Evening Star Newspaper, October 3, 1872, Page 2

—aoa SSS Largest Circulation im the District Reading Matter on Every Page. WASHINGTON CITY: HUBSDAY. +++++-@etober 3, 1872. ‘The Greeley partisans who have the sending of press dispatches from the South, forward a story from Macon, Georgia, to the effect that the negroes there yesterday undertook to take violent possession of the polls; that “a few bouts of fisticuffs occurred in the dense mass, and then a discharge of brickbats came from the negroes, followed by an order icom their leader, eff Long, t> fire upon the whites,” that they did fre upon ths anoffending whites, and that the result was that ‘one white man was killed and some five or six negroes were wound- ed, two of whom are since dead.” It is a re- markable fact that in all these cases related by these partisan telegraphers when the negroes wantonly fre upon the whites, it is the negroes who get shot and killed at the rate of five or six toone of their opponents. Tho colored people there must either be wretched marksmen or their firearms must have a boomerang twist that brings all their bullets home t> dea; destruction in their own ranks. Another cu rious feature of this story is that the negroes, after all this obstreperous mob demonstra. tion, should subside quietly into the defens sive attitude and declare that “they would give up the election, as they had been driven from the polls, and could get no chance to vote.” And again, we are told asa part of this singular story, that — “The negroes massed again at the city hall, where they were addressed by the mayor, guar “anteeing them perfect protection from a trong foree of special police, which had been sworn in for the day, and free access to the polls; but with few exceptions they refused to vote, and many have gone home.” Now the inquiry arises, from whom the negroes were to be “protected,” or why they should need protection? If they were strong enough to undertake to carry things with such & high hand, they certainly could not need to be guaranteed “perfect protection from a strong force of special police, and free access to the polls.” On the whole, we suspect that the Georgia election will not tend to give assurance to the colored people of the country that the Greeley democracy are their “best friends.” ‘The liberals in taking such elaborate pains to show that the President is not a fluent speech- maker are unwittingly doing him great service with the American people. The gift of gabisa very handy thing for a public speaker, a lawyer Ora preacher, though even with those who use the tongue professionally the greatest fluency as an off-hand declaimer is not generally associated with the highest degree of ability. But in an executive officer, and especially the highest executive officer in the nation, there is no gift | S0 fatal or so out of place as a facility of word | Gelivery. ‘There was the case of Andy Johnson. He brought to the White House the unlimited resources of gab that had made him formidable asastump «peaker. He was pertectly irrepress. ible. How he astonished the world by @ mand. din speech on the occasion of the second inaugu- ration of President Lincoln is well remembered; and he had hardly set foot in the White House | before he entered upon that diarrhea of | Speeches that so confounded reporters and | publishers, and which were only minimized in number and quantity when the latter made a desperate stand and refused to print them. It is recorded that in one day Andy delivered no Jess than twenty-seven set speeches to unhappy Visitors at the White House. No poor devil of a postmaster could go up to see about his office but A.J. would back him up in a corner and Proceed to orate to him about the constitution and the state of the nation. It is easy to see, in Teviewin, @ list of our Presidents, that the lightest and the most crotehety and impracti- cal have been fluent speakers, while the ablest have been comparatively silent men. Jefferson and Jackson represented the one class,and Tyler, Frank Pierce and Andy Johnson the other. It is no discredit to President Grant that he ranks with tbe fermer rather than the latter, inhaving the gift of silence rather than the shallow- pated Buency of utterance. According to the Patrict and other reliable confederate papers, the Board of Public Works are importing negro voters for our local elec- tion, and exporting negro voters for the Penn- sylvania elcction on the same day. This is driving a pretty brisk business; bat, like swap- ping the same two jack-knives all day, it is not quite easy to see what is gained by the opera- tion. Now, if the Patriot only would change its Monotonous diet of hash by getting up a cam- paign yarn one degree above idiocy ! -s0e- = Itseems that the Washington and Georgetown Failroad company is requiring its employes to get registered in order t> vote them against the Board of Public Works. Of course it is to be expected that the Board should earn the Oppo- sition of the railroad company by undertaking to make it put its tracks in proper condition, but it is rather hard on the employes of the Toad, who are treated like slaves, and paid slave's wages, that they should also be required to vote like slaves. The citizens’ mas« meet.ng at Lincoln Hall to night should be attended by ail interested in the welfare of the District. Addresses will be mace by Governor Cooke, James Harlan, George Taylor, A. K. Shepherd, Samuel L. Phillips, and others of prominence, and it cannot be doubted that an intelligent and thorough exposition of the condition of District atfairs will be made. It isunderstood that a detailed statement of the operations of the Board of Public Works will be made by Mr. Shepherd. Mesers. Fred. Boswell, Ordway & Co., who have undertaken to sell out the colored people of the District to the Gregley democracy, will not find the shooting of the colored voters at the polls in Macon yesterday an argument in their favor. ——__~-<e--____ Georgia has gone democratic by perhaps tLirty thoutand majority against forty-tive thousand for Seymour in 183. From the man- ner im which the negroes were “ protecte& the polls at Macon it is a wonder the majo! id not rise to twice’ thirty thousand. —__-+<+-___ ‘The Patrict has a long editorial this morning ©n the subject of grave stones, It is pradently axtielpating its party's wants in November. t BES wanted for Bi “bo write a plain haud « WM. is. BUYD. BOYD'S DIX eCTOR’ Thi ay LICANS ail e'ele of Delegat: D's, 6-20's, 1864. 5-20's., Fee ae 5 2e,Jan-& Sy, 1868 ie Bi ©, 158). Bsawseosscssenstrenenaeeeeee Or 7 a JUFTONCY 6B -.crseoveoreeered 1, Markets Battimore, Uct. 3 —V, ginia s oo Lew, nin sixes, old, 38: Vir- 3 ab%5 'y FiMORK, Oct. 3—Cotwu quiat but firm; 177% hanged. Wheat firm; whiie s.erm. $1.6a$1 70, ‘o_ firm; stock Gals. mixed wesiern steady, & 9 firm; south: qi #: western mixed, 40a42, do. white, 44215. Bye qriet, Provisions dull aua weak. Mess pork nominal, @1:4. Bulk meats dull: should-rse 7 bid, iN ncked:"sides nominal; rib sides, Ws. clearew river, 1X. Bacoa tn fair demand; pr ~pe@r cured hams, 2ia22. Lard lower: tierces of prime western at &4. We unchanged Whisky quiet, G3. New . 3—Stocks steady. G ld firm 1434. Money tight,116 per dey. Excl 744; short. 8%. Gu SIXTH DISTBICT —There will be » mect- ing of the KEGULAR BEPUBLIC. ‘E108 of the Sixth District at Willi ‘ 1705 Binge A. H. UNDERWOOD, Presidont. Games o. sei tli eee ey OOP President, KNIGHTS TEMPLAR ey COLUMBL, M ccs KDWABD OC. Wisk, DENTIST. 516 stvet, N. W., bes returaed to <uy. oca 31 ‘B. W. FERGUSON. ErQ HAVING BEEN Peminated by a large muwber of his felow citizens ot:be TWENTY FlasT DisTulCr, b ented tv be candidate for the Hoase of Dei: fetes atthe coming election, and ¥ of th. des 2."+ House of Detegstes — NOTICE —Pereone doing busines Pe chers ty Borthern Market, C reor.n monet e8y their avumal Licrnae om or bef 1 fore DAY OF OCTUBRG, at the Ve lectur’s ‘Tiortal build + stre All peraous oceu) Stana- or 8° u sid market that have Hot psid their rent ae se Sti essed by the Comm: ‘stone rs, according to ved at the last pe-sion of the Legisiatl By otder of the C. tomas vig [Chron.Re ‘set Aseembiy loners. 8. % “1 _ oka ‘Clerk. t ‘: ; z ‘Gully Salve. lower. dull ad a shade lower. ‘Curndul aud’ de: clining Lospon, Oct. 3,noon —The rate of di count of the Bonk of Euglsnd bas been advanced 3s per cent and is now 5 per cent. Consols Quoted at 92), for money, an¢ 9234 for account 1 8. bonds 1867s, 9236; 10-40's, 877{; new —Rentes opened at 52 franca, 92 cen- 3 ee Was Durastuser,Ofee Chey AR ‘A STMENT, Wasuinorom, DO. 0ce3 SYNOPSIS FOR PAST TWERTY-POU' The baro: ouRs.— eter has continued slowly falling over the lakes, with rain. and generaily southerly to westerly winds, the latter ex tending thence to the Ohio and Mis” cloudy weather and occ.sional —. valleys. ‘artly cloudy weather and northerly to northeasterly winds on the south Auantic and _ states, and southerly to west- erly over the New England and middle states with partly cloudy weather. PROBABILITIZS.—On the lower lakes and over the middle states north of Virginia, and the estern portion of New England, southerly to westerly winds and partly cloudy weather, with occasional rain on the lower lakes. In the Ohio valley and Tennessee and northward and west- ward over the Mississippi valley, Michigan and Lake Michigan, southerly to westerly winds, changing to northerly, and partly cloudy and clearing weather. In the gult and south Atlant sections winds gradually veering to southerly with clear and ‘mer weather. Telegraphic reports from the entire Mississippi valley and the southwest are mise’ -M. OC, “* ComNER 9TH ANo' D StEEETs NING CLASS for Ubristian Work-ra: opens evening. Qetober 7th. with a Bible Bearing BW. Smith, ot Philadeiphia ABBATH AFTERNOUN SEZKVIOES in Lin cqin el. Short addresses at 3:30, 0n Christian rk. S*BBATH EVENING SERVICES for the mass- es. a's ib Lincoln Hall, at 3 oclock FEEB BEADING 260M. CIRCULATING LIBRARY. Terms $3. Young Men sre especial'y invited to use ths priv- legen of the assoc: DAIL tien. ¥ BAYER MEETINGS, 12:15 and 6 o’clk. RUTICE TO TAXPAYERS. re Orricr, CocumBta aint ‘our-and-a half Street WW. WASHINGTON, October Ist. 1372. In coreg a of the alph ti , and for the sffording + qual privil give notice that an part of the Alphabetical tax list of Washington city. comprising the names commenc- ing with either of the letters L to B, both inclusive, avd upon the tax list of Georgetown, until Uctober 0th, 1572, inelustve. Upon thet part of said tax list of Washington city, comprising the names commencing with either of the letters 8 to Z, both inclusive, and upon the tax list of Washington county, unal October Slet, 1572, incla- siy ‘The last quarter of the tax list of Washington city (S to Z) will probably be completed and fur- nished this office on or about the 15th inst. WM. H SLATER, oc2 8t__ Collector of Taxes vistrict ( slumbi DB. TUITS SABSAPABILLA AND QUEEN’s DALIGHT.—This valuable prep- aration con bines all the icinal virtues which rt 1 to possess the most safe und deobstruent properties King’s Evil, White Sweil- cerous and Iniolent Tumor: litie Affections, Enlarg. ment and Ulcer ration of t! », Or of the Womb, Spleen ard Kidneys; all ‘the various Diseases of the Skip.such as Tetter, Ring i Bore Eyes, & disenres crigi ocd. Also, as Sopp cession, Irregulerity ic Whites, Sterility. Overian and Uterive &c. It is Purely Vegetabi When using Dr. Tutt’s Liver ae no reatraint of and Syp! pecul diet or eccupation 1 ry. Yon may eat or drink as usual. They rely vegetable. DR. TUTTSHAIRDYE DOES NOT INJURE ocl cat THE Haik. oe sass MEETISGS. THE BEPUBLICAN CITIZENS oF TE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA WILL HOLD PUBLIU MEETINGS AS FOLLOWS : OctouEn 3 Grard Maes Meeting at Lincola Hell. Octozrn 4. Corner 7th street and Maryiand avenue, for the 11th, th aud 18th Districts. © treet, opposite Post Om ODETeSS +. oO le Post Oy DiG.y fcr the 3d aed's h Distro JOHN H. BROOES, irman Rep. General Committee. etary. NOTICE T UB: —HESR ALBERS, the confectioner, No. 1015 lith Stree’, between K and L, bas retarned from Kurope. and attends to bis personally again. a3) lw" BOABD OF PUBLIC WOBK8, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ~ WasitixGrox. September 18,1872 Whereas the Board of Public Works having ceened it conducive to the public intercat to open and extend the Blagden Mill road along the nerth line of EBlagden ® land to the west side +f Piney , through the land of Pierce Shoemaker etq.; and whereas the uudersigned have cansed the seme tu be surveyed and # plat thereof prepared and fied in our cffice: Notice is hereby given of the opening and exten- sion of said road. and all persons naving obiections thereto are requested and notified to_pressnt them in writing to the undersigned on OCTUBER 21. at hep. at the. Mice of the Vice President of the Board of Public s of tl Bo 13, Morrison’ , Bui.din 4 Che HENRY A. JB Room four-and-a-half wreet, Washington, D.C) where any «lyections which may be made will be heard and considered. . D. CoOKE, SHEPHERD, 8 19-2an3w BOSADALIS! Miss M.A. ©., at Newsom's Depot, Va. Turther says: Owing to my great suffering from Bheumtism the last several years. I bave been deprived of the abil- ity todo fae neeclework, of wh ch I was very fond, ua bottles of 1 have ds of beautiful turead cambric ade w lovely “*painsook” +kirt for a ; tbe making ef which required a great deal of work. I would also add that my cousin, Frank Ridley, bad a daughter saffering with Whi Swell- ims. and the dectorsthought it would be necessar; toamputate the limb. she began to take Rosadali however, and 1am bappy to say she is to day enttr, y cured. 1 reside in the family of Colonel Thomes Ridley. and take <reat pleasure in recommending Rosadalis to the afflicted everywhere, 26 se2l-008t BR. A. BATT. Graduate of Guic College ot Biental Surgery Coit Tie Siren bo ‘her Wig Evans BEMOVED DRS. W. H. BARRETT, DENTIST, Has Removed to 0.1402 H street N. W., corner ath street. ott Mus. 612 och oti 57-Bo Branch Btore Carriage and F is s. 410-41 4'Sun street be wwcon Daud ®. BONNETS AND HATS, AND ALL THE LEADING NOVELTIES IN MILLINEBY, ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1872, TO WHICH THE POBLIO ARE RESPEOT- FULLY INVITED. I. L. BLOUT, G axp H Brreets, ocd 3t Washington, D.O. M Is8 F. STOOPS IS PREPARED TO RECKIVE d Bary jest reieraac Pupils in Piano ani Besidence, No. 310 H st. northwest. GuADES BUTTE HBEE DAIRIES OF FINE GLADES BUT TEB ARE JUST BECEIVED AND FOR SALE AT LOWEST MABKET RATES BY GEO. M. OYSTER & CO., Stalls 175, 176, 177, 490, 491 pnd 492, Contre Market; | 9th and tsth streets’ NW. WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. a Ww UNG MAN to open RENT—Three BOO! for in ry 1 Penny ive tne" bare | SE AES Cor Tihand Hate N Weses ee an a ‘with city ref- ‘OB BEa’ ‘unfurnished ROOMB; water. P sits Call st Ho. iS Lata gare, fend prog isatiee MAS Ath surget Ww Da GERMan GIRL to do general Fo. ENT—Near the a ‘a larg> HOUSE, Apply athe Ti Toth etrect Be ese | te oct eae ANB and C streste ere ARTED—B . a - 1012, B at. Pious gees LoaTGN ape water ma heet: | FG u aptoahe Beiibetiae Smale eae het © address a nete to 8. W.. Star office. h* — water; eee Te ER, 1396 Fst. 7 Bad Delaware events. bs: Farnisbed P. tween CJ 003-3t* ioe SHEN. all on first Boor. guiceote For hoace WANTED-« SEA MSTRESS to PTET gt |ikans isin, ; Piano. @ street. be - ¢ store, Street north, between 18th and 19th sts. oc3-3t* FOE, BEDTTA cumfortable two story FRAME HORSE of gocd ach HOUSE, on taining seven rooms, bath room, lerred. Address a B 18 and wat-r, on Mew sont, Fo. 4i, i ington etre: . E wares W 4NteD oung lady the MAKING UF OR RENT. E — BOSEBD_ large and pleasant rece ape ee enaeme Sal ater | PORARRY QuUhbaany Sete Meas MS, pe | soo children; 732 1001 reet, between dress A.B.,9512 Penneyivanta avenue west-ovs se: | {4m morteee Mares eae ee e3 3t* ANTED—Ap elder'y Iady desires BOARD ina Private family, nurtn of F street and bewween + Address, stating terms, Address, stating terms, dren pref~: rea k OR BENT—With or without e car BaXTEB. Star office” ANTED—A nt HAIR DERSS& who thorouphly und-olauda, ber bashes Also, two APPRENTICES. Apply to 1314 F street. ocS-3t* str et, midway the im} venien’ 10 FOE, BENT—One of those beautiful RESI- DENCES cn Howart avenue, Mouat Plessant. Sontainicg 9 rooms, and bath-roum sad cellar, stable and carriage house. with two acres of ground: 15 in Lutes? walk from 1ith street care. Beatm> a-ate. NOCRSE & Mi“ DLETON, oc3-12t 13 isth street. a Bent Frame morse: vix a ainee ont and rear yard. co. tte care: month, in ‘advance. ives ‘that N w oc? al FOR BENT—& carte ot pleasant ROOMS. frat fl er: price S40; pense in the house, it desired. : oc! Wa ABT ED itive ated W 48TED—Three unfurnished BOUMS, suitable for housekeeping. Must be near the Iaterior Departmen’. Address, stating terms, A.T 5, Pension Office Vv ANTED—s WOMAN io do gen-ral house Work; must be a go-d ‘washer an on need apply, at No. 1001 K stre », Boom oe oner; BO t. corner of oct 2° wast D-Bya roe man, SITUATION to learn the drug business; good reference given hi —, Alexandria, Vir Addrers Fost Office Box, No: givia. ‘oc3 2t' Ww ANT? D-SERVANTS, both mal» and female, get np: a Appiy 511 12th sireet FOS BENTAA small QOOSE. wuperior Tooalit Forniture for saie at @ bargain; No. $2? lah street, between B and I. oc? 3° FOB BENT—A STORE, suitable for offices or Seg other, business; No. 1137 7th stree*. bet Land M sts .N.W. oc? 3t* ‘OR BENT—A two story Frame NOUS cap find geod HOM®-. and hi Pe PRith Beet-close SERVANTS, at tho RUREK MPLOYMENT OFFICE, No. 507 1th street, pear F. [vc3 Im") Mre. LOUISE 3. BULLER ANT«*D—By a young man | aking W aihien tee Bociant omen, German, and Datch languages, a POSITION in a fainlly to make REE street, c-n'aiuing 7 rooms on ath, * 5 wi and gas’ throughont; water in kitcven: Pimveit gener=Hly useful. Please address noteto | with hall and gas throug Bitere W 48 TED—Sevoral good MILLINERS, at 1211 Pentsylvania avenue. 0c2-3t MADAME DUBOIS. 7 AN TED—A CHAMBERMAID. a SCRUB Fo RENT—Three unfurn-shed (communicating) BOOMS, second story, gas and water; 1229 6th st., bet M and N, northw. Terms $1 15 per mouth, im advance. References exchanged. oc? BE “ : and a WArHERWOMAN the USICN (OB SALE—Two sory Fram> HOUSE on oh oc2-3t Northern Market. HOTEL, Georgetown. ‘ ocast*_ |S depp neta pe L and a atrwets SS = F 7 ANTHD—A WHITE GIRL to a ral | the don — r Jest Receive, Beveework inva very enailfaity agsiy 38 | Liee'Goaly cere muuire of THOS. W. BOW And for sale at my established low rates, 10 to.30 | Defrees street, before Sor after 3 pam.” “cebats per cent. less than regular prices 5 cases HOSTETTER’S BITTERS. 2 cases MISHLEB’S BITTERS. @ cases PLANTATION BITTERS. 3 cases WALKER’S VINEGAR BITTERS. Also, HOOFLABD GERMAN BITTERS. And HOOFLAND GEEMAN TONIO. Together with every other popular Patent Med- icine of the day all of which wit be sold consider- ably below regular rates, as an inducement to give aon ABTBUR NATTAN, DRUGGIST, oc2-tr Corner 24 aud D streets NSW. (uss! Game sacs GUNs! SHOT POUCHES! GUNS! DIXON'S POWDER FLASKS ! AT UNPRECEDENTED LOW PRICES, at Prince’s Bazaar, 1006 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUS. TABLE CUTLEBY 25 per cent. cheaper than the same can be purchased in New York, at PRINOE’s, ocl-3m 1006 Pennsylvania avenue. ye GLADES, NEW YORK, VIRGINIA, MABYLAND, PENNSYLVANIA BOLL, And PHILADELPHIA PRINT BUTTER GEO. M. OYSTER & CU., Stalls 175, 176, 177, 490, 491, 492, Centre Market; cc2-6t Northern Market. Dis®souutriogn. ‘The firm of SMITH & UNDERHILL is hereby dis olved by mutual consent. this 3#th day of Sep- tember, 1872, HIBSMG SMITH, by his s:torney.G. D BH UNDERHIL ‘The undersigned will continue the Produce and Commission business ef the late firm, at tha old stand, corner of 9th and D streets, who is author ined to at adr ri boneg holga and to liquidate all claims against, the late firm. st A.G. UNDERHILL. oc) ABEInGES! CABBIAGES !1 z CARRIAGES!!! Tbave now cn hand a fire and well so- lected stock of fashionable Carriages. Also, @ number of second-hand Car. riages.inciucing several Coupes but little used. Bepairing promptly attended to. ROBT. H. GRAHAM cl St* 410-414 Sth st .bet. Dand K . w " FUBNITUBE DEALERS, OABIN Te yoantross DEAL AND ALL IN WANT OF OBNAMENTAL WOUD CARVING. Bavirg the agency for the Artificial Wood Orna- ment Co., 1am now prepared to farnish DRAW-HANDLEs, ifal designs . nd examine stock and prices. sais Beall aud see new patent SASH LOCK. ole agency for the District. _— PERRY COLMAN, 203 7th street, N. 'W Suilders’ Depot for Doors, Sash, and Blinds, Mo ings, Brackets, &c , at low prices, se! essen HILL NUBSERIES, First-class FRUIT and ORNA- 8 forsale. Small Fruits, &c . and address D. O. MUNSON, 0c? 2w* Falls Church, Fairfax co., Va. CHOSSON’S Kid and Castor Glove, From 1 to 6 Buttons. Black, White, Light, Mode, aud Darr, Al! the nev faney colors to match the prevailing shades of Silk and Dress Goods. For sale, whole- salt and retail, by AENOLD, CONSTABLE & CO., NEW YOKE, angl3-tu.th.4m Sole Agents for the United States. pins sai fotos sablist eect centile | Bt dy ee W. H. MARLOW, Wood and Coal Dealer, Corner of 8th and B sts. 5. W. I would respectfully inform my frisnds trons. and the public generally. that I MOVED to the corner of 8th and B ste, sou! A large stock of MENTAL TRE! Bend for Cata ogue, wat opposite Pmithsonian Fark, where I can be faa with a ents and well elected stock ba AND COAL, whic! * selling at the | prices. Thi imarker my friends for p ors, E would be plea seo them at my Dew stand; aad all those desire purchasing their winter fuel now, would do well by first callic, otra! Low, .H. * zel4-eotf Late of 7th street and canal, 4 © THE FRONT! ‘Notwithetanding the rorted pocds, of which chiefly. my mozk is a le, through judictor tl of of, y om at ble to buy for one dollar. y ‘Will be much larger and mo: h department will ers! advancs of im am offer you a price nd Bever (nye 230, be ‘ansortmen! varied than he: ‘eae embrace the very best goods, which cau, be Pal tor ove dollar. ‘By i importations and ohaeen of HOSIB%Y jar. un to arr’ AB. saith Of line Goods, | m now openicg inthe reer ofthe store k TWH: ANT DEPARTMEN ¢ ttention is respectful’y called. tomeentg rom for the Iiveral patronage area pom me, ao hoping You have found jufacemrnt to continue the | " |, @8 heretofore, sirive to sone IN FRONT! Your very obedient servant, B. SILVESBEBG, METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STOR. sel7-tr 312 SEVENTH STEBET, near Ps. ov, Foe RENT—Two Frame HOUSES, five and six ANTSD—A MAN to work on @ farm near and water. on Dunbarton street. ar ashington. aud @ WOMAN to cook, wasa * seutrn, Ape ick, 303 Birth 'W- ake | Bciiechaces Gory ctiian emeeape WARZED=A good WASH B and ThON, mat No 54, 002 3t* 927 H street N. W., ‘n private fi = LOST AND FOUND. LERSURS EEE, Seen he ap pee Ie in Five do lars reward if at Star UBcs, ose by REWARD =u. S10 re sthcn wlite Pit given if returned to BERRY SCHAEF EE, ‘Tmsnis Bcbuetzen Park. ocd 3 @*" —On Wednesday, the 24 instant. in the Back of vit Washineton Savines Bank. or Pastas 308 rent mee ee wil 4 ju" ‘ord Aaid.to the finder, it rete ned WAL. DEM OT. 1431 Pa averve STRAYED UG STULEN ray ita 5 _ arts head. Dera | id if returned to JUHN G O@u- aA st. oc8 34 CP ExTBAY—One brown HORSE, on -, Bear Jobn Buppert's. The owver uested to at as a w SESUF THE XC S:ORI t corer of 7th aud I ste NW Warhiwgton, D. ©, September 29, Isr? ove BLACK MABE, about 14% bands high: in forebeat; wen on righ: sho ropped tail. The —— is ie -e me prove property char; take her aw Co) tatiana ee SON HM PEERY (Q) BEWARD—Strayed away. on the ath instant, seven frosn milch COWS— dark red cown.+ ne black co: and white cows; all ba vere ward vill be given if stree! road. foct-3t™ Lvn?—A Benen GOLD COIN PIN somewhere 40m one «f the ing streets: Ty cor. to ath, ath v0 G, G to fice Department. A'snit- Pedd if lett at Boom 10. Mal Cx ber Fame Des 7 BUSINESS CHANCES $18,000 70,2048 os ‘lt be PO. in sume to suits. NOUBSK & 0c3-10t 5 $10 000. ae 00, $35,000, $1,000, $500 ‘to lena Jayna Keato Becuri Bi SEHGRANT BLACKMAN, storney Piant's Building, corner % aod New York avenue, m) os IXTUBES OR STOC F SALS—Good | ILLIARD TABLES FO! E—Twoof Phe- jan's make less than half price. All kinds of Billiard material for sals. ADAMSON. 303'9% ocd tf ANTED—A BOY to sesiat in @ grocery ana ; W inter ncote:"oue tevin some afoicdes et | TOE UNS Tne tego RD_ STORY in Hoes Tice Usiness pieferred. Address J. B water and bath-room. HENRY ALBERS. ocl'st® office. = (0B RENT—Very pleasant BOOMS, furnished ANTEKD TO BIR Y or unfurnished, with all ‘modern conveniences Best ot eneesaiten by te ao at 415 2d et., halfequare from strect cars. ocl St” NEILLE, 1427 F street. A neatly furnished FRONT Boom. Ses ORE : ANTFD TO BUY CH&AP—A PANNELED fP_* private family. Terms ad Weitere, Be eae aoe aN NEE! P. | per month: at 13 street, between P and round on left end, abc ut three feet eight Apply after $ o'clock. och 3t) high. Address COUNTRR, tois office. oc E'G8 BENT—Two PARLOKS, DINI-1G BOOM and KITCHEN on first floor. suitable for honse PORE ERG wey te SHEST, BUN Eeepmna: also. FURNISH MD BOOMS for rent, 2 . TIN WORKEBS and two STOVE BLACKS, at the street "TT? GENTLSMEN OF THE INTERIOR STATE. WAR, NAVY AND TREASUK PATENTS =i wil wll, on < 4 2 10 @ cheb. the club. Persons desiring to see the fai so by taking trem to Brarchville. Inquire -£ HIGGINS, who resides op the farm, an the divisions; or apply to M. BANNU: 32 Saint Foul street, Baltimore. . bat the enterprise will be profitable on 0, : * | she plan Mr’ Bnnon proposes, he refers to Comme Stove Ware Booms of II. I. GREGOBY, 634 Penn: Mi Ce ed bt t; Geo. B. Gamb: eylvania avenue, oc8 3 POR REN, FURNISHED, ROOMS, cingle of | Geucral Pome Onion Departmen + .'P Sanita, BNTED—At_the_ NATIONAL Dinine- “1 er jes. Hone strienly | room ndinn Departaicnt, Washington Ween att, NATE ced Pratestonis | Stecciaes, ama Gan thescasen enese eer No. | “FO ble HOUSE at Leurel In avenue, a WOMAN ‘and a BOY fo werk tin | 420 34 sticet N. W ocl-3i" "| quive an above eed) 120" kitcher oe? 3t* Fee RENT—HOUSE No. 419 K strect N. W. f li? BE &N AWA\—On condition of kind ANTED—7U_DRUGGISTS=Wantot by & containing nine rooms. besides bath aml kitchen. treatment.a black ard tan GYP, Bve years wl JenPE wan of several yeara’ xperionce, a | and with #large yard full of fruit, Inquire mext | Adastes FAMICY. at this thee ed SITUATION nsdrug ant prescription el door. ost 7 el e FO 8287 ROOMS over May's Dry Goode store, No. 939 Pennsyivania avenue Inquire in the store. sew-lw 08 KENT—To a small, genteel family, part of H the BOURE 1002 south DB street, opposite fmithsonian Tustitution, inquire on the Seer dress W. VINTON, City Post Office. W ANTED—A PARTNER wanted in the hotel and restaurant business, Bast location in the city. Saal! capiral required. Address H. ST’ offic Evening Sr — An ASSISTANT WING'S Restanrant, treets, opposite the Goed wages and steady 2 treet, between F and Hands mely FURNISHED HOUSE, Oftice. t,vear D eousheast. Ci isos from 9 o’cl.ck e a Inquire on the J ANTED—Ax out-door -ALESMAN, acquaint- | p.m ror SALE FIFTY JACKSON WAGONS, sor for fariners and heavy bac! ° NEY, BAGEATH & BELL, Coleasbie Market, corner sucmmemmnanant ~~ 98 C sel} tm ard t FOR SALK. }BEALE—A fine HORSE, with BUGGY and HABNESS; tn good cond: ar Se adition. A ‘sit. Apply «¢ PKICE & BRO.’S Stal) th street, near Penna. ayeaue, 33 br ed with the notion bu 8; Must be willing FS BENT—PaRi OB ard BED BOOMS, farn- Iso, @ shrewd, sharp BOY, quick at OR SALE—BAY HOK~-K, 16 lands high: hae ey s ished or unfurnished; gocd ones. can be had at trotted in 2.0-60, Price'$2:0 Gan be » fo Hearn the business. Apply 314 Sth | No. 1315 K sirect, nest to Naiivaal Theater tert | acer at CHARLES Red abe a 3 Fi oc? 2 | 15thand 14th streets. Inquire at the stor street, between th and 2ist. oc? 4t* ANTEL An RRKAND BOY, at the Chil- OB RENT-—On Q street, between lath WOR SALE—The GOOD WILL, STOCK, dren's Hopital, Batreet, between sth and ich | F1OR RENT Op Q street. totween ash FIXTURES of a Livery and Sa'e Stable, streets._Apply with referer ces. ool St | water. Rent $25 a month. in advance one of the oldest stands in Gsorg-town,now QO WaArtAD—1 wo first class BELL HANGERS; .N, 604 Massachusetts Geing ® good paying business. Will be sold Done other need appl low, as owner wishes to go iato other business. In- oc] 3t* CO. SCHNEIDER, 1207 F street N. W. ‘OR BALE—Save rentand bay a Hoa on lib. Rd & Ol WARTED Experienced HAIR WORKER-, er} terms. Two new COTTAGES, 7 rooms; | 2 Ma — Wages from Sete Siperecckes © amd Warreate. bfront and side porches: MP stedts GA LANG. vages from 10 $10 per week. ocl-3t* yack yards, corner 15t! streets. G@. A. - A a ry 1 WASIED=To hire, COLORED HOY of goca [Yebo te borthw. n30-nt A gentleman about leaving the United States, ablis, who an basement BRICK, ooms. Water, bath, nd in geod condi 2th street north. 8e30-1w tory brick the Capitol, nine rand large yard, dry cellar. In- m street. near Sth, No. 465. se2s ‘stands milki.g cows. A ing to JOSEPH good home can be obtained by W. DAVIS, Columbia Mills, Geor; ANTED-Two COLO cook. and the ciher as sist In housework: city referer No. 717 zat street, between @ WaAdrsp—a lady ecucated in Europe wishes a POSITION as G-verness in a private family, Brapches—Engli-h, Frencb: — forte. guitar and c FOS, BENT OE SALE—A three HOUSE on C street east, n Toots, gas, w: quire i LEASE OB BENT—A three-story {OK BAL wax flowers. Kefcrences given. cas EVA, | Ef pressed brick front DWELLING with basement Star ofhee, ocl-3t* | and back building ;half square north of the Treasury ; W ANTED—A gentle: HOUSE near the the term of one » 5 bav ing suitable #53 rent will pl drese G.U.B., 1227 I street N. W. oc! j/ANTED—By @ member of Congress, FUR- NI*HED BOOMs. perlor and chamwber,) with oard for self and wife during the coming ac Addiens ed location aud terms,"C.” c: of Gen: Allen Butherford, Third Auditor Treasury. oe ch walls to main 19 inchs sth street ; OB RENT- furnished. B.N building; lot 25 feet by 13 inquire on the premises. No. 729 Ww. se2s-16c" uk lin School house, Cesites to l- ase = ommail B t $25 per mouth rent. erty for. ‘A suite of large PARLORS, newly st 720 13th street, between '@ ana . W. House has all modern conveniences; heated by @ grate or stove. se25-20" For FALK—A two story FRAME OOTTAGE . six roome snd summer kitchen, 4 othr con veoiences, in guod order: located No. 16 Madison itu and P and Q. For ANTED—A COOK, W ASHER and IB : ae ee EB; German preferred: the best of refere betweew$ aod 6 p.m 8:35 Iw required.” Call at 617 7thrireet N.W. we30-tf [SE EENT—GARDEN FARM of 12 acres, with five two-stcry frame house in gocd order, with stable, carriage housn,cow shed,&c. Bent $400 per payable mont! ensession given on last of October, 1e72. Appl to GEO. MATTINGLY, No. 503 9th street N. W. Be25-eo5t JOR BENT—A very desirable GARD? N FARM, of about sixty acres. rear Washington, on the old Bladensburg road, and opposite to the residence of Chiet Jutice Chase The land isin fine condi tion. the house in good repair, excellent water at the door. &. The present tenants on the place. Mesers. Kablert & Gummel will shew the property and give all necessary information. Apply to JOHN A MILDLETUN, No. 21 Sharp st., a WANTED—A PARTNER. general or special, With cash: capital of about & 000 in a respect: able and profitable branch of bnsiness; to be of steedy habite; could be connected in a. new house ut lopg established, next to the Natioual nd having a ten years lease on the prem- sen. Satis'actory referenecs given and required. Address “5,” Star office. seps0-tf WANTED—A SEAMSTRESS with « first ciass sewing machine. Apply at Star Office. 823-1f ANTED—An OBDER CUOK for HL rd Toure restaurant, corner Peppsylvani enue and 6th street. E.'D. HOWABD. 8028 J ANTED-At EISEMAN & BROS, 505 7th street, one BU>HELMAN, one PANTS FSEsER and one OUAT BAND. Constant work, se25-1f ANTED—Fifty RAILBOAD 4ANDS, to Work on the Virginia Valley Bailcoad. Apply at No. 225 Massachusetts avenue. Be77 5" CAVAN & CODWIDdE, Contractors, ASSERS to take Zell's Moslera ‘Atlas of the Apply fore 9 &.m., or TUCKMAN, Bookscller, F° RENT—Three fine OF FICE BOOMS, Nos. 142 street. Inquire of OURSE & MIDDLETON. ayl7-tf Fes SALE AT A BA LGAIN—Two nice, medium- sized BRICK HOUSES; water. gas, bath room, &c.; one and half squsres from streetcars. No. 232 Ist street southeast, and 945 Virginia avenue s7uth- wert. Apply 1109 Pennsylvania avenue. 9¢13-tf BFS BEN'i—The upper portion of HOUSE 1217 Perneylvania avenue, over C. Gautier's Wine Store, (formerly ured asa Restaurant,) containing 24-tf ep rooms, kitchen range, bath-room, closets, bot e ano colé water, suitable for a first-class restaurant, club or boarding house, sel2 tf {OB KENT—Part of the STOKE 469 Pa ave., between 4% and 6th sta., formerly Hood's Jew: ery Store. Inquire at “VIGTUB” Sewing-Machine Agency, same place. eugw-tf 3 D., to A is i hbinger ‘bd Stationer, 825 9th strcet, corner of ; pr W ANTED—A white W4MAN who is Fate cook, wascer and ironer, can find a good place in a new house with every convenience by ‘AD- plying at No. 6 K street N. W., near Bt, Aloysius’ Choich, Becommendations required." e23 2w* WANED AD Food gre broken, drivi OR SALE—A very desirable BUILDING LOT HORSE, fir Lusiners purp?ses; 'a trial o} . hack : anliual desired sbefore. purchase. apply to WM. | 0, 20210 feet, on tite. cone MABBUbY, ‘5 Water street, ee ‘euns-cotf ‘412 7th street. ‘ = . = : OUSE, 7 ye RRR iS odey, LONER wanted at | [OM BENTO A, trostery teme HOUSE: 7 Wie AnL S079 Lg EM yg Nah inet WASTED-A WET HSE. Apply toDr. W. | Park. Inquire st the office of BE. L_SOHMIDr, P. JUHNS (ON, No. 1307 F at., between the Attorney at Law, Culumbian Coliege Building. hours of 8 and 9:0 a m. and I2and2 p.m. sep2-tt eerett ’ W ANTED— Every oneto Know that the VICTOR JOR BENT—FUBNISH®D HOUSE —That eut— SEWING MACHINE has its needle se/f-set- ttantial and comiortable restdence northwest " the most perfect shutle in as-,restiugins | correr 20th © eodle bar and works of steel. Agency, 469 | ture op rea: v Ivaria avenue, term of ye Inquire of i F.W. SPICER, Agent. W ANTED—}) a small femily, a WOMAN who can cook, wash and from in first class style. Nene other need apply. References required. A, The Evensng Star office. y= 8. 1422 F street. [°98 BALE Several new two-story pressed bric frout HOUSES, on 15th at. N.W_, pear S str each provided with bay-wirdow. and containing © oms, bath-rovm and cellar Price, $3,000, I e ory frame 7ANTAD—A Le 7 oBoU 7 ri Also, @ number of handsome two s.ory «f MW ateurah or aby Yo lecmnbeut ath a | NOUSHR. 2"Heres fiace, near the Bate’ Depart © east side of the street, ‘he abo ill b» sold on easy terms, npon appli norebwoet, “Adaress stat ane te dw JO ACM, SMITH, 3097 OB RENT—Furnished PARLORS and BED ROOMS, from $410 310 a month, at No 315 Pennsylvania av.uue. Bosrding House for rent and the furniture for sale Witn every necessary for HOUSES for cnstomers. iL. H. WELCH & CO., Masonic Temple, Wastep- Sereral Jy30-tf ANTED—AH thowe wij valwc thou eight to | cuch at No. 316 Pennsylvania avenan sel pene best "OF DOLLAR SPRO. | “NCH StNo. 316 1 = TACUN tls crcaty ie cotamny nnd ee [OH BEST-STABLE. Inquire ot 738 7m eyesight by HB HEM PLIES, the Optician, coruer street. sele-t ie atreet and Pennsylvania avenue Depot for (UB BALE—Tke LUT. sontheas: ooruer of 12% ‘Thermometers of all kinds jeld street ond ivaniaavenus. For gasticts W ShbePonpettetnan Sprct thorouenly | Mtoe otek actors. W corner of uth aa * Cal 8 os D Pai me Og tgatsoe govt | atrocte {ales are patton Steam ¢ Works, Maine avenue, bet. 43 and 6tb sts. aprilS-1y EXCBRANGE FO WASHING- 13 Pros ity PROP ear oat es aa a a Ns WAR ADIES &, sallcn MESO. 20 mhowtos cond: nent Beckvile, oat ili dane. Alm, PINKING FRENCH SLUTING, end | (rom railroad station: Baie; ‘other out: alll kinds of EMUBOIDERY at short notice. 617 | 7,04: e00d house, es DARMELLLE, Tth atreet_opporite Patent Office. mar? ite PauT F erect, Washinton. WAnteb e320 00) twenty *housand Gojlare (ioe wERT aces from June ith ‘worth of new and cast-off CLOTHING, GUNS ‘etober lat Apps at O09 ia bot. REVOLVERS. “Hats ‘Conan FOLTOR > Bee ht. = hat) 00... Loan OMee, 314% Sb street. eT FOR na ae eee, DV RLLING HOUSE, 7 avenue, east BOARDING. Soe wide rtm rellnue Spm, _ . eevee “TAYLOR, Destiiiobals ats BOARD Ice see: | mae ents. 7 ‘ . 204 det street, between H aud ca oct Poy aise ge aa NW. [1 KST-c FINE Laker & A Fiss7; rpupeyplanla communicating Meare tw | Sppls No. 401 coer: iy stit,at 1919 Pennsylvania avcuse. feras 2.80 | ——<—<——<—<—<—$$————— BBS take TABLE BOabD: ADIES AND GENTLEMEN WISHING Firat- L clue TAREE ‘BosED can obtain itat 319 455 street, near City Hall. Also, MEALS fo Uy stag An ON oda, The largesi and cheapest yest stock of double and sin- Tora yuUP BUAKD, PLEASANT BOOMS, AN! eo 8, G moderato, at 2108 corner of Peuntyiv>. found at wf eg “may © Sa oan and Bazesr, + Le8T CL. A WITH PLEASANS feat strosta, Pe rion ER ka ectet street location, ané whie-ly AMB,at the ta MOBNING, af the Couter MO. WEAVER, Hewk match: horses, which for atyle and ex cellenee are unsurpassed by any team in‘ offers for sale his pair of Arablan end Black 5 Werhiagton Used. net ps, Philadelphia. Ove Set Double jounted. Casey, Bastimore. One ogether with ® variety of Carriage My 1 ly to. sear ort OTe WILLIAMS, met-cott Corner 7th and D streets. Se tes soete atte a oe OF terme apply to"? New York aveuue, between lath and le streets. woly-tt ee V ERY DESIBABLE FARM FOB rAL&. ew offer for sale,on easy terms, ore of the best FaBMS adjacent to the city ot Washiogton. It contein« %0 acres. A large portion of it is improved, and the !and is of excellent quality, in b good state «t cultivation. The remainder embraces five timber . dand meadow lands. There is fruit of every variety uponit. Several good houses are situated on different portions of it. and the owner wi vide it into smaller farms to suit purchasers. It is completely fenced. It isin Prince Georges ¢ Ma, three miles from Benning’s Br! miles from the Center Merket; two Baltimore and Potomac railroad. It public roads. Well watered. and suitabl: garden ordairy farms. Bchools and churches near. Full a ‘iptien and terms given by applving to Se dawie BB. WARNER, 129 Th street. E YOUB OWN LANDLORD BARGAINS! BARGAINS!! BARGAINS!"! FOR SALE _Six new two story BRICK DW! LING HOUSES on i3tn street H.W. ond Boundary streets, six roome three — rg ee Soom 26 Seat peatty ps sat ier sbrabbery, beaut handsome picket fepee to cach house lots 110 feet deep opening on alley; near State De- partment: convenient to two street railroads, aud in the mest healthy and sapeorias, of the city; ¥ street improved and pa ‘erme: $200 cash, ce ly instalments rty is for sale or rent. B® DARNEILLE, ‘Real rr 427 PF strest NW. Pott Bi M* OFFICE. JUAN BOYLE @ Co, REAL ESTATE BROKERS, No. 713 FipTeenTu StReEt, PLaNss’ BUILDING, Aa HANDSOMELY FUBSISHED HOUSE on |, between 2d and Sd is. with all scuth A street streets — —— ‘koprovements. Small cash payments and tong time : Several FAM, small and on the line of the Point of Bocks railroad, afew minnics with) of the depot, within thirty minutes of Wasb- om Terms 5 Also, ene of two nnd same dists: acres, on the same road uce from depot, improved by Huuse, &ec. Six LOTS near Capitcl. fronting on New Jersey avenue. One o' the fvest sittations in the city. A handsme COUNTY SEAT of 64 acres,one mile above Georgetown, handsome HOUSE, on corner 2ist and H strovta, with every modern improvement, long-time pap metite, fine LOT on O street 8 B., between 34 and $4. ‘Two LOTS on 3d street, between C and D'S. &. 2 OTS op D street, bet. 3d and 3d 8. KE. handsome ROUSRS in the West knd. BOUBES avd LOTS in ail parts of the city. MONEY TO LOAN ip rome of from $1,000 to $10.00 on ly mars. PERSONAL [PAESY, WSEBR DID YoU GET THAT LovE SR a ie ee ensure and sent it hume completed. oc2-3t* ss] pun 'T KICK THE TOSS OUT OF YOUR D' BUOTD” trying to get into the drug stores : ine st night. The Bureau of bree Alno, ‘Two CONSULTING PHYSICIAN. ‘The oldest established Bpectalist tm the city. Bo. Bours: 11 to 4, and7 te 9, daily, BE Epecialty— Female Complaints erent rw Meas eae peers Gor Furore ne of your life; epee, mar eer fvoee beg or be edat Sow tocnied Bat ira PREPARE FOR COLD WEATHEL! Callat WYVILL’s STOVES, "24 ctamine his large stock of are placed at very ard to be mp tated Veh) PisNO WARRANTED FOR 3 as the «: ft and \* Prices as terials and wr ~~ METZENOTT & 00, 995 Penusyivania avencs, Bole Ag nis. HUMACKER & CO CELEBRATED | SOMEDaL pianos Cane Rica? Agent —Having asa teacher of music ti this city for 4 Want ofa goud aud cheap instrament, baving seem ex ices were paid for Inferio- tn wed to the public ase Yoncerts as well as been complete, and 1 am beau itul instruments at prices from $40 to © | that fe toeey 3S per cent Jess han any other fire- | clase Phano reepretfully invite the public to rercom and examine for themeel Pianos exchenged. 7: CELEBRATED PIANOS SUBRPASS ALL OTH Wm. Knabe & Co.» GOLD MEDAL PIANOS, forty yeare in one. Om sory acoummedsting terms, PLANO! aud OBGANe, for sale aud rent KE ENBAOH 8 repla-ly Piano Warcroome, 423 Lith street. M82 SMUSING TOY OUT —enece mauumene ot aaie by @-L: WILD 8 BLO abet Street west, between Pa. avenur and E st. Seah aS See Bepaired. PRINCIP4L ATTRACTION NOW IN THE CITY Is WOLFORD @ 8H NEW AND ELE@ANT DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT, Seventh Street, ound the best assorted et ck of ising all the Latest K DEESS Goups, Seath be im the city , com, Soiee in FALL aod WINT: a red M Plain and Corded 5 Prints of most © Black and Colored Velvein, Bleacbed and Brown Cortons in all Widths, Fiennels of all Shades, Blankets, Cassimercs and Woolen of all descrip- tions for the Fall and Winter Sens om, In ction b the above-named Goods are also kep: a inige variety of DUTIONS, LIBBONS, TRIMMINGS, Sud other articles too numerous to mention. A call to this Ho will amply compensat« he chacers from far aud wear. = S87 REMEMBER The Arcade, 27 SEVENTS 8TSEET SvUTH, Between D and B. N. B —Five cents will convey « person from part of the city direct to the door of this Bo. Ketavliebe 25 am FP“41 anp Winten DRY Goons. Binck Silks, $125 to @4 ‘ine Biack Alpscas. very cheap. ‘Casbmmc res, Merinces, Poplins, be Ladies and chilare:. Merino Urderwoar tn great variety. Flannels, Sha le, Shoerings, Towels, Table Linen. Napkias ke. Curtain Lace from anction, very low. UN NGLLY'S, GO* Sth st , opporite Patent Office. NE FALL GOODs AT pt BBODBEAD & ©0."3. Lovely Dress Goods of this season's importation im the Dewest and most desirable Oulure ead ( aaitties, at ee2s St* etiong which is the plain Veleurs, Brocade: Goods of same shade for Polonaise, may be found in our stocl Black &: Biack Alpacas, Jash- meres, Table Lineas. Suirting Liteus, Opere Plea. nels, White, Bed and Grey ls, U isn Water Proofs. Shi By Poy Lys Ht aud GENT's SHIBTS rect facturers, mt whulosals prices. GENTS. ‘suiuTs ‘mage to order on shoct notice. e025 im TT" STOCK OF GUODS AND ASSETS or W. F. BRETT, Acer, Having been decreed to by order of she court. we bow offer, st private sale, the goods et and below their original cost, at 932 F STREET, between 9h and luth streets, next door to Harvey & Marr, undertakers, The stock cousists of ev'ry article generally found ‘ancy Goods store. and we would expecially calt attention of the ladies to the tmmense stock of DRESS TRIMMING, ach as Fringes, Braids, Cords, P orice Gimps, Bogle Fringes aud Breias; Volver Greece oud ik Buttons. Ladi and Men uderwear, ie Brocke Shawis, Kibbous, Jewelry, and numer otber articles, which the cummuunity are aware were kept by Sir. WF. Brett, Agent ‘Ty the trade we will give extra inaucements. BEHBREND BRUTHERs, 939 F Sraver. £7 PARTIES INDEBTED TO THE FIRM OF w LA out, Aono Sry egg Wn mwey to pCR im. abd get their receipts frome ye Ewer ee ElkeaD BuOTHRLS us ial Sent7 2 ina the 932 F scoot. BEALLY SPLENDID STUCK ° NEW FALL »KY GOODS! BLACK ALP Aas and YOHAIES LACK SILKS, arom $1 MOULN a7 The a. ING GuuD> sce variety. od the New Saxe Colors in the the coeapest sAceai Hne of COTIONS pow. ys my Ove Price ee 101% and 1020 7th strect BW. ____ THE TRADES. A™= GS, FLAGS, TENTS: M. G. COPELAND, 643 Louisians aven: vue dvor east 7th street. AWNINGS for Stores, City and Country Besi- beret ee ae bUOMS DECUKATAD. x All Canvass articles made to order. DA: ‘CANG CLOTHS, se WAINGS, TENTS AAD Fics. et a for country residences. for sale ot rent. oo eee C4RPENTES, BUILDER, am OonTRAGrOR i= ahaa Ww