Evening Star Newspaper, October 29, 1870, Page 4

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS, &c. National Theater —O. Dowd Byron in “ Monte ge + Opera House —The lingard Troupe in «Faint Heart never won Fair Lady” and “Little Toddlek.ns. Markriter’s Art Gallery, 438 7th street. Barlow's Art Gallery, 27 Pa. avenue. + THE NEW MARKET HOUSE. PROGRESS. Messrs. Henry F. Davis, N. G. Ordway and Sam. S. Smoot, by direction of the corporators of the new Market-House Company, met to-day atone o'clock at the office of Adolph Class, the architect, who bas prepurcd the plan of the building. The plan and specifications were all theroughly examined and approved, ro that the work can be commerced immediately ~! er the ergapization of the company on the Sta prox. on Baryland Association of the New Je- At the afterncon session of this association at the New Jerusalem Temple, yesterday, iurther reports were made from the societies, ministers, end beok and tract committee; after which a diseussion was bed on the Suudsy school work. In the evening a pleasant social meeting of nearly two hundred persons wes held at the res_ idence of Dr. K. B. Donalécon, who with his {emily entertaired the company handsomely. ‘This roruing, the executive commi.tee made @ report relative to a propesed act of incorpo- ration for the association; laid on the table. t : ‘opted by the American New Charch Sabbath School Association at its annual meet- ing at Philade!phia Ir t year, recommending the tormation of en 4 school associations in connection with each of the New Church asso- ations belonging to the General Convention, aud that such aseociations when formed, make annual reports; referred to a special committee. Kev. W. H. Hurley delivered an address em- meen @ bistory of the New Church in the United Stat es, atter which the congregation ‘Were dismissed. This evening, at 7s o'clock, a conference on the — of oe ch will be held. ‘To-mor- Tow. 1 o'clock, religious services wil! be held = shurch—sormon +" | le nage Ez. ae Walton, of at 3o’e! . m. the Holy S: brated—serm “h. er will be celebrs sermon by Rev. W. H. wkley, oF ington; and at 74 o'clock m. Kev. les, of New York, editor ot New Chureh Magazine for children, (who is in this city the guest of Gen. R. D. Mus. fey.) will deliver a discourse in the E street Baptist church, on “the Second Coming of the ren ——_—o——— TEE AvENvE Pavine— Progress of the Work.— On Monday the work of laying the wood pave- ment on the Avenue will be commenced by mest of the contractors. Mr. Clepbane has his mill in operation sawing out blocks for the Stow and Miller sectiors, and Messrs. Draper & Co. and Mr. Rumsey tor the Follansbee, and the inspectors are to-day seeing that the ground is overly Prepercd for the flooring or blocks. r- Galt is tc-day having his section (Stow) watered, so that there may be a good cettling of w ind by Monday. The cobbie-stones w bave been taken Commissioners and purchased by the meee ts Sas wanes pecan Fe ‘ers. u Proceeds wil! be peed ntals the Avenue. The third (Shaws 3 e third (Shaw) section, it is stated, done by Messrs. S. P. Brown & Sons, whe bo Bot intend to tear up the cobble-stones until the a which are j drone cut up North, arrive re. TaR Tueate ‘To-night the last perform . ance of “Monte Christo’ *wint be gi wen a the National Theater, and those who 'o not see it, = _ rat plop Mi s Luci'le estern will appear in “‘Fast Lynne” on Mon- day evening. The ladies should have their hand. kerebiefs ready, for notwithstanding adverse Bop Lucille bas wonderful power to affect mre. Play goers wil greatly miss the Lingard com- pany, who bave been delighting fashionable ‘au- dlences at We'l’s Opera House with comedy this Week. Their lest performance to-night em- 0 comedies, Lingard in his songs and violin ole by Widner. 2ars on Monday even- irg, m ber new drams ot Jargtine, and will be fuprorte? by the Lavia K. one Company. &S _ dar District Boar V1TP* 0 evening lest the members of tne - mat hous s-sembled in the upper story of the » st hou 2. and Mr. William Siaikte, who bad trairc? a= coached the crews of that club for the jate ravf*: was presented with a fine onyx ring, a berry -'d setting. ard the club pi gold. Mr. Blaikie was also notified of tien 28a life member of the club. : The Potomac Club, of Georgetown, have lately been the reciprents of two club flags fro: the ladies of Washington ard Gcorgecows, The members of the Arlington Club contem- ‘ate the erection of a fire bout house this win- ter either in the rear of the Washington Monu- went or in the neighborhood of Galt’: wharf. Tre Istaxp InstiTUTE for educating a christianizing the colored race by industricl, evening snd Sunday sch ois; library, reading and social meeting rooms; lectures ow fawiliar fabje cts end concerts. has nominated to-morrow asaday rstoaid them inthz; ‘uuendents interest in this matter. Genezal taeed fene bis appeal for funds to erect the proposed ig, 6 by 120 feet, with library,” resal and even:ng £00) rocms in and under the gal- leries. 118 real estate bas been tecured; the cost of which, imeluding building, furniture, appa- ratus and library, will be $05,000. Gna iia We orice that in the convention held in the State of Nevada a sbort time ago, that onr for- mer cit.zen, ard “High Tycoon” of the ‘Royal ory Jc-Kow-an, (Mr. Joseph Cowen,) who, atw.ll be remembered by many citizens, was ‘the author of those grand match games of bese ball beiween the “Royal Japs” and the “Never D; counts,” some years has r-ceived the vprnim vs romipation for State Senator. Mr. Cowen left here carly in the spring of 1569, t> seek bis .oriune in the silver State, and is now heepimz a fine hotel in Carson. Success t> bim. We expect ere long to see his senatorial phiz in our National Congress. ° DEcREE oF Divorce. Co: ‘Te-day, in the Equity Judge Wylie, a decree of divorce was enter: in the case of W. E. Morgan against Isabella Morgan. The retition in this case was Hid Ociober, 1 4, and eets forth that the par- ties were married in April, 15, and he charges that she committed adultery with one K.T. ‘Thompson. in a house on Pennsvivania avenue, in July 166, and aleo in August following. The testimony was taken before Commissioner John- fon. and witnesses testitied to circumstances tending io sustain the statements in the petition, and one t> deterdant confessing that she bad committed the offence charged by her husband. dati bakes A THIEY Wits A PeNcHanT ror Carrzn- axERrs’ Toors—Jobn Pucnam, who was before the Police Court some days ago on the charge of stealing a number of carpenters’ tools, and in default of fine sent to jail, yesterday, dis- closed to Detec: Ccomes and Miller the ex- tent of bis operations, and gave them the names parties to whom he had ‘old tcels. The offi- bave found a large number, and there are yet torecover. Hisoperations were ‘more extensive than appeared at the trial, the officers have a large number ot tools at headq) gs i 5 i 5 ! SUFFERERS BY THE LATE F3ESHET. The Relief Meeting Last A meeting of citizens was held last night at ‘Trades’ Union Hall for the purpose of taking measures to afford material aid to the sufferers by the late freshet in Virginia. Dr. J. B. Blake was called to the chair, and Mr. H.C was chosen se: and treasurer. stated the object for which they had assembled, and gave a graphic account of the loss of life and property, stating that it had been estimated by competent judges that in the Shenandoah Valley alone $10,000,000 worth of property hed been destroyed, in many cases reducing fami- lies to actual want. These people must have mears to live during the coming inclement sea- son, and it became all truly charitable people bad ta their hands into their pockets for their relief. Remarks of the same tenor were made by Messrs. A. E. Perry, H. Polkinhorn and S. D. Castieman, after which the Uhair appointed Mess. A. E. Perry, H. Polkinhurn, and Moses Kelly to recommend committees for making collections, the following were recommended, afterwards approved by the meeting : First Ward, S. D. Castleman, H. Polkinhorn, Sec end Ward, A.J. Joyce, J. W. Barker, L. F. Clark W. Galt; Tlord Ward, George W. Cochran, David ks Fs Lot. M bells oxi Ward. Jose & ward and and ies B. Tait. |. Dona'd McCathran. George A. B. Oly Gross; Seveath Spin » LJ Anderson anv rk Sixth Auditor torney General s office. Wm. P. Pesan Falls, (.uartermaster 1 office, T.C Mazra er; Payma.ter General's office, Gen BW. Brice: Sorgeon General s office, Gea. Baraes; Ciy Post OF foe. James E. Bell: Government Printing Office, Hon “A. M. Clapp, J. T Larconbe; Georgio a. D ©.. Joho Lb. & idweii, Bvan Lyons, Riley A Siinn a Pickrell, George Waters. George Hill. Harn ttep, Col. J) A. Magruder, Jenkin Thomas. 8 alterwar('s decided that the ward com- es be instructed to appoint sub-commit- tees to assist them. Mr. Kelly offered a resolution, which was adop , that other contributions besides money be received. Mr. Perry snbmitted a resolution, which was adopted, that the sympathics of charitable ladies be invited to co-operate with them in this work: articles of clothing either new or partially worn, and shoes, would ¢ most acceptable. Mr. -Teses B. on subm ted a resolution, which was adopted, that clergymen of all the churches in this District be asked to take up contributions. tion was also adopted that the street r: companies and the two theaters in this cit, rolieited to give the earnin one day to this ° A subscription-book was opened and teveral hundred dollars were subscribed by those present. Contributions can be lett at the stores of Messrs. M. W. Gal & Bro., or with Dr. B. Blake at the Nation: Metropolitan bank, or with W. H. C! tt, Ex treasurer. A resolution was adopted request. ing the city papers to publish the procecdiugs of the meeting. Atter some discussion as to tie best means of disbursement and distribution ot the collections, it was finally determined to leave it with an executive committee of tive members, and the Chair appointed H. Polkin- born, A. E. Perry. J. W. Barker and Jesse B Wileon, on the part of this city, and E. D. Hart- ley, from Georgetown. Adjourned. tie ie ae THAT CURTAIN. What a Lady Thinks About It. Wasnineton, October 28, 1870.—Editor Star: Cannot something be done to induce the man ager of the National Theater to reverse the ad- vertising or drop curtain, and give it to us wrong side outwards? It would be mach pret- erable to all true lovers of the drama. to whose exes it is an outrage, and a destroyer of all th “illusions” of the stage. ae During the stay of the Florences with us, and while we were witnessing their touching ren- dering of the fate of the “Colleen Bawn,” giv- ing ourselves up entirely to the most natura! acting in life, dewn would come that horrible curtain, destroying all ‘ilusions,” and Uringing us back to the realities of every day life with a jerk—“ Where we could procure the best made Fy aa best oysters,” &c., &e. It is unenduia- ie. We are anticipating a treat in hearing Lucille Tn next week, and have firmly resulved, that Just as soon as that enrtain comes down between acts, to get up @ quiet little hiss be- hind our ran. We are confident that, with your usual impar- tiality, you will publish this protest. THEATER-GoER. UNrorTUNATS RESULT OF A QUARREL.—Yes- day siternoon, about five o'clock, an alterca- mtook place between two young men, Ed- werd S. Mundell and Bryson Tilley, in’ the house of Mrs. Tilley, moter of the latter, on Sd street, between Pennsylvania and avenues, upon the subject of the boat race on Thursday lest. Tilley, it appears, made some remark which was offensive to Mundell, who gave bim the lie and started out into the hal!, toitowed by Tilley, who struck Mundell in the back of the neck with his fist, when the latter iurped, and Mrs. Tiliey ran between them just in Ur € regeive @ severe stab in the left side trom a dirk in *™@ Bands of her son, which blow wes apparently inte. “4 for Mundell. Both he young men were arrested SY Oliver Dubois and taken tothe 7th preetnetstation. Dr. Wal-h was called in to see Mrs. Tilley, and dressed he? sound. It is not considered dangerous, though luite severe. Judge Saell, of the police court, visited the station-louse last night, and, afer earning the facts, released Muadell on Security, and this morning bail was accepted in the case ot Tilley at the police eburt, where he waived aD examination. ——-e _ Tie CHESAPEAKE AND Onto CANAL Boarp. she Board of Directors of the Chesapeake a: bio Canal met yesterday at the office of 4 Brown & Sons, in this city, pursuant to adjour: ment. The usual routine business was transact ed. It appears that the recent break ia the canal this side of Harper's Ferry. caused by the extraordinary food from the Shenandoah; was ‘our hundred yards in length. The tow-path, built of stone, was entirely washed Not- withstanding the extraordinary difficulties of the position, the break was repaired in six- teen davs, it being navigable for light Loats on the 12th of October, in fourteen days, aud for Leavy boats October Lith, in sixteen days. There were employed apon the works of repaics mep, day and night, and 25) carts. The cost of the repairs was £40,000, of which $12,590 has been paid. The board have also paid the twenty-five per cent. dividend of $55,000 on the principal of the repair bonds, and have =19,0» temaining in the treasury. Another dividend of 285,000 on the repair bonds it is proposed to pay om the ist of January. The board ad- journed to meet at Georgetown, D. C., on the loth of November, when they will Probably be mesession three days upon business connasted with the water leases.—Baltimore &un, to-day. — Mr. J. THOMAS CLakKe, who wis attacked with ‘alysis while at bis desk in the Secon | Comptroller's Office, in the Treasury Depart- ment, on Thursday morning last, as stated in Tue STAR of that day, died last night at hi« residence, on B street south, Capito! Hill. De- eased w: native of this city, and had resided in the Fifth and Sixth Wards his entire life. pin sia aticg A Cow ty 4 Suox Suor.—This morning, about ten o'clock, quite @ commotion was caused in the neighborhood of © and 6th streets, not by “a bullin achina shop,” but a cow in a shoe *hop, who mistook a windew for a door, smash- ing & pane of gless with her horns. ees New PUBLICATI From D. A. Brosnan, G street, between 9th and 10th, we have the first number of the * Young Catholic," hancsomely il- lustrated paper for children, published in New = alto, the “Catholic Family Almanac” for S71. —.—__ Satzor Rear Estatz.—Green & Williams, auctioneers, have sold a lot frouting 19 feet on Massachusetts avenue, between streets west, im) Sosy Soh Donan ate piiainiar-earccarits Present—and ——_o——_. Brrctars Foitep.—An sat I Capital Hil. “The bargiane sasheedeg ake . Ur | su 80 i store through te —_—e—— SzcuRrEp Szats fer Marietta Ravel’s opening , at Wall's Opera House on Monday next, are seing lively. as THE COURTS. COURT IN GENERAL TEBM.—To-day, in the cate of Nock agt Philp & Solomors, after argurent gu the motion to dismiss tne appeal it was overraled. case of Whitely agt. Fisher was resamed. ORPHANS’ COUBT, Judge Wylic,—In this court this morning the will of the late Admiral Dahlgren fan filed aud admitted to probate: | Lis Provisions found elsewhere | The wilt 0 the late lizabeth Steen, wife of proven. admitted to probate, and letters issu sd '» Steen—bond $150. The will of the late Denton, thing his estate to his wie aud nominating T. Greea as executor, was proven by two witnesses and admitted to probate as t> per. sonalty. The executor, T. BE. Green, renounced. and letters testamentary wei ed'to Jam's A. Han-y—bond $30. ‘The will of the late James Har. Tington, bequeathing his estate to his wile, was file’, proven by one witness. and admitted to probate. W: © Zanzinerr was appointed guardian to his orphan child—bond $50. Letters of administration on es tae ef John H Honsion. deceased, were iseued to “apt Joho H. Siram—boud $15.00 POLIOER COUBT, Jude Sacli—Yestorday. after our report closed, Wm. Jones, colored. was clint cont belonging to Arthur Williams, Williams testified ‘om Ty, and avki im that night." Taking pity on him, witness im home with him. it bsing time to quit work. nt bis Inst fitty conte 1@ buy food for bis witness left the . ide iott bis 1. wheen he found it was trae, hi tto bury the chitd, Junss sug gested that he pawn some «+ his things. Finalry be took Fis coat, and wrappiag it up care-ally he asked Jones hold it until ne at-poed w the undertaker’e, to ask the fi arranze aly ‘by price il and Jones ad pot gee hy teund bim in Jones. in just sold the eoat TM oreat ow hy fated that his excu ‘he Court not avail him, and he Jobn Foley was Of violence to his wife. er. TO-DAY. Peter White. colored. charged with stealing a pair Of pants valued at #4: fined gs and costa. Jere nia bh making au sesanit ‘on Ellen n'red to give bonds in the ana A pay ensts. Philip Francis Whitney fonr colored boys, chargel with 2, from Mr brellas. vained at §: , Whitney and Huriey were dischar; Wiliams and Sinmonds fined $5each. J. W. ton, matutaining a nnisance in lth atreet by Xating a sewer and failing to place e or the protection of trarele: Mersheil, enticing prostitution; $3 and coats. Hen Ty Parker lored. keeping bogs on the corn ‘exci nnie Luttrell, vagrant; work’ charged with disorderly conduct; @3 and costs. Hannah . charg cd with using profane languace lond ough to b> heard on tl street: $3and costs. Heary Perkins. chargei with committing an assault on Jenny Brown; $8 and costa np ompety witness for Ne ett herself—smount $17, and Per able-bod'ed young man, was er's dock with the wo perm: Men. Adjourned. ‘GEORGETOWN. OR Frocr TRADE was briek during the past Yrek, the shipments per steemers B. 0. Kaight Gibson and Lady of the Lake amonating to 3.237 barrels. GRain SaLEs, during the past week, have been lively, the receipts amounting to 23 (00 els 0 wheat oe oe, ant og bushels of oats, — a ctaemaet # $1 3508165, corn at Ga70c. Tur Coat Trave.—The receipts of coal for the week end! this date were nyt) tons, of whic’ 7,625 tons were shipped coastwise. Rea Estate Sare.—J. . 5 ils ced Aare lok 2eg rt at igh street. the property 5 & to Mlesars. Hamebure & Sone, {oF @5a cash, ee _—_—_—————————___ ALEXANDRIA. ir. 1 Rammel and his v6 several times been re maj ‘and once by the court, pbon the charge of set'ing fire to the framed store houge on the southeast corner of King aud Colam bas streets, on the night of the 17th of last July, Fire fe cxemmined yesterday at tho Mayor's office, in the wr: sence of m inrge crowd of spectators, bafore Justices Boll and Beach, and. alter @ patient hear, ing of all the evidence, were honorat ly discharged Fink —The alarm of fire last night was cansed by the partial burning of the fremed house of Mr. Wr Burgess, on Prince street, above the Six buildings The fre caught from a hearth co the rafters below, and Lad consumed for hefore it was vi T snot general, as the ingul sof the Third W: ‘The meeting was largely attended te : was larzels the eolured element, tome of whom, rather anes, vreiediy, it is stated, expressed ° election if Mr “McKenzie. e+ “PBOsition to thy PROTERTY SALE—Green & Wise, real estate uts, (old to-day @ farm belonging to Mr. Towah ne of Fanquicr county. Va, containing 2° res af lend. to LD. Day, of tlie st New tae iy © State of New York, for CITY ITEMS. Yovrns’ Derry Surrs, made of Edward Harris’ Cassimere, for the low price of $15. A bargain. i Gro. C. Hesxina, No. 410 Seventh street, N. W. eas AraskA DiaMonns, Freer. Set Jewelry’s Ofoide Etruscan Jewelry, Silver Plated Ware, Vases, Chromos, Satchels, Pipes, Bracelets, Baskets, received this morning at Prigg’s Dollar Store. No. 47 Pennsylvania avenue, between 4% and Gib streets. ee ee Grogiovs News! Gent's Furnish ny Goods Cheaper than Ever. Gent's Merino Undershirts and Drawers 10,0, €9 and 75 cents. The best €1 Und-rshir: in the District. Good White Shirts 75, 80, $1 and $1: splendid article #2 and $2.25. G: foux pair for 25 cents. cbie.s already hemmed 15 cents. Knit Jackets pan end'ess variety. The finest assortment of bows, ‘Ties and Scarfs ever seen in the city. Ca}l_and cee for yourselves. Franc & Goldman, 409 7th street, between D and E streets, and Marble Hall, 7 7th street, opposite Patent Office. 10,29,1: ——— Kip Grovas. Kip Groves, Just received from Europe a new stock of Kid Gioves, ail colors and sizes, which I still sell at old prices. Try ovr $1 gloves at Onas. Barw’s Hoopskirt and Corset Factory, 408 Seventh street. Handker- ee Fatt.—For Men's, Youths’ and Boys’ Cloth- ing, go to Odeon Hall, Pennsylvania avenue, corner 44 street. 21,6 For Men’s, Youths’ and Boys’ Fur- ods, to be had at extremely low ces, go to Phisip Wallach’s. 4,6 —_e—___ THE WASHINGTON CiTy SAvINGs BANE, cor- ner of 7th street and Louisiana avenue, is open from 6:30 to 7:30 o’clock every Saturday eveni: in addition to its regular ing hours. pays interest on deposits. s ——__4_—__— ‘emrcar has ali kinds of thermometers. 6,3. +2oe- D1sgasz AMONG THE Hocs.—We learn that a disease is now prevailing among the swine of this country, which is proving fatal toan alarm- ing extent. Gentlemen with whom we have conversed pronounce the disease to be conges- tive fever, and informs us that it is fatal in al- most e instance. So it isthe alarm in farmers aro selling off thelr hogs hall tattened, farmers are selling 0: 5 ‘This isa lorable state of tare indent oat the worst of all there appears to be no remedy. there ws no +2ee--—__ @7-A Western editor is raving about the “ambient rr of Daren) corruscations.” it’s the aurora borealis or whisky that ails him. toes ROCKY MOUNTAIN TONIC, SOLD AT ALL THS PRINCIPAL HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, GROCERIES AND DRUG STOKES 1N THE DISTRICT OF COLUM- BIA. . JOBE @. WILSON, Agent, Room No. & Colonization Building, corner 43; street and Penn. avenue. oc26-ly A oagrD. ‘The respectfully informs the public that they have no branch office or connection with any other concern in this city. ‘They bave also reduced the interest on gold Watches, silver ware, and diamonds. At the old stand, No. 314, 9h street, between D street and Pennsylvania avenue. BOBEERT FULTON & 00., 1 ocl7-tma Licensed Brokers, }. contrary to corporation ordinance, ae house’ GEORGE C, HENNING, 0 SEVENTH STREET N. W., RESPECTFULLY INVITES THE ATTENTION OF PURCHASERS TO HIS READY-MADE CLOTHING, Tailoring Departments. He can only call attention to a few of the leading articles: BEAVER OVERCOATS, in vari lors, jing in price from A Particular attention te caited tora very Jarge stork of Black and Blue Braver Overcoats, excellent articles. for the low price uf $20. GRANITE OVERCOATS, In various colors, MELTON OVEROOATS, A great variet: f colors. of different weights ax: Break VarietJylees fcom $13 00 829. GLENGARY. or WING OVERCOAT, | ion it sls. English Tweed, fine Chio- Suilla: enversaceay tow ae elt, codes Boge as 330. A leading article in thie garnieut will be « very superior article of Kepellant, extra quality and weight, and periectly water proof. FROCK, or SURTOUT OVERCOATS, In but few styles, of Beaver and Petersham, the h ter well suited to livery, and at a low price. CAPES OB OLOAKS, largest seeortment,in Black and Bins aver, Relione Okiuchiliac 86 from S10 to S25. Also; Long Cicaksof Broadcloth. SACK COAT CASSIMERE SUITS, terns and des'gns, from $9 to $20. Sp-chalities n this line are eure from @12 to 8 <3 sume handsome ones, with double breasfed coats, the latter figure. FROCK.COAT OASSIMERE SUITS. taple article is to be found in great vaticty, at ee corre om Oka eee DERBY OASSIMERE SUITS. Je of suit has become very popular this sea- dons snd tomeet the demand s large eesortusbat has been provided. The prices rangefrom 15 to @25 a8 suit, with some very ones. MELTON SUITS, FROCKS and DERBY SACKS, Kver popular and good, from 15 to $25, BEAVER SUITS, i variety, — to $33; but those at $28, Sisek nad bios are ‘pariiceleriy'chsage toy en benad in Frocks and Sack COATS, WITH VESTS TO MATCH ; feties of Cassimeres, Maltous, Boavers, Granites Ac-strom 12 to $28. Those for 20 suri ‘are recommended. BLUE SUITS FOR 815, Indigo dye, strong aud serviceable. PANTALOONS, WITH VESTS TO MATIA. large variety of fine and medium quality Cassi- non Tashionsbly cat, with single and doubie- breasted Vests, from § to $12. CASSIMERE PANTALOONS, d,frem 4 to $10, of latest styles and WORKING PANTALOONS, From 2.25 to $3. BLUE PANTALOONS, » Will 8 and lime, and very serviceable, a ey eis DOESKIN PANTALUORS, To ft every man, from 6 te $12. No tender onos offered. BEAVER PANTALOONS ; Heavy black and blue, and very cheap at 85. Va rious sizes. FULL DRESS COATS, Of black Cloth, from 20 to $30. FROCK DRESS COATS, Broadcloths,from 15 to $25. Every coat Of black Tay be retied on for color ead wont? FROCK WALKING COATS, k and blae Broadcloths from 15 to $20. ree $15 are not to be surpassed anywhere for the price. BLACK CLOTH SACK COATS, From medium to fine, and from § to $20, BEAVER SACKS AND FROCKS, Good and reliable; from 15 to $20. FINE BLACK CLOTH VESTs, To button high and os to $6, made in best SILK VELVET VESTS, For the low price of §10. NELVET AND SILK VESTS, ; WOOLEN From 1 50 “WHITE DUCK AND MARSEILLES vrsrs, single breasted. made and finished in th Double ant cst manner, from 2.00 te Goon e FALL OVERCOATS, lections well adapted to the popalar taste anc sie resthing in price 808, 8 herein, rv $15; one lot at $10, meciam heavy, very geuter] and really serviceable. YOUTHS’ COAT SUITS, In medium qualities, trom 12 to $16, YOUTHS’ OVERCOATS, ‘Various styles. he wants and within’ the f d to the wants and within the meaus of all. Faw and Paptaloony Suits.to $10, Now 1 stock a desirable assortment for $7 and #4, BOYS’ OVERCOATS, VESTS, to $5. Very cheap, irom $6. CHILDBEN’S CLOTHING, ° From 3 to 10 years, now offeriug less than cost to clote out. fash ISH caged = pon q best ty, super-stout and ine. rang: bates ‘rom 7:2 te 2 inches, for © Der dozen, or 3 pairs for $1. GERMAN HALF HOSE, i gular made, all sizes to 1] inches, for Fine and fall r s33 conta per : HALF HOSE, ™ * COUNTBY-SNIT SOCKS, Of the best qualities. LINEN HEMMED HANDKEBCHIEFS, vor 3,4, 5 apd $6 per dozen, of the best makes and = silent eons worthy of inspection. SILK ee. IEES An tie F +48 well as Stocks, Night For the potket or — Boy gh’ LINEN COLLARS, Best styles, from 2 to $2.00 doven. Thote ia waut of good collars will do well to cali. THE SHIRTS, Tn immense variety for men and boys, without doubt the largest assoriment to be found in the District, ‘These Dbirts are well known, and it is nanecessary ro describe them forther than to say,call and sce them. ‘They have recently been muck iinproved b. the intreduction of finer stock while the pric: main 1 50, 2.00 snd $2.50 each. Several sty. Night Shirts. MERINO UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS, All grades, from 7c. to $3. Buying these goods, ip many cases, directly trom the manotacturers, lam. The apeciailties this season will be Bhittennd De ities this season rts an caer G0 155. and 1.90. Buyers note of this. LAMBSWUOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, Very fine scarlet for $3. NEL UNDEBSHIRTS AND CANTON g¥LASNEL UNDE a ‘The most extensive Hamilton stont for assortment. £3; and best White for 91.50, all of my own manu- jure and of every size. SUSP! 20 percent. Prices, 4 Draw- il ea ENDEBS, than usual prices. oth, Thread “Dogstie; durables warm: Barket Gloves, ithout fugers; Home-made Buckski res. Gaunt Bait ‘Gannticte, 2c at bottom pricsa: aad BOWS, &c., every v: 2 BOls’ UNDERCLOTHING, Of Merino. FLANNEL OTHING. All wool, setlet aad ‘whit, 1.60 to $3 each. stock. RUBBER 4 OTHING, 8, There ite ince gm 8 Oo GYMNAST 5) is Shirts, Tights and of the ali on b and Bods "Drees a y Shirts; Monkey. Suits, Sui Cricketers, onder at short oIL &c., of worsted, made to FOR TAILORING, fF eb SEAR Ta AERTS EE Tie Pea 40 ‘ VERS, ee Sc; made in Goods by the yard or pattern. S27 WHOLBSALE BUYERS, IN EVERY DE- PARTMENT, LIBERALLY DEALT WITH. ONE PRICE ONLY! NO LESS!! GEO. C. HENNING, Ho, 410 Savents StazEr, N, W, 0023-0,tf EDUCATIONAL, ¥ E. GUTMAN. B 117 Bridge street, Georgetown A SPECIAL SALE will be be'd ¢ Octob-r 31st, of Carpets. Dry Goode, Mi Gooas, Silks, Worsted Embroideries, Cort ns, and other articies usally kept in a first Dry Goods house. All goods sald withons po serve. ‘There will len be a sale specially for ladies JESDAY EVENING. — E.GUTMAN, Auctioncer. it LADIES 7 —< TUESDAY, Nove uber Ist, at T o'clock. there will bes assaf Ge an sacberiiey fos tie ete i Velvers. ant Velvetee _ P: : ‘Laces. Kid Gloves © Em brotderies, Hosiery. amd numerous other acticies for Indies’ wear. It will be a good oppartanity to taoee not attend the Sean that ci 117 Be C. A. Caipras, Salesman. N Anc*ioneer, ‘Georget owe. 0c CA PAID FOR LADIES. WENTS AND CHILDREN'S CAST - OFF CLOTHING, BOOTS, SAOKS, etc.. at Lb. GBS PWOKL'S.1 735 Bridge ‘street, Geo jute by Georgetown or Washing’on attended to, ¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown. SIBABLE BUSINESS VALUABLE. AND DE: PROPEBUY ON BRIUGE STREET, GEURGE 4OWN, AT AUCTION On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. November Ist, o'clock, Twill weli, in front of the P art of lot No. 43, in Gld ¢ fronting 23 fect on the south vi of Bridge street, back $5 feet int of a two story brick onve and ster... with back building. conta! rormps. with cellar The atrention of cxpitaliste is called to this «ale, a8 it is one of the most destrabie Business stands in Georgetown: having for many years brew vovupied by Thomas Hunter as a shoe store. hb; balance in 6 with interest, secured by deed of tru Ferty. Conveyaucing and stamps at the cost of th» arcbaser. €1C0 wili be required when the property # ruck off. oct THOMAS DOWLING, Anct. ¥ THOS. DUWLING, Anct'r; Georgetown. ‘BUSTEE’S SALE 0) AULABLE HOUSE = GEORGETOWN BEIGHTS sal By virtue of a dees of trust. bearing date the Ist day of October. A. D. 184. aud recorded among the lard records for ti Liber N.C. 'T.. No. & at folios 180, et « written re nest of the party recured there will sell. at pablic suction. in front of the premixes, on gaze) 1870, at 4 0% DAY, the } 9th aay of November, A. D vo Darts of Lote Nos, 272 and 273, addition to Georgetown, with ine improve- thereon. louse and outbuildings, with the modern mm- provements, and is now occupied by N. P. Causia, 4. a Mf sale: @3,000 cash, of which $200 must be arposited when. the property i strack + residue in five days after eale: the remaind: money to be paid in 1 and 2 years, terest from the day of sale, to, be secured trast upon the property. complied with in fix days after deposit to be forfeited and the at the risk and cost of the defa on five day's notice In one paper pul city of Washington. | Conveyancing yarchaser. ere ‘RED. W. JONES, Trustee, ocll dts THOMAS DOWLING, Acct. ¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgewwn. iy e: tend’ t! reco ashingto gf Columbia, and at the eqn Treasurer of the Sixth Building Georgetown, District aforesaid, we will expose for gale. at public auction. in front’ of the HONDEY. the dist Orel in Thi tw y re re owned by William Barsuns. Situated at tne intersection of and Li streets. and Bve fect and sixty bya building’ used we forms of eale: One-half cash. (of whic be required to be paid down at time of sales) talanes in 3 and 6 months, with interest, secured by deed of trust on the property. |All the terms of anle to be complied with within five days after sales ether. roperty at cost and ri at chaser, Epon giving Ave (5) daye notice by advertlesnane Te some newepaper publisbed ia the frict of Colnm- ALT Convey arcing hd stamrpe at cost of parc: WM. D.CASSIN. Trustees. FRED. W. JONES § Trustees. sc fawhde THUMAS ING, Anct. {Courier.} AKG ASSUBTMENT OF FALL AND WIN L TER GOODS. JOHN H. SMOOT, 119 Bridge Btreet, Georgetown, D. Bas received and is now Fg RS ver a large assortmentof FALL and WIN T : fee eer ee ee — hog in = ters and jol rs, and bought exclusrve/y for cash, Comprising a full line of Ladies Dress Fabrice, boa! French and Irish BI and Col d PB. plins nglings: Reps. Ew prese Cloths, French airs, and Alpeces ‘of all the beet Satin Cloths and Surees for CRNIBG GOODS of the be Uloths C: meres and Tweeds. ‘xandes and Jouvin’s Kid Glov Kio Glove at $1; Hosiery in every vai feet on Lingan asa store and d ser. 0.5 low prices RGOUDS Striped and Plaid Shawls; Lace trim d Hantker- Chics and Collars: Eembrettered and P 5 Water Backing Clo proof ai f ladies’ and gentlemen's Under ‘able Linens, Napkins, Towels, Sheeting ings, Bichardson’s best Irish Linens, Blasket seels, Ingrain. and, Three- Mil Cloths, &e. Cash purchasors before makivg their purchases ment Wear, Eves. are invited to call before maki omising as ing as it i« eto cive eee? Ime = 7 Jonk a. SsMoOT. pets, L246 STOCK FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS NOW OPEN, The LARGEST end MOST COMPLETE MENT we have ever offered our customers. RT GOODS, consisting in lack’ Silke. Lrish Satine in Cloth or ine, Empress ieces Oloth Casiancres ands Carcineta’ frech a 4 res and Casainets, frou Fente- up: Water proof Cicths for Oloaks and Sais, P from $1 up. all colors. 1D GLOVES. Josenh:s KID cloves gn = NJAMIN MILLER, 9c20-tr 101 Bridge street, Georgetown, ~ THE CENTRAL RAILROAD OF 10WA, CONNECTING ST. LOUIS AND ST. PAUL. NOW NEARLY COMPLETED. is road is built by a Company of strong ca igen have pushed their werk forward af ‘a ONE MILLION or Tx FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS of the Company remain, which are offered at the very low rate of 90 AND ACURUED INTEREST. mong their advan’ are— ut Theroad is nearly finished. and the care ave ex- fe in 60 days the bet ma’+rial, having been masutaciured expronaly for it,at a much higher cost than tha: usually 34. It runs through a most superb agricn!tural yantry. kj reat advantages in carrying coal North a ak Mort oe am ha ni je. while Mo Teng gt rots ale bead ts Seeks ti many other ¥ is by bankers and om Soret bate pret terete sum in ite construction, who have every th, A'First Mortgage for og mmall'es amount. upon *“g rosd so near completion, amd in such strong ‘® perfectly safe arity, wl grermant, a Soret: a “Sy turtber decline in Gold. Govefaosets Subscriptions will be received inf Washington by JAY COOKE & 00., of whom pamphlets and full information may be had. W.B. SHATTUCE. Treasurer, 32 Pine street, New York. oc 21-tm Tt ‘enataieina ARE YOU AW4RE THAT YOU CAN HAVE EVERY STYLE OF UNDER- GARMENTS (YOUR OWN MATERIALS, 1F YOU PREFER iT.) MADE TO ORDER IN THB VEKY BEST STYL&, AND AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE, AT SUTHERLAND’S SHIRT AND UNDERBGARMENT FACTORY. ocll-eotf 940 F STREET. Concomp TIRE and BPRIA |. (Best Betined,) HOOPS, BANDS and oat af J. W. RENWEDY @ 0o., METALS AND BUILDERS’ HARDWARE, 613 oc8-im @. WILLIAR, Bro rere ore, mt ‘Has just opened his first importation of oops, MADE TO Mt the shortest petice and at Teeaouable puioes, aed | orgs own, | | . B. JOHNSTON, Georgetown Advertisements. D a mite) - pau ccm wo CHARITY SERMON. M® BOYs’ ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL OFFICE. #2 UTH FREDERICK oTKEET — pS ACADEMY, Prom ns extenrive practice in the great Hoxpitals we Bev, J. J. KANE. of St. Patrick's Charch, | 422 Severth Street, opposite Old Fellows’ Mall. | of Europe and the first in this « try. ¥ Will preaca a Charity Sermon on SUNDAY, October — lms France. Ph: ciphia A elenw be Mth. at Frimity Ohor.h. Georeetown. at the M | The Second Quarter commences November 10 ain, <peod) @ud effectual reas: otic fi: of St. vinesntde Paul's | Terms, per er, $10 15. : . Socrery. le arransemen <i " SEASES OF IMPERUDENCE ho wish to hear tl ted Di ot the Back or L be. Ber ¥ t. Inv in General Debilits. 8 ion of the Heart, Timid:cy. ir ght or Uidd Discas Head, Taroat Nose. or Dkin, Affect Lungs, Stomach or Bowele—t: arieing Irom Sotttary Mabite ot ¥ solitary practices more fatal to t a the 8; to the ACADEMY OF THE HOLY cKo: | U4 Vstroet | FPOWARD UNIV ERSITY. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. Programme of Clinics! Lectures in Freadmen’s Hosphial, commencing WEDNESDAY, October 13, and cer tipuing until the following March: SCRGICAL HS seh at3p.m.by Profeecr Robert Beyborn, M FEMALE CLINIO—Friday 3% p.m., by Pro- femor Joseph Taber Johnson. MD Vice, that dreadtul and destructive b MEDICAL CLISIC—Mmdaye at 320p.m., by Pro- | uatis eweepe wo an mationiy arave thonee fessor P. H. Strong, M.D. JOvNE men of the most exalted talents and brii — te lee might ocherwise bere v1 5 Expecially, who bave beorme the Victims of 5 * Senate TERMS: wh th- thenders of el ¢ . A enrestadents attending the University Clinical In 1 to ecstacy the Living sev, Gang coll with fust To all others, general ticket. $10 ee MARRIAGE Tickets may be procure from Married _pervone. TABER JUNNSON contemplatin T og Mot JOSEP: Weak Bart age. aware ot Phy Low of Pr Secretary of the Faculty, corner of New creative Power —impecen-y Rxcitavility nue and J0th street Pui Organic Weakneos. Nervous Deb 7 a | ation, apeouily read | ai j places himeeit under the cares ANGELU honor ase @euvleman. | Seer Toon hie ckill see phveccise ae WRARNESS NCAL SESSION OF MES.5 A ECT SCHOOL POR BOYS. 1704 1 commence BOSD ST. Sopemaber Sth it HE “ PECK S SKL street, wil a poaail > | by the victimes of imp Persone are too apt i! attention given to moral, in culture } TR MISSES OsBORNB SEMINARY, 1131 loth et rough instraction N@ LADIES bet. Land M —Tho- References"—Hon. Wm. H. Sew- ar Wate: Gen. Johp &. Crocker i-General. Prof Henri anon ber of F fe2l am" "THEESSENING CLASSES IN MaTHEMaT. | TOS, Enghish Grammar. Bookkeeping and I Emerson lustitute, leh sir-et. betwee: il be reo DAY, Oct. 3. bility and wast terms, eh, © HeUMption, dee reanised cn Bes apply fo ire nas URK WARKANTED IN TW0 Days F PATTERSON, ee00-tf Vermont avenue Miss 2cbta M tp poict at 1807 B st.. ont H (danghter of the Ber | 4 SCHUUL FOR GLBLS, AY 9 | | Sept. 5t LP Qc0TT Fem scx Instirete, — CHARLES STREET AVENUE BALTIMORK, Md, Select Boarding and Day School. Tacitty for the scquirement of 4 ‘thorongh asd” Seisbed Boglish French edncation e ial attention givento Music and Ornamen | coet for boarding pupil tn Enelied department ey, circulars contetning fall information at¢r s pal. eo8W.ly BEV. J sal College of Pargeon age of one «1 the most emlues.t t Astopishing Cur he’ troubled with ringmg in the asleep, great nervousness, be: sounds. bashfulvesr with. freve tended someting» 6 ith derangement o curee immediately | TARE PABTICULAK NOT: | Dr J, edareesss those Whe ye anjared them ———— selves by improper igetce and volitary habite. ) V ES. JE: ¥ | whien bok body aud mind, unfittiog { STOVES, FURNACES, &c. ty cyst soc or arg ae ithe bese are some ot the sad and melancholy eMwote YONQUEST C ou ss Cove produced by she carly, habrie Louth Has the largest OVAN of any stove made. Te gai Ditenese of Bight, Loes of Murcn'ar Power, Paipt Lge Tnee piety eae — tation of the cart Dyspepsia. Nervous Irritability, z = ; | Dorangem igoativ > Fun euersi anterd in all repects superior to auy stove Reuendinosaae he = the market, + BI ¥ MENTALLY ~The feartul ehects on the imind are ‘eck? 26 634 Penueyivaniaavente, | much to be dreaded. Lose of Memory. Cantasrn nt = | Avecden ts Socaw careers fe Lovoed Gans Aversion te Society, belt Distraat, Lov ntwee, The Morning Glory | Hea ee Re Pines Breduced. BASE EURNING STOVES, Grae Severe steepest te y * the cause of their declining health, —_ , their vigor. becoming weak, pale, nervous aud cus ciated, haying a singular ppearance about Lbeeyea, PARLOE AND PORTABLE HEATERS, cvagh ond openptetee of 0 seation. Who have injured themacives by @ certain practice, Burn all the gas in the coal, and a!l the coal to ashes, jodulged im when alone, © Babi trececutty anaraed without waste, thus producing what has rover be- | Tom evil companions hen asices. and if no" tone been sccomp! % which sre mghtly felt, even w: asices.and if nor ed. renders merriage impossible, and destro; both mind and body. should apply immediately. What » that « young the hope of bis P&EKEECT COMBUSTION OF COAL. man. country, the pride of bis parents. should from Consequently with balf the fuel. ¢ will mak double the heat of any other a utriveeze Tar hoes aries ever invent ted, ‘ir operation is simple, and kindting en annual crremony on! Light a fire in autumn. repleriish coal and remove fhe ashes cxce daily, and they goon burning antil ‘smote coupubial happ: 7 b le journey throu, ‘They radiate an even, tle, and heathy heat, igrimage.(be prospect Frith none of the abomiiabie amell of gasand barat | jebeccme the vite te imied becgunee chacewd usual OO Stoves. wit! and vith mr'ancholy ref TI will burn as briskly by day afid as sloety By night te fs Geared, ond con te eee, ee ee Cane a ee A CERTAIN DISEASB. of heat required in any clima‘e. RTA ~ When the miscuided and imprudent votary ot Dlessure finds that be Bas imbibed the seeds of thi= and will nog » it too often bappens that an fl! time! srate of ahame or dr-ed of Giscovery bim trom sho, trom education or respecta- befriend bim. He falls into the tenders. 5 and body are the most < nev oan pag the room, aud are as re. as an open fire. ‘They are made entirely of cast iren, rest out as sii! sheet iron stoves. on scientific study and experiment, re based oa are the only perfect base burner made. eyzine to those is ‘They are made in Baltimore, and repairs can be rocured nt amall cost apd short notice, white tire ary cost and difficulty of getting repairs for stoves made at a great distance wili generally make it less expensive to buy new. R heir repidly increasing popolarity baving in ve * over his ga!ling die. Sapam es ment, or, by the it dh U Z 5 duced many to imitate. the public should beware, | SPP Nid cet on gin endl) paiwm ack for, and buy ouly the horrid 10 make their appears “MOBNING GLORY.” oct] Im Ni head. tac tremitios, progressing with ee BASE BUBNER, fal repiaity, till at the Inst the palate s1 the with Syphon Flue, or the bones of the nose fall im, and the s ict KE. F. SIMPSON, awtel dis-ase becomes a horrid 5 fart Stove Agency. te 8 # Creadtal » oc8 1005 Penn. ave.. bet. 10th and Lith ste. ing him te that urdiscovered © whence bo traveler r To such, the : he moat certain, epecdy, pleasant and eflectual rome), in cae roid “OFFICE, 7 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET, Yrlotor tie ut ee eC ag O nce - Non Pert ceding, Base Burn lunvration Perfect Sell left hand side guicg trom Baltimore street, atow ing Stove. Needeonly to be secu to ineure doore from ihe corner. Fail not to obecrse name decision im ite favor. NH. I GREGORY, and number. 74 Pennsylvania avenne. iY letters received anless po N DOUBLE OVEN RANGR, with or without Spaking, Becking and Dump: ing Grates, wa can this. ones E. F. SIMPSON, Stewart Stove Agency. ok 1005 Penn e., bet Wth and lith ste. Srrciay TICE. THE DOUBLE-OVEN SUNNYSIDE COOK FO! S70, Jn constracted on ENTIRELY NEW AND ENTIFIC PRINCIPLES, with SIPHON FL’ ahs DORSEMENT OF The mans thoueands cured within the lest twenty years, and the wumer t+ im por’aut surgical operations performed by Dr Job *ton. witnessed by the reporters of the Sua. dma other papers, notices of which base appeared & an: again betore the public, besides bis eptleman of character ind respomeit sufficient guarantee to the aftictei SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY COR! PROPOSALS guaranteed to thoroughly heat two ovens. and 1: ot holes, two-t the 9 ne Segis oven Osck teres nn en eet PBePosaLs Fos [REMOVING ODSTEU oh garestilmansiactaring our long and tavora- | K” TIONS, y known BARLEYSHEAF COOKING STOVE, -—laeeadaammennans by the public for several years Sealed Pri this effice wntin 12 OCTOBER NEXT ensw' THE JUNIATA, Ereat double heating PALO STOVE. hes | OCTOBER NEXT eneutug, to Our . been much improved and beautified this year. Where known the merits of this Stove need no comment, Our celebrated SUNNYSIDE FIREPLACE HEATERS, among its many premiams, also carried off the frst Premium at the Maryland Tnstitutes et Baltimore, in the removal of the tol channel of the James mond, wrecks of iron ciad ram Fre@ericksburg, sunk board: iron gtuboat f hr subjected to the most severe tests at > 1 fone: steamer Jamestown, (onions Lapemy ‘the Baltimore Heater. This isthe only Pate. eu! gute on board. stramer Curtis true hot-air fireplace Heater in themarket,and, like | Peck. 480 tor: ners Wythe. Boach 3% and S20 the regular built cellar beater. loses ue best. tene:” brig, 6 tens. and acres Bor 20) tons, Bend for cireulers and testimonials, bame unkne inne IS or Scribe of thw vor crea UADT, PLTERSON & 00., ens, 250 et 22 fect Suuare. averaging 1S fe Philadelpi Pa. Jeep Jil the Steven tor, — we. = —Sauny- ee Gr ord ogy wiles ge ter for ¥ ichmond. 'w 1 te 20 tons; wi ‘of TEE ee ne Serene SW VILLE. pilot bost Plume, *? tones © —a — —_———_ yarina. shout > miles trom len. Temaius.of old bridge, LOAN OFFICES. ved for the removal Stall the Dove, Portic al AB Y NGTON LUAN OF FIOR, are preferred for entir CAB eS vcerncr of toch and Catteste, S33. W tious at each potut, ns fi AKO, formerly Mrs. E. Burnstive. chan lerp at low tire removal Redneed the interest at the lowest rate in u, A.great stock of Uuredecmed Pledges, for sale =, Keach Open from 7 a.m. 109. oc ne ———— UBN 4 OFFICE, ty, if any, in ce ge TminteestH Shoe addition to the material removed, wil be demanded Mekes liberal advances mag po oe Watches, Diamente, Jewelry, Pistols, Ladies’ and pe ee S, SoupstEin 2 co. 7 LOAN OFFICE, 207 AND 209 4% STREET, ee90-tf Near Pennsylvania avenne. owe TO OUB LARGE INCREASE IN BUSINESS, & ‘We bave reduced our interest to ONE-HALF THE USUAL BATES, ROBERT FULTON @ 0O., MERCHANT PAWNBROKERS, 314 Sixrm Srazer, Between D street and Penns. svenne, Have made extensive arrangements for LOANING MONEY On Gold som, Clotings — ane een a M. © F2aicn® Lean orrica ° “sTILL Exists, ‘And in connection thereto, underneath the same. 8 @ handsome room for the sale of bargains of every kind worthy the attention of all. ees tt REICH EBBACH’S Piast Sere, F. bs Bo. 028 11th Sirect, cbove Penns. Avenus, Fear ‘WAS a we a a a — Et bs Prerosats a or ena THE Wasu Ra tens “ ay ING: th, 3870, ate Sanat By