Evening Star Newspaper, October 2, 1869, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the District | CROSBY BS. NOYES..,.......Béiters WASHINGTON OITY: SATURDAY...........0OCTOBER 2, 1569, a fawn id oF aN ta Hew "rove paseraay Gi was romored ew Yorke ” which ts said to have been fitted ition, had been seized on the rolate the | DRESS GOODS AND SHAWLS FROM AUCTION. to Rave been sworn out by one of the agents of the Spanish authorities in thateity. | —_———— SF Chamberiain, the Labor | diaate for Governor of peed Mae aim | S7 READING MATTER ON BVERY PAGE. | tel-keeper, and only 30 years ald. | BEN OUTSIDE FOB INTERISTI@ I ——EEE eee GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. ae W. M. SHUSTER & BRQ,, Ne, 324 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, S7 THE EVENING STAR is furnished to i 3 gd sxonrs URITa SIIh } hewsboys at a price which enables them to sell | (Cm: Sunday School stspeme tm one Between Ninth and Tenth Streets, it om the street for THREE CENTS a copy at | femaet: 2 for PRIOAL g00r- ETY.. oa therefore, to pay only that amount for it. | 8 5 ecient sini 3. Price at the counter, TWO CENTS. hae MONDAY AND TURSpaY, if the Or Delivered by carriers, anywhere in elty | are AFTER ROU! Ps iervice em 4 LARGE LOT oF See eee ees 1m Fare REDE CHNOUT RESET. Se Re chi, Sick amt BLACK SILKS, me HE PUBLIC SCHOOL TRUSTEES. csi. FRENCH POPLISS, 1 iioDIOF HIGH COLORED PLAIDs, & bath by the seen Bae FEENOH MERINOS, EMPRESS OLOTHS, BROCHA LONG AND SQUARB SHAWLS, Bar SS TERRES | 8 BLACK GOODS. Also, ot 734 p. “The Sleeper.” Seats free. NR iat AS»: S| | the Metical in rsctowd “Caliges of | "the | a ask = WoTasor. M.D , Secretary. OF, ca BAL cong AT) 101 Agrocintion “Richard's Board” as the phrase goes. We do not credit this report for the reason that we believe Superintendent Richards has too much sense to desire or expect to get a Board of wax to be moulded entirely to his purposes. It would also be in direct evasion of the spirit and purpose of the recent act of the (Councils defining the duties of the Saperinten- cent, and which, in piseing him subordinate to the Trustees, intended that the Board should be i Ju New Hall = Men's ie~ Dr. Boxw penter. Se ate | ‘Morning subject: svPhe Digalty cf Labortag | ning lecture: } ve eUibleacceunt God.” & bs = ortain ‘and the de pmel would call the attention of those fm mourn! to'onr snack OPLN'S aoc i composed of men of experience, capacity and | saa tae preenee scloand arly. ges Bis, Weight of character, who would be the pup- pets of nobedy. | AL80, a Sececanns of Commissioner ‘gr | We have on hand, at all times, a full line of ells’ estimates, pubi ed by esterday, it | | world anes teen de national 4aubie pretty | st will be weld one “ | CLOTHS, OASSIMERES, rigin to be wiped out within the next quarter Pe Major HAGGERTY is ivezpected 19 dain aaa SHEETINGS, TOWELINGs, facentury. Indeed, he couciudes that it will | dress. | ss Sal ar ineee: hala kadieionms Miaan oan J: H. PATRIOK, Recording Secretary BLANKBTS, QUILTS, wenty-three years from the present time. FLANNELS. NAPKINS, CARO SOCIETY. will bernola. oe the Sythe teome of fe Torue Tose on’ AND TABLE DAMASKS Onr' Garriee acne s OF THB BEST MAKES. TA tel and p Renmaeaeey: Rai oto All@oods marked in plain figures at the oan H. TOWNSEND, LOWEST CASH PRICES—NO DEVIATION. This, however, is all based upon the existing bigh rates of taxation and on Mr. Welis’ belief that public sentiment would not be sat- isfied to have less than fifty million dollars set aside each year for the purpose of redeeming the bonds. Bat upon these points there are iikely to be differences of opmmion. For our part, we feel quite certain that what the coun- try wants just now & good deal more than the SBP Pepaldeat se ts BEY. GW. v.W. SAMSON, cane reer of tk W. M. SHUSTER & BRO., speedy extinguishment of the public debt és — reduced taxation. Sarely there must be some- ‘where @ middle ground, which will combine CHAI lower taxes with @ gradual reduction of the A PTER ON BUSINESS SUITS debt, and our statesmen and financiers should set themselves about discovering this, instead of figuring to find out how quick the debt can be paid off by exhausting the resources and Over-tasking the energies of the people. ertheless, Mr. Wells’ estimates, in which we have great confidence, furnish a most gratify- ing exbibit, and one which c1anot fail to exert 8 good influence on the national credit. During the regretted iliness ot Mr. Connery un te chief of the N. Y. Herald Burean in this city. SUNDAY MORNING GAZETTE, and who 1s a gentleman of character and a a 7T0-MOKBOW thorough journalist, the Alaska biack-mailers <= S15 GENTBEL BUciNGRE Aiea sohaveget to the Herald Washing- $15 GENTBEL tates goed pay aaeaois ton column. An attack there upon the proposed seein sults ae World’s Fair in Washington has the old, BY im, Geto! SPORTEATT AND sk ror OF BEV. FRANCIS B- BOYLE, Pastor oF St. PErTen’s Curecn, A. SAKS & CO., 515 SEVENTH STREET, B&O oy Py mene | | damiliar ring. = FIRE an? oe ASSOOIA- | BETWEEN PENNA. AVE. AND D STREETS, «“Itis ee ee jh to know that this macnifi- meeting of the stockholders of the First Ward cent piece of holding of a World's Beidine Association will be held st Friends’ Fair in Wasi s being enginesred by a ‘House, fween 8th and. 190 Jew ambitious shopkeepers, who have made money out of srerament jobs and look for- ‘ward to a good big appropriation Con- gress, in which they see ade adelightful amount ot Pickings.”” tat There is no mistaking the meaning of this. It is simply 8 summons to the managers of the enterprise 32, Se MELTON SUITS— Oost, Vest. These goods sold at $35 art 4. BAKES & OU., 517 Seventh street oc! YF FRANKLIN son001 BUILDING DED- “come down.” But the black. Sa ny DR mailers bave mistaken their men, we take it- mited Atishardly necessary to say that the list of citi- | Pablie Bchoole, aud BACK COAT, PANTS AND VEBT occu Q15 aly eP seis oar, PANTS ane Zens who have interested themselves in this | Quid to delay thelr visit tot building sal ’ World’s Fair embraces ste sanes of the best @ they are cordially invited to viele nila: | CHEVIOT BUITS-OOAT, FROCK BTYLE...§20 men in our community. They are the last Committee MIXED BUITS—COAT, 540K men in the world to be affected by sueh slurs, ~ ae [Repos SoBROWS: Chairman. S| ieee And the biack-mailers who approach them wil) | o¢ val Fin sUrre—oo. be likely to get mere kicks than coppers. The PROOF OV. ATs L251 pelienamente inert business will be quite as unprofitable for the | 4. SAKS£CO , Operator as “toasting Jeff Davis.”” 517 Seventh atrect. "ie ACOTCH, ,SUITS—COAT, DOUBLE: UEWARDS. RED FLANNEL Senta a me at resignation by DBAW SBS; at Judge Richardson of the office of Assistant | Secretary of the Treasury is quite certain to be the signal for political combunations and out- side pressure in favor of a haif dozen or more aspirants to the place thas made vacant on the Ist of January next. Of course, no indication as to his probable successor is yet given out and it is doubtfal whether the question has so | tar received the serious attention of Secretary Houtwell. It is safe to predict im advance, | however, that efforts of the character referred | to above will not be likely to Baye much | ‘Weight im the final selection. Im @lling a place so closely and confidentiatly connected with bis own position, and upon the proper admin. | istration of which his own official success so largely depends, Mr. Boutwell will be very Spt \o be governed to @ large extent if not en- urely Dy personal considerations. Should he siaarseti e adoptand adhere to this policy, some of the oe orace ah Pouticians will probably be disappointed, but TS, COPLST persons baving realiy at heart the welfare cg | jet ht. Le cues a the administration will hardly find fault with | 4 nate place it tr Obio there is apparently but little interest roms ‘TO@: r by the peopie at large im the result of the | sineat pe ciection which takes piace om the 12tn instant, | reotspes or other old And it is generally conceded by both parties | Blain orci that the vote will be hght. This circumstance ob as always favorable to the Democrats in that | Gliegy in the United States tit etaect. it tts euITs—ooaT, DOUEEE. ELTON 8U! Cl at, yay poseatk Pt IT8—CO. yar a8. 00., _ock-tf 517 Seventh strost. LE AND TW! U1TS—00A' A MEETING wit Be QALLED Sar: 4 BESACK OB FHOURS.. ee $2 Bebooi LUE BEAVER surrs—ooar, FROCK = BLY LB cnnssoosavseere-« sees FBS * pt young ‘men and women L. PAUL raeeRD NEW BUILDING ASS0CIATIu! (LF, sens wit sishing to subscribe for the stock ine im soon to be organized. wil find bd eubee spon books at the f follow: wittege Plant, coraer New York avenue and 5 Seat, 269 Pennsylvania avenue, near venti on ec Co., bankers, corner Fifteenth and jan Le ABY 48800: sre cordially invited. VERY FINS BEAVE! Connie « son. ( Wall, ‘Bobinsca & Co.,) 332 s Bank. neh one Ez SB sirette. The Cheap Place! STILL ANOTHEB DECLINE IN FLOUR. WELCH’S BEST FAMILY FLOU! PER SACK. State, as inaeed it is almost everywhere, but PRIORS 10 SUIT THE TIMES At the | BAY'S ARLINGTON FAMILY FLOUR, so far as we hear the Kepublicams entertain no ORIGIN BANOS GENT'S rote Baad $2.60 PER SACK. tears as to the resalt. Nevertheless, judging pp 29-1m* trom our exchanges, they are trying their best to get owt thelr whole strength. In addition t the interest attaching to the success of the State | ticket, the Legisiature elected this fall will | have the re-districting of the State under the Lew spportionment; and upon this division 0 territory by the party controllirg the Legisia- ture the political complexion of the next dele- gation in Congress from that State will largely Gepend. Accordingly, as both parties are un- BURNT MILLS FAMILY FLOUR, 82.50 PER SACK. BEET CRUSHED SUGAR, 17% cents por pound. BEST CLARIFIED BUGAB, 16% cts. per pound. AYORALTY. id offering m iin self a8 8 Candidate for the Washi in RE a | Sa eee nin Peta = derstood to be well versed in the science of mek gerrymandering, the struggle over the local or | A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF county tickets promises to be unusually well- 2 contested and excitin; FINE TEAS, Late advices from Pennsylvania are mor® CROSSE AND BLACKWELL’ EBRATED favorable for the Republicans. A little while | PIOKLES, back they were rather discouraged and some- ORO: Dat demoralized at the Prospect, but recent j hee aa information from various quarters of the State | ‘ induces the velief im the minds of those compe. | tent to judge that the Kepublican State ticket | Will be elected, bat by comparatively small majorities. Vigorous efforts are being made by | both sides to get out a rull vote, bat the indica. } hens now are that it will be light. amr | | SPICED OYSTERS, A PURE ARTIOLE OF OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA. Cc. 8s. OHARE & SON, 952 SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN M AND N STREETS. tt QMBEB, WOUD, AND COAL. call attention te our large stock of LUMBEB, be explaiged by the fact that neither of th: gubernatorial nomirations is considered strong, 2nd, as uo important issues are in. | D volved tm the campaign, a general apathy is | found to exist in nearly every part of the State. | At is possible, however, that it may be over- come before the election takes place. peer in the second brane of the Baltimore city council, yesterday afternoon, the ordinance committee eomeisting of five persons, of whom ‘Lice chal be practical mechanics. The mayor ig thus Rot to be conmected with the building committee. providing for the appointment of a new build- ite 1 So and Bast- ing commutee for the city hall,imtroduced by Mr_ Sat lon enon aaa Carter in the first branch, and there adopted, ‘was taken up and concurred in. The ordi- ae mance now only requires the signature of thy "Ptnoreuasiy ss mayor to become & law. The members of the j yonnae: . Wehayethe new committee &re to be selected by the two ~ branches of the council in ‘convention, the | ter ls |B as ine arp savetenite ge Sei re by mail sire ai ace ins mac's s Corner of Third street Pensylvania TER unten Bt BUY Your aioe! sud wert eect} pag|"? ee Hous WADE SH "oa Pore cious ‘PUnE Gibae virgeAs it rites oiteast.s Ts po 4 rel a NATIONAL TamatsR.—« Three Gaards- men” will be performed to-night, with Frank Disyo as D’Artagnan.” On Moncay evening the Richings Opera Troupe commence a season | 0, of twelve nights with “The Botemiaa Gir” | © Mr. George Wiliam Curtis bas published a letter declining te Republican nomination for Secretary of State of Massachusetts, . S7 Messers. Bateman and Rev: epeineers think ‘hat to France throug! pracucable. nel waar Faso. st Fo WR BOOMS D8 DEI ion HOUSE to este Advance. qaiaire et Ne. 0) he B ‘SB F me Between, a ‘and 13th oe vr a Y. Tee "eth ets Was! ington Fob. ESE ST a alt . F000 FoR RATA SRUPIG, concgng Seat Rar ee —A BI ROMS. We, ara TOR ewe Bo ‘faa ‘apply, a ite th street, ey BE) satished OOMS. in: a ‘ait senvanieneee. Biinene fra ith and’ inh Ch Qe BLOR. BED BOOM, DIN! F Pook ie Bare weoms et Tetwes Sino, one largs ROOM es ana PED a WO, mar: anicating BOOMS, on a te te a G Sere Be ‘No. at Beate toast aide, “JAMES 8, gore. alok gptranee, at, at Daten th ats. ocl-2t' xT_In Georgetown, two a ae four gei SS Sad Star A EMM ue gag ares paren kena sey avenue and North Uspitol st., WoT, 7, {OR mene, os! ree UNFURNISHED ROOMS, on second floor, suitable for Ov G enret, be ary ‘one room; at No, 4 ,OR BENT a Tere, weil Ll Istl oases rh TS, LET—Atwo story BRICK HOUBE conta: is ing six rooms, sitaated on 17th street, — reat Jnasire corner of }/th and K street e erie ae Hiss BK. Yerzaced, fountain in pst brick stable.on ) Mazeschusetts avenue, ‘ine BRICH a OB on M street, good locality, er rag LE throughour wit tone iabling @orrca. St ate rot a ste Pray es on oniy 5.000 dows! balance is ton yess ‘A three story and basement PRAME HOUSE on 9th street, near H 95.500. aati Pree-story FRAME on 12th street, between I streets, An el it ick ith street, near O os a a Be - a 5,600, om very easy et near First street, at atreots with flan collars adiaisuie aSepios fae eco iH small family, “Only @000 dows and @100 por quar. wa irene . gs Six rooms, on Ninth street, ve desirable property I am prepared tosell in very caay terms. su, ROHAER. rR RT —HOUaR No, 2 43s street, near Ci! Bey i, Inquire on the premises esto terme. C FOR BENT To & private tomiiy- Ev tyrpimed 6 BUTE OF Hin Oey geod i modern Soureplencee, inclading hot and cold ih athe. Address Os Post Omics on Bronk hed lin og 7 tar with roms ad) itaple for e ,canitol of e street minaces se Hs 8ALE.—Will sell ae. FoRNE ‘with the GooD WLLL of « fret class bo yen B ine contrat - hep, to Wm Para Duct bear corner ih wrest west ISHED ROOMS FO, Pope Seon, Rae Fo. BENT—Two large Sena ae prt F in ines Ct ih ee gentlemen only ‘ects 7 ee Fos mr, a ni ROME tae ite the Treasur: rice from peu ‘Appiy to rte Dobe & & DAK- [Us RENT oie on 3 FRAME Houses on the north side of borth B street, between bad and 18th streets west, near the Navy De; > Sonteining 4 rooms. of $08 Ketete Agent, office Ma 303 Stl ‘reet west, near north I street. so Blw ‘OR EENT—Aboat two Actes of GROUND st ba ath otrcot. adjoluing Boundary fe for's email tamily. kk DABNEILE. 8028-10 Beal naghees ms 210 F et bove the Heights of Pa o Daat four yours oy Appl of Sra te ui oe te Seti 2-6" ol pe gj HOUSE, on Hf between ‘and Mass. svenue, contain: ng nine rooma, eater and gee, tenant t moderate toM. GREBN, = Apply Fo foram strests just OUsES — Hoaves brick raid wtee Mansard H.W. Pty jnilder's Depot. Spacers Pesan jadiciary Denese: sn Stee Ay Buciisn ited Soar es Pi on Beal Gorner fthand Pste- ALE—AT A BARGAINS ermtt 300 SORES or THe NORTH ARLINGTON ESTATE a _FOB SALE, AUTIFULLY LOCA COUNTR CLOTHING, &. OLOTHING, de. L. BAR’S CLOSING OUT SALE CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, _— LARGE AND COMPLETE sTocKk CORNER SEVENTH AND E sT or FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, POSITIVELY AT COST FOR CASH ONLY TO WASHINGTON, D. c. B day, week. of month. Also, egena 47@ Lith street, bey x cenaiee Here 2 THE LARGEST STOOK OF MEN’S, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS’ CLOTHING OLOSE THE BUSINESS OF THE LATE ime ey ee or ak THOMAS A. STEPHENS, re nee, —— KNOWN a8 HOUSES. on Gey street, 5 fern, Terms enas, Bee NEW GOODS RECEIVED RBVERY Dar! evardnes’s 00. BEW STILES EVERY Dar! ots: LOTS —_ ALL OF MY OWN MAKE! ALL OF & SToiP ERR ABO" Om SURRIE PERERSE AE FROM @10 TO 922 DOWE AND 96 TO @z0 A MONTH, EX THE FIEST WARD, I8 THE SECOHD WAED AND ON CaPITOL HILL, BEAUTNWULLY LOCATED. JOSHUA WHITHEY & 00. 416 Seventh street, bet. @ and H. STOCK, GOOD WILL, FIXTURES AND LEASE FOR SALE. For the BEXT SIXTY Dave! we Will gell our Bntire Stock, embracing fm part MEN'S end BOYS’ FALL and WINTER SUITS MAKE’ ACK SUITS - TEN UP RD EH —_ OTIPUULE | at FURNISHING Goons tm great variety. A full line of UBDEGWEAR FOB FALL AND WINTER. BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ OVEROOATS. ‘A Large Bteck of MEN'S OVEROOATS ualitioe) wil be sold BEGARDLESS OF OOST. Especial ..ttection is called toour MEBCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT. Ocr Stok of PIECE Goops Ml selected, and ombraces some of the it Wo we esirable styiee tn the marbee Woe Make sent ee PRBOULAR BATEs, FASHIONABLE Al AND D DURAELE MANNER. Call carly and secure Grst selections, CLOTHES, CASSIMEBES, AND DORSKINS BY Tv Tarp. Anil Lely ey AND PRICES will be suffi ft quarantee tua OOBNBB OF SEVENTH AND E STEEETS, Is the best piace in the District to bay GOOD CLOTHING ATA SAVING OF 25 PEB ;| SRA Gee? OE CK HO! jE, nti bere th ‘ond hal en li-tt rae The 34 and 34 stories of Clarke | ilging, cach tn one room) 28 — avenue, BUSINESS cen LEAT UEDATS UNTIL Country Papers may send in Pap ign a tising. between 434 and 6th Angustiet.. Tn se fecirs of Dr. PANTS B. CLARE RoE Geer anice- HABLE & CO.'S f ; : FoRnhha Panuon A together ore ae coat cg Sapir CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, A small lot of TRUNKS, q well ry Bemaining on band and wil! be sold at Biss. Sstagie BOOM, Front. I leestion: | NO. 465 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, VERY Low FICURES. Venient to all the De} te. ‘mede- rate. Address VEBNON , City Post Office. je % BF persons indebted pi ay Ae pena F°% ® ry ao i Eee BETWEEN 3p AND 6% STBEETS. THE ae Boone BE SETTLED UP AND Water and gag in the house; good neighborhood. = BOsED. Brice Gad. For am apply to JOHN J ward and soqvmeke. ‘PaoMer SETTLEMESTS, by Bridgestrests.Georgstowae ns’ commer High ond ESTABLISHED IN 1563. Tove or otherwise. ‘ZPHENS & CO. Penney! Hovszs anp tors ec38-1m IN THE We call the atten.ion of the citizens of Wash: — pnd the District of Colambie to our entire J Ust BECKIVED CirTy aND counrrRyY A LABGE AND OAREPUL SELECTED STOUK FOR GALE BY OF CLOTHS, CASSINERES, a AnD wegen Inevery variety and Latest 8t wit te made up toorder at the Lowkst Uae P ry 02 Bleventa street. Between ee. Svenue aad E street N. THORSON, Merchast Tatior. 5. P. BROWN & SON, REAL ESTATE BROKERS, OoRNER 167u StRERt any Hew Youre AvENvEi READY MADE CLOTHING FOR MEN AND Beys. GENTS’ FURSISHING Go: grery Novelty, and the ST ete. wane 5 FIFTY FINE BUILDING Cnosk. py Sy pe ye se S-tm Between Poa: ore st. belt mile trom the city cousists in part ofall Tete les in F 3. BBIBERGEE, . . city, and for health, DEESS AND BUSINESS SUITS, (Baccemor to H. F. Lowron & Co...) in the suburbs’ a. Ces. Ley ad and varying in OLTIZENS, ABMY AND BAVY size from a quarter of an acre Price for Dress iie*from to $35; Business : those baits from $10 to 8: MBBOHAST T: inducements be extention Hotel, (iste Brown's.) OVEBOOATS of ~—— ‘and quelity, from $6 FOR ¥ Our stock of ERSONAL FOza8423-5 reg ELATE OU ASS SHOW FALL OVEROOATS F oe CASE, at J. W. SOTELE, HO 18 SHE’—Why, Matame BOVIN. the ocaat : eater cane toanten seta oe Coatory:toa| Be SR Bie een etts * Feit Wy = uW¥$sise make to order, Suits fer Oustomers,trom | fst somal” er'iga ama none rs stat should not — they OASSIMEBES, CHEVIOTS, MELTONS, otber kind of u fea earch ceo ae as for sty’ Ree ty, durability, Price, cannot {a BUMEIoIiING eovbe youwill find all the ra a eels ene Intest novelties, and at all times a full assertment > a old was BO his resi: ‘avenue. to select from. All that we desire is that parties in want of CLOTHING or GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS ofeay kind, will examine our stock before pur- chasing elsewhere, fecling assured they will save both time and money by ealling at 46% Pennsyl- vanis avenue, between Third and Four-and-s- half streets, under the U. 8. Hotel. pi Sa wit ree En’ STOOK Stk BF TIALS for youths ineucosssfal > een others fellas of B. B. GLARE, aan ae i FoR 8aLE—One edd Foor sr 5 street. omen M south. Wt crest. jreen ath end Sch eeli-im* residence streets. DRY GOODs, M_M BO! REAL ESTATE BROKE: Cor Hew York avenue and seh st CARPETING, OILCLOTH, Parents and jecontt esnnot fail ptamens with 0 ‘selected, choice, and fash: &e., &e., &e. awortment, HEADQUARTERS FOR BOYS’ CLOTHING. BURDETTE ATTORNEY-AT-Law, HAS BEMOVED TO Ho. 409 F STREET, my 24-tf NBAB 71a. HAS JUST BECEIVED AN IMMENSE WALL, ROBINSON & CO., 322 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STSEETS. Daoinc's wonprnrct newepr— STOCK OF NEW GOODs eae FOR THE FaLs AND WISTER, (Pekenty irs \orecet stock of desirable goods ever Washington city,) consisting of all Ki s - » sa aired of DBESS GOODS, in Plain, Pisid. GBEAND OPBHING oF BOYS', YOUTH'S; AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHINNG: SUITABLE FOR SCHOOL AND DRESS WEAR. ee80-tf A ante Me ‘Taatlou,ai 18H- 494 feere strect, be- ABLE DAMASK, 1 , NAPKINS, TOWELS oe. a3 GEQvs COTTONS, OALI- GREAT BARGAINS In FEAR ELA, cents per yard up. coauen at TiShira eee eines ee SACKING IN ALL COLORS, OLOTHS. CASSIMEBES, and VESTINGS. sca Sea gATEE TB008 corn, qAlso, four huadred pairs of BED BLANKETS, 477 and 479 Fourteenth street. BEPAIRIBG IN ALL ITs BRANCERS. Kg oft CLOTH. and Aan ane ‘Canniaces Leer 708 | ron AIRS, ES, TORS. “agents tor Brewster er Uo. fet Been Bought from the Import: ‘Svenue, New oehy oameoly peck = prorera A YL.gep, PANECNTED 10,0 4 CITY DISPENSARY, SPER LY SEE wate oa AF BEP- Bisa vin Sue a race Tth and * Sirens. operation to the ‘W. W. BURDETTE, No. 361 SEVENTH STREET. Barweex I ax K Sruters. PEE nines. IF YOU ARE IN WANT OF a F— | G00D COOKING STOVE, Cafiend look ot the CaLORIFIO COOK 8TOVE, ‘Tobe found at WALTER D. WrvILL's, we le-tt Be. 409 Pennsyivanis avente.