Evening Star Newspaper, October 1, 1870, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Cirenlation in = District CROSBY 8. jOYES. WASHINGTON OITy: SATURD \Y....... October 1, 1870. "Reading Matter on Every Page, The Fighting at Paris. Making allowance for considerable exaggera- tion in the reported French successes outside of the walls of Paris, there seems no reason to doubt that what fighting has occurred there withm the last week has been favo rable to the French. The great length: of the Prussian lines encircling the city of Paris necessarily attens- ates it strength, affording encouraging oppor tunities for sallies from the city. These sacces- see will not of course cause the Prussians to raise the siege, and will not materially postpone the | fall of Paris, but s gallant defence of the city ill undoubtedly attract sympathy for the de- fenders throughout the world, and will serve to bring increased pressure of public opinion to bear upon the invaders to cause them to concede terms to the French not too humiliating for the self respect of a gallant and proud poopie. According to the dictum of military men. assuming that the garrison of Paris, exclusive ot the detached forts, reaches a strength of 210, 000 men, the Prussians must have 140,000 soldiers ready to repel sorties, which, supposing three reliefs, gives a total, in addition to the working parties in the trenches, troops on picket and more on fatigue daty, of £4,000, exclusive of the detachments necessary to guard the rear and cover their commanications wita their base. From the manner in which armies melt away in the field, even when there is no 2. shown by our experience in the rebellion, it will not be an easy matter fur the Prussians to keep up this immense force at this distance from home for any length of tims. This fact will be another inducement to cause Bismarck to lend @ favorable ear to peace propositions. The French seem to count largely for relief upon the new army said to be concentrating behind the Loire. But little, however, is known about this army, and it does not appear likely that it will be strong enough to exercise any great intluence upon the fate of Paris. New Yore ty 4 Browse Strpy.—The New York papers are still inconsolable over their “bogey” statue of Lincoln. The Times de- nounces the outrage upon Mr. Lincoln, who ought to have been held sacred from the carica- turist, but is now made totarn a deformed back upon asympathizing public, and a doleial face toward a candy-store, while his abominable trowsers are spreading toward all points of the compass. The World excitedly demands that the abortion shall be suppressed by brick-bats, demoiition, decheance, abdication, veiling, or ny other mode of relief ‘so that stage horses may not shy, andthe Muses of the Academy ebudder.”” And it turns out that fis morstrosity in bronze is the work ot browne—the great Browne, who has been heralded as the coming sc: who was to supplant all the effet: botel the chiseling line—the Power's, Crawford's, Greenough’s and Mill’s. New Yorkers bave put on a good many airsabout Browne. They make deprecatory remark; about our great national works ofart. They say, “ Ah, now,if Browne bad been the man'” ‘ Wait until Browne takes Ais place in American art—then, Kc.” Well, Browne das taken bis place. He has done New York brown enough. NewYork won't say Browne tous again in a hurry, we fondly hope. Exit Browne. We stand by Clarke Mills and the rest of the old favorites. = ssee- ‘We clip the following from the money column of the New York Jvurnal of Commerce, one of the ablest commercial and financial papers in the country. This article isespecially applicable to a large number of our own citizens who live upon fixed salaries. Here, in Washington, there bas long been an outcry against heavy taxes and exorbitant rents. To-day, such a complaint is groundless; our taxes are lower than in any other large city of the land, and any man of energy can procure a home for himself and family. The large number ot comfortable resi- dences, of every capacity, now going up in different parts of our city, can be procured upon terms to suit any purchaser, an neglect of such rare opportunities to provide for the fature is absolutely without excuse. The extract will re. pay @ careful perusal: ‘We are very happy to answer our friend who wishes to know how, on a salary of $1,00) per apnum, he is ‘to make both ends meet.’ There is no length of rope whose ends cannot be brought treet er if too mach isn’t put in the enclosure. Two yards of line will not reach about a hogshead, but try it on a barrel and the ends meet nicel ith something to spare. There may be a it of salary below starva- ton wages, but “a man with a wife and one cbild, four years old.’ can live comfortably upon one thousand dollars a year. He cannot rent a house on Fitth Avenue, norcan he dress his wife im Cashmere robes, nor take a cari to the opera. He cannot, indeed, secure a domicil very commodious and Ennemons, nor pur. chase many comforts he may have deemed indispensab! but if be will cut his coat according to the cloth, in a cheerful, economical spirit, he will find his shelter, food. and raiment far above the limit of positive discomfort. The greatest burden, in the attempt to support « family ou the sam men- tioned, Americans, to “keep up is meant 'P appearances,” by wi to maintain @ show of being and having not arranted by truth. ‘This is why the German sacrifice 4 tpiaceopt his sitestion wih a cheerfal purpose ‘to the bert of it, bas Conquered nearly all of its difficulties at the start, and valness in management of details will de all the rest. Outof every $1,000 spent from salaries ot this amount in this citr, how much goes for that which brings no real comfort, and is positively Wasted? If this portion were saved and hon- estly applied to real uses, the gulf at which so many gaze despairingly would be bridged over, and peace comparative plenty would of: tener be the constant attendant the poor man’s board.” The Washington and Georgetown Street Kail- road Company came up squarely to their prom- ise, and to-day are charging only five cent fare, It may be rough for the stockholders, but the public like the reduction amazingly. A five cent fare is so handy, you know! Anexuberant friend of ours announces his purpose to ride over the road all day, to enjoy the luxury of pay- ing five cent fares. ‘This ursearonable ‘bot weather following upon rain 8 favorable to disease, and affords a par- ticular invitation to the yellow fever, which seems to have got a foothold at New York and elsewhere. Our health officers should exercise little extra vigilance to put the city in a good sanitary condition. The Augusta Journal is is authority for the state- ment that some weeks ago President Grant of- fered the mission to England to Senator Mor- rill, of Maine, but that he was obliged to de- cline the of offer. ‘The registration of voters in the several dis- tic*s of Montgomery county, Md, foots up 223 whiter, 1,544 colored. | To-day all the street ot reilends in New York and Brooklyn, with one exception, have re- duced fare to five cents. COLUMBIA TYPCGRAHICAL es Stated L ae ‘will be hela TH! +, at 7% o'clocl - MacMTRRY EM BE. F THE |. LL WILL eh isthe BENS. D. TRAITEL, President. N vale ee indebted to me are Bo Bi Gd ir bille by the firet “day 0! of Seuary 171. or thay will medical’ at- a Ss. a4 BOGAN. M.D. BEV DW SUNDERL Presbyterion ‘Chureh, turned to the eit MORROW at 1 evenirg discourse THE REY 4 Lord will fees, the Lon Chureb. Island YU Bt vig atte chek ce BEV. FREDERIC. HINCKLEY reach in the Unitarian Chu nd D streets. TO MO! td i tu. Sermon in the morn’ Sih aspera: & edge ; jechanica’) pecttully informed that subscription lisus are pen at the following plac. GSN GEES) Baa, Balto of Kroninz star Movers. WALL, RO sO ee ins Penn ave HALA Gi ~ 1109 Penn. aye FRAN MILLE, Bea! Gorermeent Printing Riva HR. CASSIN, Eeq., Draggie’, corner 7th ANG CH, Eey., Tobacconist, No 9227ib rraxé fis MILLER, Esq , Paint Stora, 307 9th 7th and Hats. EB. 725 7th streot.south-ast E 44H street, bet. Sth-and 9th J.T PRATHER, 604 mh st.. ple. Or at the adjourned meetingon FBIDAY EVEN ING next, Ortoter 7th, at Columbia C: otlege Law + at 7's o'clock, to which mecting ragzict. cor. bear Masonic Tom oc 1 6t NOTICE—A TEM {RANCB LECTURE yill.be aclivered by the Rev. yea ene (aoe TO OW feats et the Parcehial School House, on 2ith st. Dear the Observatory. The public arelavited. “Ad: mission free. Reserved seat for ladies. The members of _ Societ wilt assemble at m. at the school he hb nner and micie. ac march in ob ema - va eaten ug Joseph s neh. ‘order of the the — jent it J. O'DRISCOLL, Rec ear will take 4 i er m CLA J H. PATRICK, secretary: BUH Foc. lace at = aaa ASSOCIATION. i annual meting of AieRUERICAL AS SOCIATION OF THB. DISTRICT OF COLUM BIA will be held in the lecture room of the Medical Deyartment of the Georgetown College, on TU DAY. October sth, at Lovelock p,m Jas. YOUN. D.. Secretary. Oe POwaRR eae tel The general introductory lec ure to the medical course in thi lativered by PRO- 2 bam so a . at the “ee al dially invited. ° at) * : | i JOSEPH TABER JOHNSON, | M.D.. wt Secreta’. EPICATION OF ST. JOSEPH | oH RCH The members of ST. “ALO SI ABSTINENCE BENEFICIAL SOC Fuses therr Hall SUNDAY MOR! IN to Conn to join the procession for ‘the JOHN HOGAN, See. CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTINENCE FICIAL ASSOCIATION will meet RFocession for the above. a.m,8UNDAY MOBN- sttendance Feanested ~~ QUIRK, Sec, ee SE BARBERS ae Barbers in avor of keeping their shop: open on Sauday will attend a meeting of barbers on NEXT S| RbAY Qctober 2 at Seeoerrhand Hail, corner of sth.a #029 ee CHORAL SOCIETY first regular ‘ meeting in anal gieetion Gf cficers, will be best Ta a new hall. $3 Taste store ate +, October 1. A’ full actual attendance te requested St L. J. DAVIS, eraser. NATIONAL L MEDICAL COLLEG MEDICAL DI DEPARTMENT GLU MsraN D.C H strecr between inh The forty ninth snnmal aesei institution marengin. ch MONDAY, @ctober 3, 1870, and end on areh }, 1S ‘The gencrai tatroductory to the course will be di Won sy Bytewer AY. P Garnett, at 7-30 « MONDAY EVENING, October 3. The protession and the public are res culty invited t9 attend: HNC. KILEY. M.D Dean -XOTIG a PERSONS DESIRING TO N GERMAN —A special course of in German will be commenced arte WASHINGTON BUSINESS COLLEGE on OCTOBER 3. 1? by DL. SELKE, teacher of German in the publi ‘Terms for the ¢ mrse of 30 lessons, “Applicatl Bs Will be received at the College. corner ith and D strects. and at the nf poe’ OF the teacher, $12 12th street, between E oirtvate classes in German and French can be formed at the teacher's residence, at moderate rates. we2s-ly sy lvania avenue. next to kK SATURDAY EVEN DES CC. COX has removed his office trom 1321 F street to his residence, 1412 [strect. Treen Mth and 15th streets. Office hours. from & Y% a FREE LESSON iN GEEMAN will be seat She Washiugton Business Collegs.on DAY. the 4 of October at oclock Kp. m. The public are respectfully invited. sez" | LAW DEPARTMENT OF COLUMBIAN iS COLLEGE. ‘The opening exercises will occur at 5% o'clock on WEDNESDAY, October 12th, at the Law Building. Th Lectures and Class Exercises will be resumed the follow —— The t Conrt, under be a direction of the Senior Professors: will be reorganised ant regularly held. . SAMSON. D_D., _sezt eot0cl2" President. DEPARTMENT OF METROPOLITAN ig POLICE. utice of the Board, Bo. 498 Lou- \yuarter at 12 o clock m ee23 T.A. LAZENBY. Seo’y. 1em MINERAL WATERS, Is FRENCH GLASS SIPHONS, SOLD at MILEURN’S DRUG STORE, 631 157TH STREET, OPPOSITE TREAsURY. POLAR SODA, KIS3! EN, VICHY, SELT- ZER, BABATUGA, BEDFORD AND BLUE LICK WATERS, ON DRAUGHT ALL THE YEAR. seGir YOUNG MENS CHRISTIAN AS=0OIA- OS Hos. jfoTmer #th and D streets, open tae ivory Meeting. third Monday evening of each month. Darly Prayer Mectines, at 12.15 and 6 p.m. Open-air Service, cor. 7th st. and Pa. D. Library and Keating Kooms. 5.000 vi "on ti all im rooms. ‘To members taking books homer $i.” _ All persons ovens ae Roc x ¥ PARENTS, feach- ol Dees disianfeal tomy pew store, street, between K id stand, net 1 ed an fe stock of Scheo! Book: Station- tam the most potty assortment in t! selling at the lowest price RICHARD ROBERTS. iy Ia Disisict, which c wholesale and DRESS MAKING MADAME pBABNAUX, de Paris No. 1321 H st has the honor to, pow ines eipt sy sof Brent. Oe ets, Corser ed, ad he newest mil Under Ga: iresa can be furnished oa are alone Tor debts due the late ‘tem WiLL awn SRANGHAN, CH, Oct. let, 1870. NOTIC 1s nzansy a GIVEN THAT A Co- ip bas this cay been entered into jer the firm name and style of ¥ and Printers, at tl — No. 909 Pen a 10. ree rene Pilih Habiitics ree je Lengran 2. = Ori fully 6 solicits acon tinuation of Satie tu the Hudson Taylor pmeteete U*sepre AT PRIVATE SALE AT 8. GOLDSTEIN & CO., 207 and 209 4% reet W. semtf Bear Pennsylvania ave. PibsT WARD FOR BARGAINS: ; . ING OF FALL AND WINTER GRAND OPEN EEL DRY We have jast returned f York with an cxtcantve sasortmcat of Dre reas Gov cornea Tes. Carpets, Ui . Gloves. Cam Welvet age Latics Kees tings, and m feet OrrmecL, We WINE, 8000 Im__Corner 20th street and The unde: signed begs leave to acquaint the public that he will open a MEAT and VEGETABLE MAE- KET on TUESDAY, éth October, corner 12th and Lerete NW A good supply of all goods pertain. hand, at the lowest eet ae Spieefae Sua oul Coptigelivers saree NEW FALL GooDs. GREAT STOCK DRY GOODS, CARPETINGS AND OILCLOTHS. W. W. BURDETTE Has a full and complete stcck of all the new and Ss FABRICS tor the present and approach- ing se: CALICO at 694, 7,9, 9, BO and 12% cts. ONS at 64, 7,8, 9,10, Be ade BLACK ALPACAS at 25 62%, 30, 35, 10,45, 50, 9, STs cte.,and $1 per yard. ILKS at $1. $1.25. $1.50, $1.73, 82 es 25, $2 50;$3.79°33 and $3.50 per ya BLACK CREATONS. TAMISE, BOM MERINOES, DELAINES govd and che! BLACK VELVETEENS at §1, $1.25 $1.75 and $2—very cheap. A large line ot FLANNELS, in White. Red. Hel: low, and Grey, from 24 cents up to $1 per yard, BLANKETS, from $3 per pair up to $12. A large stock of Irish, French. LINS, in Plain, Plaid, and Strip: cHAREE LINENS, NAPKINS nd English POP. TOWELS, and 500 White BED SP: EADS. at $1 Spreads at $1.50, $2. Also, fine + $3, $4, and ae CARPETING. 40 pieces of INGBAINS, trom 75 cts upto $1, The very beat TAPESTRY BRUSSELS. at 51.30 per yard. THBEE-PLYS, at $1.50. RAG and LIST, at 50 and 62% cts, HEMP, at 25, 30, and 37°: cts. OILCLOTHB, at 50, 62: All Goods warranted to be Seleemen. +75, and 50 cts, as reprosented by the The Lowest Price will be named at once, No. 92% SEVENTH STRERT, between f and K, is the place. : W. W. BURDETYE, hi AMERICAN TUNE BOOK. The great collection of 1,000 admired Hymn Tunes and anthems which have been the most popular, and the? basis of American Church Music, during the Inst fifty years. Compiled by 600 editors. EVERY CHOIR SHOULD BE SUPPLIED WITH IT: Price $1.50; $13.50 per dozen. Spscimen copies sent post paid on receipt of retail price OLIVER DITEON & €O.. BOSTON Cc. H. DITSON @ CO., ocl-s.w.8W NEW YORK UN Tap STATES PATENT OFFICE, J WASHINGTON, tember 29, 1870. On the petition Of DANIEL W MHARES of tion den, Conn for the extension of ‘a patent granted te bim on the Zth day of January. 15 fot 8p improvement in Loeb we: At tsordered that the testimony in the case be cloned on the 27th day of December next, that the time for Sling arguments and the Examine Feport be lim ited to the tb day of January nex Depition be heard on the ith day of January next. Any person may onposs this exe FISHER, oc] a St jiasioner of Patents. LARGE ovenixe NEW FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS. W. M. SHUSTER < BROTHER, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Wasincton, D.C. tention of the ladies of the District and ugs to their elegant stock of new DRESS. JUbT RECEIVED, Comprisisg— LYONS’ BLACK SILK VELVETS, LYONS’ BLACK AND COLORED SILKS, EMPRESS CLOTHS, POPLINS, SERGES, ELEGANT PLAIDS, &c., &c. ALSO, TBE LARGEST STOCK OF FINE MOUENING GOODS vero offered in the District, and all at very moderate prices, : ALL Goops MABEED IN PLAIN FIGUR: aT tus LOWEST OASH PRICES, 7 No deviction allowed. eW-dteost 4 ra STRASBERGER BROTHERS 966 SeventH Stazer, DEALER IN BOOTS anD SHOES, LADIES, GENTS AND CHILDRERS WEAR, FALL GOODS JUST BECBIVED 30-tr 906 7th street, between I and K. Lapses. BUY YOUB DKY GOODS or BOGAN & WYLIE, AND SAVE MONEY! @7 ONE PRICE, JUST DEALING TO ALL, e0-tr Nos. 101% axp 1020 77H Steet NW. frothy jel pall weaire se WANTS : FOR SALE AND RENT. FOR SALE AND RENT. ANTED-A ATION, by @ Practica! Ww Deubie Maal Kk keeper. "adare C COUNTANT Wastes Addiess A end pla eof meet 0, AILO} WANTED—A FIRST RATE wan eran Ge wrasoe given. App y Ge cere 3 Bo. 5 High at. he Best of pec my ation ia ate ‘Bone bat cond cooks, wh need ey! ly Ww North Art: WASTED—& good WOOP WORKER to work on Veht work. Alto. a BLACKSMITH t) do general Work. To gota Barnesville. Georgia. In Mae | SOHN SUMMEBS, coachmaker, ‘alias ANTED-Teo FINISHERS. tor Wainat W: searlo Furniture. ply to GREEN = wit AMS, corner 7th iene Dee ts. W: sNuED—a resp-ctable WHITE =a k end wesh for ® small family App ih stres a at WARTED: aH 000 ON RWAL EST BTAT z- COLIT recent. interest given. Addres “AL BLS 5030-2" A +tylish HOPS# or MARE: white or black; about 16 hands high; light built, with Hi tail and can trot in about three minntes No street, above D at WANTED A COMPETENT WOMAN ft cok roe Also, 8 CHA MBRIEM AID Appli"s at Not nia3 Q street, Setween Aath and 1st Wastin competent MAN to t repre nt oe Mutusi Lite Insurance Company of Baltimore Washington city. Georgetowa, aod the surronn't ireccuntry, ‘The right man can obtain a desirable Gmatiee, Aaldrcas at once, with ferences, Home ome — W. Baltimore st., Baltimore. As APABILITY DESL H A SITUATION a taies maid, or would the dutins of uureery Roverne-s. or child's untae. « housekeeper. She will as og ploy rer ,, capacity ean © Widow,” Star 0: ANTED—O1 Niy catch u store WA , “ ND. WALLACE. Ro. 1090, cor. Hith and Gate North ‘he best of wages given. #22 Iin* Ww AN Rr thee GuoTaing + VATU SOLVER: .&c.. &¢, for which cash'will be paid, at “ETON 'S Loan Office, 1224 Pa. avenw 2th and 13th ste. eel5-1 ‘and re tts ermai should tot fail to call. No disreputable persons furnists ‘ne1-Im™ Cas AND. VISITORS CALC AND SEE {pore WRIT TS for one dollar each at iy 3 Lean Omice ‘Sales Boom, 1006 et ne Wastep-a GIRL to do the ae oe a final family of adults. Must come well racom- cd. Apply at the Ageney of the Singer Sewing SED'Sit street, near Punna.ave. aust? WANTED—The NATIONAL CAPL INE URANCE COMPANY. 1 Emery FI qilgho RMPLOYMEN i st to gentlemen as spl gre ington And Georgetown. “Apel iat the afes. pub: and throm ANTED=An those who Yalue their sight to Ww Know that the best“*ONE DOLLAK SPEU- TACLE” in the country is accurately suited to the green on HEMPLER, toe Opting: corner street and wenn avenue. for ther- mometers of all ki sel WANTED PanTnEy HAVING HOUSEHOLD tim: by ratty ‘tos idan sirests a ne} nto dt . &Co i. BUCHLY, _je6-1y Furniture Dealer, _ Ww aereD voles BEVULVEBS All, the vcs.at HEMPLEB'® Optician Store, m.,coming from George S. cnrrency; two &2 and €sin email currency. The ceive’ $10 on retarnip, 5 L754, SEW FOUNDLA a, str 4+tolen about amonth ago. His feet. breast and tip of tail are white: all the, is black, Refer to 286 I street north- trayed or oc! ¢ 30th ultimo, probably in th ud Georgetown railroad cars, @ OABD ining fifty dollars, in two notes,and some carrency. ded by leaving it at No: 1925 F street. 100 ie Roucor nm EY in notes from : to dro Huey Departmsnt to the pit ‘or from there to Northern Liberty Market, be paid to the finder by leaving it at No 303 May Bulfing, corner! au E streets cel St” L. RID! $3 BEWARD —LosT— HE *D years old; blaze face; scar on teil cy aw The sbove reward | ir delivered Ly Ef D—On the 9h w between 6th and 7th which the Owner can have by provin e030" DAVID SHEA, No. 62°F st OnT—Between No. 72 Prospect street, ( 4 town, and Osk Hill Cemetery, or in the a MOURNING BB! th hair in thecenter: ‘The fader. 4 " y, rewarded om leaving the same at No. 72 Prospect stree se prop: LLACK 8, ODEON HALL. —Two unfurnished ROUMS on routing on Indiana avenue, will ed oe unfurnished, with first t temen’and their mn be accomm rmanent t BOABD. at this favorite house. i Bosgpine IN A PRIVATE FAMILY—Two gentlemen ard wives, or a few gen: ns jemen. cor. one in front. Terme moderate. A. oly No. taS1 Sil, between if and B streets N.W. TH, BEST OF PLAIN. CLEAN. SUBSTAN TIAL TABLE BOARD can be had with the HYGEIAN CLUB. a S307 and S:9 E street. afew doors west of Po-t Offi Department. for 3 cents per meal, @ cents 0 per week, 15 per | month tnariably tn ply in, rum 7 ti av to 7. Also. FURM SHED BOOMS: ie the day, week or me Apply at the office, No. ne 2 Bik pans BOLHD: WITH ROOMS, to be had tome) bes ori cor. Pennsyl.ania avenue an th oud location and accessible. mb ly WOOD AND COAL. (94 AND Woop. I have received the last week five cargees best quality BED end WHITB ASH COAL. all sizes trom chestnut to furnace, and which I will sell tor the next thirty days at a small advance over cost, tor CASH only. Best quajity OAK end PINE WOUD. Orders left at office corner 15th street and Penn- qylvania avenge, or at the Yard, G-strevt wharf, promptly filled. JAMES GLEASON, _secOtt Rep} Coal and Wood Merchant, J B. DAWSON «& CO, DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF COAL AND woop. RED snd WHITE A8H COAL. all sizes. CUM- nearer? oat! Jump ‘and ron the miue. BY, OAK dnd Pian WOOD, sawed and any Tes ptirely fai ind will sell for CASH enue, between 13th and fair dealing ‘ard, New Yor! ONL lath streets, GBEat BARBGAING. ‘Two seven-octavefcur round corner Bose- wood CHICK ERING Hawes in beat oF ira der for 210 each, EWUTT & CO.. Ee i ole Aseuteot Steinway’s Pi ‘and M: al ole Avs nte ot Stetnway'a Pianos 2 eM iin's Cabinet Urgane. ena RST-CLASS CUSTOM AND READY-MADE Clothing, FOK MEN AND BOYS’ WEAK NEW STYLE, . MODERATE PRICES. OAK HALL CLOTHING HOUSE, No. 525 SEVENTH STREET. _se20-1m S. GOLDSTEIN & CU., LOAN OFFICE, 207 AND 209 4% 8TB: . seD tf Near Pennsylvania avenue. 10 BOXES the Seazon, MAL. G! ihast negivedee ane BIBS OF 20.003 “Gat eek UNIOOR, alae FOR FEED YOR YIRE DE- wit srecelved ‘at’ the Mayor's Oftice until MONDAY, October 3. at 12m st Orfeed tor the sshington Oity Fire Department sremes Ry ihe month of October, 170, ‘The mippiyne eter Hey, Straw and Onis, To be cadorsea “Broponas for Feed for Fire) t. FLETC! £030-2t Secretary Fire De, = On. icDERM & BROS. COACH GB 310 Penngrivauia 8 are ear BECEIVED Sr ar RE tOLD ON re CABBIAGES SBFAULED. A FBEAME HOUSE, situated corm r Inquire om the premis: st mama ing UNF" OURS. water in yard. Appr aeazt enue, north, 1-3" F; R RENT—HOUSE 1405 New York aven P ssession given in mrdixtely Apply t> soun'o RIL New York aves ovi-7t oR RENT—A Nii LY BC RMIOH ED R 10! mith oll conveniences. No. 923 G Call between ¢ and 7 “ OB BENT Paste HUE SE. ah yt ag i. ‘om N street 0.6 anire of J. NOLTE. Cor. eee oct 3 A PLEASANT SUITE Nis RUOMS. on pectnd floor:at 427 tthestret Judiciary Square, bet. D and E st ) ROOMS an 7 List. Terms 30 per mon’ g eet Fo, RENT—A HOUSE, Sgataiuing five ard 8 summer Bichon $15 per month Apply to JOHN McCARTY, cormer’ 2d erat ae Mbtench uaetts avenue northweat. nd 3" Fe Sine, the meet Re ee rt of the Pre ae reanaks & que Th W MARSH. CSP at rs patgoraery ockville turnpike. about eight acres, ina bieh 8 fine dwelling FOR SALE VERY CHEAP cons 2, in subd sion of Square 38, end 11, in Byasre 3 511 7th st, opposite Post Uffice. the Pret vara. ranging from mn wiieow, 7th st.. opposite Post Ufice. FOR SALE IN 0 elegant and beautifully located SBESIDENGES. Ty Cueep, and terms easy. Tth st., opposite Post ‘Oise. fhree unturnished or p: ing ROOMS, ina pr Inqitire at Dineen vireo a Qoraetown. F‘ BK RENT—-A PARL connect J, with cas and water. party on hed if a Dorthw en _ anal VOR ALE OBR KENT—HOUs street west. between G and and other modern improvements. vomediately. Inquire at 620 a1 street. twa parsons, with 1A Inquire at very. reasonable terms street, Det 9h and Juth ate. eat 1: one square feom the Bobitt and Willard’ from the F street cars. x mike TROUEE os seven SSN ly papercd.on S.h street, nb Tand U northwest. Inquire in adjoining Oret ANTHONY BEST. corger iit etraet And Pa. ave., over MO. Hoods slore och 3t™ OR RENT—HOUSES 622 and 624 Pevnsyl vania avenue, opposite Metropolitan Hotel Bents moderate. WJ Foe RENT FURNISHED OUMS ia b: quire at 60% H street, 030-31 (OR | r and coi B Sieh, piched WED ROOM and tue wntaemstied Bolts Ap he SW corner of Mth and G st ; xD ‘and THI + between D and K sts street, between ath nd 10sh -im™ Fx 7 BCC RIES of a Store on 9th «1 Apply to No. 914 KE streeta. Foe BENT SE furnished or Uufurrished, in adesitable locality “Termemod EMS, APARITG OD he premises, L122 Mth st. ber Land M, old ei 3 Fokeet —y KOO! Ur nish d.auitable tor housekeeping, in a private fomily. Apply at S15 Sth strect, between H oof linge acs semat” FOB BEST. STORE ROOM and HOUSE By, 125 Perneylvania avenue, between Ist and 24 strests. bi large y ise contains 6 rooms and <ummer kitchen ‘Rent low to areliable tenaut. enyuire ERY DESIRBALE RESIDENCE BENT, with or withsut Furniture; or house t rent ard furr tN 2 nd cold waters dining best _kotels and dining { railr the 26. rooms near, Two houee, POR RENT— FU MNISHRD water and suite of three very bi BOOMS, on the sec Lm very desirable locality, Mansion, and one square from No. 613 ith wrest, bet ae in the rooms: xecutiy ee RENT—No, 143) iit eturet a ly there Also, FOR MALE, four six to om new Frame Houses. Apply LF st. 9e29.3t* T_Three pleasant FURNISHED front. with boar at $25 per month year 10th. : Bi LN nite or single. on second floor. with table by 471H street, near §th. Ho Md bats W EEL FURNISUED . for housekeep ing-at 30 north B street, between Delaw av. aud Ist st yer REN. enme aT ee mechanical busine EARLE, 710 bt. i ren T—A peatly furnished FRONT BOOM n vate femily. ‘Terms. the northwest corner os oth and {OR RENT—HOUS: trobe, &c.; allim Poot ater Re sper month. At st ate Fee ke ree No. 1114, between lith snd 12th, nine, reotns, bath ond water closit’ For terius apply to J AMES W. BARKER, No. 1106 H si we2)-tf nH at rr low to # od tenant. ‘ADD ly to ¥. P. BU Kirkwood Ton re) with water, at §1t the ier 4 roma, at $12.’ Apply to No. 71 Di barton street, Geo: Fo: BENT IMMEDIATELY—The two story BRICK HOUSE No we Ist street N. E , con jour Foome snd celiars, ent $16 p2r month, ivance. Inquire next door. se2)-eo3t" te pat BRICK HOUSS tween L an OUSE ot $ + ait and lath ot [OR RENT ew BRICK HOUSE, caer, ‘ eee as collar, with a store room. 15% feet front 5 als) one store-1 o0in aeparate Tiky fect by Siss fects on B ste, between 23gh and iin sts. near Western market. c. Boll moar Smprovem cute entist,) situated southe Toguire of WM. ORME “C SON ‘or from 1th st , bet. Titi and Tish ate. sed) Se KR SALE—A fine F ARM for sale, containing three hundred act in i he Chesaj pater na from Bockvite the coumty tek Ppl and particulars apply to W ILLIA DESTY, Darnestown, ae e and E sts. 24 weld ly 2 at 4 FS, (SALEK— Three new two story BRICK ry BOUSES on 16th otrect. near F. containing etx hall and the rooms bath OW Ae Tath sreetr we. ORTON 8 kt Li Lor, —_ tf The or — Fics TAYLuE 24 Indiana avenue. ct JPOR EENT—A HOUSE of cight rooms, with F wT agt abd ane, near corner ot © and Wort street is 8. ticulare apply ot, EEN@ICK & STEWART Stach, wove a ‘ina . Corner Tth st. and the canal. eoteaaahet Fee SEste 020 ree-story MEIOK HOUSE outingiog rooms with ges’and water; also, fine yard, situated on New Jersey avenue, be- tween FandG. For terms jena The three-story E BRICK BOL st. street. between M and en rooms, beside rent, $20 per month. Apply Fe. SALE-A Ciel 00 With street Sreets pear corner © nine roome—water in ami} can thei hemsn| The Some is cligibly m bigh ground, within two hundred yards = the calivoed cars. For sags ae avis on the premises, er to ames LAY enS-tf No, 51 oun a. Sona owe. Fe RENT—A fine COUNTKY SEAT. ‘tew of the city, surrounded with tress, ard, grapes, &c. it _eplete SOR SALE 0 60.000 ACR C.. Bine Ridge Estate rok Corner 7th and K ir. OF LAND in Macon connty, 8 Railroad running throng! it: Jonty. N. Gr ail fue lasts, and covered with choice timber, #u trnit climate. expe apple. Also ” ao "wares aide comntirs. ke for city property, or part 50.000 acres in Cherokee grazing EF An IMPROVED FA’ 100 acres in Alexandria connty, miles from Grorget: Bali's known a0 the John Ii } Brown 3 roperty. For tll, pa ire 0 rable pt ¥- For tull parts WENGE of Corner 6th and B st.. Islan: on the pr te Va. three Washington D. ise, of » JOHN'S. MILLS" era KENT—The UPPER FLOORS of the new ing 935 Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th Booms large and elegant suitable for 5 {"(Bompecy 8 0 Ton eOTovie, BLE Pa aerace, res SALE—An excellent F. adjoini RM er Hill Post Often a Bridge, Wi ington City. D. hs tebe and cel: lar; barn, stable fory horses, cors-houeee carriage- homse, meat house and i South this fails Will be di. vided to suit —— wae kh McEUEN, No. 519 7that., Je8-tha.tnstt x i FOE BENT OG fee OEE Cm ROOMS in tae eee STOVES, FURNACES, &e. W B take pieatare fe inf ae the pobtic that supply of COOKING "and STOVE ts now complete. Prices have bore reduced to eutt the times and guaranteed to. be ns low a any honse in the city. We name in rt the following standard Soret, NzT Improved William “Foun, Improved Monitor t Ax and other Ranges. Novelty "Parlor took Parlor bt, Macnet ther patterns of Atrtiebt Base and ot! and Wood STOVES. Also, a a fcneral assortment of HOUSE FURNISHING ARTICLES, all of which will be guaranteed to give ‘Aatisfaction at the old stand of LY, THOMAS & CO, 7th street, between G and H streets STOVES!: STOVES iS int gadene ATTENTION, HOUSEKEBPERS! e Call apd examine the merits of the CELEBRATED AMEBICAN COOKING STOVE, Improved for 1870, Now on exhibition at W. D. WYVILL'S, welt 452 Pepneylvaria avenue, near 43 st. Foe RBNT—A new DRIOK HOUSE,» ine rooms. gas avd water, marble mantels,corner Frederich apd 2d streets, Georgetown. ply to Ae ; ry best locations in the city to secure at once Ms pk run of a tem is the Storeroom northeast corner of 9th streets. «hich. to an acceptable end permanent ‘ten. = will a cence = er favorable terms ty at the Macte Store _ _G. MET: FOE SATE A fue prow RRICK BO SE o uM ircet, between 6th and 7th streets. 3 barement. containing 9 Fc lag Too oom Sut: conser stony attached: tWo mors bri ‘building on rear of her fruits en brimilees, Will be send clinte ‘nished or untur- nithed. Terms liberal. THOMAS W. FOWLER, Real Estate Agent, 604 9th strevt, next, Masonic Temple. 7 eobt ‘OB BENT—FURNISHEB ROOMS, oer corner &th and H streete, First Ward. Foz, ‘BENT—Two pees aps K mouse, ‘ard water: $25 Der month: also, one fou reom BRICK at 615 per mouth ‘poly to DE VAN BOGAN, commer Massachusetts avenue and streets sexs 60" Foe meneame git — 416 D street north. west, threo- BRICKS, ect crntaluion poses pd Fecity on te line of tie Fectiy ot if HAS. at McKUEN & o35-lw i Tth opposite Post Office. Foe BALE. the oa Properties near the Capitol, eniaras ‘oda Ho feet a South Seen, improved iy sa (CCL WINTER WILL SOON BE UPON US. BE raeranee FOR IT. Gall at WD. WYVILLS, 452 Pennsvivania Avexc Where you can fiud PARLOR HEATERS oan or LATBOBES, in every varity put up ip the best manner by competent workinen. and, eu ranteed to give sat ‘ion. SNPECtAL NOTICE. THE DOUBLE-OVEN Mathie egos COOK FOR 1870, on ENTIRELY NEW AND SCL ENTPIC) PRINCIPLES. with SIPHON FLUE, Sparanteed to thoroughly heat two large ovens, and with two-thirds the fuel used in th oven Cook Stoves. mn bt — still manufacturing our long and favors- y known BARLEY SHEAF COOKING STOVE, sa pihly esteemed by the public for several yours THE JUNIATA. Gur great double heat PARLOR STOVE. has been much improved and. 'Geautiind this year. Where known the merits of this Stove need no comment. Our celebrated NYSIDE FIREPLACE among its many Premium at mee 1569, allt! inj HEATERS, smiums, also carried off the rst land Institute, at Baltimore, in to the most severe Re back alley " ‘TUALT, PETERSON & 00. ‘Also, large number of desirabic i peje elphia. Lois, oh NON ferme. All the Stoves for sale by F. St ‘Suny: at Beal ‘Fireplace Heater for sale Wy watch ere Restart, | “Ea Wp wrens, HERES aie a aaa eae F'iraiture: ins soe howe Ohh bens res cn RES SEERAEE Seem, Sica Aber gaara eerie | Win pompisa No. 1340 AND SHAKING GRATE, ‘GE RENT—The HOUSE formerly House b oy Brothep Darit | Maintains tte superiority over all other Gathers Fence wcce ita gus Gather oe corner of Sth atreet. Ho. 3 iw GROUT ii ‘street, No, on. THEO. WHEELBE, No. 101 10th and 1 T—TB | 1BD FLOOR. Fe BN pas 3) B! eD oo (cece targe rooms of = betteeen ith and 13th “peatsuua 'W. GALT & BRO. UB SALE ORE EXCHANGE—A nice littl edenabars, cont So not ‘an inferier one, whe you can a Biowart, ue E. F. SIMPSON ec8-tf 1006 Pa. ave., bet. 10th and ot. ABSORB’ nat One. T" Aker AND BiLMNERY, TERMiNGs, | as Can be found at x. 405 45 street, eel7-Im™ Near imairsents, des PLACE TO BUY DBY @ooDs, Goop Goons AT CHEAF PaIcEs. Eeourere ENTL| - Fax in G EMEN'S an Bew neary good, $1.20, $22 and G8 a pisces SEA Salts HONEY-COMB SPREADS, 91.0 o assortment of NAPKINS and DOYLIES CLOTHS, 6c. & piece, staat ar BBY UOUSE as ages meat en estr [Bep.J 1990 oay axa, PRINCES LOAN OFFICE STILL EXIsTs, And in conection thereto, underneath the same, #8 handsome room for the sale of Dargains of every ‘kind worthy the attention of all. we6-tt ote BUSINESS CHANCES. ARE CHANCE TO SECURE CREAT FURNI ot my own af Thy be ond onere bis Bor Prete SAM LRT tween Market Space SUR SALK- FR Bae Sa, ane brown Fears old. Appiy 1522 & sirect F°3.4 SALE-TEV VEAKS CE—Tws chotce parcels of ¢ 4. near the State Depart 39 he other butiding k HORSE. = sen? 3c” pod iow Pay contract re Cr oll $6,000 3. eezT 6 _2ei-tf ware COOK £°C0.. Beakere,_ rooms, 1006 yh tp POR SALE—The ALBS lately in thy beatre, Ae National Theater. Wil reas bee accent cost Si domen, vike Sime vt the National Teeater” A® EXSAOE FEOM THE PAST —For orig gt ay sun eter ears 1816 and and FREEMAN'S Sckwst ‘he the goers’ Sas &3 53 Ht isis © ree tthe B EVENING wraid, where tre = FS saLe—e oe SRCOND HAN vole te 12 ManwO OF mal guantitien. vue. _mis-tf 819 7th street SHE WIGHEST CASH PAID FOR @ Onst-oft Clothing, Boots, Oult's Revolvers, Guns, Pistol GENSIS. 1924 Fth street. between M jer through mail prompily attended to ___ PERSONAL. HOICE LOTS AT RENO OF NALLYTOWN, ERa ad = grt. BS F DYER orcinal owne OS, over National Mote pilitan Bark LL PERSONS ARE HEREDY Wagn against crediting my wife, FANNY HUAN ache has left my house without my conse: Without cause ADAME Boiv fo the Maternit feilto remove all Bo Matter from Detween 9h and i Ds, knew mantuly periods K cause. OMice 179 Bs south, " S REMOVED Wh atreet avenue. Having eniareed his fac those desiring to visit him that the thing desirable for privacy Laty ae TY BUSY TO ADVERTISE —By T boty bay- ine my cheap DRY Coupes and This Mivak O21." Strost, bet Fand @- Telande mas im NT WT ctor Thon baon, Bear New Jersey avenne, will giver a7 it he cannot cure all Diseases of in from three to six ae 10,000 & XORES stam, PRINCI “SAnpe and SLEEVES. SHEE TICE The LOT OF MERCH ~ with m the last tecive months eit ~ motios tear, not taken away by the first of emer twill be wold to pay advances. 006 Pennatt ste A DIVORCES. BSOLUTE Divorces logall tated tn nd other Staten, for oature oe6-im” Un Dawes for thirt and OH Pied at 1009 F street peraens rs icy, tal ‘everyones; Boonton Support, etc., sufficient eause blicity. no charee until divorce net Ad toe Business establ Address, ree. snes lished M HOUSE, Attorney, ho he ‘Nessus atreet, co State or coun drorkennes Yerkeity avi. ad OUT! AND CHEON: DISEASE ot * private rature,speedily and radically cured without nt the Use of balsam or mercary LEON, the Known aud oldest established Phtmerey for Tock este the city. | Upwards of fifteen yearw treating such case. EMAL COMPLAINTS tom: ‘red in all cases, without Booms a iY een stove oe | ged Ginna EOS Dak gratia, ot die min atest BW ane ee D street’ between oth and 7th wtrecta, Boe x a Promptly attended to, UFFERING FROM ikREOU or any complaint Lar ‘aliar to thei should. nfide in De Leon. The only reliable oldest established for sach spectalit ince the utmost con! ‘cuarantess a spe te all cases, . oome 414 ‘Youth street, ot ENOH POWDERS, CEK aed: pied mse ie 7 * al Ferofula, Skin Disease, meno ‘ell ite forms, "Balsem Copavie and Bt Bold in Wasnington. a € BIN, Draggist, corner of +, by petit ‘coven- *h sts,and RIDGE- PROFESSIONAL. M. SPRAGUE. v. 8. A & BROWSING: - ee ge! er j08, room No. 4 Colonization din 450 Pa ave, cor ‘Washington D.t. sel BED K KOONE TARY PUBLIC. g No ISS1ON Ek 3 Fok THE STATES AND x He tai 7g eal Besta. aoe LEMOVAD Sth and oth streets, THOMAS W AFivuNEY 4 AT Law, 321 Four-and-a hai! street, Washington, D_O Prosscutce cinime t the United Btates excia- Sively before the “Co ot the United States |. DOUGLAS. J* ATTORNEY AT-LAW. OMce:—In Thompron's Law Building, So zu street. opposite Patent Off: DWARD ©. Gan NGTOR, AND sine be ‘the ‘Court "Ulaimes aod ail the wen to ite City alt Bees: JOB, AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING. ERs. Penn's avenue, (sonth side, ‘BOUKBINDER AND PAPER KUL Bo. 1019 Penne new sparera cars 5c=ee= WInE oR, rania avenuo, between Wth and Diaisiy bound: Periodicals and or pis m cfaity"attenbed to ay, OLARBETS, from @4 to $45 per case. RHINE WINES, from $6 to $30 per case. SAUTEBNE WINE, Der doa. CATAWBA WINE, Sparkling and Still. SPABKLING MOSELLE. = BOCK. 4LS0, BRANDIES, WHISKIES, BUMS, GINS, SHER- BIES, PORTS, LIQUEBS end OCOBDIALS, of ‘Ainest quality. GENUINE VICHY WATER, trom the several Springs at Vichy. SELTZEB WATER, of direct tmportation. Tas ‘Trade suppited below New York rates, IMPORTED ALES, PORTER, OLIVE OIL SAUCES, PICKLES, and aselect stock of HAVA- BA, KEY WEST ané LITTLE BELT CIGARS. RUSSELL, Importer, euld-tr 1213 Pennsylvania avenve. GREAT OFFER. . 306, (New No. Fe a hl avenue, Bole A. for ‘and Weber Piancs and 5. D. aud W tinith's Organs eli seome UMBER! LUMBER! LUMBERT d emipeneereegnameiee Bincand bprace Warerooms,