Evening Star Newspaper, October 27, 1873, Page 2

_EVENING STAR. Editor. Mr. Dorman B. civil service advisory ‘eform, and at a meet. » Thursday evening , after alluding to who have disgraced the bench, and to the fact that the public have now an opportunity to express by ballot their opinion on the question whether judges should be elected or appoi proceeds to give rea- cons why the latter course should be adopted. Among these reasons are the following :—That the system was untried when tirst adopted; that the people did not demand it, nor was there any cussion before them; that the election of a ige is demoralizing and unfavorable to jus- tice; that it has increased the number of party mercenaries; that it arouses passions and preju- dices; that appointments made by the governor will still be under the control of the people; liciary. CROSRY 8. Largest Cirenlation in the District WASHINGTON CITY: MONDAY.. .October . 197: Jastice to our Tax payers. If entirely in order, we « dl be glad to ca the attention of the Cincinnati papers, that ha bad so much to say about the financial condi- tion of the public schools of Washington, to the following paragraph from the Am an Educa tional Monthly tor November, under the head of *Ohio.—Cincinnati.” The question of continaing instruction in | German in the public schools of Cincinnati is seriously diseusse the complaint against it rES being the expense ‘it entails. The Board has | that the present judicial system is fluctuating virtually declared itself bankrupt. At its last | and feeble; that lack of integrity in the city meeting Lice cg gprs el ee | will demoralize the whole community. The Dintou., ‘When it was taken up again the schoo! | Feport was adopted, and as most of the New year was about to commence, and was | York journals favor the appointive system as ‘deemed advisable to leave matters in statu quo.” ‘Thus it will be seen that the prosperous and wealthy city of Cincinnati has a bankrupt school system, and is able to put forward no | reason for the existence of this state of aifairs. On the other hand the city of Washington, with little wealth or productive resources, has been called upon to fustain the enormous burdens of | providing free education for the immense -‘con- band” population thrown upon the city by Lest calculated to secure pure men for the bench, it is probable that the next legislature will amend the law accordingly. | | | | “St. Nicholas,” Scribner's new magazine tor | girls and boys, has made its appearance, and is | @ most attractive specimen of typography, il | | ' | lustrations, and young-folk reading matter is edited b ‘Gall Hamil Mrs. Mary Mapes Dodge, on,” but another Mary Dodge,) the war, and also for the large number of chil- | Who has for some years conducted the children’s dren of government employes who are not tax- | Jcpartment of He wd Home. Peyers. To sustain this enormous load, ani | we regret to say that Gen ae build the new echool-houses found imperative, | sar delegate to Congress, is 40 eer pres the citizens of Wa: m are obliged to pay a | his physicians forbid any one to 5 It is schoo! tax larger per head than that of anv ed that those who have business with him will refrain from calling until he is better. 2 -soe- = The official returns from all but one county in Ohio insure the election of all the candidates on the republican state ticket except Governor Noye: other city in the try, San Francisco not | excepted. Even this heavy tax has proved | inadequate to pay the expenses of the con- | €tantly-increating num schools, and the school fund is already in debt to the District | treasury £53,000, while the school teachers have been unpaid for some months. Would it not be the fair thing for the papers of Cincinnati, Philadelphia, New York, and other cities that have crippled school treasuries of their own, to recognize the peculiar difficnities under which the tax-payers of this District Jabor in having te educate an abnormal and enormously dispro- portionate number of children, thrown upon them by the exigencies of the war, and through the liberality of the system by which our school Fooms are opened to the children of non-tax- payers temporarily resident in Washington ? ——— ATTENTION! KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.— All members who desire to participate in the Fraternal Visit to Leesburg, Va, with RELLANOS: LODGE, No. 16, are rejuested to mect for drill in front of the CITY HALL every evening this wook at7‘s: o'clock. By order of the Committee, a RELIANCE LODGE, No. 16, K. of P., will meet in their new Hall. corner 9th and D streets, third floor, NEXT THUBSDAY EVEN- ING, at 7% o'clock. A full attendance of all the members is requested. oct 3t* By order of the 0 0. = THE GERMAN AMERIOAN SAVINGS DS Bite wenai 9 Tin arses are paeencs deposits for each calewdar month. Bank bonrs 9 to fr SUSATURDAY EVENINGS open until 5p. m. jeposits only. ‘A copy of the regulations spa tepssoelis JOUN HITZ, President, C. E. PRENTISS, Cashier. ota7-6t \ beg i TO ALL THE CREDITORS OF => BALDWIN BROTHERS. he creditors of idwin Brothers and of each of ite members, Wil jum H. and Edward Baldwin, hereby notified The shipments of Cumberland coal for the week ending October 18 amounted to 63,495 tons 7 ewt., an imerease of 12 9 tons 15 ewt. over the gorresponding week of last year. For the year to that date 2,009,196 tons 11 ewt., showing an increase over the same period in 1872 of | that in ord to entitle them to ashare inthe first 250,894 tons 15 cwt.; increase in railroad ship- | dividend pechiene pap Lpelnedy poke heen fy ments 525,601 tons M ewt.; decrease in canat | urdersigaed, execnted by the Baldwin Brothers and shipmeyt: } tons 19 ewt. The decrease in their wives on the lith iastant, and duly recorded, canal shipments is of course owing to the bad | they should file a fall statement of their claims at | Pree “REUISALD FEWpAUE Aire! © management of the canal during the year. | p.m, NALD FI *, 5 Breaks and accidents of all kinds have been of | M ie almost daily occurrence, and should the bottom of the canal drop out it would occasion no sur- | prise. Last year the total shipments by canal to Georgetown were abont 990,00) tons, and from | the many promises made by the new manage- | _°c122t" _"_ PER! ment it was confidently expected that this year yee TO BUTCHERS. the receipts wo exceed 1,000,000 tons. The | Wasnryeton, D.C., frequent suspensions of navigation, however, adoing business as butcher THE SECOND MONTHLY MEETING the NINTH BUILDING ASSOCIATLO of Georgetown. will be held at Lang's Hotel TUBSDAY EVENING, Oct. 23th, at 3 o'clock. which time persona desiting to become stockholde bacribe, after which the books will bs cloa d FERDINAND KING, Sec her 20, 1873 the Nor reoran Squat mnat their an: have caused the shipments to fall far behind, the Collector ee “3 = Hy 2 asthe line must soon c f 2 ing, #4 street, on or before Oct 1873, ex dor even equal la: Commissioners. _ {Rep} 5S. MeFARLAND, MM. BEGISTER'S OFFICE, DistRict oF Corre Wasttxoten, D.C. nber 21) ¢ is hereby given, that on FRIDAY, Oct . Will eaptre ail licenses given by thé District year's. — } We do not learn that any steps haye yet been taken to furnish our com ity with lectares during the coming winter, except those to be : ‘ . > sry Iumbia to ail apothecaries, auctioneers, banks given by Professor Agassiz. The discourses of | Sd bankers hut posters, brewers, brokers, book the latter will of course be appreciated and will | agents: butchers: Bt neveral “inarkets, “elalen h an intellect: sak ookome: enjoved tn contractors, cattle brokers, commission furnish an intellectual treat sekdom enjoyed in | S¥enis, contractors, cattle brokers, cominision Washington. It is to be presamed that oth eT, dealers in distilied and ferimeated lectures will be given during the winter ux! Wines and cordinis, distillers, insurance ; ice dealers, inrers of aie difterent auspices. and let us hope that those Bey Taouranas: comacanioes pail who have charge of the matter will exercise fs pawnbrokers, photographers, proprietors ni q ; ample Toate, i os, billlare due discretion and prompt judgment in their seample rocms, tippling houses, bilia selection of lecturers. Lecture lists frequently jes, intelligence offices, junk eating houses, theaters, rer Tectifiers, &c., &c All said licenses expiring on said d Tenewed. in accordance fice. OHN F. COOK, Register, D. 0. REMOVED—The Employment Booms of thy Women’s Christian Association have bes removed to 8th street northwest, corner Market include the names of persons who are wholly unfitted forthe lyceum stage. A lecturer should. be able either to instruct # toamuse the public, | and when he can do neither should retire. Let us have lecturers who if they cannot tell us nothing vew, can at least descant on common- place matters in such a manner as to interest Space, via’. Full assortment of Indies and their hearers. children’s underwear on hand. Dresamaking —_—_—_+<se-—____- all kinds of plain and fancy ‘sewing done. “The ‘The New York correspondent of the Cincin- | Patronage of the public is solicited, octl3-taovll Pati Commercial, reviewing the political sitaa- tion in the Empire state, thinks enough repub- licams may stay at home on election day to cause a democratic triamph, but believes that such a result would not indicate that the reor- ganized democratic party could even now, carry the state if the contest were of national scope, and were between the principles about which the two parties have heretefore been divided. ‘That is to say, he is not able to figure out any real access of stremgth to the democracy from the fact that they carry an election in a state or two through*the indifference of republicans. Ohio and New York are both entirely safe for PRINCIPAL OFFICE FREEDMAN’S SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY, Wasnineton, D. C., September 23d, 1373. Notick to Depositors.—From and after thir and uptil further notice, this Company wil! aoply te rule requiring SIXTY DAYS’ notice ot intention to withdraw deposits. sep24- 2m GW. STIOK NEY, Actnary. Cepraonn's FOLAR SODA, THE COLVDEST AND BESTINTHE WORLD, ‘with pure wees ey otner Syrups. INERAL SPRING WATEBS, 29 PENNsYLvaNia AVENUE, the republican party as against the democratic they entirely eu party in any national election in which the his- Pie ate torical principles of republicanism are at of stake. ——_—_—_-<ee- ‘The authorities of Dover, Delaware, are going through the farce of trying on the charge of arson, Dr. West, who murdered a colored man in his employ. and afterwardsskinned him, and then set fire to his laboratory to conceal his F. J. MARRY THOMPSON will com ciinical lectures at Columbia How RDAY, October 11, at 3% continue until March, 1874 “Adm: OUrse wil crime. He was acquitted of the charge of mur- | 708 to students and g aduates of medicine only. Ger on the ground of «self-defence, aud will | BUCRPHY ot the'ostieg 82 PP bce OE gg of course be acquitted of arson. The Wilming- | TO LADIES. Se ees says the general impression is | by D tara et ec oes om ps Sie 9 secanee at West cannot be convicted, and that he is : sical str himself confident of acquittal. ‘His acquittal of |‘ fein det Donseheld duties tnd alt ber moral -on the charge of murder was a disgrace to the | pe fee her meee caing every y her state, and woul indicate that hereafter any | Spingity fee ing nought be utterly misere, white man may murder with impunity in Dela- | ble! "This state of weakness and debilite fy eee | ware, provided always his victim is a colored fatal to her than a severe spell of sickness, for in that 0} man. age she will receive the p sas i ten sheeilipeer nthe i my ais of s sictan 3 ature, echansted, Nand she's carried to precaution in proper time act aa a | LIFE BITTERS of De L. G. BERTRAM are a safe and. lufailibic remedy agelnst malarie, =eaaiiiebien = “Who burned Columbi: isa question which has received considerable attention in certain | quarters, and now comes up the conundrum “Who fired Kichmond?” A story having been cireulated that General Kemper applied the | dyspe coutivences, billeumness. “headaches, match, the General comes out in a card saying These sit “= ron = he was ordered away frem Richmond before the | gists; erent conseron en of eee a trae fre eccurred. It must be remembered that a | Sgrecable ‘taste, the par excellence for lively politieal campaign ts in progress in Vir- = * PENIOK’S INDIA! ginia, and that Gen. Kemper is the conserya- bas never ip from tive candidate for governor, ‘This will be a gala week for Richmond, Vir- ginia. The veterans of the Mexican war hold a convention; the state fair will open, with an ad- RGE W. HAU by at! Druggiats. Caprese Gress from Gov. Walker; the Society of the ee eT a Army of Northern Virginia will bold its annual | Sorthwest. mayfl-1 reunion; and the agricultural society will hold s yearly meeting. As these exercises will be in- terspersed with any number of political speeches (this being the last week of the canvass) our sister city will have an unusually lively time. —+200- Coroner's juries sometimes, like Jack Buns. re ee ee Soe 58 Ser Y LATIMER & OLEARY. dict of the jary in the Kelsey tar and feather fae tragedy is a case in point. The verdict was Seuthwest corner Pennaylvania ave. and lith'street, that Kelsey “was killed by persons unknown to Game ER NE OND REAL THe COL D NIEL C. FAHEY, Gravel Roofer, All orders promptly attended to. B STREET, between 10th and 11th streets porth- 0017-6 the jury, but that Royal Sammis, and certain | TRUST other parties, committed the outrage which led | way. to his death.” There’s wisdom for you in solid chunks. *) Se. A-chbishop Purcell has placed # ban on the cireulation of the Cincinnati Commercial on ac Cunt of its criticisms on the policy of the Cath- otic church. His reverence must have forgot- ten, in a moment of petulance, the brave fight made by the Commercial not very many year ago in favor of the right of the people to be Catholics if they wanted to. ———-see-__ A dispateh from New York says a number o keepers of disreputable houses have been ar- rested, and that the gambling houses are to re- cetve similar attention. Thisisa good way of ‘warning the keepers of gambling houses to “lay low” until the storm blows over. And now the question of he authorship of ‘the famous dispatch, ‘‘Shoot him on the spot,"’ has been rased again by a Boston pundit. There can be no question what should be done to him on the spot. Only four more days remain after to-day which tax-psyers can avail themselves of the reduction on their bills of 6% per cent. FINANCISL AND COMMERCIAL. The New York Herald of yesterday has the foliowing regarding the transactions in Wall street om Saturday: ‘The street to-day has Leen ful of strange and indescribable in- flueaces, There has been nothing of purpose elicited, consequently nothing to call for alarm. | Those who, ranging themselves on the “bear” side, bave told “short” have done so simply in obedience to street rumors, and for the next twenty-four hours they will be nervously await- ing the acme of the situation. Those who have patiently awaited the developments of the future are not likely to be disappointed becanse | prices are too low to be natural. The market is | abnormaily weak, and the ‘bear’ party are oor. The issue at present is between Vander- | bilt and the “street”—the power of suppositi- | tions money on the one hand and the power of a multitude on the other, who propose to ‘sell | what they do not own,” and risk their credit his strength. ’This is only another emf the street, and it will be decided during the next ten days.” The M ets, Battimore, October 27 —Virginia6’s, consolida- ed, 43; Wem ‘Virginia, 8 id to-day. BALTIMORE, October 27,—Ootton quiet; low mid- dlings, 14% @1i%. Flour very dull and heavy. Wheat stendy at the decline noted Saturday—choice | amber, 1.€%@1 70; am ber western, 1.50; Ghio and In- Hana, 1.38@1.45. Cora steady—white southera, 78 Yellow southern, 63; mixed western nominal, Oats fairly active'and firm—southern, 4331 western mixed. 48 do. white, 49750, Bye steady. Haz urchang d. Provisions dui! depressed Mess pork, 16. Balk meats—shoutders, 7 lee @6%. Bacon—shoulders, 8% @3 rib sides, 9, evgar-cured hams, ‘(lt 5 Western bniter- unchanged. ged. Whisky quiet and steady, 95. “Sngar unchanged. New Yous, October 27,—Stocks active. axd very f vergsh. prices ranging higher. Gold, 8's. Money, 7 bid’ fxctlange, lone, O; short, 2, | anita Ne Wheat aud n steady’, Youn, Octobs dull Cad not —Fiour quist ant heavy, insily unchanged. Cc new tly Bt trance I7%s. 1.30 p.m 27.29) p m—Erie, —+2ee- THE WEATHER, ARTMENT, Ciffce of Cites Siena! Offer, A®HING TON, October 27, 1878, 16:30 a. m. Psis FOR THE PAST TWENTY-FOUR HOURS center that was Sanday morniog in Lowa astward, i is probably now ario. This disturbance has very into au extended storm of wiad nd ruin, probably pow pret over the entire untry east of Lake Michigan and Georgia, but jorning telegraphic rej are missing from the ower lakes, Canada, N ork, New England. the ‘utbwest and the extreme northwest, Brisk to high southwest winds with rain prevail in the middle At- laptic and southern es. Westerly winds with cloud and rain over the Ohio valley and Laks Mich isan, and with cold, cloudy weather over the upper Mississippi valley. PROvAwILITIES —For the rest of Monday thestorm center continue moving eastward down the St. Law- rence valley. For the middle and eastern ntutos, continued south and west winds, with rain, For the lower lakes, tind veer to west’ or northwest, with clondy weather, light rain and falling temperature { For the south Atlantic states, pouthwesterly winds veer to northwest. with cloud and possibly rain. For the Ohio valley and upper lakes, northwesterly winds and cold, clondy weather. Cautionary signals continne at Wilmington, Norfolk, Baltimore, Oa May, New York, New Haven. New jon, Wood's Hole. Boston, Poctland, Eastport, Oswego, \- ter, Boffalo, Krie, Cleveland, Teledo, Alpona. Goveraments $12 6th street ne V required TED—A Address 1303 K WANTS HOS x rooms, rect, near etree ot VAS TED—TABLE BOARDERS i 5 private AN TED—An experienc! mid to take Apply at No 26 Arlington NURSE not more than four or five. thwest. reat infant. Arply at AW oe otel, 037 -6t P02 BENT—FURNISTED BOOMS, secoud door from Tih at. N DOR RENT—Neail ensetond fu sireet northwest, Heferen FOR BENT—Two ate. CHAMBERS, fa nafurnished, at 612 M street. an W ANT. KEE. Apply aN ‘ at enn under National Hotal—0aRO jiately—A good WATOHMA- y 05 P syivania av~ ook 5: \ 3. tar nbermaid or dining ne of references fice By s respectable white girl, a SITU- ATION as chi ina small fa: Addrers Box yom girl octa7-3r™ * W ar Store, ANTED—A; 1327 F between 16 and 19 years of age, to att Best of references req Apply at once. reet,a WHITE quired as to hon thd CABINET MX. KERS and two FURNITURE UPHOLSTER ERS. W.B.MOSES. corner 7th street and Penn- eylvania avenue A) Privilege of bnying. ' Address. WALTER WAYLAND, City Poxt cat fic octaT-2t J ANTED—To rent any time in ths course of a month, @ neat, melinu-sized HOUSE, with ion, tating terms and lo- ANTED—A WHITE GIRL to help to tend to ‘a store and make herself useful eral. for which good wages aud steady emplosm will be piven; 20 9.h street northwest, betw and I streets \ an eler pV ANTED—Ke WATUIES re all foi Closing ent. bi No. 607 7 NTED—B: woman. SITUATION jon of trust. and the same required. ery ona that ad JEWELRY hom in tha next ines. W. H street southwest. a resp The has fable married Atmorican housekeeper, in OLOCKS. with me for een days, as 1 LIPSCOMB, Jow- ANTE and iro A good COOK, wh: dintely at 1090 st family of thre t kouthenst ress circ st done at hc dress, with referen: 8 ar office. V JANTED—A SERVANT todo x work for a small amily :-a competent person will have a good 1 good wages. Neas other need apply; 1 i y \ FANTED—To rem me balance short’ time, lars, W.M.S., HOUS r bay dern conve six to sight room | 83,00) cash, Address, giving full particn- tar office o¢f25 3t" Wi NTED—HANLS on, fonr miles from Boundary streat, opposite Mt. © Vin moment Varm, Olivet Cemetery,on railroad to Bladensburg, left hand. STEWART, Box Wi High wages Call on or address S, city CHARLES oct25-2t" NTED—At the Government Hospit neane, a settled, well-educated for the and xind- the hearted WOMAN, without encumbrances, f. fas kee his character and habits, V hi wi ling to work, tio of bead attendant, and a WOMAN 0 character for the position of assistant hous also, an intelligent middle-aged MAN and FE, without children, to do plain cooki Applicants, to be successful, must fornish « tory evidence that they aré persons of blamoie: 4 that they are able an 0025-3 | NFURNISHED asskeeping; modern 1116 1th street n POR RENT—Ver ROOMS, enii imy mts. Apply a: west, een Land M Fo RE. street {OR RENT—One nicely furnished so ROOM, on second floor; also ¢ table for eentlemen. Tarme N Nd con No. S29 M street nc F' GS BENT—Fice anfarnished ROOMS waitable for housekeeping; front_and back yatd. water and eas. Rent $30. 1004 E strect, between lth and Nth octZ-Si* or KENT—Pleasant ROOMS, furn shea or an furnished, with Board, froni November. Ist Modern improvements. Appiy at 612 18th street northwest. octa7-3" [98 BENT—A iwo-stor, FRAME HOUSE con taining five roome,on New Jersey avenue, be Quand R streets nortuwest. Inquire a2 M street northwe oct3T RENT—FURNISHED DWELLING th street northwest for rent, or for or withen? the farniunce. Lov with qnire on th premises Also, 29 000 fect of Ground ta the north: Weatern part of ihe city for sale, oct OB RENT—A Targe. nicely faraich d swry FRONT ROOM; ty Reference reqnirsil Fnroiture Store, tipo, near With st ef ROOM. at S10 a a mouth suitad botw K HOUSES containing with all modera «on eniences, in ry desirable jocaton. sultatls fr embers of © juire of L. 8. CHAP. MAN, lith n N and O F BRIOKS west h P and Bhode Es! $1.00. Some siall HOUSES situated on M,. le ween 4th and Sth, the whole for 32,00). A comfort able FRAME HOUS 30 Beall street, getown, between Gon; 0). A desirable thre dern conveniences, sit between Ist and 2d east; LOT situated on north yh streets east; $400, THO: O19 7th street [OE BEN T—Handeomely fi second floor, 1921 H street (OR RENT—2 handsome sccond tory ROOMS, with BOARD, No, 220 Lat. northwest, 025 20° Fo RENT—Thrve nufuroished_ ROOMS, housekeeping. Call at 1632 west, pear R Foe BENT- gress aod Washington ory BRICK, having al ei on south © ate WO. A very desirable t, betwean dh and . WAGGAMAN, oc 3T-te hed ROOMS on oetas-6t RONT ROOM second story ,fronting south, No. 1303 Hstroot, location convenient and pleasant. oct25-3t FOR, BENT Several, furnished ROOMS i Joasant location. Reut moderate, at N. A street northwest en Ath and Sth. oct25-3i" ANTED—A office. first-class COOK. “J. HBO Apply at this ootta-5t west, ANTED—A White SERVANT GIRL, to do general housework, 729 Tih street ‘north oct?4 Gt 6¢ JOUN, IT’S NO USE TALKING; Mary Jane must have a new calico dress,” “* Well. my dear, I've suspended The only thing you ean do will be to buy a cake of WM. G. WEBB'S oet?s 6t__ CALIOO DRESS SOAP ” Headquarters FOR CARYETS! CARPETS!! CARPETS i! Wo have now in store THE LARGEST, THE CHEAP BEST, ant MOST aTTK ST. THE 207!" s STOCK FALL CARPETS SOUTH OF NEW YORK Owing tothe great depression in m pre y matters at > sell at still ar stock will sat ileal purchaser, nt, We pro, heaper rates isfy the most fi nse from this dat An inspection of tidious and eco: OUR DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT, on first floor, is stocked with an clegant assortment DRESS GOODS, embracit CASHMERES, BERG in all the new shades, SHAWLS of every description, WATERPROOF OLOA _ Latest tashion WOOLENS and DOMESTICS of all classes, HOSIERY, GLOVES and NOTIONS. Re REMEMBER THE ARCADES WOLFORD & SHILBERG, 427 SEVENTH STREET, oct2s-tr Between D and E..southwest. NEW STORE! S NEW GOODS w@ cHloutekeepors in want of CeO CEP ASSWARE, OUTLEBY ana PLATED WARE, are respectfully invited to examine our ntock eat and prices, t WEBB & BEVERIDGE. oct? 6t" 1009 Pennsylvania avenue, O*F POUND OF WM. G. WEBB’S OALICO DRESS 801P will last longer and do more work than one and @ half pounds of any Chemical Olive Soap on the mar- ket, Bay it and try it. BT SCHOOL—THEO. KAUFMANN, th . A tist has again opened his Art Saivai‘ee th Studio, B12 F street, Special el on Saturdays. ee ee ee (CARPETS! CARPETS! AT FAIR PRICES Just received a large assortment of ENGLISH BODY BRUSSELS, ENGLISH TAPESTBY BRUSSELS, THBEE- PLY AND INGRAIN CARP2TS, OIL-CLOTHS, &c., bought of a bankrupt house in New York, which We offer at less than wholesale prices. Now is your chance to buy cheap at the C. 0. D. CARPET HOUSE, 904 SeventH StREET, Between I and K, next door to Strasburger Bros, Boot and Shoe Store. oct25-Im vt 8-1 METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE. TREMENDOUS STOCK OF GOODs. UNSURPASSED VARIETY. EVERY ABTICLE OFFERED A BARGAIN. Ladies Garments, well made, superior Cotton, con- sisting of Chemises in different styles. Boren Gowrs, Drawers, Merino Vests and Pants, Coy \. Gent's Merino Shirts and Drawers, 81 each. a waa faney Wool Hose, extra long, 4 pair 3 Children’s Striped heavy Cot:on Hose, extra long, adies heavy Iron-frame Hose, extra long, 3 pair 1. reaty Bridie Half Hove, pair for §1. shaker) balf-hose, 3 pair for §1. we plaid and Windsor Scarts, 60 for Sone’ foar-ply very fine linen, reversible Ouffs, 3 ie naectne i Lace Tidies, round, eval, and square, x r gl. “Whle’Plave tnd Scarlet embroidered Toilet *olta Walnut hoary ageing Joan ‘Farin Cologne, at 260. 80c., ALL a oveey at sIrL METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE, 319 SEVENTH STREBT, 3, BEPS sod MOHAIRS | $ and COATS, mie in | V V ent! V for J ANTKD—Kither a Male of Elocution and Penm 560, Georgetown, DO. ale TEACHER, ip. Address oct \NTED—A White WOMAN to Oe come recommended, Lnquire at 11 northwest. J ANTE A good, expel od NURSE, who is capable ire charge of a Child a year old, Kast Capitol street. must $M st. oct24-3t COLORED nd willing te take Apply 225 OCt24-3t" ANTED— § BONDS or 18. 23.000 Board of CBBTIFICATE: ew Pressed Brick front Honses, with mf Arply Wil S. HOLLIDAY, cor Building, 7th str U. T. HOLLIOAY. DEB—A SILUATION by @ competeut, rel ab 2A-c03t* plic_ Works exchange al mot V ML i | | | st _E, MAISO LLINERY P > to notice that street, nf New York, has reopan AGLORS at O21 lth st d of 415 13th Mada ects im ato ¢ W TACLE” w i ANTED—Iwmedintely— need of first-class SERVANTS of every ls tion, male and once, in the country ut by HH, EMPLER, the Uptici street and Penns} omsters of all kins Smiling male, to call and ‘Servants also cau get good homes and It those who vaine thet js accurately ania avenue 4. OF persons get suppti sepm-im suit Ww crad! y Age NTED—KEvory one to know that the VIOTOB SEWING MAOHINE bas its wecdis sel/-set- ting; the most perfect shuttle in use, resting in s he; neadie bar and works of xtect, beret irre gia Also, Branch of est's Pattern Emporium, to T. W. SPIOER, Agent. oy 469 me. Dem- LOST AND FOUND. st O8T—A GOLD BRACELET, marked B.A. W., Saturday evening,on Maryland ayenue or 6b ret southwest. "PARES UP TRESPA of T. Blegdet one red and white red and white BOF FA) hind leg. The owner yon thy ‘The fi lith ‘street GOW. with horns, ai jer will receive a suitable rewerd by leaving it at 419 6th street south: w ING, ON THE FARM road. W . lame in right please come f Tward, Tove property, pay i ud take them away, Mociaeae W:F- LEWIS. STRAYED—on Thursday evening G street northwest, a bi OsT—A GOLD MEDAL, (with ownsr’s name thereon,) between Otic ond 7th str: t, The finder will slot 478 Louisiann avenue Board f Public Works leaye at JG. oct25-2t lack a from No. 327 id ti TERBIER; auewersto the name of*ob; tR is the pet of an invalid boy, A liberal reward will be paid for his retarn. Cc AM oct25 3t* ‘RESPASSING ON MY PLACE, about three weeks ago, a red and white, BUFFALO HEIFER, which the owner can have by proving property, and taking her away. oct?5-3t JON WRONG Near Brightwood. 8: tery hai iny G iA > our place, ive aay TT, o tothe ETTER DOG, low stat .) » low stature, The above reward will ice 605 7th near Gienw REWARD—On i aus instant, strayed from ood Come between Oemetery and Howard Uni cr ind white spotted heavy built, heavy be paid by retar: lace or to LEGGETT & LE st.,mearcorner F. octs4-3t" QBSTACLES TO MARRIAC HAPPY BELIEF Sent free in sealed letter envelopes. HOWARD A8s0¢ fu, Lnatitution having PERSONAL. conduct ani B&B YOUNG a high reput: ssional kei: TATION, Philadeiphia, ion for honor MEN, Addres P. oct®-eugm EGR BENT 1207, SIXTH STREET, desirable _furnished ROOMS. front or rear. desirable 1o- cality, opposite Hon. William Stickney’s mansion, cei} tNovl (OR BENT—A BRICK 10USE Kee RI of HOUSE 1002 oath 8 suitable nileman and his wife pleasantly opposite Smithsonian Institu- t Ing ¢ premises oct25-Im F OR RENT—Two ROOMS om eeconl floor, with BOABD, ina private family. Beterence given required. 734 loth st northwest Ko RENT—Three story a HOUSE, No. 905 20'h sty Rent, §35. "Inquire S21 and I. (OR REN O0T; Very TT f dand frou reat No. 17 hy ows and cellar; ren ply to RO, HIUK HOt 7,conveniout to ei 2457 Hi street south, botwe ytoSAM'L 0. HILL, 4 1 E streets a from iy 2 ACBES, wich impr os Tare advautages as a 5) er Goh stre oud PBR S property c Resort or Dr 25-8 Ist Noy 2c" SOB RENT—Tw Clesete, and be had in a hocd is first-class, and the ! accessible and healthfal in party of (wo or three adults w giving particulars, by addi 452 Post-Oftic )R RENT OR LEASE ET FARM of one huntred acres, adjvining hoo) Station, Washington and Alexaniria ad, lying directly on the Turnpike, two mi'es ington, fifty acres in grass. The sot! is d every fLot available: ag. with Fo SALE—One Tt bi ry resi WM. I receive an. svG. MW oct! DATRY and MAR cight rooms on the premises. ‘This Farm is a part pi ihe Abington estate, and will be ranted or leased for aterm of yeai alars apply to LAT- IMER & CLEAR anand Beal. Betate Brokers, Star office bn! [Rep.} oct25 20 (OR RENT—HOUSES. at per month. Ap- Boe ern ee FOX, Pennsylvania avenue, ne ped Bavk. oct In COR RENT—Two very pleasant wotarniahed Figons on West strevt. in Georgetown. Cars ran by the door. WILLIAM TYLER, oct4-5t 71S 16th streer, WOR RENT—A PARLOR and BEDROOM, on & ine first and second floors. Also, first-class Table r BOARD, can be hed at 61% ¥ street, between 6th and 7th streets. oct2i-st* FOE, BENT Furnished, e most desirable and well located — three-st BRICK HOUSE, en loth street, between K and L oct24-6t, E. K. WILSON, 511 7th street. FFOR BENT—Lirge, three-story BRICK HOUSE With large lot attached, corner of Green and Gay streets etown. Bent low. WILLIAM TYLE TLS 15th street. ects. FoR RENT—Unfornished, 2 ROOMS comu 2 ry cating, and large closet; central location; terms ‘easonable. street, 012K street northwest, near 6th loct2t-3t™ icely furnished front ROOM, third ith all modern improvements; private itable for gentleman and wife or geutle- of Patent Office. 705 sth oct 6t™ ‘Two large, ploasaut furnished KOOMS, north and sont expo-nre; conventent to three Lines of cars, rent 5 and $12 per month, in wivance, S04 K ‘street, between Bth and 9%h streets. oct’ St [POR RENT—An elegant HOUSE coutainiog 13 Tocms and bath-room; ina very heaithy locality; t and cold water, range, Latrobe, &c.; fine stable and carriage house. Kent for all only’ $55 in ad- xance to a good tenant. Apply to Rev. W. B. EVANS, 222 i3th street southwest. ectzg 6t™ N uorthwest, Bit ADAME MABTINE, Spiritual and Business Medium can be consulted at No, 1003 F tings 10a. m,to3 p.m, sepls-6: the ADAME FLOREN ant, is unequalied in ti and future of your life; bringte, re way ness her advice is vatisfaction; none ever isfaction gi¥eR, ot no Parlors, No. the separated together, 613 4th cess in life, Invaluable. or She cons reet northwest. ‘IB, the Celebrated Clairvey- elling the past, preseut, in causing speedy marriages, and pelstiog tn matters of ing her. ‘Sate ing ir. Sat- Jan be consulted at hor 1 asl sepi-Sw™ (pP*TA0LEs TO MARNIAGE. HA free in set letter It ABSOCIATION, Philadelphia, havin, high and professional PY RELIEF FOR Y PPY i FOR atation for 'OUNG MEN.—Sent Stree, Soa ‘a.—an Institutien honorabl le condact, jy73m_ “S™ 7g By tor.a750 poner g iLENOE.” OR THE WILL 7 anor e 4 CURE. ore 0) bands. Taught northwest for sopit-Sm 634 PENNSYLVANIA AVENDU! VEBY LIVE ig welling the SOAP. Buy it ten yards best st calico. @ N THE DISTR OBIGINAL CALICO DRESS ‘an order on Wa. B. . Riley oot 2s-Gt LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOOK SOUTH OF PHILADELFAlA, m@, L GREGORY, w. A NEW OALIOO D2gss and Ta5a8 TAS E2 goag in the mercer bes WM. G. WEBB'S OBIGINAL CALICO DRESS S0aP. Bold by every tive Grocer. 3 Cakes for 25 cents. S wikar, Oot2s-ot ba A 5 SS — rr at at ‘are, FOE SENT HOUSE, No. 1324 1 street north west, Detween 13th and Mth streets; a three-story brick, with all the modern improvements; latrobe fy —— which heat all portions of the i bath-room; range in kitchen; hot and cold water thronghout the house; rent, $90 per month Apply atthe lumber yard of the’ late J. B. Ward, corner 12th street and Ohio avenue, oct 24-41" UR REN T—A large, stone HOUSE, three miles from 7th and Boundary; 10 minutes walk to sta tion on Point of Rocks railroad; house dry and heathy; situated on Rock Creek road; containing 10 chambers, large saloon parlor. dining and sitting rooms, besides kitchen and basement rooms; cood stabling azd carriage house and garden; will rent low for the session of Congress or by the year, Tn guire on the premises, or to 0. 8, HARE, 1213 7th street northwest, oct = OR SALE—One three-story and basement press brick RESIDENCE, on ‘3 street north, con- taining all modern improvements; small cash pay- ment Also, one fine RESIDENOE, three stories and Mansard roof, press brick, all’ modern improve- nts, on I street north, hext te corner of North Capitol street. Also, one of those fine three-story back building and Mansard roof RESIDENCES on Sy ed BOOKS, STATIONE le R BENT—A ares ROOM newly painted. over MAY'S Store, N sn MUNUN & ce LEEKS AND STA Riemssps as a chamb: a x chambery on the sec n bird Without children, st 1254 T street » &e5 andl N SCHLOTT! street. between 6th and Tth w SRNISHED HOUSE, con.inv No, 406 tat 921 sy bet 4 vqmire th Washic aton nS » Ineide and Ont, 4.8 vo. VISITING GARDS aud within’ nine renin and ons, ul oaay ROBERT A. PHILLIPS Boal Estate Broker, ©13 isth strest OR RENT—One of the most pleasantly lomated and desirable HOUSES on the hotchts of miles of Washingt terms. ecto-Im FE eail Georgetown; No. 129 street, between ¢ ENGRAVED AND PRINTED IN THE «ard H fourteen rooms; Inrge yard; newly LATEST STILES. painted and papered; convenient t> two lines of railway to Washington. A'l modern improvements, ee DYER & DAVIDSON, 1429 Penosylvan Our work ts done by one of the boat engravers nae. sornthef New York. and is executed in the intest T. sop: by Brows bie bu ab large Hall stylo, and with w Fo REN merly are ex tirely pew ac pew of oblong mens of wrddi Valares assortment r t A Z aad reception some ef the best engravers the Ist in the same 5 ard in the count - Also, further information inquire at northwe SOR BA 1NGS floved for # point of constrac are unsurpassed by ‘They have al All the new books ans ara b suppliol a p Orders for bind com att WARREN CHOATE & ©0.°s, NEW BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE VERNON BOW, tr @ouneR 10TH Sr. aw octis. Pa. Avew RRomasce * OLD COURT LIFE tx FRAN for = SHILLIN 3 Book Midwifery; by frou the F at bc t ing P. a good busine {LATIMED avenue FORSALEAND UDdAry wt r a0 to Binde: $15 per month rt arn, carriage ho’ the Path, a wel; od B50 per wer Hjoluing. $200. The Son of an Organ tand or address Swaria, Loval Unto De STEWART, Be y in one, complete. Ra (TBE BEST WAY TO PAY SPECIAL TAXgs— | SXPiatet; by the woth ye Fenruddccke: by Hamilton Atd Charles Reade. Ti 1; & powerful from tbe F. Hi be returned, receipted, at le Buying borde to pay. Bich Oroms 4 faactnating ench by two young ladies of Wash PETER CAMPBELL, & octtt-Im 2423 Pa avenne, above W / ALUABLE LAND FOR SALE j 200 ACRES OF LAND, | tying on the Washington and Alexandria turnpike, | two miles from Washington and m Ale dria, will be sold in lots to suit, or as an entirety portion of the land has one of the m: mand Yiews of any property surronuding sither city; heights was built Fort Scott, from the fact its commanding locality. One hundred acres cleared land, lying beautifully, and weil adap for agricultural purposes. This land is a porti t wyand, having th y off-Ts a rare c fret. For terms and IMER & OLEARY. A Brokers, Star office but inying Cards, Paper and e Stationery line, at the very lowrat prices. fr anle at SHILLINGTOR'S BOOKSTORE, octt-tr corner 4% st. and Penna. avenne RTHUR BONNICASTLE: by JG. Holland THE FAIR GOD: by Gen. Lew Wallace LOMBARD STREET; by Waltor Bi k Broker, arta A by Jas, Hamilton THE BOOKS OF THE BIBLE aT WM. BALLANTYNE’s. 4u> SEVENTH STREET, BELOW B PIANOs, &o. tion apply to and Real Est are the sopaS-tr A YEAR will be for ac ‘PUNING AND KErainine, PoLIsaine S150 st any or tis Desertnsak : <— Teg thot the Departa and Varnishing PIANOS a: steal Instru: cuts Pecel ves the 2 PER CENT. Bi Persoval attention by@ L WI provement tax: ale rer ae Wy 420 Dith street ar northwe 6 J. ¥. BBUDHEAD, Ageots for the v oct24-6t__Over National Mé:ropoiitan Bank, | PIANOS, aie iGHT PER CENT BONDS OF THE BOAKD : EN 40F PUBLIC WORBS, receivab of special taxes, for sale at the oc 22-6t (C¥/taaarep J i KNABE GRAND, SQUARE and UPRIGHT PI The Bost New M EVERY INSTHK UMENT FL KD FORK FIVE YRA 4 opportunity is now ¢ y sina FEW ACRES ( as SRCOND HAND £ PIANeS FOR SA section ¢f country near SOLE. AGENOY ~ . . No en a 8 WM McCAMMON's Peted by th (POALDMAN & GuAY) PAVONITE Lawes from ow acres each of Iand, ASD BHO INGER'S ORGANS beautifoi | 2 coobiniag all th \ REICHEN BAUS purban home. \ Pino Wahen ; | _sustoar $ uth stroct, abure Pa a Gy, "GHS'S PIANO SND MUSIO STORE x 652 Now York Ave rear 7th strom ‘ erlebrated Pateut Bianes the first 4 STEGLING manuf grapes, as shown which fruits th in this ¢ Bin this jesirabili 4 valn ved by many never-failivg springs of the Parest sft cold water. ‘The very reasonable price at which they are be sold, and on ensy t a liberal reduci cash, make them excee le ae ao inv ment, ¢ cially im these Abstract of titi _, KOB'T A_ PHILLIPS, REAL ESTATE BROK BR. 613 Ish « ee ) AN 10 STOK! TL4S Seventh street morthwess. Pianos aud Orgaus Musical Lustrements of every Gescripticn on hand; sold on suay | | terms. Pianos and Organs tuned and platy luted. Georgetown orders Jeft at GRIMES’, No. 103 Bridge street. SCHUMAOKER & 00.8 PIANOS, 122-2 Over National Metropo acon PoE: eS pen c T. BONDS the GREAT REDUCTION IS PRIC B Pablic Works will be taken for the ‘These instrameute, which periority over ali have tu become the must popular kere, ; over the country canbe had no ut for avery handsome RESIDENCE ne BUILDING SILES NOURSE & MIDDLETON, G13 15eh str 1 ob Roconut of their s- and several oct2i-6t = lowing low prices: TS EXCHANGE FOR FABMS. ral Fine | agua PIANUS eee” Pressed Brick Front & WELLINGS, with all | UPRIGHT PLANUS to the modern improvements, for FARMS along the | GRAND PLANOS from @Son, witee Balirende” Metronolitan aud Baltimore and Ohio | Persons who wish tosave firm $100 ts @00 in por- Railroads, Great Seana want ¥ JONES. chasing oe eas ont, Gre invited te call : . ‘nd compare for themselves. Planes for rent, cetl-lw No. 611 7th sirect, opp. P.O. Dep't Revetsing pceeny cues y —Mus 5 oven % RL BIC EGE SAT E— Must be sold by the 15 of Novem aster OAS PICETRE. Ace the Stock and Fixtures of FANCY and NOTION TOBE of the ae Mrs. De Uover, Nod lad ster, northwest. Rent of store and dwelling, 35 pont Wall be sold for lon thes appre “alte. MEDICAL, &e Apply immediately. 1 > Jr., Admin. intrator, No. 030 Pa. aveuue uortiiwea. vet). 4 8 a T GREAT BARGAINS — For sale or exchange z ~¢ * gUATabtoes a thor ugh and +peedy cure of all A for unincumbered Real Estate or Board of Ps ous snd cutameous discaser and female com- be hic Works certificates, at great bargains, those flac aint, Separate Rooms for Ladies three-story press brick frout DWELLING HOUSES | ™ S11 iith strect, ebove H. (containing eleven rooms each, elegautly finished, | Hours: 10 te 13.3 t with all modern improvements, latrobes, 2 FANON. heaters, bot and cold water, bells aud «peaking tabes throughout.) situated on the west side of Mth street, between U and V «ts. Inquire of J.G. BIGELOW, G28 F st. northwest. oct-Lw {OR DALE. k BY AUSTIN P. BROWN, Corner of New York avenue and Fifteenth street Three large double HOUSES, ranging in pric from $35,000 to $0,000, and several other fret clus: Correspondence [D® BESBY WILSON, No 913 is years experience in Army Hoxp tals aud Private Practice Prompt cures. No injurious medicines A pertect cure, and entific and heuorabie troat- ment goaraut ges reasonable aud only one charge tor advice and medicin Sto Mande Hours,8a.m.to 8 p.m. Sanday to8. cr 3c" fee DE JANE WILSON bas REMOVED to 513 4th SE sirect, betwern K aud F streets noothwes', and patect the ears f GROUND end LOTS tm ali | i.) Siecsadt rceme for lesion Sickie ‘medical treat: HOUSES and LOTS at Mount Pleasant Sees Ons She Beit oF ettondem OLEH M ADAM BOSS, the Celebrated Dociress and IVE croionest, bus returned to this city, after an ab sence of some time, and will be pleased to eee her FOR SALE. A SEEGRERING SE a ER She te now kicated at CED there ethan aes S19 3d vireet, between Tat Hone after 3 ts the only lady endowed with the natural eit of reveating the part ard foretelling the future. Hor advice in business Is invaluable. She renpsctfetly invites all to call and be convinesd of her great powers. As the Matam's stay is limited, all who p.m. oerd-6t" (OB SALE —A first-class coupedlORSE, HAR- Bxisst ‘aud CARRBIAG € for eate; will be sold cheap. és ly to FAN WASHING. ay wish to consult ber should embrace this OPPS TON 2 CO., 6: Pepn. avenue. oct27-8t oity. or (OB SALE CHEAP—The lar, tock wl sec- BS 8. J. FRENOH, OF PHILA! Precis ind FUUNITORE, STOVES Se Slate | Mi tbe dicbraten enabler ee city by J. W. MATCAETT, No, 512 Lith’ steoet | snd Test Modiuis, has located at 1013 New York northwest, oct? 2w* avenue. Office hours—I0 a. wml em mente can be made for eventing Engage- = sey (;EMALE F a DISEASES of ii Kinds trested. be- cine will Desent. Address t the Howard Stables, G street, b eh 6th avd 7th, 10 Head of gooa driving and work HORSES, 1 Saperior P59 tamily Horse, a good stepper. ee De Than PsOn, oct st” GHEEN & OSBORN. | N0_64* Worth tith stro Phitadolphtn oat te? FO% SAER* pop oie ot ot PanTg ry on ——— . Sea nine aban | +t ‘octhi-Im 716 12th atreet rorihwest, C.%; Se eA NTIST, . 935 Penne, od Wh street, over Teel'ee Mienes Cee Mh specialty. Terms moderate J, DONCAN coTTRELt, ATTOKNEY AT Law, Nitrous Oxide G: BOARDING. oce-ly nnn enetons tos PLEASANT FRONT BOOMS—Also, back ones, single or in suite, with Board. Refereuces Te! quired; at S09 Est., near Post Office. — oct24 3t” between 9h and 10th streets west. near U, octl3-20* 438 Louisiana avenue. win ea iearecaraoe pears perv | RRGUERARROCA9 Seite Rica | Jaya GUaPgaR ox Buaiooe ae ae ea io ee PHILLIPS Builder, Gomfort and ‘couvowitnce, with ie-cien Filo | Cute Cletmiaae Ber oct83-4t ‘T31 Ist streot northwest. | Bourd. Terms mederene’ octze 6 amine in 2 COR BALE—HOUSE on Defrecs street; 91,00 | TSOAEDING.—Farnished FRONT BOOM, -uita GHAPHAN litt beineen Hand Os oD | corius, garuabig tisha Slight ga | Shorthand Weitere sue Lave Reporters (OB SALE Four-room BRICK HOUSES, with | Tang asthe modern conveniences, 1438.G.rco- | One, Me, street, between let aud 34, Joth‘and G and Be gi ou onc email conn payment OMS, WITH ALL | JOHN w. 3 re ~ S:OBAPHAM, fithr between W and O sts, ootis 6; | BUAMD: Apply 1003 B vtteet, cotace ath ae i hOfaxy '—-FUBNISHED ROO) ‘at 906 F Now York avenues beth aur ue 08 6 RS eet ee ECE Se ne SSW ILSON: B11 7th street. ESR. dortnent Streets oD of 7th. : 3 ire.of JOS. Fk ‘Beal Rotate Taeut, Wo YOS bth etvont worth,” Seal Rate LE-A very ‘and desirable PROP- F'Gety en om wren K and L—a two- Lot. 23.6. K. WALBOM, 511 Tth streot. {OR 8 ‘street, be- meen Lith ond starts pom plo order with ali Oot OB. K- WILSON, 511 7th strost. very. desirable STORE or © gigentere of A.B SHMPHRED £50. 2¢ D. sireet northwest. segue ta Ye and 5 esses ‘In every style, Conwan Sp ann H Sraeers aw.