Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1872, Page 4

a _EVENING STAR._| NDAY..... LOCAL NEWS. or— Joveph Psocto: in the sem of the “* Red Pocket Book.” — Comedy, burlesque, songs, jovember 11, L872- os, Concordia Hall—Conecert by the Marine Band. es Condensed Locals. — re was a brilliant auroral display last ‘oger C. Weightman is so ill, we regret nat bis friends have but little hope of very. sorry to have to chronicle the death of Mrs. Jane Laughlin, an old and much respec! lady of the First Ward, who died of pneumonia on the 9h instant Tn the ease of the United States y 65 and 68, (Capitol grounds extension,) the i court Saturday directed the pay- t Iue of lots 18 and ing the property of minors. e& Marsh, who was injured in the ut at the Relay House, is acon of Vt, and brother of Hon. late United States minister Squares of Judge Mar George P. Mars! customers in time every day. m yacht Eotuen, with a pleasure England, arrived at Alexandria on and stetday moved p the river and anchored off the navy yard. members of the party, ading Mr ress ema and wife, have taken apartments at the Arlington, and will fays in the national capital, er& Co., e Theater Comique, : pond to the appeal d tor the suierers by the great fire in 5 ‘or that purpose on next, when it is hopad a hand some sum will be realized for the poor people of that afilicted eity, driven from their homes by the conflagration. We learn that the detai couree of scientific lectcres this city are wo far arranged that they will begin on Tuesday, December Jd, and that the sale of tickets for the co Open on or about the 20th instant. yrdall opens in Philadelphia to-night. ‘The anxiety to bear him there has been very great. and the eale of seaton tickets the largest of Prof. Tyndall's 2. {the employes of the polica depar: ot received the proportion of their pay due by the county of Washington tor May, 71. The bills for this amount were passed by aditing commission and we understand the money can be ootained if the proper ofcer calls for it, but being a small amount it bar probably been overlooked. = . District Improvements. ACTION OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS. iy to a lady property holder on 2ist 1a rep street, between G and H streets, in relation to the fence around the parking in front of her premises, she was informed that fencesof the rn of those on K street have been adopted ps and will be erected ag soon as possible by the beard. Mr.dames F. Collins, contractor, was intormed hat 26th street be nlied muses as possible, e hi are to be 1 as . He was directed to sce that street, the street filled in, steps erected t Es avenue, was in- t be’ grante: > see that ast Oar street to Ma immediat21 furnished with the grade, and his wor hed to @ speedy completion. Mr. McCarty, ding on the northwest corner of L and 16h ets, was informed that his lot being below the grade, without drainage, and likely to b come a nisance by reason of the accumulation Of stagnant water, and that there being also a hole wnder bis house filled with water, he was re- quested fo drain his premises without delay by tapping the sewer on L street. Hon. Adolf Class was miormed that upon a complaint entered by the board of health relative to the buildings be- ing erected by Henry De Naisy on C street, be- tween 6th a! streets southeast, pursuant to a permit issued, that Lieut. M. A. Austin, of the police department, reports that though the timbers are not decayed enough to impair their strength or durability of the buildings, yet they gre not such as are desirable to have erected there. It is suggested, therefore, to Mr. Ot r<s to revoke the permit, and call the a ention of the builders to the regulations of the beard governing such cases. Mr. Nathaniel Wilson, in reply to a. request that the entire sidewalk, from the curb to the building line, on the west side of Ivth street, tween I and K streets northwest, be pared th brick, was informed that, as the board have no brick with which to do it, the same cannot be granted. Mr. F.C. Stevens was in- Jormed thai the board seldom have use for the tile pipe now being manufactured under the Pciletin patent, and that the durability cannot be established by the specimen sent by him, neither by the copy of the patent; yet when cceasion is presented. the board will give the pipe atrial. Gen. O. E. Babcock was informed That the tuspector repe ts that the ditches mad for 3a h bave been filled up. Chiet Fngineer Phillips was anthorized t repairs made to the sewer under Bridge stzeet, Georgetown market-Louse at a point where a man- hole is located on the rorth side, a3 it is im ruins. Mr. G. H Wilcox was intormed that the improvements on 5tn sircet, between G and M streets northwest, will be portponed antil next spring. Water Registrar -ubey was directed to have a hydrant erected at the northeast ‘corner of 16: and M streets northwest. ig MARYLAND Law IN THE luSTRICT OF Co- LuMBta—Important Case Decided.—The decision iven in Saturday's 5 a the case of Mary- and use of James Starkweather et al. vs. the Baltimore and Uhio railroad company, by the supTeme court of this District, is one of consid- erable importance. This suit was brought, under the provisions of the Maryland cole, to recover damages for the death of Mrs. Roxana Stark- Weather, who was killed at the Relay House in November, 1868, by being ran over by a traino’ cars belonging to defendant. Upon the trial of the caure, the counsel for the defendant cou- tended that the action could not be sustained in the courts of the District ot Columbia, bec suse there was no law in the District which author- ized such actions, and the law of Mary: not be enforced beyond the limits o But the court overrnied the objection, and the ry rendered a verdict in favor of the plaintia dollars. Tne dete court in general term nS of defendant's counsel, The jad; £ th a Tee rUNeRat of the | took place yest residen 13 L street, and was attended Nery large concourse of his friends. Kev. J. Smith, of the Fourth Presbyterian Chureh, and Kev. J. N. Coombs, of the Western Presbyterian i the services at the house, at ows’ Cheir sang “He has be vailey,” and the remains, ina coffin, were borne te the hearse by ; Noberts. Davis aud Nixon of the and J. M. Wilson of the Masons. ette Chapter and Lafsyette Lod . headed by Dench’s band and W: ton Lodge. Columbian Encampment Grand Lodge ot Odd Fellows’, headed by the Marine baw, followed the remains to Glenwood cemetery, where after the solemn services of the two orders the body was interred. funeral of the Iste policeman Thomas ¢, who died suddenly on Saturday morning rost disease, took place yesterday from M. F. Rice —_—_ Baxcaixs yor HOUsEKgareRs AND THRE Pustic Guyrgratty.—Mr. M. H. Prince is ‘about ‘o close out his immense stock of cutl: 2d household and g0ds at No. Peonsylvania at ye 2 that he may bulid im the and larger store for his who pretend to sell at cost and don’t do an such thing. Any one whe ealis at Prince’s will soon that bargains are around, and that they are @etting the goods at manafacturers’ prices. Taavet Kesvmmp.— Messrs. Wolford & Shil- ‘Derg take pleasure in z inf the public that the cars are again in on 7th street from the Avenue an between D and E. call ‘Bee the ntyeett the advertisements in another . | bolders are e The Sick Horses Convaléscent. WORST OF THE DISEASE OVER IN THIS CITY, Oar streets and avenues are once more be- ginving to assume their usual busy aspect. About half the street cars are agai eons owning horses cenvale: rootic are us pat they run no risk in wo dc | there are many who claim that horses | slightly affected, are ben>fited by exercise w | promctes a free diseharze of mucons while i opens the pores by means of perspiration. The misjority of hersea, Lowever, are still kept siabied and blanketed, their owners preferring to sacrifice a few dollars now rather than run the risk of losing valuable animais. Twelve or | thirteen horses died yesterday. Among these were three belonging to the Washington and | Georgetown railroad company. One of them ‘Was @ young horse, while the other two were Metropol an road, it running a few ears to-day 1 | With two horses to each. The Columbia rail- | Foad company wii! not probably pat on any cars the weather is fair. DEATHS SINCE LAST NIGHT. Up to 1.80 this afternoon, the following deaths were reported at police headquarters as occur- ring since last nigut:—One in alley between Ist and 2d androuth A and East Capitol streets; one in lot between Ist and 2d streets and Mary- land avenue and north A street; oneon N street, between 4th ard 5th northwest; one tn lot on Ist street, between D and E norcheast; one in Drommond’s alley, between 9th and 1th and E and F streets northwest; one on N street. twcen Half ard Ist streets southeast; one at No. 7 V ja avenue southwest; one at A'exaniler a avenue, between and one corner © and Ist sires 'y between 3d 4th a hwest; one corner 4 and I me in ‘alley between 21 and reets southwest; one coruer oth and Water streets southwest; one at G mon’s stables, corner Market and Bridge streets, Georgetown; one at B. Cronan’s,on M street, tween 19th and 20th northwest; one in Union- ust beyond the bridge; one corner Ist and ~ nor-hwest; one in alley between 1) and streets northwest; one mule on weod road; oxe mulgon Burr’s road, in the county; one horse corner Cth and P streets northwest, Gne on 15th sireet, between A and B northeast. ——-. Punic Linkary oy Kentucky Gret F: TERrEIeR. ‘The attention of our readers is es- cially directed to the following “Card” of ho. E. Bramlette, ex-governor of Kentucky. It will be seen that he desires the holders of tickets in the Second Grand Gift Concert, scat- tered as they are all over the land, should a) point representatives, or delegates to assemble in Louisville, Kentacky, on the 20th instant, whose duty, when assembled, will be to appoint & committee of their own number, to co-operate with the committee be mpi y by the trustees, and see that every ticket sold is represented by a numbered tag, and that every such tag goes into the wheel. Gov. Bramlette is determined that ticket holder shall be thoroughly protected, and every- thing pertaining to the drawing shall be fairly, squarely and satisfactorily conducted. A CARD. The ticket-holders in Second Grand Git Cencert, to be held on the 7th day of December next, in aid of the Public Library of Kentucky, | are urgently requested to select some of thelr | number to act as their representatives, who will meet in Louisville, Kentucky, on the 20th inst., in the library, and select a committee of five of their number to act in conjunction with the committse appointed by the Trustees, to see that all the tags representing the tickets eold are placed in the wheel before the drawing, and after the drawing to see the tags counted which remain in the wheel. ‘The manager, the trustees, and the ticket- My interested’ in having every- thing correctly and honestly done, and it is hoped that ticket-holders will not fail to attend promptly to this request. Tao. Agent Public L seevrdlenenads . BRAMLETTR, rary, Kentucky. To OvR Patrons axp Taz Prrir have received the fullowing dispatch Home Insurance Company, of New é “Home's Boston loss will not exceed one million; with present assessments no stronger company on the continent. A. F. WittMartn, Vice President.” The Home's assessments amount to nearly five million dollars. ‘The Insurance Company of North America, Philadelphia, telegraphs as follows: “Com- pany’s surplus not half taken, go ahead. CHARLES PLatr, Vice President.” ‘The North America is the oldest company in America, incorporated 1794, and has paid over 26,000,000 dollars for losses since its organization. The Phenix of Hartford, the Phenix of Brool.- lyn, and Firemen’s of New York, for which we are agents, so faras we can learn, are aband- antly able to pay their losses out of their large surplus without impairing their capital. A.8. Pratt & cor. 9th and D sts, wb Saad si Noseek Tse Tomas ConceRrts.—To-morrow the sale of tickets for the orchestral concerts of Theodore Thomas will commence at Metzerott & Co.'s, and each concert will afford our lovers of overtures and symphonies @ greattreat. On Frida ming will be presented the overture to “the Water Carrer,” by Cherubini, from Beethoven's pastoral symphony, “Scene by the brook ;” selections trom Wagner's ‘ Flyiog Jurchman,” Weber’s *‘Oberon” overture; con- violin—op. ¢1—Mendelssohn; and four Shuman’s songs by the new tenor, Mr. Os- ,ood. On Monday evening the seventh «ym phony of Beethoven will be performed, and this ‘p itself will be a treat. We find also on Friday's trogramme the fascinating amaryllis composed by King Lonis XIII. Altogether these concerts will be choice in the extreme. —_——_ Tre THeaters.—' preparations have been made at the National Theater for the duetion of the sensational drama of “The Pocket Book” this week, particalarly the ship scene, which is said to be one of the most start- ling stage effects ever gotten up. Mr. Proc*r. who has the leading role, will be ably supported by Mrs, Saville anda new and excellent com- pany. The Theater Comique starts out with such a budget of novelties this week, operatic and otherwise, that we have not space to enumer- 'e them all, but refer readers of Taz Srax to the advertisement. The Sappho opera combi- nation alone should fil the house, to say nothing of the other attractions. —— STILL TrytNo To Escarz tre Dean Pex. ALTY—The Case of Barney Woods.—An applica. tion for the commutation of the sentence of death, upon Barney Woods for the mur- der of Samuel M. Cheeseman in August last, to imprisonment in 36 peewee jor life, has been made to the ident Ts. Wood, the wife of the condemned, and Mr. A. G. Riddle, his counsel, and the papers have been referred to Judge Fisher's office for report on the case. This morning a petition for commutation of sentence was signed by six of the jurors who wied the case. ge Tue Epwarps-Humpiap Homicrpg—The argument of the motion fora rehearing in the supreme court, D. C., in the case of Hezekiah Edwards, convicted of mansianghter in the eriminal court, did not take place on Saturday last, but will be heard next Saturday. ‘To-day Edwards was sentenced by Judge Humphrevs, in the Criminal Court, to two years in the Albany penitenti: eee Sauvet J. Price, recently arrested in Al_ exandria on the charge of falsely representing himself to be the son of Gen. Sterling Price, several years ago, and wrongfully obtaining acheck, was released to-day by the 8 e in Alexandria, witnesses failing to identify him. wr.C. P. Culver, of this city, was his counsel. 7a To Be Trrep ror His Livg.—To-morrow in the, Criminal Court, Judge Humphreys, Charles H. O’Brien (ex-policeman) indicted ‘for the murder of Samuel A. Cunningham, at Green Spring in Georgetown a few months since, will be called. Messrs. A. G. Riddle and A. B. Williams appear for the accused. DEcrER oF Drvonc”.—To-day, Judge Wylie in the Equity court, made a decree divorcing Jane E. Nicholson from the bonds of matri- mony with William T. Nicholson. The parties were married in Georgetown September, 1861, and she charges adultery by him. i ——— Suppex DsatTu.—Dennis Carter, colored man, residing in Cross’ shanties,on M street, bes tween dth and 6th, 8. E., died very suddenly at noon, yesterday, an coroner was si z moned ands investigating the case to-day. eee THE coeTe Geo. W. Cochran and Jas. 8." Edwards qustined as executors mc the late ‘mon Bares bend G15,008, The will 8f Charity Le- bes eatnog Me fae ie his con, L. F. Clem- ene to for children, are Vivanie avenne, = = ‘ausiye OODALL’S PLAYING CagDs. G ats, Vinattias: GeM. Jacksox, TEs ont Vi i Rovl-l0t New Srries. Soup Evenvwuens, falas nA cee, t | on. CEE AP CRERER BPO. GEORGETOWN. Tae Iurrovenent oF Higa StaeEt.—Since the prevalence of the spizootic the work on High sireet has been mainly suspended. we notice the use of oxen drawing up the bloc! pavement, which will be laid Vanderburg, who has the end of the street, is push! < it to completion THE MARrkert- s been raised 19 nail up to noon been perfactiy Kix Anoraer Water bck yesioriday uing from Bridg 'y street, and it was oon acertain eak from some of the water rains. ged in remoy street, opposite cS residet N | wern-out animals, P mt Thompson, of the Seas gua ned ee but will not reach the leak | to-morrow morning. As the break is the car track the cars are stop 4 will be until the repairs are made and the earh replaced. AurivED—Steamer John S. le, from Phila- delphia, with a full cargo of general merchan- dise; steamer E. C. Knight, from New York, with’ a full cargo of general merchandise; schr. A. H. Hurlbart, with lumber and blocks for the wooden pavement in High street. steamer John S. Ide, for Philadelphia, with 546 until the end of the week, aud not then unless | J at the bridge, Nortolk, with : Guarn Trap " were 910 bushels prime red wheat at <1 ¢, aud 1,017 busheis 1 bushels do. at © ALEXANDKIA Ow THE RAMPAGz.—Last evening the steamer Zadie brought up teuroxen consigned to 3 Washington & Herbert. the boat, one jumped overboard and struck o1 for its native + started after it and by frstening a line aroun his horus towed bim to the wharf near t is, where he was brought on torr firma with ease but by some means he slip his cable and got away driven to the cattle pen, overboard was still at large at 11 o'clock this hough near a dozen men are trying In taking them Phree of them were atthe one that jumped vicrpg.—Cororer Thomas Brown held an inquest over the body of Wm. Fa ing. The jury returned a ver deceased came to his death from a wound in the forhead cansed by a builet fired from a pistol in bis own hands. THE Case oF SAMUEL J. Price, for forg>ry, ‘asto bave been tried before Justice Beach at 3 o’clock to-day, has been postponed until Monday morning,on account of Ofiicer Burnett being out of town. THE HORSE DISEASE is still prevailing in this city. Very few horses have escaped. Nearly all the stables are clo.ed,and not over a dozen casts are in use on the wharf. Dr. Lowenshine, the Rabbi at the Jewish Synagogue in this city. has resigned his position. Dr.J_ Swake, of Philadelphia, has been appointed in his place. AT THE REVIVAL which is going on at the Methodist Protestant church there were eleven mourners at the a'tar last night, but no couver- A Bia Hoo.—A bnteher had a bog in market which weighed ponnds and three ounces, when dressed. by a colored man near th drove cf steers were ‘on on the 8 a. m. boat to-d at city during the i Virginia Sentinel, O1TY ITEMS. SUFFER with ac: idmanun & Steinberg, five hundred WILL ALWAY. what to eat and how to Haltord Leicestershire ‘V's UNtoN BEAVER overcoats for $10 and $12 Whitney, Petersham and domestic melton over- & Cox, i Tth street. ——- ct Tue GRanv Girr PhoToGaarm enterpris No. S17 7th street, corner D, presents new a tractions to-day in an enlargement of hess and an increase in the iamber of tl ‘The success of this business establishes the tact “that honesty, like blood, will tell,” Give the euterprise a call. soe es IMPORTANT To Ownuns oF HoRsEs.—Bromo- Chioralum has been used for the prevention and cure of the present horse epidemic in all the large places in Canada, where it first made its appearance, in Buffalo, Rochester, city, Philadelpbia, Baltimore, and other cities No horse hes ever con- tracted this disease when Bromo-chloralum haz disinfectant in the stables—and horses have been universally rele bas been used 98 a wash tor the m/ trils—or injected into the same. with positive success. fall for cireu- lars. For sale wholesale and retail by Kidwell 4 & Son and retail by ail druggists. ——_ TWENTY PER CENT. SAVED Db: own and your children’s hats an ter & Co., 424 9th st. Sa E, L SAviNas BANK, corner of New York avenue and 15th street, pays 6 por ct. ver annum on deposits for each calen‘lar month. ing hours, 9to4. Saturdays, 9to 4andé Wittcox & Girne’ celebrated Bazaar Pat Beum’s hoopskirt and co Intelligencer Building. Lapirs AND GENTLEMEN: If wearing apparel cleaned in a fi cent them to A. Fisher, No. 618 9th street, oppo- site Patent Office. The Professor will give you faction without fail. NG MacuINe. The terns. Agency at Chas. rset factory, ith street, fou wish your class maniner, Kid Gloves clea’ 9,21 ee RELIEP FOR THE Fuxt—Fee, @1 per Visit.— Corns extracted without pain; Bunions, Bad relieved and cured, at Dr. 15th street, epponite U.8. (OMETERS and i to order by Hampler, near tc treet Georgetown Advertisements. Y¥ THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetown, ary ON BRIDGE ‘ NESDAY, Novewber 20th, at 4 o'clock p. us 5 1 wi ses, partot north side of Brid sts., by a depth o VERY VALUABLE PRUPE! SFRERT, AT AU m= ill sell, ia fi f ill sell, io front of tho premi- No. 12, fronting 24 feet est, between Cor 133 feet to a wide ovements consist of a Isrge three-story Brick containing W rooms and location is one of the best in town, and E. W. Carter, csq . as 8 dry are opportanity for in- te One-third cash; balance in 6, 12, and 18 months, with interest, secured by a dee THOS. NOWLANG, A Nos. 76 and 78 Brid, 0 use, containing si ome, One-half cash; balancy With interest, secured by @ deed of trast op the property. Conveyancing at the coat of the pare THOMAS DOWLIN« Y. rosewoud, containing all i gems ae Disigaiioe wal ee npanion other BASKETS, trom 25e upward. zemen iu solid wainut and giit, at 650., ish and Domestic POC: Hair BRUSHES and © i t prblications of BOUKS and MUSIO. anced. at 1G-ON'S, 128 Bridge st. AT POPULAR PRIOES.—Satiens, Eo press Cloths and Poplins inthe new cloth low-priced Dress Goods in all ‘Blece Specie tin jac k and Colored Velvetecua: ® CK ET CUTLEBY, G colors; medium and inf. pee Ks I ae euprl) ai ey of ee w* H. WHEATLEYS end Scouring Ormnce, 49 Jarribee Established 1231 of the ped hand I. to thebusiness sel2 tf 84 p.m. Post Office PERSONAL. {Ruz AND REGULATIONS a | Mite Sine yi fe Shae Renae: Circle. re tovée-3w' Li DB. DABBY CAN BE CON 2 Oldies RENTS GA Ex QORSULTED OON- Peanaylvapie avenue. Honorable and scien tre'ment guarant 5 Separate rooms Indies. pp» eos, CONSULTING PHYSICIAN, The oldest established Specialist in the city. ELEVENTH STREET, ABOVE F. Hours: 11 to 4, and 7 te 9, dally, B7-Bpeciaity—Femal» Complaints and Cataneom Diseazes, Svat ocl6-Im' MADAME FLORENCE, the 'Ceaoraied Clair- AVE voyant, is unequailed in telly the Past, Pres- riage being Sod soparagh. cone PG what aces; bringing the sepa: i Out the sure way to euccess iu iffe. Iu maviors of busi he gives uni- " consulting her. Satisfaction givex or no pay. be conauit- ed st her parlo ne teen Ha iy13 4° LADIES’ GOODS. I 1PORTANT 10 LADIES. I desire to inform the ladies that by a new process Iam pow able to set all combings of hair. the same as if they had been cut off the bead, thas ng the tangling of the hairas formerly. A ving COMBINGS to be mate up in the ill please give me acall and sat 4. PHILIPPI, 719 Manxer Space, Letween 7th snd Sth street ) THE BOUPIER AND. yioronrs 20 H KiD GLOVES, At Willian’s. ‘The handsomest Cloaks, Dressos, and Wrappers, at Willian Best Cloak Vel Fur Trimmings 7 The finest Black Dvoss Silk at Willian Bonet Silks and Velvets in all snace: of all kinds d Guipure Lace Capes Beautifal assortment of Parisian ja Morocco Belts, with Chains, at Willian Parisian Bonrets and Hats at Willian Imported Felt Hats, in all shades, at W Sealekin Turbaus apd Seetch Caps at Willian Bibbons, Flowers, and Passementc-ie, at Wil- isn’ De ‘h Tips and fancy Feat: ers st Willian’s. See were ere Sarat UR Dresses and Cloaks made to order at Willian’s. 7 Une price only at WILLIAN’S, 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. oe?3-1m 7 Cite Trevise, Paris. E_ESTBEN, M saaapece 615 THIRTEENTH STREET, LADIES’ FASHIONABLE HAIR DRESSER A Hair Manufacturer. Paris and New Pereiege Homan ne Hears, Te Ohi te 7 8. e stoc! from mee * AL nd peep aes for yourself. oclé-3m GQ mien x, a. meconnrce, (AM 506 NINTH STREET N.W., Will open MONDAY, Octeber ith, a large aud elegant assortment of IMPORTED AND PATTERN ocl0-tr BONNETS AND ROUND HATS. a9 JUST OPENING & A LABGE ASSORTMENT OF HATS, FLOWERS, FEATHERS and VELVETS, “(OF ALL COLORS, At Low Prices, at 8. HELLER’s, se 25-tr No,719 Market Spaca, ee DRY GOODS. PAETICULAE ATTENTION 18 CALLED To ovR COMPLETE STOCK OF BLACK SILKS, Especially, three rich makes at . $1.75 PER YARD. Store stocked to its utmost capacity with cho’ e DRY GOODS to suit ail classes. ®7 Une Price Only. BOGAN & WYLIE, Rov8-tf 1018 and 1020 7th street northy PS NCIPAL ATTRACTION NOW IN THE CiTy Is WOLFORD @ SHILBERG’S, NEW AND ELEGANT DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT, South Seventh Street, wherein fs to be found the best assorted and most choice stock ot DBY GOODS in the District, com- rising all the Latest Styles in FOREIGN AND fomEsTICc DRESS GOODS, namely: Pie Golored ond Black Sik an a Sore ace umate pace: Plain and Corded single width Alpacas, A GREAT FPECIALTY LN BLACK ALPAUAS A full line of Black Goods of all classes, such as Bembazine, French Merino, Biarritz, ‘Tam so, Crape De Par‘ Black and col’d Velvetcens; Flannels in all shades; Waterproofs of all colors; Cassimeres, from the cheapest to the best grades; Corduroy, Pinshes, &c.,&c. A large assortment of Ottoman and Broche thawls; Biankets, Quilts and Comforters; Tabie Linens, Napkins and Towels; Shirtings, Cottons and choice Prints. Inconnection with the above-named Goods are also kept a large variety of SOTIONS, BIBBONS, TRIMMINGS, and other articles too numerous to mention. his H it) am; com) the uigst scononiical purchaser, fom farens aces. @7 BEMEMBER The Arcade, No. 427 SEVENTA STREET SOUTH, irebapgiclare pal . B —Five cents will convey ® person, pari of the city direct to the door this etabtlty ment, c 1872 raxrn 1872 THE LABGEST ASSORTMENT THE LARGEST ASSOBTMENT THE LABGEST ASSOBTMENT FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, FALL AND WiNTER CLOTHING, MEN'S, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS’, MEN’S, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS’. MEN’S, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS’, EVEB OFFERED BEFORE, EVER OFFERED BEFORE. EVER OFFERED BEFORE. Large a careful inspection of my goods before pur- chasing elsewhere, assuring the public that I never before have had such s variety of Gar- ‘ments to please all tastes and desires, to ‘Sccommodate all purses, or to give such entire satisfaction, A visit to my establishment will fully repay all who may appropriate the time and trouble of com- ing, whether they purchase or only wish to view my immense stock and how I sell them, EEE ORGANIZED AUG UST 26, 1870, CASH CA PITAL............... 100,000 SEGARD TO SMALI-P + rt ‘The essential nature of emalernw © ay fives iteel!, at it favorable conditions it is Js from person to person, &: | Containing Cards of First-class Establishments in all Branches of Business in the District. AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSES. Jony A. Baxen, 938 55-33 Le. ALE D! uot cay te — pan ony me Seek, vent the propagation of the spec ‘ the following santznry Fogulations have Deen sco oted by the ca Health approved by the Gov- erpor of the District of Columbia. arents and cuardians eball und 7 = to — imated an eg one " ro years, Teraccinated w! ere! Board of fieaith shall: afer ive sears fret the last ¥aceination, reyaire i The Board of Health hereby or the vaccination of all the tnhabitan: he District of rey mye Sud whenever in their opinion the ih demands it, Tevaccination of all Persons who do not furuish satisiactory evidence that they Bave beev svocessfaliy vecoinated or re- vaccinated within five years. The Board of Heatth wilt farnteh the means of TBeCtnation,to such, persons ag are anabio to pay ! tl “ause their children and requires hate the poor gratuit ReBCH requires it, ph < cxuptoyed to go Tou house to howse for the purpose of raccina: all people who need vaccina! tou. A Principals of incorporate] manufacturing comps- nice, superintendents of almehonse m1 dustrial schools, lunatic nospi charities where : masters of honse Prisons, and direc: * or nided rs or offi by the Dis shall, at the expense of their respective corp: tions or institaticns, cauee all inmates there. Yaoulnat aiely pont to, unica hee sufficient evidence vious: enc within five fect of Columb pre ing eminently contagions and infec- forme MPrrative necessity n of its propagation, Wis mail pox occurs in a dwelling it shall be ¥ to he nine f the occupancy of the person Pe X—the highest room in the And whenever in = tenart howse apd Ix'ging house, boarding-house or hotel, che 1 by the small pox cannot be is: Abisfac tion of the heal fr, said person shall be re- moved to the small pox hospital for the purpore by the Board Whenever : ox breaks dwelling or place ning flag (made < anne!) shall be hed to and exposed fi promises cecupied by said case, ss a T-by cf the presence of smnit-pex in that And if the yellow flag be not immediately tainable, a placard.an which -s wri and legible lettere, “* Small pox here. fastened Dy om an exposed part of the infected ho or dwelling It shall be the duiy of those in whose dwell small pox occurs to faigate the and Toom of the patient, with sulphur, three tine: a day; to cleanse and disinfect every part of the dwel ling by the fr e se of chlorinated sola, carbolic acid. bromo chlorainm, or auch other disinfectant 88 the Board of Health may direct. A cloth of the size of a solution of chicrinat chioralum, shall be bung in'the patie Sk constantly saturated with the # "The room of the pationt sball be kei ventilated, a aa, disinfect ‘tendance upon the sick shall not come in con. tact with other inmate: been previously pr sick-roct m. It sball bethe duty of eaid attendants to see that no clothing is conveyed from the sick rcom that has not been previously disinfected and fumigated. And, moreover, all clutuing in said room, or worn by the tient while affected by small-pox, shall be kept istinct and separate, and shall be given out to be ‘no have had the email pox, the fact to be stated in very instance that they are from a smail-pox patient, and must therelure be washed only to forse Kept and washed sepparately. bh the existence of small-pox are ed to give im: tediate notice to the Board of y cane coming tot e. But it ts especially en- Proprictors of tenement £, boarding-houses, and bo- es, Kk tels to hobfy the Bear smali-pex in their respective abodes, under penalty of fine and impri# ranent, aud this law against all ili be y onterced. of zen to immediately the death of any ps he may ave in pd the officers of the Board of hat duty, shal! take charges of, body of the person who has thas 4 interment of persons dying from smi take plac : bury th ¥ e vies ma tody shali be placed in a hermetically-sealed metal re ccffn, and said obs rpse to the grave ex and und h or mesting- ome eyed directly from the hou to the grave. Len peopl are so pooras to be unable to incur the expense of coffin and burial, any undertaker ap potntes to furnish c.ffins to the poor shall provice ‘offin,and in every case shall teke the same to in which the corpse Inys. bat shall not id corpse in the coffin, or take aug part in lace ayiog out the dead, unless ho tas bad the smell Pox, aid proper! clothing. Thelay’ shall be done by the efficera appointed for that par- pose by the Board of Health. The smail-pox ambulance shall be kept at the smail pox hospital The ambulance shall be accompanied by an in- spector whenever needed for ihe removal of small- pax patients or otherwise. The inepector accompanying the ambulance, and the driver, are forbicden frem entering street oars or any pnblic conveyance. They shall also keep a suit of clothing to wear during the service of removing sma'l pox pstients; ssid suit of clothing to be kept fami vated and isin: fected at all times, and under no circumstances shall they wear the said clothing when off duty. The inspectur attending to emall pox patients and thedriverof the ambulance shall, until otherwise ordered wear @ linen suit while of, daty. he inspector detailed (0 atrend to the removal of smsll-pox patients ehall fumigate and disinfect the dwellings where small-pox cases occur. He shall see that /he clothing is properly disinfected, packed up, carried safely to the ambulance, and destroyed. Heaball ke pan account of the clothes or ferni¢are DOr persons Which have been destroyed, the probable value of the same, and the names of the —— to whom they belong, and give a receipt for the sare. ‘Under no circumstances shall the ambulance be allowed to tarry in the streets, except for such lenath of time as will be required to remove the patient or the body. ‘The ambulance shal! not be taken to any place for rerall at if repair is needed, s person having had pe mi pn Pa shall be engaged to mend it at ts reg- osttory. “In driving the ambulance to any Polat, care shall be fs al id mesting or passing any procession, funeral, er large concourse of people, ‘The inspector shall display the yellow flag from every dwelling containing small-pox, and if said he taken away without suthority, the Health ust be immediately notiti fi Officer. ied of the fact. ‘The insgector of eac! diaerict shall be notified of localit district, and it shall te hie duty see that the quarantine CN gene relating to houses having within are properly enforced, and that ‘DO person €xpored to the contagion be allowed te go ont of the dwelling or come im contact with auy ‘The tuspecior shall {n an urbane manner inform rd of Health regarding small-pox, b “the inspector detailed to attend to the small-pox firat are: riain whether the cage can be shall ipo in the dwelling so as not to expose the other inmates to the disease. inmates, he or she be removed and taken to the hospital; and if any person interferes with the execution of this order, it refuses the to obey,the law shall be en- forced against such person cr ‘persons. If it come to the knowledge of any Lome ge that jodaing-bouses, the proj tice having been given to the Board of ‘ealth as required Dina, the Tyapector shall make ¢ Heal icer, causing or abetting Eseaaisn report to t ame of the person OF persons in, the violatien of this lew. ‘all cases where there is doubt whether @ ts really afBi 9 ‘should be secured before ‘Ths inspector shall sce that the rules resarding 7! the interment of persons who die of small-pox cemplicd lied with. roles and regulati. made and ‘The tinted B7 lex oa fof Heath of ths net ia, eccordance wi! an entit Sapacitert sg prevention ot diseases fn the: Dis- jombia,” 4 Legis! ive As- St oe Crintl Dincriot, and appeaved Ce tke Gover promulgated by the Board yoreot, June 19, 1672, nor thereof, IGF Bis. 0. OOX, M. DEED. st: D. W. Buiss, M. D., Secretary. — Bie Ooox joVernor. 0c19- 1m GUNS! DIXON’S POWDER FLASES AT UNPRECEDENTED LOW PRICES, at : Prince’s Bazaar, 1006 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. TABLE CUTLEBY 25 per cent. cheaper than he same can be purchased in New York, at EPOTS. D E. Lanpxn« & Co., Alben: Ale. 19 La. avewse, PaLaen & Grxew, Massey's ITECTS, Lil's sie, Ge urget’s. » Treasury OS ce De. cor thaD «. treet. eT H,N. Baxtow 1235 Pa. ave., bet. oth and 1sth ete, ATTOBNEYS-AT-LAW. ,. opposite City Hall. 5, May ding: Penneytvania ave. north 8 TD street. ween id bh street. Bodies th et Internat? Law & Col. of D. Hooe building, 1833 F street, RERS. tion having takes place 2 Co..3. W cor, Pa ay. and Sth st. a aoe San oe Ms, 1001, cor, 16th and D streets, Pa. ave. corner M4 Street amt AWNINGS, FLA Joun 0. Rogan, 713 a Geeen & Wittta Pace. bet, 6th and Tth sts, OFELAND, O43 La. A ERIES, ©., Commer Ith street Bann, Til 7th street. between @ and H BANKS AND BANK ERS, + & Co, Exeoutiv: TIONAL SaviNos Bank, EDMEN's Savine & TRust Oo.,P, = & PARVIN, 8 Ith = Seaton Hatt BILLIARD SaLooN, rween 12th and 13th ste +279. _Patent Office Rods, 1433 Pa.sy y SERNEIDER, 19 F ot - FISCHER, LING, Elec, Boils BLACKSMITH SHOPS. BakscHLtnd (Horse Shoei M_KINSINGER, BBiparatthe, ba 56 W. CHERRIES. BL! A T. Wiring, Straw Ht & Bt. Bleacher, 904 Pa. ay BOARDING-M Mus. KLOINDENsT, 81) & stroet northwest, ERS, tm large shall be , Ro) 6a M4 ave at thoronghly no other persoa thau s nurse who had thesmall-pox, or a member of the family, 11 be allowed to enter the same, Persons being persons, unless they have Runigated and disinfected. end changed the clothiug worn by them while in che inayivania avenue WE Teh at ow, SoMMERVILLE & Lerrcu, S16-18-30 18th street, BUILDING MATERIALS, AB. Suernenn dé Co., 5.0. REDMAX, Moul iaus or other citizens having knowledge of 5 TLEY &@ BORRER, (wholesste onty).¢ sth PICER, (choice goods.) 8.W. Cotusr ha Rs CABINET SHOPS. of « of Health of the presence of 6 Gat. beter, NTEBS AND BUILDERS, N, 305 Tth street a LErr, 618 K etre ARING, 7 Mo. av »( honses exch d for grot TARRIAGE FACTORIES, PERT BH. GRAM, 4610-12-34 Sth st, bet. Dand & BR. BALL, corner Penn. svenue and bas B, DeNNis, 109 6th st., south of 8. Ganoes & Buo.. 60) Pennueyivents CHINA, GLASSW, ac. J. W. Botkin & Bro CIRCULATING LI W T Nixmo, 317 Pa. avenue, bet, Sd and 4 ste, STORES, #507 Petr os ARE, $23 Pa.ev., Motzerott Ball RIES. be destred, the person will be allowed to be present at det.9th 10th ate, rson will be alk edt present a! under Met Hove ‘bet 1ithalzth sis, b A Sreavs,l0ii Penn, ave. (See ©OACH FINDINGS, = Senter Market 2) ‘OF BEEDS, Josrrn T.K. Piant.corner B and Sth strects §.W, ise, but it shall be RBERT,( Dining Booms,) 617th st.,op. P.O CONVEYANCERS. fumigated aud disinfected his | A. G, Haley, 819 Pa. w oe) ig out of the body aud the burial at wholesale, 1027 7th street, CORSETS, SKIRTS, &c. Dovelass’( Ladies’ Underwear generally) 408 9th s , D x Lt 1113 F street northwest. Wm. MERRILL, . AEVEY LOLDEN, DDS. ®Y., Corner 11! be Ww nee Do 8 @ Pa, ; = ALLACH's DOLLAR STORR, Sv., Det.6&6eb WiLtonJa Pay ‘ .WILson, (Out's taught by rule) RUG STORES. P. HickLiNe, S01 Pe ¥ 8. Ga' THER, corner Sth and H sis. no RB. Fexovson, 18] Penna, o F X_Doorey,233 . avenne, York avenue and iat thw: east Fenns. ave., Ospitol Dear . Fen! Siuls & logo Fth ern te Cor.Pa.ey. &6th st cont |" Medical : Maseum, 24 le Yates & WWaLy, So 7th street, .ANNIEE. PatTRRsOR, pp mou. KIMMEL, Winariy, @ Seberson EMPLOYMEST ane TaYLOR. Sl Sth st., cise ©. BUTLER, 207 Lith surest neet weet PRESS OFFI th strest, near &, ) 808 Pa. avenne ‘Sth street. atte . te street N.W., ed 7th st. i . DRANEY ,Feed,Grain.&c.. ry FLOWER EMBALHERS, Bat. Flowers, @33 7th st, ‘superior style. , Ba’ aces alse Die Sinker, . BavMoaRTEN,( ‘ANCY STORES, G. Davis, 901 Market oune & Baun "own. pressed. preserved FOURDRIES. JoHN McOLELLAND, corner of Le, ‘®ve, and 10th st, un & Co.,(N.¥.) 1113 ™ AF Winslow, sur to Pimen embalmed, in le of the quarantine rega'ations im; 3 the peop! “4 e reg Cong "4 bet 11tha: Winslow ai Pony sball Go. B. PLant & Son, B. ¥. CuaRLis A. APPEL, corner Fang JAMES JIRDINGTON, 1713 Geo. Sxitz & ith uy a yeician’s SPewccured befvre reinoving the pa: * rat Ania ae. oS Serr tae ux J. PEABODY, (also Fishing Teonie,) “NAIR WORK, ae, ee Ic 8. &0o., Wi WDGresness Fw Peo ik er rae a nS en ALPHABETIC. LIVERY STARLES. Keres & 00. Witards Hovel Stables, 1¢> & Date K street. B street, tana. ay. and «treet, moar Mtb, ASSES. svooue pear Ih etree Bs. WINDS GS. and D&B strecs. BARBLE WoRK:! Wiven & Wits nem 7 ‘& Toume BARKET STOKES. ARLINGTON MARKST. UA Walker, 2007 strest FAN Mae BN. Rou bose ¥. +, 84 FD hy Opp. Fetent Office, nly $14 Sh wt, wearer: AKERS, &c. Law. Titles Cowverapelng orr FRANKLIN & ( 20 oy . Det. 19th and 18th ete, H.H. HeMrikx. 45 Foun ace. corver 4% street, OYSTER SALOGRN, BHaxvar &@ Hewons, bus Conn. are. cooper Ith et, . GW Driver, Liit-# Pens, PAINTERS. ORARLEs ARMOR, OD ©.1T, Bowsx, 68 L ALFREDD.Ca Xxow. 60 b Guoter EB. RkK. 482 Poon. ave, bet. 4s aod 6th wig 3.M. Tom rxins,coruer Gand sth stress 8. W PAINTS, O1LS, GLASS, @o Ly Je Fa ave and Det, T, rear Met Hotel, HAaxky SVLVEcT OR, 1219 eb etrest, pear M, PAPER HANGERS, AE. SW Vth «iret, near Peoe avenne ER, 429 9th street, between and w HEM 19m Pe Dot. 19th and 20¢h, Tam a2 2b st. Teh at 3.0.3 ¥ b ‘also, Ph ~~ a JOHNSON, Pa. my, Dt . E. J. PviiMan, (copying © specialty ,) 83-4 F st, PIANOS. r mn 8 1ith, ad Pao apt Koabe'y @ PORTRAIT FRANES, RaNcis L % Pa. avenue, pear 13th street. i. B. TReM iy. Jobbing 8 spectalty,) #1] Tth street, PLASING HILLS, W.B.O. BROMAN, Lody street and canal, Bo INE, W 8i2Cums & Oc. cor. iSth st, and Canal, AN'EL SMITH, Phasnix Milis, 1210 Uhio avenue, Manufactn: { Mouidin Prackets, Newels, Balusters, ac , a! “valor tm Bash Doors Binds, ve., bet @th and Tth ete MBE 4 ornamente!. #6 8th et PLUMBEGS AND GAS FILET! A. B.DHEFHERO & A Peay .. ber Baw Lrox & Peas Gxo. W_ Goobs Jams F_ Burks, Benny K. Cavit ALERT BE. Kinew Jamas © HAGAN, 19 Wa. Roraweir, 115 P. Jas. Basan ©. .bet.20th @ Tith sts, dw ork 8 specialty iLL, S.K. corner Stn & Dete, c Produce Company , 0 Paay REAL ESTATE AGENTS, 2c. AvstRor & DUDLEY, cor. La. avenue aud 7th street. BM Hats, corner 1th and ¥ ste. opp. Post Ofioe Latta, corver ith and © streets, HEKKINe & Jowns, 1438 B stroot, nosr 13th m iOPp PF 0. Department, ‘8h street, PaRvin, $06 16th'st., EK. Wise! ; S11Tem wreck. Gppontie FO. Dept. O. Srores, 1424 F street, near ary Department wt om, (Anct'r,) cor. Ps wt. ont. fe Bg Waray ees Pes ee an SEWING MACHINES, WHRELER & Witson s, pteer & Son, agte. ‘They arc simple, siieat, portesee Pee Epwakn STOLPR, 69 7th street, Bost. A. WHITERAND. 54 D st SOAP AND CAND & BRoTHER NG Josers GawLer, 12) P, Abpison Day, 1282 Peon. ave, warTch agree ngg bae WIKRE WORKEMS. D W. Buven.vex, Sly 12th street, south of Pa, ave, ‘WOOD AND O8AL, WJ Sreranwon & Bro, 12% Pa.av..@ rth eo Wx. Wakoe®, corner ist and D strecis NW, WOOD aKD w. youn & WILLOW Semee Gro.P Gory, Bg Basket, 1x6 Pa ey .bet JocbAlit, YWARKEE NOTIO“S, T. ADLER, (WI only.) #4 Pa. av., near Ihe .”, biiaeataiaeeacaacaead DOLLAR STORE. Ibeve now open for your inspection the hand- sctuest assortment of DOLLAR GOODS you ever have ecen together, and it will certainly pay you to take ® look at them. variety is so large that it would be a fa. o epumerate them. so I will only call your attention tos few ar- ticles lately received, and which are remarkably cheap: Ladies’ Undergarments. gotten up in euch a style ud of such material that it will surprise you, they are only @i each ghiecteer anes Steel, for $1. “Sega seems, SGjotbes and Het Backs, Towel Backs, &c., at $2 Pe TRL TL TEES et creme ase spray, I might tkeep on in this way, bat cannot do #0