Evening Star Newspaper, October 9, 1871, Page 2

~ WASHINGTON CITY |ONDAY ~Petober 9, 1871. ‘The Chicago calamity is doubtless the most bie in the history of the country; “the t tire im New York™ in 135, which involved 4 loss of $20,000,000, being insignifieant in com- parison with the destruction occasioned by the appalling conflagration now in progress in the mer eity. The prevalence of a severe drouth n the Northwest, and the facts that there were hty-five miles of wharf front in Chicago for toring of lumber and other combustible at many of the streets of the city re paved with wood, and many of the houses sre frame structures, and that the connections with the water-works were destroyed, were cir metwmees unfavorable to the quenching of the flues by the usual agencies. As we write this the fire ts still raging. ‘one-half of the city, embracing ten thousand ouses, has been reduced to ashes, and at least 000 persons rendered houscless and homeless. We know the American character too well to believe for a moment that these unfortunate people will not be succored in their dire distress. A» a people we are seldom found to hesitate in rcsponding to appeals for aid under similar cir- cumstances, and we therefore confidently be- heve that our citizens of all classes will come forward promptly and do all in their power to relieve the Chicago sufferers. The President of the ( nited States ba- already taken measures to give them temporary relief by furnishing from the public stores supplies of elothing and food, an act which will be warmly approved by every one. 208-5 Five dollars and fifty cents on every hundred dotiars is the tax rateof Philadelphia — Wash- imoton Star. ‘The radical city of EDtaddthls expertoegee the blessings of Sasteat rate. State tax of Virginia, which is denounced by the radicals, is fifty cents on evel hundred dollars—one- eleventh of the rate. Shall we call for the latter rate ?—Richmond Dispatch. Why not, if it will make you twelve times as prosperous—wake you up, improve your thor- cughfares, multiply your railroad and steamship | States lines, give all your mechanics and laborers work at good wages, Increase your population and their means of Mving comfortably, stimalate trade. educate your children, and send you bowling along on the path of progress? If you preter stegnation and would rather stand still, while other communities with not half your | natural advantages, are outstripping you in the race for population and wealth stick to your | fifty cents and boast of it. If your sister city | Baltimore had done so, where to-day would have | been her railroads and steamship lines, her busy | popolation and her lines of ware-houses? | We mention Baltimore in this connection in | rence to other cities where the same re- t= have followed similar causes, because it is the natural rival of Richmond and Norfolk, and has shot ahead of them so far. only because the rit of “enterprise has prevailed, and demon- ated the absurdity of the idea that a low rate of taxation is a great blessing anda high rate, ruin. No American city has ever yet incurred | « debt for judicious improvements andenlarging it: communications, thus necessitating an in- crease of taxation, without a more than corres- ponding increase of prosperity. The story of | the Iristoman who grumbled because’ he had to | psy a dollar @ bushel for potatoes in this coun- | ¥, while be could buy them in Old Ireland for shilling, and being asked why he did not stay | there then, replied, “ Be gorra, I didn’t have ne shilling,” fitly illustrates the clap-trap.about high taxes. Richmond may be an exception, tut there are commenities in Virgmia where it ~ much harder work for taxpayers to raise their ‘ fty cents per hundred dollars than it is for Philadelphians to pay their $5.50 per hundred. | iu Kichmond even, skilled mechanics are (or were a few weeks since) working on an iron | mship for a pittance of $1.75 per day, while | rs in the same ship-yard were work'ng for cents to one dollar per day, races only | t half the average ste: aid in Washington. | + Ses { The present constitution of Pennsylvania was | i more than thirty years ago, and since yo less than seventeen amendments have | dat sundry times by joint resolutions | r proved by popular ‘The people are to vote to-morrow on the | on of calling a convention for its revision. | The reforms to be accomplished through a new | constitution are an increase of the number of | ors and representatives in the ly; biennial sessions of the legislatu © election by the people of sundry state offi- | r> now otherwise chosen; minority representa- modifications of the pardoning power; a change im the tenure and mode of choosing the judiciary; change in the dateof the annual | elections to the time of the presidential dn, to prevent what is called colonization trom surrounding states, and to dispense with election every fourth year; and further re- | strictions upon the powers of corporations. } a eee | The large quantity of paper used by Tax STa® makes it difficult when any accident inter- teres with our regular source of supply to pro- | cure enough in the marketsto meet the demand. | ‘The low water having forced the mills we relied | on to suspend operations, we have been com- yelled for some weeks past to buy paper where we could im small qaantities for temporary use. In consequence of the great demand for our »le sheet on Saturday, our supply ran out and @ number of our subscribers, we regret to say, were thus deprived of their papers. With usual eare to supply regular subscribers enough paper was reserved to serve all the tes, but by an unavoidable aceident a num- ber of sheets were spoiled in printing, and at the lust minute it was discovered that not enough | paper was left to make up the deficiency. We | have taken such measures as will, we hope, pre- vent auy failure to supply all our patrons In the tuture. = ~ aS Sir William Armstrong has made a proposition to the men on strike in Newcastle, England, to resume work for the present at the rate of fifty- seven hours per week, if the masters will agree to reduce the hours to fifty-four per week at the begivning of next year. This seems to be tair, and will eventually give the workmen all they have been contending for. The masters have held out against fixing the standard of time for laber at fifty-four hours per week while un- fished contracts were on hand. The proposed arrangement willenable them to finish their con- tracts this year, and start the new year with the new nine bour rule. — A report wa was made to the Episcopal Conven- tion = Baltimore on Saturday by @ committee W’ Of the House of Bishops upon the ritual of the Church, which takes a strong position In opposi- tien to the observances special characteristics of the High Churchmen. This reieeag ie action is not nal, however, asthe committee fahee tow fae: recommend that the subject be referred toa vention. To-morrow the discussion on this pro- position will commence. The omiacamene |e | three-year olds, two ‘The ni mg 1.3, was won in seven. The Ecliptio im 8.50. de $2 SOT Pension Agent for New York city a . with being a defaulter to the amount of $11.000. He gave bail in $15,000 to appear for trial. | Adam- ‘New sane | Columbian Law Build a BUILDING ASSOCIAT } . gf eaultably workin ateE eae = ae spd Missisaippi bas. Chiraco Indiana Sacral, 19% ‘Tennessee old. new, 6%: Virginia 6 @; Ni ee ee Bonds, #9. Gold, 14% ‘worker strong. ‘Amber, oe 1.60; common 8) ried So ait; Uniand agi. 96 Corn—anlzed western, 72875: yushels on privateterms. Oats, aide Rye. Sade. Pork steady at $1420. Bacon firm: shoulders, 8; les. 8'4; clear ribs. 8%. Sugar Lard steady at 10%a10%¢c at $1.0 Oct. 9. it: "50 —Consola » it 92%, for tober snd ia¥ for aceon. omy des Five of 1582. EN Lonpow, Oct. $. 1:30 p.m. ae account. Five twent 1963, 92%, - 10- RANKFORT, Oct. 9.— Five-twent: . be a i ve: Ln ag Sonsie, -Rentes opened at 56 fr. 370. see. iba clear tem- tates. —} ‘and fata ile and Eastern Se sy apparentiy ad south and smoky ween bavecon- far an heard from: and weather, with tiene ain, has Morthweat ‘of pees cies Missouri. et received from the upper lakes and ‘ky Monn- BA BILITIES —The b mage mr ode | probably =“. Teasing caster! and the day along the — "South Marlantic aod srests. So ~yo winds, with jporeae- with tinued on the 5 - upper lakes. cloudiness aud local rains, on and Sein coutheostert iy. oe ne Tess weather on the lower Inkes. Ptah Speed weather in the Missouri v: wil ty Move northeast over Lake Michi Telegraphic communi. cation beyond Chicago it interrupted by the fire in hat city. PRILE. ABMONIC SOCIETY r_Reheareal THIS BYE ee at Marini Hal, stfeet, vetween 5 o Rin besag, 4 PUBLIC WORKS. HINGTON. D. C.. October 9, 1871. > contractor will be allowed to open any street fir Paving, sewering, & t having first obtained SacPCgi at perme. in varriting. from the Board: and ar ol ry ene Spey eects shall be ae hours 4o'clock p.m. at ‘AS. 8. JOHNSON, Acting Secretary NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION. Un account of the greatdemand for Building Aas0- elation stock on Capicol Hill. the mombers of th successfal operation east of the Capitol, will bold'a meeting at Dostey’s Hall, corner Pennsylvania avenue and. 3d street soity om beat THURSDAY x1 GE. otober 13, at? p.m... for the purpose o nizing a ner s sociation, to which all desiring stock are requested to attend. + oka SPEOI OTICE. 'y customers and those basing ordered work Mi ne dour an ve, over J. Bradly i note t, opposite [Parent CENTRAL tempt abi TATION — The sixth annaal meoting of eS CEMENT BUILDING ASSOCIATION will be held at the rh st on TUESDAY. Wh ano atT o'clock, n addition to the ordinary ‘business, ‘officers will be lected for the ng year. WM. W. MOORE, Secretary. dN. Ofte: tion. a respes t vated t | ingot the ECHERS BUILDING ASCOCTATION on TURSDAY next, the 10th inert, at | bate he Lecture Room of Columbia: ding, Sthstreet. Asthe above propose ne a leading Axsocinticn, those in want of st a well to attend. Fa nD! are hereby a petired Svat» final mene BO Z Tr Band W.T.B.Uo The Twenty second Regular sting of the PIONEER HOME- TIGN will be held at Board of Borns. TCESDAY. the 10'h of (ctober. 11. at? p.m, nt of dave and the he election of fee Dircctors te mm Fait vacnacies in full attendance o' er aepsraiely roaucsted. + Secretary. (panne IN BERVICES LINCOLN HALL, Connex Nixta axp D StREETs, Under the anspices of the YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION ‘The time for holding tb = services haa been changed from crening to 3.0 p. m. Short addresses and good music will make oe ers views infra. correct the sam: from such eocunitios, which to make return of nired wine hi pare warned the Assessors to make sasessments rding to A? best information they can ob- tain,” Fon wae Assessments there can be no ap- *” Bection'T ofthe act ot Aug. %h provides that li cases of refusal tomak a ore than ne bi to, be recovered ia the same of th Districtot Coli Columbia in ae ‘Police rt of ‘A HAL! ote of Assessments and Taxes. Pires TRUSS.—! — improvement on on Wire Peysicia tr EARS NPD, © Messier OTIC RE! Having taken the HORSE SHOEING SHOP on Obio avenue, between and Senttocaste of the rery Weccal ‘upon me eare wet ak ‘CRARLES LENMAN. TION '\—Fine pepe Gold and Sil- c7A warranted be- tow Seon ‘at CAwO'S BAZAR O14 we ~ between Mh and J0th sts. océ- ‘Mh and 1th ste. c8-tr ee ae BBOBTY: le FOR PRIVATE ohatie Peptsee eee RS bey LACK SILKS. er || BWOMAN. A, Dobe NVES, AND oy co BIG oe bomEst 990 Pass. ken serwrin aa axp LOTH sts. Mr. Shackelford, our agent in Europe, kee} ws constantly seppliod wit sy LYONS BLACK GBOS GRAIN SILKS mm the beet manafacturers ant we hare now in ool lendid assortment af » S175, Ss, i person {$2'25, 92.40. nud up to 86 por | moa PAaress UN tae Othe, abZ Thong 2 rantof gord BLACK SILKS for sults | WT ANT ED—AtNo. 1903 H =a, | ‘any in rn this or! Sa. oper ne a the Baltimore market, $4.00 per week. nicely furnished” oe a Sarir ak pra anki el will the wees 7 ike aed a br ily of ire © good SS eS ee cae wate than Vay cam Sur ‘Must come rel recommended. Ingaire Sinse them tlsew bere. at 1013 Gatrest, Now BLACK anon, i Sep tis AMA to posit Bat is ae ga den near this cit; * Batelo” ent Beaver” brands. | sem lec, Apply rte daa % TREVITT, 790. Beh ane WAxtTED-A GENTLEMAN ‘as out-door C3 constant ay r ae. w fin oer of rane EY street. art CaSund MEA “sea y a 1 ACK PURE MOMAIRS-and have coomantly Wishes a Hi ~< addreee Sit 21 street Broa Saaliice os Coees Sard evoniees, "aud jasily avenue, N. 2 tae Bul Pda Purchasers Sill Know these goods las a ticket ANTED-A COL ched to each ire of the | ‘ t re and Ohio railroad ages. Apel ‘G0 Pennsylyaui Stheginted re ja ay enue, — ee RETAN BROS, 7 man, lor resident in his city, Ws TR a ualoctuan ine hardware of Bult lone others: are genuine. PARIS KID GLOVE DEPARTMENT. We offer to-day _a larger stock of the best quale of PARIS KID GLOVES oa. oa be acane BY, a Other retail house in the United Stat other ‘s ocery store: xperivac=in both, mostly ployment. haaters B° 0d reliable we Washington, D.O- WOMAN, general horses en all sizes, oes colors to match GLOVES §1 4 pair. MOURNING DRESS GooDs. cemplete stock now Jim store PISS tn Ay pprivalted fabe Binck English Grapes, Orape Vile tt ed kerchiefs, &c., &c. S7-ONE meee E ONLY Go suits, white or must Dring ‘unexceptional F referencens Apply Fad 12th street, between E and F sr ANTED—To buy a ATES a or more acres. comfortably improved, Withia 6 mies of City éin plain figures Hall and price net to ex. . Address, for on each a one week, Box 492 Post Office. ocd ochtr? CS OSRPH J. MAY. aN ED—One of the best CANVASBERS in the R™ 1 READ!! READ! | of vin Sit mereererig, mone ther eed i Li Salary peid. this PRICES, sTYLEs,+ | \ “EDS AAR ia fi cali S11 Dstreet Swe AT A. STRAUS’, WwW NTED—A nicely farnishet coptral } Tocation, by Squatlonen Fe POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE, | ik" Since comer 15th street Immediately,» middle aged WOMAN 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, cooking, ‘and ironing { must be Willing ‘emake Neraett great | | well recommended. Apply at 710 13¢h Tunex Doors rrom Ltn Steer. ® young man from Vi! offer TUATION in a pri family, ren or ener oa aa ae FALL AND WINTER SUITS : WANTED, CASTOR BEAVER SUITS. $27.00 ant 1 BOOT MAKERS. Apply ENGLISH DIAGONAL SUITS. 25.00 New dorsey avenuc, opposite tha ENGLISH CASSIMERE.......... 22.00 5 rie] ENGLISH MELTON.. WAXED PRR HANDS a er ey Waderwaton mrs Baltimore and Ohio railroad, LE eSTEW A ae oe ED—Two good 1 gman ry and 16.00 PLOUTHS, (White) of trom: i4"%o it ne 0, for ness. Bor particulars a 15.50 | S53 Sin Reese mactiowest +4 ht 2 15.00 ANTED—Immediately, two or three ao 14.00 CABINET MAKERSor CARPENTERS. “Call atsa. = at 605 G street, near 6th street, or after 6 13.00 | p. 716 1ith street northwest. 1200 TIGER SILK, MIXED... HAERIS’ SILK, MIXED.. HABRIS’ CASSIMERE. SCOTCH CASSIMERE.......... PUTMAN CASSIMERE. PHENIX CASSIMERE... ALL WOOL CASSIMERE.. oc? -3t* 5 7 ANTED—B: tleman and wif GENTERL OASEIMESS..... 10.00 | W Atountssb3 ut use of storeruom, ae ished And HEAVY SUBSTANTIAL SUITS 8.00 | or unfurnished: Will be permanent If Auited. Ad. dross, stating location and terms, ALPHA Office. oc -3t WASTED—To purchase or rent, a small HOUSE of from four to seven rooms, with modern im FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PANTS AND VESTS, A LARGE VARIETY. provements. Must be ina good neighborhood and | YOUTHS sures nec Address, with particulars SANDER $5 to $10 ANTED—To buy. a Bouse. containing from BOYS SUITS ny, exten Will bs uh Tone that suits FROM.. ‘ wan G4to gio | om $50 to 8) sm cash; bi ance, per mont! 'S, CAPES AND GLENGARY COATS IN GREAT VABIBTY AND PRICES. CALL AND SEE. lowe terms. &c., will not ‘be noticed. Address x City Post Office. ANTED—Active YOUNG ME Patent Refiec.ing Gus and Lamp Shiites. at 0.404 7th street, from 6 OSs 7" Rewenrer name and number, A. STRAUS, POPULAR CLOTHIER, e2-1y 1011 Pa. ave., bet. Wand lthatreste._ HE GREAT DISCOVER LETTER F Rom ws ay bags - RA heing og SERVANT GIRL, to rom in a small family of four, iy. bh a ‘Abieawaat, 237 Hew Jersey aenase, ANTED=Bra Young heay 3 few ance dren to instruct, wx VISITING GOVERNESS; foe veg travel with a family as teacher or companion” jest Frferences given. Address, for one W ty Powt 0 ANTED TO REDT—An UN¥URNI ‘os N RAL, HOWARD. Debrecen July 2 3 W ig tat in ngs location. by Hovember 1; uEaes i sie Hi gui L. WALL, comer %b street and se in my family as awash, | 3Uit ‘ocd. ® you recommend, [am giad to thers in comm ing so mueh ge Yours, truly, ding an article that is evideut- 0.0. How ARD, __ Brig ? Was ED IMMEDIATELY—A YOU LEMAR fu Bt the: proferalon ree ture. "NG. STARR WEATHER. Plants Building. corner New Yo ae arpuias d 15th street. och “at* a ANTED—First-class ACCOMMODATIONS in Supreme & private family foy a genticman and Indy. “June. ist, | References axchang: garees, giving Barticn given your BALM OF Link lors, Pout Otice Bux 690i N*ED—Improved anc ne am rs FERTY for vale. Will attend te renting cen hair; and its ‘Call soon. is a good the system wi delightful. 1 on Yonr recom thus far confidene your direction have $10,000 TO LOAN DGE & DARNEILLE. know that an elegant id KITOHEN, with large rent in the new 7 ANTED—Catere: DINING ROO! ran os Reed cellar. are fo { —- according to ery Teopoetfulig:ye ANDREW WYLIE, Wasuinoton. Prag. Cook. na few July Ist, 1871. | House. Apply on the prem ALM OF LIFE in many in Wi NrED- By & respec table Wi man a SITUA rmy family. Tam glad t it] 10N sD family to do housework; has a For diner ik | little buy three years old that she would liketo have _ and all ex mh ed uf its eMcacy. by w. B 3 er. Address 1012 K street east, between 0th Tth, southeast 8025 Waste Zonne | LADY to weave hair and for hairdressing* None but an, experienced end need appiy.at 8. HELLER'S, 7131 Market Spact Please send me a supply of BALM the which. if a gratuity; (a fully acknowledge iNTER—E EARMER and and -qERDEWER: gra Will Se duly Ronvoed, I sun shngrthac photeate inn recommended wil Rd pe ope b, Yours very truly, 7 fT ATES & WISWALL, June 24, 1871. FE. BOYLE S10Ah ‘arectror' le CARTE, tear Tenoaly’ Heartburn. Bick, See ly to know tnat ae wan BR, tid Eyes, Itching. (' Madies' Gents sea Oi laren EAST Techy "ens ; an Carbancies 8 i oR Bera. BOOTS and SHO Dandruff, stop rhe althy. Hair falling gets ne w growth, Car Sr Lena aol ke and Whaat PHIL 1 PEYSER, Age’ ac., by using Prof. Cook’s Balm of Life. Rebaraia 5p oitaes € a 4 _8130-3m Seventh street, near M. eelinesTeless use will not injure, under any cireum- ERS ree OFF. LURKING 7 ar olesale nnd 0 vs | COHEN'S Lien Ottce, 2081 7tu street. A ote cor. Tth and H st Thani 703 wei st; TED _ pee SLORAING. DI- s ci, wae Walsh. cor. Pa’ DS WATCHES OLD GOLD and SLL: bh n& Co. O31 16th st. VER, Guns REVOLVERS 1! kinds of and Mth st.; Nairn & PERSO SHALE PERTY: The highest caalt prise D. Jay Taniman, cor. | will ogi ‘OLD CHRIRTIAN LOas he BV. 8. Serice, 14 Sth street, between D the oe igen ao ae: | Saaély ROBERT FULTON & 00. € ai and E wl 1 ANTEDAW those whe value their si x at. ake: “t ploy. 110" Bridge | Wares bee Sint NE DOLLAR SP qi tall by aoe eis wee Pea a PLER, ( athe Sptclan. oor oa ee eter | Eee tern of all Sent ANTED—Everybody in favor of thoroughly wt leaned i yooky i as bright as meee to Cat L. BICK, at the Steam C - wenn Erk See aeaiss | /ANTED= 920. ©00) twenty thousand ps worth of new and cast- Seine. GUNS, BT ¥ULTON a a ee oe A NEW AND OOMPLETE STOCK S wis socal Wem PLENS Optician tc “Optician Stores BUILDERS’ HARDWARE = wae 2 AND T—On the ni the th inst, om On ill.a BREAS i reced' HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, Li ze ie SPORTING GOODS, PRICES VERY LOW. GEORGE P. Gorr, rae ee Seek om a 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ter ere <= Between 10th and 11th, Stove pet, kD, See kee ‘WOODWARD’S BUILDING, (TBE osnar PREVERTIVE ae CHILLS, F. X. DOOLEY'’S TONIC ELIXIR OF CALISAYA. FOR SALE BY st bs Gage RSet 's Con Brwagiis, . A. Orntehet, Druggist, Anacostia. D.0. oc2-tf M = *FeEsn's LOAN OFFICE, | 1006 PENNSYLVANIA AVEROB, (UP STAIRS.) BASAB FOR THE 8ALB ow UNREDEEMED GOODS Ss wrtiert « uvorr, J | 008 Pmemeriyama Avance, FALL STYLE NOW BEADY. receiving new styles in FELT, OLOTB KS Paso read and Ci tn ats cheng ered eave hte) » Orders can be left ao wie RENT ANI ee Fear ncine rr oii" | gente AND SALE. Froat, R09! a bis 0. FORSPESge Serer SOW the ye pol er oy the best business ae i tobe OR Sere eoous suitable for sare from two to ten Rooms over Store No h 1 are. betwenn at end. 5 jow. Asole.s4 outhe premises. OR RENT.—A private family hazing more room F'n sen rept TWO ROOMS we te Bilgcencee ane Possession, Apply immediately at Saag Retrest, ear Ses ee | PS RK KRNT—Three nicely furnished oaks family copsiste of four p-rsons tlomatte references given and required. street, near th. 0 own. F'SGRICKE eas, water and: scweruse? tot town: location pint cn few minutes walk to cars, mara ¥ and churches. “Apply at 17 Ist street, Geo town - oc} OR SALE—A six room K conereted cellar, hall, water, gas and bath mantels; front yards enclosed with iron fence. Price $3.00-— $1,000 caxh. balance in Gve years. Also, one three-story BROCK, with all modern conve with modern improvements ond Derfect Bex mlences;. lucation good; ‘in porthern part of city Price £6 200, on easy terms. Inquire at geet be streot N DOK SALA—A bargain is o F two. ory Prete ee ‘newly | fF age itchen, wood cellar, oe front Ee a feet deep; on street, between ist and 2a streets. Also, some “diene, SPURNITCEE, very cheap. Title indieputat oo sire on the premises soon. ae the propri leaving the city SE, ae) waters large gerden! carriage-honse at- tached, Georgetown. D. 0. eS a first-class commodious House, large garden Dew nt menage Heights. Also, 14 new Houses in long time. DODGE B SUENELLE. 09-6 1497 Pstreet, Warhineion. ‘OR KENT—A SMALL FARM. wtiind far sale, a fine House, pare SALE VER emo treet ae ee Fa Pom biiee Box a aa ewly-furnished cen 1313 Fe street, @ tew doors from the amines SOR RENT—Very pleasant RO OMS <i petose trite, with modern conveniences; floor. Location one of the best in ‘che ci {505 h street, between 18th and 15%. 4 20th street. masons doors from Pennsylvania avenge, containing 7 rooms, room and cellar. Water gasin the house. Street cars pass conveniently bear. Al HOUSE on H street, between 12th and Isth 8. W., containing eight roome and. cellar ra and water” Apply to JAMES W. BARK EI H street N. W. ‘08 RENT—$15—Six-room FRAME, be salon basement: lot 3xW0.ts wide paved alley, and stable in rear: No. 11 ith, between A and B streets 006-1 northeast, (Capitol Hill.) Also, $16 65, new six room Frame, front vard. porc! 5 lot 17x 153. to alley; No. T street, between 9th and lth northwest; A ply to WM. F. HO TZMAN, Attorney-at-Law, s Nos. land 2. Boom: ock-3t (Rep) — cor. Tthand liste. N. W. PUR BALE OR T-1HE DES(KABLE PROPERTY on the [ieiehts of Geotsctrwn at the corner of High aud. Sth streets, kn.wn as the { Colonel William Robinson, but lately The The dweiling. house fs etn improveme: nnd attached, Juquire on the premises, or at No. Washington, er No. 92 tow oR RENT ct ga on the corner of L and Heth streets N.W : 10 rooms; rented as a dwell ing and grovety so lon given immedt sty Inquire of “BORLAND. L ges i oc: | prod SALE—The last of th: tractive two-story press brick [r in Whitney aud Warner's row, P street, 9th and lth street; cellar, b aa gas.a modern Louse;easy terms. 729 ith street, between nd A, or MM ROHKER, corner Sa st. and NY. avenue oR BENT —Elecan y containing Sight bed roseme ent room, library, two bath-roome, kitchen. ke. At tached tothe property isa fine brick stable for four horses. ‘This property will not be let for less than Sterm of one year. Apply te Estate A, ane ‘and Anetionrer, . = ‘Office 1306 F strest (OR RENT—FURNISAED HOUSE. a desirable private residence, occupied for the last + by the Marquis de Chambi No. 1320 G sopposite the Church of Epip 023-20" B—Two preaed-brick AL ie TLAN FOU: h French roofs, bay win. tein igs apd foundations, contaiviug ish ac inst rooms, closets, gas, water: C.» in excellent local szetien HAS. A DICEUEN & co. si = 913 7th atrest.— 2OR RENT—One of those beautifal HOUSES on north side of Corcoran street, (No. ytd He tween Q and BR streets north, tad lith and streets west; Mavsard Hoof, terface infront. nnd all sel9-tf conveniences; rent $40 per month. Inquire on the premises, or at office of saiemanbamay over Bank of Washington. OR RENT—8 ROOM BRICK HOUSE: and Ee ee ete coe eae VAN BOGAN, Mas ave. near 6th ety" se16Im" OR RENT Two ROOD BOO ce Tear part ot i= rt" over Stinemetz's Hat Stores 1837 "Peuntylvaaia avenue Toauire fa Hat Store. OR RENT—On Gon fons Street, Goer .. & nice COT TAG: AILEY, next. door rte pobuk's Mie Bee 1427 fet. (Pat) ‘OR RENT—THE STORK. 207 4 strat a ‘one door north of Penn-yivania aventio, Also: BOOMS above to rene, suitable for any Dusiness of : door cea. ADDIY next Jook 12 OLDSTRIN & CO., 2e18-tf Loan, Commission and Rxchange Brokers. (OR SALE—DWELLING HO! ae 1521 1 street, furnished or unfarnished. Nii beside kitchen and bath. of the Arlington House. peel Apply to JAMES Wi RENT_A leree ROOM in tee ¥, a : for Lycet former ae ard by Prt On Caulteldicr mosical Ne" 8. PI Yy.mM Fe &e.. &c. = ‘OR SALE OR LEASE ig ara 1S comes of © attest, and een a - Foe ope a = wy he forced ch Breteclues eet. ‘At Be 13th street, between @ and H GARDING — Handsome suit TR a ROOMS, with all modern conveniences for mem! of © nished if nia avenue, First W: m. 3 bh etree, Between ry and E street UNFURNISHED ROOM wantal jeman and wife. Address“ E. MM. r Department od 2” ng lady who is sear, 00M and RO ce Bomas AND © A ing French, ind » with a French family. Answer “CASOLINE, Star Office. Beferences exc’ oc6 20" FURST ce CEARS CABS TABLE Board can be had at the gieyvot [acinar ceria nod boar | B.D. HOWARD, Proprietor. — =e E ‘A BOARD—Sait of | FY Mey D ROOMS WIT! os TT no FOR SALE. mB, F? RTH. TOOUS, aaa wriat. a Foe niture and owe tote Ss ES, Cal a om and are en ines See Ta ae FoR ored, jn, the coal uTHOWS SALE—An excellent HORSE: aor or poueres use a a Ls Ae a condi and si rice, 83. Gino aren at 2S lor & Son's Livery Stable, on New York avenue, — it are oc tf in ELLIPTIC SEWING < RINE, fp sond condition. Will be Call at eysto Ne rey BO ot Bt T11 Market FS SALE An excellent HORSE: W. = and HARNESS complete. ‘Will be sold very owner having no farther use 7S m from'S to * GEO. W. DOVE, oth strect, between i New Ve och MA ne — ‘in — om net ore louble set Rei sarmer and acd Lap er FLEMMING'S Stables, on and ae Streets. Brt4gp TABLES FOR SALE. For, Gores a tse TABLES in good omeaie 9 wee = ADAMSON, 303 sar stoner ‘Washington. D. 0. DRY GOODS. jezs-tt ARD | ay SL, ne Be fene opeioual a inter s J TEaRs ne M4 3 SReer RL ete meceees and fee wmissions. Adress. stati te terest, FELIX. Bear Offer =~ W !LL4nps HOTEL FOR RENT WILLARD'S HOTEL is now being Eapidiy put iw a condition of ef repair for the a: modation of and will be ready for for pation ths middie of November Persone desiring to reat wali be ints yriame om spring te ALVIN ae th Agent Willard’s: Hoxel. Wants 42 YEA 000 THREE r¢ $3,000 to loan for ARS have one year. and $8.080 in sum: of C200 up for wal estate at ten we 401 three years on feet ean $7,000 22E arity STARR & 07. oce tf Now York avenue and Lith «treet W BERE Goods cas BE BOQonT Low If you want Gold or Silyer Watches, D or other tine Gold Jewairy Silver or Sils> plavnd Ware y kind, American. French end Enetien ue. ish. French and American ( Cutlery. &c.. Musical Instrument ing or Traveling Goods of ever or exchange of the very bee tm the ici the end of the Attorneys at Law. S14 tthatrect XW, tn the Piedmont region 10 cash, 10 m *e NkWwRU Richmond Viremia. — CHARCR'—For . TEN Bac ues or address SON BROTHERS, | seis-arf | | Te ac ANKRUPT Sac RE FARM in for GIR. for partict | Gas FIXTURES, * FOR SALE AT Win rae Ee extensive L. ©. PARKE Con Bes, 31 feos Mager = tabed center of Frengeur-ag ey a Maryland venus gud bse Tel sland, Seirses chore career inet? Sas jing ae need ‘at tae wax ——— =e avenne. Taba NE PER CENT. PER MON PAID FOR Oo MONEY ON CALL = e ae Fatt on FFICERS tm the A) E CORPS and tit DEPA cael in abronce. t Romy siraneed SOLICITORS OF CLATMS Y DRAFTS and AUDITORS’ C) bile SECOND POWER OF ATTO! ase “~— EYING INSTRU: PREFECT dupe for Tmiee HEAP me J. BH. 8QU on, we 74 ein oe a 07 ft YONNOLUY'S. 605 Ori Staezr, OPPOSITE PATENT OFFICE. Our A)paceas at 40 and 50 cannot be equalled Que all wool press Cloth at 0 cannot be equalled Ferace at 28 are splendid. Ret cheap, 3 to $12. Bed G jomTor tables 225 to $3. reads 7: xtra heany Table Linen, @. Dkins, $1.25 dozen. dicated and oth Gents heavy Unders MESSRS. WOLFORD & SHILBERG Nesire to call the attention ef the general public to their ATTRACTIVE STOCK or FALL CARPETS, At the following low rates: oo" devi ens in THREE-PLY 'S, from $1.45 to lendid INGRAINS, from 60 to ST cents. hen wool TAPESTRY FINISH, from % cents to 3. Reavy ALL LIST, at @ cents. The bet HEMPS, at 25 cents. And an elegant variety of 4-4 to 10-4 FLOOR OIL ©! OTHE, ranging from # rents up. Narrow STAIR OIL CLOTHS, low as 18 cents per yard. STAI CARPETS, low as 57 cents. BUGS, MATTINGS, &., &c. A very heavy stock a" FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY-GOODS, is offered at the LOWEST MARKET FIGURES. All goods at this establishment are positively sold per cent. less 1 at any house in th: chew! sation 437 Tinerent, Blue oct-tr Detween D and ®. N= W STOna, pe NEW GooDs, NEW PRICES. BBODHEAD & 00. Have opened a new and elegant stock of FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS, at their new store, 1206 F street, between 12th and th streets PRICES LOWER THAN EVER. Wamsutta Cotton, dc. Ps ids, $1; Cain Stor In, 160.; Bhe- Spool Cotton anon reet. between 12th and ae a CITY Savi BANK, Corner 7th Street and Louisiane Avenue, PAYS 6 PER CENT. INTERES dirérest commences from ae can be made and mye-tf 3. deposits. rows of will 1427 F Street, (two doors from U_ 5. Treasury Be partment, WASHINGTON, D. ©. Becetve Deposits, and transact a Gencrel Banaing oe on the principal cities taken an¢ gives ‘St par to our depositor sf Cheerfully farnisbed tn relation oad hfe | ecurities Loans negotiated on the best terme Claime before all the United Staces Departments ‘our | deto-ite MIDDLETON & 00, WOOD AND COAL iqeant wee MARLOW’s WOOD AND COAL YVARD, Corner 7th street and Canal. On hand and to arrive, several cargoss of the A | gene of BED and WHITE ASH COAL, of Also, large stock of WOOD, sawed and split, or i the stick 87 Reduction made to parties purchasing thetr ply. All sales guaranteed tu give entire DIRECT PROM VESSEL AT CLUB RATES FOR WINTER'S USE. QUALITY AND QUANTITY GUARANTEED, [ le 7 ibe, 3, 7. Genuine LYKENS VALLEY. RED ASH. To. OAK ant PINK WOOD at same low re rates. Orders received at sores throughout tae city, and st warn JOSEPH L SEYMOUR, 519 7th street, 30,000 2°U48 OF WALL ParER . aT REDUCED RATES. ‘The In Meagent emeremett, f Waite PAPERS in this market, comprising all the most desirable pat- terns from the best factories im the country JOHN ALEXANDER, 1231 Penaylvania sven