Evening Star Newspaper, November 18, 1871, Page 4

i PP3]2222$228$8 OO EE———— EVENING STAR. DOUBLE SHEET. CROSBY 5S. NOYES.......Editer. Largest Circulation in the District Reading Matter on Every Page, Tax Pror.sep Laroz Rerorm Convan- Trow.—The organizing committee of the national labor reform party movement, who propose to hold a national convention in this city gn the5th proximo, have received letters of sympathy and encouragement from Senator Spencer and Hon. 8. F. Cary. Senator Wilson writes that while he | is a friend of labor and will do anything in his | Power to elevate it, he cannot, with propriety, join the Isbor reform party. Whatever he does in behalf of labor he prefers to do with the re- | publican party. WASHINGTON CITY: SATURDAY.........November 1s, 1871. A Model Paper. point to this issue of Tur Evening sras | «cimen of a paper of which not its pub- ustly feel proud. Its thirty compact col- * of reading mattcr ecntain more than an ordinsry volume which sells for a dollar-and-a- half, and are a complete reftex not only of the new>, bat also of the literature of the day, while its unequaled array of closely classified, erisp, fresh advertisements furnish nearly everything in relation to business matters which the reader ® ll Le able to learn from all the other papers of the city combined. As we have stated before, the double sheet istues of Tue Stan are published at great extra expense to ourselves, and for the sole benefit of its readers. The cost is a pretty heavy item, Dut the credit of furnishing more reading matter Sor three cents than any newspaper in the world is worth a good deal, and with that and the incidental reward which such enterprise always brings we are satisfied. “The Tortures of the Dinner-Tabi Scribner's Monthly has made a good many hits, but never a greater one than the mauling it gives that abominable nuisance, the custom of sgeech-making at the dinner-table. Who that has “been there” fails to recognize in Dr. Hol- land's description the horrors of that task, the anticipation of which is torture, and the per- formance of which is usually a failure? There is something, he argues, very absurd in the sub- mission of so many men to this custom. There is never & public dinner, or a dinner which may possibly merge into formality of toast and talk, without its overhanging dread. There is prob- ably not one man present, from him who ex- pects to be called upon for a speech to him who is afraid that the demand will at last reach Lim, whe would not pay a handsome price to be out of the room and its dangers. To multitudes of men the viands of a feast are gall aud bitterness, through this haunt- ing dread of the moment when, with bellies full and brains empty, they shall tind them- selves on their feet, making a frantic endeavor t say something that shall bring down the fork-bandles and give them leave to subside. ‘The drinking which is resorted to for loosening the tongue or putting the company into that sensitively appreciative mood which responds te buncembe and bathos, is often shameful and ys demoralizing. Not a good thing comes of it all, nobody enjoys it, speakers and hearers dislike it, and still the custom is continued. This is all very true, and just, as every one must concede, but Scribner, in its noble rage against the detestable custom, seems to infuse semething of the gall and bitterness tt describe as visited upon the victim of the dinner-table, inte its awertion ‘that as a rule the successful inner-table orator is a shallow man—one whose thoughts areon the surface, whose vocabulary is small and at quick command, and whose lack of any earnest purpose in life leaves him free to talk upon trifes”’ Unfortunately, there are so many notable exceptions to this rule that the shallew fellows have too much countenance to feel properly abashed by thisdictum. Among the felicitous speakers of the dinner table of the calls to mind the names of jay, Sargent S. Prentiss, Rufus Choate, past Henry James I present, om Orr, Reverdy Johnson, Caleb Cush- ing, Perley Poore, Schuyler Colfax, James G. ‘aine. James Brooks, and this is but the begin- ping Of the list. Charles Summer at the Forney dunner by his exceedingly happy response to various kindly references to his course, ‘poked’ ath rished those who had got the notion that he say nothing off-hand. Charl table as while Thacker: alone but the city in which its published | from different parts of the table, rather Dickens wasinimitable at the dinner- presiding officer or as speech-maker, y, his great compeer in letters, -s02- | Notwithstanding the poor show made by the | labor reformers in Massachusetts on clection day. Maine is about to organize a similar party. | Ifthe workingmen wish to accomplish anything in the way of reform, they will be able to do it | much sooner through one of the existing great political organizations than by trying to build up a third party. Experience has shown that. Tae Sitvarion 1 in New Yorx. —Mayor Hall states that he Tweed’s resignation in his pos- session, conditioned upon the appointment of a gentleman related to himself. He has also ten- | dered the appointments of the successors to Sweeny, Hilton, and Fields, as Commissioners of Parks, to Comptroller Green, considering that the Democratic Keformers won the victory and are entitled to fill the offices and direct the party affairs. Tae Carivat Movers.—Mr. L. U. Reavis lectured in Boston on Wednesiay night, on “The Nation and its Capital.” He deems the nation all right but the Capital mispiaced, and means to have it removed to St. Louis, where he thinks it belongs. If Reavis must have the Capital where he is himself, t would be cheaper that he should move to Washington. &7-It is denied that the British government is negotiating for the purchase of the Atlantic bie. &7 Additional accounts show that the effects of the late storm have been very serious on the coast, and in the lakes. &7 Ana Dickinson thinks the unmarried wo- man-women have a vague idea that when they get their “rights” they will one and all be pro- vided with husbands by process ot law. >IN ALL THE DISTRICTS— _nols-3t* ‘ TorS tien sizect, near K. THE STAT! PD MEBTING OF THE Co- LUMB fio 'HICAT. UNION 26%, will be veld BN NG, at Pe ociock, it "CHAS F GARRETT, R. 8, PAF ERAN CHAPEL, CAPITOL HILL . E. Pani preaching ng EVER RY P. iB. at i's. ces he c ‘hapel is on Ist street near C southeast” =e ree, welcome. ST. Fabs Ge af ge H a iia ree Sabbath night’ atil a. night se Fi FL corner ee. very t* MORTAL Cl CBA! Sart N Kenge nage hy Vermont ass, Jarl \y welcome. near lith street. Preaching by waist o A; Bacruoronew MORNING and ay NING. Su Se: Berangere always <r BING BY RLDER PHELPS, grizof the MH. Church at hallover Kedstore, 425 Posmeyivanin woes HORHOW. Services af ram. ant? | Ward during the week ok gs hercatier publi | lic cordially invited = JAMES W # ~ DEEBLE Eo, | Le | ‘Republican, will be say | of Delegates from the Fourth | in fa wise government and a legitimate admin istration of eer, affairs. oli dependent papported for the Horace trict, oral chisens nols- aChron} MANY VOTERS. 1 NOTICE.—A Public Temperance Mesting. i under the auspices of PHU:NIX Te NTO ‘HABIT! oy 12. ie if, Garstcl: be by el. corner of 4% and south. on MONDA NiNG, the Sthinst,at Peoclick, Several Eacocaen cl thecremserll be present and a the meeting. The public are respectfully tuted to attend nols TWEN 1BST DISTRIC mars BAT FICATION MEETING of the fiewleut AM. GREEN, the regular uctnmee of the Tepublican party of the Zist district, will be bold at jall. ith street. near D street sonth, on MONDAY EY ENT G, November 20th, 1°40 c.ock ALle speabers w ress the mecting. By order of tho Kxtcutive Committee ~ ha Mecagmin, oy J.B. MANSFIELD. itd Ts at (HE Becta MORTHLT ment @ ba me | YOUNG MEN'S CHBISTIAN 4 will take place int Y. M. ©. A. LECTURE BOOM, corner 9th and D sts , on Pane EV ENING NEXT. he will be a Grand Mase Mestn at Wall i * Hall, corp’ Jet and Hstreets No W. er EVENING. N. Wraber the Sth, at7 olvlock, to, ratty the nomins- tien of ANDREW GLEason, repntlican candidate for the 19b District. vier Porter and Dowell, withdrawn from thecontest. All good ee are eatnest ty Zequested to altend ‘as ood peakers Willi prot ent addre a ting. mder of the 19th RYAN, Secretary. Oe ™E SUNDAY MORNING GA- ZETTE, will bea rich number ; TO MORROW! rict Repub! Was as dumb an oyster, and in One of his essays “Dora's” Letior—A Night at the Opera Shave ficlingly depicts the miseries of the man who | Fasorigh iy en tn the neat things he had conceived while in the ex spirits, which Thackeray lacked. Among our own writers the late M. ihe wittiest and happiest of table speakers wht,” §. P. Willis, a brilliant society man, and 1 upon to speak, hopelessly forgets all | Dickens, Lowever, had overflowing animal M. Noah, a rather solemn-jooking individual, was one of } SF Bemember, THE SUNDAY GAZETTE Is the Very Best Advertising Medium ®7- ADVERTISEMENTS REC NED CP JO TWELVE (12) 0 THE CAPITAL TO-MOBROW, WILL CONTAIN _ ieitious word-painting indicate t perenne acmtnas Gea e auace sopra | CONFESSION OF HESTER BRANDE. con- called to hisiegs ‘tke thatof Thackeray,and ina | WE Home Jowrnat editorts, be argured humoroas!y MR against the Injustice of réqiing a writer to | TH spout through both the nozzle and the handle of | A¥ the pump. ‘That eversbody appreciates the ab- | THE surdity and tediousness of the speech-making business, is shown by the fact that the speaker who bas the courage and originality to denounce its hombuggery is sure to be vociferously ap- r her that stereotype sentiment and its faded od com- Panions of the dinner-table. —— One gains a tolerably clear idea ot at in one police precine igned, it is stated that the: pre- Pretty and genteel, and dremed with som They were crowd: Ts’ pen. and be imagined.” are occasionally seized with this kin graded women to the penitentiary. as when Mark Twain, at the Pres made bis famous response to the toast to “Woman,” and sodeliciously burlesqued the extent | social evil in New York city when he a night or two et-walkers were arrested. | de- gree of taste, and shrunk from contact with the more dirty and dissolute of their fellow-prison- | i together in the pris. | tal seene can searce- New York city authorities a virtuous spasm of | , and send a small army of these de- | ROUTWELL AND ne NEWSPAPER MEN. OUR A ALTIMORE. HOPE DARE oN Faruions: | Together with Local News, Telegrams, Amuse- ment Critictams, Poetry, &., &c. It EASTERN BUILDING ASSOCIATION, ». 2.—A meeting of the above Association Peldai Odd: Bellows: Hall, (Navy-yard) on | SATURDAY: November eth. at7 olcick pt for the purpase of receiving the first instalment of mon y._ Persons desiring stock will please attend, ive their ames to the following officers resident—WM. P. FERGUSON, E strect, near Sy Saal Dr. 8. A. H. McKIM, 1 street, near 7th 8. Treasurer ORO. F. GULIOK, corner B strect outh and New Jersey av ““Sheretary-RICHARD EMMONS, 317 Latreet a, i spectacie. “Their ages ranged | 5. ID to ®, and many of them were hard KORGE TOWN FEARES ON REAL AND ad presented unmistakabl lence oI He; can now be pai ne Renate SRMMIARNNG evidnes Of 1 TE rion Butidioge oie strost; teat Peeve ssipated life they are leading. Some were | “nee 2.4 om. tos e. Office Hours frot Ds m 92 : areas 4 per cent. naan ali bins: wv Decem t prox t to December Ist pro: 5 an Deputy Outlestor for G OW D, Collector for District Colambia November 15th, 1571 st TWENTY FIRST DISTRICT. JORN Dt HOE, Esq., will be a candidate for This course ene: sembly, ” seldom works the reformation of any of them, | * D&=! Lesislative Awembly, to represent the and only serves to give the police a little cheap | P«mecrats and Conservatives of this District. He is reputation for effici ancld Tesident and well known. no 11%" ~-2ee- = ‘The fact that in the recent massacre of st age Passengers im Arizona greenbacks were dis- covered scattered on the ground and gold coin ‘was found on the dead bodies of some of the vietims, is regarded as pretty conclusive evi- dence that the murderers were Indians, and not white highwaymex in disguise. While this cir- | cumstance'does net de<Taet from the horrors of | the massacre or the heinotignest Of the crime, it places the “noble red men” in a som. What dis- interested light, and shows that while they ca” TWENTIETH hg la! a 8. FLETOH- ER is a candidate for Member of the House lor of Delegates from the Twentieth ee 2 Dis no triet. METROPOLITAN PRISMATIC 1m PAVING UOMPANY. 1231 Now York avenue w ‘00D PRINCIPAL OFFIC ENGINEERS “ 615 3d street, N. W. Office hours, from 10a. water 2p.m. net-lm [Sunday Jd BOARD OF iy! 2 WORKS, ‘DistRict oF CoLuMnia, sealp their victims solely “for the fun of the Wasninetoy, 8, 1sil. ” oa. that no actor iek:,, und without being at ell infuenoed by | ote~ om tos pooce HF aL EET of pecuniary gaim, white savages exist | materia! |. exact in end q! hey ore who, baying no revenge 40 gratify, can Bo: receipt Co pie oO] similar enormities for the qke of dollars ‘no. cents alone. Of the two classes the red Savages re doubtless the superior. ————_-+ee ‘The Cleveland Leader thinks there would be + anger of the Central Park being turned into a cabbage garden im case Horace Greeley should be appointed one of the Park Commissioners, Post ReeE ERE, 4 i wpon whieh the New York Herald says Horace Carriers is not such cabbagé’head. The Times, in com. Soiineneats ear sand —_ upon the report, cruelly says:—‘As wee ind dora rg oumgercd ae tis oer if le therfore ordered ng of ang al- Smee nee aie Sea seee- = Kuwia, it is stated, is the only power of western Europe in which the International Society can- not find a favorable field for its operations. The reason given is that there is always a demand tor labor im that country, and the workingmen, oe a general rale, are well paid. The only per- ns in Russia who are Socialists are the stu- denis. and this fact is attribuged to a defective us of education. adie he ng renege, ia ofeeeg to 1008 eombueant ane eee a WANTS. —————— ANTED-—A gheiaas Slew 38 to cook snd do W Sree Jersey ores J NTED—} T NEWS Boys! j wk "inet jeeiay dk eres 3 Wank aes same, the use of * WV Morse EAN’ Bod Se eary ae UNREDEEMED PLEDGES | Ware =f PORTER Vforncea Bie 838 ANTED—By a small femily, (no, es da Semfortadly furnished or partially tarnished in . Address Star we po FOR SALE BY WH. L. WALL & CO., AvctionzERs, Ww & SITUATION. «pe. table i ae do cl oy} ai and a sewing aaniat With wi t A dre's Box Sy sinr ofce ne elerences eign Ww ANTED—TO RENT, 1 Wheeler & Wi ker Sewing Ma At their New Marbio Building, Singer. and 1 Grovir Dak chines at the BLES SEWING MA Ca NE a NOY, GLa F street, between ah and Oh wreets, ht oN an herd SALESLADY in Gcraer of Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth street. apart: ape oi Market Spoce: ‘nelT 2 ANTED—A good COOK. Also, an OYSTER W4ntedan! "Apply. atthe. Mow th No. 101 Peausyiveris enees, at ee wage 5 } WAstep-a' GERMAN GIRL as nurse, ae Serist in homsework: cmall family. Apply 918 I street, between 2d and 3d, N. no : WASTED-Two ead ee ROO. on second floor with board; must be in house ROBEBT FULTON & CO., with modern, improvements apd centrally loonted. Address No. 830 oth s'reet 2 first rate BLA ee f ply t recommend ations. ODER .“ WAENEILLE. 1427 OF OF 314 NINTH STREST. street. __ ___Bol?-6 V ANTED—Twenty i nd unfurnished | HOUSES, for good. tenant ly immadi ately to WILLIAM tween E and F. I) ANTED—Two ROOMS, furnished, and one un furnished, for cooking: by a gentleman and rmanent agd desirable tenants. Address Si particulars) Box 613 Post Office. oNEIR, 319 Rin hereet be bave instructed W. L. WALL & C0. to sell, without | reserve, their UNREDEEMED PLEDGES OF GOULD AND SILRER WATCHES (by Jules Jurgenson and other makers.) DIAMOND RINGS, PINS, i GOLD CHAINS AND GOLD RINGS, LADIES DIAMOND SETS (one cost $4,500), FINE JEWELRY, STERLING SILVER SPOONS, wife, Sy Au RO Ese large communicating CHAM BERS, with BOARD, for gentleman, wife and nurse. Terms and address requ . Answer C Hi. P., care of Secretary of Naval ee tory. - ANTED-A GIRL to purse and « aii st, with housework. Apply atNo. 216K st. nolé-tf aNTED—A WOMAN, to do general honsework . v and IRON WORKERS, WwW for a small family FORKS AND a 8 ‘Gnecony, aH Pennsylvania avenue. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. ri ENT—WO. SE 1711 G street. er = Fy D-p=rtment: and O Apoly to a furnished or anfur MS; ‘also. PARLOR ana oHaM BFR. No. 720 1mh street, between @ ont 5 OR SALE OR BEST— hat very 7 eateabte ee ON, 511 7th strect, no Is-eo3t_ | Repub] 1 Opposite Post Office. Fz. SALE OR RENT—A BRICK HOUSE, No. 1734 lath street, between R and 8 streets; seven rocms, water rd gas. Apply at the corner of ends POR EENT—anICK B HOUSE No. 7 next to corner of Tth;7 SUR SALE CHES P—A new BRICK HOUSE con taining eight roome, a bath room, lerge dr: or, clos nd bot and cold water. Also, several icee sand other made a, Terms easy ply at the house. No. t Redferh aud 0th ats. mols lwe rut sown farmished SUIT OF PAR- S on the first floor, o shed fc ® PARLOR. and BEDROOM. on the gas. water and bath; three lines of cars Apply No. 824 sh’ street, bet Taireets fine building or aed ng Jo and 11, in square N reen North A ‘Spt to clos up Pr ALLAS 519 Serenth at RW. OR SALE AT A BARGAIN —Srop Payine Kent Paw for Your Owen Hows —A tout sory HOUSE, prested brick fro awn stone rmmings, marble mantels. gas chi tiers. bath f.uByClomets, &e-. 11 rooms: 84 OV —$200 cash, (or t purchaser.) balanc. in monthly, pay Trnmedinte possession giv Sid ronuerivknts srewee, OR RENT—The larce two-story am BESIDENCE at the northeast. corner of Mand streets, three doors west of General Sherman's: 1] rooms, large parlors suitable for entertaining, far ace. hot and cold water thronghout. range, bath mm, les ter Closets, ‘k walont tris ee ‘oni For terms apply to B.H. WARNER. 297th iret nol3-5t Fors; eat aixshom BRIUK HOUSE No. 134 ri street, gas, water. & Also, & six-ro. in Brick Honse on Defroes street: hall, gas bath-room, water closet, Bargains. Reasor ble time. Also, nine Building Lots. adjoining. ate rime will exchange for Also, six joining. on 19th st. 3x18. Aina 'a valuaile Lot, "a OMATIS Bie to'a 30 Took alee ee the bes regey sy De ent, corer 1546 31) a 15t s-2t* TOR Gis a fate oats BERS, with or without Board, at No 13801 Vs stre few doors from the Arlington H. nol? 6t OR RENT—| CK HOUSE, 5 fear rooms and I kitchen, at B03 Th sient, between F and Island. Inquire on the premises. Maryland avenne, No. O34 Fe Ra gaeewiyy ees TAOS i = ws ‘fret la BEE Bee etes NT be eee of LADLES, PLATED WARE, CUTLERY, For RENT—ROOMS, with or without | at No, 302 East ( coetiot street; utes walk of the Capitol. VIOLINS, GUITARS, and a variety of MUSICAL ANTEDTA young HORSE, medium afze. of | OR RENT—ROOMS for ent hear __dadiciars hed 6 AND MECHANICAL INSTRUMENTS, Ne ot potion, sultabie for ding (or Seeing. | Socordianel eee aceeed ent ste ae as GUNS, PISTOLS, AND REVOLVERS, nole-st. | corner of Indiana avenue. nolT-Im* i Waimea Tremont Bouse. corner, 3d strect | TGR BENT Cypmunicating PARUORS. on drat OPERA GLASSES, TELESCOPES, enue. MAN to do. plaster AY floor, at 1210 F street, between 12th and isth vieihe ards for mew adaidion; also, two mood. OAR: | streets, Bandsomely” fursished, and. Teaamabile OTL PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, PENTERS/and PAINTER. 16-8 erm, WARTEDTA good JOURNEYMAN BARBER. 1718 ® Pennsy Penta bv i SEWING MACHINES, 30 PAIR FINE NEW BLANKETS, LADIES’ AND GENTS’ WEARING APPAREL, (including Shawls costing @125 each.) was NTED—A good ROOM, well furnished, with BOARD, in a en grixate gee ror snitable accommod: ao ry hin ir price will e pein. Address SYNTA nolb-tf 600 VOLUMES OF MEDICAL, LAW, WASTER! acon GaW op EETTLED OMAN, who writ ood hand, and is HISTORICAL, AND OTHER BOOKS. | suip reader. Sect person atictec at eae mended.cen have a heme and moderate compensa- tow by addressing, in_ their own hand Birdos Sue with reference, M., Star office, 16-3 TANT! V Or six rooms, in good condition, west of the Capitol and north of Feuneyivania avenue, and will- ONE OLD BIBLE IN TWELVE LANGUAGES AND NEARLY THREE HUNDRED YEARS OLD, Together with a large variety of other goods too nomerous to mention, all of which will be positively ing to sell, on yment of y dollars per mouth, | sold to the highest bickler on yu jira adres 7 ek TESS i hatrret MONDAY, TCESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, rue 4rH, StH AND 67H Davs or Decrwren, 1871, commencing each day at 10 o'clock in the moraing and 7 o'clock in the evening, and will be continued until the whole is disposed of { v J ANTED—82,000—A PAnTNER ina country store doin # good gf Gael, aid prodnes business: directly on 0. A. and four hours rite from fealty. bergemorercomeniwarsioccs ae no store expense: have the railroad and ex ARCNCE, post office, €e.. iron works, mies “Re near.” No competition. rare chance ts offe: press finer having $2000, api rt futtver iaformation apply to J.T. » Street S. W., or canes aid M at gent, Water Luck, 0. A y WHITE MAN toactos AGENT. or natant cmployment ati good anlary. ‘Call “at rake eet, Bed tween 8 and Ie 5 7th street, second Ao opr 7 ANTED—To Br xy e "ILDING Lor: B. B.—The auctioneers call the particular atten. mi 5 p.m. tion of the public to the above sale, as Messrs. FUL- | ving « HOUSE of five | Rk | or | OR BENT—PARLOR and and Sate Se location ater a 10th "strest, between and to a good tenant. ES in Wash- or, WAGGAMARN, nol7-ét “519 Th at opposite Post Office. DOR RENT—A three-story BRICK HOUSE 1336 I6th stree . between N ) stree taining 9 rooms; gas ne stable in the rear. For 1536, corner 16th and fy strect {OR SALE—Oi ip aewntinte F ae teabe siTta’ can be based on a begat terms. BR. W. WALKER & © nol7-3t* aoe Sth and 9th t SAL! For OPERTY on stroet northwest two three sors 4 PRPNF Oa of finest HOU ington; 0 rooms; bathroom % ght-y two-story aiars apply to No wol7-2t* A MOST ¥ GROUND “application ‘ion. z ; between 3d and g Sy ste. weet— Zand attic Westtencen, ith bare ment, No. 3 318: ® row Price miderate | A) ay to GRO nae DIGGES. Nee91S F street, between 9th and noi 3c" F OR RENT— DESIR GOW FURNISHED RUOMS—Two clegant Parlors, first floor, front- suitable for eee Three Kooms. bacl Ever ‘cow Modation for pass by Delightful locatis HOTEL on b fer for peut, on moderate utaining 40 rsa on ne dora ora Ba street: 7 pM the U. 8. Capitel ) 2 tw high and desirable o od view of the city and surrouoding os | The house contains all modern enn sare npacious, well ventilated and Lighted, atl the property ligible for hotel pury will be feaséa for a term of years if desir CW. RAVENNER eth tern part of Washington ity. Addre: | roa £60 padi perp oo bptheryis oe 4 DOBBING, Ledger Bulldine Philat, soiteoies years, selected S, l ‘OMA! pol Which they hz* e determined to sell without reserve. QBTED A colored WOM LN wanted e2 sook aie aici acc sooel Washaannie akc. Wien references. Apply at 915 New York | avenne Hel able articles which they haye held over 12 months, | ‘Vara WTED: Tabi’ t pall Gea and the depositors can have them on payment of the W sinereogtit ARDER A uncyvallcd) BAM i by Z ie ferns sold that are -aSepraucer psisseaiiicr i.e LIABLE, and Warenated to give satisfaction. PRINCE, Age re moo ‘tf We advance money at less than one-halt the usual | Am’ rates. nols_ | WY ANTED— 5.00 CADT INSES t: ral coat s rz 4 end get @ pattern to cut BLA HED SACU 3 0 GIVE YOU AN IDEA WHAT A DOLLAK | of the latest stile, shaped to sult my beantifal de WILL BUY AT | slang afer erniaine wy Bar SILVERBERG’S | WM. PRINCE eee Rates METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE, Pmuart, Durbar me and ONE, Look over the following Risk sbatis AnD LIST OF ARTICTES. KS. Apply a 4 Mth ste othe be And If you see anything you waut, go there and | Wan a RES T=Ko, URreaNiGunp 1 Di > oi location. by November i. In Seah SAR THOM 2 a ae SE gEaTs ON | quite of Wek. et onued Sis wrest aad te 4 paty mt URE, SEPARATE, AEE cenpete cod an bright bese : : : e T pair Fura Brown Bal Bar | send orders to Lass = St the Steam Carpet renperfine 0. jose. 4 very fine Hematl mstitched Linen Hand. | ing Works, Maine venue, between sx and teh hiefs, 3 finer G3 +2 ane. fa ge om ir en aNTEEa FARMER anc coral GARDENER: a f'Lace Flee es an 1 Beal Lace Ws ingle eferved. cf fe kul Clothe jects or Buck Giuves: | greene sere One w i + i Kirt, Chen = rather eine i P15 Gombensation fegiy te YATKS & & WISWALL, po ee, spate meTp ee gieetor B. W. CARTER, near Tenvalis” covered Work or Traveling Baaket. | ec in of Silk Elastics, besides numerous F287 iy to know that PAL LLIP » including @ full siock of Jewelry. i A fie goer —— ws GAS FOR GENTLEM Ny. OFF "LOTHING queue . Teun! 4 pats euperatoat cae ogy 3 pai a CAPS, BLANKETS an extia p £0.» sir hi oat iP oe 2 pair, valich oF hal ver Knit dail Men, Hemmed cu Bemmed do fine'do,. 2 = a, Card with seen iigck'or DS. WATCHES, a UN BE weosrl aie of tha beat Suspenders, 1 VE! all kinds of handscmr Care. Pip ot Wallet, ‘pair flue Plated or | PE eat cash price vameled Sleeve Buttons, Screw Studs or very | w J long ail wool Scarf, 1 excelent Merino Shict or | OF RICH pee Boe w Lith 9 Orride! 14 Sen a iatroct, between D aad the ROBERT FULTON & 00. we TED—All those who value their sight yo now thatthe best “ONE D: arene ioe 3 TACLES Inthe country ty accurately et the exerigut by HH, EWPLER the Optician, on ibe street and Pe nusylvania avenue Depot Oa Thermometers of all kinds, NTED—NEW ava CAST OFF gran We an REVOLVERS, Op tp teat tg at Drawers. FOa CHILDREN t Brown Mixed full regnlar Hose, 3 pair Iron es fall regulat do., 4 pair fancy ail wool Bal pair better do. t TOYS, uit bacque, Hood or rt uzzles, Tool Chests. Building Blocks, Paints, ec iS ae aah grit ncnicas, Trombones or Corne Pius, Bagatelle | COHEN'S Loan Office, 1031 7th street A note ty se eal Tkee Reine Th Cate Bagaeca aon: | tall attended to.” A: CORE! “innsoty” Hcte Carts with Bells, Punch and Judy, Ranges aud WAntzD $20 00) twenty thousand dollars Stoves, Ac, Ae. worth of new and cast-of CLOTHING, GUN ‘MISCELLANEOUS. REVOLV iis, ic. ete, ROBERT FULTON t of Chessmen. on De aeons E Bi te ta eee | . Loan Office, 314% Sth street. variety, Fane a get, White Piqu —_ do 8 ina set; Brushes and Combe, Ombrellas, Silver ANTED—COLTS —REVOLVERS—ANl th Fisted Ware, Staturties, Vares, Busts, Card and int bre HEMPLEER'S Optician on a National Hotel spls-tf LOST AND FOUND. i O8T—On the 15th inst.,a red morocco POCKET 4 BOOK with gilt chain and marked in gilt letters C.S., containing uch money, but papers by Xes and necesraries. ‘ .Laxa Smoking Sets, Puff nd and Standing Mirrors. Km- Fruit Baskets, Desk: Chess Boards with Box with Pufis. older pper made Tidies, ac. as aien canes On B a SAVE Doren TO 8 0) ee ERY DOLLAR YOU BUY NEW GooDs RECEIVED EVERY DAY, ud Cushions, Lace and Hand Shick the owser oon Goon tacaGhed, he anee, | B. SILVERBERG, wil be Liberally rewarded by returning the same to 319, SEVENTH STREET, 60. nl8-3t nod-tr jear Pennsylvania avenve. (px FR AoRorNanY: 4 , PAOKAGE ¢ PAPERS. te sting of notes given to Metcalf and other papers of no value to any ons but the owner. The finder will be suitably ee by — kaye the seme pt the —* STA Sa ALL. Woo. EMPRESS POPLINS, soa caLy, corner of New York avenue and, 130 iin woon. ose sarivge sca | TARTS S Felts bo Gollan ‘sian eo Wi ATER D fess" Eons, white heads rope arouud her neck. The owner Patios low- pri will please: ‘ard, prove Peper Pa c. ASSIME RE cine charges a OHN iE, & st., ATER-PROOFS ard FLANNELS, between Lincoln Streets, 7 ILANKETS, SHAWLS, &c. | town. nol7-3e' ice. Just dealing to all | nol i? stice ‘iotored, 0 Yth street NW. pcre ASPPLE CIDER. CATAWBA WINE, Sweet and Dry, Wm. Massey & Cong ADELPSIA ALE and wr One ORT the evening of November a BUS. LY sia wire RSSCREL con griatsine ke re ce bY ann Wha ip eae Coa = ery of satchel and . Bt) eo. cnn Engel's FHILADELFSIA AGER a ry 4 . MINER WATERS, WEI dc. ac. RE CENEN, OsT_—etgayed irom X Sag bof Pa 2 reward will bo paid If refursed jp ¥OR THE PIANO FORTE, 9 ‘Tila well: pr ‘proyed Method has been 12 years before the public. Carefully prepared, and highly recom- mended at the qutsat. it has steadily increased in pabiic favor,antil, some ycars since, it fairly reached nanan } and seems likely to retain it for slong tl ANSEAL BALE enteeeecne 85,000 Cortes. ee oe to take lessons, now-a-day, and chasing a** icharison” are very apt tebe coteipo- raneous ev Price, $3.: TW Sent, nest anid oc tho seal iutes, T= GREAT PREVEARTIVE OF OHILLS, OLIVER DITSOX & C0., Boston. ¥. X. DOOLEY’S ©, 8. DITSON #00..NWow York. nol5-t2in | TONIC mare — CALISAY A. + UBAN CIGAR a area od C TS Rational Hota. frei pt rele — ABOAG Fe Eta oi Gta “4. 0eTa PAYS FAIR PRii eet Gite AROS Bazan. ot ry = ‘even geet, Ph mists as nol] 3t Louisiana avenue. F°, ‘RENT—One PABLOK on Oy ond fy - sult ble fora bed room for a ¢onple of gentlemen. Tngvire at No. 1419 wh etreet We Sake oe (OR RENT—Ap eight room BRICK ADUSE: gax ‘and. water rmonth. Inqairesot Dr. VAN BOGAN, boas cs rachueet! nol 6t* OR BENT_A 1 four. foal Hye BRIC K_HOUSE, with all modern improvements, 1705 BS ew York syenme, For particulars Savkce ol of T.T. PARKER, 1703 Penna. avenue. fal at Fe, RENT—Furnished. a fom sto rE. HOUSE, with modern improvements. at No 913 € st. between ¥th and Wth streets. NW. Inquire af FITCH & FOX, 515 7th street. between Band F street) nolG-3t” ne-room new BRICK ments.on 10th st., 1509" Apply No Foi SALE OR RENT—A HOUSE, ail modern impra ‘and Q street rest. bety cen TESS Tae JOHN CHAPMAN, OR BAL) & RENT—A ye Pate ait rent sear ne, Tnanize of 1929 121) street N, W. before dy clock a. me 4 and 6 te 7 p. m.,or address by letter. Foe RENT—One th K HOU SE. 9 ms. gee ant water, newly painted and Re 5 Lith strest. bet B nnd C sonth, htt es’ walk te the Trei SD per month, No, 403 7th street, near D worth. Deis 26 COR REN « small family. the FLOOR ofa ulce tiiree-story frame he modern improvements, consisting of | th rocms and nice balceny, a private; vice Closets, w all through Fs communicating and nthe same floor; gas Will rept without furniture or partly Poe SALE OR BENT-A BsBE OHANOCE siz stretios MOUSE. contsining mins rooms, sib! tn the” the ee nished. forsale or rent al upfuroished suitable for a member of ¢ Un gentleman. AMS K. WA a, n@lw Real Batate Broner, cor. Lthand F «ts. OR ey aoe oe a 73 sor, at No. bet ith en! men Gand H. House bas all ern improvementes oe oe *OR oo Sey Lore 7 . 2. = and 24. joare te NW, aud a 9 fest, ‘Apply ve A. % ith oe! drairabie SoTL biNS oat iE moar Washington: from one wo teu actos for city formas one Sibece eee TTA. cor’ fhvand Gets. noe POE FEST—Teo ROME im tre on New York avenue, between pido _— B55 te or together. No other a me the 4 family in the honse. Referen: om 4 ‘Apply at the Btar office by letter sadness TR ec jens BL x DING SITRe o th each for sale cheap at a promis svion one mile beyond Beltaville: Acldreas AMMEN, Washington. OR RENT—A very desirable Lath-room on every, oor Louses in Washington. Os. 5197 wit oown-tf 5 HAN OR CITY PROP- TY PROVED On UstMPROVED_A VALU APLE, Pane of abon! 4) acres of land at the Great Falls of Potomac, in Maryland. The land ts princigally covered with, valuable Chestnut and 4d by way of the aiher timber. which, cam be, shippe: Chesapeake and Obio Canal. which rua through bout 73 acres of bottom land. the a: nd Ce» Nae : ~) pe very 7 particularly adai ywthof gras. The ihe of at farm Nery suaceptibic of improvement 7PODGE & BARNET figh land,’ Apply to ot6-tf OR RENT—A | desirable Fito —— with all the on the corner of 17th inquire at 487 Srenues Fee RENT | oR LEASE—The late jeonnond tert, 04 ile. Prince George's cousty, Washington, 1.0" on the aad to Maslbore cloned, miles fre 7. ‘comfortable dwelling end FR SALE OR LEA\ TLDINGS corner ot Serine Lk BUSINESS CHANOES. Fs 54 LE—The GOOD YELL yee Ls ont FIXTC BBS of a resteure, td 1 eclling. the 7 Location. Beason < ns Sate . . asnees. ‘Apeiy . auCtaTe OM 92080 1 Betate angu TO LOAN om Kea WANNER, oF to Joshua Whiten 2 iree E_ $2,000 TO LOAN ON Goon Cort OPeaTe Address Box 426. Pont Ome, the property can be seen, with maw wher BOWN STORE QUAREIPS FOR SALe om EE ABE 1 will soll cr loan= my BLOWN STON ARE diately ap the line of the Rail n° ! Rien aria pea Bie oD he er FRANCIS L. SMITH, VW BERE G00Ds CAN He BODUET Low If you want Gold or Si Ctoer five Gold Jewelry, S lier oa Bs kind. Americ Engi, French and American « Ont ry Mosteal lestramen raveling Gordes 0 ytion S°GOLDSTRIN & igs 3 be and Kxchangr Brokers, So tender thy d private eptr joor north af P, ty Uberal ter ing hange offered. Goods OM Commission, and advauers mad. {Ok SALE—Ats bargaip. the GO UD wi of the old establiehed Oa! wad D of Maryland avenue and 8 4 comlor lumber depot. Apply at Dr Be “S drag store,cormer Maryiant avenur ant ante Tth street wraer a Te, ee VERMONT AVENUE. T. RORSSLE & sow, » WASHINGTON. D. 0, BANKERS. SAYINes OFFICE Ee? PER CEST. Mise read BNL TE NAe sREggCRY Bi reLCTIOR An Ce @ ATES weile SECOND POWER OF A Gieeee TIORNEY 4. rare SQUIFR, MONEY BROKER, anlstf 1407 F st., near U8. T: Nw CE Wy samunare: ad SAVIRGeS Corner 7th Street and Loutwians Avenue, PAYS 6 PER CENT INTEREST OB DEPUSITa Luterost Commences from date of Depe be msds and drown ac eill my2-tf J. A BUFF, Treasurer aavioose: | st fa 01 - Sted yards of the tract. tals qrepensy ‘ts offered for BANKERS, salpon most favorable torme: 12 acres in thetract. | ieey ¥ street, (two dooce from U splbefowest cugt price rp ed wagon the property WASHINGTON, D. ©. isgiven. Small payment in cash on uh: | i ra Beira, ar cs on ‘Arent, Ho. 818 Bovoive Deposits, and trausact « Goneral Banking Fe. EN T- Bae oF CE ROOMS | % zs at per to oar vo pa ES eS Tani arene | eames information checrtaliy furnished te relation tomli sie se2 Gita bee bef ‘eae on Ht tae United Satta Dopestmante ——— fore all the Wail nave our 7 FOR SALE. MIDDLETC re a CIpOUL As saw aya TA J COOKE & CO. ave bran used He: sheera' Pree y Storent CHAS. BANKERS, FR SALE 3 ata TAL Ba BARGATN—At M | & room | SOC, GOLD ane Bx wean’ SECON, roa Ag Gi = ’ seas SECO’ HAND AGE WARRANTS. 80 GIP, ae. BoE SALE fon). Pr HT of the District in Doty « lighting hotels, residences, ior gas light at the ™ A.M. DANIELS, Lol3-im* " senthe ‘ast Corner of7thand E st F ‘OR SAL. ‘a Can be seen How Sens Si “Stabler, G street, betwee bh *Y, aaa CREA F INSTRUMENTS, in perfect order at 3H. SUCHE, Boris ke, octt-if Ti07 F wtrest. F°® S48 si AT WAshiNovoN NAILOR'S STABLES, well broke. eetanaibe Ser certs, z fine family Horses. furnished, (For particulars inquire on the prea! Ne cdr Hoes, letts. Clarences and P. ses.No. 912 Lstreet north, between 9th ant With | Phaeton hat hing heey te earanees and. Park pay pole-3 promptly attonded to from station, 1396 Fst oli tf For. sy TCOVRAGE for nent ap Vsh stn, on orth ef Be Jol all between]? and'3 crf and bocca. am ap i BOARDING. LF OR RENT—A three story BRICK | Joon RENTS eo 3 ani Brora BES awe o date SREGE | BOAT iraabie forks metibor or Gomme bed gutatning ine rooms. Kath = aud celinr; gas, | wifoat 1208 K street NW. Aloo, one on aud DPLY OPP S.C ALLANT. ROOMS nicel: furnished welt im Fee RENT-THREE ROOMS, newly carpeted: warble mantels; hot and cold water; gas, and far nace heat; will furni h or rent anfarnished. single or ensnite,to parties without children. Apply No. 1205 F nolS-4* For RENT—Very desirable FURNISHED ROOMS, single or en suite. in a delightfully sit uated new house; well adapted fora Senator or Mem ber. Call 207 A st S.B., between 2d and 3d sts., Capitol Hill nols-6t" ” Fo SAL) “e-atory brick RES. 1D: ween 9h and lth, with ractiv be parlors are itable for entertaining, The lo ties fe nd to a gentleman desi purchase better opportunity conld be presented. terms apply to B. WAKNE nold-5i Fk SALES A batdscnely: finisbel HO! Oapitel Hillon North A st., between 24 sts. ‘Terms easy 'A_ FARM. on the line of the Point of Rocks Rail- road. within a few minutes” w: depot; within ‘hirty mivuies of Washington; about 20 acres, im proved by neaee ae. Also. OTS. fron 10 to 26 acres,on the same road, nee from de] “ar Capitol. Al, a Poe ate fer rent 613 7th and +9 SIX LoTs {nm seme locality . local Fen OB SALE—A very handsome Ave-room = Fois ‘nye siesble Yocatton Kpeiy a at No. 916 tb and between Yand 10 ane im the care ay mols-6t* Foveen no 136 ae akg cries em (OR SALE we a a at Les ig? a a = ion a a (i one ANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM or single, bot and co d baths. and al H yeniences, can b PaISE aS Boa >LEASANT corner “Penney! * A tyttese ge 8 ce PERSONAL. KS. MARY E. MORRILL. Spirivval Business and Medical Medivm. No. 740 Tea h M treet northwest, next door to the corner of H street west side nols no. the con- of her where. NRY CISSELE- K has « of ened \- q Te PLO OYMENT OF MICs 307 io ees Oe ' nd F. fo de purpose of sug les, Key with, fret AMES OF description, male and female. N MARRIAGE. —Happy Kelief ~ aay en froan the eflects of Errors aud Abuses in eeri tored. Nervous seems god wed.” New method of dies. | Book fami every oc2l-eolm’ PROFESSIONAL u Jj AMEs E. WILLIAMS, ATTORNBY-AT Law, Bocm 2, on second floor of Barbour's Law Building TEACHER OF MUSIC, 9-ly 935 Pa. ave., bet. oh and loth sts. aa aed, esieas rme | 1214 11th et , or call in the | i or A GacSES TRURVETING ] at New York Slock Bonn New York, San natn __ EDUCATIONAL PRIVATE "ATE_ INST! for Terms mod Tee SECOND QUARTER OF MI-s FLETCH S ENGLISH and DRAWN Misses ond Young Ladies will cor rk avepur ECT SCHOOL FoR b annual sexsi 3 WASHINGTON BUSIN COLLEGE supplics what the world needs, real training tor real life for y ue tm and women were s D UNG LADI MRS ANGELO. AORS SON, Princivat So. 915 New York avenue. northwest. eemiy Yeommax <- a IN VOOA S ENTAL MUSIC. ASD Be EL sCaRUST h wi aving re«umed the duties of Ago. will attend toe limited number of peat At AT eee Latics Sill be received at peewee ‘est cant, between A and cls tm ___ MEDICAL, &e. CT ME IN MY LITTLE BED —Bed be hanged Mis ROVIN'S MONI NTHLY ‘PILLS i renee vr © remedy for female obstrnc ti Ds. 06 I nded in every case of failure Agency $06 Bietrect 8. W.. opposite ‘sane: oc Bim” Pc prorant-cs 0, speedy ure ot al an sy a SE DISEASES without Balsam er Mer > The Doctor is the oldest extab- lor such specialty in the city, and ring such complaints is unexcelled lemen can copsult him confidentially ert and privately at Mix: R. SAWYER Macartre Mediwm.can be consulted at her house, Ne MO1LE oct tr Clatreoyant, ich st.. between © and D sis., island, upon all E street, above lth Fig portant busi ihess—past, prescit and future. oct} lm* DIES SUFFERING FROM IRREGULARI ea, weakneseet, oF any complaint peculiar to their sex fide in DR. LEON tine oldest e* tablished and only reliable and safe, Phesicieg teak. ing a specialty of female complatute fe thes city ‘epecially invi ‘all from those who have been deceived bys . He guarantece tA _ cure or no charge. Sparate Kooms for ia wents, Booms We. LLL Entrees, betwecu tok sed _aAnpEne. Epcn er femereat Peas acer Biren the receipt of $12. advice an ee eat can werrantacure in and meds =a FRENCH Pow DERS. CBK 3 ss entire ivy Price eons ro SLATE MANTELS, MARBLE MANTELS! GAS FIXTURES! PARLOR HEATERS! BE hry ta m4 GRATES, plain, or finished PARIS RANGE, &c. variety and extent fy Stock for Homes ‘Goods or the low wen which we sell. TWO GREAT SPECIALTIES : “THE GAS EXPAupte.” for the NONE Se HANILTON @ PEARSOS, ocld tr Bo, 4, ¥. M. 0. &. BUILDING, sud property.