Evening Star Newspaper, October 4, 1869, Page 2

EVENING STAR. | S7 BEADING MATTER-ON BEVERY PAGE. 6 OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. | S7THE EVENING STAR is farnisbed to newsboys at a price which enables them to sell | it om 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 ia tha city or Georgetown, at TEN CENTS a week. | —_—_—_—_—SSSSSSSSSSS==—=— RAILROAD MATTERS. We stated a few days ago that the corpors- tors of the Alexandris Canal, Railroad aod Bridge Company had elected Berkley Ward, Esq., chief engineer of the proposed railroad from Georgetown to Alexandria, and that they bad already contracted for ties and tron for the Work. ‘The committee for the constraction of | the road are Messrs. H. S. McUomb, Phillip Quigley and Jonn L. King, and it is stated that | the company expect that by mid-winter the | connection will be mad between this Di-t-ict sed the railways ramuing South and West from Alexandria. With this road and the | Union Junction, Metropolitan, and Baltimore and Potomac roads completed, and the Loudon and Hampshire road extended to the Ohio river, © great impetus must be given to the growth and prosperity of Washington. The Loudoun and Hampshire Road will be tapped by the new Alexandria and Georgetowa Road at Four-mile Ran. This ts not the most desirable connection we could have with that road, yet the saving of time on account of its easy grades will about compensate for the ad- ditional mile or two ot distance. The Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad is now constructed | and worked to Hamilton, about four miies west | of Leesburg, and the President and Directors &re in fine spirits, and propose to place uader contract this fall the extension frem Hamilton to the eastern base of the mountain near Saick_ | ersville. If found expedient a temporary | track cam be built across the gsp at @ very Moderate gradient. The bridge across the She- mandosh will then be the only work of magni« tude east of the South Branch mountain. There are row two surveying parties in tne field be, tween the Suenandoah and Ohio rivers, and the Winchester News says. “With the progress of exact survey the pros- Pect improves of @ route between Washington nnatt which will place this work beyond competition on the part of the roads north of it. It is now anticipated that the whole distance to the Ubio river cau be cat down to three bundre¢ and thirty miles, reach- ing that stream at a point considerably west of Parkersburg and thus shorteaing the distance through Obio. A link of ten miles, it is said, will complete a through line in that State.”* ‘We need only add that the persons who are connected with the enterprize are geatlemen with ample means, and no lack of energy, and that they expect that the year 1971 will see the road cempleted to the coal fields in Western Virgizis. One of the most conspicuous examples of the inconsistency of the better class of American | cittzens we have yet seem is furnished by the | case of Mr. George William Curtis, lately | nominated for the office of Secretary of State | by the Republican Convention of New York. | Probably no man in the country has inveighed | more frequently er more forcibly against the folly and wickedness of elevating incompetent or bad men to office than Mr. Curtis; yet ne is | nO sooner selected for a public position for which be is preeminently fit—and which, it may be added, should not be considered by bim as beneath bis just aspirations in the quali- | ties of responsibility and dignity—than he | basters into print to say that “it is impossible for me (him) toaccept the nomination.” It is quite likely that Mr. Cartis could have | filled the office in question only at some incon- yeuience and probsbiy at some pecuniary sacrifice to Bimself. But is that the only point to beconsidered? Should not the duty whic the good citizen owes to the community at large also be taken into account! Is it to be forever the mission of that class always to preach and never to practice! Ifso, we may as well shu our eyes, fold our bands, and tamely submit to the reign of incompetents and thieves, Unless gentlemen of character and responsibility are willing to sbare between them the annoyances and sacrifices of a’tending primary elections | snd boiding comparatively insignificant offices, | they must pot ap with the evils brought upon | us by rulers who are not so squeamish, and | who have little or nothing at stake. This les- sen, of all others, the American people have need to learn. If they heed it, complaints of correption m office, increased taxation, and conse queut depreciation of property, willsoon be beard. If they d> not, they will yy continue to suffer until they nave no alternative but to choose between absolute ruin snd the sharp remedy afforded by a vigilance commitice A. T. S RT ON THE SITUATION.—la view of fact that Mr. Stewart. but fora sigh mstance, might bave tary ; the New York World very thought his views on the present x ny -auctai condition of New York might possess interest for the public, eke of its reporters to res nd secordingly sent aterview" bim. The It is given m two anda balf columns ct : the substance of which is contained ‘u the following extracts Keorter—*l bave been instructed to ask YOUT opinion on the present impor:ant crisis in Hoancial circles. The public wish to know What effect you think the recent operations in yell street will Mave on the commercial in- tezests of the country. | Stewart.—“I canmot regard them as otherwise than disastrous to our commercial interests. Im the first place, they interfere with and confuse our vslues by rendering un- certain the price of gold. But to tnis there is Tesson, in the demoralizing effect st produce.” | hat, in your opinion, has been Poticy by which during the last six €specisily during the recent crisis, = hore of bonds to purchase gold has been ictated ! Mr. S.—«I disapproved of the policy of selling gold and purchasing bonds with the proceeds, beheving as I do that it will never lead us. as itis probably meant to lead us, to specie pay. | ment. Sach & policy would not lead us to result in tep years—no, nor im a The purchase of bonds with gold gives the speculators means to carry on their operations. This policy is unquertionably of great benefit fo those Who bave no means of their own. bile solvent men will entirely oppose this policy, it will be approved of by those who are shaky These are certified to be Mr. Stewart's own Wworas; and, comsitering bis experience and siandiDg Qs 8 business iman, they are entitled to attention, whether one agrves in his opinions oF not. We are glad to believe thst we were mistaken an attributing the attack in the Washington column of the New York Herc'd upon the pro. posed World’s Fair to any other nidtive than that of discussing the feasibility of the exter- Prise from am independent stand-poiat. The jairness and accuracy which, with this excep- | ‘ion, Bave characterized the Herald's Washing. ton dispatches lead us to believe that this may be so; but the attack in question was #0 un- Called for, so maliguant, and was distinguished by such 8m utter perversion of facts, that it certainly seemed to be prompted by any other | Aceling (Dan the spirit of tair crisicism. ‘The people of Washington only ask for fair ploy ip the matter of this enterprise, but do object to have it made the subject of wanton and untrathfal abuse. Even should they fail to carry out the enter- prise successfully, tliey at least deserve soms | ™ credit for making the attempt. George Alfred Townsend ts St Bis old tricks sgain, and Bas palmed off his venerable stock «pome,” “The C:reutt Preac upon a <sorning comtemporary as written for its “omens. i sppeared, originsi:y. im the Galazy vgust, 1-05, with acutof the preacher, ~d to be @ likeness of the author. _—_—_—_—_———_—_—_———— 4son concludes not to take the man- + New York Times. | Mr. Cor! | exist betweem the two gentlemen named as | of Mr. Corbin, and remaining there for seme | between them in regard to the matter, with | Corbin’s statements on the subject | man cannot touch pitch and escape defilement. | sultation with him in regard to school matters | | everything else being in the shade. There is a | VScparent have recourse prowptly to this The New York Sun—whose statements in Tegard to the administration, since theappoint. | ment of the Collector of the port of New York: | Should be received with great caution—is try~ ing very hard to connect President Grant in fome way with the recent fimincial flurry smong the stock and gold gamblers of Waly Sreet, by showing that his brother-in-law, bas bad relations more or less inmate with Mr. Fisk, one of the worst of the garg Of course, the Sun's effort to implicate the President is a dead fuilure, a: anybody might have foretold. Nor was oficial, from the It seems to be estat. | bh an intimacy ‘aid warranted Mr. Fisk in visiting the residence time during the height of the late excitement: | and @ question of veracity has been raised grounds for a presumption that some of Mr. ve not been entirely thfal. Evidently Mr. C. is | Paying the penalty for being caaght in bad company. He should bave remembered that a THE ScHooL TRustsEs.—We are informed | by Superintendent Richards that it is not trae, | 8s reported, that he has suggested to the Mayor | the change of any members of the Board of | Trustees. He says he has, however, com- | plained to the Mayor and to the Trustees them- selves that some of the Trustees fail to co-op- erate with him—that they act without con- inwhich he should havea voice. The Trus- tees, he says, have thus far neglected to pre- scribe any rules of action defining the duties | of Superintendent, and he has again and again | urged that some action should be taken in that direction. It is certainly desirable that his | duties should be defined in some way, so that the Superintendeut and Trustees shall not be at cross purposes. The Richings English Opera Troupe com. | mence a twelve nights engagement at the Na- tional Theatre this evening, with the “Bohe- mian Girl,” alwaysa favorite here. There is | great curiosity among lovers of music here to hear the troupe as reconstructed. To-morrow | evening they will sing “11 Trovatore,” and on Wednesday “Fra Diavalo.” i] ‘The Tennessee Legislature meets to-day, and | dispatch trom Nashville says there is the most intense feeling on the Senatorial question: tremendous pressure being brought to bear against Johnson. From J. Shillington we have Harper's Bazar for October i} | FOUNDRY M. B. EU ROR hresching et this Uharch EVER sane ea | Bat 7% o’clock, by the ja ier 7 gate WARTED—A lot of second band saree or CHAIR®. Adiress, stating partical Box 21. Btar 0 SoS Reoes | UN TFABI tht! Oxva 38 =. School st | TATION = i us) cing of Se e MEDI A830. pofthe Di District of Golambls willbe held e Boom of the Medical De} artnent of joes eto ra "Oe ollege, TUESDA the Sth instants et] orclock, .W.n ee tiror: M.D ,Secretary. | FRTHARMGWIG SOCIETY. et Philharmonte Soci me the Meomect fhe Youve en | asocia nce 1a Tea MH. TOWNSEND: Beoretary. ee rt Prt > gg SUIT—Coat, ents and rm, durable sait; at & 00., ott Seventh atrect._ = FIRST WARD, BUILDING ASSOCIA of the stockholders of the o First ciation will be held = eles Sah es at z Seventh street oats co, At ocl 1£ BOW [8 THE TIME ‘o repair the inroads made upon the physical Strength by the heated term which has closed with September. The vitality that has been oozing through the pores in the form of perspiratio the last three months, requires to be replaced, as & preparative to the cold sesson which makes such | disastrous bavoc with relaxed and untoned 9; tems. The reserve of vigor with which the sto ext men commezces the Summer campaign is ¢rained out of him at its close, and unless by some mesns he acquires s new stock of vital energy herewith to encounter the shock of @ colder see. | som, he may droop and wither like the falling leaves | whose life-juices are exhausted. If it is thas with | the strong, bo ich more perilous is the condi- | tion of the weak and ailing. Their reseon must | suggest to them, more forcibly than these printed | rds, the necessity for inmixorntion, and the world baving deciied. after an experience of almost a querter of acentury, that HOSTETTEB’S STOM. | ACH BITTEBS ¢mbracs such restorative a | | ties asare not posressed by avy other tonic and al- terative preparation in existence The importance | of reeorting to that great BENovATOR AND Baar. F OVE! SAKS & 517 Seventh strest. sessou, is as obvious es the light of day. who cetire to escape an attack of chills biieus 0) cout $1.25 AND UPWARDS, RED FLANNEL VS aR DBAW&BS. | ocl tf brated preventive and restorative. isk +, GOOD. SEBVICE. EUITS—JACK ETS AND Ltt NEW BUILDING associat IuN. — wishing to subscribe for the s ssceiation soon to find tcbseption books at the art offices: George Fiat, corger New York avenue and eres street hepberd, 269 Pennsylvanta avenue, near icletou & Co., beukers, corner Fifteenth and ¥ fase 3.3. Calten. 72 Lonistana sven pBaslired Hobinson.(Wall, Boblasoa & Oo.,)332 ‘WoO. Bill, at Biggs & Co.'s Bank Fresérick Koons)eoraer Penmaes journed meetin ereati aecteruee tober Jace of mecting —- oz) streetand Pa. a 1088 TO SUIT THE (BS—At thi em Oe ay is Fun: at? pm. nd. corner 98 ING STO! Dand Branch Sto cs. 29 Im* Abotor sis.” dso DP 7, FORD rear'an Ouest ‘at the southwest corner “oma biants re nite fos i tH Yous’ — In great variety st apr an 308 Renmevivante, ar hse. oc 4-MW.Thstit between 9th and 10:b sts. J. 1. pmanson. BOOK AND JOB PBINTES, Corner cf 9th and D streets. ol Signtion Paid to Printing 3 B Ci ovestn a oe oth bi et 10 eek : S IB, Beat ae ican *? au page Jos. J. May's PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, 305 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, Berwaes Mista i ‘TaNTH Steers. =P, recei vi: anive itep during the Patt Wi Winter, by'sant ers. from Europe, FULL SUPPLIES OF ALL THE NOVELTIES ocastif IM PABIS KID GLOVES A SUPERIOR STOCK REW HOUSEFURNISHING GO8DS AT THE STUSS OF J.W. BOTELER & BRO., 320 PA. AVE., (METZEROTT HALL,) Between 9th and 10th Streets, Importers and Whotesale and Retail Dealers in FBERCH AND ENGLISH CHINA PRESSED AND OUT GLASSWARE, PLATED TEA SETS, FORKS, SPOONS, CASTORS. &c., BRUSHES, DOOB MATS AND TABLE MATS, PLANISHED AND JAPANNED TINWARE, ENGLISH AND ann CAN TAB! cor P W. JAPANRED arene, COOLERS AND CAKE. BERAP, SUGAR AND SPIOR BOXES CLUCKS, PIRE SETS, FIRE BYANDARDS AND €OAL HODS, TE ABMERS, PADONNAS, Pen WAR UES ae Ome e CHAFING A full assortment of TIN AND WOODEN WABE, All of which will be sold at LOW PBICBS. CATALOGUEE, containing lists of evory article requisite for Lousokeeping, gratis. J. W. BOTELER & ERO, 320 PENNSYLVANIA AVE) (UNDEB M&TZEROTT HALL.) Between 9th and 10th stree oc 4 St Maniax sropenrs amp oruens WILL PIND at PHILP & SOLOMONS’ BOOKSTORE, 339 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, between 9th and 10th streets, A FULL STOOK OF THR MEDICAL BOOKS TO BE USED AT THE WISTBE SES3IONS OF THE COLLEGES. Fair Discounts from Publishers’ Prices msde to Students. PHILP & SOLOMONs, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSELL- ERS AND STATIONERS, 332 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, between 9th and 16th streets, i CELEBRATED “BUFFALO” BRAND BLACK ALPACAS. Now on hand a full ra 'y of all the numbers of {iis very popular make, at prices from 5) couts to per yard. varvety of fabrice and styles”) GOODS in great ALso, An immense steck of “‘Lupin’s celebrated MOUBNING DEESS GOODS, All of which we offer at EXTREMELY LOW PRICES, JOS. J. MAY, 308 Pexnsyivamia avexce, oct M.W,Thstir Between 9th and lotn ste. ppecrosans FOB SUPPLIES. Orrick Paruasren U. S Navy, No. 425 Cuestyct 8rreer, oa BE: JLADELPUIs, Beptembe © 30, 1869. d+ Proposals fo for 8 pees will me: received at this office ata o'clock m_., om the 7th of Qotober, f the United Etat ity and ae mnie in bre "eto be al , free of bg the - whlch security murt be givers tot Bor Bureau of Construction, &¢. Beate” C1 Chait, splash concrete. ‘ 10.00 Rounds W ‘White Leed;dry, equal to Lewis? For Burean Yards and Dock: 10 foot ‘double Leather Belting, isi qromenr for oJ N BANKBOPTOY. DistRict or Covumsta, ss. At the City of Washington, on the zsth d September, 1809. The undersi: notice of his i a rict. wl a the petliion oor his credttonee by the Supreme urt of said piste ict. SON, Attornev-at-Law. oc 4-lawSw City Hall, Assignee | DRESS GOODS AND SIIAWLS FROM AUCTION. W. M. SHUSTER & BRO, Ne, 324 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between Niuth and Tenth Streets, WILL OPEN, ON MONDAY AND TUBSDaY, BLACK SILEB, FBENCH POPLINB, HIGH OOLOBED PLAIDs, FBENOH MERINOB, EMPEBS3 OLOTHS, BROOHA LONG AND SQUABE SHAWLS, With many other Es a desirable GOODS which wo wo bave AUCTION within the last two or three days, 8 and will be sold very cheap. BLACK GOODS. We would call the attention of to our stock aoUuMENG GoODe pe Bp nif be found! the elas largest in sy District, also, ‘We have on hand, at all times, a full line of OLOTHS, CAsSIMEEES, SHEETINGS, TOWBLINGS, BLANESTS, QUILTS, FLANNELS, BAPKINS AND TABLE DAMASKS OF THB BEST MAKES. AllGoods marked in plain figures at the LOWEST CASH PBICES—NO DEVIATION. W. M. SHUSTER & BRO., Poss CIssB VPORS art OIDsB VINEGAR : " a latae stock of OLD: hats t suitable for SHER RSE reise BY A. Lance. oc8-20 ST Cee Goer Georgetown, $2 fore ocl-tf TEs TORE Pe ts, ee Mon 3, he 1 at mex i: ae ree FOR SALE AND RENT. b etch EEye. a tit oleree front tect, sian gaye BODeN 5 sis rooms; » th yard, & \. alia a. B, ae py pg rooms. ork aveuue, between 1 o 5 FORE aes Sane bét of « FUR 3 striae ‘g= jt] ihe felis pei tr a 7 Da ey Int street eat, Onpitol tra At great oa " GEE la om Maryland eevestwoee 10th and 1 en, st Bow! ss Store, ie TO @20 A MONTH, IN THE FIBST WABD, IN THE SECOND WABD AND ON CAPITOL HILL, SAUTIFULLY LOCATED JOSHUA WHITHEY 416 Seventh street, Apply to se 1-tf ; —Comfortebi F on ee ee aa De ROOH ia On REM fine office; fa ear'd for with ity for On. om tary Paul lic, &e. , ou the second Hlogr of No, 470 7th street, opposite tha Pert Or tween E ag Pad tar commanics- Fhe ARBORS. frou ating’ pn avenue and whe ice wilt pent ter oie em MBS. MO: wa ys 413 Pa. evenen corte Gest. ‘OR BERT —On fret oor. ‘one large and nicely farnished also, two adjoint Booms, saltable for housskeepise. ‘will be ren! a er a eg rest Capit Copitol Hill, between m Dale | family FFnder noon. rare : ; bath on same floor; suitable for two persons. 8 single BOOM, fiona Beantifal location, ,| RE Ot em out Oflce, seis DWELLING costains six rooms; gl ply to JOHN J: corner rh and Hee ya ‘tienlars Beal et te Broker, Bridgestrects. Georgetown, twenty jranire of FI 70 7th street. story pore i story porch in sion meee i both fioo uti 8nd convenient plac Vistreets between 13th and Tat tebe a oe ENT—SRIOK Fouss. four rooms os Fotideas on G street coarw 4% and. 6t! streets, Island. Apply a next door. omnes FOE BENT—Two unfernished ROOMS, in a healthy locality and good neighborhood, C ner A street norih and 9th strect ouct. 00 2-S* OF BENT Two FRAME ‘HOvaRe. r Boe Ser cs ae at front. ing Mary avenue. Low rent pele BENT F! ae ‘Hous ae. caer ara, bear 6th street. reyes Pon, ON ee 8 RENT—Oneof tt those new BRICK ielsian reet, between P so, ‘Toauire af the erecuy oo2 nt, d yard. Beat smext duor, itol street Dauire at No OR “RENTOThe BRIOK HOUSE, No. Ronmirect, between Lith aud 12th atroo' and water. Ale, two RAMS HoUeecton on 1dth street, bet ween 8 and T ntrerter Srerooma Apply to JAMES W. BAKKER, 423 H et, between ith and 12th. F'GE BENT 5Two story BRIOK ROUSE. on Foz sree, be tween UV and P, routes be 25 stree STUpI0 Fou RERT—& BrOpIO. arse of two rcoma,in K t Building, No 4% 12th street, betw ie iw. POR BEN and M. jo. 7 E Sasi Advance, Tr treet, between Apply at 251 7t) Fo, RENT—A BRIOK HOUsR of ai. neatly and completely tarni: shed, | Jeeation. For particulars inquire at Mn PI ; between Ith and lath. ocr st Feit ee at or four very desirable a in 0 private far family: iil rent it No. 33 Gore QaendR ) BOOM sae BATH ROO: wit gatrance, at Bo, 4™6 12th strect, betw aes bet ocl ‘ied *- JAMES 8. TOPHAM. Aft FRAME AOUSE aot HOUSEHOLD PROP- between New Jer- acy aren eet nto! N 6t 0. 7, F Yous No. 409 int street, Hoetrect. Possession gi very favorable. ny LE— Fo as MARTIN M. ROHRER. STATE BROKER, ae, Verrare nd 9th stroct. |QUBE on I street, betwoen Bae throughout, Preat- egant . terraced, fountain ia with brick stable ‘on Massachusetts avenue, near ‘ine atreet, FUBNISHED between G and ven immediately. se jall at ones. 80 30 “commodious BB otis Out, with rick. Stabling, & Bear Patent Office. §13,00-—only balance in ton year A three story ‘and basement FRAME HOUSE on 9th street, near H A A taree-story gRam E on 12th street, between I bar on Ninth street, near 0 iin clegant ow, rable Besidonces on I nace Geren at ee a of those Fagin Houses with fine cel vb} amily. “Only Qow a tix rooms, on Ninth street, i. e eeivedestrablo property I am prepared toscll on very easy terms. Longer. —l |B No. 2 4'5 street, near City nguite ou tho preiives es to terme, ted fora TOR F Hal ne ALUABLE BOARDING, HOUSE FUBNI- Vildite For SALES wid Bell, the FORNI- L of a firet class reoany in ecentral - BROOKE, at Cross & Mice, No 327 Peon’ nue, near corner oth street west. See FSExisaEp, Booms vou 2 5 et oo as between Foran ikea tory. street Corner of j3th. Toe ROO Foksany soca on fo 1a SO ber Bean Apply to To DObGm ! 2 Das Foun BERT ois email ME TON a oo ae aS ee ete ad ¥ FORRLLEY, Boat Hutate Ages re of JUS. co Me 363 ntrect westhoeur morta furect. se B-lw res of GROUND at Fa 3 the need of win street, adjoining Boundary green-hor ra emall tamily, ferme sessonabie. APOE‘. DARNEILLE, 80 23-10¢ SEs strect “Tnauire of se 25-tf H.W. HAMILTON, Batider’s Depst reste uot rm thout; Eagles SEraaearse a ot, ,ABply to Bo orner 1th end F sis. Fore A’ ARG AIN— and St! ezpenite onG rest Eetvoen og Ay op te 300 AORES THE NORTH ARLINGTON ESTATE FOR SALE, BEAUTIFULL EY LOCATED FOE Fer SUBURBAN finest ot she Capita mame tee Yee ot sud +r! Housze ABp LOTS IN THE City aND couNnrTRY FOR SALE BY 5S. P. BROWN & SON, REAL ESTATE BROKERS, Connag 161H STREET any Hew YoRE AvENvE) Applpat sone ‘clock st 439'H vtrect ‘cor: ner F Fz, enya a Bi vagefar ent asefurnirhing 8: oc? St "320, Metzerote all. (OR SALE _OHEA FWibh ana Fixe ms of 8 small Bestan. ‘Men 0 tar Omoe Sc fae JARABE, GaANoR=— handsome ‘KHAWK MARE. 7 years old; 15 inthe District's hy ble. Also, a ne NEps, SAPDLB, wad further es foe ther se abienttene, er, Tse 16. €8 ablishment PRIOE's stables, 6th » between U and La, Fo: aE —One diget me: Cuamne Aa? Ge streseecorner M'sou 12 DRY GOODs, CARPETING, OILCLOTH, &e., &e., &e. . BURDETTE WAS JUST BECEIVED AN IMMENSE STOCK OF NEW GooDs FOR THE FALS AND WINTER, (Probably, the largent stock of desirable soo1s ever fered in Washington city,) consisting of All Kinde of DRESS GOODS, ta Plain, Plaid, and Btri: One hundred UFFAULO AL , Black, ranging | a fn petce from ey yor vara Soe dane: this - ae ‘Sipecaa ert im anit, Scuble, making them becey "and cease eee Se wtlte TABLE DAMASK, NAPKINS, reo TAB! poms NAPKINS, TOWELS SLESCHAD ont BEOW, TTONS, 4 CUES and CAMBBICKS, § COTTONS, CALL GREAT is ndred oes of 84 git Weel. from 35 Sootay Per yord Te 80. eT AN 3 . > MEDI Ne Sorce CATED BED TWILLED prt BACKING IN ALL CLOTHS. CAS¢IMERRS. ond VEBTINGS, it wat 01 Pes y: fares AC gs PROOF CLOTH, fe bi a B Soy peter a pairs of BED BLANKETS, wine: CABPRETING, OIL CLOTH, and MAT. ther with a fall and compiete HUSTERY GLOVES, MUTTON wees eek OF _ Alot which have been bought from the Import and for will be Btn very small edvanss cn coete’ ne — ‘The lowest prices will be named at once, \OODS WA! ‘ED TO BE AS BEP- BhkiN rep BY SH Man, = W. W. BURDETTE, No. 351 SEVENTH STREET. eolw Brrween I anp K Streets. L_O#2E8, Woon, AND Coat. copia af ie 0 ot latan stock of LUMBER, cawntee Biss, North Osro! ia. and Bast ys y ote, in and jar ous Li ‘alt kings sicut, One, beh, 0 Pennants. ‘cea. awe od dre a gina Yea oo, Wehavethe “ee hamoken & bed ach Hed Ash Coats. yntain and other well known White » Wood, sawed and splitand in the re deliver in any part of the city 2,140 pounds to rit mt 200. we yord Virginia ave’, ‘9b st. Baoan 18 BEY x Goops. kets, CLOTHING, &c. CLOTHING, i. wakes A CHAPTER ON BUSINESS SUITS CLOTHING ESTABLISGMENT, CORNER SEVENTH AND E STREETs, A. SAKS & CO., WASHINGTON, D. c. . THE LARGEST 8TOOK OF 415 SEVENTH STREET, MEN'S, YOUTHS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING IN THE GITY. SEW GOODS BECEIVED BYERY Day! SEW STYLES EF ¥ Dar’ ALL OF MY OWN MAKE! ALL OF MY OWS MAKE: BETWEBH PENNA. ave. STBESTS. sD mM BARD OVEROUATS 3 4 vst’ ERCEIvED iets ONE HUNDRED DIFFrE STYLES OF LN. o SUITS. AT F BUBINE! m3 sw Saat BOM WE Hav BLACK EN UPY OTIEUULY. aT mop-°o i jTOCK PBI sosecetensl oe EEE Am Fase SACK COAT, PANTS AND VEST..........n916 ALE MOOD FROOK OoaT, PaNTs VB TBs eeneeetennoeenee > CHEVIOT SUITS—OOAT, FROOK STYLE. 920 a. a MIXED eurts-cone, ae 3 Alt rm. = + jean MIXED SUIES-SDAT. reece CORDEL OF SEVENTH AND & STEEETS, Is the beat place ia the District to bay ‘RING AT 4 SAVING OF 25 GOOD OLOTAL ie PER TIBB scoTCcH gorre~ Oat. BREASTED FROCK FINE, CASHIMEES SUITE—OOAT, DOUBLE. BREASTED FRUC 20 BU MELTON Im -o oat, iat ~~ § BEAT POUBLE AND TWIST ecto Sack OB FBOU! a5 Bion. JOD coiled enme-onan, . = ED 0} TUBDAYS UNTIL BUMEESS Chenny on 22° ‘BD. ul send In their rates of adver. ears Enyce me’ oc 1 Sm “=n. aid waned MIXED sores whl +4 HIABLE & CO.'8 BRAVES ©OAT, veer. ANTS cassia CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, CLUSING OUT SALE NO. 463 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, OF oun 8 ; STREETS. TWEEN 3p AUD 4x STREETS. LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK ESTABLISHED IN 1563. or FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, POSITIVELY AT OOST FOR CASH ONLY TO We cal ten.ion of the citizens of Wash fvgton +) the ‘Distiet of Columbia to our eatire READY — oe FOR MEN CLOSE THE BUSINESS OF THE LATS THOMAS A. STEPHENS, KNOWN as STEPHENS & Co. STOCK, GOOD WILL, FIXTURE! LEASE FOR SALE, cpg git be Seam AND BUSINESS SUITS, i f all rt promy og fay of al aon foe a Fig’ Suite from $10 to 2." OVEBOOATS of every grate and quality, from $5 to 30. ing in usiness For the NEXT SIXTY DAYS! Our stock of we will cell our Entire Stock, embracing to part FALL OVEBOOATS FALL ent WETS: ts especially fine, and sell from $3 to $20. oe also mae to order, Suits fer Customers, from efi CASSIMERES, OHEVIOTS, es Sauls it siesta sige ents, for ttyle, quatity, Curability, aud price, cannot be supassed anywhere. In FURNISHING GOODS you will find all the intest novelties, and at all times a full assortment to select from. | All that we desire is thet partios in want of | CLOTHING or GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS | ofemy kind, will examine our stock before par- | chasing elsewhere, fecling afvured they will save | both time ond money by ealling at 46% Ponnsyl- | Vania avenue, between Third and Four and-a- | hsifetreets, ander the U. 8. Hotel. | We have taken rains i the selection of onr FOR FALL AND WINTEB. BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ OVERUOATS. ‘A Large Btock of MEN'S OVEBOOATS (all qualities) wil be sold REGARDLESS OF OO8T Especial attention is‘calied to MEBCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT. Oar Stock of PIECE Goops Il selected, and embraces soms ef the ic Me wegenirablostyiostn'themartet Weett a gas Lyd OBDER, At prices FAR BELOW TRE REGULAR BATES, And in the most FASHIONABLE AND DURABLE MANNER. Call carly and secure first selection FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF CLOTHING | CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, AND DOESKI: for youtbs of at Tages. . b THE YARD. Parents and guardisns cannot fail to be A small lot of Tith our weil selected, choice, TRUNK . ve! s Hemaining on hand an‘ will be sold at VERY Low W FIGUBES. Nl persons tndebted to the estate are ear- to call and settle thetr accounts § MUST BE SETTLED E BOOKS GLosED. OF AND ms qincerely bope our frien ts will come for ke Ft PeOMPT SSTILEMENTS. ‘vr STEPHENS & « HEADQUARTERS FOR BOYS’ CLOTHING. Im Just BECEIVED 4 LARGE AND CAREFUL SELECTED 8 TOOK OF CLOTHS, OASSIMNERE VESTINGS AND SUITINGS. In every variety and in the Latest wet WALL, ROBINSON & CO., 322 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS. FUIGE, ac2* BP t ordes nt the LOWEST * Between Penne, or and E street. — N. commis acaba Tailor. FUBVISS welty, tod the Sa uusat hier se Nreay GEAND OPENING OF BO\S', YOUTH’S; AND CHILDREN'S (Buccessor to H. F. Lowvon & Go.,) CLOTHINNG: OITIZENS, ABMY AND Bavy ITAB = te SUITABLE FOR — Hotel, om aor SCHOOL AND DRESS WEAR. s080-1f a IF YOU ARE IN WABT OF A a 00D cooKiNe STOVE, AT — GiKe ese 8 IN GENT’S FURNIS! Call and look at the tween Dana B Bo CALORIFIC COOK STOVE, To be found at Esrastisuzp 1844. ANDREW J.JOYCR 2 00, CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS, 477 and 479 Fourteenth street. WALTER D. WYVILL’8, se lett 9 Pennsylvania avenue. . Exrea uns, poston 1isrgction, NEW MACKEREL, Selected in size amd quality, Received to day, N. W. BURCHELL, Corner léth and F streets, CITY DISPENSAR wo (Dnder EobIts Bouse.) e268, orswat Corny Tih and — 1B SUBSISTENCE & wopinee of ok SE yom per ym a Orricz Deror. Consens or soe rt ‘A. Bept B. BIL’ supply: Subsist- : HAS EBMOVED ee ramerrveyhi 5a —_—_—_—_—X—_—— ed