Evening Star Newspaper, October 11, 1869, Page 2

_>— So eae EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the District CROSBY S. NOYES........ WASHINGTON OITY: MONDAY ..........-,OCTOBER 11, 1569, Editer. = S7 READING MATTER ON BVERY PaGs. OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- @RAPHIO AND OTHER MATTER. ————— S7 THE EVENING STAR is farnished to newsboys at a price which enables them to sell it on the street for THREE CENTS a copy at reasonable profit. Tue padlic are requested, therefore, to pay only that amount for it. Price at the counter, TWO CENTS. Delivered by carriers, anywhere ia the city or Georgetown, at TEN CENTS a weex. Elections are to oe held to-morrow in the States of Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and lows, at which either whole or partial State ‘uckets are to be chosen; and as their result will be regarded as to some extent indicating the | opinion in which the Administration is held by | tbe public at large, the issue will be watehed ‘With no little interest. From Pennsylvania we have no advices to change the opinion heretofore expressed,—that the Republican ticket will be carried, but bya | "° CDS8¢, have asked for none,"’ small majority. | In Obio, the Republicans are sanguine that | Srtist, contemplates changing The Civil Service Journal com: secord year increased in size by the addition of a column to each of its broad pages, aad ‘With better prospects than ever, as we argas- sured, for 8 leag Ord usefal caree-—sravifpinc evidence tbat the efforts of its present prepri- etors to make it ypent of the interests of the w body of employes tm the gtvil | fervice of the Government rather tian a mere Cepartmental record, as it started are appre- cated by those for Whose benefit it is pud. lished. ——___. ‘The bogs still run at large in the streets of Wasbington. Yesterday a citizen bad a fine bit | ©fiawn utterly ruined by the festive pormers who broke through the gardea fencs and made | their way im while the family were at church. , He thinks if the bogs must ran at large he will | stay at home Sundays hereafter to watch them. Abd be further hopes that the recording angel Will charge his“‘hog-cussing” to the account of the Corporation of Washington. Bat he bas no idea the nuisance will be abated. The hog- | Owners have votes. Not So.—Collector Clark, of the Charleston (S. ©.) Castom House, writes to us denying the statement afloat in the papers that he has complained «that many of the appointees mage At the request of the South Carolina delegs. Ons, are ex-rebels, and he wants a change,’: | y have made no csmplaints what. | | as represented. No member of the ‘South Carolina delegations’ ever requested the ap. i fare | pointment of any party who could in any wise | be termed an “ex-rebel.” And again, wanting | a We regret to learn that Mr. Baumgras, the residence they will elect their State ticket, but the contest | from this city to New York. He will open a over the Leguwsiature promises to be so close that it is useless to hazard a prediction as to tae | the Probable political complexion of thac body. | Indeed, so evenly batanced do the counties and districts appear to be that the shrewdest calca- Istors concede that the resuit in Hamilton county (including Cincimnati) will decide its cbaracter. But, as if tostill tarcher complicate | quatiers, there is @ serious: split in the Republi. | | can party im that county, which has resulted 1m 8 fusion of the disaffected Republicans and the Democracy. The papers supporting the Tegular ticket affirm that st will be curried easily, but we shall not be surprised to hear that a portion of each ticket has been elected. As before stated, the Legisiature elected this | fall Das the redistricting of the State under the | new Congressional apportionment, so that, considering the bearing of that measure upon national polities, the securing of a majority in | the Legislatare is considered by the politicians Ss of quite as much importance as carrying the State ticket; and, as Hamilton county is ex- | pected to decide this point, news from that quarcer will be anxiously looked for. From Indiana we have nothing to indicate the probable result, but it seems to be regarded Ss likely that the Republicans will carry the State. There is, however, but little interest manifested im the result, so far as we can gather trom our exchanges. in Iowa the election will probably be the Usual jug-bandie affair—all on ons side, as we bave no indications of any falling off in the Republican vote of that State. ‘The speech of Secretary Boutwell, at Phils- detphis, on Saturday night, was a well con- sidered, thoughtful examination of the great problems of taxation, revenue, and expendi- tures. There are two'portions of it of special ‘nterest—that relating to the present rate of decrease ot the public debt, and to the ability tbat the American people will soon have to piace the principal of their extsting debt at a lower rate of interest, It needs no words to | convince that a decrease of the principal and | of the rate of interest mean the ability to totally abolish a deb’. Mr. Boutwell shows that we sre now decreasing the principal of the debt, and that the opportunity of decreas. sg the interest will be within our power. ‘With our own presegt rate of taration and expenditures the whole of our vast debt will be extunguished in fourteen years. If we decrease our taxation—a course we have | steadily advocated—and reduce the surplus to fifty millions a year, we may still psy offevery cent of our interest bearing debt in twenty-two | years. Going yet tarther than this, and more largely reducing taxation, we may, with a surplus of twenty-six millions a yea:, sti’! | Provide for the extinguishment of our iteres bearing debt in thirty years. All these calcu- | Jations are made oa the basis gf paying six per cent. interert, im gold, on ourbonds. But th- — very demonstration of our ability to thas ex. | tinguish our indebtedness, bringsin another and mest important consideration, and that 1s our ability to place the whole debt ata lower rate of interest. Already the capitalists of Earope- assured of our honesty and solvency, arecom- sug forward with offers to take s Goverame.t Joan at four ands balf per cent. The consoli- ation of our debtat this rats would be to the people of from twenty to tw: milhons pe> year. Now tha: the election of a United States Senacor trdm Tennessee has been postponed | Until the i-th tastans, Bod considering that the | coming man 4s to be @ Democrat, is it too much | to hope that the sensible conservative men of | the two leading patties in the Legistatare will | improve tas intenm by uniting upon an able and Migh-toaed moderate Dem ycrat—such as | Judge Nicholson. for example,—and electing | hum, to the discomfture and flaal extinguish. | mentot both Johnsen and Etheridge? Without some such action—if late reports of a com- no on Unior Square about the beginning of | new year. The people of Washington, who are just beginning to appreciate the efforts of | | Mr. B., will be sorry to lose from their midst so | conscieations end capable an artist, but, con. | | sidering the broader and richer field offered for | bis pencil by New York, they cannot complain at his resolution. Scme of the Massachusetts papers express | surpriee that the Presiden:, with two Cabinet | officers from that State, should have selected | giving Day, instead of the last Thursday of ‘the month, which, from time immemorial, has | been the day cRosen for the event in the Old | Bay State. They tntimate, also, that Governor Clafiin will adhere to the old rule, and that the Presideat’s prociamation will be practi- | cally unobserved, so far as Massachusetts 1s | Concerned. Doubtful. At seems that the rascally spring-balances are Rot to be got rid of. There is a movement on foot in the Councils to postpone the abolition of the* balances” until January; and it seem, aye probable that it will then be postponed finitely. This is what was to be expected. The spring-balance men have votes. Bayard Taylor declares that while “George Eliot" is a stccess as 8 novelist, she is a tailare 5 8 poet.—Ez. George might retort, with a good deal of trath, that Bayard is a failure both as 4 noyel- ist ana poet. | Father Hyscinthe 1s now on his way tothe United States, where he purposes remaining | for several months, it is said. The issue which be bas madeas a Ostholic priest in regard to the Ecumenics} Council, will doubtless cause bim to be extensively Lonized. The Italians in Louisville, Ky., will cele. brate the landing of Christopher Columbus to-morrow, the 12th. Congress has been peti- | tioned to make the Columbian anniversary 8 mational holiday. Atter all the talk about cleaning the canal | Sad that said the third Thursday in November for Thanks- | P' the measure broke down hopelessly in the Councils the other night. Dreaging machines haven't any votes. | The St. Louis papers publish, without com- ment, the speech of Gen. Sherman at the art per here, in which he expresses the opinion | at the capital won’t be removed. | | Sam Glenn, of Leah York at Herel is the editor im Bist of the wright and lively New York Telegra tot the Herald. =sT. PATRICK, BUILOING ASBUOIA- BMG. at 1% 0 “cH = . em CUTAN ‘UBCH, es is will be bold at‘ arront Ei prety rag a 3 ‘and 1h strceta. cLOR. of oe diane. one primitive this c ssvecprest cach BVEM iia wee ay MONDAY EV are curdt fd iin aa these meetis seats f i BUILDIEC mr Om. ae tbe Oty But Me Bid ird Monthly ies a wera meow or will a ot anion siane a: ¥ fener arse OMONDAT Nig T, m thie month f the eens ts, $1 rentdent bination between them be founded in fast,—it vis that we are fated to ave one or the o:er or both of these wortbies in the Senate; and the | presence of either of them 1s uot likely to con tribute materially tothe dignity of that body or | redound much to the credit or advantagg of the State which sends nim. Healthy opposition is | & ood thing im any legisiative body,—good, | not only for the party im power, but for the | country at inrge, and the nearer its leaders | come to being statesmen the beiter all around: but Johnson and Etheridge are mere dema- | gogmes and agitators, of the most pestilent sort, who can do nothing to temper the hot Section of @ majority against them nor add Strepgth to theirown party. If Tennessee con- sults her true interests, she will keep them both at Bome. | | Undue importance has been attached to an stem telegraphed from this city a few days azo in regard lo the distribution of the forms of one of the public documents in course of publica- | hom at the Congressional printing office before the whole edition was worked off, and the sum stated as what the Government would lose by the premature distrivution in question—$3,00) OF $4,000—is largely im excess of the true smount. Webave the best authority for say- ing that the whole cost of again putting the jorms in type will not exceed from five toseven bundred dollars. oo “AT Last! AT Laet!’—-Atter dectining offices offered and not offered for a dozen of years past, Mr. Greeley at last conquers bis Tepugnance for official position, and accepts the Republican nomination for Comptrolier of the State of New York. The gay old coquette! Like Julta— “A litthe still be strove and much repented, And whispering +1 wiil ne'er consent,'"—con- sented.» rom D. H. Anderson, photograpner, Rich- mond, Va, we bave « fine specimen of the photographic art in the sbape of s group, em- bracing good pictures of Gea. KR. E Le, Bexe- regard, Heary A. Wise, Gen. Migruder, Geo. ‘Peabody, W.W. Corcoran, Blacqae Bey, Turk. | ish Minister; James Lyons,of Va, and otners | of less prominence. The ptcture, by the s Foundings, we judge to Daye been taken at tne Virginia Springs. A larcenumber of the most prominent busi- nes men and citizens of Philadelphia Dave signed a petition to the city members of the House of Representatives asking the passsage of Mr. Jenckes’ Civit Service bill, or something simile, ip order to retorm the alleged abuses precuced by rotation ta office on account of Poliical changes. po ‘The Richings Opera Troupe will sing «Tra- Yia'a” at the National Theater to-night, an pera in which they Sppear to good advan- tage. They ‘Mar.ba” in excellent style om Saturcsy night. 7 From jnglon We NAVE The People's Magazine fer October, and Haryer't Bazar tor Uctober 23. och tf se oo, _oel fe SA Gernot tract. Gieeous te 271, south ids — phere re arien ‘Personal attention Lay's 8) enie avsnne ee te rder a Sour and SHDs 4 | Sbastentty sarin hand taste my ren es, nt ‘i drone du WADE sHOn the beet qt NE sa time for @ meats apd the I ice port be li ay next, 255 ‘be heard on the 20th day of ‘low a~ testimony fa this case be rf 10. OF more equal amount ¢} Board wit give the sere to ae homing als f Be A papers to tie thea Dietrich. ant a Greesed to the unders! trustees reserve the’ right to reject Ri ids not deemed ne em ow orto the interest of the cor DULIN. if of the Bub- weer ity ‘Third ‘District. Deroy QuaRTERMAsT! Sep inated from D. tn ee fi Rg Orvice: 4 reapauai i. are, bushels of Cor; ucdred end ntnet four tons of Hay, and si oa ven, increase the above quantity by one-fourth at aDy ene the contingance of the contract, by vi ir ‘Fhe contractor ‘will be ve required to Keep at mpl 3 ee es Hil be ste bis acce c in accordance with t! a of TB ane Polen aveand, {gnsm) ted au red of soe tacetasfal Diddor. fo ithfal Riitiwent of his contract or ~ be made month! for quantity of sor es 803 delivered, ay tu far iereatee as Touda are furpished for tbe purpose. a for except on receipts of the partion is pens Geltvery has been, at bids will be sa! oar ne the Quartermaster roti De mins s ‘commence immediately after awasd track 5 uplicate, will be addressed to t an igned th Copy Of advertisement attach: marked, Proposal for Forage.” and bidders axe Invited to be present at ¢he oI ing of bids. 7 order of the Que ier Generel ctor Ueneral Gen Brovet emigad ier General. U 8 nd Depot Quart 6 ork at Tnost reascuable t rate. to all woo will size her 1BG! CLOTMIB aEeaiNGT: I> o ig ud A ~ trict. ‘ale Piece Gon variety for Oustom per abare. iB cone oco-2t eae UsION TBE BitsT WA meeting of the Boar: Onn bela = ths sited te @| wait F Loomis: See bist Ad =Fer the | Te i eX TACPED ar iGeakarios Uae | Laten | ERY pontned ais out chr coyerecs Fut | Fricesin ry Kotween thehoara, of ~in | ind 2 LUomts Denia Gite | rive to be o1 pooks at the followin, PLAUT, corner New HETEEED, 369 Pennsylvania avenue, LETON & 00., Bankers, corner 15th and ce Be & ¥ a3 Ay we a Rena ‘dank, A TEEDERIGE ses ‘comer sth aod & “6. stones, $24 F stron stitution bee arned meoting, MO) “SOR JOR Depa: Goode OAK HALL CuoTuiNa A by ‘STOM T Lier gt KG SRTAULIBHMLENT “0 1 etre par etEe MAR ADEMY, EB. between 9th and i! is pow open Sor Seed Fosopeion ot Tor foe carn of a 4 hor Toition For Missee ™ , on Tuesdays, Wednesiays cod scholars of Ladies and Gen- ondey, from 8 2 be bed at the Academy or at the Music Stores NEW STEWART COOK, WITH DUMPING GRATE. NOVEL FLUE, AND PIN POINT DAMPER Saves over 50 per cont. of Fuel. PEBFECTION COMPLETED IN THE A ocaeo. Havin; bay to offer great ary ed to’ my ci oS.) STAPLE AND FANOY GOODS, Best French OORSETS, §1 to 5. Fall line of OLOAKS. eco tf between 10th end tith streets. ted my Store. I am now peeves Thave just retwyace from New York, conststing of everything new and desirable. Beat French KID GLOVES. @1 25. ‘TRIMMING SATINS, in all colors. TRIMMING VELVRTS, tn all colors. HOSIERY for Ladies and Children, end fall MILLINERY GOoDs, || which 1 wilt offer at 4 THE LOWEST reper ‘ULEB, ‘Bo. 34 aster Brass, detweon 7th and Sth streets. ocotw TS. L. PRABSOR. BOOK AND JOB PSINTES, Corner of 9th and D streets, ~ Attention Paid to Prititing RBI unLee Casas. S, v. re: bi S ry Bigs: 0 apd SELU HELTON SOITE—Coat, | re med test eee A ry r. | Fortarther particulars incuire reof See The desirable D 30° D street morth, ne sr ied by Micherd Toome. with gee, motera impr >vement Ene BL. ro 4 all } is iH oneal Bae or wa ORDO Te Attor mnt haw. Be ae a et BENT—Tre as nye 31 stories ar afi onenny Deana sth ste wil! bet reat ween ste. w for rte Jat. Inanire of Dr. DAN'L B. OLAREE aust’ teen bath, an oF wittou! oa rcoraa st, Shewees tb ond ith ot 1 pera rae es | woter and gas, Iminediate possesion eiven AD be it the G08 BERT—To samall private family. 0 euit to ee BENT—To smell prizate fomil se | et at Ht toe tke oe . tel very > ‘Behrete, teil wet oh | Ray a She ea eS ear COMFORTABLE K HOUSE. agie B fc “2. my ro eetet te length of upper story Genrenteat to a tor Depa nts gg mede- | pens oot a = BNO, City Post Office” je 2 corner Ve — en 8 Be aa LoTrs | cee Apply LER 0 erry aND countar FOR GALE BY S. P. BROWN & SON, REAL ESTATE BROKERS, Oonnse 16tx Stuer jew Yore Avanvaj Down fount | _ there virtY BUILD! 8. FP. improvements, fonaiste re mt, ere wow of: eta paola et | Boe a iBT. Adm cont to 1 road te Igo, thet desirable two siete RICK mous No. — Jefferson rat hor Li La a bet Gand rable for 7 in new soltd aioe ot ax ‘Marbie- top Bu Wesh =, ‘mee agi a ge 00 9-38: >OOMS. WITH jase ey can be had, soe for po as Be 520 Rv saples te Ni COUNTER FOR 8 ice @0 Ap- ach gS 459 7th street, Sorweon caste ot. SOB SALB—A lI. t a 2 E omnes ms ry Be Bennet Ball if Te eet m state et the “OYSTER wax’ Wy mae Penneyi vant avenve. eee MODEM-RAKING SeTae iSHMEN sheng, Gall or ore No 45, Intelligencer streets. B SAL S Foor story BRICK. K street, near | F Hate Bow; gas, water. ‘Two i “ BD “near itt. mane EK 08 SALE, OHEAP=A SCHOONER. Seat new, of seven tons, a trade neil ble for pleasure or foot oF | Sean atreet | | carry, Bost of Oraters at nO fe 8 Witte arHocee foot cf High street For: SAL) Sees Sead ia ing can reck in relat O'clock atda Er sizes ter XOBANGE Fe, rm containing ove bait miles of Washing at PROP! ae | acres, within tw. FIXTC) eco% 327 Pena’as t. Fant Meot on roprietor leavi (OB BENT —Two story BRIOK DWE jos Bool att te oa eh ee Ee [OR S4LE_8 RARE CHANOB—A handsome | with counter and ereeiinees vtal Buac KHAWK MABE.7 years old; ite pe on K atree! ‘fist and 23+ nores | bande high. canuct te surpassed for nice. ren Baas 0. HARB. 301 3th street, 4m the Distr; perfectly ae Also,» new = ‘eoggt SINGLE BaR- FURNISHED Of UNFUBNISHED, Biss Appi, tad RHEE ikke owner so Re ita! IPH BOARD. at 340 9th strect, between K Torther use for the ee ablishwent” re at ering reasonable, S3tt | PRICK’: stables, 6th street, between enn Fe aria LY FURNISH iD | avense. WOMB. slogiy or fa 4 rome; nt Alo, a BRICK SrA! Detween H.¥. avenue and A. BESS STAND, sit- | ROR SHR Mice BUR pth strectse Pre $2.0, on ime < pas Broke 0b 8-8 jOSHUA WHITSE seit Fe BALE—Ho. r; aor at ED BOONE FU aubstentisl BRICK: MOUSE. cott an withont f Pahed *on tatetyt artes jrvek on alley; Cian riers rd. tn Re he Vices | Oe wae | ane flow fore. The lot is 24 feet front by 127 fect | [ANT be location one of jeoment f BOARDING. Pose QAR. WITH PLBAGANT Missouri avenue, nan peemegn ae wit or ‘same; aoe Fiber BOOMS, to be “hs Teseousbie te As Kat. bet. eh and tath; a short from mesh of tl public offices. a7 8 ~ Hee ot the patie ofhees. —__av et OBIENTAL BASE BURNER, a IMPROVED FoR 1569, » GBEAT Boonomy. NO DUST, @AS, OF OTHER ANMOYANUE. B. F. SIMPSON, : AGENT, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, oco-tt z_ between 10th and llth streets. Gosayp opngtnc or mu sen. SATUBDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1569. MES. 4. G. GASTON, AGENT, 285 F Street, Between 12th and 13th Streets, Bas just retarned from New York, with benutifal avortment of fue” VOrx* With & most ee =: Sesarcatis HoUsE inst Ward, thoronghly furnisbed. Ap- Bly, ip COUPEE @ LATIMBE. corner ith hirest 4 Pepnsylvania avenue. oc7t Pra BSALE- Three etry BEIOK HOUSE, ise 06 BRioK § wouse. Saat order, No 266 | 1ith street b od Oraud 'P streets. i 5265 ith slreet. F ‘Ob RENT —EORUISGED, ae Mlahed, $75, 810, 94. $0, G42. 8 ocd 6t anes | Alsoa general assortment of RIBBONS. FLOW. ao ef BoTHEME, VELVEIS. SATINS ond The EMPRESS MBrALO BELT and Jet Mrs Gaston would Ceedy in known to her frien po? eiitdnene thet she has civer np Dres mkt: devote entin orgies ts her own fae I petrocosuske neretofor oye, and ral as heretofore enjoyed, ws opens by Der ntirine rt, nuaabee of the oo, Be. ets. san wing bren mn cooap, pas SOF Tor cnr irasretore. Hoanlee a gigi a POR at Wotate B Brokers, 3 = T— F : HOUSES on 1th | Fetes RENT. ‘Four ax Bang m8 ap five rooma, Apply to to ‘shun W. BABKSB, 425 H street. en 11th and 12th. oc 2-tt L. WILD & BRO.'S No 497 oy tite srs venue and Est he Heights of Georgetown, d forthe past four Fears | | (we aay ae \cnelnremems | Same Inclnding’e vegcellont seco tae Pianos, wie positively be sold at cost, pre- paratory to Bape ing 8 ‘Soaks sae Piano Bi to Ta - ing Plamen, pecial attention Se - FORD THOMPSON ead opened a1 po ‘at the southwest corner Gay wane west" | of Teelfih and ¥ streets Si RE ALE Ten, HOU (OUBES. al ot Office hours from, Shrowghout pressed Drick fronds’ Menserg | 08-267 S06. Kowms & HE! wneEeons H.W. ta gp dl ALL PAPELS. WINDOW. SHADES. rest. EEN OTURE Feamés, ilder’s De; 0) Seen mene. FLOOR ABD ore LOTS, No. Sus, th foorang nay Halt, J. All work in th jine nestiy exousted eonted in the cil ee country, ot short Botice, and on tmoderate a | Gobo: us. "RoTMEus S Guay Bae thar but rr: S| SADR, See ae pened tee to ir wtrest. oF THE SATE NEW DISOOV. ERY. be HOBTH pamela ESTATE jabecriber met! rocapen Poe BEA OFIPULEY LUCATED TOF SUBURBAN Bi a mane I we F nt the finest dg Sere fii, ehe cparedion aad re | oe eee feud im oie Nallias re ie :| Bonne es ‘oad all Boo — STOCK OF CARPRIINGS. 3375| a b Sess OLD COVA RS ABET AVA OOF- be hitusre “ WELOH’S AND RAY’8 BEST FAMILY FLOUR. 16th streets- GOOD EXTEA D, 8S PRE ‘OR RENT. | a ‘er. Pe te RE RABBLE oF or pt pF tna Toom as reqt OMBAPEST ABD BEST 1m Ay ‘Tax < ‘cre. || Hepable ra Also, very fine old BAERRT AND POST WINRS. | || BOsuRE & || tees. | Los bo Ren Tam O10 ev 48 70 420 4 HO | | IN THR FIRST » IN THE Bi D GLOTHING, &. Lt. BAR’S CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, CORNER SEVENTH AND E STREETs, WASHINGTON, D. c. THE GABGEST ETOCK OF MEN'S, YOUTHS AND BOYS’ CLOTHING IN TRE GITY. | NEW GOODS BECEIVED BEVERY Day! NEW STYLES EVERY DAY! | ALL OF MY OWN MABE! ALL OF MY 07 | MANGE BLESS ocPLOSE, a E'TO# OF OUEDERD OREERRERE ASIE® oF | BIACTEN UF BBAUTIVULLY af ROB." BRATE DP in sfalematenstcn ing sermons w UOREEB UF SEVENTH AND E STREETS, Is the best place in the District to Day GOOD CLOTAING aT i SAVING OF 25 PER USLN OLOSED O8 SATURDAYS UNTIL seep RVBHING. rates a HABLE & CO.’S CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, NO. 465 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BETWEER 3p AND 4}; STREETS. ESTABLISHED IN 1°63. ee we bave purchased cash, and , Ousegaence ‘the’ foweet => 4 part ef all ts DERSB ro BUSINESS SUITS, euttable fer f all and varying in ‘ice for Drees from O20 to $35, Business Baits from @10to oH OVEBOOATS of pee’ ~~ quelity, from 9s Our stock of . FALL OVEBOOATS is especially fine, and sell from $3 to $30. We also maBe to order, Suits fer Oustomers, from the finest CASSIMEBES, OHEVIOTS, MELTO! or any other kind of goods that may desire which can be seem times, waich ality. durability, and price, caunot be supassed In FUBNISHISG GOODS you will find all the | latest novelties, and at all times a full assortment 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 pur chasing elsewhere. fecling assured they will eave | both time and money by calling at 46% Pennsyl- vania avenue, between Third an@ Four-and-a- half streets, oe Hotel. PRQA REE stk OF Bad for youthe of ail ages. ardians cannot fail to be pleased weil lected, choice, and fashionable HEADQUARTERS FOR BOYS’ CLOTHING. WALL, ROBINSON & CO., 322 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTA STSEETS. GRAND OPBSING OF BOYs', YOUTH’S; AND CHILDBEN’S CLOTHINNG! SUITABLE FOR SCHOOL AND DRESS WEA peor the the OMIGINAL Bae Sat ive tee Keaton bet tw EAT BARGA! G* a Bal INS I8 GE) "| $2 tel ae) WHITE oes a , 1h S488 £00. LU™228. woop, amp coat. ‘We call: te our largestock of LUMBER. inta. and East- Plela end rt ‘alt Kinds Kept veser *Rd COAL. We have the forth Carolina, Vi ‘end Matched sawed and splitand in the We Sur Stock im the best sd us to our prices as low as possible in this We deliver in any part of the city 2.240 pounds to Soli ma a tae 2 0., oop yard Virginia ove. and oh st. SACK COAT, PANTS AND VEST. aly woop Fe 20K coat. ESTs. TUURRARTED ROCK. nT) DOU ore ae MELTOR SUITS—ooar, 5 Strips MAIR LINE SILK MIXED SUITS (VERY Fist - e253 FINE BRAVES OOAT. VES’ PARTS... CLOSING LARGE AND COMPLETE sTocK « F.* BBIBERGEE, (Buccessor to H. F. Lownon & Go...) OLOTHING, &e. A CHAPTER ON BUSINESS SUITS BY A. SAKS & CO., 515 SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN PENNA. AVE. AND D STREETS. OBBVIOT BUITS—OOAT, FROCK STYLE. $20 SILK mIxED SUITS—OoaT, “4s ra MIXED scrmh-ener. ear ~~ S8UITS—Ooar. booms DB FRUCK SAE PUP HEOAES TPT sore-opas a veR nc pte a cassin VERY FINS BEAVER SUITS—SasTOR OR BU Ow a octet OUT SALE or ovR or FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, POSITIVELY AT COST F CASH ONLY TO CLOSE THE BUSINESS OF THE LaTs THOMAS A. STEPHENS, KNOWN as STEPHENS & Co. STOCK, GOOD WILL. FIXTURES anp LEASE FOR SALE. For the NEXT SIXTY Days! we will tell our Entire Stock, embraciag ta part MEN'S and BOTS" pix abas WINTER SUITS FU RNISHING GOODs FOR FALL AND WISTEE. BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ OVERUOATS. A Large Btock of MEN'S OVEBOOATS (all qualities) witl be sold BEGARDLESs OF ©cOSsT. Especial attention is called to our MEBCHANT TAILOKING DEPARTMENT. Oar Stock of PIECE Goops br ve wedeairablo styles ie the market Wee ott —— TO ORDER, At prices Fak BELOW Heord oT BATES, FASHIONABLE a3 “AND DU D USABLE MANNER. Call carly and secure Brst selections, CLOTHS, eae - : AND DOESKINs By A small lot of j TRUNKS, ‘ ‘Bemaining cn hand and will be sold at VEBY Low )W FIGURES. P. BS shllzergone tndebted to the estate are - bestly requested to call Does THE mame > | ESE BE SETTLE D ‘ur aN We sincerely Tar ove. make oF otherwise, fi ‘somer es ats! ty STEPHENS & Co. 310 Pen: ne ween OITIZENS, ARMY AND Bavy sole-tt ————_____ (oats renee LUMBBE) LUMSBR 1 aaa IF YOU ARE IW WABT OF a GOOD COOKING STOVE, Call and look at tbe CALORIFIC COOK STOVE, To be found at WALTER D. WYVILL'S, No. 409 Pennsylvania avenas. Exrna MESS, BOSTON INSPECTION, NEW MACKEREL, Selected in size and quality, Received to day. N. W. BURCHELL, Seer at ‘Rew Orrick eet Somme anes OF Bu: areas a ee eae 3 Sager