Evening Star Newspaper, November 7, 1870, Page 4

Se ee eee a TH _EVENING STAR. ON DAY. -.. November 7, 1570. LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS, ac. ‘ational Theater —Lucille Western in “ Oliver et”? - i's Opera House —The Sappho Operetta emiasy m the “King and the Keepers” and “Prince Amabel.” Lincein Halt.—BMiss Olive Logan lectures on «The Passions,” Markriter’s Art Gallery, 488 7th street. Bariow’s Art Gallery, 237 Pa. avenue, ——- Private Propert trict of Columbia. Valine of he Dis. ‘The following figures are extracted from the returns ef social statistics of the District of Columbia — Real end Persona? Property. CITY OF WASEINGTON. Total..... % P cry 01 Asseseed Value 25,573,618 ——_e—_—_ A DEOWSBED WOMAN. Recovery of the Bedy—The Coroner's Inquest. ‘This morning. about 10 o'clock, the body of a woman was found on the river flats, on the west side of the channel, opposite (th-street wharf, by Wm. Clark, a boatman, who was out sailing, and who brought the bodyon shore near the Arsenal wall, and word was sent to the station Bouse of the first precinct, wheu the coroner was telegraphed for, aud held an Inquest this afternoon. The body was identitied as that of Mrs. Ellen Murphy, aged about 40 years, and wife of John Sturphy! jo resides on F stteet, between 2th and wth streets. She had been missing since last Wednesday night. She bad been in Provi- dence Hospital about nine months, and is sup- ed to Lave been insane at the time she left me. Itisthought .hat she wandere:! tothe river, somewhere by G street wharf and fell in, and bad Nosted down, The friends of the family had been ing for her body in the vicinity of G street whart!, wnder the fear that she bad got into the river, and when news of the d:covery of the body came to them the husband and brother (Mr. Edward Fitvgerald) repaired to the wharf, where they at once identified the body. The Assistant Coroner, Dr. S.J. Todd, sum- moned a jury, who assemiled in the office of Capt. Crouch, on tb s treet wharf, where the testimony was taken, deing in accordance with With the facts stated above. After hearing the testimony in the case, the following verdict was rendere threewo’clock to-day.—"That Ellen Murphy came to her death at a tims and place to the jurors unknown; they further tx@ that the cause of death was by drowning.” ——e LSVY COURT. The Be ting Te Day. A regular meeting of “Ne Levy Court was held to-day in the Aldermen's Chember, City Hall— present, Messts. Nichols (Pr ident), Brown, Gaiden, Plant, Kowland, Sheprrd aad Tene beg, mith Mr. Callan, clerk. ‘be Chair laid before the court a pstition of George Keede, asking to be relieved from tie Eerment of a fine for depositing night so‘lon remises, on the ground that be viglated the jaw without any knowledge of the law: referre’ to police committee. Petition of .J. W. Harry asking an amendment o the license lawsso that quer may be sold by the pint; Teferred. CoUnTY ROaps, Mr. Plant, from the committee on improve- ments, reported that the route of the proposed yoad | rom the Lead of 16th street is impracticable. Un motion of Mr. Shepherd, the subject was recommitted, with instructions to ascertain whether a feasible route cannot be selected. Mr. Plant, from the same committee, reported sdversely to a change in the Good Hove road, im favor of an appropriats; tor ataveling the road. whieh was pone le: Mr. P., from the same comrittee, reported on the petition of Mr. M<, cer and others in favor of 72.4, 2 the land is given from 7th street to The Tennallytown road, through Kiley’s, Car- roll’s, and Swart’s lands; agreed to. MISCELLSSEOTS, Mr. Plant also presented several bills, which were ordered tobe paid. Mr. Shepherd, from committee on police, re- ported in favor of remitting a tine imposed om George Reid; agieed to. Abo, a resolution that the committe? on po- lice be authorized to settle the accounts of the corencr; agreed to. Mr. Piaut offered an order dirzcting the sur- veyor to com e the plats of the county from May, »te date, to be paid for in corporation seri A LOAN. Mr. Plant offered a resolution that the treas- urer negotiate a loan of £5,000. Mr. P. said that he did not know thatthe treasurer woul be successful, but it was abso» Iutely necessary to pay the laborers. There was bo necessity of botrowing money for a long time, as be expected that they would realize $2 {00 from the corporation in’ few months. The reselution was adopted. SCHOOLS, ETC. Mr. Rowland offered a resolution that the treasurer be directed to deposit to the credit of the Commissioners of Priniary Schools the pro- Portion of United States tines heretofore re- ceived from the Marshal. Mr. Shepherd ottered a resolution for the »ppointment of a committee to select aroom for the use of the court and its officers; adopted. Messrs. Sheph« rd, Brown and Tenney were ap- pointe. 7 Mr. Shepherd offered a resolution, that the committee on schools inquire into the necessity of establishing a pnblic schoo! near the june . th streets; adopted. AD. & communi. eccy in relation , leading to Bladens- h was adopted, that the intendent of Koad: be instructed to take with the decree of the lace the same in good pepherd offered a resolution, that the committee on improvements condemn road from the Piney Branch to the Blair road, throngh the lands of Messrs. B » Morrison, and Cor- coran, provided that they give the land, &c.: adepte Mr. Shepherd submitted an ordmance that Neenses be issued tor the sale of all kinds ef Hiquors in quantities of not less than one pint, provided it be not k on the premises, at $30 per year, to expire the Sistot October; which was passed. THE POLICE cov Mr. —= ottered a resolution that the president instructed to act in conjunction with the Mayors of Washington and George- in precuring suitable accommodations for ‘olice Court, which was adopted. Mr. Plant moved that each supervisor be far- nisbed with a map of the roads; agreed to. Ad- Journed. Miss Western as- ancy Sykes,” with Mr. Herve as“ Bill Sykes.” The Sappho Operetta and Burlesque Com- fany make their first appearance in this city at Wall's Opera House this evening, in “Che King andthe Keeper,” and ‘Prince Amabel;” the latter = new burlesque now having a run in London, in which Sappho will enact the partof the Prince. The Philadelphia papers =peak in m terms of pho, who attracted — houses there for several successive wee Ter w CENTER Maeker Morez.—Gen. Michler this morning signed a permit allowing the New Market House Company to erect temporary sheds on the line of the Avenue and ‘Sh streets, tor the accommodation of the market People who will be removed by the erection of the ‘th street wing of the new building. ——_e—___, ‘TRE worx of cutting down the corner of the Pee ONet Tiker creek. at 2d street west and suming ber snecessfel role of aaa. aon te been discontinued, © even ba = ft rick work already re- replaced at once, in order that not be weakened. ——e Dean Ixvant tx tae StRext.—Un Sat » OfScer Fleet found a dead male intent (colored) on an open lot on the corner of I-th and K — = Bd taken to the station- house, r. Potter. the Coroner, notitied. but no inquest was held. — the arch may ——— From J. Shillington we have Good Words. the Sunday and Good Words for the Toung fer November; and from Shillington and J. Parker, Harper's Bazar tor Nov. 17. <cataneeiienia ‘Mres OLtvE Locan will deliver the third lec- ture of the Grand Army course at Li Hal! to-night. Subject: “The Passions.” aT _THE Posr = NY OFFICE. ff SINGULAR 4PPAIR. Letter Box Riffled in Broad Dayligh Yesterday, between the hours of 11a. m. and 5p. m., some daring robbers brpke the glass of the box of Charles ©. Tucker, Esq., claim agent, at the City Post ice delivery window, during the temporary absence of the window cletk, and took the contents (some forty letters) out, and, after rifling them, replaced them in the box. Several checks were replaced in the box, with a draft for $600, which the thief was sharp enough not to take, knowing that payment could be stopped. On these letters were writ- ten in pencil marks some scurrilous On one was, “ Tucker, i sucker, I've you from childheod.”” It is supposed there were two men engaged in this job—one to watch while the other broke the glass. It is not known whether any money was taken, no letter having been returned indicating remittances, bat Mr. Tucker thinks it probabie there was, he being in daily receipt of money letters from corre- spondents. THE CHANSEL IMPROVEMENT. A Petition to Congress. Proposition to Close the Georgetown or Western Channel and Open the Washington or Eastern Channel. ‘The following petition to Congress is being circulated in this city for signatures: he subscribers, citizens of Washington, re- Psa resent that the river in front of tus city has filled up so that the EASTERN OR CITY CHANNEL is almost impassable, even tor the compara- tively small vessels trading to this port; and this channel being almost entirely filed up above the bridges, prevents vessels of even th: smallest size from entering the canal, except at high tide, and ail vessels or steamers bringing freights to our wharves, if they desire to reacs Georgetown for return cargo, are compelied to be towed or to run down about three miles, to reach the Virginia channel, thas making =ix miles of unnecessary travel. To deepen tho channel above the brid; an appropriation of $50,000 was made at the last session of Congress, which ect bas been constraed to apply to the Georgetown chavnel, and a contract has been entered into for that purpose. It is the almost unversal opinion of pra I men, well informed as to all of the facts and surroundings, that a general and permanent improvement of the liver navigation in front of this city is indie. Pi nsably necessary if Washington is to continue 4 commercial city, and that to save expense and to effect this object in the best and cheapest manner potsible, that the water must be diverted and confined into _ ONE CHANNEL ONLY, und that in the eastern or city channel, and this also is in accordance with plans and surveys ot government engineers in charge. This plan is to cut through and deepen and widen the east- ern channel above the eeiaeee, and also to deep- en and widen the channel below the bridges, 10 front of the city, the dredged material to be dumped into scows, and then to be towed to the Virginia channel and dumped into the river; also. behind @ breakwater from Mason’s isla: 5 imade to divert the current into the city chan: a Which plan and mode of moving the mate- rial is TRE CHEAPEST PLAN Possinie. This opening and deepening of the city chan- nel will allow large sea-going vessels and steamers to come to the city w charge treights, and it , to pass up direct to Georgetown for return cargo, and will admit river craft to enter the canal now in process of deepening for Bavigation, being in direct con- nection with that important improvement so wisely authorized by at its last session. It will also be in connection with the Eastern branch and the navy-yard, will obviate the trouble of two southern draws to the bridges, and contemplated alterations and improvements by the bridge companies may be made to corre- spond therewith. LARGR APPROPRIATIONS are annually made by Congress for improve- ments of rivers and harbors elsewhere, and as no considerable appropriation has ever been made tor a permanent improvement of the river navigation of the capital of the nation, we therefore petition your honorable bodies to re- peal the act i erg $50,000 to deepen the Georgetown channel, which money will be cast into the river if this general improvement is en- tered upon, and we request that a larger ap- propriation be made to open andimprove a permanent channe] on the easternor city side of of the river on): set forth in this pesition.” gt hoses aed we Fecitives rrom Cixcrexati—Tirir Ayve t % Mus City—They wanted their Wiv: hence the 2* Capture. —Y¥ esterday atternoon, when even. Wé train arrived at the Baltimore to railro,. *4epot, two men who had just srived in the tre" called upon officer F. Peaster, stationed at ti.” Gepot, and requested Lis assistance in arresting “¥9 men whom they ‘ tn th “e charge of de- pointed out in the crowd, on ."¢ CB ook irauding Lewis Benninger, of Co 7'2s%n, dA. Kt. Mulins, of Cincinnati ars from the stafements of the ¢ aid ot the officer that F. S. Hess au olas Rench, two butchers belonging to C nati, obtained forty head of cattle on false fences om Mullins and Benning, ay C9 ‘igton, and drove them acrosa tne river Cincinnati, and after killing them dis- posed of the meat, hides and tallow, and left that ety’ for parts unknown. Mullins obtained the assistance of Sergeant U. Kayner of that city, and a watch was kept on the wives of the wen, who shortly after left tor tvs city, tollowed by Raynor and Maliins, who arrived In the same train last night with the women, and, on arriving here, Hess and Ke! were present at the depot to meet their wives, snd were at once taken into custody, as above stated. They were taken tothe seventh precinct station and afterwards to head uarter they were searched, and the money on their persons taken from them and they locked up. the amount of money toundon them was small, only about £40, and they refuse, thus far, to give ‘he cfficers any intormation as to what «is tion they have made of it. They are he) hearing. hence the ¢ and pe: ib ars Pritise Ix axp Takixe to Househeepers.—Mr. H. 8. opposite St. Peter's church, on Capi the recipient, on Saturday afternoon last, of a quantity of coal which he had ordered, and to jut away which in the cellara colored man was at once engaged. He went to work briskly with his shovel, the inmates of the house going up An hour or two afterwards the coal was en still lying on the sidewalk, and it was found that, instead of putting away the black dis- monds, the negro had, as svon as the tantly were out of sight, gone into the parlor and ide- camped with @ piano cover and other articles, valued in all at $54. 2 Nanrow Eecare rnc ne syLvania AY néividaal, Who had taken in mo han was good for him, seated h edge of a large tub, im which turtles are ex- aibited, in front of a restaurant on the avenue. The water in the was three or four teet Several gentlemen were pa collided” with the +,and over he went hackwards into the water. The cry of “man overboard” was rat and the victim was fished out, and, th is deliverers tor rescue trom it gtave.” he went on his windii a wetler man. ° SUDDEN Datu oF 4 New 2 day evening last, about ¥ o'clock, a colored heot black known as “Sonny” Cole, dropped dead in bis mother’s house, on First street west, between Maryland avenue and A street south. He was about fourteen years of age, and was apparently in the enjoyment of excellent health until the hour mentioned above, when after Playing with some children who had come in. he farted to walk to the door and immediately fell dead. A postmortem examination was made last evening by Dre. A. 1°. John6on and MeCoy, which disclosed the cause of death to be conges- clon of the lungs. ~o- Tse Cotrupia Ty held @ meeting at the City night last. when resolutions of respect to the memory of the late Cornelias Weniell, and con dolence with bis family were adopted. Messrs. MacMurray, Claxton, and McLean were ap- inated @ committer to make arrangements for he annual celebration. A motion to amend the by-lawsso as to make the meetings «,uarterly instead of monthly, was made und referred to a committee for consideration, with instructions to report at the December meeting. gee A Bap Cornzr.—in the neighborhood of 12th and © streets,a number of colored boys and ING ON Pexs- WRAPHICAL SOCIETY Hali on Saturday Pwd Wasurnctox, Nov. 7th, 1570. Eprtor EvExixe in your report of the press dinner given by Dr. Heimbold, you erro- neously place my name as correspondent of the Alta California. The vavew correspond- ent of that newspaper is Mr. J. H. Riley. Very respectfully, J.J. Noas. Tae Tax Cottector’s Urrice BEsiEGEn.— Lieut. Kelly is on duty to-day, keeping order in the line of tax-payers at the Collector's oftice, who are present in much larger force than on ay preceding day—the line extending out to the stre_t. —— Kev. FATHER McNatty, of St. Stephen's Church, yesterday took leave of his congrega- tion for a few weeks, during which time Key. Father N. D. ong, Of St. Dominick's, and Kev. Mr. Earl, of Georgetown College, will officiate for Bim. cE OBRED.—Last night the store of Mr. iE COURTS, Nertect tat Guattion set Reserva Warnes war" jor ‘ i Costete ‘Widament Delow aftrmed Brown & Biles Oat. Bemy ; 1 it by defaults. THE COLUMBIA TURNPIKE COMPANY. (ithe Unlied Bits al ‘Levy Court ol ie ates 6x uw tf ‘Columb ike Com} m that they ba, in 1368 Th vd a company had Bot tre: mrtil years had clapeea after fas in-anapp-arance until years case had been docketed. ‘Judge Humphreys said be would not orders stay of Proceedings: hat the defendants might prepare thelr motion to vacate judgment, with affidavits in support thereof, and he ‘would ‘at aa early day RIMINAL COURT. Juder Olin—To-day, a number of smell cases were vet for to-morrow, ant the court ed) urned. COURT IN GENERAL TERM —To-day. tho case of Grinder agt. DeMaricl not a jored, charged stealis longing to Sophia Kobingon, or twen'y daye in jail Stewart, colored, ch chattels be of 85; Buea S3 with having teen found druak in the stree xia an. fhe wal Wim. Major havior, or workhouse ninety da: ith Deieg drank and d costs. Mat barged with being disorderly in el bends for gor d bel De Us! sod costs. Mary Johneon. cl tame: tined $3 and mM. Cole, colore disorderly conduct en Tick street, Georgstown ¢ fined SSand costs James ( allahau, charged with anity in the streets: fined $3 and co-te, Elion colored, charged with being drunk ane dis- orderly on Bridge street, Tae'own: fined =3 and co-ts. Patrick Down, charged with being dieorden, ly on ; fined $3 and c. Ku dolph Do barged with same on 6th atreet, forteited bis collateral ($5) by not an aring. Beriamin Moorefield, colored, ehargel with deriy comluect in the Northern Market; fined $3 and or William Schoo T.@ scavens er, charged je to the premises of ed woman liviog on I street. after being ne ed to do 80; dtemiesed. Julia Brov barged with mark- ing the houeo of Daniel Haggerty with red chalk. 3 Giemiseed. Warren Ds red charged with theft of a carpet bag, va belonging to a Mr d.® passenger wi in the steamer Wawaset last night. iP he on the wharf and mace off wi: and * it some distance up the # reet, when he was making rapid strides for a lumber pile: fined 88 and cvsts, and in default 6) days in jut Elliott, colored, charced with throwing siege og 12h street, in @ tone battle; fiat $2 ard coste isabella veyton and William Séott, ¢.Aored, charged with disorderly conduct in the Northern’ Markee fined $3 cach. Wi lium Chase, cored, for uct Protone langusge in tho street; fin-d 3: tats. Jobn Diamond, colored, foru wawfal asec. Diy cP Maryland avenue; nned john Berson. colored. charged w the street; finea -e }. J am nt and charged with unlawfet assembly on the site SSeach. Thomas Green, colored, charge seme offence; fined $6 and cost. “John char; ored. charged with di 1 Beiase ions maiieartage cn rocks, colored, fined $5. 7 sets. Jerry waultiog officer B mvnths in jail. Ra waking Michae} Hollorhan. charged with ax ichae] Hollorhan. charged wit : tery on Mary Bolloriaus iis wife mary apd bat ase was called, re‘ueed to testify again baud, and the evidence beine pretty bape of sundry black war i Wand costs and required into bends of $300 to keep the peace. Ch Bi nud Matilda Light. ch ed varies Branseil ar: fa Light. charged wi stealing $70 is iawful money of the Cnited Staten, longing te Ju:epl ty. Beate: it ot a as went to the house of Manlic ie wee iw Tree a to get achew of t catled an officer, who commenced to th premises, and the money was found on the fluor: Tiseed. TRTITY Casmi at Rater eheca cane lero net, forte! is collate 3, by not ans to hit . Margaret Chetie and Josephine Halt reed wi'h disorderly conduct en Bridgs ned $3and costs. United States agt. Spencer Carter, charged with assault tery; anolle pros. was entered. CHARGE OF BIGAMY. James P. Hamilton charged with bigamy by Sarah Wie. wite of accused, who charges th. ried Eliza Colling since he married. he Plainant. Paral Wise testified that sho was married fo Hemilton twelve years ago. and that he leit her seme three ye % dozen witnesses were Present to give testimony, but the Court di Bold the prisoner in the sem of $20) for hi ance before the grand jai James Calaban, Ad: State Sucaae seemed amen Arges fiued $1 and coetn A. d in put hi ith disorderly con- und bat- thousand bushels els ye!low corn a nee this morning.with nosales up to the closing « report. ‘The nas was active, aud indicated good price STEAMER Lacy of rm Lane, tor d te-day, tock a tull cargo of tore Nge Li Bie ton. Her tri weekly trips hat n discon i std Lereatyy ebe leaves on Moudays aud Thure days. ———_—_— —_ — ALEXANDRIA, F/RE —The alarm of fire about seven o'clock this by the burning and total de mall frame buildings, Nos, 223 an:| 2% King sirect, near Alfred, adjoining’ the <rosers store ot Avery’ & Davidson. way octupirs| by Hans Jehancon aga bakery, 9:3 0.0 by Mrs, Matthew Acion asa fancy sof, Mire Sarah Padget residing th the seound tory. “The flames originate! Vekery, bat as the fire there bad been extin cotshed the previous evening and as the wood put i th ry was found this morsiug-unscorche:! e fire ts d to have been the wore of an in cendiar y the bakery was destroyed, but most of the contents of No. 240 were saved. The butltings were owned by the Henderson extate ar. ty Mr Herrison Bradley. and were both insured. Mr. Jcbanson was also insured late ths pi orge W. Coleman, deceased, iying ia F ¥y. near the line of the W. @O Kai'r containing 18 acres, to Mersrs. Benjamin. and are Middleton.of Yorkeh cugiapd. for $4 These gentlemen, secom d trem Liverpool on tie it ned to Mesrra. Brawn bh from the the hy their tamtliss. °C tn Tene ef their departar fortably tc supposed to be of an epher woe experiented recarding he first ext i wlarming =m attention, 2 oor little fe Sympathy of ike Hert —A sores man uw + i attempting to atop t dito the bread cart or Mr. J wel, Which. be.og frightened at the fire pg. had ron away. was dragged ageinst » wi Ledge, kuock down, by the horse, run over by the cart, and seri ured. resident of Charles county, ho was in thia city COLLECTOR'S OFF! West Wix Wastixeton, OFFICIAL, jotice ts hereby given, that the TAXES FOR THE YEAR 1570, levied upon the ros! ani tonal property in the city of Washington, Di-trict of Columvie, will be Payable om and ater October 19h Is. A discount of ten (rd cent. will be allowed upen all payments made thereon privt to November Joth. 1570, Also. @ di-count of five per ceut. from December lth, 170. “Semmoee upon whoes property: ivere le & special pe Upon Ww , sand destrou ct paying te eam will eoatate a or the He tune of applying Reneral ‘ax bill ; ny pereon or persons ral tax which amonnts tothe aur of two hnddred and Aity dollars no), cap pe filth of said tax in certificates of indsbted- Corporation of Washington. D © tention will be paid te Iccal letters request neither can any bills be made be! ore or ee ary. the ee lig = ; ed to opt this course im@onsequence of t js iaw re aniring « distribution of the funds daily Persons ¢i for tax bills will present eed year's receipts, which will greatly facilitate the us) ss of the office, and algo save time to the par iz. Kecffored in payment for taxes mast be by an officer of the bank upon which they wn. ‘Ou ihe iat of Febrnary, 1871, the books will be closed. and all taxes due and unpaid ponte ares ed for sale. a. SNCS Se” (Bep.aChron.t 4” Che Coeete. TTY KEGISTER'S OF FIO Ve TY Wasuinotos, D.C .0et if fee is hereby given that on. 4 expire ALL LCE Fat OR ‘nea ling Houses: Sam, a Baler a tele. and Seany Lint Tati: 1 Gallerie deat Hawkers and Peddlers. ‘ka, Omuibusses, Street Cara. &c , Ke tion Licenses expiring on sald tate must be promptly renewed . Ls to this Corporation are now with the City Collector, by whom a be given, which must be counter: signer , Us pe nye’ _ Presented at this office. whence will issue the Heenss, ee corer JOHN F COOK, Cty Register. are a a a Frank Fry, at the corner of New Jersey avenue | jendunce. fucl ual") W. M.D, and south D str was entered about a AUG. 5C o'clock by thieves, who broke out the aca | H], * ss carried off a lot of teas, tobacco and * PBAOTICAL SEVERAL FLocKs ov WILD GzzsE TCHMAKERS oStvEEALF ws have passed | wa AND JEWELERS, south, We approach of cold weather, | —oct3y 704 7that.,bet. G and H. sts, CITY ITEMS. ALASKA Dramonps, French Jet Jewelry, Oride Jewelry, Brackets, Vases, Satchels, Silver Plated Ware, received this morning at Prigg’s Dollar Store. No. 457 Pennsylvania avenue, between 44 and 6th streets. a‘ Now Oren ror Inspection. Gent’s and Youths’ Derby Box Coats, 10. maa = superior real Waterproof Uvercoats, Glengary or Wing Coats, $12. Green and Bine Melton Overcoats, ¢25, Blue Ca; or Cloaks, $10. One Price to all. Gro. C. HENins, No. 410 Seventh street, > ——— WHAT 18 QUILLAYA SAPONARIA?—It is a tree, the bark of a CKillian Tree, which yields, when macerated, afragrant vegetable soap with cleaning and antiputrescent properties not pos- by any other vegetable production. This Bark is a prominent constituent of the cele- brated Sozodont, the most popular dental prepa- tion ever introduced in America. “Epalding’s Glue,” stickiest thing out. eo Accel ele Gtoriove News! Gent's Furnishing Goods Cheaper than Ever. Gent's Merino Undershirts and Drawers 35, 40, #, 0 and 75 cents. ‘The best $1 Undershirts in the District. Good White Shirts 75, 80, <1 and ¢ plendid article #2 and $2.25.’ Good Cotto; 8, four pair for 25 cents. Handker- chiefs already hemmed 15 cents. Knit Jackets in an endless variety. ‘The tinest assortment of Bows, Ties and Scarfs ever seen in the city. Call _and see for yourselves. Franc & Goldmi 409 7th street, between D and EF streets, and Marble Hall, 607 7th street, opposite Patent Office. 3 = Kip Groves. Kip Gloves, Just received from Eurepe a new stock of Kid Gloves, all colors and sizes, which I still seil at old prices. ‘Try our $1 gloves at Caas. Baux's Hoopskirt and Corset Faccory, ms 408 Seventh streot. o— ‘THE WASHINGTON CiTY SAVINGS BANK, cor- ner of 7th strect and Louisiana avenue, is open from 6:30 to 7:39 o’clock every Saturday evening, in addition to its lar banking hours. “ft pays interest on deposits. s chee i AuMrieR has all kindsof thermometers 6.3, W INES AND LIQUORS. FINEST QUALITIES AT LOWEST PRICES, IMPORTED CHAMPAGN' “ DBY VERZENAY—CARTE BLANCHE, Frem the old honse of Bouche, Fils & (o., Mareuil- scr Ay, at old prices, with the additional cost of freight ad- ded unly, on account of the war. SUPERIOR OLD WHISKIES. Celebrated Lrands from celebrated distillers OLD PEMBROKE, OLD BaKER, MOUNTAIN COCO, MILK- NTUOKY, ac = me ates OF REET LOW Paces, sac OF GUARANTEED PURITY. CALIFORNIA AND CATAWBA BRANDIES CALIFORNIA WIN&S, in variety. SCOTCH AND IRISH WHISKIES, JAMAICA, BT. CROLX, AND MEDFORD RUMS. SHERBIES, PORTS, AND MADEIRAS, trom to high grades, low BUBGUNDY. CLABET AND RHINE WINES THOMAS RUSSELL. Successor to E. C. Dyer & Od, 1213 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. no4 OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE. fe] iz 3 ee 4 > i on THAVELING BAGS ae oe wes baer PRICES for CASH at our Factory and areroons gwraesen NTH STBEET, EAST SIDE, One door above Odd Fellows’ Hall., JAMES 5. TOPHAM @ CO. TRUNKS. &c.. REPAIBED and CUVERED at SHORTEST NOTICE, oc88-eolm H. BURNS & cCo., 903 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, AND 306 NINTH STREET, HAVE 'N sToRE ALL OF THE LATEST AND MOST APPROVED STYLES UF BOOTS, SHOES, GAITERS, SLIPPERS, AND FOR LADIES’,GENTLEMEN’S, MISSES’ AND CHIL- DREN'S WEAR, All cf which have been gotten ep with a great deal of care and sttention, AND THINK WE CAN PLEASE THE TASTE OF THE MOST FASTIDIOUS IN STYLE, MATERIAL, AND PRICES. SA CALL FROM THE PUBLIO GENE: RALLY IS SOLICITED. _ 9c 28-1y ADIES!:! ARE YOU AWARE THAT SRY STYLE OF UNUER- GARMENTS (YOUK OWN MATERIALS, IF YOU PREFER MADE TO ORDER IN THR VERY B STYLE, AND AT THE SHOKTEST NOTICE, AT SUTHERLAND'S SHIRT AND UNDERGARMENT FACTORY, ocll-eotf 940 F STREET. ra FALL GOODS ea at STRASBERGER BROTHERS 906 SEVENTH STREET, DEALER IN BOOTS AND SHOES, LADIES, GENTS AND CHILDBENS WEAB, ec30-tr 906 7th street, between I and K. BLEacurp COTTONS. 4 NEW YORK MILLS t re yi YOU CANHAVEE JUST BECEIVED and other mak: PRL DBE att wi “ONLY ONE PRICE. cdl tf POSTASER FORRES. iss Sais, GENUINE CONCORD AXLEs, TEMPEBED SPRINGS, BEFINED LEON, of all sizes and descriptions. Bow in stock. CO. CAMPBE! 606 PebingiLVaNia AVENUE, oclt-Im ‘Sign of the Golden Anvil. c= AND WOOD. have woek five cargoes u YG Mais “ASH COAL“ ait sess a Sot’ Best quality OAK and PINE WOOD. ae yr cera @GLEASON, Coniand Wood Merchant, BOGAN & WYLIE, 1018 and 1030 7th st. N. W. (OFFICIAL } Georgetown Advertisements. | J)™ 2°# STON, Ta 4 CoRS PITAL. Laws Painea by ine SigtyightnConnesl | (FEMI TERR Arp hay | grmCk PRUE Vaah PER Sey, we vor the City of colin wn D.C. THis RVERING ai half pax 7 or in this country. ¥.0 Bone AN Act t> cause aw f adciplia and ele w bere. cs per’) and eflectual remedy tn { are invited te come. TMAN. A ~ . ralt reed weeks trom a sectto V er LIT Bridge + eet, G orserown,D.O. | World for st se. oF IM PRUDENUR teenth strect weet. There will bes spec’ = ne Bett rae ey Board of 4 der aad Beart ber Sth. at 10 0 clock Counctl of the Coy af Wa. ton, That 110 rer Board be, and thay are hereb., author x bape » r of the Hea Tr quested 0 caus sit | Consiating of Bap'ens:d stock 6 Ideas. Palpitatin of t ‘Thasan in Twelith street west, £ ¥ | soa BrOnae Gente been pote end | Ene, Dineen of Sale oe erat. Lioae ot © street orth: also in V street north ETSY | GH Glotbe: and 30 donen mare of those cheap ‘Linen | Head. Throat Now, or Shin, Aection: i the Liver, the ckpensee theseri street west. and to ¢efray | Handkerchicte. All will be sokl tegardieas to cost. | Lung, Stomach or Bo Your the expenses thereof s sufficient amonot se hecsh FOTMAN. Ace pn hl err ag sy RO Srpropristed. parable ou: of the water fond. said C,H. Crirres Saleem solitary practions more tar ~s ~ fund to be reimbursed by such assesstnonts and col a ———— songs ct the Byrens to ovepaned hesepesy ali lots Parte of lots hordering on the EFINED CiDER. Dlighting their mst brilil Ine of eaid water = (Approved, October 27 AX Act to canse a water main to be laid ‘in’? street east, between pert rd be, and they are hereby iz-d and request’ d to canse aw ‘eet nort! hereby AN Act to canse @ water main to be laid in Fifth eet © nue. mated by the Boar mom Cowmet! af th: ter Board be, and snd requ of Alderm ory of Was they are here! ed to cause a water main Fifth street east, be rw: Penneyivania avenu y ant to ast Capitol to detray the ft asuflicient amount is hereby appro pay able out of the water fund, said fund to reed by such asseesnents ud colice Jote and parts of lute bordering on the Water Inain, as is at Approved, October AN Act to set the curbs.ones is authorized by existing $70. arytand avenue and C +r main to | in Third etreet east, between Maryland avenue and nd to defray tbe expenses thereat a ii «between Sast Capitol «iret aud Pen, ington. That horizad ed by existing iaw. reudering marriage. & 1570. Youne r Eepecially who bave become the Victims of Solitary Vice, that dreadiul and destructive bab be Thave just received a large quantity of REFINED CIDER, ftom Western Rew York, which Lots t sale by the Gallon. Keg or Barres, at reasonable *. 1 loaned to customers sais nea BILEY A. SHINN. + Georgetown, DO. which a Jy sweeps to an UDLtimely €Tare Hieuesuds ae men of the most exalted taleots aad brilltem have entrauced lirt hangers of eloquence, or catacy the living iyre. may call with Toul page MARRIAGE, ae arried Teme. 6 lounge oR C ntempilegn maniriage,ewart f Phyaical Weakness Lome at creative Py Impeteuty.) Nervous Pr reente Weakness 1 x EW STOCK —Just receiv of fret clase” READY h will be © Ts onbdenc ay wok bet te RICHARD Ft LT vo? ims ___No. 80 Brite Cask PAID Fo Lames’. ‘Ts 4 CHILDREN AST - OFF OTHING BOTs, SHORS, ote.. at L GBS DWOHL Ss. Bricge street, Georgetown. Note by mail Georgetown or Washing*on attended to. « BBY THOMAS DOWLING, Anct'r.; Gooreow XECUIORS SALE on VALUABLE PRor Ry vir'ne of. and in obed’en-e to. the last will and testament of Timothy ( Donn lecensed. and with the consent of © Donnoghue. in hit will ofer at public an. ht. th dervien-t | ow right, the undersicn ‘on the premiseson WED. | ber. 15 the hour of 4 | ~ that ‘valuable property | ref Brdge and his ot maid trative powe: + Aspe pela. pa p ri weorgetown, con e * isting of three sor | india Hutton det Bare the footwaye | ro ms. and the tot on, which the buildings sau, | ney wl trame, cough, « nsumption, decay aud nd gutteraon the eestside of Twentieth street, | fronting Se feet oa Bice tk eet 8 | éeath. San a : ed ty the tied a ee . Brioge street A CURES WARRANTED IN TWO Das Cum rion COOnctt eh sat CAYO Wacken eet | | ileo, the three-story Brick Dwelling s'trs'at on | Petes tatind im nett iy otoutind ge ceiders Be garion Coamet! of zhe City of Washancion, Phat | the schth elds of B street, and Lot 2% feet | who kerp then trifling munth afer maaeh the Mavor be, and he is her: eth: or teed aod re tront by 8S feet rep. This hoase contams twelve | et ous Mad 1k urls COmpodeds. shocid apy # to. beset aud ithe ides the store rocm, now occupied by Geo | Tmmediately tween EB street a ‘The work to be centracted for, and © Wert ride of Twen New York avenne, ive of the improvement: the said t and collected in conformity with ths JOMBETON, Member of the Boyal Uolinge of Purgeons, Lond Creduate of one of tee mont eminent (ol | United States, and the greater part | Beow epent tp the hospitals of Louden, Paris, f delpt ia and elsewBere, uss effected sume ot the « astoniehing cares that were ever known, | troubled with | ae 2 THURSDAY, at 4 o'clock, a Lot nrmber | €d om the west side of Fayette ospect and Ist stree's, fronting & Also, parts ot Lote number n ihe weet side of Lingan street, being é by 120 feet deep, with the tw) Fran tl Also. —— Bou atoms, t et by ringing in the bead aud ears when ; aocem, tring al@tmed mt nad-te Provisions of the act approved October 12, Ies3- e Ceckiainens, wit ‘Approved October 2 Is . prude uluees, a Ay, Aer to lay foot bridges on B street sonthwes’, | TA Bie tt enacted by the Board of Aldermen ant Board | ‘Terme: One fourth cash: balance in six, twelve of Common Council of the Cily of Washene and eighteen monthe. the ‘purchascra <iviag their | eeives by improper. induiger tary Debit» the Maycr be authorized and requested to cx notes, bearing interest from the day of sale. Deeis | which rig boul body mind mind, waltting for other At the latepocetion ete ieueraon Batrect south, | given and deeds of trast tasen ta secure the de. | Dumimesncatedy, society ot mars ius Mreete west ond thats eAaR, Nicth and eur | ferred payments" All couveyancing and reveans | These areemicot the sed ead teelancholy effects ftreete west. and that a sufficient «am to pay for the | stempe at the cost of the par | produced by the eariy habits of youth, vie. Weak enme be, and is hereby, appropriate! out of the SARAH O DOSNOGHUE. Exccutrix, | fear of tbe Back and Line, Pains ts the Bow, Seventh Ward funds. | Approved, October 27, 1:70 ned. eee OOS HOWLING, hark | tatton of toe Heart: Lyepepet rai AN Act to set the eurbstones and pare the footway. )¥ THOS. DOWLING. Auci'r: Georeet ‘ and gutters on the eaat side of coud strest east, | [ZY THOS. DOWLING, Auct'r; Georget-wn. bility Sp mgtome of Coneumption, rm and L etreets north. uy peabel, Bett emacted ty the Board of Aldermen and Board | T®USTEES ORUETOWN BRIGHTS oe ON | push tote “eg Sidinpey bean beta econ By virtue of a deed of trast. bearing date the | Averaon te Society. tell fincas” Love ' yorted 16 cate the curbetonce unong the lard rectrde for'thie comnayeta | THNGMY Sc- ate cute uf the exl's produced, Tee one. Srotmave and gutters paved on tho east a Liter N-C.9. So. 00. arfelloe 10; e¢0¢ stud a¢ine | wee See Slee ty ake ae healt, jones, tree . ‘ano reets morih | written request of ihe party secured ~Lwitt | their vigur becuming weak er vous aed ems The work, bo be contracted for’ and. execut-d vyablie ave \ ness on | tiated, fa pearance abu in . ©" superintendemcs : ¥ Proviced by law: and to detray the expeures of said | hg GDA Y, the 19th Zend Baie | CeeB nS armpt Ret Con option aprox mac Hol saz gual fhe coetthereot to With the improve: © bave injured th "y @ certai aud levied in to'a borderiog on the June of the improvemunt: the ¥ elged h fronts 60 feet on the west sileot |. © eu 4 f Ss tinco st eetctmeted es Sorting | wankunetde atat ana ae ucmiatht "islet ||, Geen comenniote ot at gti te teat e proved Uctober 12, | is improved by a fibe and commotions Frame Dwell- | cured. reps Martinge » and destroy. tober 27, 1570." | ing House and outbuildings, with the modern wm | both mind and tody,+hould apply immediately AX Act to canse a water main to be Iaid in Tenth | RKcremeBtss and i8now occupied by M. 'P. Cauria, | “Wit young man the hope of his street caet, from B street south to Peongylvania avenne Ke it eaacted by the Board of Aldermen andi of Common Council of the City af Washengto the Wa-er Board be, and are hereby ra requested to Cause @ Water main to in Tepth street east, from B vania avenue, and to defray sufficient amount is hereh out of the water fend, said witrtras sete « bordering on the line aathorized by existing law. Approved October 27, 1870. to be reimb: id Water ma AN Act to reset the ci ‘Wars and gutters east. A and C streets north, fu acs with the established grade = Be itenacied by the Board of Aldermen and Common Counct! of the City of Washington, he Mayor be. and he is hereby, authorized uested to cause the curbstones to be reset Kotways and gutters repaved on both sides street eest, between A aud O streets north. cordance with the eatabli -hed grad street south to Pennsyl- the expenses thereot » *ppropriated. payable u arsed b ‘collections on all lote or part stones and repave the foot. th nides «1 Sixth strect je: the Worx to be : of gale: 93.000 caah. of which $200muat be | from ‘al ps me yy the ng frees tee Hoard | residue in five days alter sale: the remainder sf the | Uuiging a certain eacret henit That | purchase money to be paid in i and 2 years. with in- | beifresutemplath thor. | terest from the day of sale, to be secured deed ABRIAG! he laid | Of trast upon the property. Should the terms vot be | Reflect that @ sound ming and body complied with in six days efter the day of snie, the Grponit to be forfeited and the property ta teresa, | Bec att — sed fy Lg ee ting Ls kee we 4 x life becomes ® weary on five day's ni cue paper pul t city of Washington. Conveyancing and peat | with deepate, and mited si pecessary requisites t eubicl nen y con : Indeed. without theer the journey theres, mind etanps ir, with the me anche; \nasis | the expense of the purchaser. that the happiness of another is blighted with FRED. W. JONES. Trastoe, coll dts THOMAS DOWLING, Aust. ARGE ASSORTMENT TER GOU) dance Board That id pretenders. wh great care fromthe New York f Sixth | BIk Silke, French ond Irish BE aud Col a P eye ey ps. Empresa Cloths. ' corded Epinglings ard Rey em Me the best ay ipement, or, by the use of conte tcl fcr, ard executed. be agi’ and Bichuaira, abd Alpacas of ail the beet | Rtrcur cater tie comreititional ey np" unde mat 8 aire. raewae to ‘defray the ex ponaes of the said improvements ‘acum | 3 OUCBNIBG GOODS at cne bom grams. afell | corsted sore thrust, diseased Doge. noctarn cual to the cort thereof is herel’s appropriated out | ve. Ole: cde, Courvoinier the head and iimbs, dimness of the fands of the Fifth and Sixth wand Approved, October 37, 1570. AN Act to reset the carbstones and repa footy ays and east, between With the estabsisbed . Be it enacted by the Board of Aldermen ant gutters on both sides of Furth ard C streets north. im accordance in of nodes on the ebin bones aud acme, Liovtches an head, tace and extremities, progressing with {: ful repiaity, till at the Inet whe palmte =? the or the bones of the nose fali in. awtul disease becomes horrid « tion till death puts 4 period to his 6r by sending bim to whence no traveler re mers, Kid Glove a¥ $1; Hostery ia every va Striped ard Plaid Shawls: Lace trim d chiefs and Collars: Embroitered Waterproof and Sackin, ment of ladies’ and Paisler Handker- and Piain Handk Ys: Cloths a first rate assort- * Under Wear, Flan apkins, Towels. Si ve the stre-t Boart roe ef Common Council of the City of Was ie Thai a age egy BS ~ To euch, therefore, Dr. Jobnet rested to cai jones to be react anid the ; etn parc luasee, iootwaysand gutters fepaved on Dota sidovct witty | PLSBISS a8 good bargaioa asi E pushfa” “cive: | “ON Fice, 7 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET, street eaat, between A and U strests north. in ne = JT. | deft hand side goice from Baltimore treet, atew cordance with the established grads: the work toe doors from uke corner. fail pot to observe name ther the superintendesce provides by Lace roti ned “Gs he iciters received anless postpaid and ’ Waa; the cobases of the ein tomers oo FALL AND WINTER DEY GoUPS Bn cong apelin omy Fagen Febe ade PRN wane oor NOW OPEN. eee cf the funds of the ‘ . describing © ‘The LARGEST and MOST OOM PLETE ASSORT he Doctor's DIPLOMA bangs in his office App: oved, Uctober 27, 1570. MENT we have ever ofered our customers. ba ENDORSEMENT OF Rik Pies. AN Act to set the curbetr nes and pare the fo .tways DBESS GOODS, consisting in part of FS lens | thousands cure. tathiehment S a the last twenty yeare, pamer and gutters on the nore aide ot Rhode I-'aod ave: | Superior Black’ Silke. Ineh epis,, Empress pactonh coupicol epareuions yy nue, oo he Board of Alder tect tal Tura | Cloths, English Satine in Cloth Colors, Sore-s do.. ston. witnessed by the reporters of the Sum and mary Het mnacied be the Berd of Sigres and & Noleures. French Mermos, from 75 cents up. Pieid | Stier papers, notices cl which haye appeared the Mayorbecand hsighereby, suchorted sod int | Poplins, Delaines from Is% to.25 cente: the eolebra- | Ctucr Papers, noticcs of hich have appeared s the Mayor be, anc Py is ci aM <0 pes i the | t¢ Buftatoand Beaver Brands Black Alparas, 100 | 9" theman of character and reepousibility, = « icotwaye and gutters paved on the ‘orth ‘ide st | Biceee Cloth Caesimeres ‘and. Cassinete, trim %@ | guffient guarantee te the acted ; Rhode Igand avenue. between Fifth and Sixth amen Pa aie ‘Cloths for Cloaks and Suits, | SKIN DINEASES SPEEDILY CORED. 0c2 °y street @ work to bs contracted for, aud c1-. ¥ : 5 cated in the manner and under the superintead. | GLuVvEs gies | BUMSAMIN MITT PAINTING, & erat | oar 101 Bridge street. Geor; u ores ry INBERKG, arts ¢ 3 AINTERAND INTERIOR . Bex a TA iced ogee DENTISTRY. OBATOR, Shepherd Building, No 908% P conformity wi vente -- vania avenne. October 12, 18. (Approved, October WS8reT gs DENTAL PLAC SS ou AN Act to carse a water main to be laid in Sixteenth ron wees ry eg HOUSE. sIGm. street, Detween L street uorthwest aud Boisdary | Fall 3pper and lower sete - ais sn: ie Reet Beat enacied by the Board of Aldermen an. Partial sete, irom. Bo. 685 LUUISIANA AVENUE. of Common Council of the City of 5 aad the use wom ar the Water Board be, o — in the ‘ad most approved sty re Srsreari sunt norte PRATT, Graduate of Ohio College of by dary streets, and todetray the rs 4 we PROMPTLY ATTENDED To. soflictent sum is hereby appropriated out of ( ter turd, said furd to be reimbursed by such me dering cn the li raid water main, Sorrs « 3, October DB. MERGILL ived by existing |: | Approve t ia bie DENTAL OFFICB = Be: on Ia end eth AN Act to canse s water Zain to be tald ia T etroct aS poaeake woe ee p hae] om short nutice north, from Elevent! treet west, eastward to er my fe Ninth’ street west Bert enacted by the Board 0f Altermen ant of Common Council of the City of Washingion the Water Board be. and requested fo catixe a water main to be laid in T street north, from Eleventh street street west, and to defray the ex sufficient amount fs hereby approp: est lo of the water fund; said fund to euch assessinent Hectionson all lots ani of lots bordering on the line of said water Lua! is aurhori: Dy existing law. Approved, October 27, AN Act to set the curbstones and gutters on the north tween Seventh and £ighth streets northwes Be at enacted by the Board of Aldermen and ¢ Mayor be, and he is hereby, authorized and re- | tocame the curbstones to beset and foot <. Common Corner: of the City of Washington, That w 0 fayeand gutters paved om the north side of K sireet, assese and collections on all letsor parts o: lots bor- And they arc hereby. authorised ta he wa: a. D Bental fu 4,423 Hse < —— | tween D and 1» Washington. price to Isboring persons. sut-ly REovan. * » SIGN. and “dbo DECORATIVE PAINTING, GLAZING, Bre Bitrous 0: or extracting teeth. J Board That | = = = — Particular aitention paid to INTERIOR DEBUG BOOKS, STATIONERY, Etc. | BAT#IONS. ae as 2 ee ee 627 { ESTABLISRED 1541. } 29 LA. AVE VLD NO 7 1 PADULE MY OWN CANOE WR M.T. PARKEI, No >.) HOUSE, S 1. a, PAINTER—Jving, in eh establishment can do. anf var LL THE MAGAZINES AND FAS. 10N BOOKS FOR NOCEMBER, RECEIVED AND FOR SALE AT HILLINGTON’S BOOKSTORE. Lousiana avenne. (4 oud DECORATIVE il thet any patoting 3 ALMANAOS FOB 1571. 24 ‘J ALMANAC .. standing. fees | SEBS be is thankful fr past favers, and = ot .T. PARKER. (rorts awp | "ct iy Mo. 687 Loulsiens eenoe Winerwork to be contracted for, and’ chechiad wean Fe Re ote By Mnamtnae dt te Wits, PROPOSALS Teerrand todelray the ex pence ohne ecb: | MODERN WOMEN, ANB WHAT IS SAID OF . especial tax canal to. coat thereof is nereby im- | 41 4: EBITE KEN’ Marion Warne EOPUSALS FOB SUPPLIES. Posed and levied on all lots or parte of lots bordering | MABGURBITE RENT By Marion Wass 2 of the improvemsnts; the said tax to be | BASTORY OF Tee aun Orricg A.C, 8, Fort Moxon, Va snd collected in conformity with the provi, | THE 8C 3 LETTER, CAP. AND ‘October i6, 1530, ‘of the act approv. rit, 33, BLANK BOOKS, NOTE. + CAP. Sealed Propossle, in duplicate. will be recewved at proved, October 27. ILL PAPERS, this office up to 10 6 cock a. m. of BN 6 nd everything in the Btationey ling for eale at | 390, for suppiping hia post, with ime » feta eee " "ar. 3 EDUCATIONAL, SQoruer Qnsarestand Peon-avehne_ | lvered_at the pon lala sity barrels ‘as calica BOOKS NTYNES, be made fa lots of one bu . R. BOX’ ENGLISH AND oLassicaL | NEW POCO At ner tacitigeveer Bailing. veer ton geome a *§ 423 Seventh street, opposite Odd Fellows’ Mal. | EH voLUME By Rov. Goa | qray eC 8 Dope aa eae earne. C.8.. 0.8. Perit bet. at | — wt chief Tate ore LIFE OF CHELST. By Dr. Haun. New edition CURE’ ‘at ry LIFE OF JESUS OF NAZARETH. By Al.bott ALMOST A Pa Mi ery, i FoR Tus L o4 6t Becond Lieut. sch a" BOPOSALS FOR CI ions OF MY SOLITE DE By alps Pee"satits Cts a OWARD UBIVEBSITY, pp euinuEe ART: PAINTERS, BCULLP MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. Sees enAV ERS “Be Cries oc wee eae eOcgbe a. 150 of Clini Lectures in Freedmen’s Roephial, commencing WEDNESDAY. cee io, ene, National tr a Che haar the following March: Bali's Blut, Va..w Tes. stndioat ch T81G—Wednosiaye at 330. m..by ateway will be received at FEMALE CLINIC—! 330 NKNIVES for the wall can be seen #! MEDICAL CUINICZ ongaye at by Pro. etl fabtch bid mont be accompaniel by and at m.,by » a eu'- . H. Strong, M.D. fictent guarantee ‘at least two tence — contract. if awarded, will be He} s: ; - To students attending the University Clinical In- ——— United States reserves the right to reject a! ‘ABER JQHNSO! . of M Sejue and loth street NGLIS! 0} avepne. Prof. B: D. fork ave- | oc lé-tt AG IN {, NGLISH, FRENCH, AND OLABSSIOA CIR iin sey 2 were ES NEW STOCK FOR SALE BY sak ES 0 iy y "TSE ivany, Liat niet tock naa ores. Poke ‘State; Gen. Joka Sick, eae = ee [seoous teacher of French Cones Prot Henri "T'iGss Rnglst Grammar, Bo Kteoping GAGE. | _ce28-tr Corner Peonsyivantaavenus and ithat. ‘manship, at Institute, 1th between | — Lend pce, eee Ry MONDAY, Oct. 3d, | M°= LIGHT. MORE LIGHT. aa ey oP. PATTERSON, ‘The Bilver Light pus ee20-tf 1321 ven a ‘al nh "sf. B00 Foca. ates o. Wasnia Tee ee