Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1870, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the Distriet ~ WASHINGTON CITY: SDAY November 15, 1970. To Advertisers, Im consequence of the great pressure upon our columns, and in order to properly accom- rcéate our advertising patrons, and at the -ame time give the news of the day with oar completeness, we shal! publis SUNDER, a Dornie or eight-page edition of Tae Stax, Saturday until after the holidays. As that special issue will contain a large extra amount of literary, agricultural and miscella- ‘s reading matter, it will ha: wn unusually wide circulation, both at home and by tra: | mission through the mails, and bence will be a particularly desirable medium for commani- cation between business men and the general public. Advertisements intended for the Satarday edition may be sent in at any time. — One Instance on Record where Adver- ising did not Pay. We have great faith in the efficacy of adver- tising, but we are afraid that even the libsral expenditure of the railroad company in that | line for the last week will fail to relieve them of the odium they have incurred by refusing to pave their tracks on the Avente. The same “mount of money would have gone a good deal farther im doing the work than in excusing them for not doing it. The “arguments” presented by them are— Ist. That the cobble stone they are now lay- ing is “a splendid pavement,” and “needs bat to be seen to be appreciate:t Just so. 2d. That wood pavement “is ruinous to the feet of horses,” and that “horses cannot get a footing on the wood pavement.” [The experi- ments of McNeil, Fisher, aud other eminent engineers. have shown the vast saving in horse- Mesh, horse-shoes, and carriage-tires by the use of wood pavements over stone; the wood pavement, by its superior elasticity, causing less percussion and abrasion. Dr. Ure, an aus thority who will not be questioned, estimates (see bis Mechanical Dictionary for 117) the saving in the life of horses used upon wood and stone to be in favor of wood in the proportion et 5to 2. The fact that horse railroad companies are required to pave their tracks with wood on all leading streets inother cities where wood | pavements are used, shows that it is no hardship torequire the same of them here; and at the same time it shows the absurdity of the claim | that horses cannot draw on wood pavements.) sd. That the cobblestone, “20 far from being ® blot on the street, will be favorable to the ap- pearance of the Avenue—especially as the com- pany Aare the reputation of keeping their track swept clean.” (Italiesours. No levity.) ‘th. “The wood pavement will take general travel from the railroad track, and thus enable the cars to make better time.” (They make excellent time pow—especially when transfer passengers are in sight ) Sth. “The Washington people have no right to complain how the road. is run, so long as they didn’t build it.” (Yes, if they support it.] 6th. The editor of Taz Stag has been a di- rector of the road and ‘‘his friends” have done this anJ that and the other in the way of water- ing stock, issuing bonds and indating prices by whieb ye that are dark and tricks that are vain,” they bumbugged and bamboozled those untiedged innocents, those lambs of the morn- ing, those sucklings without guile, the novices of Chatham street and Wall street, inducing “their beguiled innocent parchasers to give $15 = share for $50 stock.” (Now, we do not mean that the railroad com. pany shall escape from the paving issue by any cuttlg-fieh strategy of this sort. We have no interest whatever, and the public have as little, im the squabbles for supremacy among the Northern stockholders of the road, and their criminations and recriminations as to the past and present mavagement. It is sufficient to say that it has always been owned and managed by the Northern interests. But should any persons have the curiosity to follow up this vein of in- quiry it will probably be found that if any stock was worked off at 75 per share at a large profit on “innocent purchasera,” the operator im the transaction will be discovered not a thou- sand miles trom the pawnbroker's establish- ment of Henry Hart, Chatham street, New York, the said Hart being the present vice pres- ident of the road, and the individual who dic- tates its management, including its refasal to pave its share of the Avenue. It will be found, too, probably, that if any watering of stock or issuing of bonds was done at any time the chief cook and bottlewasher in the transaction was Director Henry Hart, now Vice President Hart, and the real manager of the company’s wires.) ih. One of the stockholders of Tae Stag aid” to have an interest in wood pavements that would ‘‘be benefitted by the addition to the wooden pavement of Pennsylvania avenac,’ hence, &e. {Another piece of cuttle-fish strate- ay. Tocharge interested motives upon an assail- ant is usually the resort of a defendant in a par- ticularly tight place. We have no interest in wood pavements to the extent of a dollar, dime, cent, or mil, and no man interested in wood pave- ments bas ever suggested alineor syllable of aught we have written in regard to wood pavement», or the selfish course of the railroad company, But if we were in this wooden line we cannot for the life of us see what benctit we should get by “coercing,” the company to pave their tracks, since the company is allowed by the law to do the work itself—always providing that they do pace them and not relay them with the abomninable cobblestone. | Sth. Because the Connecticut avenue railroad has not been built, therefore the impecuntous and no account people of Washington would never have built the Avenue railroad, and can never be sufficiently grateful to the disinter- ested gentlemen of Chatham street who run it at a heavy loss to themselves solely for the good of the people. (Sympathy of the public respect- fully solicited for the disinterested gentlemen et Chatham street who invest their money in our railroads and run them for nothing.) 9th. “Noone with asoul as capacious as an oyster can quibble abeut a sum eo paltry as siz cents @ pamenger.” [Italics not ours. Public indignation respectfully solicited against the oyster-souled people who quibble about paltry sixpences.) 10th. “ That no pavement is as good as stone, and in the opinion of the deponent none other ‘than stone should be used between the tracks of borse railroads operated by animal power,” the deponent being Robert Squires, premdent of the Third Avenue Railroad Company, of New York, and the stockholders of that com- pany owning the stock of the Washington and Georgetown Railroad Company. Thas the en- dorsement in this case is just about the same as if the avenue railroad line should endorse the views of the 7th street railroad line, or vice versa. —— And—yes—some railroad man out in Mem- pis bas been found to advise the company to stick to their cobble stone. They mean to. This is the sum and substance of the com Pany's defence. It is of the flimsiest descrip tion and simply serves to show that they begin to appreciate that a defence is needed. The fact that the press and pablic of the city with entire unanimity have decided against them. Sipe pert connaeaton for the interests of public, and proper sympathy with measures of public improvement necessary for the growth and prosperity of the city. ER | wilt meet Tae Next Hover or Rerresenraty ‘The thirty-two States which haveso far elected members of the House of Representatives, will send—according to the latest returns received ‘These figures will not be much altered, if any, by the official returns. Five States—New Hampshire, Connecticut, Cafifornia, Texas, Georgia—entitled to 21 members. have yet to hold elections. The first four of these States are represented now by ten republicans and four democrats. Georgia is unrepresented in the present Congress. If the democrats gain one in Texas and one in Connec- tient, as they claim they will do, and if Georgia elects four republicans and three democrats, as it is expected she will, the next House of Rep- resentatives will stand 145 republicans and 93 democnats—chowing arepublican majority of #2. 222 The retal z or the census of the ink inhabitants ot Philade}phia will be commenced to-day by Marshal Gregory, in accordance with the in- str ons of President Grant. NOTICE—The annnalmeeting of the ONL TABRIAN SUCLATY ns this city will bo heli athe Church. corner 6th and D streets. THis EVENING. All Unitarians interested in cbr ae Theeday ) BRE Tater this SDAY ine» ‘as Ww PLOW) M.J.(DIGLY,B nols-3t MASONIC —The rez ates s of SATIONAL LODGE. N. M.. will be held bine af Tuesday) BY: tuber 18¢ % pen tend: er metubicrs is requested Be onter of the W. - CLIUS PACH. Secretary. Mi liareiemcace se. 8 Ley ie cout. Ase erom ene ra. DO. mber. B ¥ Court shington. D.C, af deemed publ ereatst >. connecting th: ir goad. throug’ the 5 Bu Thow sey #8 of ‘Kitty Bavoy, ai caused the samee to be surveyed by the Jounty Sar vesor, anda plat of the same to be prepared. w! on file in the office of the Ulerk of the wll pera interested in C wetion to this Court "The couse will thea ¥, CALLAN, aay Court. there hewrt bby order of the Court. _he Clerk ot NOTICE,—All UN on hand for sal ee Pai’ TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS ad) -urned meeting joard of Trustees of Pablic Schools will be held the Franklia School Betiding, TUESDAY EVEN- — Hgrenies 1, at 7:0 o'clock. #. FARDON, Secretary. “AVIS MANUF BUTUMS Db BObeReE Y RIE DE PAIKK, PHILIPPE @ CIE a anere Messrs. M. W.GALT, BBO. & 00. suthorized ageuts for tbe sale of oar District of Colambia. PaTE are our on'y jatches in the PHILIPPE &00., land. October 0. nolt - OFFICIAL DOLLECToR 's Orrick, hang \ yy ic Hatt, WASHINGTON 13. ty. Notice ts hereby given: that sie Takis FOR THE YEAK 1870, lovicd upon the 7 ja, thecl fesnington Distist ot fh be Dayable on and after O:tober 1dch. 18:0. A discount of r cent. will be allowed spnae J ee th r} nae tl . 4 m brlor te November Is0,@ di count of fire per cent. from o December 10th. 170. November 9th t: taco: te 1: a tax. sud desltous of paying tes cane wilt es otter ay Sie pa ame ms a goa ‘ar r which omounts to the sam of two hundred and pay one fifth of all tax cori eis of tne Corporation of Wahingtou. DC jc atention willbe paid to ical letiers request ing tax hile: nelther een any bille be mate beleteer pA i ion of the funds dali SF aterad i hoe po for taxes must be certified to b; ‘the bank apon which they ae of «Por 1871, the book: bey a ‘all taxes dae and for sale. ‘A. BOSWELL, Sects ot City Cullector. ont BE, ABATEMENT OF TEN (10) PER further extended until the 3uth of Novem- ps wi F. a. BOS WELL, no lta Gity Collectar. ee en War Duragtneer, S104 . Szavice, U.S. e | Rain tah. ake City, Fla Ww Mobile, Als... Basel "re Teun Prepare for Winte WHITNEY OVERCOATS FOR CHINCHILLA OVERCOATS FUR $12. BEAVER OVEBOUVATS FOR $15. RABE INDUCEMENTS. DEBBY SUITS FOR $11, DERBY SUITS FoR g13, DARBY SUITS FOB $17, JUST RECEIVED aT THE OP ULAR CLOTHING HOUSE os A. STRAUS, 1011 PBNNSYLVANIA AVENUE. nols-6t Between 10th and Hth stret JOSEPH J. may, 939 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, HAS FOR 8ALS LORS BLACK SILK CLOAKING VELVETS. of Pons full $2 inches wide, at $12 and 14 bd sain Ne BLA: SILK, ce ew mates.) at SLOG ERR woah bn Fh RBRIC Stor SULTS ri it ariet “MOURNING B0« new Fabr cs, We $e rj or B end Mons ea ioe Pen CENT PROFIT ivail we chargson at spe Gs is named a! ee Terms Gaon Unie Price On’ vy _nols eattit Oe J0S. J. MAY’S Gq PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, 939 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. BF” Beceived to-day, 250 dozen, in Whit and astorted colors, with one and two but B27” Ladies, 62; Gents, $2.25. 100 dezen* LUPLN’S” CELEBRATED KID Best in the market. Black, a, a GLOVES at $1. per pair. nols-costif A COMFORTABLY FURNIsagD ivate house, centrally to will settled gentleman or Indy, Competent end willing to devs 9 of hours in tera forthe Se copying: tn 8 air terial for -M 2 with © reference’ ead «specimen "of ‘hander ting. noses CENNEDY § BON Rea Borate Aoewrs 427 Pennayivanta Avenue In addition to valuable Lands in all thy & and Wentern States 0 er some very desi erty 1p this city, including five Houses w squares of the Treasury, at from 80.100, M MITH IS PREPARED To EXr. cate ail aricte fer DRESS MAKING at her Booms, over MAY's Dry Goods Store, 939 Pennayl- Vania avenue Nols eost* LATEST OF BONNETS AND HATS Patvevaon band and made to Cis T by LEWIS BAAR Tig LARGEST STOOK if FEATHERS AND ELOWKBS keeps undoubt edly our friend NOTIOE 10 TAX 1X FAYERS. ComPrRot! Ort Hatt WAsHiNxs To: Mov. 7, isu. {_The attention of tax pa ae is at 3.0, wh a led to that sec ion of the ica de clores that “Nor receint ro ‘be complote or a unless cout ENGY a. no? 10t onal SAVINGS BANK TREET AND Niele Yona av. PAYS a pke CENT. ON DEPOSITS. Office Hours’ 9 to 4. 's Orrie WHTETLESEY, omptroiler, ANAGERS Pe _f. Willard, Wm. Stick n: lon. Jos. © . 3 P Brown. H. Plant. . R. Shepherd, W.H. Philip. wov-tf NOTICE—all 4 indebted to me sre no Gg. tid to settio hott ‘lla bythe Geet day of eis] or t medical tendance. {ocl Ual"] BS. W- BOGAN. Mt De OFFIOE OF NATIONAL Fi lem SAVINGS AND TRU 307 Seyenth streets o SPECIAL NOTICE All moneys DEPUSITE! ih street) jovember next ( {nc! ocd-dtd UT. ope TU LUAN on deferred notes‘or balance of purchase money. Wa ETZMAN A rney at Law. northwest cur- jar Gis an Leobelenmortous. {Rep} oc 9-tf 3 SUNS DESIRING TO Ve mai MAN —A special conree of in- struction ip Gorm ‘Terms for the cuurse a piteations will vbe received at D streets, a1 veg the College, corner 7th aud restdsace of the teacher, 312 Lath street, between and Private a in German end French can be formed st the teacher's residence, st —" FepeoIwRRED ores "BRIRTS are fy stays on hsod an} made toric b LEWIS BAAR aa BEST ST CENT CORSET you can ee t noke LEWis BAAR Ss” Te ase AGENT FORE. L. BOTTERIOK'S Celebrated Pattern i¢ LEWIS BAAR. Tis LABGEST sTOCK UF 5 AND NET IN can bi is faa, ET BIBBON can be at padn‘s DRGFOeaTS WIL Be zi BIVED UNTiL 2 o'clock. November 21 ‘materials 570, for turaishing all performing the ‘work required in the construction of the first section of the im Borements cumtempiated under the Market Company. a twr a Building, 21 teet in longth by 73 teet in width, Buiiiog. 2 ily of stone, brick end iron erected near the corner of Meventh at sere pte Washington. P. C.. fications that can be a: Be Adotne ‘uss, architect, corner of streets, Wi m, where tuli ints reserves the right to re The ect any or aultign GTC cel for the iutercet of the Com je proposals will be entertaine* from eny person whotnctknown to bes practical builder” each bases 3 ALEX. BR. saRPaERD, KR. TL HENRY § Davis, N.G ORI Sim. 8 MOOT, FA. HILDRETH. Building Committee of Washingion Market Com- Watixcros, Nov. 5,170. no3-Lt Wasur ‘The time for openin: above buf'¢ing is extende rnold (Rep. & Chron | prres AND AGUB. A recipe cving a safe. speedy, reliable, and permanent cure for the above disease, sent by nail to any sihlrese for the sam of one dol Adldrees x @INGING CLASS, : YM. C. A. BUILDING. Pg 31? Ua ial eteniary Bin gl faciabe on & il reorganize his clas< ao ) for winter All the Few Sand; lished, and as cheap as WM BALUANTY: 402 7th street, intetligonsce Buitling. in large variety and popular styles, at PHILP @ SOLOMOWS BOOK AND STATIONEBY ESTABLISHMENT, 911 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB. NEW BOOKS, NOVELTIES in STATIONERY. LATEST STYLES IX WEDDING, Panty, AYP, visita CARD no is GRAVING. qui RT OF THE Sureeue COURT Om 3m DISTRICT OF Equity 1635, Doe. 9. pul eae APPLES ! APPLES |! " no. _ BOM -eo3t 109 Water strest’ &. a nccie waren COMPanY, Aerete t01 EK PAILAPPR 2 00, van Prroracs y UDIN: ey abs il x ONA CEMEIEBY At Wine ESTEE Q ARTS MAsrE® + Orrice PHILADELPHIA, oF 19, iso f Sealed Proposals, i at this office nntil ed November or buildin, Lodge of xt Nationa chester, Va., according to plans and speciticati which can be obtained from this « by thos sicing to Wid 2 be one story in height, (10 fret ng.) with a pitched root, and of the @ffice in front, with « ide, 10 fby 16 feet_kiteten cs Office. living room, LW by 16 fost in the elear. The right is reserved to reject any and all bid copeidered to the interest of the public eorvic The gnvelop.s to “Proposals for Lodge, ldreseed to the uindersicn et HENBY HoDaEs, Major and Quartermaster, U. 5 oagee ft termaster Third secabare arr 's District, 1 ment of the East. . HAVENNER @ ©O., BEAL ESTATE AND NOTE BROKERS, 443 LOUISIANA AVENUE, THIED DOOR BAST OF 7TH STREET. We are constontly AUER TE in onr hands, for investment in fey hee Ll a fous soup Poche! ‘at THE LOWEST BATES. ba on hand — 000 Fo LUAN FOR 1 YEAR. ooe 8 3 43.000 to loan in amo ts to euit the borrow hase, ate RUSINWSS abe, a aie MENT. cr other BORD! Ne 1S THS TIME AND DEODHEAD & 20 p18 1BE PLACE Mew York Mil. Cot ton. ‘ame I2iec, otherstrom he aes, Be} away ivete~ns, Pilks, Vebretse rik eros C~] Gloves. Hosiery, U) Berets ano eae kins, Liners." street. Philade}| ‘Balti: . and therefi Rivaye have the best and toet fa ionable goods tn 486 ‘Tru Grazer. For Useh. ‘TtH Steer Ist BARGAINS will be offere| tus Pleturee cn our walls. ie Plesse call ae offer for any Picture ‘that pleases you. ‘Terms positively Cash | Ww WANTS. food COOK, WASUDER and pest of Refer + se Ww ASTED—a DN at 110813 wank WwW ig masts = mefons YOUS FOR SALE AND RENT. FOR SALE AND RENT. A PORNISHED Bouse ib aed o Gesinabies is oft FORREST FOUR FURS SIsHED Rovws > fret ¢ also. u a Au BERS. Ay ny acBis Tan : ¥ monnd Coos recon Addrer ‘sox tes Sur om aos Ws TEO—A cod SUTUATION by a first gisss Giestsker. Adaress M. B., 224 aver te, Paliimore ANTED—A competqut, WOM as aUESe. Apply tu 109 Wat street. Gerrget: saem CHANT Ta nie work Apply to Madame ylva Aula aye. bo 15-31 > 19d Peo Ai mel gre od VOSS wuiniie ft i b. Forse 2 ter BUILDING aaa i acrese » Beliim Bailroad, twe'! trem city ly Koorm y Dept m im pols =} —— te IN to cook and 4.1 street. in the Fi of Mil: Prad homme and. TEACHER of WRITIN )—By * gentiem tamaly_ preferr » Star Cifice, stat < Mr INO mak ince William Oo., Va. 9 HOGER wit 41 th and ANTED—B middle-aged Ainsrican ‘woman, SITUATION fo cook and to assist ia wash iy private “famnil references sive Tors Box 10, Star Uffi-s. W4NTED_4 WHITE GIBL to a> bo om for two in & nid Apply at once to DUDGE 4 Dabs ot “3 3 NTED-A bela E BUY to og the hair- dressing; one as bee at the busts one red ‘Aipty ot nie ‘Oh Fellows’ ae andl papers witht eat af aty mold se" Eo SENT OB 341. E—On easy tor FBAME HOUSE. on 5 7th Sri to Sire, K h. OR REST—Tw = FRAME HOUsKs. taining four room each. suitable for san’ Yami lice, (Anguize at O11 N stroet, between city aul th streets, NW It" AND<OMELY, fal BNISHED BVO MS —Sing! or in spite, mxlern con ic #, at very moderate rive, teat @ street, @ sew doors from the cars. B BESTA tw » fpr story BBICI SOG ae le perlor,cight + hohe lial ey 'y Department. Apply at 47 pressed brick en 12th $200 3 Nrit wil chase a comfortable two sory MOK situated on 8 st. north: near 12th st weat. ss ice Bt Tiina LOT on Jith st, West,near north, at 12 cents per foot, if sold this week. " gS-000 TU LUAN, in suaie to must borrewers, ov ral cntat Airs a tow thousand doll in goed business p3 8 ne! | Patriot.! Reged OR RENT—« FUBNISHRD R00 (front par 9 south B street. Apply Bo. 30 CARR LA K WASHER One thar business. No other necd a FLEMMING 8 Stables, O street, berween # on V TANTED Ry a Terpectable whits woman = SITUATION tecook. Ret rences given. A) piyatNo.J31 Massachusetts avenue, betwren £4 ai d 3d arree’s. nolt-2t" ANTED—By a respectable woman, « SITUA- TION as vat clase O.ok for pel family. Ny,No 1915 H street, between 19th and EG rete. Vv ANTRD=An rag CROs mans adage dgtery. Nope but those, a ‘Rirase 8 Eeowd- 0 6 business mi ‘A. AS ios 16, star ofieas | “PP: B RENI—BRIOK House Bis 1 iG meee pe ge rooms; © jerce. Bent $8) per month Api > BALDWIN BROTHERS. 109°D street northwest. 4 St OR RENT five o six BOOMS in ea story brick house; ears in yard: also good collar and stable for one horse. in advance. 333 Virginia Rvenues neat; wereet = ath nolt-3t™ {OR RENT. amily. part of the two- stor. BEI nk ton untarnished 1002 south 1B street, opposite the’ Smal Apply at the house. Fee RENT—Two FURNIFAED ROOMS: alao three unfarnished, suitable for housekeeping 27, north A street, between ist and ae oe 5 OR BEN’ Halls, between é TA nice two-story BRIG utTien, g be: 1630 and R, v W. Inquire on ihe pasa ‘Rox RENT—A Northern lady, having taken » genteel house, would like to rent FLOORS: unturnished. tu one or more families, None but thore willing to pay tor the best of board need apply Addrees 8. a = Offic Fo® RE. 7 rome {a wide bait, ‘The house ie ta complete order din northern part of the city, 3, square street cars. ‘Apply at 625 Louisian a arene, a ecee WARSTED-A SITUATION as par ‘OR 1S —A two-story BRICK HOUSE, with DUrsery governess, anderstands ¢ uttiog and two: o-story back building, eight jarments: has no objection to go in the coun. quire 652 N at., north side, pear 4th. ult 3:° ANTED-—A lady from Virginia, prioging | ox cellent references and accust-med to g60d ishes® SITUATION to teach young chit Dajvate family. Address B. B., > | Meo ANTERCE Mepspericr: lat, a fi i \ HOUSE ont oF ‘ares ‘farutaned OMS W WASTED -se tal ACTIVE PERSONS, male or female.toesnvads for @ first clase sewing machine. Star az Address B L office. a" WASTED conple of BEAMST! 04 fast sewers and making. aoe ren street. ws FARM of from 20 to 60 acres, scithis emile of this city. City propsrty ex- changed in part. Address A 8... or ingire of C. BISON. ais Tih street. noll-61 V Y ANTE Permanent ‘8 mall HOUSE; = Toe hall, north of Pennsylvania avenue. nd Between 7 ih and 14th streets. Bi cant must have some idea ofc Ww Ce care OFF CLOTHING, WATCHES, DIAMONDS, GUN YOLVERS tc. So tor which oo ‘will be paid. at H. LTON’S Loan Office, 1294 Pa. avenu Between lath and 13th ste, ocl?-2m" es await BuLRTe GF CALL ASD _— ime for one 'S Loan Office Sales Room, 1006 are Tanta svomue, ANTED—A GIRL to do the housework for e small tamily of adalte. Must come well recom mended. A: at the A, cy of the Sewi Eecvin. SPE ch'otrcet: wear Beans, = — ee their hat the best ONE | DOLLAR ‘the conatry ts accurately suited to the LER, the pace oo a ‘corner ue street and tod Pena Ivania avenue, for ther- rs of jell N bees a = who a De EO. WAXTER FawtiEs HAVING HOUSEHOLD }UUDS to and time dispose of can save by calling at 405 stroot, roar D ar ot _je6-1y im BUCHLY, ‘arniture ee ANTED-COLTS BEVOLVEBS—All sizes, = HEMPLEB’S Optician Sbticien Store, pear webisut Hotel spls-tf ~ LOST AND FOUND. RAYED OB STULEN—On the lth inst, » MOUBE, CULORED COW woh whits horns turned! id for ber de: SUN, a? G street mort: between at and Se ast $5 REWARD Lost on the 12th instant: Tle ‘2 brown BUFFALO COW, with h white belly. around her neck. ‘The abor rd will be freturned to OUN EBERT. Stall No ‘bY. Goatre Market. ; between 46 street and OF GOLD ¢ Al I reward will be given if left at corner of Miss sari a street, No. Jae NS rough Boy t Uffice, ot @ certain ‘e300 ALEX ANDALA BUND. stolea from an office on 7th street. ouths ago. ‘This ts the last notice, t, ted. not St’ QS TEAYED O8 STO GEN From thefarm of Anton nppert 11's miles northeast of the sity, @ SOR REL HOSE. years old, white on forehead sear en the left Wind leg: .o shocs on. Any in- overy will be suit- ably ‘MAGHATI BELL, Columbia Market, Massachusetts avenus. between 4th d Sth streets N. W ECTACLES were lost miay of last 6k. betw: orner of H and 15th'* Streets and, ‘the ‘President’ ‘sHonse The ‘scase isre- quests «1 to leave them at the Drug Store of Mr. W. ‘Thompson, Loh street and New York avenue, oe re a liberal reward will be p: nol? 3t BOARDING. ddnesday or B'S HOTEL—A gentleman and his wif ‘and two single ger tlemen.can be accommodated we <A een BUAKD at ite house. LL, Proprietor Tae ‘BROT OF ELaiN: GLEAN, SUBSTAN ‘L TABLE B And wand ii, tan be bed. Uy Laties and Gentle- mor, with the Hygelan( lub. at SOT E stroct, 2b Steal Soronte per day, 9530 Legged Te yp Go eente per day, 8390 tor werk per arisby In alvarce. Breakfast. trom 7 from 3 to 7. By Chscketen, Colles Butter. Hot Gaver, Rolls, Corn’ Bread. tecuit, Boiled and F Stewed ‘Codteiis ‘Vegot Milk, each 5 conts_p >t ia vate ‘Genuine bean # on reasonable caytennts ‘avenue and 19th accessible. mbi3-ly ULEVARD SKIRTS, FULL B1Z8, SEAMLESS FELT, VERY HEAVY, A GREAT BARGAIN— OSLY $2.25 EAOS. BOGAN @ WYLIE, nol2-tf 1015 axp 1020 Bevenrn 87,N.W C= BARGAINS i DBY Goons. 608 oth strect J CONNOGLY'S. end Mi ‘cants to $1 OPENS, EMPRESS CLOT wale eer us w. ni Tieangar Hay CHILDRENS UNDE! Oras TAREE AES CHEAP. — (608 9th street. VARIETY OF Uacine F BIRDS Fu. Apply to AUGUBT ETTO, D street north, between Sth aud 9h east. old Tooms. gas Sater: all modern improvements, Ho. 446 U street aae jh and Sth + A Toor nh street, molt K_RENT—Several bandsome ROOMS in the ow hase. Ho, 939 Fennsyivanis avenue. suit: how-rooms. These rooms woul it an artist desirous of _ommibiting 3 a is art, or who wished to open a@ class in Painting or Drawing. no 14-8t *OR SALE—A neat two story FRAM| footy ae meee eee War and Navy De- “in the Fleet Ward, at $100. “Taras ash, and a rare SM RO fae. Beat Betate “Broler, no Wat ;OH SAUE CHEAP On of thoes nest two-story Fon Basement HOUSES on Defrees street, con. na ueen wa'er and gas: bath room and ter closet on third floor, \We'will sell this House extremely low to auy oue able to maki ash nt down. Inyuire of J.T" SLATFORD, ae. TY Deirees street. EF B SALE OB RENT—A new FRAME. Base five reomns; with large yard; will be sold Toauire No. 130 Brides pnd no 12- pad Fr RENT—A FURNISGED PARLOR. with 7 6th street. be- PALE OK rae ERTY 0° bet weem $ birt ioe Four en Booms. rect, Das Too wad collar. lot feet ¥) Tor sale until ist December» be ew trom 4 to ™ days. Wednradoye st Pridayes ac, TAL LE * scath aie of Perr nat. Dear North Uazit u ra conveniences | Terme rescue L. ty new oy FRAME 5 Sth streets 5 PS LBAN at Lumvar Var J,OR RENT— Tis wie, 5 eae rooms, wide staircases and rately ie ‘STORE, rertenae G arnt ly. 5 ~ o mg used as & bookstore by Pra bun @ Bosor Apply at 3a FSE S38 SALB—LOT southwest corner 1th = e 00 feet te paved 10 fect a’iey, Improvement ‘Brick Deelliog with brick seabi= on mn 593 7th st. oc wo RENT A HOU ogg twelve Toome: meen atrobe, &e.; ail in good a reap letenant.” Injuireot HM WHIPPLE, comer Gand = streets. oct? W gox. Teal Bsiate amd General Agent, 5 Be, 519 ith street, bas oy a nom, ber of HOUSES and LOTS; nap tl or of roe’ NTRY LOTS, (five to twenty ores trom our markets all on reasenabie tr rms see: — tass HOUSE, fart ished acl? B RENT—HOUSE No 224 34 street west, yy ard Pennsylvania avenus, at $15 per month. Key uext door. Ww. DowNMAN, pee. oo ltt h street. JcOR RENT — =a twp “delight ROOMS: with or withtut boards in © private fonuly. (Gentlemen preferred. References required. Apply at Star Office B SALE OB RENT_FOUR NEW ame, two-story. E room, DWELLINGS, corner ot Rand Sictrecis NW. "Possession ist October. Tn A MARSH. A ee. quire of B 633 F st. .W. ‘OB SALE-That id PROPERTY on NE © F and 1th streets, 255oxI5t% feet, im proved by larae three story BRICK with two-story A fine location for business or jonoe. i of 204 ACRES on the conduit rost:7 nara improved by fine DWELL- TNG and OUT HOUSES. Will be sold ur exchauged “FOR SALE-A fine HOUSE and STORE, on fenne between 17th sad Isth streets. Sand DWELLINGS, on K stroet.be PERTY. st corner 30 and streste, with 16 rooms and large grout WiLsoN, S11 7th Post Office. st, oppoaiie Post OM erllont FARM of 251 Fer aayotain cra i Post Oaice, and within 3 salle of oy. Dwelling hoves, with's soemma. Kites wel Co a barn, stable for 7 horses, corn house, carriage- Eouer meat house and “other ‘oat build county, N. through ' it 7 OR RENT—A tue SS SEAT, 1 _ of the city, surrounded with maz. ta ts _ole-e uae ose ea ie ar OB BALE—A BRICK, on 10th street corner © north: nine roomie muten ft ace Wain. 3B. Ww. Down! Intelligencer PEs BENT—Six lig See, QE tom, BOOMS va. inthe BUSINESS CHANCES. chamber attached, at GGY. Will be tween B and F streets. nol2-3t™ Sth st. nold 2e* st EBAL FURNISHED BOUM3 TO LET. iN eae sums to suit. om real ®@ very central location; 620 B Bw atroct BEAL EgcaTs no 12- (OUR RENT—FUBNISHED—A very desirable Fe, BOOM; three windows; closets and gas, ‘also, : Apply at cnee at BAT Drstreete near Se SREY. FOR BENT—Only one square from market and ter Gari 5 a suite of fine aturaishet BOOMS water and gas; S05 D street. no! for {ween Sth ana 30h, F'O8 BENT—BRIOK COTTAGE. Bve rooms and ‘basement. handsome yard, corner of 12th and U streets. Inquire of DOBANT & LONG, 6: street. ‘noi \O LET—Two Furnished ROOMS, front and rear. p See and wife. Sapa ee Nat ae mae. ates nol? 3t* 0 Fe! 2 th a be moet deairebiey ia svenue an e Toe anracraate Bauking House, Dry Goods Store. or fur any other business: in the city "ot ee First Moor is ing, 20 feet on Pecuuylvania avenue, vod 106 on Lith street; turee net cig ae fine ay som is. It wi lied for soon. If = sold tye the inh of December ie wil, on that day, tion to. te — - Fae es ——— B-A f the Fc SALE CHEAP—A womd- oar BUC mn be at 636 G strect, near Howard « Pras Ti ‘OB SAUE—A fire OORN EE LOT. gear the west cra market: besatifally lorated aid eaitable SON,Si1 sik st opposite Boat Othe Boiss" FOE BALE=aA Btetoway PIANO, ci for cash. Address "Music, Fo fi old-3t™ BLSHARES in the WASHING- ‘TIVE BUILDING ANB . At pays from 12 ates. as ‘OF STOOK Naituat Union Insurance Company. It p: Boe" cent., and gets better every year. ‘Kaarese UsT ARRIVED AND FOR BALE i Several pairsand single HORSES, Also, Work Bors+s and Mules,on ( street, two doors from 6th street, in rear of Metropoli tan Hotel, nolt-Im* J. @. RUSSELL (UB SALE—A newly fitted-u; metacaass | nol2-3t* chance for a competent man. 7th streets or SA LE—The STOOK, F U POWER Er ihe Grou nee ePaaet GOOD . For further Parsicularn ap ply F EY as rent si ‘good etand. {party iz nd siktoRe Hus. E. WAGGA: MAN, 519 7th strect, opposite Post Uffics. el?-ot z sy aire BEST ARE CHARCE (A PARTNER wanted in an > Pertly furnished, ‘unexception old and well-established grocers store ty en wock and fixtures mill be wld at reasonable price, Aiso-e latge BRICK HOUSE on M. street. Gar. | eefathna We noes of One of te tem tn t c.. quire o ON, Boom Bo. 1. P to lL Iw AisTHOP a DUDLEY | Saree 'stidine ® po FoR: eS ISHED, UNFUR ‘WASTED-s a ee ineams or more year: 5.05 B22. 3 STOMES, security. (and forthe benadt of th 846,925, $12; OFFICES, $3, S117 43° ple.) Address ummediately “A. B.C AGGAMAR, Gimouri avenue. no ll-6t__ 529 7th street, opposite Post Office. STORE FOR RENT —No 435 9h strect; neat Foz ee and LOT in Rosslyn, Va. Katreet._Inquire next door. in groceries und liquors: will be sold'& batgora ace FGEEENT Two Furnished goums: three mia- cre busine to any one wishing t iments: pleaseatly located’ 2 i753 pocay ive 0 i ie wea BOR on ake pres on the, hy if oye Trt | iscevor at No, 913 204 ot.- W cB im" [OE BENTHOUSE No. 617 on ca aaee MESSAGE FROM THE PAST.—For sale ween H and F streets. [thas Hi roo with al james ‘OOLUMBL the modern conveniences. For terms aj Lith street, between M and N,or EUGENE CAKU- ol, No. 490 La. ue. nold-f Fo. RENT-A FRAME Cede! doped HOUSE in ne First ‘Ward; $25 per mont! ie IST ROP & eBcoiter. OR RENT—Maes. avenue, between New 4 once oe North Capitol st., one nice Taam Aop'o W:6- 'SOAMBON. 71% isth st betwee c OB BALE—A new FB. bound vol "SB J Abate . In ZAR eng — Busan teen tie 8 ation. Judicia igre onde chris and neatly executed. |, between 41 Boll-tt R REN’ modious Bots, Reneee a fa strect weet ‘en, ed com caret Senstor Norton. has al tt improrementer wit stable and opens fot. warp ADMTHAL SMITA, Navy Department, or at 1017 Oth street Bo 3 e06t™ ‘OB PRIVATE B no Jes These-ae ay ik RESIDENCE. wae ce oe ‘north side of F street, ae Win and Hirete, with al the EALE—The new new, Story ate House. OR Xo. 6 (Deddiugon Place) ics ten rooms, bath “ ks KEYW betas ‘corner ae GEIB.) == ‘H. FINCKEL. GEIB @ FINCKEL, No. 1012 F STREET, near lth street, SHEET MUSIC oe MERCHAN. SOLE AGENTs For DUNHAM 2508'S STANLEY & SON'S PIANOS; ax LOUBET, PRurom & CO.'3 PABLOER OR- TUNING AND REPAIRING. noo-ly a BLINDS, MOULDINGS, fe, &e. ARY, DEPOT. and PLANING AIL, foot aed? Saints sreeesena Bad 9 street Coors EXPES SENSE Seana, ‘at one operation. Agency, 616 F st.. opp. Paton! Office, ockt-im SEORGE SOLICITOR OF (LA s- PARA KR, ATT oe. JANEV AT LAW ASO GENERAL AGENT, Office. 613 Fifteenth street, * bottt vene Metr Ferree oe t end Terri , LS ant © +. Oise removed te Jobo F Callan ead 634 law not im*~ MOVAL N has removed ty Jassachusetts avenge, one door aor 4 BROWNIW. vent. JAM BSL} oom No. 4 {elenbaton corner 485 «t , Washinetom ‘Tees tiie AT LAW, 321 Four-end a baif street. W 5 5 Eroeecutee lain conlant The Uulted: Beet Sopele: i. fore. Yen and ot the United Stateas © va DWARD ATTO! Will pr mls os: Stace = Ww.“ SebteyyEN AND rarer KCL ER. Bo. 1019 . between 10th M mS TE Pyrortant:— -MADA Tr Friend and Doctor — AU tro insured when all others fail. N. worthless medic: rith ted Beat res ate Gurorsinatn, atacand ep amOUEMSE NS Noa Kooms for Lady Patients. 2 to 3.and 7 to 9p. daily L Pte FROM iKKSGULABI Sora iyt-ay* THE CENTRAL RAILROAD OF IOWA, CONNECTING ST. LOUIS AND 8ST. PAUL. SOW NEARLY COMPLETED. by a Company of strong capital- their werk forward at a rapid ONB MILLION or THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS the remain, which are ofered at the aad sa Fra AND ACcRUED INTEREST. tal Tostrond is acariy Halshed, and the care are ex- TUD across t| me 24. aheiroa buaote batt oaiy of cone the iron bat been manufs Hi advan’ i oe Tt has : it eoate in carrying coal Mort . The 4 only per mile. while * many roads 7 to double this |. The road ts ly owned by bankers and Se fete, whe bare tomemel a large sum in i} ‘construction, and who have evesy Toad Becurities—such as these—then the : With eo Tartoer decline in Guid, Fr ml Sabeecisth need ianieiieik kcmiikaaimy JAY COUKE @ 00., JAY COOKE @ Co.,