Evening Star Newspaper, November 20, 1872, Page 4

_EVENING STAR._| LOCAL NEWS. Nevember 20, 1573. | Amusements, €c., To-night, Natwnai Theater—The Lingards in “A Hus- Dand to Order” and Sketches. Theater Comique—Comi> opera, drama, com- edy, burlesqu Odd Fellows" Ha pall fer the benefit of the Columbia Kallroal Drivers. = — jeused Locals. lington and.t. ¢ y Parker we hare ber of HMar- al Decemh Tay remove eve pox Irom one house hospital Among those siig ase ot ly injured im the railroad Scciient at Gratton, West \Va.. the other day, Was the wite of Ur. K. 2. Brown, of the depart ment of Agriculture Alexandria (Va Washington Lo A ons in short-ha: at the Business coll Ongh and energe he board of fire commis’ ing in secre mt report of t bet t ners m se and e mmissioner Barker Secretary of the ernment ¢ presentation to th ymen ain- rs McUon: ©, se: ary; Ri Evans, Captain N. G. ved orders to return Jerstanding that the 1 make some this was not « asks for the retu ward ser- hard Artillery, Starkweather ree their pie peces of the Women’s Foreign nery soc Mr«. Frances A. Crook, aud Belle Hart idirossed t ladies of the ch, Georgétown, and the yesterd atter- noon, on the subject of missionary work by the women in foreign lands. In the evening they addressed a large audience in the Hamline M. E. Church. ‘The Pacitic Coast associ; m met last even- ing and elected the wing officers fur the en- suing term: Col. I henor, of Ualifornia, president; Dr. LS. Thompson, of Oregon, first Vice presidert; Major James Dubois. of Cali- fornia, «l vice president; W. W. Wallace, e-q., of Washington territary, recording secre- z es;.,0f Puget Sound, Judge S. Dean, of —_ Under the Shadow of the Gallows. WOODS, JOHNSON AND O'WRIEN IN| TaRIE ©BLLS—HOW THEY PASS THE TIM#—wooDs TO RE BANGED ON WEDNESDAY EX On Monday la ners confined on | the first tloor rig ail were remov eT portions ot tion of Barney Woo ding, ot the murder of 5S. M. Cheeseman, who remains in the third cell hat corr Charies Johnson, col- red, convicted of the murder of b fe, Was removed from the solitary cell on the second oor right to the first cell on this corridor, aad Charles ien, the ex-policeman, was re moved fre ‘ell on the second lett to the central cell on the recently vacated corridor. | ‘Thus all the convicted m now in adjom- ing cells on the first tloor, the windows of the corridor giving them a view of the scaffold on whieh Jenk Woods er than heret of a com pdon the unsuce are now engaged in soliciting a commutation of sentence. His Wife and ¢ en come to see b often, Dn hours with Lim Fathers | I McDevitt are h nal adv ‘ ij and for the most part of each day he in reading devotional book: © Brien is visit about three times Serious tha us to know what will be the result of the motion for a new trial in his case. Jobnson walks « when awake, and says that for God to pardon Wednesday next is fi Woods, and on Tuesday, D fon will be han, tation o! senten | almost continually | he is praying daily for the execution of cember 1th, John- rts fur a commu- TRANSPORTATION tioneof PI hel, of the S. B Mr. Gateuel, pr of the Society for the Pre- ot to Animais, has j rom a trip to Southwestern Virginia d East Tennessee, where he went for the pose of examining into the present system of the transportation of stock by rail from that fection to this and other c Mr. Gatche! | arrived here Monday night in a stock traintrom | | | Te- | Lyvebburg. on which animals were shipped at ade’s Springs, nwestern Virginia, Friday Thing last, jock. During this period ighty-eight or ninety hours) the animals were | w:thout food or water. There were twenty hea Ot cattle, wei about one thousand pound: | each. in a car which is net feet in | the clear, th t sixteen and one-half incl al. On the | th of this m is making @ report of the rip. [tis | the intentio gress the passag, fgm of transport They will not on passage in ot humanity a sanitary point of view. } - LTH met r THE Boar HE ast ni Dr. Bliss, tro mmit Te i untaverabl ation of | Patrick Foley and ot fines imposed | Dr. Verdi, health office tions by Dr. Stewart di ig the past four d 1s ot which were original cases and 9) revacci- | Rations. He also reported 21 cases of small pox, Of which no deaths have occurred. Also, 45: Buisances reported ing th ending Monday last, of w were abated by the | doard.” An appl 20 Was received from .I Mason Gorler tor the position ot attorney to the board; which was placed on file. The physi to the poor reported 5 vaccinations sir t. Dr Verdi introduced an ordina tion to the dey 3 re rants and others of rrel< and boxes: . and Bxing & penalty for such offense; referred to the ordi- ce committee. | e will of M Georgetown. was tiledgin | er of wi He bey ueaths bank to h appointe ohn and | Avoat, and | aring en Satur- k a.m. The will of James Carpenter wa filed, in which be wisi his Rouse and lotor L street, | between and 20th streets, in tr | e Lingard in bis sketches aud impersonations. Be- and peculiar featare of the will be presented the band to Order,” with Lingard puing Lingard in the principal are unequalled in sprightly parts nterest never flags a moment during ties at the Theater Comique pightly. The wonder- erita, and the yocalism and dancing of Patti Kosa, are the town talk ast be seen and heard to be fully appre- ——— AERESTED WITH STOLEN Goons IN BIS Pos- fessrom —Last night Detectives McDevitt and McEltresh arrested Thomas Maddox, who was just lea & pawn shop, with a quantity of clothing which he was trying to“put up.” bis person were a number of tickets showing that valuable articles of clothing and jewelry had been pawned by him. Among the clothing were several articles which the officers recog- ‘Dize:t as those taken from the residence of Com- mocore Aulick seversi months ago: A very ne linen cambrie handkerchief, with the let- ters “S$. McA.” nicely embroidered In one cor- ‘her, was found in the prisoner's pocket. J '° sh Way O'Brrew, tax Convictep Ex-Poric MAN. Asks 4 New Taiat.—Yesterday, in the <Timinal court, Justice MacArthur presiding, Mesers. Henkle and Williams, counsel for | Charies H_ O'Brien, convicted of ‘the murder of Sante! Cunningham, in Georgetown, filed a motion tor anew trial, assigning the following res F F ns therefor: First, that the case erred tn r defendant; second, th charge to the jury e judge who asing the prayers i the judge erred in | : ° = Provasson Tyxpatt’s Lectrre.—There t the sale of tickets for the morning. At one time the uded nearly the lengtlf of Mr. Ballan- and eligible seats were taken with great eagerness. Betore twelve o'clock it became folly evident that every seat the house will be occupied on the Professor’ Orst appearance. Songs, dances, etc. | retary; | | discharges and deaths, A Great Work Completed. EP STREET SEWER IN OPERATION—FARE- BLL TO “THAT PSSTIPEROUS DITCH,” Tum Wwassr ‘ON CANAL’ THE AREA DRAINED BY THE BW ER—THE WORK PRONOUNCED WELL DORE. Yesterday afternoon, the B street sewer, laid r the site of the oid Washington city canal— standing nuisance of the capital for nearly {a century—was completed, the connection je, and the water for the fir-t time came rushing down, leaving the serpentine chanael of the canal hard and dry. 5 THIS SEWER sf commences at 7th street and extends to 17th street, a distance of one mile. It is D shaped the whole length, with a three-inch floor on heavy mudsills. These mudsills and the tloor- | ing are of good, sound Carolina pine, free from cracks, breaks or other imperfections, the sills Tunning longitudinally; the inside ones 6x$ uches, and the outside ones 6x12 inches, in of 12 feet and over, well laid aud bedded, an even surface, on which the fooring phe spaces between the sills are well Te the | tormin | reste. or the planking. and. where required, these spaces are filled with broken stone, gravel and | concrete. THE FLOORING is three inches thick, eight inches wide, all the 1, without wave or bevel, t throughout the entire ngth, every plank extending four inches out- | side of the masonry on both sides of the sewer, and sp:ked down to the si.l. TRE SEWEK VARIES IN SizB, | that pertion between 7th and Sth stre | Dis feet wide; 9th and 10th,7 feet; loth and 1th, “feet; Ith to Mth, sy feet.Wih to Lith, 10 md 1th th, The side walls x , of three rings, 14 inches, jes at convenient *, caps. Messrs. Gantz and were the contractors for that portion | between 7th and sth streets—3.400 feet, and | Strong & Co. the lower section—1,+00 feet.” This | j | | work was extremely dificult, the ground being marsh and requiring theshoreing of the ban he large laterals were constantly empt ing their contents outlets had to be made (or them, and powerful steam pumps were employed | by Messrs Gantz a1 iS Aoplos, | THE ARSA DRAINED BY THE SEWER. There were required in the construction of | this work over three million brick, of which | Messrs. G. and A. used over two million. The brick was made by the contractors at theit yards over the Long bridge. There need be no appree hension of this sewer bursting, as the eutire area it drains now is but 837 acres. Other large sewers have been connected with the Tiber, which drain over acres, and the L-street sewer in the northwestern part of the cit ‘he work was done under the personal supervision of Mr. K. C. Phillips, chief engineer of the board of public works, Mr. John J. Burroughs sapervising the work for the contractor, and Mr. John B. Starley acting for the board. TRE WORK OFFICIALLY APPROVED. This morning Messrs. Cluss and Phillips ex- amined the work and found that the very best material had been used; and naving ascertained | that during the late storms not one brick had been displaced, they express confidence in its strength. With the exception of a drunken men falling into the excavation, and one of the workmen being slightly bruised by the upsetting of @ barrow of bricks on him, no accident ac- curred during the work, which was commenced on the Ist of June last. = ‘e = District Improvements. ACTION OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC woRKS. Wm. Keeney has been notitied to push tg com- tion a* once his work on L street northwest. en. Balloch was directed to clean alley in 19, entrance trom south side of K put it in good order at on An rea wall isto be constructed two and a halt | feet high in front of premises Nos. 1010, 1612, 101 and 1016, on 16th street northwest. George Follansbee is to complete the tion of the brick barrel, two-ring sew sth street west, trom R to Boundary street north. ‘The chief engineer was directed to have avout one hundred feet of C street, at the intersection id street southeast, temporarily filled with earth, so as to prevent the accumulation of water at that point. Major Richards was in- structed to change the hack stand located on pth street. between € street and Louisiana ay- enue, to 6th street, south of B etreet, center of street, to stand two deep. Assistant Engineer Larry was instructed to see that all the grades were at once given and pegs set for the con- Mr. construc- along | tractor, Dr. Filbert, on 10th and 11th streets, be- ween L and N streets. Also, on N street, from Lith to 10th streets. Alse, to Finnegan & Nes- dail, contractors,on L and N streets, between ith and ‘th streets, and to determine what sewers are needed. TO-DAY. Complaint having been made of the delay in finishing the sidewalk and terraces on 12th street, between K id Massachusetts avenue, northwest, the contract for that work was re- «quested to complete the same without further delay. Mr. W. O. Harry, in reply to a request to know the mode of procedure in order to free the tarapike leading from Georgetown to Rock- ville, Md., or the District line trom the hands of the present company, was informed that it is a matter with which the board have nothing to do. George B. Iyer was directed to cause the re- moval of tne earth from the alley on the south side of the balding containing the Potomac urance office, in Georgetown, and have the grade of the alley reduced to that of the street as soon as the condition of High street will per- mit. He was also directed to cause the imme- ate removal of the cobble-stones on the side walk in front of the house of Thomas Hyd corner of Stoddard and Montgomery strects, Georgetown. Government Hospital for the Insane, 11S OPERATIONS DURING THE PAST FISCAL YEAR. ial report ot the board of ¥ ors of , for the ing June 30, 1872, shows that the ents under treatment on the 30th was :—From the army, in service and discharged, 279; from the navy, in service and discharged, 39; ‘from civil life, 1%): of these ont were males and females; total, *, admissions from the army, in service and liscbarged, from the navy, in service and discharged 15; from civil Ife, 105; of these 141 Were males and 44 females; total, 155. The whole number of patients under treatment in ibe course of the year was :—From the army, in service and discharged, 344; trom the navy, in from civil life, 304 these 525 were males and 16s females; total, ‘There were discharged, males, ¢; females, 1, ae those discharged 51 tad recov. , 2 had improved, and 4 were unimproved. ‘The deaths in the year were, of males, i; of te. males, 7; total, 4. The recoveries were 5% per cent. of the discharges, and 3° per cent. of the The deaths were 6 per cent. of the whole number under treatment. These are thought to be favorable ratios, in view of the tact that a large proportion both of the immates or the hospital at any one time and service and discharged, | of the current admissions are chronic cases. ‘There remained under treatment on the 50th of June, 1-72, males, 422; females, total, 561 Since the hospital was opened, in January, 1555, Is! different persons have been under treat. 242 of these were natives of the United here were “7 private or pay patients beginning of the year; 33 were admitted course of the year; 20 were discharged, ‘remained ander treatment at the close of the year. ‘The estimated value of the products pt the farm and garden which were consumed the house was $13,810.08, The expenditures daring the year for the support of the hospital, iveluding hecessary current repairs and im: provements, amounted to $137,513.22. The cexpts were: From the Treasury of the Uni States, $125,000, tro anc treatment, &e., sold, $1,644. mates for various purposes for euding June 30, 1874, are $1 ° Coxprrion oF Ove Sick He —There are ho new eases of the horse disease reported, and itmay safely be said, althongh the deaths to-day are more njmerous than usdal, that in about & week more all our animals will bave recovered. Dead horses in the following localities were re- ported to-day: 25th and F streets northwest; rear of Police headquarters, (Mr. Pumphrey’s tine stallion); Monroe, between Beall and Dunbar- ton streets. Georgetown; between Rand S and 1th and 2th streets northwest d wate patients tor board Tags, The esti- the fiscal year southwe: ner 12th and southwest, 225 F street northwest tween J New Jersey avenue northwest; alley between louisiana avenue and © street and 3d and 4), streets northwest; and 2ist and M streets northwest, Tae WASHINGTON Balance oF THE Cut- caco Funp.—The treasurer of the reliet com- mittee of Chicago arrived here on Saturday, and made 7 to Gov. Cooke for the remainder of amount of the District of Co- lumbia’s contribution for the relief of the su- ferers by the Chicago fire of last year, stating that the relief committee intended sending it to Boston. The balance is 000. Gov. ke declined the wnt, on the ground that Chi- cago had published an announcement that no more pecuniary aid was needed, and that if the money wasdesired for Boston the mayor of © cago should so state, and the amount would immediately be placed to his credit for that purpose. o IscENDIARY F1Rz.—Last night a fire broke Out in a row of new brick houses on Kk street, between Sth and 10th streets, —— to Mr. Gilbert, when an alarm was turned in from box Ss. at the corner of K and ‘th streets, which, brought out the fire department, ana it was ex: Unguished, but not before damage to the amount of $600 was done. It is thought to have been the work of an incendiary. é house is the one to be occupied by the French minister, and Will be repaired immediate! Prrcwase or Reat Estate sy Mr. Corco- RaN.—Mr. W. W. Corcoran has purchased for 38, the —— recat ie eaceer ot Vers mont avenue an street, formerly the prop- erty of Z. M. P. King. Mr. Corcoran now owns ail the property from the A: nm hotel to I street, and along that street 16th street, including the mansion cceupied by Hon. Reverdy Jobnson. It is intention of ‘Mr. Corcoran to build in the spring. med to form a good soltd | Transfers of Real Estate. The fo..°*lpg transters of real estate have been filed since “WF last report, in the office of November isrrguare 196, 8 Jot iF yen 8, = rei square rnld, sob. B, +4 Saute eyes! J. Mattine 28 #: John H. Surtiu to unre HS, S50. to Patrick O'Hare, 4. B. Wilson to W. J Mur: : mare 633, d cast half lot — 56 Alexander to John T Web: «Dare 64. Sa, orestown College «it 6, satnre 82,8 — gw edy, sub. D, square 5#9, 3— to’ J. M. Latta, trustee, pai Same to rame. al mort H. Kilbourn, trastee, part W. W. Gores:an to JM FO Mack to san dand F. Wiliner t F Olmstead, a1» | Magruder 16 A i, sumare 10 Hard et al. to H. BE. Roc J. H. Bradley to a. B. Fugitt to W. Bra S. Strong to Harriet F, Emils ¥ square 36 | lot 5, square sab 35, equare 4 8 Hovey, parts lots Land 17. square 68%, helton to CI . Berkeley. part lot 15,square 1015, to EH. Dongh L24: F. Byington to 45, square and sub Il, + ssi syuare to Ji Hee NT Zachariah Tobriner toJohn B Smoot and ¢ €. smoot. lots 48, S4.and $6, Haws enbdivi of Mount Pleasant, $14,000, ‘Linden Ho Stevens to Clara B. Hall, lor 20, biock i7, Halland Elvans sutdivision of 'M Hill. S30; chr Adams:o Zug ne Carusi ct a! 422 100 ac i termetin of Piney Branch road with t 7 Moses turnpike road. hb to Kellyet al, lots inclusive, in biock No. 4. Howard University subdiviaion of Ino. A. mith farm ieorge Miller to John Hiiler, let 2. Metropolis Vi Oo; Howard Uciversity o @ A. ON lets M4, 15, 16, ia oi Place, $1,521; Fox, !0t5, blocs No. 1! » to F. Jackson 's bridge road to obert O Fox, lot Elvans’ subdivision of Fox, Be : Irwin B Wright to right’s subdivision of FurTuer Resronses.—As a further response to what has been published in Tax Star onthe subject, the treasurer of the Children’s Hospital received yesterday for the use of (hat institution @ contribution of $50 from a gentleman and one of $10 from a lady of this city. BRAUTIFUL designs in jet sets, bracelets, necklaces, and lockets to match, received at Prigg’s Jewelry Store, No. 45° Pennsylvania avenue, between 4); and (th streets. THE COURTS, Cincrir RT, Judge Cart? Yesterday, after our report closed, the case of Prince agt. Evening Star Company (second trial) was com- menced, but not concluded. The case was still on trial to-day, but was not concluded. CrimINaL Court, Judge Mac Arthur.—To-day, Moses Minster, assault and battery (appeal); not uilty. Wm. B (do.); do.” Richard farshall, do. (4 Nellie Milville, grand lerceny; nolle pros. Henry Lacey, assault and battery; do. J. G. Bates, do.; do. Potice Covert. ly ell.—To-day, Ela Johnsen, colored, charged with disorderly con duct and profanity at a revival meeting at Mount Zion Baptist church last night; 5. El ward Hunter, violation of the cart law; <3. George Kipple, drunk and protane; $3. Hiram Allen, Thomas Shakiefurd and Wm. Grean, charged with unlawfully car commission merchant: these men are engaged y selling them to the trade ou a produce dealers’ license, which costs 12; whereas their business n license, which costs &50, This has become so general a practice about the wharves that the regular commission men have determined to break it up, aud this suit was brought as @ test case. After hearing the testimony, the judge reserved his decision. Bridget Collins, charged with keeping open her place of business on Sunday; continued. O'Connor and Sykes O'Brien, assault and battery on William King, $10 or thirty days in ail. b. PR. Bigley, assault and battery on William Smith. Mr. Smith, a pawnbroker testified that on Saturday night Mr. Bigie came in his store and commenced an alterca- tion; be had previously been there and insulted the females in attendance; he was intoxicated and pulled out a kuife threatening to cut him. Counsel for defence offered to prove that Mr. Bigley went in to see Smith about a bet which he (B.) had won from Smith on the late elec- tion; it also appeared that Smith caught hold of Bigley to put him out, when he resisted and threatened to cut him. ‘On the part of the de- fence it was shown that Mr. Bigley went in to remind Smith that he had not “sent the cigars” according to agreement, when Mr. Smith or- dered Mr. Bigiey out in an abrupt manner; and on B. retusing, he made an advance on him to eject him, when the assault, if any occurred, and that Mr. Bigley was entirely sober at the time; $10 and costs; an appeal was taken. Chas. ipman, an idle and incorrigible boy, was sent the reform schoo! during minority. ee mv.—Mr. B. P. Cheeney, of ing on trade as imony was that g oysters and Saeer non Pine Island, Mich., who lost his wife a few weeks since, and recently became insane, is no better. He refu to eat or drink for several days ata time. and sleeps out in the open air. He has a sheet iron box that he had made tor that purpose, that he ge ys he can commune with the spir Mrs. Farn’s Lecter nation is expressed in San Francisco at the pro- position of Mrs. Fair to lecture on Thursday night, but she declares that she will go on at the hazard of the apprehended disturbance. She wants the aid of the police, and has visited the Much public indig- “‘AEORGETOWN. aw awrED—A Street Railroad to. Georgetows — a he patience of our people and the resident: of Washington wno visit our city is well migh ex- hausted. It has been more than one year since we had the convenience o! street cars, except at short intervals, and the oy © partof the time there did not seem to be any good reason | for stopping them at the bridge; and certainly | there ts no reason now why the company should | not bridge the chasm occasioned by the leak in the water main and run the cars through to High street. We have now several streets torn and blocked up with unfinished street railroads, but at present have no railroads in operation. CRESAPEARE AND OHIO CanaL —We notice | 4 few arrivals to-day with coal and one grain boat. Mr. Hartly has received a letter from | one of his up country correspondents stating | that the boat E. B. Hartly consigned to him, had started with two oxen and one mule. Seve- ral other boats with grain are expectedin by to-morrow, Raising THE MARKET-HOvsE.—Since our last report the rear building of the market- | house has been raised about twelve inches. The derpinning of the tront building has been commenced, and will be of stone. ‘THE LEAK in the water main is in statu quo, nothing being done. Annivep—Canal-boat Nettie Graham, with 2,000 bushels wheat and 2,500 bushels mill and boat 'T. J. Baker, with 450 barre 4 700 barrels cement, to eared, steamer McDougal, with > barrels « flour from Hyde's wharf, for New York via Phi- lnde}phia. ALEXANDRIA. ‘ew RatLroap INvENTION.—Mr. Georg | French, civil engineer, has invented and has on exhibition in this city, ‘an improvement in loco. motives, by which light engines can draw mor: and up steeper grades than the heavy ones now in use. The invention consists in a simple con trivance by which the driving wheels are m ule to increase or diminish their “bite” upon the rail by being raised or lowered, at the will oi the engineer. The practical effect of the invon- tion will be to render the construction of feed- ers to the main line of railroads a matter of easy accomplishment, as wooden rails can be used, and trains run on the grades of ordinary turn. OITY ITEMS. Misses’ werTe FUR sacks and caps. Stine- metz, 1257 Penn. avenue. — Warre can I buy the best fitting White Shirt ? Why, of coarse, at Goldmann & Steinberg corner 7th and G streets. ss ° = OveRcoats of supertor make and finish. A large assortment of handsome styles. at remarkably low prices Gro. C. He jess classi JUST RECRIVED, a large lot of fine Woolen Underclothing; also, Fur-top Kid Gloves, Chin- | chilla Gauntlets, and other Driving Gloves. Roman & Cox, 47 Seventh street. s = THE EPrEct most desirable from use of «| Sauce is, that it makes the arti in which or upon which it is eaten taste well. The Halford Leicestershire Table Sauce is the very best of reli TRUMBULL, it is eaid, disgusted with polities | since Cincinnati proved'a tiasco, does not pro- 12%, %2, come te Washington even this winter t is highly probable though that the @ Gift Photograph Enterprise, No. 317 Seventh street, corner D, will remain during that period. ~ Ss UiTHocT rary, Bunions, | ts, &e , successfully treated | st, No. 635 15th street, opposite T Established in Wash- | ingtou 1861. = oe - TWENTY TER CENT. SAVED by buying your own and your children’s hat and cape, of Uar- 6 ter & Co., 424 oth st. - Wittcox & Ginn’s Sewing MACHIN®. ‘Phe celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, 7th atre Intelligencer Building. 10,28 LADIES AND GENTLEMEN if you wish your site Patent Oftice. ‘The Protessor will give you satistaction without fail. Kil Gloves cleaned nicely and cheap. 9.21,3: —_— TEBRMOMBTERS ana isarometers are repaired and made to order by Hempler, near 4 street pikes. PIDRRAR TW THR ALEXANDRIA Cawat.—A break of about seventy-five yards in length oc- curred early this morning on the tow path bank of the canal, just above the viaduct of the Four Mile Run. The water was drawn off immediate- ly, but itis feared that by the time the necessa- ry revairé are completed navigation will have been closed for the winter. PROYBETY SaLe.—Green & Wise, real estate agents, sold to-day the cottage situated on the west side ot Washington street, north of Frank- lin, the former residence of the late ©. G Brown, to Mr. E. L. Tolson, for the sum of £1,875. THe HORSE Disease continues to abate, and the men and ox teams have almost disappeared from the streets. One death among the sick horses was reported this morning—that of a valuable animal belonging to Knox's Express Company, which died trom dropsy of the heart. THRE DISTILLERY of Reuben ivy exceed near Paris, Fauquier, in thisdistrict, has been'seized for non-payment of taxes due the United States. Gazette, last evening. Rt™ovan. HUYCK & ADDISON, Real Kstaie Agents aud Brol w Bry th street OVERCOATS..... . OV ERCOATS. OVEBCOATS.... OVERCOSTS OVEBCUATE. OVERCUATS, OVEBOOATS. CVERCOAT: OVEEROOAT! OVEBOUATS. OV KBCOATE. OVERCOATS. 5.0 WINTER SUITS. WINTER SUITS, WINTER SUIT~. WINTER 8 WINTER SUTTS. WINTER BUL WINTER SUITS WINTER SUITS. WINTER SUITS. WINTER SUITS WINTER SUITS WINTER SUITS. Ye 6 00 ve $898 Ye 000 ¥ 200 ¥e 5.00 ye <00 Ye 0.00 ITS, $7.00 BUX OVATS. = 00 ROX COATS 1000 BOX COATS..0..12.00 A. STRAUS, 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Third Door from Eleventh Street. mayor with reference to such protection. AN INDIANA MAN took a friend home to tea the other evening without giving his wife no- tice. That night she talked herself into a paralysis of the tongue. Now all the men in the neighborhood are sending for friends and taking them home at all hours. But the women are too sharp, and tmainain a dogged silence. Jonny Hoover was practicing gymnastics on aswitch-bar at Laporte, Ind., when the bar fell, the “diamond” piercing his neck, cutting muscles, arteries, and causing a loss of blood, from which cause he failed to rally, anddied last Saturuay. THE AORSE DISEASE is abating in Covington, Ky., but in spreading in the surrounding coun- try. It is also spreading in Wheeling. West Va., but no tatal cas are reported. The disease still continues in Tennessee, but the horses are not dangerously si DisraTcuEs from the end of the Atchison, ‘Topeka, and Santa Fe railroad, on the western line of Kansas, say the buffaloes roam along the track in immense numbers, making their way south, and impede the progress of trains, @7 Wheeling bas the epizooty so bad that every man is wheeling barrows. S87" A St. Louis girl baked her own bride's loaf, and then went out and drowned herself. @7-Clara Louise Kellogg is meditating an autobiog. S87 Nasby is wo $270,000, and generally takes it without sugar. s7Gerdan is manufacturing ritles at St. Petersburg. “7Mr. Tootle spent st opera-house for St. Joseph B87 Since the * epizoo, coctors wear diamond studs, S7-The streets of Pittsburg are teaming with oxen. 7A Cincinnati lady has challenged her rival to mortal combat. @7-The spirit photograph business has been set up in Zanesville. S7 Galesburg, 1ll., gamblers retir: to the grave yard for their sport. ‘OR CARPETS! long-range 0 in building an New York horse IN THE DISTRICT Is MESSRS. WOLFORD & SHILBERG’S, who would respectfally call attention to their NEW AND SELECT STOCK oF WINTER CARPETINGS AND OILCLOTHS, direct from the leading peasants See Sees mn ‘Dexgeins axe elorgaiemiteas d ok! Seeiasest wovettion of tho eoesou: eves OHOICE ENGLISH AND AMERICAN, ME TWO AND THE: Beautiful, PEROLTS ORND AME at low figures. onigant stylee in English and American OIL Patterns in VELVET and THREAD HS in any wi ‘OA and MATS: Rich Purchasers will undoubtedly find it to their ad- BUGS of all sizes. tage to call, as this fi poses: Carpets lower than Soy house in the city; @7 REMEMBER The Arcade, No, 427 SEVENTH STREET SOUTH, Brrwesn D anv 3. 5. B.— Cents will frem pari of the cliy direct to the door af thie ccrabitay ment, E7Store open until? p m_ and on Saturday until Mp. m., to accommodate those who have no time to purchase during the day. novl5-tr CELEBRATED Kid and Castor Glove, Frox 1 To 6 Burroxs, Black, White, Light, Mode, and Dark. All the new fancy colors to match the prevailing shades of Silk and Dress Goods. For sale, whole- sale and retail, by ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & CO., NEW YORK, augl3-ta.th.4m Sole Agents forthoUnited States” {OR SALE—The berneet and best collection of first-class KOSES, CLIMUING and OR- NAMENTAL PLANTS, SHRUBS and TBBES. The collection comrrises the best! ‘inds knowrp in Europe or Amrrica. A.JAKDIN, Florist, corner of Connecticut avenue aud 15th street. now2-Im* EZ BATIONAL METEOPO! I IRE TescRAN E COMPANY, OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. ORGANIZED AUG UST 26, 1570, OASH CAPITAL... 100,000 ice in Shepherd's Bnildieg,No 908% Ponnsyl- venus, MOSES KELLY, President. WM. B. TODD, Vice President. SAMUEL CROSS, Secretary. — 3. B. Blake, Wm. B. Todd, ‘Wm. Wall, Charies Just, Wm G. Metzerott, John T. Lenman, Geo. F. Gulick, ‘Moses Kelly, A. B. Shepherd oclé-tf VABD OF PUBLIC WORKS, i District or Couewpra, WashINGToN, November idth, 1572. Notice is hereby givem that any party or parties taking up or otherwise disturbing the wooden or Concrete pavements in this city or Georgetown, Wi.hout the written authority of the executive of: Sour Cf cue monrds Witt be punished to the full ex- Bi © law By order of the Board. EDWAED JOHNSON. Dovid 10¢ }Ohron} Chief Olerk. ie = THE ENTIRE STOCK r Prince’s Bazaar AT COST UNTIL THE STOCK ISCLEARED OUT, ASHE INTENDS BUILDING. S7 HOUSEKEEPERS AND ALL OTHERS IN WANT OF GOODS WILL BEAR THE ABOVE IN MIND. IT WILL COS? You NOTHING TO COME AND EXAMINE THR STOCK on ST Georgetown Advertisements. FUR TBI INGS—Biack Marten, 8 1, Brown and Biv wearing apparel! cleaned in a first-class manner, | sent them to A. Fisher, No. 615 9th street, eppo- | | Nationa ey, and sil other kinds! Prices moderate, at 120. 3t> W_ F. SEYMOUB’S. Georgetown. THE GEORGETOWN CATHOLIO IAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY will hod an adjourned meeting at Society Hall, corner of High ard Prospect street-, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, 20:h inst. It is earnestly requested that every member will attend. nis CABROLL, Secretary. n19-2t" BBIDGE STERET PEE: BYTEBIAN CHUSOR AND LOTS FOR SALB.—14 400 FEET UF in 6, 12, and 18 with interest, secured by a deed of trust on operty. Conveyancing at the cost of the pur [nS d&ds} THOS. DOWLING, Auct. KY GOODS AT POPULAR PRICES GROUND on Bridge street, opposite Union Hotel The undersigned is authotized by the Board of ‘Trustees to ofler the above named property for sale, F. L. MOORE, No. 146 Bridge st., Georgetown D.0. nos-eotf PRY THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetown VEBY VALUABLE PROPERTY ON BRIDGE STREET. AT AUCTION, On WEDNESDAY, November 20th, at 4 £ “clock p.m , 1 will sell, im front of the prem ees, partot Lot No. 12, fronting 2 fect on the north side ot Bridge st , between Congress and High by a depth cf 123 feet toe wide alley. The provements consist of @ large three-story or Store and Dwelling House, containing 10 rooms and cellar. ‘The location ig one of the best in town, and now cccupied by DE. W. Carter, ey. asa dry goods store, and offer opportanity for in veatment. Terms: One-third cash; balanc monthy the ches Empress Cloths and Fopling in the colors; medium and low-priced Drees Goods in all colors’ and of choice styles, Buflalo, Beaver and other brands; Bisck Alpacas from to 81.25, Black and Colored Velvetecns; a splendid assort ment of Shawls, very cheap: superior Bud: Blankets at lees than last year's prices. « very large stock Cloths and Cassimeres: W bite and Colored @lannels: Plain and Twilled Cot in Of alt Kinde, st prices that cannot be beaten. BENJAMIN MILLER, 101 Briage jeorevtown. D. © vel? G THOMAS TTY, ‘. 10™ Bridge street, Georgetown, D. O. SCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL REQUISITE AT VERY LOWEST PRIC " BLANK BOOKS. FANCY GOODS, NEWSPA- PERS, PERIODICALS, BOOKS, STATION ERY AND MAGAZINES. A supriy of all kinds of Reading Matter. Weekly rhe po rs. Magazines, Music, etc., on hand immedi ately after publication. Orders for Books; Periodi- cals, Music, or anything pertaining to the business I be promptly filled. ecl2 tf M. HH. WHEATLEYS Steam Dyeing an Scouring Establishment, Orrick, 49 JerPERsoN STREET, Georgetown, D.C. EstabJished 1851; premium awarded 1°87; and is pow one of the oidest, largest, and most completa estab- lishments of the kind in this eountry t place in he District for Cleaning or Dyeing Gentlemen's Everything appertaining to the business promptly executed. Office closed daily at nuset. except Saturday, when it will be open until p.m. Post Uffice Box 723. ap? PIANOS, &c. SCHOMACKEB & CO. CELEBRATED GO MEDAL PIANOS, CABL KICHTER Having ase teacher cf music aaa thin city for. the Inst ten years, felt th ‘ood abd cheap instrument, having seen at exorbitant prices were paid for. interior i resolved te jutroduee tothe public of Washington a Piano, to which there is uous supe, rior, which has the newest pafented improvements ted ‘which tae given the greatoat aeitetaction te V concerts ss well as in parlor success has been complete, and I am able ‘now to offer these beautiful instruments at prices from $400 to $1,500 Tr Cent. 7 that isto say 3 an any other frst. class Piauo, and reapectfully invite the public tc call at my Wareroom aud examine for themselves Pisncs for rent. Pianos exchanged. Tuning and repsiring properly attended to. Agency, 935 Penn ave. bet id Wth sta. eel? 12m Ww" BNABE & 00.8 CELEBBATED PIANOS BUBRPASS AIL OTHEBB,. Wm. Knabe & Co.'s COLD MEDAL PIANOS. forty years in use. ‘On very accommodating terms, PIANOS RRR aud OLGANS, for sale and rent Piano W ch phe ‘1ano Warerooms, 423 lith street. Wm. McCammon's PIANOS. (Boardman & Gray. OWGAND Tor eale, G10 miuthiy. xa REICHENBACH 8 pl2-ly Piano Warerooms, 423 llth street. OsT AMUSING TOY OUT!—Canses inanimate Sigures to dance to the music of pianos. WILD & BRO ,420 lth] M For asic by @. L street weat, between Pa. avenueand E st. Agents for’ Stief’s Pianos, aud manulacturers of aud dealers in Musical Instruments generally, Pianos and all Musical Instruments tuned apa re- paired deci2-tr BANKERS. ——$<—<— Gass pret a | SAVINGS No. 515 Syvesra Street, site the Post-Ushce Department, “ure: 9 8. m. to 4 p.m. Baturdays open Interest paid on deposits. Collections made and exchange furnished JOHN HITZ, President, A. EBEBLY, V. Pros’t, TINGLY Sec.,C.E. PBENTISS, Cash'r W.P.MA nové-ly 4 SECOND NATIONAL BANK, ¥ STREET, Between Sixth and Seventh streets, Colleciions msde and Exchange furnished on all point: oeaa tt J. H, SQUIER, GEN. ADRIAN B. Root, Late Ool'r luterusl dey., Bufalo, WN. ¥ ANKING HOUSE OF SQUIER 4&4 ROOT, 1416 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, (Opposite Willard's Hotel.) WASHINGTON, D. 0. Bix per_cent. interest allowed on busi D. L, EATON, Cashier. 88 Be counts. Eight per cent. interest allowed on deposit of one or more, jections ever where. BEL RA ORR artare ge tm any Part of the wor Our Drafts on gar COOKE, McOULLOCH & 00., eee ee ee ae \GTOn OIT wom ¥ SAVInGS Corner rth blame isetrgn GEN. Jackson, Mount Vexxons, EVERYWHERE. ALPHABETICAL j BUSINESS DIRECTORY: | 1 Containing Cards of First-class Establishments in all Branches of Business in the Digtriet. ] GRICULTUBAL WAREHOUSES. sn A Bates oo 22-9 La. ave, dt. Sb & 10th ote ALE DEPOTS, | | DE ba Re ao, Albery AGT GALLERIES. | PALMER & G&ERN, Geseey's PBL ARCHITECTS, H.N. Bartow 1235 Pe ave.,dvt Ith aad imb ets. | ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. | D. I r epposite City Hall beer Ory amie | $52 13th street northwest. oe Sclicttor of Claims, €¢ 13th street - BAL ay, S18 Pa. avg Titles, | Ne ~Daverariins anf masts igi fib a Eos evra, iis Pennayivacie ave, Bo SATNDERs, 4M Tth street between D sod 2, 029 E street, Motary Public.) end D ste. op Clty Hal we Building. BR # oat ETT, Celumbia Law Batld'*. sth st miDT, Columbia Law Building, tu street Lad Le ee eidinn sae re BD, Heoe x cet. ARERS. Yall & Co..8. W. oor, Pa. ay and Sth #1. 5 & WiLtias, 1001, cor. 10th and D strects JouNsoN, Ps. ave. Corner 3d street east. AWNINGS, FLAGS, &c, Joun C. Hoean, 115 Market Space, MG Corstann, 68 La. ave., bet. 6th and Tth ste ‘envey tary. Gro BORRAFFT, 1746 Pa. ave, corner 18th sre: (tas. M_ Lams, jat'l Pie & Broad, 330 E. Capitel #t. BANDS. Ho y Hirt Bann, Til fth street, between @ and B BANKS AND FuseumMrn’s M e & TRUst Ce RE & PARVIN. G06 8th st.. 0 BILLIARD SALOONS. BSraton Baty i ON corner Sth & D ste SELL-HANGERS & LOCKSMITHS. (\ SCHNEIDER. 1207 F st., between 13th and 13th ete. r Fe Fischer. 606 Tt. st..opp. Patent Ufice JB. REELING, Flee, Bolle ® Lic Bods, 128 Pacey BLACKSMITH SHOPS. F Backing ( Horse Shoei We. Binsincen, Shi psmitng, BLEACHERIES, ay. Tressury Dep't .H. NaLLev, southwest corner sth and E sts. wu Battaureeeieeionn oor x BALLANTYNE Re.) 437th at. oor | ©. 0 Ponsett, a2 9th strect, abor —_—- J: BRADLEY ADAMS, 516 F st., 0 DA. Brosxax (Ontholic), $38 dat EA Riis £00. Ts ach it x8 BoUR, As : RENCH, * Nt Kicuan Ronsats, M367th et. atore BOS BOOT AND SHOE STORES. H. Buys & Co., 98 Pa. ave., bet. 9th and Asa L. HazRLTON, 887th street, under O- E . Hall Hoover & Jackson 1109 Pa.av..bet.lth and tibete, L. #2 Tth street, Intelligencer Building idaker, Ha Pesonrirant arene i A P. Gaay, Slipper Manufacturer, 9 Tth st. 8, BRASS WORKS. SoMMERVILLE & LEITCH, 816-18-80 18th street BUILDING MATERIALS, AB. BuxPHexD & Co..910 Pa.av., bor Sth @ 10t W S.C. Beoxan, Mouldings, &.. 13% st. and Oanal, BUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE. ac. WheaTLeY & BONKER, (wholesale ouly).c Sh &D 0.0 SPICER, (choice goods.) 8.W. corner Rh&E ste, ¥ J CABINET SHOPS, \ OW ALTER, S33 Mi etrest, nesr 10th. GU Weaven,(aleol pholstering ),) 66 Gat det 6a7, CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS, L. 8. CEAPMAN, 203 7th street and 1223 12th street, Jous H. How ert, 618 K stroct, bet. 6th and tek, &D bet 409 and sth ate 813 Tub et, CARRIAGE FACTORIES. RoweRT H. GRatam, 4i0-12-14 8th et., bet Dand & ve tech nae and 13% street south of Penn enue LASSWAKE, wa. RB & Bho, 923 Panay, Motrerott Ball CIRCULATING LIBRARIES. W T Nixso, 317 Ps. avenue, bet. $d and 0% ste, wSMOTHING STORES, ALL.BOBIN‘ON & Co, - Noa WaLeen & Co.€1 Pa oyecveator mee ae Devin & 00.(N ¥ t11th& 12th sts, Boman & Cox, S07 7 y building A Srravs, loli Peni [See ted rn VOACH FINDINGS. THOMPSON ¥ st. . Center Market, sn COMMINSIONERS OF DEEDS.” OSErE . Pra corner E and &th streets 8.W, mcnen Dining Rooms,) 621 D.HERBERT,( ing ms.) $21 7th st., op. P.O A. Een eee (Law, Titles, Rotary .G, Haley, 819 Pa. ave., (Law, Titles, Notary.) CORKS, SEALING WAX, ac. W BaatHoloma®. at wholesale, loz 7th street, RESETS, SKIRTS, &c. KILL, 1112 F street northwest, DINING SALOONS, Hagvey & HoLpen. 1016 Penna. ALLACH's DoLLAR STOR, 491 Pa, éy., betas aeth ae 127 Paav.(Cnt . WILSON.) av .(Cut's taught by rule) — Sven ICKLING, 301 Penge, avenue, G. 0. Binns, Corner New York avenucaneieth 8 GaiTHER. corner 9th and U ste. northwest. x Fri 151 Perna. i Gene, me wvatol Bin: DEY Goops. YaTks & WisWaLt., Si07th street, san & Wire, (One Price,) 101i ANNIEE Pat DYE HOUSES, G F R Hy i, a. . a WG Wctecr ts fects tt dice moswom, EMPLOYMENT OFFICES, Ste wWaky & TavLon, 61 Sth at. Mrs Lovise O BurieR. 507 1 b ND, BY, i. Feak=on, cor, Pa ings : ING. cor. th tend Meee r joad Grain ec coor Maan an wien FLOWER EMBALHERS, Mar Ducrucas ieee Wasi oh et Geo'town. Faneral JouN MCCLELLAND, corner of La. ave. and 10th st, FURSISHEIRG Devin &Co.,(N.¥.) 1133 Pa. ay.. Timmea’ 0. F WinsLow. suc'r to Tiana ote Winslow 487 Pa.ey FURNITURE STORES, u MB Mose Avenue ouse,7th ota 3 Halton & PEARSON, cor. cA RS .¥.M.O. A.B, Wwaewen A ‘GROCERY STo: sited a0 a Wenn, oof Markel Spase eeseh ares Gidanie Aca Prun, corner ood weheoreee Leth James JiRDINSTON, 1713 Pespsylvania. 4 1 Gro, Seitz & BRo., cor. a6 et. and Vi W xu. HURLEY, 909 7th street, ‘and P PL Lottie &Co..N.W. cor. Bh & ‘ er Sh A, avy Tare Jonx J. PEaBovy, (also Tackle.) a3 D st. Fiehing Wo) be roe ey Bet RIES. ‘Tith st. & Pa. ave AMERICAN LxK Co., office, 512 Sth st., bet. Band F. C, FiscHEs, Sarg. Instrumente & Trusses, @é th st, INSURANCE Nar’nt Caritot Live ine. 0o., oe Tent D Nazionat Union #in8 Ins. Co., Fa Dept st. 0. "t. i i i Life @ ire, 1a, % ss Bi in Se 9 Sees ees Pek thee id Paeranirpenceerper Sed we aire eR aa ac. dounS urns aveuse bet. ,end him, LITHOGRAPHERS. Josurn F.Geongr, 666 Pa. eve... Det. 6% and Oh we LIVERY STABLES. Wiiard's Hovel Staties, 4th & Dete 1S to LENSE etroet S28 B sreet inne ae > Lo. one 0 a C street, meer Tih. We McLean, corner ish street mAC IsTs. stuns. Simon & Torwry, Pe MARKET * pgugy SO ARLINGTON MAY cr. L.A. Walker, 1418 I street, MerkoroLita™ gi Nty, BRN Boor. wad bc ver Nal MaRun.4lé 11h et.neer Pasy. MA? CLES. Bax ose P 4 FE skurnee . TY kek & SHERWAN, &© Lonisians MERCMANT TAILORS, Davi NY 105 Pa, ay., det 1th ain ote ILLINERY, @c. Mex CB. Git Lert, 614 9h et., opp. Patest OMoe, 0. W_ Tok, wholesale only 14 Sth st, near ay: MODEL MAKERS, v. RMAN, OB) Teet. opp Patent Office, WN. A. Low, S13 Teh strect, opposite Post Office, Jos. Patour nk, (also Brouring and Gilding.) 1008 B LOREX, sireet, wear M street, AG Ha Pa av, Law, Tities, Converancing Orriclans. FRANKLIN & Oo. 127 Pe. ay, bet. Ith and Lente. H.H_ HeMrcEn, 43 Peon. ave., coruer 4% atreet, OYSTER BALLOONS, Hakvey & Hetpes, Wit Peon. ave. corner Ith at Tus Overek Bay. (GW. Driver,) i621. Pous, ov PAINTERS. CuaRLes ARMOR, Zi0 0.1 Bows, 6 Lous: ALP REDD.CANRON. Gores KE. KIxK, 462 Peon. ave, bet J. M. Toxrxcys,corner H anc sth stre PAPER HANGERS, DoveLas OaNnon ® Liven Tome, cay. For sale, Sait ? manufactarer and red label. Ba” Bi 3.0. Jonnson, Pa. ay.,Dt. 8&9; also, Photo. stock EB. J. Poi iman, (copying 8 epecinity ,) 85-4 F at, PIANOS, 4 @ lith,ab.Ps av.agt Knabes PICTURE @ PORTRAIT FRAMES. ge a A maf oy Te REMBLY, Jobbing @ specialty.) a PLANING MILLA, = Danikt Swirn, Ph Manufacturer of Moulk Balosters, &c., and desler im PLASTERERA, Joun F KiNG. 651 Mase. Det. #th and Fth wt Git & Lakcomne, plain and ornamental. sth ot PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS. A. B. Skkrmnky & Co., 910 bet sth & Hawiite Pea kson, cor th & Dew ¥ 5 Gro. W. Goorale, 8. W. corner P James FBeOEN, GY La avenue, a Besey K. CRcit, 78 Tth street. bet @ a» ALeeRT K. Bing WaT, 88%,D atrect, bet Jamns O'HAGAN, 1917 Pa ay., bet 19 w 113 Pa. avenue, Capi B.B.Younes, Western Produce Gompany co Paav. JouN BcOTT sDININGSALOON (meals 38¢.)998 La.ey SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS. Perret Ootzm ey Ocnter Market, RRNA avenue, Washi NoToN Busi wes OotLeen,, SEWING BACHIEES, Warkier & Wison Tr st Z EK PLATERS. Tch street, op. Past Ofce. tr anv, 604 D ot. botweea en 8 ote, SOAP AND CANDLE FACTORIER, Bate & Brothel SILY: eas. Pees eke er, ave. 6 PUY rothe exit W. Buweur, iia Pe. av, bek 19th wok dog B 7.819 7th sirect. between JOux Mona. (also Tin Roofing.) £.0 Hater Ss Pate tee @ Maiev Sis Peay, is Ocba, ache © 8 LAN DoF OCBA, Luchs @ Wor. S. Boork, 1338 Penta evenuee Paice B. Wakp.seuth: Onas G. PARC Danii Pike: 3 meer Lith, Wx. Bocrns, 829 10th street, near B, a 7 ua Pi Se ‘ ‘Mreet JOskrE GaWLER, . Adoicos Dav, in Peon. eves "end Tar “ow. H ADLER, (wholesale on\y,) 94 Pa. ay.,mear othe A SAILBROSD axD BEAL ESTATE NORTGAGE Combined, Ip te & Gold Bonds the Morthers Pacific Rall toad Compan furnishes to the pnbilc an tnvest- ment security which combines the resdy negotia- bility, the convenience, and the bigh credit of & Dond, with the solidity art safety estate mortgage on land worth st least the amount loaned. ‘They are offered at par tu currency, and yield @ HABDSOME PROFIT te those exchanging 8 Se. ‘The bonds area first and only mortgage om the road, ite equipments and earnings, and siso on land grant which, en the completion of the road, wili average 33,000 ares to each mile of track. ‘They are tesued in denominations from @100 to canara Peale tom meee thirty years run, beer an interest cont. god, end ere BXEMPT FROM UBITED TES TAX to the bo Fb cand-cameal tatorest on tho Reghstered Bente ts paid with GOLD OHBCKB, sent to the pest office ‘eddress of the bolder. All marketable Btocks and Bonds reovived tm ex- change, without expeuse to the investor, at their highest current prices. JAY COOZE & CO z ITEP STATES PATENT OFFICE, Wastineron, D. C.. October 2, ‘On the petition of WILLIAM W WADE, led- fronted to hla on nt day of Pobre? Sie, Tor “i sregced that sie if the case be closed ofthe stat cf Bvcombet bent, that ths Timid ts the loch day, of January tha! said petition be heard on the lbch day of Jans