Evening Star Newspaper, September 26, 1872, Page 1

a EE, EEE * THE EVENING STAR. Perrester's Oder. To SHOW UF THe KATSAS wr DERER WA Takpow ts Pablished Daliy, Sundays ¢ The New York Times of vestenla ie 4T THE STAR BUILDINGS, M4 | a5 . ane ter was here a thr tine Penusyivania Avenne, Cormer Lith St. | = : a ) ee teee| Tyr = Ye Jeena “Seek CENTS Pax moNTE, Gopies at the \ ‘Fwe Cxnts each. By maii—three mouths, $1.90: ae Co Mix mouths. 83 W; cue year, 85. a en —— THE WEEKLY STAg—pubitened Friasy—OL0 | B year. BF invariadiy to streen, $8 bot cases Bad 20 parer eet long:r than Z Rates of advertizing faratsbed om sypiication | —_—_—_—S—Se———_—_——e——— —N*. 6.093. WASBANGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1872. TWO CENTS. fo G street north, and along @ street to Seventh SPECIAL WOTICES. EVENING STAR. ihe Sone sna tne Nate 20.2 Noa, | TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. Editor Star -—I\t is evident that the absence oi Frast Papcixer. OFFICIAL. ck. DistRiet oF © a sh ln EFICR. ae Col. Piatt was taken advantage of by someone] Phig Aft Dispatobes. Aru NGTON, Septem’ ver The registered voters of the Thirteenth District A Cara 5 A yaar . 18 rooon’s Visp . ernor of whose names begin with the letters A. 8,0, D, E, F AClergyman, while ro» in South Ameries, W who published in the Capital of Sanday las: sev- saves: chat tt “ qrstice Will vote at Fouse So. 907 K street uerthwest. a wissloanry, Siwcovered a save aud tux ple remedy ashington News and Gossip. Gat aotiteh aiing: GoaIeGh eqn! toe SECOND PRECINCT. for the cure et Nervous Weakness, wariy Deosr, eton the sccont TUES IntEeRwaL Revewve. The source to-day were $371 istered voters of the Thirteenth District eae of the Urinary and Semina! Ore * begin wihihe letters 9,H 1,3, | Ghomieieet disorders brought on 12 K street sor: hwest. Great num ions were anything but cr: gentility and sense entied them; particular! Associated Press Reports. MER.COLF SUOUTM BENDSPEECH Wf Uetober, IZ, between the jock @ m. and 7 o'cteek p.m. of sai: re een cure? | ‘ d by ® desire to b: Srrezon L. Mordecai Manuel Noah, a What he Kaows about the Credit mo- w detective then J Eas, for che election of Twenty-two tembers cf the | rteouth District i send the rec : at ne Dey j landers which were repetled aud d.s- bitter. J were not abie ga Howse of Deleeates fers hi} wt i 1052. QR ordered to duty in the Dep aan | 8 1 .V, WX. Y,% wi use No 912 HE GOES FOR “GATE” AN Naw York, Sept. 2 THE TWO Tarmrxes. | him?” After his remarks in Lakes. > composed these tirades Po | K street northwest. Pid ‘if INMAN D ts fi rper’s Is f t : ceived f1 he must have been aware that | bis spee A, ALA, yesterd: A Memphis A i FOURTE BiationD. Bie House, | Harper's Week tober 3 (received from Shas pag Ry Respro ig” Prema i ‘ Sler Sandee,’ co ae wamkan Wane Re es all teed Parker) is 4 Va cartoons aod Dore's story in reference to founding the refuge of | © ax, in continuation derer, the - seth Ornion a pletures of Ls Sat Grand Island is aot t st ry of 4 Appieton = some day af whom t AMUSEMENTS. ‘Wy ssulseron THEATRE CoMmig | — ° THE WURLD: husband w night of ¢ trad’ dary to Dixth str: mg Sixth ssreet weat to tshods og Bhode Islard thence down Sey iras chr cir American ,. or N d to the sled by Dana a cyciopedtins, h bas hoon dead ov Journatisr iret unkind word ever pudi f geusral elec providing for asc ns ia rt) | THe STAR VAR e | BTISS 0 b Now Jersey | “GLORIOUS FARJEL ! Fresent upon kis memory eed, all tes nilying persocs war > K stre z K street to | JGHABLE ECCENTRICITIS hiss Sar NGA Goveenl Dis rics *ap pita rt cee —— SENSATIONAL NOVEUTIE Suarity cos pend Gai ae rine erm . ricts asthe places | ‘Tho registered yotcrs of Fourteenth District | 4 SUPERB BALLET TROUT) oe obi! din was as unsul ania Cat, and rs A. B,C, D will | se th the i ‘7s N streets northwest. a SCOND DISTRICT. | __ Sees ed voters of the Fourteenth Bistrict Something Novel, Fresii and Sparkliug Bach Week n¢ Attractive Chapge of Noveltiea, BESH ATTRACTIONS! his love of country sud ed. True, he was @ his char good were not ze Nod ar mee begin with the. 1a GH. I, | The Great Briel Aries. oeuEsr, irchmseribed by the narros lines of “faith and olfax Speaker Blaine key: | catie 4 Maude Cart W'yete at corner Fuuria aud Nitrous booing F-ckimptcge Tt car a ena uit inculcate among listo Teligioatsts td all railroad Socumnittee—& pecoy utathes | pels oommensed’h MB. CO AT? 5. au political s nenicate among his igionists an allroad ¢ 2—a str ia pin oe e « eur ut ae he A ‘i The Reckless wed Skilfui Gymaast, ne at | the deepest reverence for the constit Ames having only been a member of it, b: vant. After rem: nea Setae LOM Np, | In their Seusational Arostra.ion ae ee laws of his native land. He played never chairman. In the same paragraph be | it became kno j fil pote astcorner Fourth acd My ctreses ‘The Great Song aud Dance Champions, New York Jimes. 4 part in the arena of American politics, and was mes carried through Congress a scans | Michelkon, who pe eg lips vers Sa bieie peueciaiis Monta ae Daren: canelie sain highly esteemed by all the leading statesiaen of Froporition by which the government | Orleans. Beyond tt ker Hill road mod the Anacos- FOURTH PRECINCT. istri ot MISS VIOLA CLIFTON, DEATH oF Josera Pannisu.—A letter to | his day. X.¥.Z. | abandoned its firet mortgage of this highway been known, except the tnct ¢ * Bladeosburs toll-gate. The registered voters of the Fenftesnth, District The Oriana) Ohonicn Chanen Artiste. isp Gismutanasce et tas @eeal San Gla —____-+e--____— i allowed the private mortgage bonds of the | spent the day in New Yor Be Ecixet. Mpa pl ge amir peerage a LS Mz JOHN L. DAVIS, tho great Canine Educat = ae Political Notes. railroad to take precedence,” “and this is ren Ts. Michelson, who was only ~ a ee ane ne ee de ee eerie tenia. | X, ¥.E will voto at corner Mourth sod N streote | 20 iis estonishing Groupe of Mine Doss, whos | dated Philadelphia, the 2th inst., aunonaces Hi. G. repeated his reconciliation remarks at | peated editorially in the Chicago Prien of Ina | died. "She had’ nor bere sees. i oem oe pert of sald district Iyto — pine Borth west. FIFTEENTH DISTRICT marvelous performances are beyon belief. and es. the death on Sanday sett of Mr. Joseph Parrish, Corry and at Erie, Pa., yesterday. Wednesday. 1 have already shown you, from | neighbors, and to them her death s« \ ver whese naines be: ne lett: z € President's private DE FG, sud M will ¥ote at Robert | Inclodes all what part of the city of Washington | Becialis gratifying to ladies and onsite. casing and versatile JAMES W. W eretaty to sign land Mr. R. E. Anderson bas announced himself as DIX JOHNSON. The great Ethiopian ue ap independent candidate for Congress from the a ,» PARKES, SANFORD. One "7 . 12 istrict of Missouri. eee Eee: Gee ae Soe wales tenes. tal te tas ane premicr of | GEN. Mvzn, head of the Signal Service, | “210 Gemocrats of the oth district of Georg’ ee rriire ec cree nares teecee ‘aiong K street | the world, M’LLE GALETTI, in a Bare Bill of | asks that journalists who are supplied with the 1, Cointown. THIRD FRECTNCT. z ‘The registered roters of the First District resid: ing im that part of enid district lying east of the Mr. Bowles’ letter of August, 1°55, that this wae | den. Mr. Wright retarned and leary already the law before capitalists were indaced | death left the house, and has not «in by the intluence of the representatives og the | The attention ot the authorities was New York and Chicago Tribunes and myself to | to the case, but as a certificate of Within the following bounds: Commencing at | Pour p! Warrants. and runniog up North Uspitolatreet | ard A Ano: stin ree whowe names begin with the ietters Excallencies sent he ee giter tity ballote, have nominated James H. | accept po ede Ape gene ace Reg ba Mo Vy X,¥, | to New Jersey avenne; thence np New Jersey ave- | Excolle! 5 = Weather reports use the -‘Synopsis” of meteoro- lount for Congress. fi ‘of d n impos- 5 je sburial p t, Fein SEN: | Rak meteae Meena | prey samignaL TamameR, | upmtomertuom wine bene, Seen | tial OE Sie cetpaigns srare room: | sppeaicd tothems te tnteet sea aie teary | sre neeateeg cake ueaany bared. see: SBCOND DISTRIOT. Seventh strest west; 8 nie weaves .J.@. Le, Li and Man: . | bilities,” as the latter are merely deductions % algn, w a em to invest; and this - wr. “ . t ateies, Ont Fpl west ot icone ae oe ache nineten | To siathetrest west to D street uoris, aud slong ‘D sa Mee . from te observations, and may mislead if pab- | ed Tow ey renee ee | eee eae rene emennced a8 scandalons | of Police Whitney took charge of the pe west of Lincol e apker Hi i. i? ¥' ’ ingly. 5 5 aud " ying west of Lincoln avenue and Bunker Hiliioad, | to blathatreet weet to pitol etreet, GRAND REOPENING. lished singly Greeley has a special Pullraan palace car to ‘The registered voters of the Second District re- WEE FEREEOR, ae ape torially, was sup placed in charge. vune now denounces e:li- | instituted an examination, and an ott ted, when passed, by Sum- f said district lying east of | _ The registered voters of the Fifteenth District MONDAY EY: @iding in that part b the letters B, C, D will Bock Creek whoes names begin with tho letters | Whose names begin Vv papers we ING September 23. An Evipexct or Fairsrvr Cotixctions.— | haul his little chasm in. When Grant travels covered which ner, Trumbull and Julian, as well as by Ames Mrs. Michelson % j > i jorit: | betenged to The grand totalof Internal Revenue rec: in a Pullman car the liberties of thecouatry are | and an overwhelming majority of Congress ee " Cc 1 ATE £ o —Mie- | invest ad cis rail. | agatnrt the wishes Gescaah eteced ease on ree rr | cereanegel ee ee | RT OED ai, aires: duly 16; Jos than’ three: mepnthe ot che | SSPE gd enn ee Ome aoete Mie. | Der Oe Anes rek 2 ater ee Breen en, | te cba oe soe amie SECOND rREctScr. FRESHLY PAINTED fiscal year, have been $34,056,975.65, or at the o esident C - | Chie: Bow! he §. id | papers of @ iat S5COND PRECINCT. ‘ in i 4 scal year, £34,056, Ns tthe Vice President Colfax presided ata republi- | Chiengo Tril « Bowles to the Springtield | pape * registered voters of the Seco whaes sines tags eich thelitinns SPOT Ee TE | saat this time-honored temple of the dramaal: | Tt OF S140,000,000 for the year, which is largely | ean srectinn ct Bouin hem at yesterday, | Republican, and ardeon to the New York | the suicide of her husband by shouting im that part said 3, K'will vote atthe southwest corner of Fourth and | MSking this el in excess of the estimate. The Commissioner | and took the occasion to deny being brived by | Trilune Lud been published, more than a year, | This was all th information that was Beck Creek whose ama Bd scious westnecs ENTIRELY NEW. frels Bighly gratified at these returns, which | the Credit Mobilier to support the Paciic rail. foo, atter this enactment by Congress in 164. | and men were sent to Now York to cndeay hha lower Reventh sbrost ball ante, THIRD PRECINCT. ss And second to newe in the conntey show that the revenues are faithfully coliected id, a project which he had heartily and open! “Gath” says in this same paragraph of bis le: | identity the partics if possible. —¥ ekewer$ gate. ihe Frglstered, voters of the Hifteenth District | A MAGHIFIOENT DRUP-CURTAIN, Mon Dirty Worx.—The Washingto . | favored rrom its inception. that Ames was xble, with half of the most | Stor, 250h ine ered Un will vote at Mo T33 Foati ace nvthgor: | Eres the pencil of Dfr. James Lamb, bas’ been SEMLAE GE the Beds Dien ann | AE BCONMABAGS SE kutapeniiet auabecats | inont wen oF ee ne to collect | ‘will vote at No. 733 Fourth street horthwozt! a PA . a that OQ. Burl vote Scare FReel PTT ec pening attraction wili be the aistingnishea | Te*POndent of the Boston Gi Tlic | BeKLinNew York city, vesterday, resolutions | from the Uniced States a gross sam for eacrying | _THEExmcurivE’ Rock Creek will vote at Ha Comalinn. Fenton liberal committee have just published | were adopted, endorsing Grant the matis over this road, while at the sama tims | Wh: age song yee Bn Teuisiiztown. aenepies ME. W. J. FLORENOE, and are circulating an infamons libel on the | the republican state ticket. N; he never t moceet on the government | [neg Reaneh Se Reaght wih kit ove we niele Ot the ¢ ae In Fale: ‘wand startling drama. (produced | President's pr g some | committees were appointed; also one to prepare | bonds. arge are others that the | Nota feot of be ol : ae neludew 4 the city of Georgetown ; with eutire new #e-nery and effect<,) aud outitied ni With a notorious femals lol t an address to the independent democ railroad ived uor ciaimed but | Waegtven him by anybody. The stoy thai a lying west 2 SIXTERNTH DISTRICT EILEEN OGE,” ‘on with a femal» lo Tt was . n present there was m > him Inclades all that part of she city of Washington | 5... creed by the favorite neta ritten by Colonel Woods, the discharged de- Re ee rages greg Ss _ pot oe carrying the mails, | presen pao yen ~ * | ving wi the following bounds: Commenciag at he favorite Acire-s, tective.”? ith New Jersey ¢ ct, wen able ree | t i having bee! | * ud thi r errain tore A.B, Diecievt, nd reusing dot Gisth atteee were tine Rvp tapi eamate , — upon @ nomination for Congress yesterday. Tue | tained ed on the | proper ong Bran. sought # 59 Market street, ib casal; thence along the Hue of tue canal to F Searelink cadet’? 1 yer Sh gee EXAMINED FoR PRomorion.—First Assist conference committee recommended Robert | the bor lS eee fo ke oe hag aucoxp raxcrect, ee Msrviead avanae: hones aia teas * Fugineers J. Madison Case, of Chester, Pa.; | Gilchrist, but the democrats disagreed theret., | 10 to m “Eg ot Praveen Momma Vis ecg a me J registered voters of the Thad Die a jo Mery ian oo pee UGMENTE = ie ieiiche 3] and d Noah D. Taylor. ciary comwittee b “ » | Permanent e » ko iis ond a Rani RI ral Naar tr Nag fgets serous teats ce | ,Saleet lente efit comms Sarre ce ee wit ReveuRe mDnaar:| "ad inure el x eases ote tobailty Ged i teed he the question decided that the Congres. | Paper was handed aby azin General Grant's will vote at No. 150 Br South and North Gapitel str treet north; | Store WEDNESD Guthrie, at Baltimore; Horace Green, of the | was asked by the siting clergyman if her 1 ized oniy half to be thus | Presidential term, am afew wealthy geutic- Street, Georgetown, D.U. nd slong D street north t 7 a ee ae revenue steamer Grant, at Nortoik; and J. band bad any convictions beture he died. She ined, and Cor i. After | Men, for subscriptions. The impr yo FOURTH DISTRICT ans slong Oregiact euacinct, Or No.) On Exhibition TEEPER, OF the steamer Perry, at Erie, Pa-; | told him she did't know for certain, bat ake had | twelve pages of de ,the Senate "| 8ueh’ ® proceeding, however, and {lo injary | reece hate of the city of Georgetown | The registered voters of the Sixteenth District | | 486 end Sale have been ordered to appear betore the ex ata’ heard him frequently say belore he was taken | then decited b *Crambull a4 | Would be to the President, were almost imme- lying east of High strect whose pames Legin with the letters A, B,C, D, 7re St. ar ing board in session here for examination for | Beary him ! = nid go that Greeley”? Thurman both speaking and voting in its tavor, tely pointed out, and it was at once droppet Sastre FiSST PRRCINCT ¥ will vote at 31° Penuss Ivauia avenue northwes 6 mn SARE MITER! promotion. WIsdge Hoar, Chae whee ne coasts biter | This ontomenient clean ae “ was a scheme of land-owners, not o epistered voters of the Foarth SECOND PRECIN trect, bet street, eignt — oa > * “ +, citie ce-holders, ted pamen Konia with the letters ACB. Us DCR TETS, | The renistered Varese tke Giateenth District | MO 42 cern caste bad Folens Bae oe Tox New Orgma Hovse.—The workmen on | @Wdlitied to speak of General Grant's civic ea | thos: “In abort, the Union Pacitic ratirond tie gficehelders, and was never consummated H will vote at No. SA Congress sirect, in’ George’ | why se names begia with the letters G.t,1,J,K.U, | Ghetee Oil Paintiogs, Regeerinees thames, &o. Meare ene wie reer or better entitled to public respect andcon- | begged a loan’ from the United States of trom | S jo land or house was bought, end ne town, D.C. Z BN will vote at SIS Feauaylvania eveiud/ dori’ | Alscs Inrgcat Higck) Paper Ustisiugs, Wind'w | the New Opera House mast harry up if it isto | Qaencersaye, "I do not funk the President is | $13 09 to 00,000. mile, and then robbed it ot | ever given for that purpons Phe reniatered eeOTD TEEN: we | meats : amis eee eine RE, eee ae De Gurus Aad Few | be ready by January ist for Lacea and Kellogg. skied very much in the ars of the politician. the interest Om the loan, forced the loan ttseit | ly Gen. Grant. ae eS enn nameg besin with the letters 1,J.K.L,M.N.O.P, | The registered vovere cf the wixteenth District | “Soa Baas Hace" i Te would bes great card for the néw houses to | He bas aainipie, Sentinnen nieaes en Loe eee ie wen et | man might, with bis owe seoueny ‘eitkatt eee Q.B.S.7,0,V,W.X,¥ Z will vote'at No. 116 ogee beaip with the letters Y. P.2:K.8.t. | _Please remember NameendNamber. _jel-ly* | open in opera with world renowned attists like | WDich sometimes gentiemen. who are used to P 2 mg Prot eye tHE Be Soncress street. U.V.W, XM, Ved will voteat S22 Pondsyivanis Ete gee ELS arenes dcop 7 (7A la coaraedegee | [Pompey oe AT OY fo FIFTH DISTRICT : avenue northwest. nitude can’t wait, and if the opera house is not | Stand.” vena teed: | tt a torover thee coatctcon at sae | Suommente than thal the piece was cemtentto we Inclades ali that part of the city of Waehiogton SEVENTRENTH DISTRICT che ill flit else. Hon. Alexander Meggett, alife-long and lead- | it true would blast forever the character of the ereeal lying west of Twenty first street west, 1 Ii thet part of the city of Washin; 1872 1872 | reacy at the time specitied they will fit etse- ing democrat of Wisconsin, and two years ago | men capable of such conduct, and give color | him as asummer retreat. The story. loudtlc ~ — . Incindes ail the the city aehivgton FALL! where, to the great disappointment of our music- : a2 has gained credibility by the stalemer FIRST PRECINCT. hs owing bgunds- Commer ar apg his party's candidate for Congress in the 6th dis- y by ‘The registered voters ith District whose | pine within the toliowing bgunds: Commencing on loving public. Won't Mr. Berry push on his party i gore &.B.C.D.E.0.G | 1, ae senals theses plone teen ee en contractors or workmen to get the beautiful | {/¢ho! that state, has addrossed a letter oie Be cote at tke corner of Twenty-second and I | iirthwardiy ‘and northwestwardly to ite janction new house in readiness in time ? some of bis reasons, from a. demaceatic stent, streets ner A, with Hazyhand eoomas) thenee slong Maryland ay- | THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT ‘# Carr. Daven- | point, for refusing to vote for Mr. Greeley, and ict whose and confirmation to the original charge of bribery and corruption. The only answer neces- sary to them is that not only does the Congros- sional Globe, as I have shown, prove their entire faisity beyond all contradiction, but the Remes begin with thi A. T. Stewart to a newspaper reporter, had been asked to subser: be to a tur urpose. It is true Mr. Stewart was « ddeciined. It ie only just toh 3 thence ap Four-and- une in with the Istters H-1.J. EB Le Mwitt | * bail strest to the canal, end ‘along the tine of tae | THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT Taz Rewarns or Tue L, pporting President Grant. editers and proprictors of the Chicago Tribune | pose that he was not aware, when be - : ForT.—The specia! dispatch steamer Talla- | '0F Supportin ty, Mo., Mr. Erastus Wells | know of theirown knowledze that there is not a | that fact, that the scheme was su Note at the corner of Twenty sceind and istreeta | Cunal to Biglin sires west; thence down Kighto | rug LaRGEST ASSORTMENT Poosa leit New York yesterday with the remains | wit yo pauls county, 30.. M by acclamation. | particle of truth in any one Of thee Coneras | abandoned.-N. ¥. Brewin Pore Rorthwest. ey ered LEST TRECINCT. a setrie: of the late Capt. 11. K. Davenport on board aud | In the convention some trouble oecurred in con: | falsitiestions ‘of theit ‘correspondents abies ‘nw Sein. nate, cons mene ‘The registered voters cf the Filth District whose | , phe Tekistered voters of, the Seventoam of in with the letters N,O, P,Q. B.S. T, U. V,W.N,Y.Z will vote at the corner of Tweaty- reet northwest. = . Will arrive nt the Washington navy yard early | seqence of the committee on credentials report. Toland Hells sear the intersvedon of Bizthe eg | FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, | falter St OL One Davenport wil | tan egeinn oon delegates favorable to James and Virgin FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, | txke place soon after the arrival of the Talla- | J. Mesride, and that centieman’s freed an Poosa, the arrangements tor which are now | drew trom the convention. Confasion and dis- could have induced them to print them, even amid ail the excitement of the political cam- prize. isa mystery tome. Let me ack you now uese the intersection of Sixth street venue south we SECOND PRECINCT, Loogs.—Mrs. Emily E. poironing ber children, is cell on the right as ove enters the jail gi Sta Disreicr ‘The registered votors of the Be x cho public have not the right to demand from | Octte sony, cathe toere on deen . teenth District | FALL AND WINTER CLOTHI > | being made. It was the dying request of tue | order ensued, and the convention adjourned | the editors and proprietors of these two great its walls are Incln PAFE of the city of Washington | whose names begin with the letters D, EB, F,@. H deceased that he should be buried here. Rear | che week te give time for the members to har- | Dewspapers—the New York and Chicago ned with pictures, mostly repre= en sizes marth. bepweee, Sisee ath | I,J will vote at jslend Hall, w Feo ead Admiral Goldsborough, in command of the | monize. Subsequently the bolters met and | Trituncs — som personal explanations ? | Cyn amily. Myre. Lloyd bears « gud Twenty firet ctreets west, snd south cf K street | slith strect and virginia avenue southwest. MEN'S, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS’, Washington navy yard, Will have charge of the nominated McBride. ° : ‘ at poms Lave = — with | face, and one that would indicate & j Finer PR: 3 registered voters of the Beventeenth D * 4 «| | funeral. ‘The following democratic and liberal congres- “d charges, some of which t ered voters of the Sixth District wh. Pe Seuis with the letters K, i, Ml, ei inant tea lt th =p a= i deey trouble. She does not talk m ith the fet D. 2. F,G, on happened to know better than all other men could net possibly be true, and nearly ail the whieh they | P.Q, a witl vote st Island Hall, near ‘iuterseetion. MEN'S, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS’, NAVAL OFvICcErs of Sixth etzeet and Virginia avecus suuthweat. let and Master E. A. Field, ordered t> i i e de i is vi rter H. Harrison, democrat nce Would strike "as ver s rsing. Mrs. Lloyd ts looking ver FOURIM Pa z est of elt-kuew their own files ex ies, eee eabatadt tone 4 “ . . 4 hich t ; ly cannot lest long it k , rasbee strict — oa October Paymaster Edwin | Lemoyne, liberal. "The joint’ democratic disapproved; day af they ha: : ng A> > Co. “* Sich Di wines Seamebesin wits the: inion Ook Ue ar, BURS OFT FEES BEVOER. Btewart-ondsend $5. th : .' | liberal convention at Newark. ought to make the people of tue United 5 ay nt gl Bg pir waerel Et nat Won fer atrectand Ts ge prtic e VER O¥ FERED BEFORE. f ti om the naval ex «mining board peng arly be sree SaSes emere Ldoyd erse would be postponed for trial w orner of H and Ninetee EIGHIEENTH Distaiecr. on here to examine candidates tor al- the 5th district of New Jerze ves, $C rela, and swindtors, | next spring, on account of 8 failure in udes all toat part of the city of Washington ion to the medical co and ordered to the | MOMinated Col. A. B. Woodras demanded that those assailed wealth gttor sign the ind DisTsicr e $f, S streot ssm:h. between south Capi ew York naval hospital. Passed Assistant | CODgress. D. W. Goech was nominated by the ard irom. Well, they have heard huve since w | Cte ean at Wedilonion et acd Eicbih street eat. urgeon Fward Kersier, detached from the | 22 Massachusects district republican conven passionate statement nsel Jor the prosec ¥ * isc: | The ragistencd voters of the Bighteouth District | 1 arge a carefal inspection of my goods before pur w York naval hospital, “and or ered to the Oe mt et a es by the best authorit to | Whose names with the letters 4, ts, ving sbip at that place. Assistant Surgeon . a : : ey sd So Fourteenth | vote at house No. 402 M street south weet. chasing elsewhere, assuring the public that I Hy. Streets; detached from th. receiving ship pope sey ton. Gye may te yO | scorew, terthans wie tees Cornea ng Bounda: SECOND FREC er before have had ane} r bac. erm and o1 tt le = present mty-two states, WW. | sorrow, for those who hear false eS aga’ = sling Boundery tera uf the kighteenth Bi never b fore have had such a var ett ot a Vermont, aud ordered to the Portsmouth. U. ders, of Maryland, was elected perma | their neighbors, that clea hence altug a | Shure names tain with the letters B, Fo HJ, ments to please all testes and desires, to Tas New Peatic Boipises in Patrapet- | vent chairman, and delivered alongaddress. A | from the seaudal of ait and Gown || X will retest house Ho. 498 a Accommodate all purses, or to give PHIA 4ND St. Lovis.—No decision will be made | letter trom Horace Greeley was reat anire- | thing now in order.” v f t west =e The registered voters of the Eighteenth District auch entire sutisfaction, in regard to the purchase of the lot for the new | C1VG¢ with applause. | It says: «I trust the day A lengthy ad whowe pomes begin with M,N, O, P. : is at hand when we shall know nothing of any : New York Notes. States was tesue TT ered voters Seventh Distr Q. B will yote at house No. 335 at sgtilw Post office and custom-house building in Phila- | man’s color, but esteem and trust him ashe Tee SARMASY Sine SO Be the Louisville conve: whcse names begin with ters A B.C, D,. wii | between Third and Sour sod-a-balf streets. aa delphia until after the return of Secretary Bout- | shall condact himselt as a New t. 20-— Attorney-General Bar- | sect of ine assen wote at Sire C rae No. 1689, BE corece FOUKTH FAECINCT. Well. It is now too late in the season to begin | For the present I acquis eney | low yeete addressed insormal written mo | Beitimore plat Wana i ae istered y tzenth Dis work upon the building, therefore there Is no | of holding a convention of colored mon, Se ee einer, the beethore the dea NO PRECINCT. names ith the By ZU, A visit to my eatablichment wil! fuily repay ali | need to basten the purchase. hope they may not be needed after this year.” | Sweeney, Thomas C. Fields. Henry W. Genet, mand the nommation of Gree! sintered sroters of tho Sezeuth, Dierict aN eee Il waonmareperomins tia tap at tostte er com dest of the lots for the hew building in St. | ‘The convention adjourved until to-day. Ingersoll, Hogh Smith, W itiam Cooke, and | or tte piattorm, and sare thas: m with the loters Ey F, @. H, will : : whether they purchase or only wish to view my | Louis are ready to be conveyed to tha governs nae ee Nathaniel Sanc ening them that their | jor « ing't 3 seen eee ec ormre it oe oc the city nee tock enttowseurtnee * | ment, bat as one or two of the owners have | Tae Faction Bank Rosnsny_—f trials would begin in October, pot “ anything to beat Grant TukD PREC.Ser. lying within the folowing Lounds : Commencing at demurred to the appraisement, the matter coms y to prevent Greeley from beati: tors of the ‘Seventh District | Fitteenth street em STANLEY BAYS Nor. ‘The registered and ruaning north to Bound sry mes begin with the letters ‘The grand jury of ‘he street; thence along Noundary ct: ¥. up in the U. S. court in St. Louis early in Octo- | criminal court, John G. Medinger, es’ the dem atic party.” + G: Stanley writes a letter to tha H- aid declaring | gaye, would be a lens calamity th £ z to Morth Ca; » When it will be settled. man, yesterday presented Joseph B. Chapman, | as false the stories relative to him by Noe. ag . sppresid _ iy Street: thence cown Sorth Oapital street to K alias’ E. Washburn, alias Joseph Bartee Govenxon ctmtin > afi north; Pence pions eo eatest to Perot Pertonar.— Secretary Boutwell speaks at | seph A. Randall and S. A. Mead for felonious! ly | Was in this city last night ou his way to his home fused the people either fag i va imener, down, First strcet to Slassachiusctia STRAUS, the Clothier, Marrisburg, Pa. to-day, at Phiiadelphia tor | and burgiariousiy Breuitng’ and entoring the | st Harriiarg . or platfornn.”' The sdiree maces an Capitct street: thane Gout, Neth Cosbel saeey STRAUS, the Clothier, pcr bea Se Labantn on Sebartay, a0: | Ten eg eel pean oe manne, aad fale: | ae aear ow aicx woking all Gemocrate to veve tor ( “ Xvi 7 eal Sard . Kyand slong to Fifteenth street STRAUS, the Clothier, tormersones The he eahr ocaecs t Pittabare | of 45,000 each, and fty-soven beads ef gio7b | Gt or ee ee eee NDREnE to be the re- | Tne : EIGHTH DISTRICT. whnce eens are ata, of, tae Nineteenth Bistrict 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUS, stives: te cil aeeaerteS B eel Sich; the property of the bank, and also Henry | ance of tome one connected. with the depart. ae ete eae Tere cuts of Washington ty. | Pee Td, Red eire ee ae Sed ee oe 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Gelphia, Meadville, and other points in Penn- | de remembered: thar thee cree lines eegMilt | ment. The two ve clarks have beon sus- was nuticigen ain wrist, Detweeh Int atraet west wid Nort Caples. 1011 PESNLYLYANIA AVENUE, sylvania. “Gen. Howard bas been ordered Tamas timed bee oo a ee nnton waa an: . aes Raek maxes: SRCOND PRECINCT T whose .. QRS. T.C.¥.W, N.Y, Z will vow at NO.9@ | semete ppercue, xocused of th n. Ho a be rested some tims since at a house on North Lib- OE os potest MD a pybo ae Cad erty street, and he is still in the Baltimore city Taree Doors from Eleventh Street. | there, S- Hon, Le He Chandler beer arene | jail. Bthas been ascertained that he served & ‘Taree Doors from Sieventh Strees. Kellox “ oF ‘ofthe “Texas | “¢t™ in a western penitentiary, and that charges Teteanorthemets Newser “North Cupitel aud tat |S ——_—_SRESS DOO eos Ricrontn Sereet_ | Kellogg, and Captain Humphrey, of the “Texas of forgery are also pending against him in North AOE) YS aeiaen pi a HOF. B. ©. CASSELL’S DANCING AOADEZ- | Land and Copper Association” of Washington, a tied istered voters of the Nineteenth Di hesia with the rah, M, N.O. sLE TO TSE GaRELET TOU It is proposed to give Horace Greeley a grand reception on his return tu this city. Phe 7. Three Doors from Eleventh Street. ythe grand jary 3 badly be taken ap of farger bune thinks one hundred thousand peopie will The prisover maintains a ch: aly pe by rolina. participate. it is said that his health b aa cur — % F E . MY, Potomac Hail, lth street and Mary. arrived to-day from the south afteran absence | The ting! ieee 4 wate Resi ‘: cond . = streets aud Nourth sireet coat” Sto p.m, Matinee every WRDNESDAY. arth er cee poetts Of minerals said to be in | gouth ad atrect, nt rf oon organizations hell here yesterday st PARCINCTS _ | §fe 10pm. Pollard & Andresoue Baud engagea tor | RUTthwestern Texas, among the mountains of “pega! ph a Georg eat * a x wes agre: 5 are of opinion that the grand fa ‘ln a 8 -f angs, of New York, members of the celebrat tosink ail political difierences and units on finda presentment. It gust be ren we. ered the season, sepld-tm meen gfe oe a Soaps a emieg tomy independent detective tirm of Pinkerton a Ne : or manicipal offices. W | bowsver, that the gr a Jase es oe : ‘ ; ee Sensksads Gacuen ai ASONIC GOODS. dubancieure possession of the savage Camanche of New York, Chicago and Philadelphia. Tho | F. Havemeyer will probably be the cand! proba ground, and that « Litd ena A strecis southenat. men, Washburn, Randali and Mead, have not been arrested, but the detective officers have ‘formation which justified the action taken by for Mayor. AGairs in we WILLETT & RUOFF, 905 Pensa Ave ar ee ene KNIGHTS TEMPLAR { Tee Ure Ueprans. = case will not be presented to : this mors registercd Sicee pames begin L. Miwilt vote ate! Governor McCook, of % = : e grand jury, and are not hat tiey be- | TEP Lowisiawa starz a Pap TREATMENT or Emionants ox B 4 s, FD | Colorado, How. J.D. Lang, of Maine, and Gen. | ue erend Jury, anda tralls-Baltimore Gare, | NEW OGLRANS, Sept. 26. State nas Stur.—Nowspar these pee ney Third ana A stress “as BYOEDS. John McDonald, of Missouri, commissioners oa | (his morning Gratam has n incarcerated by or ‘The regieter.d \utere of the ton in reiation BALDRIOS. behalf of the government to negotiate a treaty of the Sth ¢ " strict court, the governor's pardon | steerage passen ) 5 gk : - Cawat Navication ny SteaM.—The steam | being decided uncon=titationn whose names borin withthe | GAUNTLET: Tita the Ute Indians, have returned from thetr | osnai boat William Baxter ont toe was iz neonstitational. 101s 2 « 7 Sat ther 4 ~ a AS “ Page eg i antred ENT To 7 RY TOU s. p seer fiw fs Jo. ay = x, 2 Sel oe. Petra eel eps al Sit mete “8 weet in mission, and yesterday submitted their report 2S tons of freight, arrived in New York from Bue Second Lieut. Gbarice fran ey cen et imate nt z ot en a other Ewords at factory prices," ~sapts im | 4 Secretary of the luterior. They stato that | {aio in fivedaye, Tie tes canal boats usaally | S. rnfantry, recently sentenced to di : pe cmd gma Hg fon fg pmre t porth aod N street » TWENTY-¥1EST DISTRICT = Fa 8 peo although, on account of improper influences require ten days. Th: " the ys DO years tee smissal from | passengers by their vessels aro not proper . that f the eit ‘Washington which had been brought to bear on the Indians, quire ays. e machinery of the boat | the service and one year's imprisonment forthe | taken care of. A passenger in the seer, eae ;wittin the following bounds: Gommeaciag at | NV 2 T 10 8. they are at present’ indieposed to. vacate the | ComMPrises two smatl English compound engines | enberionenrns vernment money while act- | an ocean steamship to New York gee eds _ee sunk Seaceaed ach Car ‘avenue aug ruaning up #orrt A southern part of thelr tesersation tm Coiscan: and d two three-Liaded screws, the whole ope | ing icattermaster st Jackson, Miss.,has been | tailed account, in the Herald of yeotecday, at L.J will vote at 1423 New York sveum> worthwest! | ter ark street east te C street north: thence along © | jive, Such es ERLE HANGS ae Reet S {short time they will accept the terms offered i har ot Roe ee sonar Rane ae SECOND PRECINCT. street rorth to the Eastern branch, thence slong the KS, LIGHTNING RODS, ELECTRICAL | DY. verpment, and that the valuable | 2t tbe bow andthe stern. The cost of engineer, o 1 bee testi astero branch to Betivet south; thence | BELLS ans DU RGE TALL ES, would do weil t. | mineral lands now within the reservation will | ®7€™&n, coal oll, &c., is sald toaverage only 12 mony is corraborated by that St'e reporter ot ‘The registered vou destroyed a number of frame’ baildings on the the Nenth District whos line of the Ei i Upper partof Dallas and the western side of iew York Tribune, who made the Letce segin with the letters K. L.M,N.O, P. gine B strect south to Piiteeuth street east; thouce | cail aud get pricos before going elsewhere aa this is | thus be open to the peaceable occupation of ee joeecd ge is considered a success, an: atehall streets. Loss, $29,090; insurance, | to see how it was himselt-and describes tee a T.U.V,W,X,¥ Z will vote at 1223 New | down Fificenth street cast to D street south: thence the oldest established house in the city. miners ind ican ‘The commissioners recom- | ¥ patented, and the $100,000 prize offered $10,000. age in that paper ot yesterday. fork avenue huriiwest. slong D strect cath wo South Caroling aretue-aad | | All kinds of Bank tafe and Vault Locks repaired | mend, ait. thet wage ees, induce | £F au invention by which canals may be navi- TENTH DISTRICT. re ee Oa Tee Tae ee me || and minds tecnden. ieee nee ai the principal chiefs of the various tribes to visit | ted claimed. rope To-Day. mot SE Atteaey Pose Gerwe Ros- 1nd a r . Jobbing promptly attended to. i —The seasion of ths Betewt Ge Fock eect Sal tie Sean ance I | The reglatered voters of tue tesaty-Gret Diatr ‘J ¢. SCHNEIDER. Washington daring the coming taller vitae, DEMAND. ted States circal Ween bleventh —<$<$<——______ INEXTINGUISHABLE LigeT.—The mu . mes begin with the letters A. B,C, D. E. F ractical anger and Dealer in Goucral Hard- At is likely that this recommendation will be me marine tet, < aay pane Manaate wast. Silt sole at interssetion of South Oarolisa venus | Tiagtoel Bell Paneer and De shoud bene Rese Be SSaueee a iy, Was Oceu- oR auzi-la_ | adopted, as the government has long been | should most inextingt Be bearing @ motion to quash the idict- The eowintercd vuters of tue Teuih District whose | and Ninth street ra a0 aetna? anxious’ to effect permanent sattlement whieh | eoomoe oh mest tacinget theiavontive pores ADMIRAL ALDEN. with roubing the United States matt anise vemer begs with the BCE. FeO SRO@ND PRECINCT. PREPABE FOR COLD WEATHEB: will be satisfactory to both the Indians and the | among those interest dmiral James bond, Ecithvine, T°) vote Mt Roane No, UBUD Rietiect | The registered votarn of the Twenty, frat District Call at white men around as itis believed that | improvements’ "A weitlicnilos reek ir en eee ene Aa eet Tntiasted that the chbens ae cncety eeiimnet Lem wan cose le of Boutn Usroline WYVILL’s pene ee mentee ne and surest way | which is likely to be of great use, bas A YOUNG DELUGE IN ABERDEEN. ‘bond was barred by lim- OEMs voters of the Tenth District whose | #¥enue and Ninth streete and examine his large steck of eee oonvé Arrangement. "| vented. Its peculiarities are that it Bent, luer of chargesof tor- Bee ae ith the letters LM MO. P,Q Bes, Suine Eeaeeers STOVES, » Princess of Hohoniohe, the b: niting, that its flame can neither be the committed since Jaly 1, Botthinces corer St Peete a aera Rese: | stee"ecbewed rosea. Le cere O Pgs BEATE ACES, Ram Ee tie Vice; Geen et Peers OE any other means, and the prisoner witi be tried, a= ‘weet. STH DISTRI 3% FA AN ¢ ai C= = = SND 'GRATRS, S7Dr. Wines will have an International | the same time, ‘fen te aateoagtty, | al Enctodes au thai'part of the cy bay ‘id Gurdaeiemus miner ee at Se ERR Nore a Prison Congress at Baltimore next January. | and of long duration® = ob sl eud west ct Eighth strest weet Tnchodes a that st te Sit ot Washington | _sept-tm me oak eth esses, ta Singita a ne ay Eh iightsiog Tax Case of Ruopa FEwstt—It py ee A tt ad Fahey bape ite the uae AUS Bt ‘A BARE CHANCE observatory on Tuesday evening. the counsel of Hiheas Powell (obneget scunvwinage fe mcreleary ESS ea srouittes, uteai tee at hain | Bananas "mea ne caen gar Ss Bea pene nae ‘The registered voters ct ihe Bleventh District The largest and cheapest stock of double and sin- | crime upon the Mormon authorities. week, and if: nted that the case will coms ‘arrests ‘the scruples, reservations and en. Bbewe veces begin wih the letters KR. L, M- MeO ale trial at the circuit court for the county, called upon for sid. ‘The ‘of the charch. P.Q, B.S. 7.0. VWXYZ will we meets on the following Monday. ‘would like to do their are At Geneva, potwithstanding the declaration ver Maryland avenue and Blcventh street COUNTRY MERCHART went to a nom, proved tat ot the ultramontanes, that excitement exist: TWELFTH DisTEicT ays ago to purchase a Lill of goods. “The ee ane Stersfilied, bea San Includes »fi that part of the city of Washmgton Jying between G sir-ct north sad the canal, aad Between Stxth street west and Eleveath street | E F utmost tranguility prevails. crawled through the transom, while an Mortcomzry, 3. demo- | _87-All the houses on the Oaribee Islands were west POT ee. reporter was below stairs pumping the crats and liberals of yp hg Tecently unroofed by @ hurricane. ‘The registere? ve.cre cf the Twelfth District whores for a eh I my a man and | nated Oats, democrat, for Faber, S7-Mary Joles applied to the Detroit ety P05 g SEED the letrers AB. CLD EB. GH, probable of his family. republican, for elector; and Millet, republican, authorities for a place on the police f ros. JJ wis louwat ih street, between F usd atreets CONVENTION of the owners of steamboats | !F the board of education. S7 Moral Permanbucs, in South America, Dortiwest. a SD PRECINCT. gentlemen interested in na‘ is now probibite billiard tables by law. The -egistere shepeorie Feslipn Bierce whose Mi omen Seen. =, millions My, Srestera SME. dreciey wa ity ith, mayor en aldermen bas been ENT. 7.0, ¥,W.X.¥, Z will vote rath sisees, bs! | “Given endet ny heenen te city of Wi: o* Boe of the I ohjecte, water wo Northumber: ‘owas hs Woe soca tween # anc G stroces northwest. Distriet of Colas this plneteenth aay consideration is how tosave life and Fd 2; Be TUIRTEENTE DISTEICT. , | Weber ad. Delghtven busdred and seventy: ‘accidents occar on ery proud s baby, che last of part of the city of Washingtod HD COOKS, geamboats, ad & series of thirty. Tofitwing beanie: Commencise at | | Governor of the Distiot 2 5 Pee See Be. ‘of the | _ Sa-For want of dwellings the poorer classes if Street uerth, snd ranging Weuta y y < ‘In the Point Breeze races Susie Berlin live in < ~ 5 EDWIN L. STANTON, yesterday, Freeman pe oa 4 euperan- Elereain'sareet wear; thence down Mleventh street | scyai td Sccuetary of the District of Uolumbia, ‘won the dst tace and Coney yaaa mak =