Evening Star Newspaper, October 7, 1869, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Cireulation in the Distriet | CROSBY S. NOYES.,.......Editer. WASHINGTON OITY: | THURSDAY. - OCTOBER 7, 1569, | | S7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. SEB OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- @RAPHIO AND OTHER MATTER. | —————— S7, THE EVENING STAR is furnished to | ewsboys 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 amouat for it. Price at the counter, TWO CENTS. Defivered by carriers, anywhere in the city or Georgetown, at TEN CENTS a week. THE CASE OF THE HORNET. ‘The facts as to the action of foreign govern- ments in regard to the alleged Qubsn pri weer, the Hornet, are, as we learn, as follaws On Friday last, the Spanish Minister here Presented bis complaints to the Siate Depart. | meat in reference to the Hornet, asking that the steamer be seized under the neutrality Isws. At this time he also notified the lush and French legations of the position of | affairs. A consultation of the English, Freach amd other Ministers was at once held, which Tesulted in the ordering of the seizure of the Hornet by the ships of the several nations, ard thus as stated by us vesterday, that vessel, in being ured by the collector at Smithville, escaped a worse tate at other hands. Both the English and French governments Tegard this vessel as a piratical craft—not asa PTivateet—for they do not recognize any au- thority in Cespedes to give a national authority | to the vessel, nor do they recognize the exist- euce of any government in Cuba but that of Spain. Tinas been understood in official circles here for some time that Eagland and France in- tended to treat the matter in this way as soon as the Cuban msurgents attempted to place an armed vessel on the high seas, and the sailing of the Gaba or Hornet, under so-called letters of marjue, has afforded the looked-for oppor- tunity. PLUMBAGO AND ITS USES. Specimens of graphite plumbago, or black Jead, trom various parts of the country, are reaching the (jeneral Land Office almost daily, the uses of which have assumed a great im- portance within the past few years. This mineral is more or less pure carbon, and is met with im the oldest geological formations. According to recent investigations it is the remnant of the first vegetable organism of our globe, and is found in beds or imbedded masses in gneiss, granite and mica schists. The first mention of it, as used for pencils, was made by & Swiss naturatist of the sixteenth century. Scheele, in 1779, ascertained its chemical na- ture. The purest variety occurs in Turkinsk, im the Government ef Irkutsk, in Siberia, and formerly the purest variety was obtained from the Borowdale mines in Cumberland, England. ‘However, the value of graphite does not so much depend upon its purity as upon its grain and texture. For, pencils, only dense, fine-grained speci- mens ean be employed, while fer crucibies which are extensively used in the manufacture | Of steel, the loose mulmous and scaly-like kind is preferred. The former is only rarely met with. Graphite crueibies are, besides, employed in mmts for melting precious metals, for which Purpose they are considered greatly superior to the so-called Hessian crucible. The craci. bles of Passau in Bavaria have been celebrated trom the time of Agricola, the father of Metal- | Jurgy; they are made, however, of a more infe- | rior quality than formerly. The graphite of | Passau is imbedded im gneiss in proportions | | from 535 to 43 per cent. For the manufacture ot crucibles the mineral is reduced to a fine powder, mixed thoroughly ‘With one third or one half of its weight of clay | and stamped in forms and moderately heated until perfectlydry. This industry is largely carried on by the Patent Plambago Crucibie | Company in Battersea, near London, by which | st is imported from Ceylon. The consumption as so large that the price of the crude product as more than doubled within a few years. The largest crucible works in the United | Gallery. States belong to the suceessors of the well known inventor—Mr. Dixon, m New Jersey— specimens ef which may now be seen on exhi- Ditgu at the American Institute Fair in New ‘York, and in the mineral cabinet of the General Land Office. ‘With regard to the uses of graphite for pen- «ils, it is stated by Mr. Brodie, a French chemist, that its chemical nature will cease to | have the importance it used to bave. Mr. | Brodie has succeeded tn obtaiving, at a trifling | cust, chemically pure black lead from the most | umpure graphite. By bis method the plampago 2s obtained im such purity as to be formed into light flakes, wDich are capable of being blowa away by the slightest current of air Besides the above-mentioned uses, plumbago 3 employed for portadie chemical furnaces. mufiles, retorts, and tubes for chemists. Large | blocks of pure graphite are sold as bigh as 36) if per pound. Mixed with soft soap and lard. | oul, Or even of itself, when in a finely powdered state, it forms & valuable Inbricating material. | In galvanoplastics, graphite powder is em- ployed to cover the casts of plaster of paris in order to obtain metallic deposits. Recently the idea has been started by a French Chemist, that graphite cannot be considered merely as an alotropic state of carbon, but it must be re- gardedass new element. Pauli observed tne formation of this element during the prepara- ion of certain cyamogen compounds. Peni: soni dE MARYLAND Poitics. —The Maryland Dem- ocratic State Convention to pominav a candi- Gate for Comptrolier of the State Treasury, Meets at noon to-day, in Baitimore. There are | & number of aspirants for the nomination. ‘The Republicans of Howard county have | nominated candidates tor the Houseof Dele- | _ gates, for Sheri, and for County Commission- | ers. There are two Democratic tickets in tne | Held im this county. The Republicans of the { | | | | | First Legislative District of Baltimore city last | fr night nominated Messrs. Ecwin A. Abbott and | J. W. Johnson for the House of Delegates in | the place of Michael Muller and W. Walton, | ‘Who declined the nomination. | » & Republican county convention for Prince George's Md., was heid at Bladensburg yester- | day, and made the following nominations | 1 | unanimously: Delegates to State Uonvention— Shelvy Clark, E.S. Prime, Dr. J. H. Bayne, T- WN. Young. State Central Com:mitwe—Shelby Clark, J. M. Colby, 3. H. Larcombe. State Senator—Peter G Grimes. House of Dele. gxtes—T. B. Robey, R. Hendersoc Bell, James Curley. County OCommissioners—Benedict Yost, J. G. Latebford, k. H. Sanspury, J. F. ‘Watson, Richard G. Cross. Executive Com. mittee—W. A. Meloy, Benedict Yost, Shelby Clark, H. H. Preifer, RS. Ives, H. C. Drane, F.C. Duvall, J. F. Watson, A. V. Robey, T. NN. Young. Sherif—Andgew Foulke. County Surveyor—H.H. Pteitter. ‘The Charleston (S.C.) Dally News of Mon- day comes to Band in a new ty, Washington. The paper gives abunJant evi- | Genee of the prosperity of Soutn Carolina ana especially of Charleston. Mr. B. R. Riordaa, tormeriy of the city press, is one of the propri- etors of the Brus. ee Ee Chicago bas suffered degredation in the abolishment of the British Uonsulate, formerly | waigtained In that city, ‘WP: piace is so very Wicked that Her Majety's Government was not willing to run the risk of keeping an offi. cial representative there. Tuo high a regard or bis morals. Both Houses of the Tennessee Legisiature are now ready for business, 294 the Governor's message will be delivered to-day. A dispatca | trom Nashville says that the elec- ton will probably be delsyed until the tstn in. stant, and that Jobuson is still ahead, thougn Etheridge seems to be gaining on him. s i dition.” | members of the medical pr: Tus Orera.—The largest and most fashion- able house of the opera seasom was at the Notional Theater “Inst might, whem “Fra Di- Svolo” was performed. Miss Richings was sadly missed in the role of «Zer' and Mr. Bowler's acting as “Fra Diavolo” was over- | done, and bis singing hardly up to the mark, except in “Young Agnes.” which be gave so effectively as to recetve & deserved encore Drayton, as “Giacomo,” showed that he has a keen appreciation of Rumor, as well as a pow- erful and well trained voice. Mr. Arnold and Mrs. Bowler were acceptable as Lora and Lady Alleah, and Peakes was good, ashe always as, “Maritana” to-night ‘Tae Era of Cheap Cabs in New York has | bem postponed from the first ot October to the beginning of the new y. The reasons as- signed for the postponement are “unavoidable delays im getting everything into working con- §7A St. Louis Recorder has ruled that pri- vate companies may sell meats on Sunday Without violating the law, the erdinaace oaly affecting the city market-houses, &7A suicidal mania is raging im the Prussian army, and ina few weeks, at the camp of Bor- na, near Leipsic, fifty-four soldiers have pat an end to their existence. 7 Next month there will be an Irish Emi- gration Convention at St. Louis. S7- Milk bas risen 8 cent a quart in Boston, notwithstanding the rain. S7 Leesburg Loudoun county, ¥ be improving at a rapid rate. ea-Belle Boyd was to read Shaki Sacramento the other night, but had no a ence but the janitor. S7-Miss Vinnie Ream is in Paris, where sbe will remain a short time longer to take busts of Father Hyacinth, ett bonged and other distingalsted pereoi ris she goes to Rome to complete th ae tate im marple of her statue of Lincol: S7Rev. fete Howard, of Ledyard, Conn, bas recovered $1 damages from the man who called him a mutton-head. 7 There is to be a grand bunt through Africa for Dg. Livingston by a hundred weil-armed men. &27-The City Railway in Richmond, Va., bas been extended to Hollywood Oemetery. is said to LOOMIS’ DENTAL CL) BED cod Gr akatiO NS te Between ream the one, as ef sHEru a 369 Pennsylvania avenue, ee 4& 00., Bankers, corner 15th and | r ee 72 Louisiana sven: Ls opens es ROBINSON eid Bobinson & | pa tomer FRED! Pte ein (cad "O.sro! 8. corner sth and F street The coustiintion bmltted at an ad- raed yupat BVENING, Ootober Hith'at Foe ovclack the Board of Trade ea baptist rts Guairane atsimians (-— im THE BXHAUSTED SYSTEM. 1 Summer fs # debilitating seeson, and the sudden change of temperatare which takes place at ti period ef the year finds the healthiest of us con- siderably enervated by the preceding heat, the weakly and delicate almost prostrated. {s not @ favorable condition in which to encounter the raw cold winds of Octobér and its chilling fogs and right dews, and consequently intermittent | tiem fever, dysentery, billous attacks, and rhe are more or less prevalent everywhere, pat pecially in localities where the atmosphere naturally unwhelesome. In order to avoid the dangers arising from these causes, the exhausted system should pow be renovated and invigorated by s course of HOSTETTER’S STOMACH BIT- T |. This purest and most potent of Fog vege- table tonics amd exhilarants regulates the secre- tions while it renews the strength, and purifies the fluids of the body while it gives firmness and viger | to the nervous organization, Free from the an- pleasent flavor which renders the ordinary tonics so repulsive, composed of extracts and juices of the choicest vegetable invigorants apd correct- ives, mingled with a diffusive stimulant from which every noxious element bas been expelled, this renowned preparation is, in all respects, the very best medicine of its kind that the world bas ever knewn. Such fs the opinion of distinguished ‘Ofession, and the gem- eral verdict of the public, efter an ex; of twenty years, during which HOSTETTES’S BIT- ‘LEBS has attained o greater p-puarity ani a more extensive tised im the columns of the American press. oc7-ecstaw sows ‘homes Sully, 37 Peunssltant intone Tah Maylvauis| avenue, Between is, south aide, over’ Mr Tend ‘ Fag IJ as vermin and 1th streets, south Store. and wit ghee ntire time to the | op of bis nia + eine corner 10th and « = toa m., Orrice Hovas— 03. aS 00 6-tf LAW DEPAasT: October 13th. ast invited to the Introductory & rere in the Law Lecta tere Boom, 6th, 'clock p. aw. T | (N TS.—At the same price we rd 's.Chevalier’, Mra. rata copberas sni sckelhs weit freah ot Hostett butane ‘soe, echoes ‘Mish: t ater at k we Fine Dia Bye oW bisk tire, soste] arvants r Sherry Doitle autaCk ‘NaTTANB, Druggist, co Rer 2d and Dstre esa Ae “te eH RTFauIAN Bon on BUND. m = Bande School at 3p oc 2-41 a3 Sanz see BUSINE iS SURE —oset, and Vest—a « wearine's f—7 at 5 7 4 a =a. D_ BARN. 5c VED HIS ae ar toNo 474 eee street, —— fice hours—From 9 to 10a Bier z.m ABD UPWARDS, RED FLANNEL iat OR pau Saxe = 22, ocl tf 517 Bevel 6. Ox SERVIC: SCI fe gm Tt ‘a ocl-tf 517 Beveath m3 ‘HE B: 45D faa aS, ped pedo yyy a ata aud Ves u and Vest. ny aE agit gs 517 ‘Bovonth etrect Is EE TEESE oe ISOOVERY —Th> | | Pui b) | Coo STOOK OF OABPETINGS ofOEE aha ae ara ries and of ler 'y best GS, MATS. OTLOLOTHS. and a general as- = of HOUSE FU SNISHING" GOODS, to which we invite the attention of purchasers "oc? Im 001 UPERINT. iz OF HN vACHTCN EY. He 0! 4th Ward. 5th Ward, 6th Ward, roa 7th Ward. B laced 11 the follows joxes are. ward tn tts (Four ing, yard Btatio tite pa “ond tenant I | eae! given. Inquire en the premises. net Station = 7-3t" etnet (60nd Hets.. totend. RY i} ~ 1 ES ft buadred NITED STATES PATENT OF FIORE, | ir py rida nate | E On the petition off FO guLy #prccaiee ot Hew fork nistratore snunE.” 6 catate of Bale lant, decessed, praying | line coutte Vireinie. aston Walter B it, on the let di sof January. Wr iors ap aul Sictemeee?. at ria, Tnsittution with One zone, Watt BITE Ash Co. pro | Gor: | viva, in. "Tho goal mest be free from sats and dun, | to the ton. and the wood £3 | sell of, which mus: | Eaieersios ithia gs @ days from date of “the ¢ ‘Commissioners recerve the right to reject | a all bids order of ‘the Board of Comapionlonsrs ‘as! ington demas A. KUHL Nev PAYMASTER’S OFFICE, Ww. INGTON, D. O., Asi Octo! Sealed Proposals, to be eudoreed * Propon will be received at’ this office until 12m sy of October, 1530, for the belew described white chick miwit bog the Coy ar aah “0 conditions. &c. . poms ot po “Fa | s i bids to oe bea ot thie ae te ids the date within Demag, Fats asp wisran SEASON, 1569, Iwould respectfully inform the Indies of this city and vicinity that I have received large and select Stock of Great Novelties in PARIS BONNETS, STEAW GOODS, VELVST AND PLUSH HATS. FRENCH FLOWERS, FANCY FEATHERS, SILES, SATINS. NETS, MALINES, VEL- VET RIBBONS AND CRAPES; All colors and qualities of SILK VELVETS, PLUSHES, AND FINE LACE3. And 8 complete stock of DBESS TRIMMINGS, HOSIERY AND WHITE GOODS. LEWIS BAAR, oc 6-4t 34 Market Space. | Gatreots north. FOR SALE AND RENT. '—A BRICK HOUSE with seven | F ise dog meh stre.t. Inquire et 217 ISHED ROOMS, re Will be rect: it. Inquire at 194 OR RENT—Thres phree- story BRICK HOUSE FOR RANT three ston Oa. Tavuire of Wit and Soni streets: B ginauize of J" WILLLAMB, No.127 K street. oc T-6t*_ Saath ‘and comfortable Hous thoroughly furnished ‘TIMER. corner lith aot In semell private famiiv, « hand- be BBE Tie sino ROOMS, suttable y rent very mod- tar Ufice. oc? 2t” HOUBE of nin Tene Pile, slows ad Wace a ree Departments. ent only 94 por 7—That destral RIO! FORE DeNcw stusted corner of sth cat page north. ‘Termes reasoneble to a ’ possession st" Ts ‘0 LET—A A small DWELLING Forse ons joor 8B “a0 ‘OR BENT—Teo, HOUSED. co cone ae oe aay oe situated on 12th stroet Maryland Saye: the other ox Vineta gu W HAUPTMAN. corner ef 1 au 7 iy to bend For RENi—A ee, HOUsE. seaisiaiag ‘eight rooms. on H ol mreots. ate DRION HOUSE, seven. T00 jar,on Deli Srenue, biween {aud hs fod K “street t ‘and North oe 7 St BiOK f Sledmerdacets y atc! 008) FUE SEE res oes Eocene 1d cold water, fire: =p 8 Baie be remes cco | of r808. Will be sold 1 beep for cuah 325 Penn SAT INDUOBMENT! BUY A Heme! ble FRAME OOTTAGES for cnla sees tec tocstion: usw covesttects mens, avcaus, ene 7th at, it; front and sid sorta ae reer yarde: good well of 2 rear wil Will Bo sold for @1.96 er te! J SMITH & Cu., Teal Estate Brokers oc 7-3t 354 F strect, botwoon sth and ta Al = oi |, corner 7th o ee ee stable attached. Bent’ $30 per month, (OR 5. BRIOK HOUSE, water ee cmt F dry cellar, ‘Apply at 496 Dsivest, BENT ‘desirable FURNISHED HOUSB itol Bill—Ist street east, sonar Ase ALE ey PERE es ing seven rooms each. A awe corner lath an and S ‘Samson street, perees. | the Patent Office, ‘ingle, o gentionen or two ladies; witt ge ‘lout $8 month. 403 othe otzeot, boteres and I. F peal arioinc ester onde BQOMS: to- euSether oF single, water, end gee. | Accomm . a, invireat at ‘bomse reas ine street ro site y EB BOOMS. FURNISHED oi &r Yo 08 THREE oF withoat Bosrd, or the furnished or ui jehed: toe good tenant rity + eenseate. 266 H street, near 18th. $65,000 wosrnor $65,000 OABPBTS ANP HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE JUST RECEIVED BY GREEN & ee VIZ: HAIR CLOTH SOFAS, CHAIRS, BOOKERS, LOUNGES, SIDEBOAERDS, FIFTY PAINTED, ORAM ERE S0lrse kun We call particular Ccmpien to persons wishii to Torniah thelr houses to give us. call before pure aswe shave a fine stock of Goods apper- te_housekeoping, and we are determined el Ds Bout atcoraer fave SIGE IAMS, ails nea BREE . ore” our Bras no G and H streets north. Jos. J. MAY’ PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, 30% PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Berwaen NintH aNp TENTH STREETS. s? NOW ON HABD. and will be receiving quite often during the Fall and Winter, by steam- ets, from Europe, FULL SUPPLIES OF ALL THE NOVELTIES oc4stif 1M PARIS KID GLOVES. J... pmazson, BUOK AND JOB PBINTEB, Corner of 9th and D streets. jal Attention Paid to Printi Lee In SLAW URGES me : — tI The Cheap Place! STILL ANOTHER DECLINE FLOUR. WELCH’S BEST FAMILY FLOUR, PER SACK. RAY’S ARLINGTON FAMILY FLOUR, $2.60 PER SACK. BURNT MILLS FAMILY FLOUR, PER SACK. BEST ORUSHED SUGAR, 17% cents per pound. BEST CLARIFIED BUGAB, 16% cts. per pound, 2.60 3.50 ALso, A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF FINE TEAs, CROESE AND BLACKWELL'S ORLEBRATED PIOKEES, WORCESTERSHIRE AND LEICESTERSHIRE SAUCES, SPICED OYSTERS, A PURE ARTIOLE OF OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA. Cc. 8s. HARE & son, 963 SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN M AND N STREETS, oct-tf INS IN BBY Goops. be %-Im* Tus vOosE PranNo. to-day in receipt of TWO wits with oar, prov Cy toe super anr oe Pian oc6 2¢ 7306 Drone ee et cani. VAY oe aM ay 308 Renseyivante avenue, '—A large front second story OHAM- » 420 9th street, ESRD ernbea. Apply at No. send rect Fo BENT—A siz “room: Heo aia sail store attac! ott! 0. 80 Bridge street, George- rouge ont; water in The yard. rg trects. br at Fe atl ee L street and Rew Pork avenue: ashe Tooma; ater ond gaa. Apply next door, Fone eer vance A new HOUSE; 5 rooms; ession u is liately: ry 700. In at W. "SOHNBOM fll wine Oot Pacey For sau SALE OB RENT—A now 6 room pues: very neatly built, with water, cas and cl in adesirable location; it has Fiat o37 8 atreet, 70 7th VOR 8! BE RENT—One of those new BRICK r Be spears bey eg og eA 9 and Rhode Taina avenue. Ingulre at the iy es opposite, Fe, ESET — Four FEAME TOUS 0 on se street, veroan,e Sud. T streets, Ave rooms, Apply to ‘JAMES W. BARKS&R, 425 H street. between 1th and 12tI ent STUD10 Fou RENT— ‘ABTODIO, consieting 0 of tworoome, in King s art Buflding, No 4% 12th street, between E and F lw” t No. street, ea in well ‘i fora boarding house. ‘Terme moderate to tenant. Apply southeast coruer $4 and rete. 0c 2-e03t” OR KENT—About two Acres of GROUND at Fk the heed ot mn th street. adolning Bountary street. There is upon tl reen-hou ard.a email houss sul ‘Terms reasonable. SEuk's 2 DARNEILLE, se28-10t_ Beal Enne kers, 210 F street. Fs SALE—T “ ROUsES. sional —_ | Corcoran street, just completed; nas ‘throughout pressed brick. fronts; Mansard and Italian roots. ‘Term * “tpuutre of re email temily. | H.W., = cee ‘street, sees “ RGAIN- Fo Cine AT ABA ao ‘chiang tn at roaiseet bleemont 3 rooms; pe roughogt, Bath room th hot with hot and cold wat so ny tara. *Gorner eh and ep 24-tf 300 azcuEs oF THE RHORTH ARLINGTON ESTATE FOR SALB, f BEAUTIFULL ESE EAT ED Tee FoR SUBURBAN 269 Pa. aye, d Second street. | Bosman 200 407 °F street, or on the Bree | se | $1.25 FOR SALE AND RENT. Lots: porter FROM $10 TO @29 DOWN AND @5 TO 920 A MONTR, IN THE FIEST WABD, IN THE SEOOND WABD ABD ON CAPITOL HILL, BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED Apply to J08HUA WHITNEY a CO. we l-tf _416 Beventh street, bet. Gand H, Fors BENT— iBoome, rors! ‘Suite. wit! aleos Bitches, diniog-room, ava se mach. other tor Boarding req yarposes; all abi at ne Hotel. corse ai ave a nd tec bree Teaatreot OHIPMA pong cnet Tooms, tween lith’and 12th, south side. reet, between 9th and Ivth. POR | OR RENT—The 3d an 2a oak 34 stor tn one. arene, between ‘Be ogg sth ie cy i've Ingpire of Dr. DAML covber Ot. and Peta. OR BENT—Two oi! esky, fara Tarnished mee, F ting PARLORS. Sree mae -on >. phos FS =a ico Georstowe Bilee Grate a For Bridge strests. Geo ae csae'. AND Lots THs Ciry aND counTRY | FOR SALE BY | 5. P. BROWN & SON, | REAL ESTATE BROKERS, ‘| Pee ma Northeast cor. of Epon, POULT 6th and B ats, { HORSE. rides well, very poly a CMATLOOR'S STABLES, Se ae ind 7th ste, je saddle abd harness cotly sound and gentle: Tay x | "| fea th enna bim. at MaROY eS FATRES ga 2S bles, . ’ Bice otro ater below Bridge st. 3 OB BALE, ge SCHOONER. — ew, of seven tons, a fast sail foot of High FS: ee ee ITU RE, consi: ‘hati § Statuary ro Es further pnder mete, titan Bally x9 nansivanienae stre. ler Metro} ~ be- {ween 1ieh aud 12th. bommaidnamalat ) 3 FORSALE-DEve STORG, at a great Is for cash, now doing ood business. oc given. Address T.8., Star office. plendid riding MABE Ul blooded; ‘an rack in three mina! ‘clock at 499 EB street gear: ES, SALE. 0} sti ies a 7 ARE OH MARE, WV yenee ott i bee [rarpesned for of pen BUGGY SINGLE ‘and WHIP "rhe ior wa. thine bltaniment fatie Be ° i hb street, between O and aL. irther use for th PRION’ st stables, 6t! avenue. {OB BALE—One FOUR POOKST ee F TABLE Jpanize of B. B. OLABK, a street, corn BOARDING. eo Ro Nery “tae ie or rma seer Reva often. wea Lid BEAT BARGAINS at PIARO AND MUBIO 80s 97 2 ae.) between Pe nie aus and Eat” Thelt Br tne assortment of ‘Muvical Sg oh 1 mente, Including excellent second ee ial | Pia) Alt Dositively po sold a com, Ca to commenct| Go- L. WILD & BRO.’s | Y pecial attention’ to Tani “and Ba ing Pianos, eeutte cae D?3 J. FORD THOMPSON j Has opened an Cfilce at the south west corner { of Twelfth and F streets. Office hours from 3 to 1 | to2p m, | oct-26* “ bto6p.m. | 1 HE CELEBRATED “BUFFALO” BRAND , BLACK ALPACAS. ' Now on band s full supply of all the pambersof | this very Popular make, at prices from 5) cents to 2 per yard. 57-Fall and Winter Variety of fabrics and sty! ane | have taken PEESS GOODS in great | CLOTHING, &c. L. BAR’S CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, | coRN SEVENTH AND E STREETS, | WASHINGTON, D.C, THE LABGEST STOCK OF MEN'S, YOUTARS' ANDBOYS' ULOTHING | IN THE CITY. SEW GOODS BECEIVED EVERY DAY! NEW STYLES EVERY DAY’ ALL OF MY OWN MAKE! ALL OF MY OWN MAKE’ obLEES oS? SEDER SP TO* ONE HUNDRED Fear 3 rho =? or BUs — Fi WE Hav - ae SORE aay? a, at +4 — Lid BANDODS An fos) of our STOCK cane PRICES will be sufficient guarantee that the COBNEB OF SEVENT! AND E STREETS, Is the best place in the District to bay D> HING AT A SAVING OF 25 PEB @00D CLOT: CET. P BUSINESS CLOSED, on Sk SATURDAYS UNTIL a Papers may send In rice 5 ya HABLE & CO. CLOTHIL ESTABLISHMENT, NO. 468 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BETWEEN 3p AND 4% STBEETS. ESTABLISHED IN 1-63. 7 call the oo tinsion of the cltizeus of Wash- aes rot Dist ict of Colambia to our catire READY MADE CLOTHING FOR MES AND Boys. OVEBOOATS of ol ‘and quslity, from $6 Our stock of * FALL OVEBOOATS is especially fine, and sell from $5 to $30. We also make to order, Suite fer Customers, from the finest OASSIMEBES, melee MELTONS, ples of which cus be gece of ail times, wil tor style. sooty. 4 dar and price, cannot be anywhere. In FUBNISHING GOODS youwill find all the latest novelties, and et all times a fall assertment to select from. All that we desire is that parties in want of CLOTHING or GENTS’ PUBNISHING GOODS j of any kind, will examine our stock before par- chasing elsewhere. fecling assured they will save both time and money by calling at 46% Pennsyl- vania avenue, between Third and Four-aad-; gate Under the U. 8. Hotel. pains in the selocti LL AD, WINTER STOCK OF Guoruine Bs youths of all ¥ it ‘arents and Tae cannot fail to with our well selected, choice, and Tanboeabia assortment. se im HEADQUARTERS FOR BOYS’ CLOTHING. WALL, ROBINSON & CO., | 322 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STBEETS. ake | An immense steck cf “Lupin’s celebrated MUUBNING DBESS GOUDs, All of which we offer at EXTREMELY LOW PRICES. 308. J. May. 305 Pennsyivanta avence, oct M.W,Thsuit Between 9th and 10th ate. SCHOOL BOOKS, SCHOOL REQUISITES, ke., ke, kee WE WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF SCHOLARS. PAREETS, GUARDIANS. AWD So LST SAtA one maey ae o STOCK OF SVEBYITHING IN a SCHOOL AND COLLEGE TEXT BOOK LINE, WHIOH WE WILL SELL aT BATE, WHOLESALE auD |D BET. ruin. aT — BLANCHARD & MORUN, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, Corner Pa. avenue and Lith Street, WASHINGTON CITY. Po O1pER V penny =~" eet eee “" A lace sack of CIDER VINBG Pigkline. om ee are 4. ae rok GBAND OPBNING oF BOYS', YOUTH’S; AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHINNG: SUITABLE FOB SCHOOL AND DRESS WEAR. se%-1f $2 Am, a ocl-tf 517 aot street. [_° 255. Wood, m8 coat. ‘We call attention te our large stock of LUMBER, ee ee corer. Onnten: bapa cate regen the tm necnnat G Aeenaemhte Ton Sorrs—ceae, TIMER ASTED FROOK FTE Foe is cere o0ar. noun. scacete mEETON SurrS-coa®. COAT, VEST. ET over veer te oo 2-tf CLOSE THE we will eoll our Entire Stock, embracing tn part MEN’S snd BOYS’ FALL and WINTER SUITS is well selected, and Gestrable styins Fak BELOW r THE BBG BBGULAR RATES, in the most FASHIONABLE a3 aND D DUBASLE se23-1m oatae Call and look at the A CHAPTER ON BUSINESS SUITS aY A. SAKS & CO., 515 SEVENTH STREET, PENNA. AVE. AND DSTREETS, rong TES Mi<aD soree-eone.raagy Z wits ee ay ge AND je tweet panicientnt ~* } BLUE BBA ITS-OOAT, FROCK BT ELE oe seas: HAIB LINE SILK MIXED SUITS (¥, » CASOIMBBE ct A BEaves ware ‘ Caste i < } CLOSING OUT SALE OF OUR LARGE AND COMPLETE sTock or FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, POSITIVBLY AT OO8ST FOB CASH ONLY TO INSSS OF THE LATE THOMAS A. STEPHENS, KNOWN as STEPHENS & Co. For the NEXT SIXTY DAYS! FURNISHING GoOoDs im grest variety. A fall line of UBSDEGWEAR FOR FALL AND WINTEB. BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ OVERUOATS. A Large Btock of MEN'S OVEBOOATS (all qualities) witl be sold REGARDLESS OF COST. Especial attention is called to onr MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT. Oar Stock of PIECE Goops braces some Sf ~$--J most the market. = hse — A email lot of TRUNKS, Bemaining on band api will be sold at VERY LOW FIGU and settle their acoonnte. THE sonane pid byte J" ead UPAND seasiesty | mane come for- ward and mak: Puomt b: ie er sel SETTLEMENTS. w La wm & 00. note or Jsr BECEIVED A LARGE AND CAREPUL SELECTED STOCK OF CLOTHS, OASSINERES, VESTINGS AND ae higees ery variety and in Qokerrs wilt ‘be made up to order at the LO " Between -erenee sel ‘treet. N. THORSON, Merchant — oer poses ati? 8 SHIR’ "a Bioventh IF YOU ABE IN WANT OF a GOOD COOKING STOVB, CALORIFIC COOK STOVES, | ‘To be found at WALTER D. WYVILL’S, No. 409 Pennsytvanis aveune, Exon MESS, BOSTON INSPECTION, NEW MACKEREL, Selected in size and quality, Received to day. N. W. BUR! Corner 1th and F strects, seat (Under Ebbitt House.) P®°PosaLs FOR subsistence sToRss. Orrics Go! ri masa whee | atthic