Evening Star Newspaper, November 8, 1872, Page 4

R. ember 4, 1s72. ‘LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, @ To-night, Teeater.—Katie Patna tn“ T? Tot the Regime and Parker. Comedy, burlesque, songs, daa - Condensed Loc ere are several thousand Li-street whar ve sterday, at the navy yard. il’, employed in is. imt per for ‘The train © last night on the Orr nge. Alexamiria an Manassas railroad dic pot arrive until 1 o'clock. ‘The di need by a bride being washed awa: Has she been recov. ” Mr. Henry Co- | fellows : ae auchor shop, ba his right | ankle smashed by the breaking of the slice bar ay was Weare reqnested to announce that the lady menagers of the industrial home school will give @ thaokegiving dinner to the inmates tne home and the poor children of Georgetown. They solicit contributions of food and clothing. to Le lett at No. 7 Congrecs street. G Mr. Albert Gleason generously the prevalence of the horse yoor families who are tes ms for funeral present high price of charge fer that purpos Daring the suspension of bu Washington apd Georgetown rai are bavin r office on New Jerse: nd B str W.. painted and time they are laying track outside the curb recently new limits of the Capitol grou ‘The trustees of colored or Gleason, ness on the ‘oad the oth met yesterday and an applica‘ion from H. J. Se the po sition of teacher wax i. The resignations of M. H. Hunter and F dere as teac’s- ers inthe Sth district were received and a ee} ted. The Columbia Kattroad company have day a large for heir trac aver “a by the new grale estat public work * ——< District Improvements, ACTION OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC woRKA. Messts. Ready & Co. have the contract for cutting the ciscular curb'ng for Massachusetts avenue snd 16th street circle, inelading join ing and the contract is to be speedily completed. Mr. Jobn P. Foley, for himself and others, has been informed by the board that the superin- P tendent of lamps and gas is caning posts and lampe to be set ou New Jersey avenue as fast as possible. It is not deemed rndent | by the board to undertake the construction of a road from Glenwood cemetery in an easterly Harmony ceme e ensuing spr: direction, a y. to Brentwood read, until Phe contractof | Samuel Gregg has been emenied so as crabrace the laying of flag footwalkson D street south, at the intersection of 13th and 13 © Kyan reports that on accom: lisease he cam not make New Jersey Water Registrar t a reduction in the workin e orders of the board of public works. TO-DAY. aspector Cunningham, in rep! aver dorsement on letter to the board t) Mncnt bas net been removed from ti McKendree Chapel, on Massachusetts avenu and that the street Cannot be finished until the woed pavement is laid, was tnformed that the street can and must be made passable, an was directed to see the con and t t delay. ings at their own expense in reply to a width ard g and Yilt streets, is estab contract there w the prevailing her : chiet engineer was direc'ed to make ci tract with George Eslin to <et curb, feot pavements ard pave with cob he carriageway on BE street northwest, between 7th and 9th streets. ‘The chief engineer was author- ized to invite proposals tor removing the bridges spenfing the canal. The board of health t reply to a recommendation that the sewer b tween I aud Washington and ith and 5th streets Berthwest, be arched where it runs through pri- vate property, were referred to a report of the superintendent of sewers upon that sabj which stated ‘‘that is not advisable to arch this Sewer (old water course) as it wil! seon be aban- doned for drainage north of G street; that the bew sewer being constructed on G, H, [streets lasenchusits avenue, betwee 4th and 5th streets will receive all the drainage heretofore pareing throngh this water course and relieve that part of the city of agreat nuisance. This old Waier course when opened should be filled as focn as the sewers above named are completed.” ‘The superintendent of roads reported the Giea- fon road improvement in successtul progress, ‘The contractor for the Connecticut avenue im- provement fy en directed to take up the the alley between the and put sewer trap in ete the parking on av- enue. The superintendent of roads was author- ize:! to Lave the neces epairs made to the Toad, between Ko ek church row and the District line; s sary reps wniversity su! n, Under the direction of M Au Bir. A. Hyde was granted permis carrageway to an alley McCbestney. » to par with brick on € The superintendent of roads was directsa to concluce arrangements w .M. Backman for repairing certain damages on Beit road, caused by the heavy rains; so to change the course of a large body ter passing over said road at his own expense, as ottered by him, the superintendent w see thet it is properiy done. In reply to a request of Mr. B. Milburn that @ brick, instead o: an asphalt foot walk, be laid on the north side of G street, N.W., be- tween 4th and Sth streets, he was informed that it could not be granted. The chic? engineer was directed to amend the contract with Jot Bardsley for setting curbs, and paving carri way with the Belgian pavement on [ith street, from Water to F street, southwest,so as to read, for grading, setting curbs, and paving car- riageway With Granite pavement, on 1 from Water to B streets, 5S. W. ‘The chief engineer was directed to amend the contract with Albert Gleason for the improve- ment of H street nerth, so as to include the re- dresing and re-setting curbs on H street, be- tween Ist and North Capitol streets west.’ He Was also directed to amend contract with Peter McNamara f. improvement of Nichols Avenue, so as to include the putting an 15-inch pipe culvert 54 feet long. with four cals rds Of stone masonry, on Shertdan avenae, said culvert to empty into culverton Nichols avenue, and the necessary piling on said Sheridan ave Due at its intersection with Nichols ave., 80 as to wake the grading of both conform to each other H. Ryan's ‘or the improvemertt of New Jersey as to include the paving of the road. aid from B to E streets with v Perry treated block pavement. De. Wm. T. Wallace, inspector of the board, was directed to inspect the condition of the horses of the various contractors, aud report how soon they will prob- © commence work un the impruve- © various st ting the is ort from «J. W. Clarke, periutendent of the Sth district, to the ot public works, as to the present eou- ton ef the public improvements in that dis triet, in yesterday's Stak, one or two errrors ocenn, Corrected, the sentences referred to read 2d to 7th street 5 d and the side- etmmenced. From 7th to 9th streets a new of asphalt has been put on this road, great improvement on the ol Os Massachusetts avenue a 12-inch sewer has been between 4th and 5th streets, ou either footwalks from 2d to 3d. New York now finished from 7th to 3a Dorth west, so far as the roadway and si art concerned. The parking commenced.) ——_«——— DeatH oF Mx. Jou T. Crewants.—Mr. Jobn T. Clements, an old and respected citizen of this city, died this morning at 1913 I street, in the 6th year of his age, after an illness of sev- eral weeks. Mr. Clements was @ native of this city, and resided for many on I street, and im early life was quite active im local politics Hie was at one be | i | ! OUR HORSELESSNESS. The Epidemic sttit -Nine Deaths since Yesterdsy—Mo Horses Getting Better, @e_ “tof the Most of the borses with the, epidemic are slowly getting better. Some the serious cases reported yesterday, bOWe ver, are worse to.day, end, if they do not +" cedity obtain relief, will loubtiess be include y Gihe mortality report to- tow. “T oft Franklin engine, is in a war sTeathing is labored, he’ refuses 4; anc he is advanced in years, ‘boys”” y be called upon to mourn his loss within . The “old Jack horse” of the hook and mpany departed this lite this morning. > halt past one o'clock this afternoon ni were reported at police headquarters, as 1 between 2d and 3d and G and H streets southwest; i between E and F and 7th Bx tween 13th and Mth; I in Adams express stable, B, between 2d and 34 streets; Lin Lith street, between A and B northeast; 1 at hoo and lad- | der bouss, Massachusetts avenue, between 4th and 5th northwest; lat corner 84 and N streets thwest; 1 between 2d and Sdand D and E reets northwest; 1 on L street, between 13th and 24th streets southeast. Capt. Jas. Goddard, of Georgetown, has lost his horse by death, ard one death occurred at the stables of the \ seh ngton and Georgetown railroad compa ny | ths morning. The animal was old and worn | owt. Some of the sick horses were used this | af erneon to draw bales ot hay from the Balti- | meee and Obio railroad depot. There are still | several serious cases at the stables near the pot, and aiso several at the head of 7th «tree athe have yet occurred at the 7th street ams & Co.'s Express company are asing et their horses moderately to deliver goods. ‘ost one horse last night, and ex other before to-morrow. Knox’: Ui uses oply enough horses to tran A few oi his horses are stil! very | | | dening to the blustery character of the weather but few sick horses were evercised tos tay. There were but few horses in use on the streets, and baggage was generally transferred by band express carte, ox teams and wheel bare | rows. Many persons intending to depart on railroad t engaged men to “tote” their trunks fo the depot on their shoulders. Owing to the aisence of horses, one of the steam roll- ers used in street improvements was employed | te day to pull wagons loaded with stone and sand, and worked very satisfactorily. it may be remarked as a fortunate circam- stance that no fires have broken oat since the appearance of the epidemic. — ‘Transfers of Real Estate. The following transfers of real estate have bean filed since our last report, in the office of the Recorder of Deeds: November eouare 620, 800 W Nairn, lot quare #5, $15,000; ‘Thomas Goss to RK. T. Patterson. part 28, square 0, . Mircheomb to James Sheridan, jad 32, square 76. $2 40, W. Eyre to Sarah Green, part 2, equare led, # 2; E. Crusor to W. Clabaugh. part 5. sqrare 142, ; James Lynch to W. B. Toda, pari U square “9, $120: J.C. Brent etal. trustees, | te GG. Corpish, part 16, square 693, @a0: W. M) Dewtcn to samo. part 12, do., $60; J.B. Ward to A.B. Shepberd, iots is to 18, square 173 nx balf and snb. 10, square 104, 92,09; BH 7” Lawson, sub. 33. #4 re S03, 32 OH. WD. Svllivan to Henry Nichols,sub. 11, quare | 422, $2.00; B. A. Prather to J. W. Pumpbrey. jr., parts eqgusre 551, Saw; J. 8. Lively to David A Chambers. sab. 15, square 2S. $4700; Worthington 2 Feneall, t —Abuer B. Kelly to L. K. Rrown, square 988, §3 4); Caspar Miller < part lots 1d atd 1, equare Ge2, 2200; to T. Wilson, rart lot 5, square B tal. to TY Knowfion, part k i Re Mackey to’ trnetees et Protestant church, lot 10, square part lot 1 TENE, to. nare 346, $—-J.M. Dun - Harrover, lotel and if, Su . BR. Wootward'et ab be 25 to 40. square 395, s, to Martha Moore «tal, routh of 1059. £150, W. A ven & Jones, trustees, ail Hood to Oor- #18 € ACCIDENTAL SHvoT! s notice d in yesterday's STAR, was accident- on the 6th inst., while hunting with ree friends, about eight miles from Manches- | ter. Va. According to the Richmond Dispatch 1 the 7thinst., Mr. Newyear had taken @ecat toeat dinner, and had occasionto get ap for seme purpose, and while doing £0, his gun, which was lying near at hand, was accidentally discharged, the whole load taking effect in his stomach. He was at once taken to a neighbor- ing house, but after lingering im great pain for two hours expired. He was @ stonecutter, and employed at the quarry on the south side of the James river, near Richmond. His mother in this city was telegraphed the announce- went of the unfortunate accident. The re- mains of young Newyear have been brought to this city for interment, and the funeral takes tlxce to-morrow from the residence of his pa- rents, on New Hampshire avenue, between H and I streets. Se Canret SHAKING—A Warn ng—Ed. Star:— In the case mentioned in your police court re- ports @ few days since, which was brought before wudge Snell on a warrant against a col- ored man named Solomon Bell, residing iu ingtonstreet, between 4th and 5th,a carpet -haker and whitewasher, it appeared under oath that Bell got three carpets to shake, and returned tattwo. He said he had lett one by mistake with a lady, at another house, whose carpets he Wan shaking at the same time, and promised to tand bring it to the owne! He was then Price tor shaking the three, but failing » month to bring back the carpet a warrant Was issned for his arrest, and he was bronght, as stated, before Judge Snell, but the judge gav as his opinion that there was ro law to 1Unich him criminally; the only recourse was a civil aetion for a breach of trust. ‘The party ts worth a cent, and there is no remedy. Tais Will be a warning to housekeepers, —— THANKSGIVING DINNER FOR THE Newsnors AN» HooTsLacks.—Tne Young Men’s Chris. tian Association propose that the newsboys and bootblacks of our city shall have special cause tor [omecs gtd in having a first-class dinner n Lineola Hail on Thanksgiving day. The bill of fare will embrace soups, turkey, cold longue, cranberry sauce, potatoes, tomatoer, bam sandwiches, crackers and cheese, and = dessert of pies and coffee. In the evening a special entertainment for their benefit wilt be given, at which Vece President Colfax has been invited to be present and addressthem. The evening will be given up to singing, tableaux, stereopticon exhibitions and fun generally. Al! citizens desiring to help in this good work by making contributions of ediblesor money should make their intentions known as soon as possible to ofticers of the association. o-—_ for a Phy- Tuesday last, the case of Dr. . Ce ident of the ‘board of health, against Col W. Owen, to recover a fee of a tor professional services, came up for a hearin, berore Justice Plant. ‘From the evidence Sppeared that some six months ago @ litle | daughter of Col. Owen was injured by a tal i. Ce dre. Verdi and Bliss were called in to Dr. Verdi was accompanied on one by Dr. Cox, but the latter, it is alle; not summoned by Col. Owen. ’ Dr. Cox after: ards sent ina bill of 85 for professional ad viee, which Owen refused to pay, as he did not consider his dacghter in danger, and the advice of Dr. Cox was given gratuttously, and was not followed. Judgment was given for the defend- ant. beeen ORGANIZATION OF AN ASBOCIATION OF JovR- NEYMEN HOUSEPAINTERS.—A meeting of jour- neymen hourepainters was held at the Dickson house last night—Mr. F, N. Herman presiding and Mr. Howell secretary—for the purpose of forming @ painters’ union, the ohjects being mutual relief. Thirty-six signed the roll, and the fullowing officers were elected :—Frank N. N- Herman, president; 1. MoCounel pres: ident; Jobn Maney, becretary; K. McCormick, treasurer; John Walsh, financial secretary: Messrs. Gilchrist, Jones, Maney, MeCormick and McConnell were appointed a committee to draft a constitution and by-laws. Two AccrpEnts.—Vesterda; bo apes Mre. Hutchins, residing at No. 1133 18th street, N. W.., fell brary ss and broke her leg. She was attended by Dr. Draper. On Tuesday last Joseph Ford, residing at No. 1914 M street, N. W., while gunning Kalo- rama, shot himself in the it, lacerating it v severely. Drs. lias were es Turopore Taomas and his worivalled or- officer of the | chestra will, on the 15th, appear at Lincoln ‘was an active | Hall, and of courss the mere mention of the fact membership in Wash- | will be sufticient to attract large numbers to his Columbian Encamp. | ticket office. Mr. Osgood, the tenor, who ac- chairs im both waley Chane critics as othe Gena Li cnr worthy of the company wit travels. of the Grand Encampment was one of its prin- gpa seen ¢ipal officers. He was OX TEAMS are to be seen quite frequently on ae neg ee en oe of | our streets this ‘attached to express and to the Grand Lodge of the United States. He lumber wagons. Some queer ro looking specimens Wes a member ais0 of Lafayette Lodge of | 8 among them. a 5 Seer Masons, of many yeats’ standing. His fener tre ettomerking in shafts, attracted ‘Well take place on Sunday afternoon. very wel om TRE rigging seemed to work ———~—— ——e—___ Tar TazsTxRs.—Miss Katie Putnam ia be- THE COURTS. coming a great favorite of the patrons of the Cinecir Cours, Judge Cartter.To-day, Datoval Theater, who tthather stay here | a number of judj ts by default were taken- issoshert. Sprigktly and gracefal she hee a | Bastert agt. Colltpane—éait for resurveying therough appreciation ef the ludicrous, batis at | work which the defense claimed was for timesead and tender,and the contrast is very #tr'king in the roles of “Little Nell” and ‘The Marchimess.” The company is = irs doubis bliThe Denghter of the ieaas s © doul il—“The Danghter o! ment” « d-Btage Strack = by the corperation; verdict for art. Wood ault for rent of Property which had been sold at tax sale. The defeace was that they had been served with notice by the ebaser not to pay rent the court decided that tax eae bat ths Ladies* ni, t Theater Comique this | step towards a title, and judgment: evening An OE Eng Tutrodacing | plabutit. roa a ee ail the best performers in leading roles. The Tar Ligehhn pnd inten. ie, was in ses- » > eeny if week are many and varied, == and only routine busi. and sth streets southwest; 1 on G street, be- | GEORGETOWN. ConpDiTion oF TH ANAL. From an ex hibit furnished at @ meeting of the directors of the Chesapeake and Obio canal company, in Baltimore yesterday, it appears that the in- crease from tolls on the caual for October of the resent year was $1 5 over the tolls col ected during the same month last year, an] $27,7o.12 more than the tolls of October, 187); whiie the merease in tonnage last October, as compared with October, 1570, is 48,952 toms; compared with October, 18: is 11,499 tous. ‘This increase im tonnage is mainly due to the coal trade, which is yearly expanding its pro- portions. President Gorman said that notwith- standing the very gratifying increase { revenue of the company, he was satisfied it would have been much greater had there not been a deficiency in the sapply of water during | the first ten days of the month, when the com- | Papy was compelled to restrict boats to fourfeet draught. thereby reducing the tonnage of each | boat. He called the attention of the directors | to the question of an increased supply of water at Cumberland and Georgetown, and said that trom the best data be could get the loss of rey- enue to the company in the past two years be- cause of the deficient supply has not been | than $25,000. The directors of the canal yest: day adopted resolutions appropriating monsy for a steam pump for the Cumberland division and for building a dam at the Litrle Falls. The time for closing the canal was fixed for Decem- ber 6th, unless it is the opinion of the president that vavigation cau be safciy continued for a longer period. The announcement that the deficiency in the water supply is t by n dai will be hat by the mi of this city, who lo: dollars last sum PAN A ed in High str ver the cellar-way of house No. 58, owned and occapied by the Potomac Insurance Co., fell in, taking the entire pavement in front of the house with It, Fortunately noone was passing at the tim e Was placeil across the chasm e TRE Powrcenen D was killed t corner of 17th and M streets, where his faneral took place yesterday afternoon. in St. Matth (Catholic) burying ground. The police officers who headed a subscription for the expenses of the funeral and tor the re. lier of the widow and her children, report at noon to-day that the fand amounted ‘to $149 ARRMVALS.—Steamer Express, from Balt more, with general merchandise; schooner R. C. Stannard, with 25,000 shingles to Jos. & J. 6 Libbey, and 70,000 feet of lumber and 160,000 shingles to Wheatly Bros.; schooner John H. ‘Travers, from Norfolk, with 5,000 feet yellow pine to Wheatly Bros.’ Cleared—Steamer .Jno. Gibson, for New York, with 500 barrels of flour, and steamer Express for Baltimore. Craw Trape.—The receipts to-day were 3,200 bushels red wheat to Hartley & Bro., by bort Medley; 8,048 bushels wheat, 200 barrels flour, and barrels apples, by boat E. F. Wheeler to George Waters; alsa, boats E. P. Steitey, T. J. Baker, Adam Shannon, Monon- gahela, and Three Brothers, to George Waters, ith 411 barrels flour, 600 barrels apples, 800 barrels cement, Dushels wheat, o7 cords bark; and boat Seneca to W. H. Dougal, with 300 bushels mill-feed, 190 barreis flour, and 990 bushels wheat. Sales on ‘Change to-day were 1,0:5 bushels red wheat at $1.05. Coat Trapg.—The receipts for the past week were 2,(85 tons coal to the Borden mining com- tons to Ray’s docks, 200 tons to Ag- nd 5,247 Shipments were, trom th mining company 1,489 tons, Ray's tons, Agnew’s wharf $0 tons, and Con: company 4,5%0. ALEXANDRIA. THE Case or Pe jailona char, pastor of St. $ by a forged chec ill Keeps in 1 health apparentiy good spirits, ather Kroes has no desire to prosecute Price, but he has nothing whatever to do with the prosecution. The commonwealth prosecutes and if itsummon Father Kroes as a witness, he will, of course, as a law-at h He was buried to the Consolidation company. n Bor: oeks 3h ety isited him yesterday and his father at Harcisonburg, who authorized the employment of a lawyer, telegraphed that he would be here to-morruw. ‘Ihe case will be heard on Saturday, the th. by which tim expected that Officer Burnett, who is an impor- tant witness in the case, will returned from Brentsville, where he had been summoned in the Feweil case. A Bord Tuizrt.—While Lemuel Robey, the Janitor of the building association rooms, Stew- art's building, on King street, yesterday morn- ing, was absent from the room for a short time, between 12 and 1 o'clock, some thief entered the room, removed the gas meter, placed it under the table and tore away six or seven feet of pipe as booty. The pipe would not <ell as second hand metal for more than twenty-tive cents, but it will cost five or six dollars to replace it. The boldness of such robbery ou King street, in the very heart of the city, at noouday, may well excite surprise. STATE Scuoor Mone The sam of £639 has been apportioned to the city and $181.40 to the county of Alexandria from the state school fund. This apportionment is twenty cents a head foreach person of school age, bat the old census is used a3 a basis, involving 4 lose of #175 tothe city and a gain w the county,—Gazett last evening. on DeaTH From A GLanperep Honrse.—A glandered horse belonging to Roswell O. M of Steuben, N. ¥., in blowing from his ils discharged a portion of the poisonous mncus, 4 drop of which entered one of Mr Minet’s vyes. He immediately wiped it out, as ho sup- posed, but within twenty-four hours his eye was much swollen, attended with great pain. Medical aid was procured, and his ease pro- nownced ® hopeless one. ‘The virus matter had so permeated his system that his recovery was pronounced impossible, His flesh turned parple, and was thoroughly impregnated with the ison. He lingered in agony abent twenty days, and died @ most wretched death. His friends wete compelled to bury him tmmedi- ately, and with him the entire bed and bediting on which ie had Jain. Instances of human death from contact with glaniered horses are by no means uncommon, and the ownors of glandered horses should be compelled by law, under heavy penalties, to destroy them imm ately upon the discovery of the disease. late James ¢ lgnters in Mississippi in 1835, lost seventy-six tses and mules with this fell disease, and was compelled to burn his plantation stables; which had cost $8,000. — Turf, Field and Fai THE SaLt Minzs or Porany, it isstated, are most beautiful and on the largest scale in world. Visitors walk over four miles in the long, open galleries. and there are many which have not been entered for years. These galler- ies undermine a whole town, and are places of popular amusement, where’ bands play, bails are given, and refreshments on every scale may be had at the batiet. A splendid chapel! is fitted up in the mine, where mass is celebrated once a year; the ceiling, wal's, pillars, &c., are all cut out of the solid, glitter: greenish salt. SF“ Woodbinery,” is the latest term for a pawnbroker’s shop. So-called because things ieft in pawn commonly go “where the woudbiie twineth,”* s7- John McKillip & Co., mercantile agents in Baltimore, bave entered suit in the court ot common pleas of that city against Kt. G, Dunn & Co., mercantile agents, charging them with slander, and claiming 50,00 damages. #7 In White county, Ga., recently, Mr. James H. Trooth and one of his neighbors had aitee quarrel over the division of some corn. ‘Trooth was crushed to earth, but rose again and ished his arsailant, and now the eternal ears of corn are his. @7-A suburban correspondent says that the real estate reporters of some of the dailies are so sharp atter items now that he hesitates about having his trousers repaired, for fear that it willbe reported that he has bought “a new country seat.” 87 They change school books so often inthe Omaha schools, that the school-houses are sur- rounded every day,with scoresof book- peddlers’ carts, and the air is filled with the yells of the lers, who speak of the merits of their re- he Wilkins, one of the heaviest epective boo! 7 Young South; of Covington, Ky., who tomahawkea the old man,and woman in Glnclis nati a short time ago, ina tit of deliram tremens, has been adj to be @ sane man, and will Pe ged have his trial for assault with intent to ith. 7-The liquor law being enforced in Chic: Lewger f heartless saloon keeper hung ont nt place @ beer bottle, in mourning, underneath which was a bucket ot water, with the generous invitation: “Help ives, boys.” ‘At a late meeting at Hockvill, Md., of the Western District Baptist Association of Mary- land, Dr. Wilson, Baltimore, showed that there were fewer Baptists in Maryland than in any other etate or in any territory of the Union, in 7 How the three iwiymen of Memphis swore when they read thi that er a thou- v ‘Thomas J. ‘Wesson of four dollars the other night. RCULATING LIBRARY, Y. . rilsine, corer of Ried Dietioles Sore Terms res 1 a following new ‘ubve bean added to the Washington Giiy LY during the past week ;—The Pregl ihe Set “Raw. Egeieston; Peor Miss Finch, by Wilkie Line; Tue Eustace Dismonds. PL Trollope; wemblee Among the Alps; Little Moorland Prin eee ice Witar: Gules Gicl, by Mre, Wistar: ‘The rhle Pro by Holland; Character |. by MoLeod; Brother's Keeper; Won min eeses Marjcries Quest; the Poet at the fant Tabla. by OW. Bolmes. BEMOVED Da. W. H. BARRETT, DENTIST, Hag Bemoved te 0.1402 E sircet N. W., corer lah street, ou CITY ITEMS. Hoveexesrers and heads of fam'iies can supply themsetves with the famous Ha'tord Lei- cestershire Table Sarce at their grocers. - You cam Bur 8 good salt of clothing for $12, #15, 18, or #20, and a goo} Overcoat for $3, of Roman & Cox, 07 Teh street. PREPARE FOR WINTBR, and get your Under- shirts and Drawers at Goldmann S Steinberg’s | corner 7th and G streets. Horace is not sal hee in full accord with either ty, as be says so say the states, but the Grand Gite Photograph store, No. stv ith street, comer D, concords and accords with this Metropotitan populace. ae At THE AMERICAN TEA STORE, corner of 7th® and I,can be found Baker's No. 1 Chocolate, Broma Cocoa, Cocoa Nibs and Cocoa Shells, fresh from the factory and at New York prices For the best Tea and Coffee (roasted fresh every day), we advise our readers te go to this estab- lishment. ae Tus National SAvines BANE, corner of New York avenue and 15th street, pays 6 per ct. ‘er annum on deposita for each calendar month. Banking hours, #to4. Saturdays, 9to 4 and6 tos. se MB.14t16 Witrcox & Gins’s Sewing MACHINE. The celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas. Baum’s hoopskirt and corset factory, sth street, Intelligencer Buildin; 10,28 —— Lapies AND GRNTLEMEN: If you wish your wearing apparel cleaned in a first-class manner, them to A. Fisher, No. 618 9th street, eppo- Patent Office. The Protessor will give you satisfaction without fail. Kid Gloves cleaned nicely and cheap. 9, 21,3: eee r RLIEP FOR THE Fret—Fer, $1 per Visit.— ris extracted without pain; Bavions, Bad Nails, & . relieved and cured, at Dr. White's, No. 6) 1oth street, opposite U- 8. Treasury. THMRMOMETERS and Barometers gre re and made te order by Kempler, near 4 street Georgetown Advertisements. 1HOS. DOWLING, Auctiouser; Georgetown. VALUABLE PROPERTY ON BRIDGE STREPT. AT AUCTION, On WEDNESDAY, November 20th, at 4 o’clock p.m , 1 will sell, in front of the premi- part of Lot No. 12, fronting 24 feet on the Bridge st_, between by a depth of 125 feet sist of et The location now cocupicd goods store, an “ictme: One-third cash; balance in 6, 12, and 13 offers ‘Term mouths, with interest, secured by « decd of trust on the property. Couveyancing at the cost of the puc= mouth chaser. [nd-d&de) TH UW LING, Au B* THOS, DOWLING, Auctioneer, Nos. 76 and 78 Bridge street, Georgetown. VALUAPLE IMPHOVED PBOPERTY, ON VALLEY STREET, AT AUUTION. On THUBSDAY lovember th, at 4 o'clock p. m., I will sell, in front of the ‘prem: ses. part of Lot No 8, ‘fronting 30 feet om the west side of Valley street, by & depth of 140 feet, im- ed by acomfortable two-story Frame Dwelling ccntaining six rooms, kitchen and cellar. One-half cash; balance in six and tw with interest, secured by a deed of truse perty, Conveyancing at fhe cost of the par- . THOMAS DOWLING. Auctioneer. the pro 4 octaye PLAN( ng all the an) ppanion and pward. eee in solid wainut and gilt, at 650., Ex.slinh and Domestic POCKET OUTLEBY, Hair BRUSHES and COMBS, chen nblications of BOUKS aud MUSIC a reduced. at 125 Bridge st. 17 In 8x Seeds ar rorcLaR PRIOES.—Sations, Eu press Cloths snd Poplins inthe new cloth colors, medium and low-priced Dress Goo colors’ and of choice styles, Bnftalo, Beaver and + brauds; Slack Alpacas from 350. to 1.25, ack end Oclored Velveteens; a splendid assort- ment of Shawls, very cheap; superior Bed Blankets at less than Inst year's prices; @ very large stock is in all White and Colored Flannels, 8s of all kinds. at prices that cannot t NJAMIN MILLER, 101 Bridge street, ectown, D, 0. ocl7 G, TOs cerry, I. 10% Bridge street, Georgetown. DO. SCHOOL BOUKS AND SCHOOL REQUISITE AT VERY LOWEsT PRICES. BLANK BOOKS. FANU GOODS, NEWSPA TERS, PERIODICALS, BOOKS, STATION- ERY AND MAGAZINES, Asupriycfall kinds of Reading Matter, Week! Papers. Magazines, Music, etc., ow hand ‘imm ately after pabtication. Orders for Booka, Periodi- cals. Music, or anything pertaining to the business will re ly filled. sel2 tf W™ ©. WHEaTLeys Steam Dyeing and Scouring Establishment, Orrice, 49 JerrERson StREET, Georgetown, D.C. Established 1831; premium swarded 1°67; and fs row tue of the o dest, largeat. aud most complete estab- Ustaments of Ube kind in thts eountry” place in the District for Cleaning or Dyeing Gentlemen's Clothing. Everything ining to the business we'l aud promptly executed. Office closed daily at unset, except dtarday, when it will be open until p.m. Post Office Box 723. ap? : PERSONAL. ES. SAWYER, Clatreoyant and Test Medium hae BEMOVED to No. S11 23d street north- weet, between H end I streets, one square south of Circle. novs 3w* ()'D BE. DARBY CAN BE CONBULTED CON- fidently at 11% 43% street, three doors from Penusslvanis avenue — Ho le and scientific {.eaiment guaranteed, Separate roo! for ladivs. ocl6-Im* p® Eos. CONSULTING PHYSICIAN. The oldest estadlished Specialist in the city. Bo, 604 ELEVENTA STBEET, ABOVE bs Bours: 1] to 4, and 7 te 9, daily, 7 Bpecisity— Female Complaints and Cutaneom Cases, ist-tt N ADAME FLORENOS, the'Cesbraied Clatr- ent, ant, is unequalled in telling the Pres Future of your lite; in causing iy mar ; bringing the separat and pointing ure way to success in life. In matters of her advice ig invaluable. She gives ani satisfaction. Nove ever reais: consalting her. Satisfaction givex or no pay. be consult.” ed at her parlors, now located at SLL Sth street, be ened le tyl3-4an" tween H and PIANOS, &. {CHOMACKER & OO. CBLEBRATED GOLD SSREDAL PIANOS, CARL RICHTER: Agcut “Having usa teacher of mui thie city ior the last ten years, felt uae! Wut ct's goud aud cheap instrument, baving seen what exorbitant prices were f inferior in: struments, I resolved to introduce tothe public of Waebington « Piano, to which thereis none aupe- rior, which has the newest patented improvements, which has given the greatest. satisfaction 1 concerts as well as in parlors. My success has been complete, and 1 am able now to offer these beauritul instruments st prices from $400 to $1,500. that isto sey 33 per cent. jegs than any other frat- class Piano, and respectfully invite the public tc call at my wareroom and examine for themsclves Pianos for rent, Fianos exchanged. ‘Tining and repairing properly attended to, Agency, 933 Poun ive bet hand 10th sta. sel7 12m Ww M. BNABE & 00.8 CELEBBATED PIANOS SURPASS ALL OTHERS. Wm. Knabe & Co.’s GOULD MEDAL PIANOS, forty yenrs in use. Un very accommodating terms, PIANO! and UBGANS, for sale and rent. Piano Warerooma, 423 Lith atret ano Ware : Sea igginmey’s PANOS. (Boardman E Gray.) S for sale. monthly. ‘ RELOAENBACH 8 teri2-ly Piano Warerooms, 433 lth street. Most AMUSING TOY OUT!—Conses inanimate LYE figures to dance to the music of pianos. For wale by G. L_ WILD & BRO <4: ty ya] strect west, between Pa. avenue and E st. ally dtenis for Sief's Pinos, and manutactarers of ad dealers in Mustcal Luetramente : Musioal Instruments tuned and re- dech2-tr Pianos aud all i; FI bo DIES’ RATI PF. Sich GRean Gacdon, cose ennsy!vapis ‘eens atiee and Fa ecpeaaer t * NOHSESEOPPEY Wann Boge Posie ‘the AND REGULATIONS IN ReGanp TO SMALL-POX. is to diffes: a ee R° The essenti ie, 4 coder certain nly comm, Eapati of being Pransportes, ent She propane mt by the Boar! of Health aud efpor of the District of Gol t= and cuardians shalj cause their ¢ sof th lone have Deen sioetd aprroved by the Gee * ts0n, tron two years, and revaocin ated } ¥ to be vaccinaied bef.re they attaia the j wan rithe of Heaith shail. after ive yoare (rom the last vaceination, re, it, The Board of Health bershy orders and reacires the vaccination of all the hal nis in the District of Columbia. aud whenever te their opiaiom. U3 | public heal:h demands it, the revaccination of all Persons who do not furtish satistactory evidence that they have been successfully vaccinated or re vaccinated within five years. The Board of Heaith will farnish the means of vaccipation to each persons a8 are unable to pay tor the same. For this parpose the phys: ‘to the poor, or their assistan tl be direet bo oct bate the poor gratuil and whenever the exi gency requires it, physicians will be employed to go ir. m house to hotise for the parpose of vaccinating ail people who nerd vaccivation Principals of incorporated manufacturing compa- nies, superintendents of aliushouses, reforts and 1B dostrial schools, iuua'ic hospitals, aud of all other charities where the poor and sick are recetved; masters of honses af correction, jailots, keepers of sons, AB directors or office {ali Atiens d ot nided by ict of Uolumb t the expense T institutions, vectinated immediately Wi to, unless they prodnce ¥ cerss ul vacc ently contagioas and infec Hs BL Maperative wecossity fi the preveution of its propagation. Where therefore, a case of small: pox oc a dwell containing more than two iahab At shall be duty of the head of the family to aelve: the most emote apartment for the occupancy of the person fiicied With small pox—the highest room in the welling to be p And w house, bo or the purpose by the Boars Whenever a cage of + g or place dehall be a premises cccupted by tard passer-by of the prosence of sm cality. And it the yellow flag be x 1 attainable, a placard.on which t written in lar and legible letters, © Smati pox bere.” shall be fastene! upon an exposed part of the infected souse or dweiling. It shall be the daty of those in whose dwellings small pox occars to fumigate the house. and the room of the patieut bh eulphur, three =a day; to cleanse and disinfect every part uf the dwel ling by the frre use of chiorinated soda, carbolic acid, bromo ehioreinm, or such other dislafestant asthe Board of Health may direct A cleth of the size of s square yard, steeped ina solution of chicrinated soda, carbolic acid, or Drom > chloraium, shail be bang inthe patient's room. and Kept constantly satursted with the said disinfect “The reom of the patient shall be Kept thoroughly ventilated, snd no other person than a purse who has had thesmall-pox, or a of the family, shali Le slowed to enter the same, Persons being in atten upon the sick shall not come in con- tact with other inmates or persons, unions (ney have been previously properly fumigated and di sinfectet, and changed the clothing worn by thei while in the a m It il be the duty of said attendants to seo that 20 clothing is convey of from th : not been previously disinfuoted mor over, all clotting ju emi patient while affected listinct and separate, and shall be given ont to washed only to persons wno have had the anall por. the fact to be stated inevery i at they are from a smail-pox patient, aud must theretore be Kept and washet separately. Phyticians or other citizens having knowledge of the existence of small. pox are expected to give im Mediste notice to the Board of Health of every case coming totheir knowledge, Bat it is ospecially en- C upon the proprietors ot aases, boarding. of Healt that bas migated. And, Toom, or worn by the emali-pox, shail be k th ouity th presence of emall- pe x in their r abd der penalty of Bne and f thw sgainst all Dareops com It shali be (ue duty of t wdiator notify the Board of Healt hoof any sou from l-pox ef which he may have Kn ledge, and fe except such us may have her email-pox. and the cfticers of the Board of b aesigned to that duty, eball take bury the body of the person whe ‘The interment of persons dy from na! shall take place within six hours after deata, Soun as the circumstances of the case wil ho pereon who bas dicd of st: in private or public com yin without 4 permit trom the B d of Healrn, Ler of the same, or the Health Officer Wh ver funeral obsequies be « red, the shall be placed in a Lermetically-seuled wetal Person will be allowed to be prese said obsequies or follor corpse to ths crave 6 cept the pearest kin-r jons, and under ne cirenm. stances shall @ corpse infected with small pox be taken to @ church or meeting-house, bat it shall be conveyed directly from ths house to the erav ‘When people are so pooras to be auabie the expense of coffin and burisi, sny undertaker ap Pointed to furnish c-ffias to the poor shall provi the coffin.and in every case shall take the same the house tn which the corpse lays. bat eh: not place suid corpse iu the cuifin, oF take say part in ayiug ont the dead, unless be bas bad the smal! pox, sud properly fumigated aud disimtectad his clowing. The laying ont of the body and the barial shall be done by the effcers appointed “or that pur pore by the Board of Health. The sma aniulance shall be kept at the small pox boepit: ‘The ambulance sball be accompanied by an fn- spector whenever needed for the removal of smuall- pox patients or otherwise. The inspector accompanying the ambulance, and the driver, are forbicden frem eutering siree: cars or any public conveyance. They shall also Keep a suit of clothirg to wear daring the service of removing small pox patients; said suit of clothing to be kept famigat-dend disin fected si all times, and under no circumstances shall they sid clothing when of ducy. The ins; a mew ulanee shell, uatil otherwise nm euit wints on daty, The ivepector detailed to attend to the removal of smail-pox patients shall fumigate and disinfect the Iwellit ge where. emall-pox cases occur. He shall sea that he clothi: g is properly disinfected, packed Up, carried safely tothe ambulance, and destroyed. He spall keepan account of ths clothes vr farnitare of persons which have been destroyed, the probable value of the same, and the names of the parties to whim they belong, and give a receipt for the same. Under no circumstances shall the ambulance bs allowed to tarry in the streets, except for such Tenet ne a8 Will bs required to Femove the ationt « we body. The sinbolance shall notbe taken to any place for repair; but if repair is neede: perron baving hal ths «mil pox shall be engaged tomeud it a! es res ular depostiory. In driving the ambulance to any pint, care shall be taken to avoid crowded straeta, schoo! houses, oF {requented places. ‘The driver shall, as far as prac- Ucable, keep out of crowded thoroughfares, an giail dvoid’ meeting “or "passing “any. procession, nneral, or large concoures of pec ple. The inepecter shail display the yellow flag from cxery dwelling containing small-pox, and if sald fing be taken away without @ the Health Cfcer n ust be immediately notified of the fact. ‘The inspector of each district shall be notified of the prosence end locality of stall pox cases in his district, and it shall Le bis duty to see that the auarantive regulations relating to houses having Small-pox within are properly enforced, and tint 10 pereon €xpoeed to the contagiva be allowed te go out of the dweiling cr come im contact with any other person. ‘The Inepecior shall in an urbane manuer inform tbe peopl of the quarautine regu ations ini posed by the Bosra of Health regurding small pox, but shall cause no unecessary hardehip. The inepector detailed to attend to the saall pox shall first are rain whether the case can be isolated th the dw clling so os not Co expose the other Sumatos 20 the dincass. ‘Whenever a patient in a tenement, lodging house, boarding-houer, or hotel ts so situated tuat he ca vot be isolated frm other inmates, he of she shall be removed and taken to the hospital: and if any person interferes with the execution of this order, fr the patient rofases to obey, the law shall be en: forced aeainst avch person cr persous. If it cone to the knowledge of auy inspector that cases of small pox are Kept in tenement houses, Iedgivg-houses, boarding heusse, or hotels, without the proper notice having been given to the Board of Heblth as required by law, the ic epector shall make immediate report to the Health Officer, stating toe nate of the person or oms causing or abetting tm the violaticn of tr In sil cases whore there is doubt whether & person is really aMicted with small-pox, a physician's inion chouid be secured before removing the pa it ‘tor shall see that the rules regarding te utersoent ‘of persons who die of small-pox be cemplird with. we fe ing rules and regulations are made and promulzuiea bp the Board of Health of the District of Columbia, in accordance with an act entitled *An act fr een Pl pgp et ied _ ol a, gent y tl islative As- pated stand ing ae approved by the Gover- ° : aor thereoly Jer Kis. G. COX, M D..Lb.D, President Board of Heatth, Attest: D. W. Buise MD. weeretary: Approved: H. D. Cooxe, Governor. qu GUNS! ocld- Im GaME BAGS SHOT POUCHES! ° GUNS! DIXON'S POWDER FLASKS AT UNPRECEDENTED LOW PRICES, ar Prince’s Bazaar, 1006 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ‘TABLE CUTLEBY 25 per cent. cheaper than the same can be purchased in New York, at PRINCE'S, ocl-Sm 1@ 6 Pennsylvania avenue. sure wae OY) ite Art and pabetaas tial Character Designed and sto a 25,000 Tv At ON ae BEAL Be erie BLT etret, an SOs. BUSINESS DIBEOTORY: bat | Containing Cards of First-class Establishments in all Branches of Business in the Distriet, RICULTUBAL WAkSmvusrs. 3 = zee $35 SD La, ove. OF. md A lick ate ALE DEPOTS. DB. ka Palmer & Gaur ARCHILECTS, Ap LP OLess, Sg .cor. mhend™ « HOR @ran.e,7i0 eet. 1235 Pa. ave. det 12th and isth ete, ‘TIOBNEYS-AT-LAW. Box INGERSOLL, 454, apposite City Hall, © UL. BARRETT, 31 Os wtrect, weer Oly an Joux D. CLawm, $89 ath M TRimeLE, Soliettor AG. Ba S18 Pe. HE. Wis me ‘north’ : 7 Sead w Boliding, bth sreet, H eh at E Mh wtreet, A oi ice, 428 7th. ii Bx=r<FonD, Heoe butiding, LS F street. UcTIONEERS. » Pa. ave., corner $d street enet, AWNINGS, FLAGS, &c, 5. HOGAN. Space. cs, 648 La S_ORKAPrT, 1766 Pa. + Corner 18th street. M. Lax, Nat 1 Pie & Broad, 200 E.On itel wt, BANDS. - ¥ Hilt BAND, TH Teh street, between @ and H BANKS AND BANKERS, ss & Co., Exeeutive avenue, corner 18th st. : Bank, cor. 8 - and Lith at 6 & Tavst Co..Pa.av..op.T Dt. M. 68 Ith at.. omy. Treasury Dep Bo a ORS & Paw BILLIARD SALOONS. SraToN Halt BiLLiAROSALOON.corner#th & LOCK! ate ms. S. 1M Fst. botween 19th and 13th ste. ¥ Faxon. Piecktng, 605 7th st., opp. Patent Office JH, Kremine, Blo, Bells € Lt'e Bots, 1333 Pasay BLACKSMITH SHOPS, F Bamcun Xa (Horse Baosi oe) ae ave a NeINGER, pam ling. ‘ater #t., Gin BLEACHERIES, A T. Wuitixe, Straw Bt & Bt. Bleacher, 9% Fa. ay BOARDIAG-HOUSES. Mus KLOINDENs?, 81] IB street northwest, BOOK BINDERS. Wx BH. NaLiey, southwest corner Sthand E sts, BOOKSTORES, ZELL-MASGERN @ © Senne We Batsanr 4 Baguast aie one D A, Brosnan ( bet. 9 10th. F A Fut & Co., 70s ith ‘ork ave. 8G Parsot h door from 1. LiaMs Books boaght and roid.) 809 7th «t yeaa. BOOT ABD SHOE STORES. | HooveR & Jackson 1909 Pay ..bet.lith and 1b ata, L. HeILERUN, 42 7th street. Intelligen DM. FURLONS. 216 Sd wt. Sale Was ington House, N’ Foxn, Boot Maker, 174 Pennsylvania avenue, A P. Guay, Slipper Blanufsctarer, 906 7th at. 6. BRASS WORKS. SoMMERVILEE & LErrcw, 96-28-90 18th street ; Fy co Ma’ . SHEPHERD & CO..910 Pa.av., W 8.0. Brien, Mouldings, bc.c18% et meaty: BUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE, ac. WieaTL&y & BONEER, (wholesale only). sth &D 0.0 SPICER, (choice roods,) B.W. corner shal a, CABINET SHOPS, Wy WALTER, 883 E street, near Ith, JG Wravse,(aleoU pholsteriug ),) 606 @et., bet 6a7, CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS, 8. CHAPMAN, 203 7th sireet i reat, 8. Cuarsas kreet and 1222 12th street, > & ding. »( houses exch’a fo CARRIAGE FACTORIES, ptaT H- GkawAm, 40-12-14 Sth st., bet. D and HALL, corner Penn. avenge and 18: “Sin, 100 6th at. south of Poun, ereres Er Joun B.D W.H.Gakoes & BRo.. 60 Pennaytvanie CHINA, GLASSWARE, @c. W. Bereiek & Buo., 923 Pa. ay. Metverott Bal} CIRCULATING LIBRARIES. W T Nixmo,3i7 Pa. avepue, bet, Sd and 4% ste, vv LlOTHING STORES, PALL ROBIN 2 Pa. ay., bet. 9th a1 \. #1 Pave unter Met tone bet ith&iab ate. building. ta.) Josers TK. PLawr. corner B and sh atreste 5,W, a EkBERT.(Dining Rooms) 17th st., op. P.O CONVEY ANCERS. A.G, Hate, 819 Pa. ave CORKS, SEALING WAX, ac. W BaarsoLomak, at wholesale, 1097 Tth street, CORSETS, SKIRTS, &c. i Underwear generally ) 408% Dx WM. MERuizt, 1113 F street M . northwest, Leg oe a Hagvey OLDEN, I ‘enbs. 8Y.,00rner lithet, _ DOLLAR STORES, Wattacn’s DoLLaz StogR, 461 Pa, av., det.aeaech RESSM AK ERS. Miss M_E.W ison J2W Pa.ev.(Out's taught by rele) DEUG STORES, €G:G' Eins ooraee Bew Nort avenes 3G. 0. Simms, fe ¥ 8 Galraea, corner th and Wets mortars * RB FRaerson, 18] Penna. Ospitol Hill, F X_ Dooley, 223 esst Fenna. eve., Capitol Hill, DRY Goopbs, Yatus & Wiswa lh, S10 7th street, near Le. Booan & WYLie,(Ons Price,) WI & 1090 Tth ste Més.ANNiRE. Patterson, oOr.Pa.ay. &6th st. cust cis Pt te gre 3. Rink. 817 9th W' B.Wurary, 49 Jefferson a vices Gone een, 01 8h st, sre wa "ATOR, - bins Lous O. Burr an, 67 isccrest nee wre EXPRESS OFFIC! ‘0S Pa. ar. Kxon's Expaess; Main Wash'n; 63 Bridge st, Gans? Waal'ete aleetane Binker,) 208 Pa. avence KNGRA VERS. a. eS oul Market rn & Hak vrne, oor. 7th st. Maryiand Fa Draxer “Feed. Grain 0 cor Mew nari oi peo c as DE ‘3 tt. iowa. Wi : cotienveena Wee ames, Joux a ee ‘Sve, and 10th st, FUBNISHER TLS Pa. av 'r to Timms& Deyn & Co.,( 8. 0. F Winslow, ow ~ LRES! 7 McK exney & Oo., 189 eer = 1 COR. PERrEERt ‘200.31 Pease, Gas 0! em WassINGTON Gas Sr. . 7. MO. Dalida tahat ComPat’, 4g 19th, pesr B W. Vavonan, for ehurches, a wx ‘oe, i Bonses, #o.. 71 D Gro @.Coanw Me 2p, Wares Homes, a7 Market Bear baotd: Pant & Som ay Cia kLes A. APPEL, corner Jacthe JiRDiNeTON, ITS ireva jno SEITZ & BRO., cor. we Pt BY, 90 thet sot bogrens P P. Lirr Oo. . thse, Jonn J. Peasovt, (also B.C. G31F7:TH, Ladies’ Hatr Dresser .isi4 Mas. 5.0. és ra Perec) ts 6th and L . ave., end & EDT & Oo. . Gece sore {Big Beaket. ii S.DDLERY GTRERKS Lbs Ja. & BRO. . Stel Tornana Gos heen a EB &. Boian = TRO RSS. LIME, CEMENT, ac. JOuN F. Kiko, 8 Mass. avenue bet Sh and Mth. JoeRre F GRONET, G6 Pa ave, Bet. a and Gch ate STABLES. | Keres &Co.. Willard ALLivon Natton. Jn Wastoneton Na Len, LOAN @rrr _ Gugdis Reasore 638 Lovie 8. Gourersin & C Hove! Stadice, téth & D tr S80 to LATS KE etree S28 K street, os. er ant IO +84C street, poar Teh. CLASSES. Wx. MclRan, corner idth street and cenal MACHINISTS. JonN MCULELLAND. Louintans +», et, L.A Walker, 1001 * NATIONAL MaRENT.4i4 L1UB tnome Paw MANTLES. LTON & Pea Reon, Sete, A K Snernxen @ Uo. ™ 2c. 0 Penn are Tock & Pe eRe, EM Louisiane avenue, MERCHANT TAILOES. Davin & Co...N.¥.)1118 Pa, av., bet.ion@imh ete MIBLINERY, @c. Jarble. &c cor sap x B. GiLLETT, €14 Sh st., opp. Prtent Otc 0. W. THORN, (wholesale onty fie Sth st. weer ay. BODEL U. Orrexnan BA. Lyon, 513 ch atreet, oppeeite Jos, Pacrien Bronding and @0d)y MUSIC STORES. Licas’s, 1148 7th street, par M street SOTARIES. AG. Baier, Sls Pa. ay., Law, Titer Converancing OPTICIANS. FRANKLIN 8.0. execs OYSTER SALOONS, ey & Het ey DYsTER Bay. G PAINTERS. Axmox, 510 9th at., 825 Louistace 1.463 Peon. ave. Det. on aud et ner H and sth etroeis 8. W, LS, GLANS, ao, Bryeat, Jr. 317 Tthet.,bet Pa ave. and Det TER MARTIN, 7 C st, dt ot Mow J. Hamre SYLVRSTER. 1312 Teh street, near #, PAPER HANGERS, Dove: as Mook’, 86h street, near Penn. avenue Gre, Wy an. doen etrect.berween Pend BOS ™ Utth ana Mh ete Or uer a street, Gro Lt RANCIS WILLNER, 1935 Pa. nv., bet. 19th i213 N.Y. avenne, near Ub st also. Picture reuse, 1053 7th st PATENT AGENTS. 7h OfBce PATENT MEDICINES, Oarnon s Lives Tonic, the aroat Dy teh at, by Wow Rem Cannon Bavufactorer and proprigior. Bach bowle bas « ody. For sale, Sis Fed label. G” Bey mone oraer. PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERIES. 0. JOHNSON, Pa. sv .,bi 88 ¥, also, Photo. stock B.J_PULiman, (copying & specialty.) 8-4 F ss, PIANOS, F.C.Re\CHRNHACH, 211th, Ab.Pa av apt Knabe'e \CTURE @ PURTEAIT FRames. Lame. 12% Pa. avons, pear 13th street wnt y. Jobbing s speckalty,) $11 Tcb atrect PLANING MILLS. W.8.C. BEDMAN, Ja)y street and canal, Borne, Wine MP & Co. cor, 134 st, and Canal, Daxikt SMivH Phowix Wilts, 10 Vio avenue Mancfactarer of Monti Brack -te Bai &e., and 4 PLASTERESS, Jour F KiNG. 6 Mase. ave. bet st Git & Larcey ex, piatn aad orpamen: PLUMBERS SND GAN FI A. B.SUAPEARD & Oo.,90 Peay .t Bamitton & Pranwon cor tt & Dat Gro. W_ GoonaLt, 8. W. corner Pa James F.Bries, 0 Ls prenne Henny Ko Ceert. 72 tb ALvRRT E. Bine Wat, 89,0 trent, b Jamas HAGAN, ISI Pa-ay ot} Wy. Rornwett, 1S Ps av. Sas. Basax.ials) Motall a Th ate ah ot TIERS. nh & loth rs bet 1th & ner gh and D ELL & Gince, GW-4652, F street, oar 7M PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS. SMITH .Portsd UNDER 3.8. cc E_B.YoUxGs. Western P REAL ESTATE AGEN 0 on rs, ArsrRor & DUULET, cor EB. Hatt, o Kinse & Leta, comm Hekrine & Jonne, 1435 F street, moar sth. mM. ReR, S13 7th wt, Wu A CLaoetr. #19 Marke SoLomon J. F. Ona nies TH Moons @ Paavis pp. P.O. Department, ©. Dep aascry Depnr:ment not'r,) COr. Pe. er. & $4 st. east. Kewweoy & Son, 15th street, hear mK. Par. BH. Weren & Co.. 98 Bat., Masovic Temple, RESTAURANTS. SCOTT sDLNING SALOON 4 meals $e. )$38 ba ay SASH, DOOBS AND BLINDS. PRRET COLEMAN, 2087th 61., Op. Center sarket Tickers & Suxewax. 5 Loulsians ave ‘MCHOOLS ABD = Wash! Neton Business Coll eR, oor, Tra : sews ie mac aed Late, ERELER & WILSON 5, Dteer & Son, gta. They are simple, sileut, perfect ee Srvora's, Lewis Baar, B.mbap T 9) S12 och at o as MARKON, (repairing @ specialty Elias Howe's Ixrroven, J Kerr,act. 65 Pa. ot Mactine Company, a 9 Waxn Stwine Ma street Family Favorite. @FBxamioc a. VLina Co. 18 Pe. av Lith #1 aE: A melts = Fa veleas speaen s . Bur Est | Sino, ladies SILVER PLATREs, EDWARD SroLPe, co Toh wtreet, Waltkrann, STAMPING DEPOTS, Mas. G A. Mavgen, 517 7th at STEAM pr. Patent Omee AND GAS FITTERS, ac. A. B.SHEPERED S V0. 010 Pe. ay..bet Sib & uthetp STORE FARDA, W.s.4£0 ACKER. int and EK ctreots §. WwW. STOVES SHEE?T-120: Warruk D. Wrvitn, ae 6: GM. Haywarp &40. 917 wxky W. Exner, 1012 P . BiceRY, 197th ons OB 819 Pa. ay, Lew. 2.0 Haey ay Gon vevene's, Notary Inlay DoF UBBA, Lucks & gre.. 7 Wo. 8, Howe, 1853 Penne aveuue anay CoP. P-O- “st oor. Pa. ev. and = EB. Bosra, (siso, tale uN A. Van Donen, as Pa, wWiBE Buvenpes, Sly 12th street, eo uty WOOD AND OAL, JTRPHENGON & BRO., 1204 Pa. ‘KDE R, corner Ist and ao, Satay of Pa. ave, TI ADL&R, (Wholesale only.) #4 Pa. av.,neBr She N EGROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE. Ihave now open tor pour iospection the hand somest ascortument of DOLLAR GOODS you ever have seen tog-ther, and it will cortaialy pay you to teke @ lock at them. The varivty te eo large that it would be « fotite eifort to cuamerate them. so I witloly cal! your attention toe fow ar- ticles lately received, snd which are remarkably cheap: Ladies’ Undergarments. gotten up in rach a s*vle end of such material (bat & will surprise you, they are oply 6) cach cry at BE Ladice Merino Veete. very superior. Ladice’ lrou Frame Britise Hoe, 3 pair tor $1. Reiectfancy wet pate trimmed bane Cate anc (Ries or ObeMeld Table Cutlery, #ix Forks and six HE Side' ods, Koife. Fork ang Siecl,for @), i ac rs a, Carooes in haat wales fremes, mast be to beappresinied..at | —— F on. alput ine variety of eyes, at and Hat Racks, Towel Backs, &c., at $2 rane serine,