Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1873, Page 4

EVENING STAR. | ATURDAY. November 15, 1873- LOCAL NEWS, Amusements, @e., Wall's Opera Howse. — Last night Biaek Crock.” Pacater Comique.—! of “The night of “The White Orchestrion music at No. 463 Pennsylvania | avenue. a eee Condensed Locals. The Court in General Term did not meet to- Gay, and Jndge Wyle in the absence of a quorum adjourned it to Satarday next. A eval oil lamp exploded last night at 1117 7th street northwest, and Miss M. Ford was seri- @esiy burned about the hands. ‘The Board of Public Works are paying their ployes, one haif cash, and the other balf in Songs br certineat The Sundey 3 cite to-morrow wil breadly arc Severely discuss the great “Cuban question” ju=t now agitating the civilized world, and bence will be a leeply interesting ixeue. Frem D. A. rosnan we have the carefally prepared tholic Almanac for 1574, aleo Ma- verty's Irish-American Illustrated ‘Almanac for the same year. ‘The superintendent of gas and been directed by the Board of Pubil exeet a lamp at the corner of 15.; and C streets wer thwest. ‘The Philadelphia Press says: “Why do not Whe democrats of Philadelphia buy the Age and i Colonel Florence from W: ton and place hi the head of it” ‘The remains of Lieat. Col. George Anarews, S. A., who died in Baltimore on Tharsday, arrived here yesterday, and were interred in Reek Creek cemetery. Professor Simon Newcomb deliverel the second lecture of the conrse on the history of eromy at the medical department of the ian College, on H street, last evening W. W. Danenhower, of Prince George county, bas been appointed special district attorney for the state of Maryland to prosecute the parties engaged in the recent election frauds in Prince @eorge county, and will begin his investigation atonce Elsewhere will be found the advertisement of the Jobn F. Ellis music store. It will be seen that Mr. Henry Eberbach has been added to the firm. This is a deserved recognition of the services of Mr. Eberbach, who has jong been ehief clerk at the Filis’ store. A colored man named Thomas Holland, was set upon and badly beaten by some white row- dies at Oak Grove, Prince George county, on Thursday last. Holland who was brought we the city yesterda in a terribly battered con- dition, alleges that his only offence was voting the republican ticket at the late election. In fustice to Mr. Yoder we oe place to hi statement that the transfer of his effects for a seminal sum as mentioned in Tue Star was made to Mr. Heiston, acting as agent of the ia firm, who instituted the suit against him (Yoder), and was for the purpose of te Philadelphia tirm érom loss. ustees of the colored Israel Church was demolished by the caving in of a k of earth on Wednesday last. as stated in T Star, have made application to Gevernor Shepherd and Colonel Webster for use of the Armory building in which to wor- ship temporarily. The request has been wanted Ata meeting of citizens of the ninth district, bel at Asbury school-house on last evening. le elect delegates to the District covention fo eheore twenty delegates to the National Equal ight» Convention, to be held in the District of on December 9, the following were 1. Walker Lewis, Samuel* Proctor, and ry Piper. be Sabbath services of the Young Men's istian Association are arranged with the al times and places for to-morrow as an- Beunced in another column. At Lincolf Hall im the afternoon, the subject of the Bible read- s ‘The Passover,”’ and at the Metropolitan aii some former ‘wild yoang men * who hare reformed are to narrate thetr experiences. — oe -OcoMCTIVE Bett Rixoine awn WarstLe NG IN THE STREETS.—A few days since Governor Shepherd transmitted to Mr. N DuBarry. Vice President and General M ef the Baltimore and Potomac Kailroad, a cop: ef the opinion of Col. W. A. Cook, the Attor- ney of the District, in relation to hel! ringing and blowing of whistles in the vicinity of the Jefferson School Building. Governor Shepherd says: “The opinion has been furnished in pursuance of a communication referred to that officer, emanating from the teachers employed im said Duilding which they ask that steps be taken to effect a discontinuance of the annoy- amce, as it seriously interferes with the school exercises and discipline. It is desirabie that furter complaints should be obviated without @ resort to measures of the character alluded to im the attorney’s opinion, and | therefore present the matter to your attention, and re- quest that you will give instructions to the em- ploves of your company to observe the provi- sons of the law in this particular.” Mr. DuBarry in reply says: ‘In obedience to nest therein conveyed, orders have been given fo abandon the use of the bel eases of emergency, when absolute mands that a warning be e given, s king on track. At ith street, withstanding a watchman is constantly on duty. the street car drivers are very reckless, and in numerous cases have attempted to cross in front of the train, when they placed their cars in imminent danger of aserious accident. I acknowledge that the tingling of the bells may be an annoyance, but it isso great a measnre Or prevention that I regret to have to aban- low it.” . IMPORTANT To Britpixe Iu the case of Cook vs. The | c Savings md Building association, which was in the Court yesterday, a verbal order was by Judge Humphreys for the relief of Plaintiff’. Cook isa member of the associa- tion, and having borrowed about $4,000 from the funds, secured the same to the association by a deed of trust on his bouse, and failing to meet | his payments, the trust was sought to be fore- closed, as is usual in such cases, the sale of the property. He prays for the issue of an in- junction against the atsociation, claiming that dues are usurious. Judge Humphreys granted the prayer, saying that it was no time to turn men out of doors, when business was so dull and means of living'so scarce; that the as sociation possessed the deed of trust, which would be ae to them « year from now as at this time, and that they could in no way be ma terially inj bya littiedelay, which probably would enable ‘= inti’ to make satisfactory arrangements. The answer of the associat was that they loaned to Cook, in May last 81 ul took a deed of trust, on his property, that since that time, he bas refused to pay constitution provides for a sale of property im default of the payment of dues for four months, but the ed beyond that period A New 1c CHURCH AT THE West Exp.—On ning last a new place opened at the corner of Penn Due and lth street, under the Reeve Hobbie. a priest of the church. In opening the service Mr ing tothe request of the charge of Ke Eptseopal Hobbie said that venerable Bishop Whittingham, a few changes would be made in his plans—changes which he Tegretted, vet which he feit ought to be made outof respect to the desire expressed by the Bishop, as follows: «First. That the name of the chapel shou'd be changed: and, second that the daily celebration of the Holy Eucharist should be dispensed with for the present.” The services were then conducted according to the most advanced ritu; lee. 4 altar wes covered with ly embroidered cloth, while on the super-altar were numerous candles and vases of flowers, and in the center L walnut cross. Previous to the celebra tion of the Holy munion, Rev. Dr. Harold hed 4 forcible sermon from the text “What mean ye by this service?” (Exodus, xit 4 RUSHED IN a Kotieg.—Thomas Brown, employed as a baker in the establishment of the Havenners, met with a severe accident yesterday evening. It -e-ms that while kneading dough. or feeding it into the patent rollers, ‘his left hand was caught. cate it with his right, both arms were drawn in and besides skint ing them completely the flesh was hege Jacerated. Dr. Dexter was called could’ by tomporary detasings the. paticat was could te: ings the patient was removed to Providuece Hospital. 1t is possible that he will lose beth arms. but medical skill may save them. ———— Dry Goons vp Carvers at Panto Prices. Messrs. Woiford & Shiilberg’s double ad vertise- ment, in columm, apnounces that they bave just received a new and large lot of dry from H. B. Ctaftin’s late sale in New ager | seing of ith strect and when parties are | not- | In attempting to extri- | { Loudoun Coanty Fair. ' BOLLYWOOD MOTES. Ben'or Stay —The annual fair and cattle show | for its eame eff the 5th, éth and 7th of the present month. The entries were more numer- ous and of a greater degree of excelience than any year since the war. I shall mot attempt to give you lists of exhibttions or even of premiums. as they have been already poblished, bat shall «peak simply of the exhibition itself as an index it the stock were chiefly Thie was not the case. Aithougt a stock raiser from that state made namerous entries and | took several premiums, there were fine Alder- | ney, Ayrshire and Shortham cattle, Cotswold | sheep, and as five hogs and poul | seen Sugwhere, thateame from in Lou- doun and Fairfax. Although there were a num- ber of fine carriages of Virginia manufacture, an absence of carts and wagons was noticed, which is to be regretted, inasmuch as improve- ments in farm and road ‘wa, The array of of the capabilities of Loadown adjoin- ing county. Many visitors fot, the impression ci m Pennsyivania. aitaral machines, some o | which were of Lemp munnfacture, was quite extensive. Noticeable among the household pro- ductions were good butter, bread, and fruit med to preserve the natural flavor. More premiums and larger ones for these articles woulkt be productive of great good. The ex- hibition of fruit was confine! to apples, unless the Vicar of Winkfield pear be deemed worthy ot notice. The applies were large. sound, and many of them winter-keeping varieties There were the Landover Pippin, Albemarie. Paradise, Grindstone, Limbertwig, Winesay and others. In grain, while the sample: ited were excellent, it seems to me that the farmers of London should have made a larger show at their county Jair. There was quite ax gocd @ show, perhaps a better, at the last an- hual meeting of the Woodlawn Farmers’ Clab of Fairfax county. Phe potatoes were simply mammoth, really too large to be gool. As [ did not cut any of them, I dare not say they were holiow. Still size is not to be considered & misb, as we €annot stop a potatoe’s growing if we would, and I doubt if we would if we could Among other vegetables shown were large Sweet potatoes, yams, rntabagas and beets, and a pocketful of “ grabers” on the vine. I now come around to THE STABLES, and will only say that the collection of horses, asa whole, was distinguished by the absence of any remarkably fue ones (creme de la creme) or intolerably poor ones. The horses were simply fine. Asa whole, the fair, as an exhibition of the products of Loudon and Fairfax coanties— for I saw a number from the latter county who went not empty handed—was one calculated to maintain the ancient reputation of Piedmont, Va., for fertility and enterprise. But there was an exhibition of another sort, which, in my opinion, and m the opinion of ‘the majority of honest men, reflected no crediton the managers of the fair. I refer to the :argest EXHIBITION OF LICENSED GAMBLERS and swindlers that I ever saw at a state or coun- ty fair. They were there in hordes, with ‘wheels ot fortune,” with the “little joker,” with the knives and rings, with the envelope | game, Dr. Cheatem’s soap, monkeys, monstroci- ties, and clowns. Now, it is unnecessary to argue that these contidence games and side- shows are wholly foreign to the legitimate ends | of an agricultural fair. If they bring some mo | ney in they take much more out. If they at- tract numbers, which is not conceded, as few | will pay the admittance fee for the sole pur- | Pose of risking a dollar: the members are of a | Claes that are better out than in. In this season | of scarcity ot money, when debts and mortgage | Menaces many a irginia tarmer, whose hard earned fortune lies at the bottom of the North- | ern Pacitic, in this season of peril when the closest economy and soberest prudence are needed to be exercised by every merchant, me- | chanic, laborer and farmer, to prevent wide- spread failure and want, it is me sey ayo heart and humiliating to our confidence in hu- man nature to see blacklegs and shar- pers glean the stray cents and dollars ) after the harvests of the railroad reapers. | Honest men had not money to buy a horse or a | cow; yet the light-fingered gentlemen wi | pet-bags could have bought up half the stock. | Lwill not refer to the example of other states. | Their fairs may or may not license and patron- ise thieves and gamblers, it affects not the pres- | ent question. Let us hope that in future the | managers of our fairs will sufticient!y protect the interests of the farmer by banishing vam- pires and landsharks from the grounds. | Before closing let me quote as nearly a3 mem- ory will permit me, from the able and humorous ADDRESS OF CLINTON LLOYD. “Abandon a system of agriculture that takes | all and gives nothing in return. Raise clover, | and plow under sod for crops. Remember that no bank is safer than the —— bank, and no steck surer than that which makes manure. | Pot your faith in grasses, and Le no more be- guiled by commercial fertilizers, an ignis fatuus | which drove Cain to commit murder, in a fit of temporary insanity, and which, saved in the ark by Noah, was the worst tormentor of Job, | and not being forbidden by the American con- | Stitution, survives still to be the bane of agri- | culture in a Avoid debt as you would | the devil, and speculating as the road to ruin: | and prepare by honesty, frugality and industry a home of happiness on earth, and secure a title to a freeboid in heaven, in a mansion not built | with band: Hoity woop. <a | THe Boarp or HEAtTH met last night, and | Dr. Verdi, from the sanitary committee, sub mitted a reportin reference to inspecting and branding meats sent here to sale by the quar- | ter.half or whole carcass, stating that the res | olution on the subject could not be carried out. | a8 there were thirty or forty houses requiring daily visits, and that to secure such inspection | and branding, a room be rented ina convenient | locality, where the inspector shal! be rea/ty to | examine and brand said meat at such hours a+ | are thought proper for the execution of the and the convenience of the dealers. The r port waslaid over. Dr. Bliss stated that pre- vious to the meeting a very intelligent lady called at his residence and informed him that the poundmaster had, during the afternoon, seized four cows over which she had control, and that they were the only support of three | orphan children. Tne cows had been grazing | op a lot beyond pen | street and (irant ay- enue.and were watehed by a boy, but he was negligent. and the cows got over Boundary street and were captured. He looked on the matter as an accident, and had ordered their release irom the pourd, making himself re- sible to the poundmaster. On motion of Mr. Marbury, the penalty was remitted. On | the recommendation of the health officer, Dr P. T. Keene, the four frame houses and tene- ments in an alley between 9th and loth and N and © streets northwest were declared nuis- ances injurious to health, and their abatement ordered. See <eee A BELEIGERENT GOAT ARRESTE Dyson reports that yesterday afternoon a big buck goat, owned by Mr. Perry, proprietor of the hotel corner of ‘th and I streets, came out Of the stables on Sth street and took his stand on the sidewalk. Not being in a very amiable mood he shook his head ominousty at some boys on the opposite side of the street, but made no more significant demonstrations until a tash- ionably dressed white woman came along | Street towards the Tth street cars at a rather rapid walk. ‘The animated appearance of her bright and fluttering ribbons aroused the in- | dignation of the animal, and he went for her bya series of short jumps and snorts which so frightened the lady thatshe ran with all her mightand main, the goat following. Officer Dyson seeing the predicament she was in ran in vetween the goat and woman just im time to ich be will have good cause to me time. In the meantime the woman escaped, and the goat off for a red woman, but the officer arrested him he Was sent to the pound this morning. ———— Tux Coxvocaviox oy Wasntxerox.—The “Convocation ot Washingtop” of the Baltimore ocese Protestant Episcopal Church, met last night at the Incarnation church, corner ot 12th and N streeis. Dr. Lewin, of the Port Tobacco parish, dean of the convocation, presided. and addressed the meeting on the importance of the missionary work. Remarks were made upon the subject “of missions by Dr. Lewis, of St Jobn’s parish; Dr. Addison, of Trinity, and Rev. Mr. Crummeil, colored, missionary of the | Protestant Episcopal church to the colored | people of the District.to which class of our population especial efforts are being ted to establish permanent parishes, convocation will conclude its sessions by 4 missionary service at Christ church, George- town, to morrow evening, at 7.30 oD Bhich occasion the Kev. Dr. Lewin, the dean, the rector of Epiphany and otfiers of the clergy lw es = the == of the | objects especial: convocation. pecially charg: | Mxerixe or Tracnens TRE COLORED Pranic Scnoots.—A monthly meeti: | ot the teachers of the | Washington and Geor | day at Sumner | read his rej itively sell Particul: i thelr ce ‘pet ariy in car Spee e by ie make and lay oiicioths pur- | iTRoOAD.—Yes- Glty and Paint | the | Mysterious DisarrzaRance oF A Temas. of oat Berkely | vay Eurroyz.—A 6 named @. M. Mey- uate as fied by the | er. an employe in and = months since, is of the —— office on Tuesd.a “i o | Rot been seen. TRE oRcay concent vt the © tional | from the fact th: c to-day. As this is the | business, and devoted to his family. Snuest organ ever bulit in this city, | dence is at No. 3 attractive, especially as such beg 4 | town. perform. a great vocal attrac. Watt's Oper. of br Ponce Crook.” and of che “White | themselves stage of ‘Taeater oval to gi = | will appearin ue ‘to is fa Hy im the play fandliar perfurmauce to-night. | vid Garrick.’” re to be | 5 s ie much needed. | ples, Be Sea giachen art; * ‘aupeeled), is bisekberries, Me 4 Philadelphia print, 500. bd D.; New choice roll, 40c.;" fair do., 30@36c. en. Cheese, BD. ULTRY.—Chicketm. Hive, Oc 00 @ pair: Chickens, dremed, 750.4918) pair, Ducks, $10 1.00% pair; Turkeys, @25¢ FI WHOLESALE MARKET. Fiore axd Frev.—B ine & Shae, commiset-n merchants and sa alers in flour, vt quors, aud groceries, corner of Mth aud B str'ets northwest, farnish the following quotations of far and feed: Flour—Family flour, 9 to 34.50 — bbl.; Ween Wy, $1075 @ bbl. Extra—south -rn; 78@38.28: super. $6 to $6.50; rve $6 Oo gle, sho. @ibaabel: do, relives Bbc, Se. Brown Stuff, S2@SH ~ tor P bushel, Middl iy Prices at the why Luttrelh & © general commis merchanta, ve, between Mh and lth erste eee rset * ts, 81.50@ 92.25; lami tt hea 8 dozens wool th jeab) $345 8 hundre: = ating apples, 820 94; weet pota- $ a chemnnts, $8 P bushel; Varrel, Buckwheat Flour $3.0 G4.be Bewt 200 tons of hay and straw were sold dur the past week, hay ranging from %@g1.25, straw page. @ per hundred. Offerings light and sales dull, ATTEND TED BURGLARY.—Abont 2:15 o'clock this morning Mrs. Everet, residing on M street. between Sth and 10th, heard some one attempt- ing to break into the house, and made an alarm, which was responded to by officers Peaster and Simondg, but the thief mate his eseape through Shepherd's alley. (fficer Peaster fired several shots at him, = Tne ALF manufactured by Wilson X Sawyer, at the Arlington Brewery, is of a character that is cult to excel, combining all the flavor of co ale and the life of the Philadalphi: its purity is self-evident, ite whole a) pearance indicating absence of any foreign in- gredients. —— THE COURTS, POLICE COURT, Judge Snel!.—To-day, William Jones, threats to his wife; bonds to keep he peace’ Frank Bush- larceny of a coat and Ponts from a crippled man days in jail, John Bhober and John H chesged with an aftray; @5each. Wi m. Thom tified that he was enticed into their dea inthe Di Mision and robbed by them; $20 and costs each or GEORGETOWN. Coat TRADe.—The coal trade for the week [2st has been duil, the receirts and shipments veing as follows:—-Received at Ray’ docks, 2,975 tons; at the New Central docks, 2,347 tons; at the Consolidation docks, 2.510 tons: at the Borden Mining Co.'s docks, 1,955 tons—total re- ceipts for the week, 10,817 tons. The shipments from Ray’s docks were 4,125 tous; from the New Central docks, 4,549 tons; from the Consolida- tion docks, 0 tons; from the Borden Mining Co.'s docks, 2,900 tons—total shipments for the week, 12,514 tons. River News.—The steamer Luly of the Lake arrived to-day from Norfolk with a mis cellaneous cargo, including 200,000 shingles for Joseph & J. E. Libbey. The schooner Tropic arrived from Winton, N.C , with 55,000 feet of Co. GRAIN Marxet.—The receipts of wheat tor the week have been fair, and the prices well sustained. Sales have been masle ot ir red 31.50 to $1.55; good to prime do., $1.55 to $1 and choice do., $1.65 to $1.67. ALEXANDRIA. FRATERNAL VISIT OF THE WASHINGTON | Rep Men.—Black Hawk Tribe of Ked Men ot Washington, accompanied by delegates from Usage and other tribes, visited the several tribes of this city last night. They marched up K a street, headed by a brass band, to Sarepta Hall, where they weré welcomed by their Alex- andria brethren. This ceremony having been | ad through the whole company repaired to farmony Hall, where a sumptuous repast was served up. after which the wine, &c., was brought in. At 12 o'clock the visitors took their leave, but several of them who forgot the appointed time were left behind with the Alex. | andrians, and did not leave the hall till 2 o'clock The Washingtonians expressed $hemselves as highly pleased with their treatment here. 's Evection.— Contest or J. B. SyPa Col. C. E. Stuart has had served on J. B. Sy- phax a notice that he will contest his election to the house of delegates. The notice was exe- cuted about 1 o'clock to-day by I. C. O'Neal, sheriff of Alexandria county. Carp Brawep To Deata.—Last Chien D between 4 and 5 o’clock, a little colored girl, eight years old, daughter of Hannah Hall. was burned horribly while roasting chestnuts in the fire, at her mother’s house, on Franklin, be- tween Columbus and Washington streets. She died about 10 o'clock this morning in great agony.—Sentinct, last evening. BURNING oF Lxep’s CauRcH.— Leed's church. the old Episcopal church, near Mark- ham, in Faugater county, was burned to the ground on Tuesday last. The fire was purely accicental, and caught from the stove in which ® tire had been kindled to heat the building for the marriage of Mr. Taylor, of Norfolk, and Miss Bessie Brooke, of that neighborhood, which was to have taken place there tl but which had, in cofsequence of the removed to the church at Markham. ‘The burn- ed church was one of the oldest in the country, and since its erection had been the house of worship of the Marshall famity. Proverty Sate.—Filty-three acres of the ! | Colds, retown. D 7 ony in supplying themselves may have to bay ae aia tore and 7 mare, than the regular Price. "A word to the wise sould be came it. Paice’ Alaska Diamonds, C redo 8 ires, Ms al a loved, Be up; Pine Oxydized Jewelry, Breached Svirtiae, a Bleached anton Flannels from 12: _ BENJAMIN MILLER RY THOMAS DOWLIN: Auct’r.; Georgetown Fine French Jewelry, Fine Jet Je * Holiday Presents, received at Jewelry Store, Pennsylvania avenue, near 45; stree' Gro. C. Hawmine, 410 7th street, has recently received many articles adapted to warmth, ant w prices, in the way of Overcoats, Marin, yard widestse 0 Shaw is vet} Cheat at extremely : ; Business and Dress Suits. Boys’ and Youths’ MEAS, Shercts Mareeret Ht, omeane Overcoats and Suite, Underclothing, Kuit ‘vant, aud Virginia Deaver et al. are de- reen Base en Gloves, ee Sore &e., fendente, he vader " ne et eng ogee ex pose . f Glover, Real Buckskin Mittens, | to sa ction, in front af the premises, Gloves and Gauntlets. Ac. Also, new lot of his | OR THURSDAY, the 20th day cr November A. ° 1873, at the hour of 4 o'clock @. m.,a part of lot No ¥, th Bol om to ce $ Perfectly Fitting Shirts and Ali Wool Under- a St ds clothing. gihwing for the same at the an The prices of many goods have been redacet | Ssfert of groand on the to meet the views of buyers. leaee d by He is still adding to his stock of Perfectly bene ox Fitting Pantaloons, of bis own manufacture. ieitoeing t Uo Wackaly Ga aid Bridge’ a Dr. BuLt’s Cough Syrup is particularly re- pea OF wore; then cortheriy pereliel with commended for children. It cures Coughs, | Brie wrest gs teeta ee ee Croup, Sore Throat and Whooping Cough, is pleasant to the tasts, and acts like a charm. second line of the betore-mentioned tot leas Butler: thence southerly parallel to Montgomery mreet $6 feet to Bridge atrect, and the place of begin nine. i sla besirtties * | Masse pia ale inall its purity Terms of sale, as prescribed by the deerse: Qne- at Miller's, 7th st., opp. Patent Umice. © eos | third.cesh, baisuce in two eau : welve months from day o | , Fon RELIEF rrow Corss, Bunions, Club and Ingrowing Nails, Vascular Excrescences, Cl blains, or other local complaints of the feet, visit “ it Dr. White's establishment, No. 535 15th street, Lge oe. ee wee the rigtt opposite the Treasury. fice hours from + a. m iF \perty avedast | toGp. m. potice “hrogah eime newspaper publ ong ea triet y cost of the Massny’s Philadelphia aledrawn from wood, | deteniting pak haces? St te Cort and Fisk of at Miller’a, 7th st.,opp. Patent Ofice. 03 cee CavTion to purchasers of the Peruvian Syrup (a protected solution of the protoxide of iron Beware of being deceived by any of the prepa- rations of Peruvian Bark, or Bark and Iron, which may be offered to you. Every bottle ot | oer eg has Peruvian Syrup (not Pernvian | ark) blown in the glass. Examine the bottle before purchasi WM. PD CASSIN, Tra nors-dta THOS. DOWLING, Ac FAtraxpw JOHN H. 8MOOT & SON, No. 119 BRince Srxxer, SETOWN, Have received from New York, “bought fer cash” at the recent decline Jo prices, and offer to purcha, Sef at the lowest pomible cash prices, a large and complete aasortment of all the pear material and = es in LADIES’ DRESS GOOD: Massey's Philadelphia ale the only dom BLES deat ee ale, at Miller th st., opp. Patent Office. eo! NTS” To GET nip of the Chills immediately, take i Dooley's Ague Powders. They eure perma- Ly + 8 nently. 7 Pero | PETS OLLeLOTH Pease Ee aes with a’ fali stock of FLANNE THE SINGER SEWING Macurne sales of 1872 DS. We are in daily receipt of additions t vee sibaiwit | Gere isonsee. d coll and seminaries at eae Se era . Acall and examinatio . Masenv's Philadelphia ale; no lead pipes | vited sche ila act oct23-Im JOHN H. SMOOT & SON. UST AS WE EXPROTED.—Sncu « rasn of Ladies and Gent's Apparel to be CLEANED DYED bas not been seen for some tune, With every facility and a full co: ps of skilled workmen, we are at it with a determination to do it gvod and to clean it ail out on time or dye inthe effort; not that we are Hred of living, but because by dyeing we expect to live, while we know uot how to live except we dye. W. H. WHEATLEY'S PREMIUM STBAM UYEING ANU SCOUR- 4NG@ ESTABLISHMENT, used, at Miller's, 7th st.,opp. Patent Office. eo3 | -—_-_ Ponp’s EXTRACT cures rheumatism, burns, piles, ulcers, toothache, sore throet, sprains. fcalds, soreness, old goree, headache, colic, lameness. bruises, boile, wounds, neuralgia, hoarseness, diarrh. and all hemorrhages, etc. Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised Preparations in the tthat it is a standard medicine, treated of in medical writings, and known to be a cure for these diseases. m,th,s,tr THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BAR! corner of 49 Joferson street, Georgetown, D. 0. New Vork avenne and {ith street, pare 6 per ox. eee open from7a. nu, autil sunset, Saturday Banting hours, 9to4. Saturdays, 9to4 and ut ee tok. ‘21S, 14818 1OROL = aS ELEGANT ICR CREAM AND OYSTER WILLcox & @rsp’s Sewine MAcHIN®, The PARLORS. ane?s-1 High stract, Georgetown celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas Bacm’s hoopskirt and corset factory, ith street Intelligencer building. | 10,28 LADIES’ GOODS. TUROCO-RUSSIAN BATHS; sino, Medicated Va. > Rot Baths for ail axin pat Dr. Shodd’s sol Neweouns 801 ———— RECEIVED EVERY DAY ‘Tum COMMUNITY at large appreciate the us | z ED EVERY Da fulnesk of Singer's Sewing Machin ie | at PANIC PRICE | EN tte | S01 MARKET SPAOR, Cox >ANIC PRICES PANIC PRICE QS YPIZED BUTTONS, just received at | DAVIS". PANTO PRICES. REDUCED on al At goods that have de w York. DAVIS’, MARKED DOWN t at New, York prices. 0 — with Ar DAVIS? GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS. | pore cemesreenea = I TTR? FOR THos RD oF) B £c.—T have just received from New ¥ ee let of above-named goods which I will | above par. L invite the public te give me a call and eccure 8 | mext ‘come off December 3, and the | Good Dargain at B. GUrMAR's. } tickets are now going off 60 fast that those who | _Rovit-lw 117 Bridge stre-t, Ge ra. DC 20 Cents Of the Dollar. AN Y AND MILLINERY GOODS IMMINGS. VELVET HTS, WES, RIBBONS. GLOVE~. "8, EXTRACTS, EMBROID sotd at lowest prices. Davis: SOL Market Space, corner Sth «t. 20 Cents Of the Dollar. 20 Cents Off the Dollar. INDUSTRY DRESSMAKING. From Novemb up to November 29th, I offer > TROSSEAUS, Ohildren'’s SUITS aud will sell my stock of at the sher teat notice. stween 20th and 2ist. P. JEANNERET have Just with achoice as- plet novis-Im 2023 G «tree M HUMAN HAIR CoOoDs, consisting of Curls, Braids, Switches, and Chignons, | sertuent of Bouucteand Hate, ‘Latest ny elties rn millinery & is. ow reom in 20 PER OENT. LESS Washington, 410 ifth street, onedoor from : Penn. vente; Baltimore, S38. Charles than my regular prices, which were siways marked etre w York, I7thet., near Broadway. Par in plein figures. ie fF attention paid to bridal and mourning or ‘This is a rare cealty ton tak . dei Also, dressmaking in all ite bi chi novi opportunity for ladiss, ay my stoct is FRESH COMPLETE, aot ts BEST OF 1a MISS E. A. McCORMICK, PORTED HALL. 903 PEXNSYLVANIA AVENU (UP STAIRS.) Will open on WEDNESDAY, November 5, an FANCY WOOLLEN Hi ‘BY, LEGGINGS FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN, ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF | In all new shades to .aatch suite, have just boon | IMPORTED, PORES AND ROUND HATS, —_- FOR THE WINTER SEASON, to which the ladies of Washington and vicinity are CHAS, BAUM’S fuyited. novstr soit ie eee, oun HOOP SKIRT AND CORSET FACTORY, | jhouldmukotbelv Orstcall eto WILLIAM'S They will iad ‘le stock one of the largest an Tru STREET, BetweEy Daxp B, eee eee cohen ne ce newest novie-ly f Intelligencer Building para aoe BOWNetS, BATS, SPECIAL ASSESSMENT TAXES, ong oy SELKS, VELVETS, LACES, FANS, BELTS, CHATELAINES, For the purpose of accommodating the general NRCKLACES, NECKTIES AND BUFFS public, we have established a of hand-made Branch Office at 206 43; street, FEES UNDERGARMENTS, Two Doors above Pennsylvania avenne, wort side THE JULIE CORSET EMBROIDERED the offices of the District government, iS, ving peculiar facilities in purctasiag eg hes mg ty Mount Hybla tract of land, south of this city, velonging to Mr. James F. Hemmersley, were sold to-day to Mr. J. W. Simpson for 835 per acre. Mr. ‘heat, member of the school beard from the first ward, has negotiated with Mr. Lioya for the purchase of a lof 100 feet front by 110 indepth, on the northweg corner of the intersection of Cameron and umbue streets, as the site for the pro; new public achool house, for $1,300, the, le oak jeer To the confirmation of the schoo] board, a meeting of which bas been called for that purpose. Younc " RISTIAN ASSOCLATION CoN ‘onterence of the Young Men's Christian Associations of Ma the Dis trict of Columbia, Virginia and West Virginia will meet in the rooms of the Young Men's Christian Association of this city at ten o’ciock next Thursday morning and continue during the tay and evening.—Gaccite, last evening. For 30 Days Only! FROM THE INSTANT, WE PROPOSE TO MAKE AND LAY FR. OF CHARGE ALL CARPETS PURCHASED AT OUR ESTABLISUME. ‘ND OWING TO THE GREAT SCARCITY OF MONEY WE OFFER AT A MARKED iva REDUCTION IN PRICE OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF CARPETS, WHICH IS THE LARGEST AND BEST \SSORTED IN THIS CITY, EMBRACING ENGLISH AND AMERICAN TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, THREE AND 1WO-/LY8, INGRAINS. &c., &e., &c. ‘Tho Sts les we offer for #814 are not old and unde- sirable, but of the latest and most attractive designs. Momokearem, Jook to your interest, as this is the most favorable Spportunity of the soason. Be sure and tnepect our Carpets and prices before purchasing elsewhere, wi WOLFORD &SHILBERG, S7 REMEMBER THE ARCADES Made to his order in Paris, 3 e &c., 5 EIRERIOE POMS. As M. WILLTAN imports nearly ail his goods Picea cecdvesi te Lana ee direct, he is enabled to'gell at the lowest market 9 io a igersd thing crs. fettiement of Asssennent Bilfs. mos VE" | PRS" pRessMAKING in all itsbearches._oc120-Im its. ies Gey! to invest in District Becuritie: will find it to their advautage to call, DICKSON & PATTERSON, © THE LADIES. Your_sttention is res] ily invited to my NEW AND VE Real Estate and tusurance Brekers, 605 ee ae Branch Office, No, 200 dsqstreet, fuch as Ladice aud’ Chidren's. worseed Honce! ice, No. 3 destreet, two Do much as ies and Children’s We 0 iran aberetbeen: napealvy dee ada (Eo ate, Clouds, Leggings, Mitts, and Fancy Wool se mamvificent selection of EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS, CUSHIONS, SLIPPER UASES #0: 8 be. te y BBLNO CLOAKS a srecialty, at Obidrcu RS: SELMA MUEPER E'S, 614 9th sireet, opposite Patent Ufiice, ‘Store. ried JHE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR! 1 am enabled at present to offer UNPARALLELED BARGAIN &2-No Branc! in fact better than ev. fered i ST _LUYK t—Teu TUCK SKIRTS for #8 gents tate wilt bazaenres wersyomerelin apepiogions. | J SETS GMLLMB'S, The Markee Spaces) E. YOUNG'S, Fashionable Hoadquariers for ‘aN BS, HUSIERY, PaNCY GOO CE mING UNDERWEAR, and oT At lowest market prices to ail bees in the following list of Specialties, which I suarant to remarkably cheap, and very superior for the pric Gent's Merino Bbirts, fine and heavy, $1. Gent's Sterino Drawers, fine and heay ae Gen Shirts, o0 centa, NEW YORK BAZAAB. ff le octs-| 441 SEVENTH STRERT, NEAB &. A me at TS cents. GL 13th street G, bat Grlidre's hand: roit Drawer Locel ug, Maes Patarsad rom Hew York with te’ fl Fadies Buck Geunticie, #1." gpg RE SR | artemis janutlets, £0cents. Fleeced Lisle Half Gauntlets and Gioves opine St 1. wrn Cotton Hose; four pair from frame Hose, three oo Beret 255. 00o.s and @ pair for $1. Seto. LATEST NOVELTIES 1¥ JEWELRY, BANDEAU, &c., telfempt rumerat Grticies that it is fatile B, SILVERBERG, METROPOLITAN DOLLAR B4*788's PURE ORANGE WIRE, Se | | @REAT Be 335 DISCOUNT FOR (48H, | DISCOUNT FOR CASH. | DISCOUNT FOR €48H 0 PER CENT DIScOrNT i0 PER CENT. DISCOUNT 0 PER CENT. DISCOUNT FROM MONDAY, NOV. 1Oth, TILL ast MONDAY, NOV. 10th, THLE ist MONDAY, NOV. 10th, TILL Ist, LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR, #23 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE heir entire stock of LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN'S FINE FURNISHING GOODS AT DISCOUNT OF 10 PER CENT. ror ASH FROM Monday, Vor. 10, till Nom Dee. 1. THE PUBLI 18K FOR LOWER PRICES AND THE TIMES DEMAND IT, AND Te MEET THIS WE HAYE INCLUDED T OFFER OCR ENTIRE STOCK OF $125,000 OF ELEGANT GOODS, INCLUDING THE IMMENSE STOCK OF OUR CELEBRATED SEAMLESS KID GLOVES, AT THE LIBERAL DISCOUNT OF 10 PER VERY CENT TO ALL CASH PURCHASERS, W IS THE TIME TO MAKE WARDROBES REPLETE WHILE STOCK IS IN ELEGANT CONDITION. rocr OUR OUR GOODS ARE ALL MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES, AND THE DISCOUNT WILL BE MADE IN ALL CASES FOR CASH. Extraordinary Inducements To Gentlemen LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR, 623 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. We have determined that our Sb be kept running in fall force this winter, and kesp our bands employed, aud have therefore coucluled to offer as an inducemens TO ALL OUR CUSTOMERS WHO WILL F. VOB US WITH THEIR ORDEEBS NOW A Discount of 10 Per Cent. FOR CASE ON ALL SPECIAL ORDERS FOR SHIRTS WE WILL MAKE FOUR QUALITIES. OUR PRICES FOR SIX SHIRTS ARE $15.00, $15.00, $21.00, $24.00, And a discount of 19 per cent. will make ‘six cost only $13.50, $16.20, g§15.90, $21.60. This discount fs an indncemient never offered by any manufacture on special orders, Consider the saving of 91.50, s240 On every one-half dozen shirts, which ix sufficien to purchase many other necessary articles. PALMER'S PATENT DOUBLE-YOKE SACQUE SHIRTS, | Grawelates P wierd and © Ove-fourt x GROCERIES, &e. CASa ONLY REpretion Ing . RROWN are.. Bete oon & Te RIGS AT. the ernie F Coffee: Brows, Seok € TEAS AND GROCERIES VERY Low Vinest Oolong Tea rs Ihe very “George's” th ar Ars some of the Tea Store of WM Beat Mareac remarkably 1 with the Peecn! eine Hm 87 -Orders Uy patel card will receive prompt w tention, , ehh 5 Ss B. Bate FAMILY GROCER, Has for aale 00 t Loe bushels © Flocet - Oolong, ie, Currants, Citr nde Bavore! old Br tend pure. and superior Family trade wt! th My stock and cheap prices ELPHONZO Younes «& GROCERS, MAS@NIC TEMPLE, Corner $b and F streets, OPPOSITE U. S. PATENT Oerice. BAYE ON BARD THE FINEST GRAPES, THE CROICEST GOSHEN BUTTER, BE FINEST QUALITY SUGAR CURED HAMs, THE WHITEST FLOUR, THE RICHEST OOFFEES, THE FINEST Teas, THE HIGHEST GRADE sPix es, AND THE HIGHEST GRADE CIDER VINEGAR, TO BE HAD IN WASHINGTON GIVE US A CALL. ELPHONZO TOUNGS & Cv,, GROCERS, Masonic Temple, corner tm amd F streets, sepa3-tr Opposite U. 8. Patent Om: eaqquqQeeeee INSURANCE COMPANIES, seeeereeeerene et eee EAT WESTERN MUTCAL INSURANCE COMPANY. — $500,000. LOSSES PROMPTLY Paiv Office, 603 18th street, opposite Treasury Depart- ENTAL LIFE INSUR _00t9-2 __B W. BATES. Agent [88C8E Youu reorenry or IOP WisntinoTons anpre TOW CHARTERED BY ‘CONGRESS 1%: [—— id Surpl ba - $333.00 ice: Boom Be. 1, over Waslington. Drnzero! James Adame, Preise andrew T. Edward Giarke, T. B. Grom, jt . Howard, and James Kadfern, of Wesiit ickre!l, Edward Shoemaker, George Wr Groner recto Secretary. Sy56e ees wD; Howard, NEI We ne BTS state 0. emmy, SP Sic gs Ae 000 B.S co No. 611 7ch sivect, opp. P.O. Companics : THE GEEMAN AME Arsote, THE Ul THE MERCHANTS) oF OF THE DISTRICT he —— apes Organized Aprei ist, 1873. ree No. 1408 PI Teo Dizserors:—Wm. Stewart, Onas. titan icici Grocer De Bana ae Be ann 8 8 fresh supply Bb VANT. Proprictor._ Ls Stu STREET, Rerween aud Bugcies'for Mire ant fe ev OBA Cc ‘S STABLES. B good B. OLCOTT & 60) J. Boswpine, Livery ana sae SLABLEs, x » between 23th and lath ate (rear ofthe Epipheny Chorch Hume > or all kinds, Horses and Phastons, @c., for re. Special attention paid to the care uf Board- ing Horses. decis-ly ISON NATLOR, Jr, STYLISH UALLIAG Sty sCuMER ( decdi-1y 13u6 5 3 bE screct north wost RLINGTON STAB B.C AD TRE eee tye CROIT oF might, and parties. JOHNSON bi WHOLBSILE AND Ley arriving eatiy street southwest, and WOU is at our dey whart. ‘oot of 12th Scargves of baat aeclition OORT which we will sell to the trade and con- 7” facivite > Fon PEeABODY'S, (Bo. 646 Lovistaxa AVENTE,) Raye haar es makes ® specialty oe pares. waey Se Sones aughtn SF SION OF BIG GUN. Wars ObueDJ +. EDW. CLARK & Co., PRALERS LUMBER, Ww. OOD AND CoaL,