Evening Star Newspaper, September 23, 1870, Page 2

SSS reres eee ene —_—= Elsewhere tn to-da: per will be found the N= FALL AN : . EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the District CROSBY S. NOYES. WASHINGTON OITY: FRIDAY.... “eptember 23, 1970. “Reading Mztter on Every Page, ‘There is no truth in the statement in the Ne ¥ Vork Evening Post of last cvening, that Fish has explicitly instructed Mr. Was’: that he can do nothing whatever to mitigate the sufferings of the expelled G :tman: Mr. Washburne, under the instr ctions an Permission of the State Department, has o forded relief and mitigated the suiterings of Many thousands of Tmans expelled from Paris. The limit of his efforts im that direeti has been only the c: ty of physical eftort aad I lator. -se0-- We experience a grim satisfaction in know that New York city bas committed the in cretion of setting up a statue. Washington has long enough been the target of all the penny- whistle crities in regard to her “works of ars” — her equestrian statues with horses on four leg three legs, two legs, and one leg; her prodigies | in marbie, the bowling Columbas, the suirsiess Washington, the podgy Goddess of Liberty, and all the rest of them—now New York has gone ante the fine art and ‘‘statooary” business, and | is pretty certain to draw the fire of criticism from this devoted city to some extent. New York has raised.at much expense, statue to Lincoln in @ conspicuous position in Union Park, that is—from a Washington poiut ot view—most satisfactorily wretched. It gets abuse from every quarter. The Times calls it “<a frightful object” says it ia“ like the hideou, | night-mare which people have after supping on | roast pork and lobster salad,” and expresses its €agre freadiness to receive subscriptions “to- wards the expense of taking it down and sending it off to Chicago where works of art of this kind are thoroughly appreciated. The World says ‘it presents to the future of the city an ignominious view of a dispropor- tionately tall gentleman's back, arrayed in a singularly ill-fitting suit of store-clothes, but imperfectly draped by the lean and pinched drapery of a cloak which seems t> have been , modelled from a damp water-proof thrown over the arm of a chair.” The World does not | know precisely who should be held responsible for this abortive effort to honor a great officer | of the government, bat thinks it may be that the city authorities have been overtaken by this calamity in bronze “as innocently as they | were by its not unworthy precedent in brown stone which stil! defiantly rises amid the wreck of matter around the City H Apother paper says * It turns out tobe a painful and ridiculous failure. The features of Old Abe are decorated with a bronze beard, which is extremely unlike any os apparatus that the triends ot the Chet Magistrate remember to have ever seen him wear; and the expression upon the featares is that of idiotic amazement at the turn things have take, and the change that has come upon that portion of Broadway.” Now this is what we like. It is all right. Washington has stood this sort of thing for agood while. Everydog hashisday. Ihe whicligig ot time isworking. We are glad New York has got this statue. We respectfuliy invite public exe- ration upon it. We hope New York will put up more statues, and that other cities will put up statues. Punch once had a picture (dated on the anniversary of the battle of Waterloo) rep- | resenting the shade of Napoleon appearing be- fore the sculptor of the Hyde Park statue of Wellington—a great abortion—and Saying, with & diabolical grin of satisfaction, while pointing ‘Over bisshoulder to the statue: “For many years I have wept this day, but now I am avenged.” Washington has wept through years of indignity the infliction of the“ art treasures” of govern- ment, but now she is abont to be avenged. obo It is a hopeful sign of reform that high- minded public men are taking open ground against the bad practice of levying compulsory subscriptions from government clerks for polit- ical purposes. We see it stated that at a late meeting of the Pennsy:vania Association in this | city a resolution was proposed to censure Secre- | tary Cox for refusing to permit a forced assess- ment to be made on clerks under him for politi- eal purposes. A letter was read from the Sec- retary, giving leave to ask voluntary contribu tions under # pledge not to attempt in any manner to visit hostility on those who may fee)” unable to contribute, or who desire to use their funds otherwise. Secretary Cox then adds:—“I | sincerely believe the attempts mae this year to levy such assessments have already hurt the party many fold more than‘ the assessment, if collected, could help it.” } This action is equally creditable to Secretary Cox and disereditable to the parties who would dragoon him inte compelling clerks of scanty means to ~‘contribute” to an election fund the money that is hardly sufficient to provide bread and clothes for their families. Of the same commendable sert was the action of Represent. ative Lynch, of Maine. It appears that during the late contest in that State, and the most sharply contested field of which was Mr. Lynch's district, a number of the Maine clerks im the Departments voluntarily contributed to the Kepublican election fund in that district. ‘To one of these came a note from Mr. Lynch returning the remittance, and saying: “With your small salary and large family, I think you Ought not to be required to pay anything.” In this case the contributions were not enforced, but Mr. Lynch showed by his note an intelligent recognition of the fact that the salaries of gov- ernment clerks are not adequate to enable them to shoulder an electioneering fund. A strong argument against the demoralizing system of enforced subscriptions is found in the fact that m nine case out of ten but the smallest fraction of the money is applied to the parposes for which it is ostensibly collected. It goes usually to the use of a set of knaves, shygters, and strikers, who are mere excresences on the party to which they claim to belong. Olive Logan, having wares to sell, (in the literary market,) understands the value of keeping herself before the public as well as Helmbold or George Francis rain. Her latest effort in this direction is a twelve-page article in The Galazy for October, wherein she elabo- rately amplities the snap judgment she so thoughtfully made public through the daily press several weeks ago, that it doesn’t pay to visit the Yo Semite Valley! Of course it don't, in many cases. [at that depends very much more on the visitor than the place visited. A woman with a natural taste for upholstery, ribbons and chignons, and an expert in stage effecte, can undoubtedly get far more enjoyment with very much less trouble out of a walk on Broadway. Bat it isn’t so with everybody; and the mistake the Logan mukes is im supposing it is, and that she is the only per- son who has courage enough to tell the trath about it. The ride from Stockton to Chinese Camp is, it must be admitted, dusty and disagreeable beyond parallel, and that from the latter point to the Valley is, without question, rough and wearying to the last degree, particularly to a ‘person unused to out-door exercise; but not to forget these things in gazing on the sublime glories of the Valley once reached is much like @ mother holding s life grudge against a child om account of the pangs of travail. And Olive Wouldn't do that, we trust. $< -2ee-—___ Our telegrams to-day say that the Prussians bave possession of the high ground at Seeaux, south of Paris, by which their guns will com- mand the southern Portion of the city. The southern defences of Paris, extending from the left bank of the Marne, at Creteil, across the Seine to Versailles, are commanded by a light range of hills, one of which {s the heights at Sceaux. When the forts were built, ried can- non were unknown; and now, by some fataity, the Parisians have tailed to guard against the Prussians getting possession of these hills, from which the use of their long range guns is practi- cable. it remains to be seen whether the long range fire will make the capture of Paris practi. cable on that side, or whether, as in the case of Charleston, S. C., it will amount to anything more than an annoyance. Military men hold, however, that the possession of this point has a very important bearing upon the capture of Paris. advertisement inviting proposals for the paving ot M street, or that portion of tt, rather, lying between Vermont and New York avenues. It has beretefore been the hope of the Commission- «rs,we understand, that this work could be com- pleted yet this season, but so many delays have occurred trom causes beyond their control that tis now exceedingly doubtful whether this re- sult ¢ ed, on account of the near proach of winter and thé length of time neces- sary to put down the sewer.and to make the re- ment and eennections of water, iscwerpipes,ete. Nevertheless, it is the n to pasa both imtprove ments forward as Tapidiy as possible. seee. The war tn Missouri between the Mv larg republicans and the Schurz, Brown bolters grows more heated. Schorz has challenged Senater Drake to a political discussion, but Drake declines on the ground that his time is fully taken up with appointments to speak in | the interior of the State. By the way, the New York Trivume while pouring hot-shot into the belters in Missouri, recommends a belt from the regular nomiuation in O*Neilt’s distcict, Penn- sylvania, to save the district to the tari men. in Missouri the bolt has a slant in favor or free-trade, and therefore is an unpardonable atair with the Tribune. swee-- It scems that one-third of the entire number of children of school age in the city of Brook- tym, N.Y., are deprived of education throagh the want of school accommodation. We trust that our Coancil board, in reducing the school tax from 50 cents to 39, whereby the schools must be closed in tour months, does not think the example of Brooklyn a good one to follow. seee- — The population of Chicago in 1360 was 109, and by the present census is shown to be 297,500, exbibiting the extraordinary increase in ten years of 158,240, or more than 172 per cent. +20. Tue WEEKLY STAR for this woek . contains interesting particulars of the siege of Paris, oceupation of Kome, and other great events taking place in Europe; the latest Telegraphic News from all parts of the world; interesting Local Ne capital = entitle “How Hartley, Franck & Co. med . Brett Harte’s’ best sketch entitled Tie Task ee 1 oaring Camp”; Political news from ali quar. ters; Washington News and (Gossip; Editorials on current topics; Agricultural articles; valuable Household Receipts; Monetary and Commercial news; late Telegrams, &c. Terms: One dollar and a half per annum, in advance; single copies ive cents, neatly envel- oped for mai Ve pe em ii bewsia wSATUED ie wi * September 2ith, a 7% Doe s GRAND YEVEN- far SWEET Gr. 8 1.0.0.¥. $8 nected Bseting of the RW Aa GRAND be held MURROW Svfurday) BVENING Soucek tuil attendance is r quested a22t THOMAS W TBE REGOLAR vig et! Ate T ed uF La GTON SKA I em fhemembers of the TGC tion of ofmcers rite held a MONS ith, at S o'clock p.m. at the Board o! Trade Raonse, QF th and Penna. ave. H. CLAGET r. Presidont THOS. B. WAGGAMAN- Secretar: — em tr soot nn nt EPARTMENT OF | MET POLIT AM Blass secnes “ts ottes —Thy Utice of the Board, No. 45 Washington, D.C , Se hold its regular P. Headqna — on W EDNESD\Y, Oct ober oth, Is7V, al T. A. LAZENBY Sec'y. MASONIG—A Resumed Convocation of UA ARETE HA CHAPTER. No.3. wills sarumDyy EVENING, Sepicinber Ky temork Past Master at” Bt. at ASODS 1D ox os ling are fratercally invited. By orderofthe Me Bea P 7 cease SOnN EDWIN MASON TRUST WHAT TIME HAS SANCTIONED ‘The maxim that the ve ice of the people is the voice of the divinity, may in some cass, be open to doubt Seereta ¥ but the testimony of honest and enlighted witnesses extending through @ series of years, and all to the same purport is worthy of credence, admits of no question. Con such testimony the reputation of Hoatetter’s Stomach Bitters as an anti: dote and cure for many ailments is based. During the twenty years that it has been before the world innumeradle ions intended to compete with it. have zine Feckets.and come down the extingni<hed Meanwhile the progress of that incompar has been swist and steuly—always upward an onward like the cagie’s flight, Its intro duction produced a revolution in therapeutics, and it d to be one of those salutary revolu tions that cannot g* backwards. Today, Hos tetter's Bitters is one of the most poputar reme dies in Christendom, and commands a larger «ate than any other medical preparation, domestic or imported, on this side ef the Atlantic. As a cure for dy+pepsia, bilions disorders, nervous af fections, general debility, and as a preventive oi epidemfe fevers, it takes precedence of every othar remedy. This fact should teach the ambitious country dealers who endeavor to foist their local abortions on the public in its stead, how futile their small attempts to cajole the community must nec sarily be. Where the game fish have failed the no chance for the “suckers.” sel9-cottew NOTICE—All persons indebted to me are re- — tocall and settle their accounts at " aa S.W. BOGAN, M.D. (em MINERAL WATERS, 1s FRENCH GLASS SiP HONS, SOLD aT MILBURN’S DRUG STORE, 631 LéTu Street, oprositg Tazasvry, PULAR SODA, KISSINGEN, VICHY, SELT- ZER, BABATOGA, BEDFORD AND BLUB LICK WATERS, ON DBAUGHT ALL THE YEAR. sc6-tr Negi G@ MEN'S CARISTIAN ASSOCIA- TION, corner 9th and D streets, open from 9 Tm. ti a . Monthly L of each month, Dariy Prayer Meetine Open-air Service, cor. 7th st. and Pa. av.,8 p.m. Library and Keating Kooms. 5.000 vola ytree to all in rooms. To members taking books home, $1. All persona welcome to the Itocms. _ 805 tt ‘THE ATTENTION OF PARENTS, Teach- aud Dealers is invited to my new store, rth street, between E and L doors above my old stand. oo ge nave ally | large stock of ‘Schnol Books aed Stations ng the most complete assortment iu the District. which I am eelling at the lowest prices, be leeale and retail. “eel im” RICHARD ROBERTS. ‘ary Meetone, third Monday evening at 12 15 and 6 p.m. rests. seven UEL HALL, Mrs. BURL'S BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for Young L Ladies and Misses, List sedi lw "PO THE LADIES 1. PHP Ly Dresser; having removed hie Hair Bore a0s sth street. offers great ‘gains to purchasers. All quleson Nand aud made to order with tadies’ diet own > EMOVAL. becriber. imtendi: —s FLaST i Teta 7 to NEW STORE, offerss 6 lot of E AND MEDIUM BUTTER, from 25 = wards. CELAERE wanted for a Brat sian eroce ARK. se 23:3t" Corner loth aad Estes, Fisseeies., FF 39,900. Ibs., best auality ‘Sein NETTING, small bots apd economic: 30, 200. SEINE CORKS, single and double, with re. 3, WHALE WARPS. th Bog En On Albemarle Sound te batts oe “Elica or pecimen fia [TWINE 00.. eB lw 3 Commercial st.. Boston. oY ee GREAT BALTIMORE FIRE-PLACE TOP FEEDING, ALL FIBST CLASS STOVE HOUSES IN WASH- NEw STEAMBOAT LINE The «plendid Steamer PR PROMETHEUS, Captain zr. YTHER HEATER, “ THE DIAMOND.” With all the Latest Improvements, a FOR SALE BY INGTON, ALEXANDBIA, AND epee GEORGETOWN. i ET WEE: BOSTON, ALEXANDRIA WASHINGTON, AND GBORGETOWN. ee ent aaa: Seams on direet “Making the pai }y Will leave on RILEY & 4 95 497 Weegee Patil town, D.O, RIDGE & 0 ‘Aloxangsha, Va, WINTER GOODS. Just received, a fall assortment of the latest styles CLOTHS, Cas IMERES, AND Vv eSTINGS h atso, COATINGS FOR BULINESS 08 OF FICE SULTS, Together with a full line of OVERCOATINGS Which will be made to orler in the mo: andfachtonablemanner. | |" *" most superior A full assortment of ( kept constantly on band. mois Furnishing B. H. DUVALL, Merchant Tailor, SYLVANIA AVENUE, etwee's 4s and th sts, OTICE TO CONTBAOTOES, PAVING OF M STREET, WASHINGTON, De. Neo. 459 PE signed, ap porn! si wis peter ema one ay Pag st, M street XN s Fill receive prop. sale. until the dru DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT, for the paving between Vermont and gf that partiot said strce New York avenues ¢neariy one mile in lengthy) with ie of the following pat- Fydla ie Minixe Stow's, Wye Brockteniss’s, and Rosny Finns and profites ie work will bi qxhibited te permone roposing to bid. and they wi! be snpptiod with all the information in the Commtssl e session as to quantiti : bat contractors must Ba isly. themselves an io ail the ints © onected with the proposed work, as the ners will,in no way whatevory be bound formation Fo afforded. SPPCTPICATION Tho roadway of the street must be graded by the contractor 80 &8 to conform to the sub-grade on the profiles and tections, waich will be generally et Inches below the bottom of the pavement, All paving and other stones must be taken up by the contractor and removed to suc! sty € eadeper gts mas direct. required, the materfal excavated must be ‘t sited by the contractor where dirceted by the Co ‘onal s~ sioners. Where embankments are required. the same aust be Somposed of earth, entirely free from lcam or vegetable matter, ad the earth shall be de. posited in the embankments in layers not exe seeding four inces in thickness. each lager to be thorous™Iy rammed or rolled with a heavy roller. Upon the sud grade shall laid a bed of clean gravel and at least six inchesin depth. On the Yop of the saud will be" laid. the wooden pavement, which must conform ia every respect to the descrip. tion and specification «f its patentee now on file in the Patent. Office at Washington. Before putting the pavement down, each block and piece of fiaibor used in its bene geese must be thoroughly im- mersed it t coal tar, and the surface must ter- wards treated ‘with the usual costing of coal tar, will be required to stato in their proposals the price per aqare yard for putting down the pave ment which price must cover all preliminary and preparatory work, and include everything n ry to take the street in the condition in which it may. be found when the work is commenced. and leave it acompictely paved and first clas thoroughfare in Crery resprets i nch times and at ‘The work niust be comme: snch places as the Commi may direct, aud must be fally completa to their entire satisfaction without unnecessary delay, and with the possi ble obstruction to travel or incenvenience to resi dents on the line of the work e Commirsioners reser or all bide received under thi For frther information | tities, &e . and Inspec: the City Hal Bids must be sealed and feet ery. Mayor and President of the Bi analcl te Tk, apd endorsed, “Proposals for shed oie Becumpatin by the written gu rantes ot atleast two rerpiosihie teal property Woldere in the District of Colwawin the contrac ward d.will be undertaken and carrie! out with strict and faithful observance ofall its terme. ‘The proposals received hereunder will be opened publicly at the place an ene shore eames = ~ Mayor. commis: CHEER if ‘commissioner of Pablic Buildiags, WILLIAM Sic ANE « the right to reject aay Savacisenent. se23-20t. {Bep | Novice To CONTRACTORS, Office of Superintendent ant Inspector af Sewers, Carriateways and Footwaye, Ory Hall, Washington, D.C, 24 Sept_ 1870, Sealed FA ng will be received at the Mayor 4. 2m, TURSDAY Ge tenes: Ofice unt 1 October, for the construct dred feet of mi atroet north, {ruin Twellth street w et with the sewer in Four teenth street west, and in Thirteenth street weat from the south side ot jaesachusetts avenue and ti connect with the L street sewer: also, for about 0 bundre’ and poy feet of eighteen inch sewer: ith the trape, four man oles, three traps, rie ite each house, lot, or subdivisi- swer in 1Sth street. we nvenne to tos street north, f¢ instde dim for to cou ircular in form, 2 feet . walle nine inches thick; the sewers a tbe main vow with the traps will be é » taches thick “lb or to raject any or all bids shou'd it, be deemed the iutercer of the cor poreLon. Specifications can be seen at the office of the Superintendent and Inspector. meet the approval fi by the Mayor and before ite acceptan meot Wh. roRsytH. s23-e0 | Rep.) Supt. aud Inspector, &c.. &., dc. Notee TO CONTRACTORS. le of Superintendent and insrector ‘Setwers,Car- bee? Footways, ant ; toa The work must 5 Kage D.C Sealed Proposals will be received 701 Offt c antil}2m, TUBSUAY, ‘kof Geu her = ‘the construction of about four hundred a of Bewer. “eighteen inches inside diameter, nine inches thick,” in K street north, from the west a the fifteen foot alley Tanning through the cast 815, and toconnect with the sewer in ith one drop and one manhol. ate the price per lincal foot for the ch, which shall include bg sewere, per trap and drop civerekvatane and seni od making gsi all "a Sich may he de eo romect a tis renere ect any or Midershonld it bedeemed to the interest af the can orati For further information apply et the office of the Superintendent and Inspector, where the specifica tions can be seen. The work must meet thi ci of ail the Commission before any partof tw “ye zieo ‘{Rep.} Supt. and Topraie ac BAssevrrey voice To aM the creditors of Guar'es F. Perrie wia may have prove tieir rains — are hereby netified to appear ——- the Sa- he District of Col bis ree! in 7th d 0 2 w canse Why @ ape mmrae rma scapes Be order of OSM srabal of D. Oras Meas Test: -B. J) MEIGS, Clerk seo nthe 234 day of Decent ‘an improvement in Looms: ‘red that the testimony in the case be closed on the 224 day of November next; that the time for filing arguments and the Examiner's report be limited to oa day of December next, and that said petition be beard on the 7th day of De cember next. Any person may oppose thi SAMUEL t oF FISHER, eI Commissioner of Patents. ED STATES PATENT. OFFICE, UNE September a1, 1570 the petition of ANDRE HALL, of Fal- Maine, praying for the extension ofa tent ted to him on the 23d day em! Fn Teinsded on the ath aay of aly isle tor wement in Mowing Mac! “ith ordered that the testimony ta the case be closed on the 22d day of November next; that tl {ime for filing arguments and the Examiner rope 24 day of December next, and petition be heard on the7th day of Decem- WANTS. Ww ANTED—A respectable middle-age WHITE WOMAN to do general housework. 1313 Rhode san aves ath FOR SALE AND RENT. FOR SALE AND RENT. BUSINESS CHANC 0 LET—Pleasant FU FOB BENT—a vInino and KITCHEN, OR BALE—A th tee years’ LEASE, wth: tun monicating OT separi $0 ¢ resmoneible nt aieet coderstand wait? F restaprant FIX. U®&50t tous 412 ie. y a No. 927 street, near W:h ee ing on Address * % 'T.B.” Star Office. Sf 8 great Dareni = felt 7 ‘sat pReain ~ ~ ASTE ae ani iron wa rroam BRICK HOI SE —— © YOU WAN © font Ww atelier No. 304 Ist street east, Cap- sid. No 612 Sch «.. betwen | [OR RENT—A BRIGK HOUSE Sih cleht pe 1 investment, et os ‘© Hot ja). in advance. Inqaire next pees Fs eae Rated, pes _ Peed i prewits punee OR FOUR CENPIEMEN CAN — Tua, SieWaxts Doors an me wlan rast az EOUMS at =06 Late bet. Strand Ste sedh-7T™ situated on Bt street, betwoed fae cshy We . ted & weiveott | Fo teat i containing 7 rooms ) feire st JAMES GRE! ory BRICK o K “ent L. dour t WASTED Drs young aim = Peep corner ot 20th ai 023 or? containing #ix hons. sew. geke ‘are ot ot ekildsen” 0 Ate ‘adress Ww; TED— 35,000 for three year?or leas; will AS FED 75000 a oan aa ty faant. éddrews, rms, A. B. with va} STED—0o teber Ist, by a g ‘one A, mee a any one tvérybody to. kn 1 Pictures taken cents ¢F over may draw a valuabl CuTTAGE $23 Iétn street. near T. _te 23 3t* equares north of White House Wnt ED — UNFURNISHED HOUSES TO REN T—Woe have on our books orders for over twenty UNFURNISHED HuUsBs, well located ‘arying in price from #25 to $2.0 per month. Prop ‘at the erty-cwners having such Houses cau secure go. tenants by sepitcaticn to HAVENBER & CO., brokers, Lonisi ina avenus, se 28-1w ‘Third door east of 7th etrest. Vv ANTED—4 DBUG CLERK. two or three Fears experience, Apply corner Mth and L streets Et TED—A good COOK, WASHER ani TON in a smal! family. Address os — Wkien=a GooD LACK EE EES. ome be weil recommended. y at corner New Ser toy av and Late during thenext > jays. ae2? St” ANTED—A white GIBL to, cook. wash nd iron for a Jemily. Inquire at J — GREEN'S, ries of sri aad Samson fag tween P aud Q al ANTED A First diay DRESS MAR ER ono that understs ds Cutting and Running a Ma chine. “Inquire at eq street. Island. of STERN cbetween tbe hheurdofa sea Goeee aes ANTED—One banded MEN t ae Oysters Apply t JOHN D, WAULA 3, 1080, cor. = and Usts. Norther The best of aa en sezz In wast in GTRL for housework eucraliys The highest waz Ta given. se22 2t™ No. 61%, 9th st., opp. Patent Office. Waatenia modern style BRICK of 8 Korma. itoated between Sth and 20th str d Mass. avenues. Stat improvement ANTED TO RENT—A modern built HOUSE ina short distance of Center Market, to contain ftom Sto 10 Rooms. Rent $00 or $65. 55a month wit pay in advance if desired. Address a cs WktEDSS IMMEDIATE PURCHASER. T will sell at once, at a GREAT SAORIFICE, {he whole contentsof DEL G3, CHEMICAUS. SODA FOUNTAIN, FIXTURE of that most ELI CYBEY Stuated PREG. aTouE, Corner of 7th F street, No. GOL. ane {LLOYD & co.. Waste D TO Bk nen ne = with about ight rooms, convenient to the cars.with mod- ern improvements, of a party who will take in pay- ment of rent for the first. three to six months, a pol- icy in Life Insurance. issued by one of ths best com panies in existence. ‘Tea per cent. discoual Ayidters INSURANCE, Postoffice, box Waehingtor tg the ralue of 25 FS ALE OB BENT_¥FO tworstory, six room. DWEL ee Pare ip all the roome apa ako: $13,000 % 4-0 Possession Ist ~ *-0t —N. BE. cor. New York a 2F st NW : wobstt iKeputhtesn | von TEE =e BEIGE HOGS of eizh 2. containing | BOR pieEs -A DRUG STORE. STOCK ne mile from th. i ace Depot F nitunted «Bde etweet oth and 10th stg-et,. tn geese 2 Brauch of the Beaud @ ek La xt » Bor terme apysy to 1 mf Srcet Bortiowact » Grocerer, No.013L | Shoining Wwilatilie apa ahs farm of Jas. B. ts pease a Esq.,and six miles by geod road to Center Market. Fo, PST. A irst-class, Th mente consiat oe Dwelling’ Hoase with TA. where the bi stabling, ice bous taal ynee, aL: ceducted for (wale Or thirts-nyeare, Pixtevcs essary ontbuildiny fine orchard of | 5.5 Sm ote. Apply at No. 401, corner ith and Hate | 1 o consisting of apples. . pears. cher. rite The ir ween 4 ee ‘se23 St” ries, &c . and a variety of small frai end grapes in he Nati mal OR RENT—A three story HRIOR Hotsm win | MOERTEC® TORRE ere. rope Gantt pres goad | Toguive at the olin of the en ot or ae F W rooms and all the modern improvements, » Py As ared on Maryland avenue. near Dth st. Thou ly repaired. and in good ¢ order. ERTON., office of 7th and D ste. POR Ba. 8 great bareain sumediate purchases. or Premises. + ANDSOMELY FU AMISHED Rooms WENT oat 1M17G esr the. Departumenta, | Srincipal bs the three lives Fe S4L8 Fixe BLOOD. ED for Fal pairs: also. Single and Saddle Iturece Sp .the commer of 6th and © streets, in reer Metropotitan Hort 3. B. SUSSELL. nud in HE PAST —Por wnio ats Apply to J. M.CAP. Lote! eens Senge HE FING PR SED BRICK ‘cars. MESSAGE FRO! further information apply at 709 121 between G and H st waist : KEATEST BARGAIN IN THE DIS sai TRIC HOUSE, No E Ducts ton Piacs, Ist st 8. E. gang, Folens OC near the Capitol. House afioat new 10 roome ea: Fe. BENT—BRICK HOU ‘doit ach SH RORTCDE fae at F-} ES modern improvements. 1D feet ‘deep. Ter treet. between K aud IL, containing nine a FRERMANS JOURNAL for the see st 2s easy— nethird cash. App y on the premises. or at | and bath room. Inquire of JAMES W. BA * | 3819." in utheg Boom 4 nies set be | M06 H etree eek room of Fi fie EVENING wail, whore t's ime POR RENT: pd copremient Two. |. YOR SALE Ro may be STORY ¢: a Hel ties 0. 51S KF well Located and a improved. Ses on SAUE-e8;900 OONT HAND tae New Jerscy ayenue between E ne, Fatreet .W., | No. 280,311, 539, and FS Ei in large of emall guant: two.rqnares from Railroad depot and street cara Water and gas; howss in condition, To agoxd 1 tenant rent will be low. Rey next cm rth. “for ; 6 ell a A gentleman about raring the city will Wrocm FRAME HOUS. ha URNISHED PABLORS AND BEDROOMS PERSONAL. parlors, front and = Iewny for rent. with of without board. at No. 313 Pa sabwalinhaaades trees Rut, 3) By Bre o eered oe ne Leona ny Sooard for gre pert “4 DAME BOIVIN. LATE CHIEF | "IDwIre wer. She property #s tm the heart of the er'y, con- ‘able boards 4 per work F cask Pe Lay a ity Lying in 7 ite! Pa Sgpinny tena caer eit cat ne oleae “The OR RENT_One three siory BRICK Hot By t - ebenrwotia ound near ‘Address bs situated on Latreet. between Isth and ter from what cae grad will ‘Ting nearly the price. Address ox 1 12, Inguireat EMOBY BAXTEES, 1920 Pennsyiv peomene Bevan wa eater “AND ROOD a ‘ HO: SHING TO DUPLICATE A briween Sand Beira i benentel bea OR RENT—The wie, roomy HOUSE, No. ¢s7 cuaht trom Onin Butta, ot gam lution zeod tenant. "Inquire at 1° Pe arenne, over Mohun & Restore bookstore: | tiem Teanaeting The Keno Br ‘s “ — a = ¢ | town, will ca ramette {OR RENT_Nic Sear eae HOUSE. area large rome. wide wPiRN TK T TarLon Bank jeer ty GILES F DiER e i Latrobe stov. Ou ai ket andcarss@ 0. TH m8. Wc ast oven Ds BELDIN S FEVER AND act eaeoe 7th at., opposite SOR SALE, OM LONG TINTS BeLE G. Washingun « ani = OP Fo sae situated op Onpitol Hill eet a Drageiet, Uecton ad at Ridgely ©. Piret OR RENT—A three sory FRAME HOUSE on | and lub streetecest and Band O streets worth dt | Kure nues we ‘Quinine or poisons.’ Bie tenet anon tachusetts avenue, bet t thded in Lote of SO fect tr mood 5 Terms. 8% cash: bal- 30 cents a box * * ghd North, Capitol street ance in monthly from, 94 to 35 per zw ae Apply at 429 oth 3 month. 1 pineal 308. ae SR EULEY. Beal ey ey SL Agent, No. 1B. W., between I and pny hy a Eo RENT—HOUSE with four rooms. sand cells javing enlarced his facilit “ Triad Me tireet, betwen 30” and 1 atrnots = mmanmaereattoccamel 5 eit hits that they will find sland. ) per mont! wo P “ .LE—A three-stor on lth street rivec srareae Kirke. cod omen -_ we22 ——. paptipinnatigt eer ‘ , hwo COMMUNE ATING ROOMS—One south t—either furnished or unfurnished,on New Daren: MOODEY'S AUDOMIN aL BW. NMAN, No.9 inteitigencer Building. eo aptuended by ane, at York avenues beteeen S06 aad Dk ee aay . Serra: ok res at thisoftice wet OR KENT —The “33 =< ART, BUILDING, BAU ALS Cok SET FACTORY, 40% “th » SOR SALE—A ve iit BRICK ‘corner of Gay and Wal 3 TEE atic eens Palit BRICK | tee Ravine Chteena onde: e Bonae will be + | JMPORTANT — MA it, with or without pom at from to $2) cach. "Fanilice can be rupplind with board in the building at their pleasu Friend amd Dor: with bath- room, Beni cfes insured when all others fal stoves. Lot 28xi be igh collings. and Latrobe es. ahrub cab No to ay The house is eligibly | with worthless medicines. No. 40 o strest near bery ae. Alno. sete BU MepiNg LOT pear sioatad of bh run ‘within two hundred yarte | the Dept 2m" = = nnd of the rail a cars. ‘or terms. * of o aan Ke at A halume OFFICE iin on pre JAMES Ls vkvis ‘a M , 2s yin <2 Mow Fock, Drstempwistes 8t loc: mein the city; large nko atass win or Ad one erner © re suitable for Toturance aL Estate orf auS-tf Grorgeiown ieee Bete, comer of sie te any cftico business $25 permonth. Farni OR RENT. n ture for sale cheap. 72. "Address Post = Box three-story lg ta ee LAbrES Jac KET TRIMMING. (aim ore.) ready Pinked. and Finkiug in al Ww? wes firat-clany MILUINERS, also. 8 Grat awed — SSMAKER at corner Li ana avenue and 6t se21 Wasten— 7 CK HOUSE rooms, ae aoere im, located. y No: 643 Louisi: se21 St a A Gk YESIRES A PLEASANT FRO. aT Hoos with board niet family for himself and wif Gctobsris kal ress H.B., Washington, D.C. stating terms a loca so2l Aree yee A GIRL to do general housework » as had experience and can come well preferred. Apply at 3 New Jersey avenue northwest, ‘emke TED. wang aiel rate farnlly as Seats ess. Can cut, fit. and see n the Wheeler & iy ison machine.’ Pease dress, for one week, +» Washington, ed “No. 643 Louisiana cetera se21 st Third doer from Seventh street. ws NTED-NEW = ASE EF LoTHing, WATCHES, DLA VOLVERS, &c.. &c., for wb cash will be p H.K. FULTON 'S Loan 3 between 12th and 13th sts. V ANTED—Pyery Bab: of my INDIA KU: then keen t ae BRICK HOUSE coi aid no ted, with ——. serprovcmcats HAVENNER & CO., town to cry for one BER. BIB AESONS, os neck eat breast al M PRINCI y furnish: Ca E a AND VISITORS CALL AND SEE HITE SHIRTS for Lot dollar each at PRL 'S Lean Office Sales Boom, 1006 a enue, ANTED Persons breaking ug hoasekoeping or romeving frem thecitr ts hey dispose of thelr FURNITURE withont the tronble gr expense of Ww TED—A GIRL to do = housework for # — Loma of adalte. Must come well recom- . fine yard, = n ‘on New Jersey avent ber pakcha Jesu 4 TH! UREK PORNISHED Rooms wht ag tween F and @. & sonwson, short notice by WM PRINCE foo8 Fat stain" single or * wees 1 St" jem-t nae eae e 0 BL a To Apr peat oe Frais SOR. REN T_Restly furnished single =p Fos | RENT—The UP! iy, uy Sheep DRY GOODS ana Th buil 935 Peni rauia 8 between Sth = - a KF ROOM: 9 Gih street, between ao Saiiding eri nen Seen = YOURSELF REO ONSTRUCT can be d c NT—Three orfour large and convenient ROOMS, farnished for h muse keeping, 10 a ten ant without children. Apply at No. north, between 4th and 5th streets se2t OR RENT HOUSE for rent and BITURBE forsale. House No. 61 surance lodge oF neat imoaly BY to WM. BY moet &0'Teole,) Pa. — Even ei ge ei" fine Soomrst ane . Separate rooms for ia Bo" Omice open day aud niche Pew estat. MED THOMPSON, N artof FUR fh street. detween F and G;containing 1S rosmeand al moders | apis-tt roti ea dere erent ee Sipravene nese improvements. ures on saan { ap RRS ew in from three to «ix days. (OB SALE OK RENT— first — a Pte LADE birt F neat sud very comventent | HocsE of 7 rooms on de" 1 0. 000, Rey » ‘Ewes ood Siew M, street, between 1th streets: No — saan on RECS RGRES momped on coud Maslin for 153 EF a PING} LEEVES ioe Fo. RENT—Several Small HOUSES, 7 ROOMS each,on K street ACRES OF OF LAND tn tm ae ee og obine cdidge Hail SPECI Nore na fren Fick aniegd te a Oe ea oi RBC AN DIE. = and fre ee he last twelve mouths, will take notic one £ DARNEILLE, canter it 1 se2}-1Ww Estate Agents S| attra ee eal OK RENT—Four ie omm ini 1006 Pennsyivanin a: ROOMS finely adapted for honse kee; —. ‘Office and Sales andtf and gas: $20 per peuth; ‘and October at, voROKS. of five large KOOMS, large parlor, di BSOLT" TH Dre orcws foray ob obtained ip N.¥ork, chambers and ite B.S per month, Apply on | = = — Indiana, Lilinois, and other States, for persons fram Pace rap street, or at 7th st pn ah e WooD AN D COAL. any — or © we legal Brag: be wrote desertion, port, ete cient eau: mo hares until divorce obtained. Advice ree. Business established fiftosn years, Aires, M_ HOUSE, Attorney, No. 78 Nassau streot, nee enness, ublicity; no UK KENT—A two story and attic BRICK HO! ma 1 Dicasantiy located. es Marker | ({O4L! COAL’ COAL getown; 6 water sod . a rou stable’ and paved wed lle fo the rear | uid ak cise ar oon aft the various | Terkeity " 2712 ten! Bene Dente coats ee IN WEEZER, miners for cash, “I will self i at a small advancebon OUTE AND © HONIG DI DISEASE of « private Butter Dealer, Centre Market, or corer or Fred tagureeedly and radical cur! tye the erick and 3d streete, Georgetown. caiangaiaree tot ot the celebrated BALTIMORE | ase of bainum on gr mercart, by PE » the weil A 4 COMP. 3B CUA known an * for such tan eeonel = H.OLAY STEWART, speciality in the city” Upw Ot ja sack ‘An eleven-room three-ste story BRICK HOUSE. all | _set9-tf Offco corner H and 12h strevis, | practi tapgting puch can es der pvements anch as range, farnees. bat = Toon, water clorets Coal vaulte; Kes House ie brated ‘OOD AND COAL. PEEP, Sarg all cases wekthout fal. Roome ih hotatr shroughout, Front yariterraced Price nth street, ahove Pean. avenue 3 8 nce in monthly instalments nace - Le hotwe fe two blocke trem the Capleol | Boat Bed and White Ash ANTHRACITE in SUSTE, PAYS, FALE PRIORS Fes ‘One two story and basement BRICK ie SE of | Coat. gro jesale and retail; OUMBERLAND cuatiing eo” her — = RLY eight rocms, ball, eas, water, bath. water closets. | COAL: lump and rus etme Chor LOTH OTS, coal vault, &c. Price $4,000; $50 cash, balance oe Hepa At 4S a street BD nay, 6g montht PINE. QAK and HICKORY WOOD at lowen | D sito. betwomn f a aete. Rice Sy ae Que two-story BRICK HOUSE of eight rooms, | pices. end for cash only~ Promptly attended to. 1 ity waters, bath, water closet, ey Price S40 oi ADLES SUFFER! EGULARIT nv de ‘One two. story ack Be seven rooms, JAMES GLEASON, i SE of b 3] ae ae oem agleint “4 roles te tute orn, Price $300); $0) cash. balance fee corner bth et and Penna. cident estabiioht milan tr sch wpcilty Stee city. Those t can vente, gat watery Re. mont One two-story BRICK HOUSE of cieht rooms ite Treasury Department. ing ended. at the Aj f the Bi: oe yo Machine, SE2 Sth street nent Penne ane medern improvements. Price $2; §90cagh, bal: | SUl0-tt {Repl Depot nod Yar st what ay G allcosee, Boome 414 Tout a rhe aad GENTS WANTED—The NATIONAL OAPI | snce€W0 ber month CK HOUSE of cight : fea-tt AS BiB LHSURADCR OOMPAMT. 2407 | OPe a cierenncen Price Shot: Oe: STOVES, FURNACES, , &e. D" MOTT S FRENOH POWDERS, CANTA/® witlyglve Rat Tail 'the abe houses are conveniently located,and Wruw. s, caused "By tndiocretion. Gy omar: Giest, : above = ory ington nad Georgetown: APy ty at ths ofice, “Apply to DYER & DAVISON, take pl-atate te icra ier, the public that ssoalcae » Syphilis, in all ite forms, hron.} “ Estate Agente and Brokers, ru 4 ig’ ‘Balsam ( ANTED—All those who value their sight to | | Northeast corner of Seventh street and Lonscane srovas con on ene eee ave tien Boldin Wathington, 2 Gaby sou coven. we fhe best » ONE DOLLAR APEC. } sven St_ } be as low as any hou: a ay os i! sigh we a ~<a TACLE To ‘the try le accurately suited te the Ty EALE Valuable SENECA STONE Pro- we name in part the following standard ays-iy* Ue tfect and Pen RA potter | nodGkS: wat lta HOUSE Eaten PM | SSCS, eae mnometere of all Eh . jell eee EN Ranees. SDE Ae. ; ANTED—PARTIES HAVING HOUSEHOLD a ar OR RENT three x bo and other patterns o ood by val CCDS, 2 dispose of can save money and time F HOUSE with aitic. stable and oe aes pe sk eet Bore | H. & Fast. L. WASHINGTON y by galing at 08 408 Mth street, next to J. 0. McGuire bailding: on row Bridge and Gay streets, | cugranteed to give aatisfaction at the vid stand of FANT, WASHINGTON & ©O., ‘B. BUCHLY, own, Apply No. 30 Ist st eB) 6t* Y, THOMAS & CU. NKER aeeerere ees OB SALE—One FEAME nouee arly new, | Selim" 7th street. between Gand H streets. | goccessone ta Revere ©o. V /ANTEDOOLTS EVULVERS—ANl the F Do. 719 G street, Island, within half a syaare —— ‘ nee. 625 PENNSYLVANIA ay ence’ near Arie inet. at HEMPLER'S Optician Store, eA a cassis beticuaa alsa Ga, Groves: STOVES!! STOVES!!! | , Bective deposits and loan money to depomtscs at ive Li on street, ween m faces collectionson all points in the eo Sene States LOST AND FOUND. STRAYED OR STOLEN—A dark red COW, vory short horns, about six y old, Das ham breed; very be: wy with cat, Alb ral reward will be prid for the return of said c: to 920 2th street. next First Ward station be use. se23-2t" OST—On the lth instant, a red COW, with [4 horns; oue dry teat. ‘The finder will be Uberally rewarded by leaving her at 7th street roed. near Howard's. eeni's* J. COLUAY. CANE TO MY PREMIBES, Sept 2st, ared a1 iu white COW. The owner will ‘please ‘call gi ode H street: between dth afi 10th strests, Eas Island, prove property, pay charges and take: hens A. PANNELL. _BOARDING. ao ree gs) 208 D STREET, ieconnfngell id 13th streets, will accommodate BOARDERS at at $3.40 for Table I Board, and, cy with Lodgings OARDING—One Pleasant we a Room with BUARD $45 per x month for two Single room $25; ork Et Ho. 57th street, bet. L and M north. PLEASANT FURNISHED BOOMS at — rates, 405 Eleventh street, above shar sa ber be! LASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT TaY ro mar orgs i 1 eR, FF FRouT boom OMB tobe had on reasonable terms, sex3-f3t Commissioner of Patents. Gone Vocation and soveasibi. mba-ly ED STATES PATENT OFFICE, U™e: [™=. PIERRE ‘On the petition ot e PA dence, Thode Istand fs ordered that the testimony in the Hele dere ha ih of November ext: ‘ras time for Bling argumen ase ts And the Wxaniner's re. port be ‘of December said petition be heard ‘on the Tth day ai December next. Any person may oppose this SAMUEL ait See SHER, 023-£3t Commisa SOOK'S EXPRESS fe fad del Beret to. sna \- oniteee calles ers Fg to coe becked oo ag via Or: “y Ale 0 arerk " ace’ pas — tly att led te “ht eegere erupt are metel ith care rug ao ‘cor. Mi avenue and oth street—W. ranch office, N. 306 9th street, ave. Bratch Gings.coe King and St. Asaph’s stroeis, Alexandria, V: sez if Es. copartnerabi) ex! (erste PT ORINDER & WOODWARD. hag been dissolved by mutual con- Persons indebted to beckoned —_ for eee leaee C coun: hb jittle ia} will pve we. Ett her party is authorized to receive acccent fue the late fi ‘GHINDER & WOOPWARD. FeTsstinaE 108 1833. Ri dap neta ooace anes DEALEI 310 Pee ERIAGES ESS ard A tao AKEN AT we Uueshalt cashe Ry Oileloths. tinge, Wisdew Shades, T Towels, Hair ad'shuck Mattresses, F as, geld tecS0 305 Mth st, next to Penna. aveo 18 No. ee Sore Wh Sc SEtt: LACES DONE UP AND MENDED. _ sel Im™ CUBTAINS 61 A PAIB. [8= Cecrseatep MUBRAY @ LANMAN’S FLORIDA WATER. ‘The most lasting, agrecablo, and refreshing of al perfumes, for use on the Handkerchief, at the Toi- let, and in the Bath. For sale by all Droggists and Perfumers. se9-m.w fly Owe ‘TO OUR LARGE INCREASE IN BUSINESS, $|" ‘We have reduced our interest to ONE-HALF THE USUAL BATEs, ROBERT FULTON « Co., MEBOHANT PAWNBROKERS, 314 Nintn Street, Between D street and Penna. avenue, Have made extensive arranguments for LOANING MONEY Gold = Silver Watchor. Dismands, Bilverware, is F Clothing. Dry Goods &e. « tien with any other establish wn Bie copnectie! a ae Cne LOT on L street, between 454 and ote, Eelam ah which will bebold ata bargain, - oe At wood and coal offic Negouate railroad, municipal loans, » and mort Boy and sell vernment sccurition ond other stocks, bonds an: sold on commission. Pay the ee20-6¢ ‘Corner ist and D sts! highest price for city r, 5 5 is’ te a ORC bo tan’ sold on FE BENT Teo FORNTSHED ssa ATTENTION, HOUSEKEEPERS at mnicae ci eat hance Dong bold e especially invite acconnts of merchant business men. Sight drafts furnished without charge. We issue certificates of it stipulating the rate of interest, and payable on 4 mand. el om Foe, KENT—On Mary avenue, betwaen and lith streets, No. 1007, four-story Buick HOUSE, 10 room: Apply corner lth and E streets, N. wr No se19-e03t" $1,400 Wik Box ATWo-stORY reame HOUSE of six rooms, with lot 13 feet Sinches front by Wo test deepeone catiare north of Pennsylvania avenue; water and gas in atrect wement laid. Terms easy and title perfect Call and examine the merits of the oe. 000. CELEBRATED AMERICAN COOKING STOVE, JB BBIAN, Pres J. A. RUBE, Tress WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK, Corner of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue, PAYS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. urther particulars apply on the premises, No. 2331 im for 1870, oy ‘3 eet ao Soe ence: al and 2ith, oppanion Hie erosen . nba ENING frvan 630 to er FPO SALE-Several new Now on exhibition at BRICK HOUSES, With bath rooms, coal cellars, warh-rooms, vestibules. gad and gas; front yards; tyne 4 GXeellent and improving part of the city Great iv: ducements ofter $e". asers. Will accept » cash payment low as nce long time. A. 058 giving name and residence ence, aad formed of all the particulars atonce. You can buy a house Mith the money you pay out for rent. Single men buy for an investment. and the rent of the house monthiy dues S3.'B. Le." City P_O..D.C._ B@catwoon LOTS 'S FOR SALE. ‘We have for sale several LOTS ¢f abon Jae er eee BANKERS, Buy and sell at current market rates GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, GOLD AND SILVER. ceutiers for STOUKS, and BONDS promptly exe- “TRTEMNAL BEVENUEB STAMPS foruisbed. W. D. WYVILL'S, BE PREPARED FOB IT. = W.D. WYVILLS. 452 PENNSYLVANIA A ee C W. HAVENNER @ ©0., BEAL ESTATE AND NOTE BROKERS, appa) serietese aa iter eae ig ma ‘ONQUEST COOK STOVE. 643 LOUISIANA AVENUR, politan Mailroad. A platform station bre Prected on ‘the latter road, within half a mil: tract. ‘These lots are beautifully situated; several of them fronting op the patie: road,and others ‘opened through the Teotteneiar and easy ‘The THIKD DOOK FROM SEVENTH STK EET, The enly first-class STOVE in this market, with only two flues a ‘ene warranted “a Bake. "Uai aad oe 1. GREGORY, Py ae ——— ART Cook, WANTED: Xi at hand, ‘the WITH DUMPING NOTES, secured by on real estate jerme, will easy. Ww indorsed BvsihEss F Ph For tenme, which ODOR sal Wise a AND SHAKING GRAT! ooure POBATION of other BONL® bought and wuld sel9-6t Beal Estate Brokers, 1425 wy Fron sau Seon ta sired he Serer oe a one Parties baving money to invest can always fog a} be fot mulceirem bing iss nehies | ete ticethcs "a7 giaggon co Ga) | Sricciemsesie ceceaces i hes, eae isileehinve baras Sad oa? Pmacs ecS-tf __:1005 Pa. ave., bet. 10th one iith ste, = a : 5 WILLIAB, S11 7th st.. ite Post Office. FoR SALE VERY OHEAP-LOTS 3, in subdivi- ((ASPENTRY AND BUILDING. ie Wemnnceis deemn, anh @ sion of Square 33, and li, in wan J. W. DEANE, Cue Tremise, Paris. arQES uz ome cr Zt st. opposite Fost he CARPENTER AND BUILDER, Has just opened bis first importation of ranging tom 2.00 2 In prepared to undertake and finish to satisfaction FALL Goops K. W! Ni all work in his line. Particular Paid to Shewt Lyons Cloak 1 7thst.. opposite Post Omice. Yoke Back ‘Dress Silke: hatioes Flowers, FOR SALE IN GEORGETOWN—Two elegant ot Bivtivos, Beat Laces, Uaiten Uae Sod forms easy Ek witsoe HE SUPREME COURT OF THEDL ad Ceeets, Genuine Heir Bre iy cer. 511 7th st... opposite Post Office, ‘OF COLUMBIA, STHICE | Water proof Cloaks, & DRESSES AND ‘CLOAKS MADE TO ORDER ational Bank of The Ocean Bi: the City of New York, At the shortest notice and at reasonable prices. sf panne F Brown etal. te ie of inc ou the peal eet 1 HAVE BETURNED eg ed = % ; Hata dee termes | OM = i eas re tne ‘2th instant, at two ok BEW YORE | p.m. water; good ir; on L street. near sez] St W.B.OOX, Anditor. With @ complete assortment of vale egies! alr Stor ~ Pe BION ISTH NEW SHAPE HATS for the Fall. there _— EST ‘Those for mhich OWES T SEWING MACHINE?— the eiviliced ee CHOICE “FEATHERS,” and FRENCH FLOWEBS. All the new wax of and Ing. ei ey in nae a RE Seis EPA Trenes ” your advantage to Mr. A. G. GASTON; Arent. welt