and H. for ‘sale ‘iow. AL Two LOTS on K street’ between Ist &nd New Jersey avenue. Location fast improving. Three-story ware Avenue, be tei Bill. No 317; arbor in front. A desirable novsk! “and about Groun fh all the necessary outbulld nes, i = location, having «grape Forty-five BUILDING. tors in Squares 1.0% and 1,032, subdivided in smal tote of 20 tt fro pita : ae inches deep. Plat can be seen on ey plication L. WALL & 00., Auction and Commission Merchauts, Wall's Opere House. se F° Br stroot. Derween sth ond 7 sts, ‘Apply at 420 whe tween I OB san: ‘A three stoi be- Pyrat -} FOr BE BENT—Two te ‘two story east and © street not g10 10 periment: Inquire 533 ms we eau Fo SE: located. Ter: 150 22, me ae ti sold within ix day BBISON, corne? Ist street east and Pen Capitol Hill. .. This eee of refinement valia need apply. or fa forth oe A y. For farther particulars pe IB-eeat fas. W- BUTELS Ate for Heat, oR the second floor kooms. 474 llth street, between A‘STABLE for rent Be SALE—200 ACBES OF aan suitable for mereet — Pe in Vir- miles sti sout! idly es ae one square from Avenue =i se. teTHOS. E. WAGGAMAN, ‘Street, opp. Post Office, \—Two FRAMES, desir: {OB RENT—A roomed BRIOK HOUS! arden in front ip close by; on the corucr of Porth A sud Sto streets. Uspitol Hill Bent ak ia advance. Apply to BIUHABD oe yELL,onthe premises. se 15 FOE BENT the HOUSE, Grounds. ali Green. recently oce from Post U! er — are oo as are oe aber set more ‘ai ‘will be let on TO a ILLIAM STIORNRY, Corner 6th and M streets, eels tf ‘Washington ity teint ny tht rooms. OriEnTOR ‘eats nt Store nine 5 jemantels. Be; lori ier: several @ dod chant ‘aller, 434 Ape ioaae. K PWS Poste ee cs WELLING 200 Pa.ave., Grose Be Pi cuay. Apply to A. B. SHRPHREL Lors: poten FROM @10 TO $29 DOWH AND @6 TO @¥0 A MONTH, IN THE FIRST WABD, In ee i CaPIToO! , WASEAUTIFULLT LOCATED. Apply to JOSHUA WHITHEY & CO. _teltt 416 Seventh strect, bet.@ and H._ Fo SALE —s small B Mis} ‘Howard county, pas Spee eran expats i oy inh re ane AED eae, oreest! tron Eu sie =o a Se es eae eS Stite Fee Bd HO) ao 1a ee | Ofeen F and Q streets, ‘Inguire ‘st Beilders’ tween P and Q Dies et W. HAMILTOH & 00. ts Sacer three fey BRICK! BOUS cellar and bath os | PERSONAL. r] SP sctau BOTICE. HOT DBsPaiR | D&2o consulted med few Acore sont pes Semi whe 'y and resumed bis prac: residence ‘no. 007 H street, streets. Noe RB ree BROKER, Cor New York avenue and 9th at. Gates Coors oa to ‘TTA, H pod HOOK nae Bose Ls] alee ae. Price $13.00 eager KEI Housss amp ors IN THe @ Ty aND counTRY FOR SALE BY 5. BROWN & SON, REAL ESTATE BROKERS, Conner 161m StReEt any Hew Your Avanvaj wTY FINE BUILD 5. PF. Brown’s subdivision, Mt. now of- fered on desirabie tasted about half mile from adja- cent to léth street road, thi irive of the city, and for healt>, and surrounding A = (Hoes OLD ba! MENT JAVA OOF- WELOHB’S AND RAY’S BEST FAMILY FLOUB. GOOD EXTRA FLOUB, WARBANTED, 98 BABBEL. mips Just received. 10 BARRELS OF THAT P OLD ZIRGLER WHIB only 8 sole ood CHEAPEST AND BEST IN THE CITY. Also, very fine old SHEBRY AND POBT WINES. 0 WITHER. rover, 5018 119 Penneyivania evens. Froce: FLOUB!: Becelpte direct from the mill. with ordars to sell at Market Rates. BAKEBS, ATTENTION! Assortment Large! One Barrel or Thousands, at LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES, by se l6 W.M. GALT & CO. ‘f . DEMONGEOT: og Sas nod tee paceman tes pat st’ returned from Paris, where, be feo ms mere Be nw LOWE BUM PLatr ders fro in the milli work ope net betr ebrated Milli: an repared to receive or- the Li ies of "Washington fer ranyihing Seabees » | Owzn & PUGH, 212 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, (Under Owen House,) Have this day received a larce invoice of FALL AND wie guorEs. OASSIMEBES Large ant vanes aan oxnre"s FURNISHING BBS Sees or ALL THE Gane as Buccessor to R. O. Stevens, proprietor of the CHINESS TEA HONG, 536 7th st. bet. La. ae and D street, scls1w WASHINGTON, D.0. a IF YOU ARE IN WANT OF A a GOOD COOKING STOVE, Call and look at the WALTER D. WYVILL’S, 409 CALORIFIC COOK STOVE, To be found at D. Wie —The undersign: Sopertenrahty ae Ne the name ety scyte of BED. iS snd parchased the bust | mal bet Te pee? on by rs. H.W. & Co, will oo stand, Ho. 584 rth tree where may Gines Pat ee < VERDMAN. 406 7TH STREET. JUST RECEIVED 7TH STREET. FROM BOSTON, NEW YORK PHILAD&SLPHIA, AND BALTIMORE MABKETS, 0 pieces of Lowell and Hartfordall Wool, eure TS. CARPETS, Pee igen om CABPBTS. Tai, Sa, and Wa Ole LORS ae reset lety. e0c0a bag Lae MATS, &c. np, cute ot Din Wantage to ive mee cal before parchesing sloewhere, ts, Lam detersniced Eemall profits. Givi eax in cally andthen Jou can see a | Ta charge of Guzen & Wi sepl-20 Fine Par room onl a | REFERS oe ind it to their SCHOOL BOOKS, SCHOOL REQUISITES, ke., Ker, kee nee CALL THE ATTSHTION PaRBETS, iD THACHERS To SVEBYTHING IN are prepared to: SCHOOL AND eee TEXT BOOK | 4 cusntity . WHICH WE WILU SELL AT VEBY LOW BATES, WHOLESALE AND BETAIL. — BLANCHARD & MOHUN, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, Corner Pa. avenue and ith Street, sez ‘WASHINGTON CITY. B. HAS BEMOVED Eanes |e > Es! Dh HUGH AND O@UNSELLOR AT Law, ice in the Supreme Court of the Uni- on ‘na the Coarts of ted 6 Ueurt of UOleims, a? ae, avons. bet-12th and 13th ete ee rs rs jointly. iiss S58 £0. orm. 2et Teh eed tath sts_sut-Ses ON ATHANIEL WILSON, ATTOBNEY-AT-LAW, HAS REMOVED TO Ho. 409 F STREET, my %4-tf NEAB 71a. Tita Linge Ee AT LZ Palo FoR ee . Boots, Soca. ete HABTOGENSIS. aii order es iy DHILOSOPEY MABBIAGE. Bew course of wg peers eg od Anstemy, embrect sutyects Bow tel liye and whats live for: end “Ola ‘The caves fer me eéjoining 01 kets: Inquire at the Star Office. FS BALE—A very handsome aad ily BUORSE, ergy Droke, and very gentle. Also, a lickt family UAR- LA! id HAESE . inguire st '@ Stable, in resrof the Matiens! Ho (OB SAL¥—BABBOOM ant Fiktones. = KF Bou, HOLD LB FORNITURE eas ‘be bo oben ag FoR eatans ay turnout, HUBSE. BUG complete ; 0 farther use tor butte 08 EakL vr Son's. ‘Btables. o On SALE —A.O1G EAD TORAGOO sto: FE ‘taated for it and rent SO0Y SIGRING A GOAT WIT EW ANUEODY SISRING 2 SORE. UTE of milk no ag by oe by. og at 425 14 ae fea SALE—The caren TUBE BE AP—Thi rr FPR P cw Eppiy at the Star (OR A BARE OHANCE—A Lgndsome GuAckBAwE AR 7 years old: 18 KST MARK, 337 4% jy int .L. G. MA Fas SHiON ABLE D BaNorng GACADBEY. between 9h and BT age) CHOOL FUBNITURBE OF THE MOST APPEOVED STYLEs, AT MANUFACTUBBBS’ BATES. Settecs for the Lecture Boom, and every requi- site for the Bchool-room, at BALLANTYNE’S, $19 77H 8T., INTELLIGENCER BUILDING. sed 36 ae t BOOFING I! wish to nave your building covered wich . seca Mia aI roof? If so, OLAN, Fire snd Water Proot Gravel Roofer, whose work fends from 12 to 16 years. and belf present dempooss front gotette re apoees fro : watine bi hand. the unrivaled tmp Feit. Com —— bea ae & WALSH, “BAL ESTATE EXCHANGE &€ BROKERS Ho. 327 PENNA. AVENUE, South Bide, Between 6h and [th streets west. Sate Weta. Be cE See nn Lien. 'O ALL WHO SELL CIGARS AND TOBAOOO. and Masters from two "Sens ates = 00 8-001 GENTS” © FALL STYLES. 4 OOMPLETE STOCK or BEAD MADE MB & Bors’ CLOTHING, at A. SAKS & CO’.S TAILORING DEPARTMERT. In Store, fine Stock of ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND DOMESTIO CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, anD VESTINGS, Comprising all the new novelties of the season woe J UST RECEIVED OF CLOTHS, CASSINZRES, VESTINGS AND SUITINGS, In every sortety s and in the Latest Stzlon, which will be made PBIOE, at = the LOW. Bie wy aod tee STAR, and fi ae 202 8 r Between Peaus ave and & st. F, d. BELIBEBGES, (Buccessor to H. F. Lovnon & Oo...), OITIZENS, ABMY ABI 4 MBEBOHAST TAILOR, Metropolitan Hotel, (late Brown's. 36¥ Penn. avenue. BENTISTRY. tag OAS B BUTELBE, Sargeon Dentist, offers his pro’ ver D*® LEWIEBa paris, DENTAL ASSOULA- Bo. 260 PEN: erLVANIA AVENUB, Between 12th and 18h strocts. TEETH BX agi 3 WITHOUT Pain. where Ar- The Cheap Place! GREATER INDUCEMENTS 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. Ss. HARE & SON, 252 SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN M AND N STREETS. GOOD COUNTBY HAMS, 20 Ots.; BEST SUGAR CURED (Canvassed), 25 Ote.; CBOESE AND BLACKWELL'S PIOKLES AND S4UCES. LEAF LARD, 18 CADDIES, 24 Ots per pound LONDON BROWN STOUT AND YOUNGER PALE ALE, @2.75 per dozen; PUBE APPLE CIDEB SPEBE’S STANDABD WINE BITTERS; SPEER'S PORT GRAPE WINE; COX'S SPARKLING GELATIN. 20 Ow. por package. Particclar attention pald to the SELECTION OF TEAS. BY Cc. s. OHARE & SON, 262 SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN M AND N STREETS. eum-tf Ds. BIOHAU’S GOLDEN REMEDIES.