Evening Star Newspaper, October 26, 1869, Page 2

——————————— _~EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the District | WASHINGTON OITY TUESDAY... - OCTOBER 2 1569, @7 READING MATTER ON BVERY PAG! SEZ OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TALE @BAPHIC AND OTHERS MATTER. ee | S7 THE EVENING STAR is farnisbed to | peweboys at a price which enables them to setl | tt on the sireet for THREE CENTS 8 copy at | reasonable profit. The public are requested, | therefore, to pay only that amomgnt for it. Price at the counter, TWO CENTS. Delivered by carriers, anywhere in the city or Georgetown, at TEN CENTS a week. ‘The State election in Maryland comes of rext Tuesday, and the political papers there | sre filled with ast long primer “iast words to voters." Thecontest has taken rather su acrimonious turn, not politically, bat be- | tween the rival railroad interests of the Stare. ‘The fight is between the Baltimore and Poto- | mac rasroad and the Baltimore and Uaio rali- | Toad tor the control of the Board of Public | Works of the State. This Board, ck con. | trols all works of internal improvement, is composed o1 the Governor, the Comptroller of | the Treasury, and the State Treasurer. Gov. Howie, of course, stands by the Baltumore and Potomac railroad, but it 1s understood that the | Baltimere and Ohio railroad interest achieved 2 triumph in the nomination of Mr. Woolford , #3 the Democratic cundidate for Comptroller, ‘The point im contest between the two railroad snterests then 1s to secure the third, controling Yote in the Board, that of the State Treasurer. Kobert Fowler candidate of the Balti- more and Obio railroad interest, and Joba Merryman of the Baltimore and Potomac rail- rosd for Treasurer. The Legisiature to be chosen next week elects the Treasurer, and consequently these great ra:read interests are straining every nerve to get control of that body through the election ot members. It would appear that in this fight the Baiti- more and Potomac Railroad would bea good drat overmatched by the great monopoly oppo- sung it, but when it is remembered tnat the Northern Central Railroad interest is in afMlia- tion with the former, the fight does not seem so very unequal. And the opposition to the Bal- tumore and Obio Railroad monopoly 1s un- ‘THE MARYLARD AGRICTLTURS FAIS _ rhe Balim« re papers of this moraine CO”tain fay Prepara’o-y deraiis of theopening $f the Marys | land Agricultura) and Mecbanie’,; Associauam | Penr that city to-day. The W’ Nts of the city | w I! parade this morning &% honge of the occa. tion end mace the grounds, This af: BOO: there will be two sot: Matches, which some fine stock as entered. The F- hos atuacied thousands Of people from the ads ioining e antry and States en 4 opens end -rall the co™itions for agrand success. President Grant “s promised, tt possible, to visit the Foiron Friday afternoon next, on bis retarn fr m Philadelphia, where he went to-day. The , mi abe1s of the Cabinet, Commissioner Detnao and Commissionet Capron are expected on | Thursday. A SoutHges Pacivic Rattroap. — Tue Washington correspondent of the Cuarleston | News writes that be eins frem New York capttalisis that an effort is to be made in the spring to commence operations for building a Southern Pacific road. A loan for sixty mil- hons of dollars is to be placed om the market bsif ot which, 1 is believed, will be taken ik Europe. it jot the intention to ask Con- grees for any subsidy, but to build the road by ' subscription. Norfolk and Charleston will be termina: pots on the Aulantic seaboard. Tne contractor of the U. P. R. R., who laid the track from Omaha to Promontory, thinks the southern road can pe built easily in four years, The St. Lowis correspondent of the New York Wor'd writing of the Ospital Convention seye -—“It is @ first-class fiasco. inated m the addled brain of a Bohemian named Keavis, @ person—and I say it without malice—w hose intellects areas deformed and outre as his body. Imagine a man with a ter. bly crooked leg, with @ narrow head covered with s jungle of red hair, a stove-pipe hat of ancient conception, his netber extremities clothed in jean pantatoons, while the balance of bis external clothing is a long limen duster, Teewing with sweat. Sach is the portrait of tne man during the hot months of preparation for the great convention which is to remove the capital.” DgstH OF 4 PuBLic Bemsractor—Jobn W. Farmer, the originator of the soup-house system for the benefit of the poor, died on Sun- ésy morning in Breokly p,of consumption of the bowels. Bir. Farmer originated the soup-bouse eharityin 1837,the year of the great panic, when the deetitution of a portion of the people was un- paralleled. The idea was quickly seized by tbe philanthropic of Philadelphis, Boston,and otber cities, and thus the sufferings of millions ofstarving people were aileviated, if not en- tirely removed. ‘The Virginia State Journal says that Secre- doubtedly gataing strength amongst the people ‘4Ty Houtwell bas declared that Judge Johus- t Maryland, srespective of this partical squabble betweem the rival companies. This © particularly noticeable in counties that hay+ heretofore stood by Mr. Garrett's road—Mont- gcmery county, forinstance. At the Democrati:> Cou vention in that county the other day reso- jutions were unanimously adopted instrucung the county delegates in the Legislature to vous aot the re-election of Robert Fowler, “or ADy Other person in the :nterest of the Baiti mcre and Obio Rai!road.” ‘There is agrowing feeling among the pro- | cucers of Maryland that the Baltimore sad bio Raulreac Company discriminates agains them in favor of producers outside the State, end this lact accounts partly for the oppositton developed against the Company in unexpected quarters. tn Howard. Prince George's, Calvert, Queen \une’s, ard Caroline counties the. feud in the Ivemccratie party upon the railroad question hes resulted im the nomination of two tickets We do not believe (nat the Stateot et should be given up tocither railroad but trust that the present fight may aid in rege coed we breaking down ail ra:lroad com- binatiens and monopolies in the State ‘The proposition of Mr. ex-Assistant Treas- er Butterfield to have the charges of mal- snee im office investigated by a military court of inquiry bas very natarally calted out * gocd deal of unfavorable comment. Tae xround upon whicb it is asked. viz: the fact that be is still & military officer, but ona leave «Tt absence, might be good If he had held his svil office py reason of his military position, or if bad been any way counected with the il.tary service. But neither of these hypothe- ses existed m bis case, a8 all the world must know. Besides, the country is no longer ina Any considerations of public safety whict | require the trial or examination of civil of- teness by a military organization a lt sppearances and so far uncontradicted tesumowy ere to be believed, Mr. Butterfield was unworthy bis bigh office; but there remairs ‘o be said for him that the character of bis accusers is not above suspicion, and it is peesible that be com fiaaily set at naught ult ihe evidence whiea they may be able to addvce sznimst him. His resignation of office hardiy fail to be regarded as an anfavor- sb.e circumstance; but whether it will dispose fee rt of inquiry re. t would seem, ow. oversight of Congres-, and that Grent concurs with Mr. Presses bis hope that Congress will remove Jobnstou’s disabill Democrats elected trict judges. \em Ew YORK BAPUBL{O: TION. —an styree. alto cf IPeinw or deceaned frien reoty ‘and 6th Gallery in the United Bates. passed. i ae WILLIAN, Has just received FOB CLOAKS AND DBESSES, affected by the great atmos; foliage. and the herbs of the field there is no he! Their time has come and die they must. It otherwise with maa. tate of war, and there would not seem tobe tpvigoraticn tom, Senator elect from Virginia, has a moral Tight to the removal of his disabilities which ould not be impaired by an unintentional President Boutwell, and ex- 8, a California, the ven OUl Of fourteen dis- In the recent elec’ FORTHE BEST AND QHEAPEST PHo- TOGRAPHIC LIE SARSORS, ‘all sizes and {rom gerd to life alno— er or oth: a ictar litre plain or colored tart a woe WHITER DES iret-c! “ase oc22-Im 336 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 7 CITE TREVISE, PARIS, PONSON’S EXTRA LYONS VELVET, Which he wil! | com lw >THE FALL ABD aD iT: ‘Buimal as well as vegetable life is powerfally pheric change that jahes place in the Fali. But for the flowers, the For bim the means of re- | fe been provided by skill and science. To recruit his exhausted energies and fortify himself agai it the disorders generated by he sudden depression of temperature and the un- whoksome exhalations of Autumn, let Bim tone bis nervous system, invigorate bis digestion, ani aive edge to his appetite with HOSTRTTER’s | Stomaca BITTEUS. He may then face the mortid iaflaences of the sesson fearlessly. The chilling night dews and heavy morning mist: have no power to make him shiver and burn, to affect bis liver, to disorder his stomach or his bow render any latent element of active and dangerous. To thi j eral cebility. whetber constitutional or srising from ether isearnestiy recommended. And let it be remom- to rack his joints with rheamatiem, or to | ferer from gen causes, this potent vegetable specific ever, that if there were good groandsforasking bered thet physical weakness opems the door to t Vbule am oilice, tury would still exist, need mot b= recited, if he bas violated any | statute Dis cise sbomid come before and be | pass d upon ia the reguiar way by the civil courts, woicb areampl« for th vindication of eriminn If he is innocent, he should not be dw age bus case befure a civil tribunal. woreover, if acquitted by it his vindication ‘would be worth infinitely more ia public esteem thn apy verdict of imnocent from a TY court, however, or unger what name | <rganized. TROvULB AREAD FOR FRANCY.—Itis repor- | ted im Paris that a plot, concocted by liberals, matad irs. Goviousiy, however, and for reasons which | man structure agsinst al! causes among other business was the fullowt eau Bt of income in Fhe cuat of maintaining the an Asyi cernieg the revenue and expenses that the amount of i Vigor is the chief defence of thi nesses of the more delicate sex, as well as to th the laws and the punishment of convicted ajlmente of men. oc 31 eustaw A ed ir Tn BOARD 4 aLE OnrHan rit mc hivedy hat tap Prerident of thie Board {of income tu the control of this Beard, wed he view to correct erronsous fmereesions con he same. In furtherance of this ressletion. 1 ‘i Rave xo state | income te 00; ‘of inmates over 10), and’ the asl cos fora rising on Thursday next, bas been dis. , B¢tly 911,000 Sieaione e. Drees covered. The Emperor is concentrating troops ou the city, apd General Bazaine has received | orders to employ artillery, if necessary, to | keep the streets clear. An imperial manifesto | bas been prepared, and is ready for publication, | but the government awaits events before issu- | ing it. The Hberals deny the existence ofthe | plot, and to prevent disorder are disposed to | postpone the attempt to open the session of the Corps Legisiatifto-day. The people of Paris are much excited over the impending crisis. graph of Pere Hyacinthe. Brady, it seems, 1s | the only who bas succeeded in { gettinga sitting from thecelebrity. The Father | altogether an unlikely looking subject for a | barefooted friar. Governor Holden, of North Uarolina, is or. guizing s company of colored men in Raleign, which is creating mach excitement. Itissup- | osed they are designed to be sent to Orange | or Chathem counties to suppress the “Kuk. tux." 1tis now sisted that in the Present divided condition of parties and opimions in Spain, ia ; ‘be Cortes and out of i, the ee ans ‘mpossible, and that aniess a effected the establishment Of 8 monarchy = be Dopeless, The etl Inst might instra, rated the Cuy | Hall Investigating to re DOTE Beat | Mosdsy night. Very good. We mY BOW” Dope to get rid of the tedious business 0™e | ‘me or other. David M. Kencail, Esq. Past Grand Master } aud Past Gram@ Representative of the Odd | Fellows im Cstrornia, died Sanday night in pacramerto. leis Ex-Governor Thomas G. Pratt, of Maryland | is lying Gamgerousiy Mi at his residence in Balt.more, and feOTS are eutertsined that he cannot recover. es ‘The Board of Aldermen list evening passed oo extraordinarily large Bamber of pills for street improvements, 88 Will be seen by refer- ence to Our Teport of the proceedings, ‘The grand jury ia New York were to eben imo. at Usrroll Ball. and c. Breese 8s "Sow "Bawariant poverty is the ‘only excase = BOYLE. President. . * MALTED. woke Ol ‘Treasurer. ee * 2 aie will hereattor. ane ped streets Orrice How LLER, ATTORI ce gets to Me. E427" spose ergata Ai pt Baoe meptes oF ‘Oui! bass stir ee sud lntesl..cowr, Netca To OONTBACtORs, ‘ Sxoxcerows., Oct. sete rarer See Seton i: es eng the Regt sts Sass Cock aaa gees ee | | eral fear rder. Ike Rrmmttiee. ee psa ‘Mayor of ‘Washin: Aldermen of Washingtoe. HL. igre® 0 Ceeegnten: Coa: on S-4t ot Georgetown. The idea orig. | | lor, and Divine Ci Chale £8, Bo! Bedsteads, } | asaaesoas under is entire time to the | os r 10th and ‘@ THE WARREN DOUBLE OVEN COOKING BAaNGs, For sale ~ 5. F. SIMPSON, SOLE AG ; PRNNGYLVANIA AVE | ea jean wt eerate ENTS. ! Meise Per Prt vauerriiyie Wieisia, Maryn Sala | athe ater. apd cil rie Waar Federal, Block, corner 7th ead geet attoatea to. The best re- it ! ores «i oo mass of Va: Ous. W.Came PLONE, | Gries aAXLULUs8, 0C25 eo Sti! ez}. ELVAN&S& 0 30S. J. MA’ | th PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, 30s PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, Bstwaen Ninte axp Tent Sreects. “aes apn xs’ "OLOVES, 92; GB ene wat the pores ie first-class PARIS KID | Pikes ae < = ‘ot reo mtory BRICK HOUsK. v0 1 Ee FS eons, Detweon Mae) N. Poa. ret L ay on oy Drem'ses. oc26-2t second story FRUNT Ny at 420 oth od 00 28 | FSGS with } between @ end He FE) NT—A FO UUSE {80 iy without er heren. ie a; 1; ie rd ween 18th and 1m! after Be Sorel o'clock. For NT — Several nicely SUssisHEo BOOMe. 265 — avenge, oora | ftreet, near arlington H Stable on th Tel wits okPakate KY 3 Feom, dinfag- a iiteben, is tw 456 Lith street, Seana ‘oc 28 tf Bucs GROS GRAIN SILKS. J.J. May, 30% Pennsylvania avenue, bet. sth and 10th Pox Wis ope: ( Taesds puace Gace BAROB, at yan x ‘\BOOKBBY, OUTLEBY. and PLATED WARE Ay stock _ 7, aud of the Inna ricee to which ota ann or Are is chasers oe 33 S04 (Odd Fellows" Halls ith atect, N’ av! ¥ Parma "pc led Provosa! wil be receteea at ‘thie =. day of Boreaner, 1869. for ¢! follow! be C9 the sree est avail. vere a"tree of oxpense and Goverament tex. at unaton Navy Yard. and subject usual inspection 1 to wil ae Burean 7 Commames: Lbarrel best Pperm OF ae —— Oblorate St Baryta, Sample at thie of- gr of Equipment and Recruiting. 10 grore Galvanized Teablen, pate: Wil Oren mia marti mat of cox & Bureax of Construction and Repair. 3°0 Ibs, Brass W led. Bricke, best qualit jew Kumet & Uo 's, Philad it ‘* n boxes Tin 1000 Ibs 22-ounce Yellow Metal Sheathing Bureau Yardsand Docks 4,000 feet seasoned Black Walnut. Bureaw Steam Enginecring. 25 cords Pine Weod. 40 feet Wire Rope. Bidders oe Sepe in thetr bids the time within = the articles can be d+liveret. Descriptive ule, thy particulars, to be seen at this oifice. securit, red for the prompt and ies Blan orn in accord ew Rt, Paymaster U. 8. Nav Ni FURNITURE AND Uo GouDs—at DENISON ACO. Sou PParlo oe Covtre Tables. Rocke Stoves, sale se. chene ae ca be DE ou, No. 496 oh ry street. BOokKs. Manes he anineerEps companion v clume to Life and Testers cima Swetehine. $15 adced 7k biststo the Tourtst, Invalid, sad By Ledyard Bill........ NIDWORTH. By B. Prenties.. 50 NDERS OF THE DEEPA companion t Wier bees ‘Book of Hatares a toms, and Atmospheri. French of Zarcuse wea 91 30 ray Bencisae Y pase METEORS, Aergtites, | begin Sy sosurn tides sms By sons npke! WEDDING. AND ayhavie " apes expeditiously and in the latest HILP & SOLOMONS, 338 PPERNSTLV ANT, AVENUE. OVERCOATS. POPULAR PRICEs. A. SAHKS & CO. | READ ee tp crys LY AND MEMO. THE PRICBS. s., Light Weights. | GEBTBEL COLOR—FALL, $10, ditto BILK MIXED, $13, ditto | VEBY FINE, $15, ditto CHEVIOT, $13, ditto | SUPERIOR ONES, 820, $22. §25, ditto | GOOD MELTONS.916, Medium Wetght. | BUPERIOR GRADB, 920 ditto KNOBBY CHEVIOTS, $15, ditto GLISH GOODS, Focy Anes tasty end natty,¢ $30, ditto BRTTEB ditto, $10, | SUPMRIORGttto,$16an4 915 CHINCHILLA. $20, WHITHEY, $12 and $13, PRTBRSHAM, 912. | SATTEBN, $12. | DOMBSTIO BEAVER, $15. | GOOD BEAVER, $20. SUPERIOR GRADBS, $25, $30, 935. TAN BEAVEB, 830. SUBTOUT. $39. BEAVER FROOKS. (fine,) $25. ' ‘OcK Is hed DDED T» } 87 THE ST ta tithe ADDED To A. SAHS & CO., “POPULAR CLOTHIERS,” 617 SEVBNTH STSBBT. of djetning National Bank of the Republic, Goal nate Ton | STOCK BOW OPBH, at ' MaRKBITER’s, No, 486 7tu Bratt, ditto ito. ditto ditte sit ‘orcer. at W. MOORE & 00.0, 451 9: street esiweos ween D and Kk. | DOMESTIO MELTON, (few,) $5, Heavy Weight | for housskerpirg 925 per . | month in ndvane i, ¥ery good loon | ton Foraddress 7 Nw Bal LB OB BENT—A new BBIOK BoUax on weat side of 7th-street ooh LI Howard's Bold ov good terms JW. WRIGHT. as ments Biscesutie eos st* VOR RENT—HUUSE 8 a zat it a | FoR BEET —BOUS treet No 200. Inqnire 131 i = aylvania Be. gcc meh" and 18th Fibs RENT. ween}: HOUSE 393 po BEST. 220, e eonrd—e Salok i four large rooms. with frame rab ot K a1 at eal ing 67 acrea For particuirre a £ batia i, Auciloncers ro! (On RENT—Firet clave Ree mboms. i 7 K Moprble Buildings. No. tweet, @ Patent Office <a gfe rent. Io aire of Jus KECLMY, Heal Borate agete Oftice ‘No. 363 8b otroct weet, near Norte | Street. ochie tte street. George opponite ny nt ground, a Hous, | ‘oom: kitchen 122d collar. re tore tenable ‘oc 26-61" nou an S19 FE RENT. a) TZ a moe VALUE—A fi bat! Iapooes an nz water and gaa ie he howe meet care WEY. with Joy Uooke ~—_ Jia ees Sd (OR SALE ON BASY TERMS—A FORRES twenty tee tra Cao two stories and to sient D street ort! 26th atreot west, | F'GE BENT Cosension from November ist. a K ing thir Pe: va nest COTTAG containing street, near K, I byérent pitol. rooms, on 4% is yerd. at Foss iN T—Three story he a gone, 5 bal 1 street, between Mf and N; water. Key next door, north. NISHED FEONT ROOMS FOR uuireat 448 stn street, opeoette ice. ‘and passage. new! CE NOUO wie wily ct aated on mrctndrin Detwoen N ano O streote ‘Chenp to Tnaaite at the prewivor. oct 3 # RENT —Two or three aufaraiahed | EI suitable for a small femily for houseboat te? ree frame; P street, first house weet of lith | atrect.'C rw Oc 25-30" | Reenop naar warns for houseke | BOARD. 340 oth atreet, between kx aud oe tory BRICK HOUSE. with viasdcegae Pegeges lath mod s 0035 56 Fo RENT 0c Comfortable HOUSE, with eight rooms; targe, Ory, paved cellar; carriage h HED BOO MR. | FUR AEF ire EER ether or se 340 lth street. tween Mand N streets. rd can be Sari | oc5 Bt" rrr Gee, “OHANCE_—ff NOSUME STOR. oa Pennsylvania avenue, bet atrectr; lease and fixtar Penney! ani arene Fe2, 84 mek north Taquire ‘on the premises of Mr 6" NEIL PoE a eA BARGATO~& nearly room FRAME H on M between Now Jersey's inquire of £. COOK. at ator east aud Datrect eouth, Bavy Yard ir | Te, CORP ISHED moons For BENT. some | | t Tat 87 ‘aud ths other FSE5 BENT_O1 Pig toh B00M 08 first floor, | isLed or it 446 8th street. few ee ee Pe a Photegraphic Gallery, wb and oh atreets. {OR RENT—T FooeEs ty ND Lad ae legantly FUBNISHRD Non suite le. for Feat at 22 8 wide aati te aiclent to imeke cp a tel : oe nd arr ; | Ber month: A) Apply at No OT Brides streots 11's rome | Modern conveniences: 1m good order. and wi rented low te ent tensnte. Aj CA | a dgaciN, 24 Dumbarton street. three-story and basement Fatce™ MOGSE a wtnated on F streets tneat i th street; mar! nd cold water, cor, be nge, &c.; newly yey? & CO., E cor. and F sis SLLENT MSs FOR Aoyed street, with BOABD. 'T. comf farnished “Boox ive family. oral ae ‘Wo. 4 ae betwern H street and Bew York | FS RENT — Seven BOOMs. ineh vag hte Aiton, i eemines Mon s38 Th nureet, Davwoen Mane Ke” | j ron B BENT—In woe) or ee. well 5 THORD | nish i fy dontrea * a 33 8 | ren: RENT FEAR mee a 9, 308-1 | ‘treet north, wont, ight rooms, in good order. cseetion | infer Revember xt. Inquire next fon ence te | Soors | s'Fosnapivante tee ais 1 tion of street, contaiuig tis rooms at jorge yerd, Possession Hovanber Sth etreete! cease E (ae io marae OF to tats puitatse toe the be rr oe of tone pty spe seal | i ' | WALTER ze steWanr, 1 | ' ce FOB SALE AND RENT. (BetoE Baxsrance rox sare. katt be bo dwelitogs » aed northwest Al Ate Serra ETRE Birascae moos te “Inquire cf 0 ee ipl AUD bree handsomecly FORNISGRD | F Uffics. 0026 at° | road, near Genoral | D | HOMBRE (0 ay oxyoe a oct? 6t* foes BENTH OTS AEX PROPRGTY roR — ve dives ‘Soult partners, A a ‘P80 i ae oat T1* Gor, 18th atreet and N ni BOaIN—A FR. Fo ETE Aah rae seu of grouse etiee f a Soc cone or ef stats (rom Be trees and the best of % ettue for sitner bastnem oF vate res- te untmpre: wea 8 Ing trhie ment . rareiater partie mantles, ho black waluct 4 chamber Price 050 par mente Het suited for Tlousehoopte, Bs UB BENT—HOUSE No. 369 13th street. be tween ds, and’ Massechasette avenue; three LE—A very well locate: oon. a Kusehen and Oeil | T part of the hor Steet to pay poder to retiri ; nme i. My J. BIVIE ; corner of Sth a Phitedelphia House FSISSSE war aad Ptr with ball, water ond was, x reasonable, va ard island; tive putes’ walk = the avicustural end tea min- esl Waik to the Treasury Department; rent 8! per month. Inquire No. 623 7th strest, near ® Our 1000T ad 3 Das ee 78 a0 For rent or ae pels to sonee oe crtawieces oo? Fone ee een meee co Kitchen, eltuat Fok BENT HOUSE No 310 Bow Jersey are. to F strect north. centaining has unl water, i % Ber Month. ‘Avply to W. O 3. Joalson. at ‘ Foes SALE OR BRENT —GOUSS 374 Tint et, } 850 per ‘month: "inquire of ED. o Paaean, next door. Forsare 15 ROBES OF VALUAE Se 2 miles from Georgetown \ Short arive to De pertmonte and markets. COE ae Setten to suit | P street, west of EB BENT—STORE AND DWBLLING. aw | corner 12th street ‘and Maryland avenue. Bx- | cellent ee. fora ny aod ee wore. \ Ren! ly ij oc Mit 71 Louleiaugave Det 6th &7th ats. Fe% RENT—Thi COUNTRY Tar? Beaavifal and desirable | Ea’ Washington city, | gut,” and for temy yours inert. T sists of ninety-four acres. and | 1d the cultivation | fADLS rot terme, Spply to Mv. | sirabl ry BRICK HOUSE, | street. Geot ot saeion wes en ‘of the Union Hotels Tow ciege from mae Oeics cates ww siepa ‘fro G substantial *SBICK MUUBE, cottage sink cok x eight roome selbed nexed 5 % ‘The lot is 24 feet front tri 12 feet feet deep. and the Tocation ote of the oe. ino ‘Thi property will be sold at a low fig- iy 459 1G street, corner of 6th » street 4 the corner of 20h street, eer epee. bre. lace 2 good repair. Brick % “Inantre of uatre © H.W. HAMILTON |, BEAT coruer ied by. Hicherd 7. Mer- containing 15 ‘rooms, with ali the modern improvem. For oy to OR Jon W B CE ae bol Bank. or WM. &. GORDON, fr, ator. Bent Law, D street, posite No. 395 D Sus! eof” Op ret oor. one targe apd nicely LOR; also, two adjoinio, ig. will be rou pele: | ith oar S00 aes or THE NORTH ARLINGTON ESTATE } FOR SALE, j | BEAUTIFULLY EXEVCATRD FOR SUBURBAN | comprising tas feet ews of ‘the Capita rroundh is Seat found’ tn thie latitude toad tet ad the small fruite Ae | Teonithy Moe oy cleuty 2 pone fc or Resin ae ‘eprings of pare, soft, the Katedect x Drage at no | FoR, BRENT —Four 1 | Apply * ‘gauiee AG ng OTS: LOT BI! FROM @10 TO @25 DOWN AND @5 TO $20 A MONTH, | 1N THE FIRST WAED, 18 THE SE0OM WARD AND ON CaPITOL HILL, UTIFULLY LOCATED. JOSHUA WHITNEY & 00. 416 Seventh strect, bet.Gend H. | ! } } Apply to eeltt IN APPROPRIATE FRaMES, YOR sauz at yo ROU: -]* @DDrTION To oR aLnmaDY LazoE ved, and may | for youths of ail ages. OLOTHING, &. OLOTHING, ae. , L. BAR’S STOUK, WE | CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, RECEIVED TO Day, 3 Ww STYLES OF SEVENTH AND E STREETS, ENTIBELY N WASHINGTON, D. ©. OVERCOAT THE LABGEST STOCK OF (The Gret omes of the kind ta the city.) | 5 | QUALITIES FINE MEN'S, YOUTHS AND BOYS’ CLOTHING iN THE GITY. | BBW GOOPS RECEIVED BVERY DA SEW STYLSs EVERY DAT: ALL oF MYTOWN MARE! ALL OF BE OWN MAKE: (DEOME LIGHT COLORED SLTON aan OVEROUATS JvsT BRCnivED —E BUND) - BUdL ARDIGAN KNIT JACKETS 85, $3 50, $4.50, 85, A VERY SUPEBIOR STYLE OF FALL OVERCOATS. ¥ 8 Saad or BLACK SUITS FOR DRESS WE HAVE Gor. PLAID PANTS, P BSAUTISULLY af £5, $6, $7, S*. 99, g10. aint rence ewe AND PRICES wilt COBNEB OF SEVENTH AND E STREETs Is the best piace in the District to bay we rma el tc GOOD CLOTHING as parame Or 26 ran => 22. ED ON SATURDAYS UNTIL BUSINESS CLOSED oF 88 BOYS' SUITS, bel raten of naar: Pn Papers may send in t! Tele At $5 aad $9. CLUSING OUT SALE A. SAKS & CO., or oun LARGE AND COMPLETE STOUR FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, POSITIVBLY AT COST FOR CASH ONLY TU THE BUSINESS OF TaE Ts ESTABLISHMENT, aa = THOMAS A. STEPHENS, KNOWN AS STEPHENS & Co, NO. 465 PENNSYLVAN2A AVENUE. STOCK, GOOD WILL, FIXTURES anp ESTABLISHED LN 4563. LEASE FOR SALE. BETWEEN 30 AND 4% STBEETS. we the atteniion of the citizens of Wash gto and the District of Columbia to our eatire steck For the NEXT SIXTY DATS! we will rell our Entire Stock. embracing fm part MEN’S and BOYS’ FALL and WINTES SUITS FURNISHING Goops tp great varioty. A tull Line of UNDEBWEAR FOR FALL AND WINTBB. BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ OVEROGATS. A Large Btock of MEN'S OVERCOATS (all quelities) wiul be sold BEGABDLEs8 OF OOsT. ‘Bepecial attention ts called to our MEBCHANT TAILUBING DEPARTMENT. Oar Stock of PIECE GooDs is well eclects4, and emb: some cf the Gesirabiostyies in ths marker Weeun ot —_— To id nomecaaeg — rin REGULAR BaTss, in the most FASHIONABLE. ‘AND DURABLE MaNNgs. Call carly and secure Gret selections, CLOTHES, CASSIMEBES, AND DOESKINS BY THES YARD, READY MADE CLOTHING FOR AND Boys. st be lowest figures otitel able to sell ae Our steek consists in DRESS AND BUSINESS SUITS, and varying in suieiie i _—— of ell Eis dat gste gam O8 Os, Basinons OVEBOOATS of af ery wrade and quality, rom 96 Our stock of FALL OVEBOOATS is especially Sine, and seli from $3 to 990. We also to . . rue falge mabe to order, Suits fer Oustomers, from CASSIMEERS, OHEVIOTS, MELTONS, Samples at whing of £008 that partion may desire. samples of which can be seen at sil times, which r style, auat supaeed:seadty durability, and price, caunot be Fai A email lot of TRUNKS, ‘Remaining on baad and wili be sold at VERY Low FicuREs. P.&.—All persons indebted to ad All that we desire is that particein want of an aaa CLOTHING or GENTS’ FUBNISHING GOODS posi pa areca eran ofeay kind, will examine our stock before pur- Sograke. Puower a <taging elsewhere. feeling assured they will save Doth time and money by calling at 465 Pennsyl- vauia avenue, between Third end Pour-and-a- half streets, onder the U. 8 Hotel. In FURNISHING GOODS youwill Sad all the intest povelties, and st all times® full assortment to select from. rece ‘AMD pwinths Parente and guardians cannot fail to be qreifeclected, choice, and ta gentle IF YOU ARE IN WANT oF 4 HEADQUARTERS G00D Cookie sToOvB, Call and look at the | FOR BOYS’CLOTHING. | go ye ncn tte COOK STOVE, WALTEE D. WFVILL's, WALL, ROBINSON & CO., 322 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BETWEBR SINTH AND TENTH STREETS. GEAND OPENING OF UREA | BOYS’, VOUTH'S: AND CHILOREWSs Cine noe EEE wires, CLOTHINNG:! en st = iy Mera SUITABLE FOR © Fo buinDans ap ornens. BN UBLEW SCHOOL AND DRESS WEAR. | 10701 me osnsretny Fae EE se80-tf mth? or alive cise and the poh aageid on their as to pevement pe = = 138 and fs inyie Ware srzor. Be BUCKWHEAT, OBANBEBRIES, CHOIOR SAMs, NEW PICKLES, AND LOW PRicEs. Cc. WITMER, FINE GROCER, B. tie BAS ERBMOVED anna: