Evening Star Newspaper, October 1, 1869, Page 2

EVENING STAR. | Largest Circulation in the District WASHINGTON rr gal FRIDAY......00....---OCTOBER 1, 1569, S7-READING MATTER ON BVERY PAGn. SEB OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TRLB- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. Eee S7 THE EVENING STAR is furnished to newsboys at a price which enables them to sell it on the street for THREE CENTS a copy at S reasonable profit. The public are requested, therefore, to pay only that amount for it. Price at the counter, TWO CENTS. Delivered by carriers, anywhere in the city or Georgetown, at TEN CENTS « week. WAR UPON THE ‘‘RINGS.”* Pretty much all the leading cities of the country seem to be groaning under the do imation of corrapt and tyrannical « rings, And the better class of citizens are casting about for means to rid themgelves of the in- fiction. The ring politicians are pot confined toany party. Ignoring party interests, as well | asthe public welfare, they seek only to feather | their own nests. New York city seems welt | nigh bopelessly prostrated under a corrapt | Democratic “ring,” that rules affairs witha bizgh | | hand, entirely regardless of the interests of the | tax-payers and those having property in‘ererts | In Philade!phis, it is hard saying which of tbe two “rings,” the Democratic or Repuolican, is ‘the most vicious amd overbearing as each inturn gets control. In Baltimore, the Democrat ring bas shown such bare-faced rascality that the Fespectabie mem of the party have openly branded it as too corrupt for tolerance. In | Sam Francisco, the Democratic “ring” had | brought that city to sucha condition that a vigilance committee was freely talked of as the only remedy; and the citizens, regardless | of party, combined at the late municipal elec- tion to overthrow the McCoppin rule. But ix | Chicago the Republican ring’ seems to ha: fairly outheroded Herod im the way of plun- deripg and outraging the people for the venefit of their own pockets and schemes. The rule of this ring has now become so ixtolerable that | am indepeadent municipal and county ticket | bas been put in the field, which is warmly supported by the Chicago Tribune and Journal, Republican, and the Times, Democratic. The | citizens of Chicago, ignoring party lines for time beirg, are determined to “smash” the | gang of cormoracts who make politics a trade | to pray upon the public. We trast they may | be successful. a TELBcRArsic KaTBs.—We have had occa- sion occasionally to criticise the Western Union | hic Company for looking with too | eye to its own interests as compared | ‘With thcse of the public. Now, we are giad to beable to give them credit for an act which, though largely benefitting the public, in the first instance, will, we are satisfied, so mcrease the business of the company as to make it remane- Tative to them. ‘The Compary bas to-day placed a new and thoreugbly organized tariff system for all its offices. submitting & general reduction of from twenty-five to thirty-three and a third per eent, not effecting, however, the special iow | rates which have bees in use between macy of the large cities and towns for the past two years. This system is based upon a uniform | rate of charges for air line distances. The plan is arranged by & map covering the territory | reached by these lines, divided into equal ter- | Titorial squares, each one of which is desig- nated by number and a rate fixed between it and all other squares. Ali oifices within given square use the same rate to any office within any other square. Besides this, the system of “night messages” existing between the principal cities on the route of the Western | Union Co.'s hnes, by which twenty words can be sent af night at the same rate as charged tor ten words in the day time, offers additicnal facilites for cheap telegraphing The company bave done a very sensible thing im taking the initiative in instit ting referms im their system, cheapening Yates and grading them upon a uniform sys- tem. The Western Union Telegraph has grown to be sucha gigantic monopoly that it Will need considerable selt-restrarnt on the part of the company to prevent them from infring- ing upon the rights of the public, and it is sat- astactory to see this evidence that they are mielined to exercise that self-control ‘Tax Fisasctat Cospitioy oF THE Srates.—The London YVews of the contains letter from Hon. David A. Wells, U. S. Commissioner of Revenue, to Hon. Thomas H. Dudiey, American Consul at Liverpool, m Tegard to the prospective flaaucial condi- tion of the United States, whicd bas attracted ‘8 good deal of attention in Eagtand. and which must also bave great interest for the people of this coumtry. In this document Mr. Wells es- mates the average annual excess of receip's Over expenditures for @ series of years at ‘$1200000. He arrives at this conclusion from the following data: The excess of receipts over €xpenditures for the fiscal year ending June Wu, last, was $45,000. To this amount be | Sdds two ttemsof expenditure during the last year which need not again be provided for, vic: | S18.) required to complete the payment | of extra bounties, and $7,200,440 im gold, equiv. lent to S¥,5u),("0 in currency, required for the | purchase of Alaska. He then considers that the present annual elasticity of the revenue, or ts increase from the growth of the country in Wealth snd population, will be equal to about $15,000,000. The balance ($30,000,000) he thinks will be made up by the gain from the rigid ystem of ecomomy inaugurated by the present Administration, and from a more faithfal coi- lection of the taxes. Mr. Wells adds that an investment of $10),- €00,000 at 6 per cent in a sinking fund will extinguish the entire principal of the existing | debt im fifteen years; or, if that investment pe Limited to $50,000,000, (and a smaller contribu- tion than this he considers not in accordance ‘With popular sentiment.) the debt will be paid ‘m twenty-three years. Between these two Periods we have, in Mr. Wells’ opinion, the | | bol exact time whem the present public debt of tne United States will be extinguished. A libel suit against the Baltimore American is | RoW progressing in the Superior Qourt of Bal_ tumore city, for damages for the publication 0 ¢ @ statement relative to the attacks made upon passengers in the cars passing through tha‘ city from Washirgton, in October last, imme- diately preceding the Penosylvania election. In its comments upon these outrages the Am¢ri- can stated the fact that a newspaper vender on the traim bad taken 5 vote on the candidates for the Presidency, snd that s man accompanied Bim whilst so doing, who afterwards figured | smong the rioters at the Presidant street depot, | aud pointed out those wao wet Republicans; and drew the tnterence that the vote was taken to “spot” the Republicans fer attack, and that | there appeared to be collusion between the | vender aud one of those who afterwards led | the rioters. For some cause or other the ratl- Yoad compary dismissed him, and be now Drings suit against Thc American for $10,000 2 ———————. ‘The Alexandria Canai, Railroad and Bridge | Company to-day appointed Berkly Ward, Esq, Chief Engineer for the company to locate a rsiiroad from their Aqueduct to Alexandria, Vs. They have also contracted for ties and iron for the road, and the constraction will be vigorously pushed forward, A line has been | Geteriined upon, and within 8 very short time the work will be begun. Mr. Vandegritt, of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, is con- sulting engireer. “Formora” was given in excellent style a: the Nations! Theater last evening. None of cur play-goers should fail to see this drama, ‘Which is neither 80 g00d nor so bad as has been Tepresented, Dut Sbounds in effeetive situa- tuons and fine ecenic displays. Frank Mayo has ® benefit to-night, aud will appear in a farce, a well as the Grama. Tickets for the opers next week are selling rapidiy. Frow Prender & Co., 442 15th street, we have “Once a Week” and “The Nation,” for Septem. } Eleventh steeet, Mide! Fn fering myself an a Candi tate for the Charles W. Whittlesey, now Attorney Gen- | eral of Virginis, it is said, is adout to serve formal notice upon the Hon. Lewis McKenzir, informing bim that he will contest B's seat in | Corgress, Reasons alleged are that Dir. Mice | Kenzie cannot take the testoath &e. THe Weexcy STAR, now on ourcounter and 1m wrappers ready for the mails, contains « — as story of woman's curiosity, en- | titled « The Trystin Twin Tree Lane; Edi- | torial Correspondence, “Frem Wash: the Pacific_the Valleys of California; all about «Ye Boswell Serenades;” Letters from at the Meeting of the Grand | the International Exposi- Tat Investigation; Report ichler on the Potomac Bridges; a Canal Nuisance: n- ban News; nog 4 News; Washington | News and Gossip; the Courts; the Working Peopie; Useful Items of Domestic Economy; Humorous Sketches; with Department otal an Local Ne cultural and Housekeeping | M id the latest Tel e Diss patches from all parts of the world. tien; of General the GENTBEL Bi Pants and Vest—a Lom a suit, at meeting of the stockholders of the iret Ward Building Atsccletion will be held et Price? Meets on TU the pa Neel: a ocl-tt ae SCHOOL BUILDING DED- S Fatlte Bebocte, nested ‘to delay ean, visit to the bu! | Safvapay. Oct 9th, at2 o'clock p. atone Cordially invited to visit the Bela: 18 oe pa ee Comaahies BEOWN, Chairman. | oek2t [Bepal 5: §=.G00D WATE! “PROSE OVERGOATS 8: GOO WATEE- PROOF OVERCOATS cet. fe 517 fovente street, em aE OF EXERCISES AT TUE DED- | oF THE WEANKLIN SCHOOL BUILDING, Corner K and 13th Streets, SATURDAY, OUTOBER 2, 2 O'OLOCK P.M. 1 2 3. S fray. le—By Rev. 0. W. Dennison. | of the Scriptures ee pe | rayer—By Bey Dr. Butler. 8" Singing by the Pate Ohoir. . Presentstion of the Hos W. A ig Com Honor the Mayor. 5 ae fh is or ier by the ember of th ‘rustees of thi Tiree District. . Dedicatory Ode—By U.J. Baxter, Esq. Adéress—By Be: vi 5 es late Presidente the Natteuale bei Teachers ‘Aesoetations . Singing. 1. Historical Sketch of the Schools of Weehing- 2, Bichards, Ee it. H n. ouden 12, Remarks from Gistingaishea gentlemen pres- 13, Closing Hyma.in Old Hondrea. 1.25 AND UPW, IBIS OR DBAWsBS3, at 4. SAKB & CO,. 517 'Beventh | sree. PRiCgS TO SUIT THE 7 INAL FRANO'S geen BIS TOE: «Ser thstrek, ear D em ocl Oy TREE. ee ary. < Nace snes ERR Resi OD. SERVIO®: SCHUOL | Stirs ices AND Pants) at _ Ks 4 00 51° Bovonth ate, MEETING WILL BS OALL! DAY EVENING. aintne Coin ‘oorgenizes LITER. L. PAUL FRBUBD. NEW BUILDING Ass0CIaTIvI « Sons wishing to sabscribe for the stock in ding Association soon to be ori reanized. wut find a pn books at the following of lant, coruer New York avenue and Filtege h street. ‘hepherd, 269 Pennsylvania avenue, near leton & Co., bankers, corner Fifteenth and Calan .72 Lontstens aren ebineon.( Wall, Kovinson & 0o..) 332 sas iB THE BEST A! ae NESS! AYOBALTY. yor of the City of Washington, in oppo- present city administration. All ed T would like to call ou me'to tn- S** Great Antiguerian Bookstore. =DR GEORGY McoOY GSS BEMOVED HIS ICE to 65% Penvaylyant ite! BAIL OMcs hours, from sto 9 a. m and 7 to g a Balti will it be cannot Care Sithma, hronchivis cpl SIDENCE AND jenas east, ap, tion, Shertness of Breath. Uatarrh. sit die _ igh roat and Langs. Dropay vel, Glect, et enn, rofals, Sppntie in vous SDeunty e an rect Dr Baltimore, Md. OVAL. — s ER, ATTORNEY-AT LAW, Sere red bie ofice too. 4 4M street, nea” tho City Ball. ABIAN CHUBOB Witt 8 BE | OF eT durtas the heased tne ee Has 5 ee at aaa —_ all ape, o Prepa- roe aio retail ¢ ejeginise 3 ig Store at mach lower Bye Wh ee Creel ae ttle. Tr. |, DBUGG! ruee id ond Datrects worth. $3 Es SuRPTANT IAL PANTs, FOR WORKING- ‘EN—no satinet; Bal ocl tf 1 street. Tee a a Ee TT “AND ADE THERS, ang, Sal arat for wale La 0c 1-2t HEAVY ferent shade: at yt ‘Three diflerent shad a aed Srenue, south Baker ie a 7 Fe ee AnD. Tone? BESEWAL OF PASSENGER TRAINS! Pon eth after ao ae nt IL TRATES, | a Ww See rom Maryland avenue WASHINGTON Ly Ahn 1G, SEROLAL Fi on ane Bet ara a eeneeel ’ 5 Gen Gap’t. ie a (Seen ha ber is. | @ ‘T A BAY! OF 2 | }00D CLOTHING ar ae: ine 6 PI ' L. BAR’S CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, | CORNEB SEVENTH AND E STREETS, WASHINGTON, D. C. THE LABGEST STOOK OF MEN'S, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS' CLOTHING 1y THE CITY, W GOODS BECEIVED EVERY Dar’ SEW STYLES EVERY DAY! ALL OF MY OWN MAKE! | ALL OF MY OWN MAKE! BANDBOME LIGHT OOL oO COATS JUST BwOnYaD ONE HUNDEBED DIFFERENT STYLES OF | BUS. Tr 8 AT F! 3¥0 $30. a ae ad ya 7 ELTON | EB HAvVs GorT- at MOD- CORNER SEVENTH AND E STREETS, In the best place in the District to buy BUSIN. OLOSED ON SATURDAYS UNTIL | a = EVENING. Gountry Papers may send In thetr rates of adver- tising. oc hsm TAILORING DEPARTMENT. | A! SAKS & CO. BUSINESS SUITS. | AMERICAN CASSIMERE AND CHEVIOT MADE TO ORDER. GENTEEL BUIT..... BRTTEB GBADB eects ccce.ccnsssetnn G30 BEST GRADE: enerseneneiscne G35 SCOTOR—GENUINE SACK SUIT: FROCK SUITB.csescueus. ENGLISH OB FRENCA DREES OOAT: Ni FAROY Uass Pare oot e*y $50 AND VEST. 555 * vesscsnee -vomeees GBI NE CLOTH Coat FANOY OA8S PANTS, DRESS SUITS, ee OO Nery beet made, ar{ $60 BLACK BUITS, $10 to 950. BEST BLACK COAT. Beaver Doeekin PANTS, Silk Velvet, Entire Suit. 3 960 FAROY VESTS, $* to 815, A. SAKS & €O., ocltt TH S DRY GOODs, CARPETING, OILCLOTH, BURDETTE MAS JUST BI JEIVED AN IMMENSE STOCK OF NEW GOODS FOB THE FALL AND WINTER, (Probably the largest stock of destrable goods ever ‘offered in Wesblugton erty.) eo neisting of Kinds of D&E38 GOODS, in Plain, Plaid, Striped. hundred pieces BUFFALO ALPACAS, ta Black, rausing¥u pricefrom 37/zceata per yard sated into this coushy tor eand ar ‘ed into this coun! re ble, making them heavy Also. TABLE tapes! IMS. and TOWELLIN ae gan BLEACHED and BR iT }» OALI- ooERasy sf BROWN COTTONS, OALI- GREAT BARGAINS dred pieces of White, ds cinta per yard up, SOABLET ‘con GLE FLARNEL BACKING IN ALL COLORs. OLOTHS, CASSIMERBS, and VBSTINGS. if WATBR-PROOF 4 ngpitces of WATER: PROOF CLOTH wae om BOS BB’ Rea Sa full aud coxpigts eect or 5 EY "Gloves, NUrTONS ae: i All of which have been bought from the Import. ers and Mapufecturcrs for casts and with Desold at's very small advance on ‘The lowest prices will be sno tie: OOD: ‘Al TED es 48 BEP- BESENTED SYS SALESMA! W. W. BURDETTE, No. 351 SEVENTH STREET. 0 20-3w Berwets I ano K Seeets. ,, | 82 poet $2.50 WHITE SHIBTB—Geod qual- ocl-tt si Biv rents sercot. | jamemrat es PENG ACI aie feeraors, an ond a strangers will inspect our wo Une Price Only marked hos a va oraea wiensca © Soe, |e Z HATTER AND FUBBIEE, 234 Peysa, Avz,, 9D Doon Faox 13rn sr, ‘Full sesertmont of all the es, Siren of HATS, OAPs, AND LAD! FOR THE FALL ThADEY GENTS’ DRESS HATS, $5, 86, 87 and seg NA MR Rapes oe BOVE delet tom FOR SALE AND RENT. ‘Two story B OUsE iuinstrest, between U aad Fe Taiuire ae 353 th street. Man T7th street, ee 00 1-2" —| Te HOUSE of Fence ee ree location. For pertcaiare re at No. 1 Frank- lin Place, I ocl 3t* eet ole FoR airst fi 28 eT and all conven! ween hath aad Lay Re. tcareoan ool 3t as DINING cca ¢_____00 1-8 Fe a BOOMS. on ® permanent eat. Appi to No.,800 Th atrect, east side between D ‘ JaMES 8. TOPEAM. Fo BE with Fo ig S bail Y Seed betwen ih and streets inte ae. cite ‘of the Treasury. Inquire athe 1s. ea | on firat floor. churetts avenue, betwee! Georgetown, ft: OB RENT [8 Goor wane dl | Indies 1 Devattpenta =. ‘tad! I and gas, a A Georgetown, Box” amaranth mrnet yy ORTTEG BOOMS. (eos rent, with or Hoa | of —Two nicel ish: TING BOOMS ae second ether or seperate, = 404 1 5) and 12th. Terms very moderate. \T — Three FUSNISHEL ROGMS ‘on second floor, suftable for ofS ree: B88. water. in ope room, at No. 40! tween ith ana 7: COMMU: oor, either t, Eetween ne Fo, RENT—One fine second-story RON nd ROOM, opening on the Oity Fall Square, several ottisr BOUMSawith or without Faroite at > 4th street. ‘OR RENT. 3 No. Tare 402 13th si nd | Lorand — Ianmiodtatedy nt ms | ‘all at o1 a Geraiocy end aie Pnevek, goat etract,botween B end O streets, it $25. Kor particalars mos door. 80 90- "TO LEIA two story Bator THUS coateg. ing six rooms, sitaated on I7sn street, near K pews ee Inquire corner of 7th and K streets. A® second floor FURNISHED BOOM, communi- eating with varlor, to let, with or without Brat for, for 2 or two persons, @t southeast ny TTox ooTTAaGsE. For sale, on most reasonable terms. the only COPTSGR remaining unsold. of the block on 'B street. between 4th penne Lega He posite the rick, with ion rooms, with 4 arhle peving on to ‘veran: ear yards, south fromiage. and only @ balf square from the 1ith street cars. For price and terms inquire of ‘OH & FOX, FIT Beal Estate Brokers and Auctioneers, se 30-2 470 ith st.. opposite Post Office. OB BAL F BY “MARTIN -. ROHEBER. Al FSTATE BROKER, wionen ‘and 9th street. A first class BRIOK’ HOUSE on I street, betwoan 12th and 13th streets; modern thronghout.” Premt- ses has stab ing. Price 110. Anclegant new Boeee terraced, fonotatn tn front, with brick stable. on Massachusetts avenue, near lath street ‘Afine BE ern. 1: 56 Matreet, good locality, nt commodious bad Ade with brick tabling: ac. on oO 13,00-—only §3.000 ‘down, balance co in ten years, A three story ‘and ro mapes FRAME HOUSE on 9th street, near H A three-story and K te. 10K Ht 7 208, modern Bth wi AME on 12th street, between I ro street, One of those highly desirable Residences on I street, opposite St. Aloysius Charek. On iree-story Brick in “Irving Pi ae near First street, at 85.500, on very oun aye one of those charminz Honses on Defrees it, with fine cella: oa ring adapted fora eel famtiy” Only and $100 per quar- ter e paia. 4 ¥yem: House, stx rooms, on Ninth street, near P. at t7-The sboved ceived Eid ots f 1 am prepared to sell Se very M. M. ROHZER. FGEE SE _AOURR Lo. 24 ee eirest, nee near ar City ge 25-41 INT—A three-story me oS House, ats aie Back of scien tons Fixtaree. rper Lith ‘treet and” ‘sud Maryland avenue, ae ep %4-tf UBNISHED BOOMS A at 454 3d street, Unpitel 300 acues | oF THE BORTH ARLINGTON ESTATE POR SALE. BEAUTIFULLY LOCAT a FOR SUBUREAN | if ons ge of the Capital Otty comprising pest Se Pies ye healthy as a: clally noted for its pume! and very cold water. the Aqueduct brig, j a ious twenty scres.on long ime, it Gesired. on deterred “i be seen at his res | ises, r Qtcreesed & lows: — Pa ise eee cou S* See Stand, MARKET SPACE. reeenrly occupied by | vi a EDI aeons stores and | (Gib etreet nd Louisiane 3 MPSON, No. 4. La. ay. re sige PATI PARLE, At ‘AND, BEDEOOMS | for rent, with ard. b a = Dot St anda ste, “Unfurnished PABLOB and BE. Boomer se8-Im* | PLEASANT SUIT OF FUBNISHED BOOMS for — +90 the second iT, and spe Since Rooms. 4 ith street, between Zand ¥. STABLE for rent. tei? In PURAPANT Fi FURNISHED ROOMS FoR H By day, week. or month Aleo, a | eraous for Tent, 474 Lith strect, between & se 61m L oTS8: LOT sB!t FBOM $10 TO $2) DOWN AND 96 TO $20 A MONTH, IN THE FIRST WAED, IN THE SECOND WARD AND ON CAPITOL HILL, BEAUTIFULLY LOCATSD. er Apply to JOSHUA WHITNEY & CO. toe see eter nD iat FS. BICK Babine pe brick t ‘rests, with marble wi brown stove base and ate ges; bydrant in the yard. fare pass by thedoot. Toqut . Boom 6, Law Bulldine. oth City Hail, desirable DWELLING D street north, near corner street. lately occupied by Bichard : A. GORDON. Jr.. Attor- bey st Law, No: 395° D street, ee one (OR BALE— ree story BRICK Hous. — KF wget caller and bath Foca on M street. tween 1 ‘12th, sot ide. Apply = 330% D Street, between 9th and tuthe FS, BENT—The 24 and 34 — or 3 Building-(¢ comm) ja ene ie roeitt ‘be fos lot rent avenne, A it ine wars ort Dr. DANE B. OLABKE, corner os and Ponpa. avenue. ‘wit Fut ENT Two nicely furnished ‘commanice- Sunt Iwill — ver . fronting ‘avenue Teste “Algo several © her faraiehed 150M AP ere eo ai3 Pa. avenue corners at. t Tal other a mus MOBS: PoE BENT—On first floor. one ee nicely rnished PA! ‘adjoint: Free aeunae for housckeepia. © akaee or OF separate, ne treat Hlyasrcenc neste inis ware avenue and Foe BENT—A FRAME HOUSE, containg fiv bee os, Bent $15 Apply 53 Montgomery » Foe msirale location} fa iD Private. 493 K se 29 31 eed BOO) famil, ste PRAT Se bake room ‘BRICK HOUSE. 4 on the premises, No, 19 90 29-3t" ESSN SUED ABD AND oe FRUNT BROOMS, wit Table Boanters wanted a toneat a fomee Massachusetts avenue end ne 29 St* M HOUSE, NICELY FUg- EDS vase for Bent and Furniture for it 415 C street, between 34 os ‘and Fo t BENT—In a priate fami ay, * furnished BUITE ( ard Af desired.) ies a modern conveniences, including het ater baths, Address * on" P cold Boat ‘Office 29-4t~ se 29-4t* | FURNISHED HOUSE nges. hot and cold water. Der mcnth-ta sivencesto ® permanent tenant sizer children. Will sell th Faraiture if de- sired Unfurnished, $45, A ym the 291 Sth street. r bear cerner of na ect £6 29. "se {OB RENT—HOUSE corner of Oand l0thets east, containing six rooms and hall. Abont Bp sere’of ground attached. with Grr Sete cdi ecanle, Sate ie yard J ept in order at option, of ten: forma ton inquire of ‘Mr, UCNMINGHAM, © posite corner. eek egaEDIEG HOUSE FUBNT- R BALE il _seil, the FORNI- TM anit he GOD WALL of art caw ardin, jonsé, conta! BOO et ipenitye ‘Apply to WM tate Uitice, No 327 Be: e- Sank eaten ones, Bao Prager FOBSALE- 4 four story BRIOK RESIDEMOE. laray snd ay foros with oll tie oa rf TOC ovements, and in first rete ord the north side of, ¥ street, betwe or further particulars indalre of | Brokers and se 29.94 8! Ett Ten erect, 0 G2naT TapocrMant! BUY AF A HOME! FEaMe ne sita- sitd Ta Gav ot abe owt cearablo oct one 38 te cit ; contain ai: room cock, hall convent. {nt closeta through ell of water on each front and rear yards. od wi lot Alley in rear Will bowold—one for @1,550, ‘and one 1,90. amy. PEE nal Soar Soe PENT-HOUAR Ro 108. grantee street, Pas Eat ane ain FRR gate : prinuteieeseas oor Waren oS TT. aaa ai Fo Ata Sars Fr DwaLLING D. ix rooms; Fri grat Fer ees ae te Prt | Bridgestrests.Georgstowee * 7= Minos’ | © Houses any tors In THE @iTy 4ND counrry NDA FORSALE BY aud tnowics BROWN & SON, REAL ESTATE BROKERS, Oonnen 161TH StREBT any New Youn Avenve; a sabatvisteay ouprgs lestrabie doing a “*Pharmaceutist,”” Bar offices tors for 3 day: BR BALE—A FeReiton Snenee souths” OB SALE CHEAP-The Pigbetl ool FIXTUB! BR ofa ap i yak the gts ane ae and Lot her use ‘ablishment. ar PRIOE'’s ver stables, 6th street, between O avenue. FESS ee eee kid T=. of GE: os rivet oltigr nA Peano, oe same J | Qastisene:onssticss canna ieee Comaizal Basia reauoed prices, orsiny fe 50.5 dir Ps Tapa B48¢4n8s In DEY Coops. ‘les, per = 1 hed yivanis avenge, cote. 0080-im* ‘between 19th and: (CAPITOL HILL ENAL ESTATE AGENCY PRNBSTLV AST: AV! i STRBS! crea eter. NTOmM FISHER, FRENCH STEAM SOOUREER, 7 And Agent for the STATBH ISLAND (H. ¥.) DYBING STABLISaN ie Ofice—435 NINTH STREET, CLOTHING, &c. HMABLE & CO.'S CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, No. 485 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BETWEBH 32 4ND 6 STREETS. ESTABLISHED LN 1563. We call eaten of the cttizens of Wash- nat md the Disisiet of Colembla to our wative ec READY MADE CLOTHING FOR ME AND BOYS. able to sell itat the very will be Our steck consists in art of all the the lnteet st ation ts DEBSS AND BUSINESS SUITS, om, Gd var} poy ay et in euitable fer persons of sll for Drees Suite from si nes OVEBOOATS cf eve sf erate and quality, from $$ io SH. Our stock of FALL OVEBOOATS Is ospectally fine, and seli from $5 to $20, ro make to order, Snits fer Oastomers, from OASSIMEBES, CHEVIOTS, MELTONS, or apy other kind of goods th ramples of which can De sect Pa tim for style. quatity, durabil en anywhere. In FUBNISHING GOODS you will find all the latest novelties, and at all times a full assertment to select from. All that we desire is that parties in want of CLOTHING or GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS of any kind, will examine our stock before par. chasing elsewhere. fecling assured they will save both time and money by calling at 46% Penusyi- vania avenue, between Third and Four and-s- baif streets, under the U. 8. Hotel. ins in the selection of oar anv w WiePEi stock ‘OF CLOTHING We FaLL for yout Parents and with our well assortment. HEADQUARTERS ae cannot fail to be pleased ‘selected, choice, and fashionable 20 30-Im FOR BOYS’ CLOTHING. WALL, ROBINSON & CO., 322 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STBEETS. GRAND OPENING OF BOYs', YOUTH’S; AND CHILDRES's CLOTHINNG: SUITABLE FOR SCHOOL AND DRESS WEAR. se30-tf PERSONAL, med é 4B. cot alc the sa worta A PARTE 1.20) @ year, iness. pen ‘Her ps parlors are myer Detwern Totrd and Four ands. |. between sho desir ~f~tJ a a. persons ire may secare he: Bervicee, Ladies, $1, er OLOTHING, dc. CLOSING OTT SALE OF OUR LARGE AND COMPLETE sTocK FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, POSITIVELY AT OOST FOR CASE ONLY To CLOSE THE BUSINESS OF THE LATE THOMAS A. STEPHENS, STOCK, KNOWS as STEPHENS & CO. GOOD WILL, FIXTURES AND LEASE FOR SALE. For the NBXT SIXTY DaYes! we will fell our Butire Stock. embracing ta part MEN'S and BOYS’ FALL and WINTER SUITS tm great variety. A full line of UNDEUWEAR FOR FALL AND BOYS’ AND YouTHS’ oveRveats. A Large Btock of MEN'S OVEBOOATS (all yualities) witl be sold BEGABDLESS OF OOST Especial attention te called to our MEBCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT. ts well ee! Fak FASHIONABLE “AND D DURABLE MANNER. Oar Stock of PIECE Goops lected. and embraces some of the styleein the market. We wil! MAKE TO al saan: ® = PaRGULAR BATES, intl Call carly and secure first selections, A small jot of TRUNKS Bemai ning on hand and will be sold at VEBY LOW FIGURES. ETTLED UF AND oo wit come for. We Pee... ward a Soot 3 a ee somer Se SETTLEMENTS, a aco. Ivania a Jvsr RECEIVED 4 LARGE AND CAREFUL SELECTED BTOOK OF CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, wit query variety and in the Latest st mode ap to-order at the Lowkst iit be PRICE. ct Between Penna GENTS’ FUR 2008 cxemmevelty, and t thestARsi Mal VESTINGS AND SUITINGS, 2 Bleventh street, venue and E street. mee Merchant Tailor. 3 Between Peaon soi st. Fe BELBESOEB, (Baccessor to H. F. Lownon & Oo.,), OITIZENS, ARMY AND Navy 4 MEBOBANT TAILOR, yw (late Brown's.) ge ta tt ig SS & RETELBE, Surceon a vices to OMtice 491 7th treet, lows Hall. the chisege” 260 PENNSYLY ama AVES Between 12h snd 18th streets. sn TEETH EXTRACTED D WITHOUT Pain, ukts are. will be made f SB bemate nde fo lot Griracting where Ar~ Patient wil be required to pay for the! operati be ded: Association oon. Stine an ‘and ete TO INVEST IN NOTES $30.0 00077 by deeds of trust or other good "lt BAVENNER, ,AISTROP & 00. uisiane vend a | 540 Teh street. Pie FEROS WHO HAS TAREW AT Oos bk by Nn reny or tsoreioe teas Say ‘on 9 BOT Di pened ee ba aati es rou fe | 9 452 atreet, th is successful whe resumed bi residence te. soy oF ete streets. OTICE —LOABS oes, 2 N cured by BEAL Retat, ‘All the necessary at this of ol b> = d Riel eaten aa § ATE NUTeS. REAL ESTATE BROK eu3l-tf Cor New York adhd @od me it. Jauzs HUGHES, ATTORNEY AND OOUNSELLOR AT Law. Ay i a we 0 Supreme’ Court of the U; ied Btates art of Claims, and the Courts of HAS REMOVED TO No. 409 F STREET, my 2-tf NEA Tra. PELOsoruy ov or of Lecteree, an de atthe 5g these ‘ectares wiht Sag ly GENT's FORNISH- TD4 Teh attests be Stores. se 29-Im" YY, 165, Northwest Corner Tth and M Strects. and Surgical egeitee advice operation to the hours: 9 \.m., Stok p.m. wea rarton, Bs egw Latinen.a. D. B. StL vERBEEG HAS EBEHOVED Hause or & Colley. avenue, jon when ected whea the tect made The repared to make Teeth on ormed, which th are mage st New York, Pniledel- reon' den. as in the work wt be dope tu the gbat~° ai" and est ‘x elsewhere. iy 1§ The Cheap Piace! GREATER INDUCEMENTS THAN EVER WELCH’ Ray's ‘S BEST FAMILY FLOUR at $2.65 PER SACK. ARLINGTON MILLS FAMILY AND ALL OTHER GRADES OF c. FLOCR REDUCED. BY S. OHARE & SON, 252 SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN M AND N STREETS, GOOD COUNTBY HAMS. 20 Ow.; BEST BUGAB CUBED (Canvassed), 25 Ots.; CBOSSE AND BLAC! 8AUC! ‘ELL’S PICKLES aND ES. LEAF LABD, I8 CADDIES, 24 Ots per pound BROWS STOUT AND YOUNGER PALE ALE, $2.75 per dozen; PUBE APPLE CIDEB SPEBR'S SPBER'S STANDARD WINB BITTERS; PORT GRAPE WLW! COX'S SPARKLING GELATIN. 20 Ow. por package. Particular attention paid to the G SELECTION OF TEAS. BY S. OHARE & 80N, 252 SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN M AND N STREETS, eum-tf IF TOU ABE IW WART OF A Call and GOOD COOKING STOVE, Jook at the CALOBIFIO COOK STOVE, ‘To be found at we lett R° WALTER D. WYVILL'S, No. 409 Pennsyivazis aveune.