Evening Star Newspaper, October 31, 1873, Page 4

LOCAL NEWS. the Sallor. Theater Comique.— The great drama of “z0- loso”’ and other attractions. chestrion music at No. 468 Pennsyl mae. —_—_o—_____ Condensed Locals, ‘To-day is All Hatlowe’en. ‘The Carroll Literary Society will tender a nto Kev. Father Keane at Carrol! bali on Tuesday evening next. . Te-day W. T. Baldus, F. A. Tschi by an R.L Hot filed in the office of the Recorder of Deeds the deed of tue Washington Pharmacev- tieal Association. ‘The large plate mirrors of the East Room the White House, and other articles of farm ture, were removed to-day to be retouched pre- paratory to the furnishing of that room for the winter Sawue! Duvall, a carpenter, working on the reof of a bulkling covner of 15th and H streets, yesterday fell a distance of about 2) feet to the ground ana broke his arm. Dr. Baldwin at- tende:! bim A slight fire took place at B. Bryan's hotel and restaurant, Pennsylvania avenue, near jd street, last evening, which was extingnished by Mr. Bryan and Mr. Steele, of the hook and iad- der company. The pastors of the various city churches held @ meeting at the parlors of the Y. M. ¢ terday afternoon, to confer upon the subj a a general collection for the reiief of the suffer- ers by the yellow fever in Memphis. The janior class of the medical department of the University of Georgetown have elected the wing officers: Myron Boardman, president; iward Butts, vice president; Douglass Einns, cecon:l vice president A eeney was struck m named Thomas U.S on .he head with a 3 last evening, intiie erious wound. Officers McGreevy and Barkley took the suf- rer to the eighth precinct station, and arrested azu pson. he second Sabbath red for a number of years as a day of spe- cial prayer for Young Men's Christian Associa- tions throughout the United States and British and a circular by the Young Men's jon executive committee of jon to its observance has been —— Discharges by the Board of Pa! Werks. In consequence of the lateness of the season aud the most important portion of the public hm prove ments in progress ig completed, the Voatd of public works this morning discharged about eighty employes, consisting of clerks, messengers, watchmen, inspectors, special su- perinterdents, general superintendents, fore- men, laborers, and levellers, to take effect from this date. The larger portion of these were special superintendent: ~ Transfers, in November has been Real | The following transfers of real estate have been fled in the office of the Recorder of Deeds since our last report: © 28.—A B. Shepherd to A. ©. Bradley, in Shiver to J’T ; B. Nett to z 10 Margaret A. Hogan 3 W > Square 161, $15.00 eloare art L ¥ 8 $3.40, tsp, parts ly and J. Scheuch, arts 3 Tre Portce on Mewrars. have not yet made their full return colle i for the relief of the p of Memphis who are suiferers bu oY funds Ww the scourge, unts:—Lieut. Gessford, tirst pre Lient. Noonan. second precinet, Lieut. Hurley, third precinet, $110.40 . Greer, fourth precinct, $110. Skippon, fifth precinct, $5 Lieut. t potice | ¢ department | tenants have turned in the follow- | | Weasel, Thornte | feited dward, trastee, | ellen Flynn, | THE COUR RCUIT COURT. Lewis a et Balsy act A 4p actton £0 ree over the 4h Ovlored Bap: « ester; on trial KUUITY COURT. Hirwiphreys —& large amoont of routine business was transacted in this 10-day. POLICE COURT, Judtee Snell—To-day, Frank Shepherd. aud Rover for disorderly Toomes i 't Boston; coarged with 85. James Lewis. alins ‘zed with stealing three ve and $75 ia cash from Mre. Goldberg, Siding ow Distreet, between 9th and I0tl streets: oan of ches was recovered oy Detec WeRitresh from a colored man to whom Lewis: had Catherine Magent, #3. doh tery on ne Nagent, a L> larceny of aturkey worth $4. Ho with the turkey ing begin Mr_Opok's barn in the county; $20 or thirty days. Thomas iislock, assault on David Brocks: $1. Samuel B Collins, assanit and battery co Wm. H. . colored; 910 ant costs. Robert Ambush, as° sanit and battery on Marion Baston; $5 and costs James Henry, assault bettery on Lewis D. Stone; $10 and costs. ard T. Smith, assault and battery on Emma Jones; @3 and , collateral: Green, profanity the foctw A Stanuine | TENTIARY Wiliam trial in the am Anderson was placed on ings county, N. ¥., court of ses- sions Monday. On the 2th of August he met his betrothed, Annie Conningnam, near the Grand street ferry, and pointing to a companion who was with ler, asked Annie, “are you going to keep company with her any more?’ that the girl, Harriet Kuseell, me her any harin, and she saw no quitting her co Anderson ket knife and stabbed Annie eight Three of the wounds were serious. It the trial that Anderson and Miss mn still are engaged to be married, and that they had been intimate friends from childhood. AS she was placed upon the stand to testify against her lover she refused, at first. to open her lips, and when given to understand that she must tell all about the occurrence, she suid as little as she possibly could, but the facts were fully narrated by other witnesses. The Jury returned with a verdict of guilty, and “Judge Moore sentenced him to the penitentiary vor three years and six months. Anderson's lps quivered and his eyes filled when Le heard this sentence, and as he retired from the box to the cell adjoining the court room, Miss Cun- ningham threw her arms around bis neck and kisted him. Annie replie Lad never New Yor« 8: Finances EMBARRASSED. The sum of $144,600, being a portion of the canal debt, falls due on the Ist of November next. Under direction of the state legislature, the state officers advertised for bids for a new loan, the proceeds of which were to be used in the payment of the old loan. Contrary to all anticipation, no bids were presented. “This is ubprecedented in the finances of the state, and sbows how disastrously the revulsion through which we are ing has affected business in- terests. Less thane half million of the old bonds were offered in exchange forthe new bonds, leaving about a million and a half dollars to be provided. The controller has no money with which to meet the unexpected demand. Sev- ¢ral millions of doflars are due from the city of New York, and the controller is now in New York endeavoring to obtain the just dues of the state. The remainder of the state is compelled to suffer for these delinquencies of the city of New York. They have paid their taxes, but the metropolis has not, and must now suffer an ad- ditional drain to meet the unlooked-for deti- clency. It isnot just to the state that New York should be permitted to full thus in arrears.— Uleny Arg h Mon Law iw Inprawa—A mob of disguised men, sixty strong, attacked a party of seven deputy sherifts guarding the jail at Centre- ville, in Riebmond county, Indiana, which workmen are tearmg down preparatory to re- moving it to the new county seat. After firing a hundred shots from small arms without serious results, a six-pound cannon, loaded with spikes, nails and scrap-iron. was fired at the doors, which beir ished the mob occupied the partof ths jail surrendered con- upied the jail last a large party from , with cannon, is expected. Rich- Jso threatened with attack for the purpose of taking the county records back to 1G Sentre eanno} ile. One hundred armed men, with vsed by and captured from the mob at | Centreville, ate here awaiting the sheritt’s INO TNCTION AGAINST A RAILROAD.—Yester- day Henty Berkeley and wife, by W. Wheeler, ined & temporary injunction to restrain the Washington City and Point Lookout railroad company irom constructing their road through the lands of the complainants in the District of Colombia, near Oxen run. The land of Mr. B was regularly condemued, and an ap- taken from the condemnation, but the overruled by the General Term junction will delay the progress of the road through the land of Mr. Berkeley until a firal hearing is had upon the injunction, which Wil take place in a few day: AERESTED FOR A Kenngry 1s Vingrnia.— Yesterday, Jeremiah Dick, captain of a long beat. complained at police headquarters that bis mantfest had been stolen from among other Papers on the boat, taken to Alexandria, Va., bis uame forged, and the money called for by the paper obtained. Detective McE!fresh too! the case and soon took into custody Jos. Cady, whom he found ma Division bar-room, making © money ly for drinks, with a crowd of boon to the Virginia officers for settlement of his ac- cou ——— Ax IxwENsx Stock is what is the mattor “ith Straus, the clothier. Beingin New York last week he found prices so low in consequence Of the panic that he says he really couldn't stop buying. and the result is that he has the biggest stock ever brought here, and actually more goods than he has room for in his store. He aust therefore sell off at once, or run the risk of damage from bad weather. He has a large variety of every thing in his line, and he is pre- pared tootfer greater inducements than ever pefore, and greater than can be held out by any other person in the trade. 7 ——+———— NATIONAL ORDER OF CHALDBANS.—There in the office of Kecorder of ate of incorporation of the od Lodge of the National Order of Chal- the trustees named therein being John W. Teavers, K. N. Bowen, William H. Jobu- son, Raspberry Jeniger, James Tripp, George Maithens Richard Taylor, Mar; P. Brady, John Chureh. Sarah Christian isn Allton, and Dock Willis. Its object is to create a fuad to helpsick members, pay funeral expenses, and educate children of deceased members. ee eee Lypia TnomPson will have a rousing benest at Wall's Opera House to-night, the weather being favorable, and a great double bill offered, embracing ‘ Aladdin” and “ Sinbad.” latter piece the naughty Quaker can-can will be danced. The bionde buriesquers have been well patronized this week, and as the perform- ances to-night and to-morrow night, and the matinee to-merrow afternoon, afford the last chances of seeing them, there will no doubt be an increased attendance. pene a Hap His Leo Broxen.— About 11 o'clock to- day, Kobert Adams, colored, empioyed by Fil- bert & Taylor, while loading a cart with sewer pipe (15-inch) at the corner of 10th and F #treets, fell from the cart, and one of the Ee falling cn him, broke his leg above the knee. Officer Burns took Lim to Bishop's drag store, In the and Dr. W. H. Ross rendered assistance; after | which he was taken to his home, 339 G street, euth Washington. ——e——__—— THE DEDICATION of the Western Presbyterian church. on H, between 19th and 20th streets, re- cently reconstructed, will take place on next Dr. Sunderland will — and Dr. Chester in the = burch is in a very prosperous condition, under the faithful ‘minbtations of the pastor, Rev. Mr. Coombe. —_e—____ Rear Estate Sace—Messrs. Lat: Cleary yesterday sold the fellowing: N. part of lot 14, feet of the | orlers. The affair grew out the removal of the county seat from Centreville to Ri: which is resisted by the people of the place. Witp Fowr THE SUSQUEHANNA.— Gunners report that wild fowl are abundant at this time in the waters of Susquehanna, below Havre de Grace. The wild celery upon which they feed being luxuriant this season, the ducks are in splendid condition. The gunners will commence shooting this game on Monday next, and it is probable that several thousand fowl will be killed on that day alone. Canvass back ducks are quite plenty at that point, and heads, mallards and others of the more com- mon varieties can be seen upon the feeding grounds in thousands. There are twenty-tive or thirty gunners employed in the vicinity of Havre de Grace, a portion of their spoil being sent to New York and Philadelphia, but a considerable part of the game reaches Balti- more, where it is sold to the hotels, restaurants, and in the different markets of the city, at remunerative prices. The Susquehanna gun- ners kill the wild fowl principally from boats, at a distance of from eight to twelve miles below Havre de Grave.—Halto. American, 30th. Tae ALLEN-Hocaw Prize Fieur—/linois Determined that her Soil shall not be Disgraced.— Allen and Hogan, the bruisers, met yesterday in St. Louis, and it is asserted that new articles of agreement were drawn up to fight in about | three weeks at some point in Canada, near De- troit, with the stakes increased to $2,500 aside. ‘This appears to have resulted from the fact that there was no chance to tight in Illinois, owing to the vigilance of the authorities, who, under Governor Beveridge’s instructions, were on the alert in five counties up and down the river from the point where it is said the fight was to come off. The Governor went so as to order one hundred muskets and ammunition to East St. Louis yesterday, to be used in defence of Illinois law if necessary. A Maw KILLED with a CLUB aNnD THR Svs- PECTED MURDERER DRowNeED.—The dead body of Mr. Milner was found in his cotton field, near Fulton, Ky., Wednesday. He had evi: dently been murdered with a club, which was near the body. Joe Bradshaw, a negro, who was seen to enter the tiell in the forenoon, was suspected of the crime and pursued to Paducah, where he was arrested yesterday. He broke | away from bis captors while on the way to the | jail, ran aboard the steamer Idlewild, and, find- ing he would be recaptured. jumped into the river while handcuffed and was drowned. A Resgetep Svrror’s Came. — Thomas O'Neil, a plumber, a short time ago quarrelled with bis affianced, Mary A. Morley, of 314 East Thirty-sixth street, New York. ‘uesday even- ing both met in ee 416 First avenue. O°Neil made proposals of reconciliation, but his advances were rejected. He then drew his revolver and fired one shot at ber. The ball did not take effect. Before he could fire again his weapon Was seized. Justice Bixby on Wednes- day committed him for trial in default of $1,000 bail. THe Bieter Puntic ScHooLs.—In Phila- aeipbia last night,a meeting of Protestants, under the auspices of the National Protestant Alliance, was held to protest against the resolu- tion offered in the national convention of the Irish Catholic Benevolent Union relative to public schools. held at St. Louis on the 17th in- stant. Addresses: were made by Kev. Messrs. W. Cathcart, E. W. Nevin, Geo. Cummins and Oscar Heys.” Resolutions approving of public schools and the bible were adopted. YELLow Jack Yixtpine To THE log Kixc.— The yellow fever is Eee in Mem- phis. It is expected that theater wiil be opened next week. The reports from the in- festec districts In Texas are also ay oy . nbridge, Ga., that five yellow fever occurred yester- day. Me still appeals for aid to relieve want and ® farm house, and recel a severe wound on the jaw. The balloon was struck by @ train. tan Bank, stock low. There sno | Tue PENNSYLVANIA CONSTITUTIONAL CON- Tegner diane” ene SEDATE A | i eae anes hea mt as he Last sient but one of the c, | appointing five commissioners to conduct the i at the Theater Comique, Sotase se in Philadelphia ill be essential changes of programme TRE EXHIBITION TROT at Friendshi Ik. = ag . bs 5 » Was won by rath neers lime ‘WE cALt the attention ofall ~ tothe advertisement on | weil. | GEORGETOWN. INJURED RY A FALL FROM A STREET CAR.— | abo " sterday evening Mr. G Vatnell, of this city, while street car at High street, was thrown to the pavement by the car starting suddenly without his knowledge. He was picked Bp. by Oficers Sebastian and Green and carried into the drag - store of Mr. McLeod, where Dr. Kleinschmidt was called toattend bim. He foand his thigh dislocated and his person a braised. | After bis limb was adjusted he was taken to his residence in West Market space, and is doing | ,GOx® To Cutcaco.—Mr. Charles M. Mac- Gowan, connected with the Consolidation Coat | company here, basleft for Chicago to accept the agency of the Cuba Coal company, of Illinois. CATTLE Marxar, (by Means & Co.)—The of- ferings of beet cattle yesterday at the Drovers Rest were 751, of which 514 were sold to butch- ersat 24 to Suc. per pound; 34 were sent to Baltimore, 56 sold to farmers, and 117 lett ever; 00 muttons were offered—250 were sold to butchers at 5 to 6c. pou 150 were sent to Baltimore, and 100 fert over; 30 cows and calves =e $50 to $55 per bead. The market was dull. River News.—The steamer George H. Stout bas arrived from Philadelphia with a full cargo of general merchandise, and the steamer Ex- press, from Baltimore, with a miscellaneous cargo, and the steamer {:. C. Knight cleared for New York with 1,100 bbls. flour. Gratyn Trape.—The canal boat A. S. Trun- dle bas arrived with 400 bushels corn and «oo bushels wheat for H. M. Talbott, and 00 bush- els oats fur Hartley & Bro., and the boat W. H. Billnyer, with 5,700 bushels wheat_and 56 bbls. flour for Joseph G. and Jobn M. The saleson "Change to-day were nels red wheat at €1.00 to HAULED Up it eck. About three miles west of Troy, Kun., there live two brothers of the name oft Berry. With one of them a young git] has reskied for some time. and for what reason we know not, bat the neighbors have suspected that Berry was treat- ing her as a mistress. No demonstrations were made, however, until it was noised aly eighborhood that the girl had not been seen. he people were aroused, search was instituted, but no clue revealed itself as to the whereabouts of the girl. Suspicions of foul play rapidly gained credence. and all became greatly, in: censed. A mob collected, the rope was placed about Berry's neck after the most approved style of a professional hangman, and he was asked if he bad anything to say. ‘He protested his innocence, but it availed him nothing. He was then drawn up by the neck three times, when a sense oes prevailed, and the vic- tim wasallowed todepart. The girl has not been heara from, and the affair still remains sbrouded in mystery. — Leavenworth Times, Oct. Tue Destruction or THE OLD OPERA OF Panis.—The news of the total destruction b: fire of the old opera of Paris, better known as |’ Opera Francais, was received with regret by the French residents of this country. It was there it Kachel, Cravelli, Ristori, Nilsson, and Patti madethetrd:iuis. It was also the sceno of the French carnival, the bal «'opera, which for nearly @ century has rivalled the’ world- famed Carnival of Rome. It was the second largest theater in Paris, and could seat 3,000 persons. Some of the most noted plays of the century were first produced there. [ts audi- ence parlor was hung around with valuable portraits and pictures. It was also the scene of twoattempts onthe life ot Napoleon ill. Its destruction will entail an immense loss, as there were always stored in its great galleries a large quantity of scenery, which was painted and manufactured by special artists employed on the prem: It is said that it contained a wardrobe sufficient for 30,000 persons, Tar PwitapetrHia Mint.—Gold to the value of $9,540,000 has been coined at the United States mint in Philadelphia during the month, and by the close of the week it will reach ten ot eleven millions. ‘This apparent large coinage is not intended for the resumption of specie pay- ments, but for the ordinary purposes of tho government. While little or nv silver has been coined, arrangements are being made to com- mence operations in that direction in afew days. At pre » which will be ¢ sent back to the institution to be paid oat all checks. The authorities have order: payment by the sub-treasurer of New York city of $5 upon ail checks, but in no case will larger amount be pai Se, A PErwawenT Eartuotake.—The country arcund Lake Chelan, in Washington territory, hasan earthquake which has apparently cons to stay. There is almost dally a repetition of | slight shocks. In some places the earth has sunk: in others places lakes haye termed where there was no sign formerly of water, and along the banks of the Columbia river large masses of rocks have become detached from the banks and tumbled into the river, causing it to cut new channels. The seat of the earthjuake seems to be just below the lake and fifteen or twenty miles from the Columbia. The Indians say the noise resembles thundes, and is of al- most daily occurrence, and that atone time there was an issue of salt water from a fissure in the earth that covered the ground knee dezp, which, too, was charged with a most horrid smell. The Indians‘are very much scared about the phenomeno: Tue Tar axp FeatHer PRisoxens Re- LEASED.—The prisoners in the alleged Kelsey | murder have been released on “parole” until Saturday. Their counsel hinted that he would hoid parties who illegally deprived these worth- tes of their liberty to a strict accountability; the | Judge could not make ont whether he had jaris- diction in the matter, and the coroner, on the advice of the district attorney, let them go. Thus closes another scene in this disgraceful farce. If some Bill Sykes had knocked his Nancy on the head and ‘concealed her body no bail would have been taken for him. But these highly respectable Huntington church mem. bers, with a charge of murder or aiding in murder hanging over them, are released on parole!—N. ¥. Herald. Harr T Betrer THAN No Time.—The typographical union of New York will use its intluence to persuade all employers throughout the city not to discharge their operatives, but rather to reduce the wages of all, or put them on short time. This plan, they think, would prevent much suffering, which can in no other way be avoided. The same men will advise all their confreres to assist the employers by will- ingly working a little longer for the old wages or accept a reduction ot pay. This is no time, t the | they think, for employers and employed to be at war. The panic is a calamity to all, the rich as well as the poor, and they contend that all ought to help owe another to weather it through. Porsoxep witd A Seipiitz Powper.—The wife of Benjamin Bellew of Wilmington, Del., has been poisoned ’nearly to death with a seidlitz powder purchased at a druggist’s. The physi- cian thinks that there was corrosive sub- lmate in the powder. The circumstance de- rives additional interest from the fact that the Rev. Mr. Mann, of Raleigh, N. C., whose daugh- ters were arrested on a charge of having poison- him, and were honorably discharged, died trom corrosive sublimate taken in a seidlitz powder. 87 The Mississi pe house of representatives has passed the bill postponing the election by a vote of 55 to 3s. The main fight is in the senate, where the parties are about even. #7 Some hundred or more indictments have been found against lottery deaters in New York, who will be arrested on Monday and arraigned to plead. SF The last span of the great international railway bridge across the Niagara river at Fort Erie was successfully placed yesterday. This completes the structure. S7 A house, containing three rooms, in Quincy, Mass., was recently found to be inhab- ited by 16 persons, a man and his wife, 11 chil- dren and 3 boarders, @2 How few heusekeepers know that the ex- | signee juice of garlic is an everlasting cement for broken china, glassware, and the like, leav- ing no mark of fracture if neatly done. S7A loafer arrested in Rochester, N. Y., for a trivial offence, pleaded, in extenuation, that — discouraged on account of the back-pay nese. s7-The Millerites are in camp on Terry's Island, an acre of bare ground in the Connecti- cut above Hartford, ‘oo, in spite of the experi- ce Wee and Donaldson, expect to go up Oct. 31. SF One of the latest revelations bed seri rob- bery is in Kochester, Rental committee of the city council has disco: that bonds have Seeeaee ee tiently terued to the amount of over ‘Port Byron, N. ¥., is maoufacturing tour barre oy claimed to be paper for the heads ‘be Philadelphia union of all the st en “= s7The Des startled the. ” he been printed on their programmes, ‘when married wretches,” we. F S7-M'lle Lile is eee eee frem one of return it,” says Vance!” hovel Sv lt is proposed party ever seen in on the 16th of next — visitors. former itis ire Beer sna ia te icia bit for dameges to the of his ‘1p the house, $10.” , GROCERIES, &e, ? CITY ITEM GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS. Price's “i | Fate asp WINTER @0onDs. Colorada Saphires, Alaska Diamonds, Cut Opals, Freneh Gilt, | in all the new styles, at Prigg’s jewelry store, ‘ON. RerrowN, rught for cash” ofler to purch = sere at the lowest x tment of all No. 407 Pennsylvania avenue, near ii street. | SPORIi5 LADIES” pits Exeusn, French and German_ Cotton Half ene Hose from 25c. te se. T pair; Scotch Wool, Scarlet Wool, Lamb ‘ool, and Shaker Wool Socks; Merino and Merino feet Half-Hose, &c., ATER from S0c.; Cardigan Wool Jackets; Fall ani PURSISHING 5 eee ne Pocks apr yee Gio all ag - falistork of FLAN ELS and DOME: TIC a ¥ fe onr Ano Gan arne: Neo 10 7en erect. GOODS.” Weare in daily receipt of additions as the season advances, from the large New Fork houses, “A call ‘and exataination of goods in- ited . “eota3-Im JOHN H. SMOOT & SON. N®* FALL AND WINTER DRY GOuDS. EAT SALE OF UNRE- > PRorERty. 1 parties desiring to secure bargains in Watches, Biamonas, Jewelry. Law and Lib Books are called to the sale of R. Futton & Co., 3i4 9th street, on Saturday, Monday, and the following days until the entire lot is sold,at Wall's auction room, Marble building, corner 9th street and Pennsylvania avenu 4 DEEM The attention of A complete assortment of Ladies DRESS GOODS, in the most fashionable styles avd colors. Also a CASSIMERES ant DAY GODS gestentiy. pa = % for cash since the recent decline in. whiel es a Been stabs Sue heats ao A$ Lone as there is life there is hope. For sjeumnietellaidnmnbiniie : MILLER the relief of Consumptives Dr. Bull’s Congb 1. ° AMIR, “a Syrup is highly recommended. "It ve | ee 101 Bridge street, Georgetown. markable healing qualities, and ettected more wonderful cures than any other cough remedy ever brought before the public. Price 25 cents, or five bottles for $1 ‘VB T! Lavigs, Realizing the necessity of a tee! q ee Indies, I will Bhan em dul @ oyster season in Mm} ce Orca clacbasss t Wittetr & Rvore invite an inspection of | Hithatres’ iets <4 their Ladies’ and Children’s Furs. They have | _ocrd-tm J. ©. NICHOLS, Just opened their new goods with all the lealing | Fost ag we RXPEOTED cee cock a can OF novelties. Mes 3 J tation Gen 's Apparel to be ( RABED and Iris ¥o Wowper that invalids loso faith in | [agility and a fell corpo ok ahiled een oes all specitics, when so many worthless medicines are adver! d for the cure of various diseases; but which, when tried, are “found wanting. We bave yet to learn. however, of the drst fai! ure of Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, to cure coughs, colds, and pulmonary disease." ¢ Careve—Catsvr—two years old and very fine, for ale in ang quantity by Geo. W. Dri- ver, corner Penna. avenue and 4\ street. 6 jenatdainsesasteseet at it th a determination to dott good and fo cloan it ont on time or dye in the effort; not that we are tired of livine, but because by dyeing wo expect to live, while we know not how fo live except we dyo. W. H. WHEATLEY’ PREMIUM STRAM DYEING AND SCOUR- ING BSTABLISHMENT, 49 Jofferson street, Georgetown, D. 0. OMco open from7 a.m, until sunset, Eaturday 8 p.m. sopa-ly AN INVITATION 18 EXTENDED TO ALL by Geo. W. Driver to try the fried oysters (gratis) as they are served at his establishment, corner N ICHOTL ELEGANT ICE CREAM AND OYSTER ARLORS, | TEAS AND GROCERIES i at GBEATLY REDUCED PRICES is! ats per Ib NEW BUCK WHEAT. | RK BUTTER, NAW TORK PINE stapes CURRANTS, W Figs, CBBAN RAISINS, ‘ALMONDS, WALNUTS, PECANS MALAGA 2 RAPES, 0 conts por pound 0 LBS FREN ud Can TES, Five Pound Bo: 1. $175. c. WITMER, FINE FAMILY @ROE 1 cctat-te is Market Space, three doors from 7th #t.,(T | FAMILY GROCER, Has for sale 100 bbls. Apples selected for family use iu) bushels extra fiae Northern Potatose. Fivest extra and family Flour. Extra Cream and Pine Apple Cheese, Fircet old sugar-cared Mats ta the country Pennsylvania avenue and 4; street. They are | _*°£%1v__69 High street, Georgetown, D. 0. Pronounced the finest in Washington. 6 = To rnuvent Fever and Ague there is no Headquarters preparation like Dooley Galisaya Tonic. $1 per bottle. eo FOR Take Caru oy Your Vawvazres.—Cali | CARPETS! and examine the fire and burglar proof vauits CARPETS!! of the Safe Deposit Company, corner of New York avenue and 15th street, for sate keeping of securities, jewels, silver ware or other valu- ables. Rents trom ten to sixt: num, according te size. afford to do without them. the Chicago and Boston fires. Witicox & Gisn’s Skxwima MACHINE. The celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas. ARPETS!!! We have now in store THE LARGEST, THE CHEAPEST, THE S&ST, and MUST ATTRACTIVE STOCK FALL CARPETS Baum’s hoopskirt and ‘th street, Intelligencer building. om 10,28” SOUTH OF NEW YORK. Etc. i Owing to thy depression 101 it at walk depend? coat Cette ase am Cally | georeen’ tobe Sreat Gepresicn in money matters at n inspection of our stock will sat bunions, club, or ingrowing nails, vascular ex- dios and economes! purchaser, cascences, chilblains, or other ailments of the feet find qyick relief at Dr. White’s establsh- ment, No. 535 15th street, opposite the U. S. ‘Treasury. Se eS THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BARB, corner of Now York avenue and 15th street, Daye 6 por cts cheaper rates isfy the most OUR DRY GOODS jw annum on deposits for each calender month. janking houre,$to4. Saturdays, 9 to4 and 6 tos Be BMC | SHAWLS cf every deaciption. Tunco-Hoseias Ba Hatas; ain, Sib, Mestoated Van WATEEPBOOF CLOAKS aid COATS, mvle in r Baths, for ail skin disease, at Dr. WOOLENS and DOMESTIOS of all classes, Sig i streot. 6,20,8: ' | HOSTERY, GLOVES and NOTIONS and NOTIONS. SS REMEMBER THE ARCADE! WOLFORD & SHILBERG, 427 SEVENTH STREET, _0cta8-te Between D and E, southwost. AL ESTATE DIRECTORY R® OUTY OF WASHINGTON, = In separate plais for each feet to the fuch, comprisit Ponp’s Exrnaor is for sale at wholesale by Ohas. Stott & Co., 480 Pennsylvania avenue, and by druggists everywhere, tw, fit ecarienl At large appreciate the uss fulness of Singer’s Sewing hine. FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING! sqnare on mecale of fifty & all bot lows, and subdivisions, with date ana name of same, cor: fectnoes verin by Wm. Forsyth, esq..” Uity sthe atsossed value of ground and 9 ineach lot, and adescriptiog of the building material thereof, with the locatl pluge, ater mains; and’ fire alarm stati other intormati ring upon the value arty. To be published for subscribers only ingot: weekly numbers, not to exceed fifty, each contain. lug twenty-four squares. Panic Prices! JUST RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK a VBKY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, WICH BEING PURCHASED AT PANIC| ano pnphe ron) D;.0-, Bentember 11, 1273, odes : y DAT PAN desirlug such PRICES, ARE NOW Os FERED hereby Tuformed that T have consented (0 these auest of Mecsts. E. ¥.M. Fasht to examine and supervise the publication of styled **Tbe heal Estate Directory of Washingten, > aud they may be assnred of the correctness: fom separate aquare and lot, part of int and wabdivieion seine aan Ore OE OTe FORSYTH Surveyor of the District of Columbia. Talsohare sersed to examine the statistical ta- dies to be furnished in the sbore-teatione ate on, #o that the taformation in them will be eor- Sid cuhor reconde tu ay Shergete, Nemerical Book other records ta my Cosagee WILLIAM MORGAM, Tax Clerk, CHEAPER THAN EVER! VERCOA’ Sh Ss, VEOVERCUATS: § 25 | after most carctul i igation and inquiry y 2 im’ ion are Shoronghiy eatisted an tas facilition and abil, ty of Col, Fachite to prepare such «Beal Estate Di- Fectory of Washington’! gs will be in every way’ re. Hable and of vali to 1e public — ~ We hd ell to whom such a work may be of serine? kK be of | ‘toe. FITCH & FOX, Boal Estate Broxers, Sul ibecriptions and Orders will be received at the A. 8. pert & Son, 40: ‘h street northwest, HS’ SUITS. $8, E.¥. M. Farutz, 1429 Peunsyivauia avenue YOUTHS’ SUITS. #10, northwest, or in Milburn’s new drug store. YOUTHS’ SU Irs. ‘a1, 1TcH & Fox, Beal Estate Brokers, 1508 Penn- YOUTHS’ SUITS. 'g15. syivania avenue, opposite the U. 8. Treasury. YOUTHS’ SUITS, $15. | “Rample numbcre may ‘be seri ri at cither of these icen and @ prospectus Roly plication to any address as may be desired. ae ‘As it is contemplated to commence issue on or sboxt October , corte coaers, ore solicteod and compliance to promises mad —- ae sopl3-ett “Compilers ant Publishers. FeUIT KES, Di Bi UIT TR: A POR BULBOUS a YOUTHS’ SUITS. $6, YUUT. BOYS’ s\ 4, B UITR, $5, BOYS’ SUITS, S72. BOYS’ SUITS. #8, Bo¥Sove sitrsy 12 ses COMO eoaTe. 95, Fy Box Soars, $10, BOX CUATS, $12. PEACH TREES—An extensive stock of well- grown Trees, embracing those celebrated new early yarleties, Early Beatrice, Barly Louisa, and Barly Also, Pear, Apple, Oherry, Apricot, Plums, STRAUS, The Clothier, 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, i Btreet. rapes, dec. aiid ap acai ODMch ‘Bislbous Bosts—my direct importation greto hand in finest order, vir: Hyacinths, ‘Pullpe, BeBe m., and on Saturday until Sat anak 'p. m., to acoctotmodaee hove’ who have ne tine ts PR ilk tm ag purchase during the day. ootas-tr_ | ue for Facerale wer (CARPETS! CARPETS! ieee AT FAIR PRICES JQUN BAUL, Just received a large assortment of Leno ENGLISH BODY BRUSSELS, GBhreacricar rnvun ENGLISH TAPESTBY BRUSSBLS, T: - PLY AND-INGRAIN CARPETS, MANUFACTORY. OIL-CLOTHS, &¢., BNOOURAGE HOME MAN FAOTUER! bonght of a bankrapt honse in New York, which TRUNES we offer at Ivas than wholesal ‘ices. EEPAIBED AND COVEBED. JAMES 8, TOPHAM & CO., AARNESS, SADDLE AND TRUNK MAN Now is your chance to bay cheap at the C. 0. D, CARPET HOUSE, 904 SevenrH Street, Between I and K, next door to Strasburger Bros. Boot and Shoe Store. oct25-Im FACTURERS, No, 490 SEVENTH STREET, METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE. ext to Oad mand ar pa vi Pr pee ae TREMENDOUS STOCK OF GOODS, u s ’ BA’ UNSURPASSED VARIETY. USE TEEREY on EVERY ARTICLE OFFERED A BARGAIN. ihe 1OY anf UAREIAGE Baunabe, a aod RIDING’ a, WHIPS, BRemember the Old Stand— eld 426 7th street, next to Odd Fellows’ Ha p4ree WAREHOUSE, 605 D STREET. TANHOR FLAT PAPER, LTE ar ren octl-tr E5™ Bus BD 1661. acta Unemsiae ie atnenead erties Cotas oom eat siren oem ‘rte, Gowns, Drawers; Merind Vests and Pants, &c., at each, 1 each, pabuieen's faney: Wool iHosey extes long,'4 pair bi aMérens striped heavy Coton Hose, extra long, adies heavy Iron-frame Hose, extra long, 3 pair 1. ’e ncaty Bricias Half Hoeo,8 patr for §1, ‘wool f-hose, 8 i. each. “Gent's four-ply vory fine linen, reversible Cals, 3 JOHN @. SARTHEL, Tor gi, SIk4M DYER AND SCOURER, Tidies, round, eval, and square, ig Mo, 116 TEST SALEAST REST (O00 ome Mocha, African, Old Government Java, Maracaibo, ai ee. Bich flavored G. P., ol and Japan Tens Ne <a Currants, Qitron, Figs, and Nats of all kinds. Re finest flavored old Brandies. Whiskies and ines, guaranteed pure. New Mackerel, very fat and superior. Family trade vill fied it to thetr benefit to«x ine my and cheap prices. octis-1y ELPHONZO YOENGS & €0., GROCERS, MAS@NIC TEMPLE, Corner Sh and F streets, OPPOSITE U. S. PATENT OFFICE, HAVE ON HAND THE FINEST GRAPES, THE CHOICEST GOSHEN BUTTER, THE FINEST pois SUGAR-CURED THE WHITEST FLOUR, THE RICHEST COFFEES, THE FINEST TEAS, THE HIGHEST GRADE SPICES, AND THE HIGHEST GRADE CIDER VIN TO BE HAD IN WASHINGTON. GIVE US A CALL. ELPHONZU YOUNGS & CU,, @ROCERS, Masonic Temple, corner 9tn and F streets, sepis-tr Opposite U.8. Patent Oftce. ———_—_—_—_— INSURANCE OOMPANIES. GP*47 | NSthance cOMPAAY, FIRE ital nearly $500,000. LOSSES FROMPTLY PAID. Office, 603 15th street, opposite Treasury Depart- ment. Also, AGENT CONTINENTAL LIFE INSUR- ANCE COMPANY, oct?-2m, B W. BATES, Agent. HE LYCOMING RE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF PA. Total guecte June 10,1573, @5.8:7, Fire lonire ro June 26, 1873, 5 Thirty: fiira Anuual Report’ BEIT, - oa screet, J. BUSSELL BARK. octl-Im* Special Agent, Tots Mevsct. pssuRs YOUR PROPERTY BFW ae ERAND ORES CHARTERED BY ‘OonG! jarplus. Bes 1837. Capital and peseansonen 75,008, Obice: Boom He. f over Bask Gf Washington “Fue oni o1 OF THE DISTBIUT OF COLUMBIA, Yeamised ist, Bo. 14: tee Svan MiLsoRD eronn) SOE 4 . President, T* zi UIT ARE Ee ASSURANCE . WEB, Guwerat Ac: $03 01d 005 Tb strom REAL ESTATE AGENTS. Jean Bore. FRANK BARNUM JUAN BOYLE & CO., "ELBE PES cca ab 623 Pennssivant BETWEEN XTi AND SEVEN FALL 187%. LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR, IMPORTERS AND MANUFA or LADIES’, CHILDREN'S AND GENTLEMEys FINE FUR, SHEVG Goons éasr NEW GOODS FOR LADIES, VICTORIA KID Guoy +2, ants can be found only at LOCKWOUD, HUFTY & Tay Lors ARBIS SEAMLESS KID GLOVRs H Luttone. LOCKWOOD. ater havi Are the only agents in Washington tas H. & T. SEAMLESS KID GLOVE.» 4e and 3 button Hone. LOCKWOOD, RUFTY & TAYLOK, | pout LL THE NEW SHADES TN sco 2 ‘ A BOWS for Latics an ust (Mae = LOCK WOOD, HUFTY & TAYLCG .QUARE HANOKERORIEFS Fon 1 £ SEE WER RERORTERS x LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOG UCHES AND STILE a LO A LAR en COLLARS, COPRS, an SHAPES ND MATERIAL. arising oe LOCK WOOD, BUFTY & Ta ¥LU! “HEMISETTS IN y AND S: PAT C fate, rr NEW AND STYLISH Pat LOCK WOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOL ¢ EMSTITCHED HANDKERCRIRFS—v cheice In quality austttos A LOCKWOOD, BUFTY H NITIAL BANDKERCHIEFS —A4 larce Can be coustautly found, of all letters a ities, ot LOCKWOOD, BUFTY & TAYLOR s FASC) HANDERROMIEFS Fon Lapies- on x ast received et LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOL’s ADIES? Hos! Anes south of Nos Foye ahaa = LOCK WOOD, HUPTY & TAYLOR'S ELOW SEE PRICE LIST OF rT. BB reela anlar cannes OF OME OF THE ENGLISH AND_ GE: 34N HOS ASH, AND, GER BALBRIGGAN Nose i Bron for... 98 80/6 pair Brown for..§ Serre ry ee Seureacve sein s3 x . ; In Bigh Neck and eovee, eo net Es Bos, gh as ret Mt SY, 82.1%, $2.53, ond e, a G2 40, Look woul putrir's TAYLOR ADIES' MERINO BS L Batch the Vents, nares ‘aros $213. # 33: 32.2? 3°85 fo, $2.79, 5, Sooke » RUFTY & TAYLOK fo 7% $1657 : at wiry & TAYLOBS. —_— LEING JACKBTS—I0 Hive, at 89. 911 50, 913 20 816 75. gis, $15.79, an WOOD, BUFTE & TAYLOR'S. meters OCKWOOD, HUPTY & TAYLORS.