Evening Star Newspaper, November 10, 1869, Page 2

paniae _ EVEN ING STAR. Largest Circulation in the Distriet cRosBY S. NOYES........ Editor. ~~ WASHINGTON CITY: W EDNESDAY......November 10, 1969. "Reading Matter on Every Page. _ We are glad, for the ‘exedit of kamen nature, which is generally shown to be bad enough at best, that there is a probability that Captain Washington, of the Submarine No. 13, will be able to demonstrate that he was not guilty of the heartless atrocity charged against him of paying ne attention to the signs and hails made by perishing people, and deliberately going past the wreex of the burned steamer Stonewall with- out making an effort to aid the victims by the ternibie disaster which destroyed that boat and hurried so many souls into eternity. He seems to have established the character of an unusu- | ally humane man and good officer by the evi- | | dence of highly respectable and competent per- | sons who have had a life-long acquaintanee with | him; and the testimony of all on of his Vessel at the time referred to tends to show that there was no sign of lite on or about the wreck | when he passed it, that they neither saw nor heard any hail to round to, though they dis- | tinetly saw the wreck, furthermore that | they discussed the subject at some length and | coneluded that the wreck must be that of the steamer Colorado, and that her passengers and crew had been saved by the Stonewall, which they knew had preceded their boat on her down- ward trip. This, unless overthrown by direetand positive | evidence, would seem to be pretty conclusive, | se far as the conduct of Captain Washington is | coneerned; but in reconciling this testimony with the statements heretofore made by some of the victims, which so positively fixed heartless- ness upon him, a curious and interesting ques- tiom is raised as to the value of impressions | formed under circumstances of great peril or excitement. But there is another view of the subject which We trust will not be lost sight of, now that the matter is under investigation. We refer to the “ppalling fact that the burned steamer was not properly provided with life-preservers or boats, and that the most ordinary precautions for the safety of human life had not been taken in | advance by her owners and officers. Let this | point be made the subject of a searching exam- ination, and let prompt and severe punishment “escend upon the heads of those who do not scruple to hold pecuniary profits above human tife. } aR And new Cairo puts in her claim to be the true geographical and commercial center, and there- tore the exaet spot where the National Capital must ultimately rest when it starts out on its weary pilgrimage trom Washington. Cairo, to be sure; why not. Ithas a name of cosmopoli- tan significance, carrying with it a flavor of Eastern romance and historic renown. Its site is made tp of alluvial contributions from States and Territories that comprise the larger area of the Republic. New York, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Ohio, Indiana, Mlinois, Missouri, Wisconsin, Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, Minnesota, Dakota, Mon- tana, Wyoming, Colorado, and even Saskatehe- in British America, have added to the deposit of centuries on which stands the city of hope and promise. It is on the dividing line between the alligator and the grizzly bear, the palm and the pine, the orange and the apple. ‘To be sure, the soil is rather soft and yiel 5 «l is subjected occasionally to overflows, but ere is a ready remedy (or this, It can be rip- Pred. In a political way it has the same advantages that St. Louis and all the other unhealthy loesl- | 1 ities of the Mississippi Valley have. The: theory of rotation in office would be beautifully itIus- trated. No man, considering all the chances of | lite, would expect to continue in office through ‘wore than one administration. There would be | ¢ no pretext for agitation. Between the fever and ague, malaria, and musqnitos of the | Mississippi Valley, the President, the Secretary | or the Chief Justice who should survive a fourth , sear would be regarded ax tough asa salamander. | The Cincinnati Commercial is enthusiastic over | Cairo as the site for the National Capital, and | the Commercial is as muck of an authority in the | West as the Chicago Tribune, that broached the | St. Lonis projeet. We vote for Cairu. Keep the | Yall in motion. +eee- Is have yet made no perceptible hr the eanal nuisance, but | m was intredueed in the Board of Aldermen on Mond Carat Committ vertise for y dition at as carly day draw-back to the navigation in the eanal, necessity is that it ut that it alvords but the inoperative shall be carried out without delay fer sanitary ends. The cwnal is new nearly filled with sedim-nt, “i the sewer-openings are nearly choked up. it is apparent that any grand plan for arching the canal, or narrowing it, cannot be decided t upon or carried out im season to afford the speedy remedy needed. It must be dealt with now—at once—as a choked-up sewer, to be lewned out for the public health. The fiddle- tardie of discussing contending plans for the ix Pmanent improvement of the canal may goon | tor years without result, according to present | appearances. It seems to us that the Councils can do no better than to pass, without delay, the solution above referred to, or some measure embodying the same general ideas. Don’t let us lave the canal nuisance remain any longer as # reproach to the city. s20e- — Postatxovs Hoxors to Mr. Pranopy.— ‘The Queen has ordered that the funeral ser- | vices ot Mr. George Peabody shall take place in | Westminster Abbey at one o’clock on Friday | next. She has directed also that after the con- clusion of the service the remains of Mr. Pea- | } } ferred to the | _ Ne; Tuer EVENIN il werner Thomas G. Pratt, formerly United States Senator from Maryland during period of eight years, died at bis residence, | Baltinor-, yesterday af ernoun,eft-T a severe In ~s aud much suffering from discase of the heart. Governor Pratt was in the sixty-sicth | ar of his ages He was a native of this city; | was educated at Georgetown College, and studied | kw and commenced its practice at Upper Marl- | boro’, the county seat of Prince George's, was | several times elected to the House of Delegates | of Maryland, and in September, 1536, was chosen | a member of the State electoral college to elect a Senate under the old State constitution, Af- terwards, Mr. Pratt was elected State Senator frm Prince George's, to serve for six years. In | ISH. after an exciting contest between himself | and Mr. James Carroll, Mr. Pratt was elected Governor of Maryland, for the term of three years. At the session of the Legislature of 1349, Mr. Keverdy Jobnson having been appointed a meinber of General Taylor's cabinet and having signed his seat in the Senate of the United State, Governor Pratt was elected United States Senator ax well tor the succeeding as for Mr. | obnson’s unexpired term. All the time referred ty he sided politically with the old whig party. He was an intimate friend of Henry Clay, but after the election of Mr. Buchanan, in 1856, and in the subsequent political changes that took place in the country, Mr. Pratt became identi- fied with the democratic conservative party. He leaves a widow and several children. ‘The second performance of “Flick Flock” at the National Theater last evening passed orf ¥ satisfactorily. There is nothing of interest the piece, except the ballet, and that is as geod as we have ever seen here. The dancing of M'ile Sangalli is graceful, and her support in the ballet scenes is very effective. ‘These scenes | are finely gotten up, and the costumes are ele- gant. She was repeatedly encored last evening. Varrey as “Flick” was very good, ax he always | is, and so was Parkhurst as “‘Nichobar.” pee traae tod Pati Genacp axp THE Pretty OcTorooy Gizt—The Washington correspondent of the Philadelphia Star says: “Some time ago the New York Telegram published a story concern- ing one Paul Geraud’s wooing of.a pretty gitl, u io damante a wealthy colered man of this | cit; story was highly sensational, and | caused considerable stir in social circles’ here. Gerand is a Frenchman, and an attache of the | Ronit ortuguese girl is an octoroon, and in Philadelphia would pass as a white per- | son. She is pretty and well edueated, but her | nativity debars her from entering that nociety | which becomes her condition. Geraud is het trothed, and as such announces himself. to. the H world. ‘He says he intends to marry her and take her abroad, where she will be the equal of her perseeutors here. Geraud claims that the story about him and the lady as published inthe ‘Telegram is a slander, and he hay insti- tuted # suit tor libel.” ie Seca Ses Tre Erie Ramway Sreice—The E: brakemen on a strike at Port Jervis were paid off Monday morning to the number of eighty- eight. The strike was occasioned by the com- pany putting on t gangs of brakemen last week at $1.75 per day however, reducing the wages of t old ands from 8 The strik- ers resisted the ¢1 ment of men at the re- «tuction, and made re md for the Feinstate- met men engaged in tl two vious strikes. Fisk arrived at Port Jervis at Lovelock on Monday morning with a large body of men ax special officers and to act as brakemen. On the arrival of Jay Gould, Fisk returned at 6 o'clock, a ‘ight trains have been sent East. Twent: freight trains are standing on side they can get all the have sent a com- to confer with the men of the western y have also resolved not to inter- mi diy fere with passenger trains or the company prop- erty. AD COMPANY y Court, before argaret Beck, and her four children against the North= tral allway Company, which was cou | Frida: — was concluded. It was | es for causing the | fchsel Beck, the husband and tether | itfs, by alleged negligence of defendant, | hose cars the deceased was crushed | and killed. near Monument-street bridge, Sep- temier 19th, 1868. ‘The jury yesterday rendered | a verdict for the plaintiif, dhimages $17,000. ap- Lortioned as follows: ‘To Margaret Beck, wit 38,000; to John Bee! $1,600; Ag. CavsixG Deara.—In the C Ge Justice Scott, the case of w The counsel for d cw urderer, was executed 3 A Fequest was nade of Su gon € some of Pike's friends to the ettect that he wished the Ductor would conce: in the top of the bi Fog might saturated with chloroform, so that ht beeome stupitied betore the fatal honr eames Of course nothing of the kind was allowed. s2ee-— More Faricnes.—The failures of Randolph Bres. and White, Heath & Co., both in the jol- bing business in New York, are announced. ‘There are also rumors of a failure in the oil trade. ‘The abilities of White, Heath Co. are stated to be $100,000. FERSON BASE BALL CLUB will meet at it tail WEDNESDAY. Nov. i, 150), the € bie em B. 11 Ths members of the JEF- BUILDIN A cit pam Ducat meet for the payment of a the rh Instant. at Tp aa ine! ee: will also ie Fk DUNES, Sac eel itt TERARY—ON Fi and Fifteenth street, cWcents, ies vitor Po VINC clock. 3 P. H. SWEET, Gr. See. FCoE ial ndance a. Nowember I ih ‘as business of import- be transact PAIK FOR THE BEN- ENTS ORPHAN Ast: “of thie Association ie whet THURSDAY: November Iie TNF 508. ROSENBURG, Rev. Sec. i= = BOILING HOT AND ICE GOLD supa, Drawn from the same Fountain, Ar MILBURN’S DRUG STORE, 480 15th st., opposite U. 8. Treasury. KESSINGEN, VICHY, SELTZER. AND SARATUGA WATERS, no3-Im* ON DRAUG! TO GAS 3 CONSUMERS. Ledy shall be deposited in the royal vault in Westminster Abbey, and remain there antil the anoment of removal for transmission to America for interment. This distinction, the greatest that can be given to mortal remains in Englend, shows at ouce the | good sense and kind womanly heart of the | (Queen, as well a the high esteem in whieh Mr. Peabody was held iu Europe. Nor can any manu be entitled to higher tes than one who, Hike the subject of the royal order referred to, has been ealled blessed by the poor of two cou- | fa tinents. —+ee-—__ Wuo ne 12.—Charles J. Folger, appointed As- ir sistant United States Treasurer at New York, | vice General Butterfield resigned, has been for some years @ prominent member of the New | York State Senate, aug W2* "°cintly re-elected. He is a lawyer by profession. In polities he Was | bee identified with the Morgan-Conkling wing | hud opposed to Governor Fenton. He was an | @pplieant for the position when Butterfield was appointed. Palmer, appointed Appraiser, is a warm Fen- fon man, and thus in the two appointments the scales have been pretty evenly balanced. st0e- ‘The people of Pittsburg are just now excited over a gigantic operation in oil, said to be organ- izing in that city. More than a million of dol- fars, it is alleges, have been already put inte the Yoel, aul another million will be forthcoming if necessary. The contractor for the delivery of wil at low prices are of course greatly alarmed, 1 denounce their opponents in be measure terms. The chances, however, are that the “corner” will fail, and those engaged in it jose heavily. eee The Ger erners of thirty-one States have ani- ted with the President in recommending Novem- ber 18th as a day of thanksgiving and praise. Ss From J. Shillington we have Appicton’s Jour- nal tox November a. | Somption, Shortness of } votice is pershy alpen tha that the discount for prompt nt of BL consumed on after waa aft Rivtater lat, until | further +) will be “evil tee .B BAL ice Bee'y. ive "gi 5107p. OFFICIAL. i err Sees oe Orerce, be ae : | Rock Island, Wek; Fort Wayne, &; Alten and he seorge si Joseph Becks $2400; to Micunet Rock: | 3 ©. aah ee ND. ‘There is no decided change to notice in the New York money market, it continuing easy for borrowerson coll and stringent for mere nttle and time borrowers. The rates on gall loans range fom tive to seven, while the | f commercial paper 2re unchanged. Rig mae a ao weaseal ; . Kale itlee. aso eee ins 4 Ly utes, <amall Spon eae igs Xe. ern ee ome t lv-' to the currency movement the banks re] no ; URRY MES, abatement in the peinments to the sad oy nats ee oan ht ME increased a wi ene ‘Sdand H st Some of the taaké are iso sending currency rin | moderate amounts to the manufacturing wis | Wa pen p Amapicanw onan in New England. ‘There is still great complaint | WY STER—By an American w onan. a among the banks at the scarcity of small notes. Referee Gia Fades stew ek Th oe ane Government Securities. ANTED—A FIRST CLASS COOK tor a larg: A A a Se weeummended ior heneaty aad capathity Aeply ot 424'Get.,cornersth. a noe Wasnrxeron, Nov. 10, 1869-—Jay Cooke & Co. | furnish the following quotations of Government securities: Ww TED—By a arepectal © woman a SIT. VATION to cork (ood refer U.S. 6's, 1881...... igo Five-twenties, 1802. Seevts aad ir guess, “Kopin Mia ire streets, near Government Printing Office. au bs A parcinaretrenlevinveriis emmunicating FURNISHED ROOMS on second fl r Five-twent 1864. Five-twentice? 1865. Wiis scod DRESSMAKERS at 241 1. near inh / ANTED—At first — Ct ER. at Oak Hall, b. D- BARBOUR & 60. oy FW Sn& Ty "7.16 5-2's, Jn Sy "68.15% Ten-1 107 § ANTED=A god CHAMBERMA a an sea R CITE, Apply between the hours by Daher dak Bikers Ta graph, James M | Ol l2and? sth. not wrx Ga Mail, is and eats “at Seventh al Lewis Johnson & Co. quote stocks and bonds . Fis are oes & CU. in home and foreign markets as follows: New Yorx, Nov. 10.—First Board—U. S. 6's, 17 aay OS an coupon, 117%; 5-20’, 1862, coupon, 115%; | snall family « om 34 1864, coupon, 113%; 5-20's, 306s, cos pon, 7th street, between KE and G. 2” "s, new, 1865, coupon, 113; 5-30 ED— comp, an et 5 b0's 1868, cou 5x: bo Good refers Appl: 6's, or Canton, 52; between, the Stor of ‘aun 2a a 344 K street iver, 13%; Mariposa, : 6034; New York cree . ferred, 40; 30 per in Central, ~aee 3 linois Gen* E AND COOK WANT 5 5 ; for chil oO Years ol Iso Necthuos! Gil necieeet vetted, Ak! | 5 peivane female.” Both anuct have onecricns vat be well recommended. 4 X.Y. Star of Terre Haute, none; Toledo and Ws 50; Chi and’ Alton, 148; Chicago Alton | [NFORMATION WAN ede none; Ohio and Mississippi ce cand Aiton res her daughter MANY, 4; Adams" Express, 554; Wells’ American Express, 344; United States Express, 523; Merchants’ Union Express, none. Market, weak. Gold, TAKA K- Cable.} Express, 18%; are in Washingt V ANTED—Three DRESSMAKERS, at No. 359 Isth street. between H and I streets. None ey ig ee Also, an ringer fate es Nov. i sf P. m.—Consols, % 093%; eb Ss 65 IMOD, A215 INET Hg O40, 7%; Minois, 984: Erie, 2945 ‘Atlantic, 35. aa AND BOARD in « sees Livenreor, 1 p. m—Cotton market lower, private family for agentieman. wife and infant, it Ty le wil home comfu Middiing Uplands 3 Shiating ‘orieate it Rares P.O Box 162, Washington, D.C. nos 3t pA tiret-clas DRUG and PRESCRIB- The Markets ferences = To-Day. LARK PS, cornee Dr street aad Beeeyt: Telegraphed Exclusively to The Evening Star. this city. ut and permanent sit nos Battrmore, Noy. 10—Cotton dull mothe? ‘WO OR THREE at ‘pore ly a dull, and steady. How- oe je for housekeepin: ard Street Supe ; do. Extra, $5.15 boy ‘two yeare old nil a tarnish 6.50; do. Fami Susie v. Miils furniture. ress, stating 95.2586.25; ‘do. lo. Extra, $5.00a87.00; Star. ted aimil; Feedgmny goed estern Super., 5.25a35. A White sce NORTHER Wo. Extra, $5.7! , do. Family, $6.75a37.23. cook and assis® in other honsewor Whoent steady; prime ef choice red, Sioa an seoet cistence 18 Tato te corn, old, $1481.08; new 85a9. Oats 55859. neg oH « References required. Address dull at x81. Provisions unchanged in | $34, Noman. nos-tf very respect. Whiskey in moderate demand at = ANTE A 11 BILLIARD TABLE i lower rates. Sales at $1.91a81.02. WwW gaan ‘Apply to 36 ARLE in cvod New York, Nov. 19.—Stocks steady but dull. | tween L O5-nadt Money 7 Paro Excl » long, 9%; short, 9%. ONS OF CAST IRON. WILL Gold, 2. 520’) 1862, coupons, 15%. 10-40", ATE G10 per hundred tbe. ‘Apply 358 Sere Sure, te tic ex-coupon, 50 nth str Opporite Centre Market. do. ew, 54. North Carolina oid 46; do. new,'38-¢° PMA Bartimonr, Nov. 10.—Virginia 6's, old, 43 WANTED FOR ONE Teak ATA bid, 444 asked; do. 1866, bid, 53 asked; do., 83, 000 ee rate of int Seer 1367, 49 bid. first-class REASURER, New York, Nov. 10.—Flour unchanged. | °° Washiriciom City Post Office. leent better. Corn 142 cents bet is ’ ER: in large orsmall amo ou ‘Also, money 0 on Heal es oe cas STARR. a ETCALE, state Brokers, oy wc BEST AND CHEAPEST PHO. TOGRAPHICLIKENESSES, of all sizeeatd Styles, plain ana come ‘from card th life size—algo or deceased friends, from old Daguerreo larger or smaller, ed real nnd fife'tkes go “424-8 (Pe Penn's avenue, A e cheapest first-class Calics in the" rnlted” “States, Facilities ansut ie DR. G. KEUE! a NA WASTED fhouse and: WORK A FRUIT oe neat this city, elther on ehares or for wages. “None need apply except those who have had much experience at ing. references red. Address Box 12, Star Office. no 4tf Baltimore,) eList FURNITURE. eras dealing ker « can eke entire effets by conterrin TeesRa y re Pan eOm oe Coy a Deere, nee | vl be co ~ 3 Li ‘urniture Store, street, ween | Wher pet Fey sai every WE Pemugytania ‘avenue aud D street. DENISON & CO. up honsckeeping CITY REGISTERS OFFICE, aaenieae ies breakin Wasitixe tos, D. C., October 27, 1359. or removing from the city. to know that they Notice is ait given that on MONDAY, No- dispose of their FURN URE without the Yomber), ee Nl expire. oy Hicensee ais oe by ee Pane or Bs “anand an auction, by widressing H. Corporation of Wi Y, 255 Penna. avenue, soui corer | oth im Meee v YANTED— Srainneies Ti pis ries, in sn Lipline Root, Pekin een NR Sa x re . ay ret ie, Washington net fil £0 give ine m fore purchasin cringe Do net forget t 263 Pennsylvania third door from 12th street, south side. MAX Lott ANTED—To rent or buy, of rent with privilege Ww: t parchaeing. trom ONE TO TEN ACKES OF var Washington, Adidre seystatins Penton eal price, A.B. C., Star Office jawkers Punnibuscss Street Car, fe All said Corporation licenses expiritig on said date must be prumatly renewed, uses to this, Corporation are now lao maken th actor, by whom a cer Uheate will be givens upsu which the & will issue the License, JOHN F. o¢ 28-eotno 12. City Regater. a DR. Jus TABER JOHNSON has resigned jis position under the Government, and will AND © pupeens ereaftvr give bis cutire time to the practice of his CLOTHING, | UNDER ht MOttee ¢ ner 10th and M oe econd Office hours—® to 9 a tance shore the Northern Liberty Market, betwern tos Land M stree! y Sly" OVERCOATS,. Notice ix hereby the ciren- Jating Notes of t First 3 nal Bank of Newa- day hentia, that such wotes wil be paid in lawful — money of the United Renies wpon. Presentation of the same “east nil hig lnone {NO.JAY Nox, SURTOUTS AND SACKS, oc%-H0t__ Acting ¢ ompteoter of the SERVICE THE U AR —_ CHURC Hfon SU DAN tla. m.. and . Sunday School at 3 =0 Business Coats. Inetreets oppenite, the, Post Ofies, Washiy street ope 0 ce ng m, D.C October I. I0)-—At the monthly meeting of the Beard of Trustees for October it was voted to depositors whose funds have been deposited on the first mg of November, 1469, inter- at the rate of 5 per cent. “HARVARD” AND “ OXFORDS.” the com jovember Peel her. we : con Piaid Business Suits. OVAL. mE it MILLER. ag ge hy AT-LAW, cd his office to No. 4 3 street, Saat “ awortment of FANCY Sand GAS GLOBE: SHEPHERD & BROS., Pennsylvania avenue. Ih nvelligencer, Republi Chi cle} ROSS PERRY + ATTORN bY ‘AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, as 5 FOUR AND A ALF STREET. OR cai POOR Aitnce Neds FAEERET. IGE ST 3 a CURED, CHANDELIERS, US aS eer CKETS, and ot! AS FIXTU ego SSE MBCA Bs" Bc no 10-eo8t 269 Peunsyl [ntelligencer. Republican and A large assortment of z FINE GOODS, TO MAKE UP TO ORDER. DEVLIN & CO., 276 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, no 9-3t between Ith and 12th streets. IGNED WILL BE AT THE PuE vw are b i, FB - from 10 to 2a. m., to show ¢ ive infor” ce FRCRSDRY ne | sear ape epee J.H. CROSSMAN, Assignee. — EL, M=raoroninag nope. November 1, 1369 Weak wie peioaisllte Saaehv art eal gentlemen for the winter. no8st «SIMEON LELAND & Cv. _ PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, 308 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between Ninth and Tenth Streets. J UsT RECEIVED— A LARGE ASSORTMENT oF HUMAN HAIR BRAIDS, S. HELLER Ss. nelo-tt OLD ZEIGLER, (MABYLAND,) RYE WHISKEY, J.J. Mays PUREST AND OLDEST, BEARS THE BEST CHARACTER, EITHER FOR MEDICINAL OR SOCIAL PUR- 5 ar POSES: PRICE 44 PER GALLON. n on MONDAY, November Sh, alafge and Cc. WITMER, cout erg 119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ALEXANDRE’, DESPRE'S. noltt CIAL INDUCEMENTS IN EXTENT OF zs STUCK. QUALITIES, AND PRICES. Between 19th and th streets. AND ALEXANDBINE’S BEST Panis KI KID GLOVES, celebrated PARIS KID LOTHS, CASTOR BEAVERS, COATINGS, eLe et Hehe fell at the very low price ChUSR ES SUITINGS. ag EVIOTS," CAS! Per pale ter than any KES, &c.. for Gent ouths, and Boy: ae ther ba) Giove in a3 MAY CLOAKS, - 3. MAY. | aaah Hea sa Tew coop CHING SEASON BLANKETS. ANNELS, 8. te THE APPRO. ' ‘all other kindy of fabrics. | 10 cases ith SWEET a el, te crc: | av came ot Wingon donor a Yormons OW NING GOODS—A on stock at all sen = aga Tisice produced at hones soul cbroct s7our Northern ne Eastern palee sponta send ae ee Cer or PRICES ARE NGonon RECEIVE PROMPT pho es Z-ternees a rangers Wl ispet oar tock it their i ORE PR PRICE ONLY. MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURE: . PERRY & BROTHER, Peunsylvanta avenue and 9h street. Estublished 130. Beers, CU SURPAINS. 4, MATTINGS, OTL fend: «| MSs, MARIE OFT. Bes Siansrass, of tng and Cutting: ex Savennae bototen tektae mo he ost, Saturday evenis REWARD-L~. rarer on = Hani CHAIN BELT. 10 6: cg et given 4 returned t aa tt oth sts, west mh = SOEND— ‘onmy premises.on the mora: Foor pete it Pid. Th ay hav othe ame by proving’ property aud ra expenses. OUGHTON ’ 109 Green street, Georgetown. BN —Stoles tram my premises, on the hat of the Sth Nowe her one one small B pi’ nye sieht ks old. 3 above mth all he ee as HOUGHTON, a 109 Green street. Georgetown. RAR AND TOBE GuyEN, AT THK PRUSSIAN re uM 3 s he peE Shh gS :Reween partment Mth, Bth. 7th Het sad Frames ivent nod 3t ESP. isos. on TA w £5 zt pemecenea ene black CRFALO cow, juested to come forward, y 1 ve her a Prove property, ye - Wietoeoey no 9-3t* near Se lome. $108 wW ARD—Lost on 7 a evening, of the 3 x ‘ oe r York SLADY'S MINK PUR COLLAR Fevwas elthor feft hr the Fail car ordcopped in pains through the depot to the street. The above. reward will be given for its return to This 0 offics BOARDING. PARTMENTS, WITH BOARD two or three ads Ts can intly situated: quiet houses where my other Wanters will be taken. Unexeeptionable references =A family ot recived euuired. “Address M. H, Post Oilce, “Washing ton: SURNISHED. RvOMS FOR RENT— = = = without ee: RD, at No. 49% Pen nue, near Sd. Boarding at the same * fiRST Be FY FRONT ROOMS, to be had on reasonable terms, at 215 k street. bet. 17th and Isth;a short walk from most of the public offices ays BUSINESS ee city. Will ed mean aries need SAUNDER: ‘dotlars (3130) for ‘the : RK. Lsth street, bet Rew Yor aren amd Ht strect. $15, 00 : ‘The above mmount to loas, in sins . + tosnit, upon realestate. Apply to PAYNE. 495 ilth st POR 8. CARR Fay FAMILY HORSE nd nearly ne fectly es for carriage or or beetle: Horse s Mar- ae ‘Apply at No.3 rk A Lot of good, almost new» rt TU ae fh a three story Pe located athe th street 0 squares from F ra, east of Tth street, se for ren be purchased very cheap for cash. re He wanders in the house. The ad: vertiver desires to sell only on account of sickne his family. Address “G. O. P..” Star ¢ UG STOKE WELL stockhpe EP AS SoS THREE YEARS LEASE. 2 of the bes sf mee SODA AND MINERAL WATER A.K..” City P.O. noS-1w* TURE FOR SALE— crust centrally ed, will Le rented to one ig the Furniti robestove and Stewarts: King ain for cash. Apply cs NGS EADY NEW CATALOG ESTATE for sale by M. M. ROHRE « Broker, New York avenue and 9th street. and get one. nog TTENTIUN: : A MRS. C. COREY Has rem@ved her Fashionable Dressmakiny lishment to474 th street, ‘ isreeciving. the Int a making from Eu rae ei ATTENTIV: Estab- descrip s. Satisfaction oc 21-Im _ ENT IL NOU HAVE SEEN 4% street, a few ie is successful when ‘and night. oc 20-Im” —Indelible Marking, Stamp- ing, inking and ‘Flating done. at ahert: ot “oa best manner. F aban Einting done to i kind of broide_ gd gly gently oy Sy ee, ping Depot, 44 7th strect, upposite Patent L. A. BARROWS & CO. MES HUGHES {Atronyey ial AND COUNSE: Will practi Niatex the Court of Chatinena District Office, 13th streets. The business Peck will be Office, 276 Pa. Rk. L D “4¢s uh nircot, between D The most skiliful and okdest ran ‘advertis- FEMALE CoM PERIRGS in the ete tment Ladies suffer irom. farition may repose © Sn etieeet soubicase ie kia, He guarantees moderate, and teats vi horongh cure. | His fees are Doctor. iting sec no one but the HILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE —— and the Courts of the 0 Peunsyivania avenue, between 12th and pe ge of Haghes, Denver & the oe jointly. bet 1H ets. “ands | Jy 25-tf new Course of Lectures, as delivered at the pie York Museum of Anatomy. embracing the anb- How to live and what to viive for; ¥. ‘Ma. furity and Old Age Manhood enerally reviewed; The cause of insigcaion, lancin flatulence and Nervous Diseaxes account for; M: Philosophically considered, these Lectures will be jorwarded to parties unable fo attend, on geceipt of Evnrsiamps: to wilitessing SECRETARY. New fork Museum of Anatumy 7 and Science, 615 Broadway, New York. mali-ly ME HIGHEST CASH PAID FOR LADIE Gent Shoes.ete..at E. 8. tween Bit the promptly attended It is the leading and ol has been the resort of 01 embers of Congress comet. the President Ter sruas tte comenencemest ‘whom have It has borne the it, and from its present ve ince it will continue to de se. "The | ith OF FARE « stantials amd aac “how cle jabbers open Oysters is worth a Visit. Mest ‘AL INSTRU: MENTS. fresh arrival of all kinds, direet Germany, ef car own imipariaton whic 4 = ¢ exstock very } ELLIS. 306 Peunssieaiia avennic, Wth street. ho Siw Tut ARLINGTON HOUSE. it Hotel will be Pitas Bonet the sth of November. It has ACCOMMODATIONS FOR 400 GUESTS. HAS chitsells SUITS OF ROOMS, wit Bath-rooms attached. Also, a DASSENUE LEVATOR: THE JOHNSON HOUSE, ‘attached to the Hitel. wil will be fitted up asa Restan- "Paice tating inthe vicinity the Hotel ean be yy with meals a la Carte. ee nrea Ny EEA “nov Fim Proprietors. H. HOFFA, a DEALER IN WATCHES, JEWELEY, WATCH MATEBIALS, SPECTACLES, TOOLS, CR¥STALS, FILES, &c., 337 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Brrwees 6TH AND 7TH STREETS, Oppostte Metropolitan Hotel, Washington, D.C. will be given in BEPAIR- re Watch be ten wilt beg notin SS Cc Aw. Wo. 391 Scott's Square, bet. Land K sta west. ‘The to Mele patent, = Sra Ser ake ry FOR SALE AND RENT. HOUSE o® b street, pear moterats ton ni Soe "Aoe oF ™ Gane. ° at 2a. isth and f steser vated voiat NT—Two UNFURNISHED ROOM ecplag. ‘= $15 per month. App’ now KAN ee 5 - Trauite next E aaKD ROOM. ins prt street, between M Rnd «Be. : < rooms and between Mant S 463 ith st bed. Ge ana BOGE BEST an cig rom BRICK HOUSE: Q street, between Mth and 3th ats gas aml w Kent $25 per month. Apply at 321 gth = to ter. JOR RENT—A large FURNISHED Room, » 456 12th street, between E and F.. in the gar saloon park den pet rood tetas ART OF A HOUSE. WITH SEPARATE EN s france. containing parlor. bed room, dining mom Si strect north. bet. Bante streets. mo Wat Rivchens et S00 Ik arcs, Weiaces Bene on 264f WO ROOMS FOR RENT—Front and back Par | lors: 608 Pa. ave..bet. Mand Mts. ocd" | UR KALE OR EXCMANGE-A femal! FARM. FOree iT — Handel TRNsuED es a be a stre ween 2 an ans infruntcf deer a Auctonerre and ‘UR RENT FRAME BOUGE, of Gre rose ve th street. near V. Apply on premises W. RIGHTSTINE me FPCE RENT—one BRICK HOU ns, gas, amd water; situated on fi street, te tween Ist “and in {aphol gtsect. om CER the © acres. IMER, hers. vi KRY DEMIKABLE DWELL Rent in é ic & | erm conveniencs: in good order. and will tw counnd low te al pe Needy i re ses. =p 2 teat hh st or et 4 WRIGHT, 317 M treet Inquire on the Sas *HOICE RESIDENCE FOR SALE. ‘The owner of the two det es corner of Bh str POR RENT—Handsomely FURNISHE . inclading large Parlor and Bedrown connecting. floor. at No. 374 4th street west, near E tnorth. Bath room im house. Locat RENT—« new He RENT—From and after theg ith it story BRICK HOUSE, masti “tron nine rooms. with a fine Inrge store, N Je Pennss lvania avenue. 0 . eet, CORNET « mnding view of river. be: ppb J.-M. JOHNSON. 475 M street corner. of mina whee at ever, i Also, Bi iLpine ors on Highlan® Block tor sale SOR SALE OR RENT—A new and very neat five HOU Inquire of OWNER. in corner house. eo 2! Im™ ith water, gas. closets. yard.in a desirable location; will be sold on long time. or very low for cash. Apply at No. 23% 221 and Mi strects, First War SEVERAL EXCELLENT kOoMs FUR Bexr. between Iz nod 2" ROOMS —Pour at No. Sy street. with BOA FURNISHE! JOR RENT—Twocomfortebly FUR ROOMS on Brat for. with mde ith Kitchen aud | ments. convenient to F strect fare and Cor terme moderates in advance, Box | Bow hotel. Inquire 316 Fs: on Lamedncd Sis tek ot oeth, Ot | ShOR RENT- SODAS kis See Ga. kacons, ‘noe 3” ind, Maorachuinetis avcanie, hres, sisrire awd (GUSH No. 305 Fy wivests wear L | barcment, sinh ‘rout ten osins, water ani aes hall. & itchen, nud bath room. "Rent t.” Key at Mr. Yeatman s rms, street pert iz eight good rooms. w term: reasonable. Estate A 365 sth street apply to 2. no 3 cat oo Wit west. between ce ¢ Chamber, second story, same 7 D street south, next to Provi the premises, SE S74 Dit furuace. Rew SM PXRKER, peat HOUSE RENT n . 227. between 7th and lath streets, 39 roumns, wah gus and water. SOR KRENT—Tw LUAB ete Short drive to (Will be divided t ‘on second Aloo: =” vance. No. 729 1 street, between and Ist west. property are ; JOR RENT—That very von ere | Deena Tatty known as Mount’ Pleasant pe late Win E hpon which there are extensive ‘street opp. Pprowements consists of ninety four acres. I) iy suited for & dairy and the caltivation sof M for and vegetables. - apply to Mrv, CAROLINE A, EMMERT, Samex BRICK HOUSE creed street Ielow Brilge Di the Caiton He fpr es counts For terms apply to DE BLAKE. National Lite Cpponite City Hell rok sate— TEN HOUSES. ora street cee completed; tromte; obey Furnishe nt, Ok RENT—An delightfully si acne #2 and oth street rohted. separate, tw AF. mile Cee? at 501 ith aire “hin table, Rpply on t 300 xecres oF THE NORTH ARLINGTON ESTATE oR SALE, BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED FOR SUBURBAN COUNTEY SEATS, comprising the finest views uf the ¢ ite surroundings. The best grape land.) >t this latitude or conutry. amd” very au Beare. and the conall fruits.” As any part of the United States ite sumeroue springs of pore, aif, onl Water. Located two miles above thegiquediiet | Tekdge crgetown. The new Georgetown aul Fairtex turnpike road runs throagh it. ao. Agricultural and ten min Departm=nt q 522 th strcet, wor Tre: per month, Inquire for many years = ad ae a phe several Fete Tee wel Ry paply ~d nh i pe VALL, Pemsylvania avenn: , 387 L strect. between 13th ami reets: has 9 and water, and is ALE—Two new REICK DW ELLUS al by “ait, OX; moar Gren ater ns i ny x Tees 2a Th serve ene perme ean Aooly to A. i Sitkiett a, street - ‘nos-tt ie ua ott Four T Furnished or Unturnisived, Rooms: i oTs! Bors?! 1M €10 TO $25 DOWN AND $5 TO $20 A MONTH, IN THE FIRST WARD, IN THE seCOND WARD, AND ON CAPITOL HILL, BEUTIFULLY LOCATED. room. sitchen. furnished with ng inrse and comfortable Rl i rarriage-honse, and ice-honse attached. ain stich a one at a very moderate rent. by ¥ state 7i : 3 Applyte JOSHUA WHITNEY & €O., wemies wae fit areets ee Pat 16 7th «t., between G and H. Feet T—¥IXTUR' . ke a Grocer, Store, with House of 4 rooms attached, I2th @ Platform Spring Won; 293 sth between Om | RENT The second and third STORIES FY Reding. eon, in one large = — = rs oe nt Aug. % Cornes Mi mroct aad Be sven RS: E—A small mee Use Deine street between a seh stent ing t rovtas sual sommarr ‘kitchens premiers have the care and market = 20; B10 cass Received from Boston— an Sian Ne LMACKEREL Se fost tas wi NEY. & co . Brokers, eu ee Bo, Lien ACKE: no 5-tf —s th wt. bet. Gand H ats. eye ON - te Fe, SAL Aes BL niipaes Lot tinest Io BZ: cat in MA > ‘25 bbls. Lan, SEREIxG. th side. b Bth 4 Mth streets. Lot is 45 Feet trent iy 18 ft de Sit an Seat ‘ailey oneast | Foe ing Sosa ate pee fot leo than ny ote” property uit he ‘same Equare ean be hon cfr Cuorce stock OP CARPETINGS. 7° Ieal Estate Broker. We hase just Tue yk EEE nod St Ith st.. bet. New York ave. and H sts. v ET, BRU sSEI Betta ¥. . = Spee 3 _ | and INGRA! AIH C a EATEST BARGAIN IN | fivus, andof! $2W cash reyuired, the re- it the ‘theres nue oe MATS. we Wvinetnace ral oxsevt. Solace the attention of purchasers tavenne ietoce and ee uur Lot tn hearth side of North 7 street be tween ind Nineteenth. Very A le N matt Eo tan al mw ata i 8. & aes nt Also, Lots on Twenty- fourth needa. s ii Sort! STARR aes ae melas | A 4 4