Evening Star Newspaper, September 24, 1869, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the District | CROSBY 8, NOYES... ...0+.Bdlters WASHINGTON OITY: FRIDAY........-.SEPTEMBER 21, 1969, SF READING MATTER ON BVERY PAGE. SER OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELB- @BAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. ee NEW BUILDING MATERIALS. ‘The growing cost of building with the present materials used hes caused a pretty active ex- ercise of inventive genius to discover some mode of making artificial stone possessing the Properties of durable stone. Many or most of | these inventions have proved worthless on Detng tested. The artificial stone used at the Howard University, made from sand on the ground, seems, bo’ Probiem affirmauvely, sud it is, moreover, of an agreeabie color, waking it @ great improve. ment esthetically over the dreary red-brick, or the glaring white marble of stereotype use. Some of the stone blocks, hurriedly made and used im & green condition, proved defective in the hespital building connected with the Unt- Yersity, bat the material used in the main building seems to stand well, and to harden by exposu: ‘We see that an artficial stone made by a French inventor, M. Woignet, has come into extensive use in France. Though the discoy- ery was looted upon with distra: t first, its strength has been established in a way to satisfy the scruples of the French Govern. ment engineers, an¢ several important public Works have been constructed of the ne stone, which Bas received the name of beton- Cognet. Its asserted that it Bas a strength Superior to amy stratified rock, and equal to Sny of the harder rocks, except the very best | quality of granite. The difficulty im the way of marufactaring artefieial stone from sand pas been from the tact that sand camnot be compressed by ordi- nary means, and in a confined mass of sand Pressure cannot be transmitted. For example, if an ordinary gas or water Pipe be filled with sand, and a piston applied atone end, no amount of pressare can drive the sand through it, though the pipe may burst from the lateral pressure. Here, then, ‘Was the secret of failare. Materials of various Proportions had been tried, but they bad been poured into moulds, or frames, in masses; Pressure bad only affected them, as it were, on the surface, and the whole interior had been Jett with a honeycomb of interstices between the grains of sand, imperfectly filled with bydrate of lime, which, as the water evaporat. | ed, became larger. and finally so large as to jeave @ mere heap of dry sand and lime, in fact, 8 mortar ready to cramble. from its own weight, under the influence of the atmosphere. The problem now became this: Given the chem- ical constituents of any particalar stone, to combine there so that all air should be expelled from between the particles, and they should form a homozeneous muss. The easiest, cheapest. and quickest way to accomplish the desired end was found to be, by introdacing smaller quantities of the tare into the mould, and then to expel the air by pounding, Snd not by at equal pressure, as in the latter case the confined air would act as an elastic, Tesisting cushion, which would neutralize the | effect of the opera: ‘The process of manufacture is simply to mix the comstitutent parts in a cylinder with only enough water to make them cohere. Whea | thoroughly mixed, the material is placed small quantities im the moulds and pounded ‘With light rammers, additional quantities being constantly introduced until the monid is filled. wer, likely to solve the | ‘The plan for a World’s Fair. to be held im | this city im 1871, took such definite shape at | the meeting last night, and was upield by men of such financial weight, intelligesce, and | Dusinesa acuteness, as to impress ail present | with the belief that it was an achievement pos- sible to be done, and thatit must be done. The Ideas and suggestions thrown out wege all | | practical and to the point, and tbe entire action | of the meeting meant business. Mr. Metgerott | potnted out that the building, modeled upon that at Paris, need not be &n expensive one. Dr. Stansbury, who represented the United States at the London World’s Fair, ex- | pisined how the work was blocked out to | carry that enterpriese saccessfully through and to what extent the same plan cou'd be fol. lowed here. Other gentlemen of experience in| such matters gave their views, and altogether | euch interesting data was presented, showing | | Row such things had been done and could be | done here. The valuable co-operation of the | } Russian Government in the enterprise, offered | | strength to the undertaking, and doubtless other | foreign legations will not be siow to extend | their sympathy in the same direction. Alto- | gether the enterprise begins toassume a very | hopeful shape. Lefingwell has his benefit and inakes his last | appearance at the National Theatre this even- | | ing, appearing ia “Billiards” and “Too Mach | forGood Nature.” To-morrow night “Jact | Sheppard” snd “The Idiot Witness” will be | the attraction. Ua Monday night Dion Bouci- | i new drama, entitled ‘-Pormosa,” will be | brought out in excellent style. ; Miss Scott Siddoas arrived at New York on Wednesday, from Europe, and yesterday morning she began rehearsals of Shakespeare's «Twelfth Night,” which is to be produced shortly at one of the New York theatres. | Tus WEEELY Stak, now on our counter and | ™ wrappers ready for the mails, contains a very interesting story of «The Other Mrs, Johnson;”’ Editorial Correspondence, “Frem Washington to the Pacific—San Francisco,” Our Water Power—all about the mills in | Georgetown; Health of Wasbington—the re- rt ot Reyburn, President of the Board of ealth: Meeting of the Grand Lodge 1.0.0. At San Francisco; The Investigation of Charges | Against the Mayor; German in the Public SeBools; the Washington Canal Nuisance; Cu. | | ban News: Society New: | News and Gossip; the Cou: Peopie: tems of Domestic Economy; Humorous Sketches; with Dey Departmental and Local News; Agricultural and Honsekeeping | Miscellany; *and the latest Telegraphic Die patches from all parts of the world. | | @@Senator Sprague has recently increased | | his employes’ wages | _S#°The Masonic Fraternity ¥. paver ta. enna | | a Bandsome hall at Manassas, V: Se Gen. Robert Andersor, of | Fort Samter | fame, is in Paris. | S7-A Georgia magistrate has sdjourned his | courtto the Sst of September. | | | 7A Texas murderer made particular re. quest fora purple shroud. S7'Ulive Logan ts said to he “unrafiled.” | | How about her—abem—lingerie Chicago Rep. | n gociation Will be held On SATUBDA pomber eet te selost ai Union League Hail. | ry Pail attendance ae ‘- “CLAPP, P: a it. _J.H. PATRICK, Ree “Bee ATP: Preigent, | WENING, | ie anion | be elect, resolutions adopted. The | | blic are invited I pul in Vice President. } ee24-1t™ (\0S ras BEW HALL IN THE BUILDING. ' The oj rv a | by the Russian Legstion, is calculated to give | re bee | pri Atonce the moulds can be removed, and the | EVEN! ‘Srtificis! stone will be foumd hard and solid, | Ste: Sud in a few daysready for transportation even | by Iand-carriage, though it continues to in- | ! crease in weight and density, tor from nine to | twelve months, whule the moisture is gradually ITI! | evaporating and its place being taken by ear- ADU ART ERS M Muyrany Co Cag ti ¢ \ bonie acid. ‘This material bas not only been used largely | 19 egyiiance wi pn Fisegran 7 oo Sosetel Ordere, | on land instead of stone, but also for submarine | Bo. ~ Wa wdepternber a Tes, a special | structures requiring grest solidity. The jet- | lection willbe het id ‘ang for the couaty ties at the entrance of the Saez Canal are con- | nd structed of what appears to be immense blocks | tember. 18 of stone, but this materialis really the artificial | Grove. of Alex- of Bee. | ‘James T, | member elect of the Honse of ot | stone under notice, made from sand dredged | the Censtal Assembly of said Beate, All voters | from the bottom of the canal mixed with | is. or who's ‘bad established their rij mt to 4 hydraulic lime, and then packed into wooden | prior to that date by certificate or affidavit. and cases oF moalds and allowed to dry. Festi iteegeueng terememtans cio, Lt has been suggested that the problem of the | {he following pisces” First Mogietration District, Sphinz, the Pyramids, and those Ezyptian | corner of Moyel and Eriuce streets; eeond Bogie: monuments whose hardness blunts the edge of | Begistratien District, at the Court house, Fourth our sharpest tools, while their weignt defies | Repetration Ct ane ee the lifting espacity of our most powerful ma- inct. Ball’s C-oss Boeds; pa ae chinery. is now solved, and that ia discovering Bouse or Freedman Ullege yy on, 8 — the method cf making an artificial stone, M. | Milit tary, _Commumoner yn nar Diviaton ‘ot Coignet has but recovered the rudimentary | Virginie. Pruciples of am art whicd, in ts most perfect | torm, was tamiliar to the Eyptiaus. The | question 1s, of course, ‘& mere speculation; yet should the supposition prove to be correct, ow easy to sccount for these wouderfal prodi- | gies! A wilderness of sand around them, aad | from’ BO known deposits of sack stone as forms them—what more nstural supposition thas that :be material is but s high grade of the very artificial stone which is cow being used at the isthmus of Suez’ at the Board of Trade Booms on | }. September 2th, at eight bes “gr wad: “4 Be: th f eled | = sides being 8 gentleman of unparalle! ON ©. MP liberality, Mr. Peapody is also possessed of | (Soar kes 3 AP roe inexhaustible faith, as Ris jast gift, of four |, ‘ | bundrea thousand dollars, to tne Institute in Bate Srey Se eee tetas | Bsitimore bearing bis name, abundantly de- — ae the ‘eal urch, wil moustrates. Beyond the erection of a hand- | Sotinne deus September “ath, mt°s | some but hermetically sealed butldmg om | o'clock &) come one, come all, to the great Union Monument Square, we are not aware that mis | Comp ‘Meoting , B. TRUSTY, pastor in charge iormer maguificent donation has ever been of | J. A. JENIPEH Chattmen Obmulttos, ce siat" the shgbtest practical advantage to the peopie @LYrMmount. of tbe city for whose benefit it was made. so | 1 se Tar as we can bear, the mamagementof the tund | THIB PLEASUBE BESORT th ft TAL Bisterical body of | pathy tere ol | WILL BB KEPT OPBN accommodation of pleasure seekers and the Tespectables whose chief aim in hfe is to learn How Not to Do It; and so far as useful results forthe are coucerned, 1t might as well have been ap- | reveling pabite the year reese. PTopriated to building a wall aroand the city. | MBALS AND ERFRESHMENTS 4t is possible, however, that the Iast donatio non | willbe furniahed at al at alts peieen. may be the means of putting the first to some | Soars JOSRFE 8. BEAT riatse. Oelock “a tall at se 22-5t MEETING | \ By reques' Useful purpose. In that hope we are giad that | Mr. mga bas not tightened his purse | strings, and congratulate our sister city ac- | ee AER mI, tessand colored, ‘to life etze er Pe soariee: oa bee's cordingly. We must respectfully decline to pablish the | list of unclaimed letters at the City Post Uflice | ies = to o WHITERURS "6.4 a: grstutiously. The law contemplates that the | last shall be published in the paper haying the | alien the United States. largest circulation, and paid for, but leaves | WaYORALTY. an opening by which the Post Office Depart- } ment can avoid paying for tt if any paper will | Pei eek aatons ts ublish it for nothing. If the department | Zacoeen td iy te Sor te ander tae tier siving | She erent - “enim it to the paper Raving the largest circulation, | well and good, but our advertising space is mach too valuabie for us to surrender it to the Post Otfice uses gratuitously. There was a time w hes the letter-list was semi-news mat- ter, but since the system of free deiivery bas Deen inangurated, and letters distribuied by | carriers i every part of the city, those for which no owners can be found must be ad- | dressed to nobodtes who are not likely to read padi parent ia tcc Interest for amy body. EaRTHQUsgRs—A few Gays since we re. ferred to the recent earthquaxes in Uslifornis, | and now we Rsve news from Sout® Americ. of their reeurrenes in Pera and elsewhere. in Arica there were no less than forty earth - quakes og the 19th of August, all more or less strong. and the people, dreadimg another sea imundstion, were deserting the place, taking refuge in Tacna and elsewhere. eases | strung *ROCK was felt early on the morning of the 15th, c8using the inbabitants to forsake their beds and Sy towards the surrounding | pampss. Similar reports cf mevements of the earth are received from Tacnaand Arequipa. “2 The Conservative Convention in Ajexan- @ris, Va, bas unani Bommeated Mr. Reuben Jobusom, of that city, as their candi- date to fill the vacancy in the Virginia House of Delegates, made by the death of Col. Uioss, and be Das & cepted '3e Bominatior. Mr. J. E. Hood, tor many years connectea the Springfeld Acpudican, has perma. ~* Denver, and waa Of the News of that city. fie THOMPSOR' Ee, Rod ct whetecale ons retetl et ths Goract of th avd Bets. <i Age: re ee a _ Ras re Fate eee Htein the agency ebiige 301 oS ag _ cehlindslpata —so long as wa as a cut, ead SONS. P 8.—We consider your 2 ETE STS es ri sucess fui one in thamarket. cont! recei vin Guach testimonials ents soove nérom all'parte of the ited States oon, 39 and 41 Let ares Patentess and Man: satectarers of bs fas a has PL. Bol ingt Pasoruet ! $20 1000 v0 10 mw Ie Aa wit suit. 50 24-1w Pp» OBALS, MONS oF ‘oon see tier Borth, weBATURDAT bat 4 at" el) ALL & BOSS Have removed their BEAL ESTATE EXOHANGE 7th and D str oak te ; eat, to room No. the corners “May Buildr door fr E street, where we shall ue tooffer some ee BABGAIR! "J OUSES, LOTS, AND 1 7 wupersens Bom will aning.te ° dng ong of ‘Boner. ty ber Suites, Chairs, W: Lo . comprising reduced From 2," or tre fg ‘coed aseortt ity ices. ‘Ne ne sBasinet Wt ‘attend expenses Pg Bn ye Cy eng Sat Pe ving 4 Tents ‘and large 148 Bridge street, Georg fe 24-Im T |. WELLS. ‘getown, ». 0 ‘rmination of atreet oa | Sramway & 8083, PIANOS. ied ca seeecehities & 00. PIANO COVEBS. Just received, a large lot of PIANO yO COW BS, of every Gescription—our o tease W.G. METZERORE & Jo, a wae dat 1209. oro ; aug ae iL Pa 0H ot Cae of December, 1a tsa Hore powers the case of Nore eee be tbe Bnd that veld potition be hasta on Shea = * Ay eRWOML 8 FieE 00 %4-law3w Commissioner of Patents. pForosats FOR STBAMBES. Tarastay Deranrarnr, : ones Proposals will be received at dot thts Dope “t to 12 NDAY, 25th Octot next, for the builal and Atinig ar Stoumers ore dere & board of offcersthe’ Departient ase ~ “a | fight foreet ai all, if not om competent tog the ‘Speed being of great ae rtance, : went has Sdopted ‘this course to invite: coeeatt oD. is co And will reagirethe bidders to faratsh ail. of bull and machinery these ength a feet on load Brees raft of water not to exceed 8%; feet, loaded. TWO SMALL STRAMEES.OF W 9, fect on loot nee er een: ee otro | reg etme beam engine, Bpeed to be guaranteed eh GEO 8. BOUTWELL, ne24-Tu,F,toc25 Secretary of Treasury. Co-P4etuaneuiP RoTICE, SOWIOM ‘ave tarnish Sem ©. GILL aad w. ¥ ONIO! nership, a he, Se arm ae) Cotuy s Cry pote of oo Fae ae fi ‘wey sonnal Seventh ietvest Opposite Post fice Delldiag SH’ Ors . of Ts, pot “neretotore rendered, should be Lape wee! My apa to the under: signed, at the above pi » for Oe me pes ton. Washington, D. ©, ,faptemper 21,15 . EYE @ CLASS ws a BYENING Chass will be organized October it. between I the Bugiteh Branches. Keeping and ¥. . each: Emerson Justitate, Tenens eee 340 Laat. 3 Fo 1 ite ne sere, — P posi the Px R OF PA’ D CLAM: BE for siping . MI18810) OF DEEDS. ae AGENT. | Middieeon 8 Oo Perens Jey O woke &Co., Moses Kelly. se2-mvfim 152 H WM. KEEFE, a 152 Penn. ave., Penn. ave., between 17th and band 18th streets, WHITE ANO BLA&C! Ds * THE AND ‘Chnwine TOBACOO, BATTEB AND FURBIEB, 234 PEeswa. Avs., 8D Door rom 13tn st. Full assortment of all the Leading Styles of HATS, CAPS, AND LADIES’ FURS val | Exena MESS, BOSTON INSPROTION, SEW MACKEREL, Selected fn size and quelity, Beceived to day. ion aon ¥. W. BUBOBELL, Corner Mth aad F streets, (Onder Bdbitt House.) Pea FISHES, FRENCH STEAM SOOUREE, And Agent for the’ STATEN ISLAND (m. ¥.) DYBING ESTABLISAMERT. Ofice—435 HINTH STRERT, Opposite Patent Office, @i-tm* Formerly 448 Seventh street. Couemsra MABEBT. Corger of Penns avence nad Thirteenth st. =| Ts. it as tow anne Band uine™** fen at ho. 73 b wtreat, bet bets | Fea BENT—A three-story BRIOK “TOUsE, with Etorereom and roomed Also. ee corner ——— ‘OB rs | Tithand , | on K street, near ist street west. and 34. asa) AOS penne care; Sth. OB —_ 10 paid down, end @5 month F%. as of 7 thee ae > large, beanti! ae ‘8. i bay Nos 283 and 3 ‘Wesbi B Brice @125 such, 3 Was ST an Abr, Betate kere. s024-2t* corner New York ave. and 16t1 st. POR BENT, Possession October she ist HOUSE 246 9h 950 Tat, AND 7 ag tape »avente. a an 0 fatter, ree a iilamery Store. ice Besiaae te meee -clase_ three.etor: ae eae contalatag is a ms, water ‘closet, &e vin neighborhood near oi * RE ze, 7G 41% -au10K HoUsm Foo eng hand stu strests, and ndiclary Sime: & S-story, and nd Bnalish jas thro with hot thud Cold Twat i ea ABDI Apply ‘on | LBOURW 4 a. Beal i tt Corner /thend F sts. |300 saonres or THe BOBTH ABLINGTON ESTATE POR SALB, BEAUTIFULLY 1 0CATRD FOR SUBURBAN — ish {he Snes views of by te Ospita: ath fa eutrodudines fos eee e lana ys fou oor . | Flor for peach ee Powir ‘her igall traits rv ctally noted fart and very col the A b w Geor uedaot ig road’ rane He Ge ge throtgh Tt. Will be old tu lots cr from one to twenty acres. on long time, if desired, payments. | The proprietor can be ses: ra aises, or add: ‘a8 follows we PHILS: Georgetown, D.O ’ For genr— and double BOO: Stton ee rere 64 by BRpply at doa he etree wen | POREITURE ¥Ou RENT— KARE CHANCE A collection of Pai : Obami and Kitehen FUBNITO! Fv ISHED BOOMS ed EeuE “3. 393 @ otreet, bet. 13th and ‘OB SALE—A | Teams cor fovr roems and kitchen Jong timo. Owner leaving ly at 524 K street, nort NT—A three-story B Foihinn Fooms; water in the yat street, between 24 T—A new “HOUSE th ate, tatwesp sod Es mt eight Possession jeu- iy A. Davis, Sta ns streot,t er = Sie! street, near 18th. #022-3t* 30 monthly will par- | 176 Katecet, near 13th ARKET LANDS AND SMALL BY M por arate ee aL Go of per adr ae oj “wabammtaets 3 co 15th sts. gentleman . without $ rit os shandvomely far vfaratahed D ph vent. apply at 276 Hl aereet, awe ng Las Soilares a front faa at tion on & car route, convenient to atefereuee required. ce three-story aud basement Brick Be street we between B and 0 Porrae edvan; cy py tod. rn mace eODeE. Colne sate - te Hospi! ital. Not fee avenue ani bat, between andé sonst Fuzz, WARB aig ESTATE pSOEMOE, nue. bet Zist and Lee FABMS, near the. city; vp D—Honses fer rent to e5%, “ rer tee a thrseetory, iemenanan No. o. 2 street north, Leora ia] ‘The spacion: ad pane aoe 9th street. be- as gy Bo. 4™1 reen D and B. /A irase for several ‘years wil be Btows a row a POWER, B next door or at my Feslience: 399 nmextdnNA SATAN. | vezrecst Execa BRIOK DWRL' jerm improvements: FOL exnt— nice $. Tl rooms, and es late: sa laioeate = retin ng Bors = AND SAVE B. lei Lg sane ae EAGLE in, pia "Taree ym pal nous obs, Fi ri irae werd. im Ore small HOUSE, Fi Firet We wer a $ mane Brace and 15th ais, se2-5t ALN. <= story BRIOK Fou es at seal-iw 466 7th opp. Post Office. Ss FOR RENT 0; Te9 Tinstreet. Satveee, Lead it 4 ges. Three-story Brick. 7 Hadi bon and bac - gultad! x ‘ket 8 betwee: hd tet strosten B. LBM ry SGU. sent Sate Reritiogiy euitabio iors loeyer or physician, for — fr @ atreet, corner 15th 91 Dp RrBABLe BUIFEO oF eat aro} ‘eles sei ate ek. Sees: FS eee cers SPACE. © veccuriy Occupied by ‘ale ‘Sonsisting of storesand ks ae: fab oruer of un srvets and Lousiana Nest iwe ee Aram PEON, No. 4, La. av. peas ie toe Bath ree _ a SS eae pd y aaes zon ae a con! and water. chandelions, - én 34 es oT8: LOT 8B! FROM $10 TO 925 DOW AND 85 TO $20 A MONTH, IN THE FIRST WARD, IN THE SBOORD iced atin’ ant Pe i WABD AND ON CAPITOL HILL, eost-tt REAL RSTATE BROKER, BSAUTIFULLY LOCATED. J08HUA WHITHEY & 00. ith street, bet. Gand a back buildings mars ‘LING, pressed brick te fr: Cg wich. eres whedon he tis, brewn stone ‘Dave and steps; marble man’ ; wae; bot and cold be in oo ce situate, Rood a ‘inyuire 203 en gaatt ee ‘A small ¥. in Howard rd county. | ‘Apeir ~ to ERAMOUS “HoH & nfo avenue, bet a required ow 5 foneble rete : eune and Sec: ire. IPMAN, Bosman 200. W street, cron the pram: Pe Sree . 430 D street north, neer corser | Bey at: Paty i sas 24 and 34 stories of Clarke feet — a es Fens, —Thi Bu a containing is roo by Biohard T. Mer- | T 'FOR SALE AND RENT. FOR SALE AND BENT. PERSONAL. oe ee | eee Ace ae. aE FUSED, BOOMS AND, FAPUR BOARD. Foe BALE—200 ad mecivarrin Vir $30.0 000 FP eae rere coed pees Tae vel? well FURS a Pag Pm Toma SY HAVENWER, 418 ALSTROP & 00. stress, ‘near isthe a oe apieitane Fo! se 6-1w. Rena aes Prigest ‘eTT indore, between A Sra 'w to me’ = "Vacant. USE conteint cme Box 37 Star AxASrGs ending ag House, goracr «3: | 3 dee ees Pata Sere = z PRRSoN WHO i HAS TAKWE MY coat aND BEDROUES % F PD ee osta musth nae She tee verde ats at Spain | the bocBet tou wien og OB end BE} 00m To Tor conrelted tid Dae ABET gt hie Fesldo’ 39 4h street, a few doors south of Pa. avenu: is successtul when others fail. on 16 | BOND HAS WETUENED To rectice. oH acd eell-im* iated upon paper ee- ‘Ail the hevesesry dante HUGH con! ure rh cure. dad Dg See DO one 1yB-tt N ATHABIBL WILSON, ATTOBNEY-aT-LAW, Has “atlas” nan Bo. F STREET, my %-tf AB 7: HI ine ape cFAID 3 o~ « Gent's, Cloth: . Any order aw [LO! 1AGe. re aergouee of eectaree, se delivered at the ‘ork of Banton. embracing — How to Hive and whattolive tor: Youth, jew bj wed; The y Sttuience and le" * cause of a ion. ie! Suguet et, i apirs or Dr. rr DANL LB. OL Lakin, Nervous diseases ‘erringe nee Fonne arene. “Becket volumes’ contsint these :eetares FOR SPEg Sua fatto eearig | wheter mr nse Gg strest. 4 2. several ote Ternished ROOMS. | $0 TON basen pr by ectrenning SECRET ae ret . Can, mmodated With board, itdestred. 0" Ohne. MORSE. rontwas en Zork va Ho. 413 Ps. avenue, corner 4s st. RS Lary ‘and al FO. ALE. Fore Bl me pao eran ome sg leet }, Suitadl housek 1. mil ry rer a Booms, or ee ah Also, 01 coping HAM! y be rented very cheap to reliable tenants. street, Capitol overs D 315 North s ware sveuue und iat streetcar’ 7 5 ect No. 185 léth f Mois 2 sireots, Tnauire at Tes ite eon rib atest mane, W. HAMILTON & 00. roman ae three story BRICK HOUSE, nine , cellar and bath room, on M tween lith’and 12th ponth side. ‘Apply to 33a D street, betwi Nipegs Sonn a wai some Seats AND LOTS In THe ory aND counrrRy FOR SALE BY 5. P. BROWN & SON, REAL ESTATE BROKERS, Apt foot FU ina 2 = Lot WALNUT CLOTHING, &c. SCHOOL WEAR. FOR BOYS—JACKET AN® PANTS. on | GOOD SUITE. GEBTEBL TWIST SUITS. DRESS SUITS........ DRESS SUITS... FANCY DRESS BUITS. e12 ene GIS FOR BOYS—COAT, PANTS AND VEST. OASSL SUITS. - CASSIMEBE SUITS CASSIMERE SUITS. CASSIMERE SUITS... CASSIMEBE SUITS. — YOUTHS’ sUITs OK OB FBO S14, $15, $16, 917, 1s, $19, B20. S7 CHILDBENS' CLOTHING, ALL KINDS. 87 One price only, marked 4g plain Gigures. A. SAKS & CO., POPULAR CLOTHIERS, so23-tt 517 BEVENT STE! Owsy & PU 212 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, (Onder i» Hom Have this day rece: ved a large invot FALL AND WIBTBE OLOTHS, CA8SL D VESTING. Also, Large and Varied Assortment of bey oh FURMIs Ing Sonne OF ALL THE Jus BEORIVED E AND OADBIUL SELECTEDSTOOK OF CLOTHS, CASH MERES, VESTINGS AND SUITINGS, In every variety and in the Latest Styles, which will Bie Low baat fs to order ‘made up or at the ISHING GOODE eo y, end =e pits ar ‘That desirable PROVISION Foor 20 a iberry street. Grst door west of ( Baltimore. Extra larg ® yle = ey ro eee hte. al Beczeeary to carry og AGON, &e. a nia to3. (Buccessor to B. F. Lotpon &.Co., OITIZERS, ARMY ABD HavY %t MEBOHAST TA’ LOR, Metropo!tan Hotel, (late Brown's.) tyi8-tt No. 36% Penn. sveice, W —— eeBe DENTISTRY. Se a rmithce [DSETST-28. OBAS B BOTELS Dentist. ofers his profes Vi a Tiare ote hUTH ca eay'kud Smt ‘Gas coa- Sra Staerr Huw Yous Avancs) Lea. ¥ y ‘work dorsal eas OConngr 161 anp He 2) Hw ory Bo Wise — HARD is DRNTAL ASSOUlA- peu EIR, BUILDING, LOTS tn 8. 124 Bo, 260 PENBSYLVABIA AVENUB, sores ges rH sent bo 2k Svea ae bh gy Bakou ACADEMY, oes naan a sg pticeaiers Streets betuceen Sih and ILA streets 5 extracting w be wuburbe a. Th rH : ube, ‘cuarter of an sore oan seg eetr te iter MART orcas waa inetrac’ peticnt wil’ be't Feared eae ot: ry : DAYS AND HOURS OF FULTION—| wil pe detuctel wine os Zoung Lasies Wiewe and Mactan on FU eee mat — oe THUMBDAYS end SATURD: aTORDAYS, Irom Sto MEDIOAL DEPARTMENT OF OOLUMBIAN | TUESDAY! Rep} ‘OOLLEGS, m. For terms, Ac..see circu! wt erasers. Barwars 1311 axp 1¢7n. — * oe Lectures in this Inatitn-| | A class for advanced Pupils of Ladies and Ge: tion wilf cones pence on mt FRAbAY, Getober Iai ¢3) flemen will be formed to meet every MONDAY p.m. For furthe: rye a Po erareee ail from 8 te 1 commencing Oct. 4th. se 13-2w se2t-2w 419 New York eve bet, iuth'andih. Scaoou rurniture a FIVE MILLIONS SAVED BY THE STEWART COOKING STOVE. Why will you pay any other? It is the best every way. Call and examine the IMPROVED STEWART, At the Agent's, F. SIMPSON, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, between loth and Lith -trects. sem. tf Niw @oop, NEW @oops. rancr amp mrutis¥k Soops, BONG, BUMROIDERIES, LACES, of every description and variety. Just ed at is = 24 MABKET BPACK, corner 8th Pram, FANCY, AND GEO GRAIN SASH BIBBONB, PLAIN ASD FANCY RIBBONS FOB BOWS, All widths and colors, OF THE MOST APPROVED STYLES, AT MANUFACTUBBES’ BATES. Bettecs fer the Lecture Boom, and every requi- site for the Bchool-room, at BALLANTYNE’'S, $19 71H ST., INTELLIGENCER BUILDING. seo fw a IF YOU ABE IN WANT OF & GOOD COOKING STOVE, Call and look at the To be fcund at WALTER D. W¥VILL'S, CALORIFIC COOK STOVB, se 14-tf No. 409 Penasyivania sven Just received at Davis’, BOO 24 MABEET SPACE, a eed corner 8th street. 7 SCHOOL REQUISITES, HE LATEST NOVELTIES In HATS, ke., &e., ke. FLOWEBS, FEATHERS, ac, — at DAVIS’, 24 MAREET SPACE, WE WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF corner 6th street SCHOLARS. PARENTS, GUARDIANS. AND ALSO PROFESSORS AND TEACHERS TO TRIMMING SATINS, VELVETS, PLUSHSS, SILE, &., all colors, at: Davis’, 264 Market Space, corner éth street. Fos LAOES, EMBBOIDERIES, GACB COLLARS AND HANDEBBOHIERS, and numerous othe: articles, all of newest styles and patterns, just received at ‘ DAVIS’, 24 Market Gpate, corner 8th street. Gnovan a Bakers SEWING MACHINGS always on hand at Davis’, se 18-Iw__ 24 Market ®pace, corner sth street. p®orosats FOR FRESE BEEF. Bravovartars let Miurrany Distaic ‘Orrics U Comat aR OF brocrcance.¢ eek te recale F dovemeins OUE LABGB AND COMPLETE STOCK OF EVEBITHIBG IN HE SCHOOL AND ote uae TEXT BOOK WHICH WE WILL SELL AT Mo aes Low BATES, WHOLESALE AND BETAILL. — BLANCHARD & MOHUN, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, Corner Pa. avenue and Lith Street, The Cheap Piace! GREATER EXNDUCEMENTS THAN EVER ST FAMILY FLOUR af $2.70 PER SACK. RAY’S ARLINGTON MILLS FAMILY AND ALL OTHER G! es OF FLOOR REDUCE! BY Cc. S. OHARE & SON, . 252 SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN M AND N STREETS. GOOD COUNTBY HAMS, 20 Ots.; BEST SUGAB CUBED (Canvassed), 25 Ots.; CROSSE AND BLACKWELL'S PICKLES AND SAUCES, LEAF LABD, IS CADDIES, 24 Ots per pound LONDON BROWN STOUT ABD YOUNGER’ PALE ALE, @2.75 per doten; PUB! PPLE CIDER SPEBE’S STANDARD WINE BITTERS; SPBER’S PORT GRAPE WINE; COX'S SPABELING GELATIN, 20 Ou. er package. Particular attention paid to the SELECTION OF TEAS. BY Cc. s. OHARE & SON, 962 SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN M AND N STREETS. eum -tt WELCH'S Se ca acacia ‘TO4"2 WHO SELL Cicans AND TOBagvo. WHOLESALE” vy W1cans amp a eri “ORS ve