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Inly 22, 1874. Ul me if I thought other- fs true a friend to your honor happiness a* a brother could be to a sister. ‘we bave acommon ground. You and I The past is ended, but is No wiser, bigher, holier fu- and In hi may meet in re po future ©? May not this friend stand as a priest in the new sanctuary of reconciliation, and me- @iate and bles= Theodore and my most eee self? Do not let my earnestness fail of ita end. You believe in my judgment. I have put my- self wholly and gladly in Moulton’s hands, and there I must meet you. This is sent with Theo- dore’s consent, but be has not read it. Will you return it tome by bis own hand? I am very earnest in this b for all our sakes, ag such a letter ought not to be subject to even a chance of miscarriage. Your — py friend, i. W. Begcarr.” Thirternth—That about a year after Mrs. Til- ton’s confession her mind rémained in the fixed opinion that her criminal relations with Mr. Beecher bal not been morally wrong, #0 strongly had he impressed her to the contrary, but at length achange took place in her cou- vietions on this subject, as noted in the follow- “Wg letter addr by her to her husband: MKS. TILTON TO MR. TH.TON. “Senowaxt To-day, thr y Gauvt.a character of fiction, my eves been epened ior the firs: time £0 that [ see clearly my s kpew that I was loved. passion. A virtuous w Sstantly an absorbing lo t me in euch false light—that the kc Feceived could harm no one it was when | upon me. I see now, a5 nev Thave done you, and hasten our pardon with a penitence that henceforth, if reason remai trust me im though sour Dial te 5 y P rity are asscred aud ng tome. Bless Ged with me for Catha: aunt, ana for all the sure leadings of an aliwise and loving Pro- vicence. Yes, now I feel quite prepared to re- Rew my marriage vow with you, to keep it as the Saviour reqaires, who looketh at the eye ard the heart. Never before cou!d { say this. When you yearn toward me with true lost be assured ut the tried, purified, and restore love of E ern.” Mrs. Tilton followed the abore letter with these: '. TILTON TO MB. TILTON. 1.—Ob! my dear hasband. may jou never heed the discipline of being misled yy 4 good woman, as f was by & good man. “*[No date }—I would mourn greatly if my life was to be made known to my father. His head Would be bowed ladeed to the grave. «(Ne date}—Do not think my ill-health is on account of my sin and its covery. My sin and hfe record I have carried to my Saviour. my prostration is owing to the suffering I fe caused you. MES. WOODHULL'S SCANDAL. Fourteenth—That about one year ater Mrs. ‘Tilton’s confession, and about ahaif year after Mr. Beecher’s confirmation of the same, Mrs. ¥.. Woodhull, then a total stranger to Mr. ‘Tilton, eave that he had been presented to her in & company of friends afew days previous, Wrote in the World, Morday, May 22, 1871, the following statement, namely 1 know of one man, a public teacher of emi- Rence, who lives in concubinage with ths wife ot another public teacher of almost equal em!- nence. Ali three concur in denouncing offences against morality. I shall make it my business to analyze some of these lines. “Vievorta C. WOoDHULL. “New York, May 2, IST! On the day of the publication of the ab> card in the World Mr. Tilton received from Mr: Woodhull a request to call on imperative busi pessat her oifice, and on going thither a of the above card was put in bh Woodhnll, who said that the part therein were the A. detaiied to Mr. Til- the wife of Theod nouncement Mrs. Woodhu ton, with vehement«peech, the wicked and in. jurious story which she lished the year fol- jowirg. Meanwhile Mr. ring to guard BY possible te: Mrs. Wood grossly rted. version which she gave to Mr. Tilton, and which she aiterwards attributed to him, sought by many perronal services and kindly attentions to in- uence her tosnch good-will towards himself and family as would remove al! di«position or desire in her to attlict him with such a publica- tion. Mr. Tilton’s efforts and asso: Birs. Woodhull ceased in April, 1 d six nthe alterwards, viz: November 2, sh lished the scandal which he had labored to —Th the Kev. Tho: ae tollowe aton the third dav theresfrer K. Beecher,of New \ork, w 1 » November only carries out Henry Which [recorded my pr B TRIPARTITE s.—That in May one of Mr. Keecher'sp covenant between H. C. 1 and T —Mrs. Woodan!i ¥, fs agai Br. Beccher had p was the reverse. nious wrong which ed whereas the truth y this false pa impression Mr. ¥ ested Mr. Beec to prepare a suitable card, relieving Mr. Tilt js injustice. In answer tu this request Mr eF pleaded bis embarrass prevented bis saying any ut bring Tuton then Mr. repesed to prepare a card of Pg a few lines from 5 BY. for the purpose ef she Mr. Beecher, instead of having had occasion to forgive Mr. ‘Titon, had asion to be forgiven by him. Mr. Beecher then wrote Mr. M which on being shown to Mr. ful in appealing to Mr. Ti Beecher said in 4 letter t T ton ing, June 1, 157 MR. bEEC TOM. i am cetermined to make no Pheodore’s temperament is such that the future, even if temporarily caimed, would be absolutely worthless,and ren- der me liable at any hour of the day to be obliged to stultify ail the devices by which we faved ourselves. It is only fair he should know that the publication of the card which he pro- ses woul! leave him worse off than before. be agreement, viz: ‘the triparite covenant,” ‘Was made after my letter throagh you to him, viz: *the apology” was written. He hed had it for ayear. Hehad condoned his wife's fauit. He bad enjoined upon me with the utmost earn- esthess and solemnity not to betray his wife, ner leave his children to a blight. With such a | man as T. 1. there is no possible salvation for ay that depend upon him. With a strong my experience yur way to his mene point of | the power of much of my time. T look uj | far than an: friend I herein the world. safety and No aero thereby. view I could desire the sacrifice. possi!) eeter Lite | would be plearant if I could see that rebuilt | which & | ragged of hap; me, to love me, person in the wi other simil: himself against to him unjast!, THE household were guests aa an ide fer her husband by Mr. Beecher, Tilton, written “TrEspay M I learn to love have learned to in bke manner, soul's love may girls, after you and hearts, com and to you. were of you. were of You. I t weil I know, as Now to keep t ideal before me. These latter mo: i Moxpay, Feb What may I bri morning? A lar; single in itsaim him? Is it acce; “Homer, N. { sessed with him day of July, 13 iy pe ment, as [ unde! peat it. It was The charge th coutral attempt Mr. T by Mr. eft on her hus ing words: stand with you.” Through’ the friends the opi propagated that ton, and that th eecher. Man: to time by Mrs. of Mr. Beecher, In this way M difficulty of suz hings by w: > | way of circuiati | Mr. Tilton has been mi fam whereas he has made every eflurt in his po: to suppress the i charged with pri bas systematics favorable to her | would not have tee the f for the perv L y Siri weeks alter ter to Dr. B a late he visited inves: > AC rece in ext and w c@mn mn adva: e arrar & Tee ee spent ma: from pans ot he motive was husband, the cause of passed upon the a that fora maintained crim coming her p such conduct b paturebe d-es not know how to everD it ‘There is no use in trying further. ] have strong feeling upon me, and it brings me great peace tbat lam spending my last Sunday j neaching my las? sermon.” | ‘The bopeleseness of spirit which the forego- ing letter portrayed on the part of its writer let Bir. Tilton te reconsider the question of dete ing bimseif at t Mr. Beecher, e cost of producing misery h determination by Mr. 1 ton, to allow the prevailing calumni. bimeeif to go unavewered.was f ened by the following note rec im | @ays thereafter from the o: editorof Mr. | Beecher’s paper OLIVER JORN=ON TO «} be the noble young man wh wTection to many years a, You were yieid- ing to anact whick I cock? not help thinking Would be dishonorable and perilous; and, aF theugh it is easy for me to make every allow- ance for the circ es that had wrought ou to such frenzy, | was dreadfully shocked hy dear Theolor me, as an old friend whose heart is wrang by your terrible susfering and sorrow, tell you that you were then acting ignobly, aid that you can never have true ace of mind till you conquer yourself and ‘smiss ali purpose and thought of injuring tne man who has wronged you. Of all the prom- ises our lips can frame, none are so sacred as those we make to those who have injured uw: and whom we have professed to forgive, they are sacred just in proportion as their tion would work injury to those to whom they are made. ¥ pot paint too blackly the ‘Wrongs you h: ffered. On that point I make ro p) atement, but 1 beg you to Femember that nothing can chan; 2 law hich makes forgivences noble and Godlike. 1 have prayed for you night and day with strong crying ard tears, beseeching God to restrain Jou from wronging yourself by violating your Solemn engagements. To-night Iam happy in ‘the thought that you bave been preserved from committing the act which I so much dreaded.” In a letter written by Mr. Beecher in order to beshown to Mr. Tilton, Mr. Beecher spoke as follows: ME. BEECHER TO Xk. MOULTON. ‘No man can see the difficulties that enviton me unless he stands where Ido. To say that 1 have achurch on my hands is simple enough, but to bare the hundreds aul thousands of men pressing me, each one with his keen suspicion, Or anxiety, or zeal, to ree the tendencies which, if not stopped, would break out ina ruinon- de fense of me, to stop them without seeming to do it, to prevent any one questioning me, to mect and « lay prejudices against me waich had their beginning years before, to keep serene as if [ > vot alarmed or distarbed, to be cheerful at heme and among friexds when I was suifering the torments of the damned, to pass sleepless cation Theodore Tilton 4 tone forgir s shattered, bat to live on the sharp a couple you with Him, nor do i feel it one whitir nit as every day I adorn myself, con- ain us and help us both to ke and resiless (restful June 1, 1573, two di Mr. Carpenter, in communicating to Mr. ton the above affidavit, says in @ letter accom- spoke to me of his levy blackmail on Mr. Beecher is false. Now my whole nature revolts to join with you, or through hie congre; pression that Mr. slanderer, Mre. Triton being herself the autuor- ity tor the statement. tives bave been the chiet contained in this statement « nis was the 1d that she had done this by the advice of a lawyer whom Mr. answers which were to constit in Mr. Beecher’s behalf. ug this untrue testimony b Sud also to remove all reproach tr religion. lar contrition to one of ber intimate friends. RECAPITULATION. Twenty-second.—Finaily, that in addition to the foregoing facts and evidences other con- firmations could be adduced if needed to prove the following recapitulated statement, namely, that the Kev. Henry Ward Beecher, as pastor and friend of Mr. Tilton and his family, trea- anxiety, remorse, fear, despair. and yet to put on an appearance of serentty and piness cannot be endured much longer. am Well nigh discouraged. If you cease to trast Tam alone. {do not know any jorid to whom I could go Mr. Tilton yielded to the above quoted and ir letters, , and made no defense of the public odium which attacued APPINESS DESPOILED. Seventernth.—That the marriage union between Mr. and Mrs. Tilton until broken by Mr. Beecher, was of more than common harmony. affection and mutual respect. Their honee and for years by all their regard As an evidence of the ‘al home. jeeling and spirit which this wife entertained up to the time of her corruption + the following letters by Mrs. onlys few months before her loss of honor, will testify : MES. TILTON TO MIt. TILTON. ORNING, January 23, 1333 —My Relored: Den’t you know the peculiar phase of Christ's character as a lover is so precious to me becaute of consecration and devotion to you? _ from my love toHim. I jove Him from toving you. I to meet her bridegroom. So, Tift imploring hands that oy be prepared. f, with the littic left us, with overtlowing eyes secrated ourselves to our work My waking thonghts last night My rising thou hts this mor blers you, [ honor you, I ly February 1, 1358.0, m capadie I love you. s fire high and generoas is the Lam oniy perfectly contented when you are with me. nths Thave thought, looked and earned for the hours when you would be at ome with longings unutterable. bruary 3, 186%, 9 o'clock a. m — rg to my beloved this bright ge, throbbing heart full of love, ‘and purposes to bless and cheer ptable, sweet one? AFFIDAVIT OF F. B. CARPENTER. daly 18, 1874.—On Suntay, after the surreptitioa- lication of the tripartite covenant between W. Beecher, EH. Bowen and Theodore Ailton, f walked with Mr. Beecher from Ply- mouth Church to the residence of Mr. F. 0). Moulton, on Kemsen street. On the way to Mr. oulton’s house Mr. Beecher said to me that if r. Tilton would stand by him he would share is fame, his fortune, and everything he pos- (Tilton.) “Francis B. CARPENTER.” “Sworn to and subscribed before me this isth 4. ™. T. Hicox, Notary tee ing it. Wiel hove ot benitation tn giving you the state- ratood at the time It was for me to repeat in substance to you, and I did so re- at — interview Mr. Beecher Spology to you.” Mr. Tilton deer attempted to On the ilton has always resented every Beecher to put him under peci- at Liary obligations, MES. TILTON’S RRVOLT. Twentieth.—Not long after the scandal became jeep Mrs. Tilton wrote on a slip of psper and nd’s writing desk the follow- @t the exposure has come influence of Mr. Beecher’s inion has long been ditige the scandal was due to M. e alleged facts were malicio inventions by him to revenge himself for sup- posed or imaginary wrongs done to him by Mr. ¥ words were spoken from time Tilton to the praise and eulogy which being extensively quoted tion, heightened the Tilton was Mr. Besche ts. Tilton and one of her rela- ses of the great |. They nave ng,“ Mr. Tsiton believes such and thelr naming of these ial Las been a m ing them broadcast. de W appear a ¢ bjurious tales which he ha opagating. On all occas ily referred to his wite in character. Further, Mr. Ti communicated to the comu vt i tev. Henry War izabeth K. Tilton to de- That one evening, a publication of Mr. Tiiton’s let. irs. Tilton, on coming hi med her husband that ate friend's t tigatio “0 rst inti nm wh ived that ch committee Furthermore, Mrs. 1 cher had sent to her, nee of her appearing before the aged with her the que: s Ox 2 Bext day ny hi ape forgive her perjery, bat that te save Mr. Beecher and She also expressed sitaie sanctity of friendship aud hos- p 'y in a long endeavor to seduce Mrs. Eliz- abeth K. Tilton; that by the artful use of his ——- authority with her, she being bis pupil religion, he accomplished this sedac! on; ear and @ half or thereabouts he inal Intercourse with her over- sanctioned by love and religion; that he then participated in a conspiracy to degrate before the pubfie by loss of lace, busines#, and repute; that he abused Mr. ss and pledge of pro tection by thereafter anthorizing a series of | measures by Plymouth Church having for their | object the putting | Tilton before the church and also before an of a stigma upon Mr. ecclesiastical council, insomuch thatthe mod- by Mr. Beecher i mo: alter, not in 1m: wrote a letter to | anoffense and Ww ard Beccher, } inqnire into the by the aforesaid such offense an was @ slanderer; grievously again: Previously conn give false testim bali; that Mr. ‘Tilton and fam’ life. (Signed) other person or Age, lately edi your committee, eo by ‘0 your committee compelled me tained in the p: be it understood gyoked by your thority which 4 of inquiry, ner any other com howerer covstit Bights otten, and yet to come up fresh and fair for Suncay—ali this may be taiked about, but the real thing caunct bo understood from the Ouisice; not ite wearing and grinding on tue Bervous systen:.” in still another letter written for the same Purpose as the above, Mr. Beecher said: “11 my destruction would place him (Mr. ‘Titton) si! right that shall not stand in the way. Iam willing to step down and out. No ove can tier more than that. That I do offer. Sseritice ie: if you can clearly see Mrs. Elizebeth ‘These two parties, committee, have by me. No other Mr. Beecher) had open destruction of Mr. bome, and in the desolation of bis heart and planation due to yourselves. , not with m: an enlarged cemmittee on the toned, nor any other committee of 7 could in and of itself have persaad | erator of that council, interpreting these acts and his charch, declared pub- ¥ that they showed Mr. Beecher to be the maAghan:isous OF men and M & knave and a dog; that when M: Tilton to be ‘iiton there- alice, but for self-protection, Dr. Bacon, al ing therem to an apology by the Kev. Henry he (Mr. Beecher) detiantly ap- nted a committee of his church members to injury done him b atla y Mr. Tiiton . and implying that he ever been the author of d apology, and that Mr. Tilton that to make this inquiry bear st Mr. Tilton, he (Mr. Beecher) ived with Mrs. E. Tilton two ony in his (Mr. Beecher’s) be- Beecher’s coarse toward Mr. Sly bas at last resulted im the ‘ilten’s household and TuHeopore TiLton. Sworn to before me this 2th day of July, Tuxgopors BurGuyre, Notary Public.” CONCLTSION. Gentlemen of the Committee’—Having laid be- fore you the above sworn statement, which I have purposely restricted to the relations of Mr. Beecher with M rs. ae o Pare no persons, wish, an ex- : In the Golden @ Suggestion was knowledge or consent, that order to be justly consti. ted by m: tn tated, should comprise, im addition to the six members Geo Mr. Beecher, six others myself. ‘no suc! papel would I have consented, for I have never wanted any tribunal whatever for the investigation of this subject. Neither as at present constitated, nor plan first men- kind, to = before you the facts con- @ Statement. Distinctly that these facts have not beea committee because of any an- nize in you as a tribunal they been vielted up to mittee or board ot reference; cuted, (except a court of law;) but on the contrary, [have divalged the above statement solely becanse of the openly pu demand forit made directly to me Henry Ward Beecher, ¥ —— the Rev. , sided and sbetted by R. Tilton. these alone, and not your ‘their action | Price of perpetual infamy to my n: ition to the penalty which [ already suf fer the destruction of a home once as pleas- ant as any in which you yourselves dwell. ‘ally, Taropore Titton. ment by Wr. Beecher and Mrs, Tilton, | | a-state 1) A Tribune reporter has interviewed Mr. Cieve- land, who said Mrs. ‘Lilton and Mr. Beecher are pawns a statement which will be submitted je committee on Thursday, and which will | tatlefactorily explain all correspondence be- | tween them, aud ali other matter contained in Mr. Tilton’s statement. LOCAL NEWS, —— Condensed Locals. Mr. T. F. Swayze was admitted tothe bar of the Supreme Court of the District to da: Mr. J. P. Cobil! has been appointed he man at the navy-yard, vics H. A. Matthieson, resigned. A pigeon match took place yesterday at Ben- tion between jobn Ferguson, of this ohn Alder, of Baltimore county, for Ferguson was the winner. to the euterprise of erecting a | Market-house on the Corcoran square, ith | 8 reet, between © and P, will bold a mass moot ing < the corner of 7th and O streets to-morrow evenin, y-eight workmen, principally machinists | and boiler-makers, in the department of steam | | engineering at the mnavy-yard, were far- | | loughed yesterday until the first of the coming month. Yesterilay Rev. Henry Scott certified at the clerk’s office the marriage of John Flemmond | and Florence Chapman, which took place last | | night at Hillsdale, nnder a license issued on the | sth of November, Isi1. A Gorrespondent, says that if the Board of Health will send their dog-carts and men east of | the Freedmen’s hospital, in the northern part of the city, and west of 7th street, north of Boundary, they can secure a few more loads of worthless curs. A vacant house belonging to Mrs. Farnham, on 12th street, near Incarnation eburch, was entered a few nights since and despoiled of its | brass and lead plumbing fixtures, the zinc lining to the bath tub, pipe connecting gas meter, ect. It will take about one hundred duilars torepair the damage. Lafayette R.A. Chapter, No. hes declined an invitation frem St. John, New Brunswick, to make a summer excursion there, having already perfected arrangements to go to Cobh’s Island, Va., on the 4th proximo, via Baltimore, where they will be joined by a party of distinguished Masons of that city. seetrthedleiness District Government Affairs. FAY DAY DEFERRED AGAIN. The new check books for the payment of the employees of the District and Board of Pablic Works were completed and delivered last night to the controller from the bureau of engraving and printing, Treasury department, far are found to be defective in the omisston of the fol- lowing words: ‘Payable by the Treasury of the United States when counteraigned by the Com- m stioners.” This endorsement precedes the signature of the District treasurer, and wili cause some delay in the payments. Some points of law have also been raised as to the recogni- tion of assignments of pay which requires the decision of the attorney for the District, and it is now thought that the payments will’ not be commenced until the first of next week. OTHER MATTERS, The tirst order of the Commissioners in rela- tion to the consolidation of the office of register with that of the controller, bas been modified by consolidating said office with that of the col- lector of taxes instead. It is stated that Mr. Frederick Johnson has been promoted to the position made vacant by the resignation of Mr. W. E. Nott, and that Mr. John Harley has been appointed in the office. vice Mr. Johnson, promoted. ee | | | | 5, of this city, Tae Rerortap Mysterious Disarrrar- ANCE OF A PRISONER.—It has been stated that about ten days ago a colored man, named Wil- Lams, Was arrested near Opposum hall, on the Maryland eide of the river, directly oppoxite Alexandria, on the charge of attempting to out- rage a young lady in Prince George's county, Md., and was released on ths statement of a man, who informed them that they had ar- rested the wrong man, It was also stated that Wiliams took passage on the ferry boat to Al- exandria, Intending to come up to Washington, and that he never reached the Virginia site, but fell or was knocked overboard. It is now stated, and it is pretty well ascertainad, that the party arrested was the accused man, and | that he did not take pastage on the ferry boat, but was taken by some nersons in @ small boat and carried off, but whether for the purpose of making way with Lim or to hold hire until a re- Ward is offered, is not known. The tinues to be the subject of commer neighborhood. B’Nat B’Rit The Dvstrict f con- in the ion at Richmond, Fa. ze No. 5, of B’Nai Covenant,) met ia Among the He a Washington were S$ me 1 Lod, ns of the ne prese M. Coh rz, terand D. Op- 1 wis given, at whict itting response to the City ¢ of Washington, res astitutional ¢ ‘ourse of his re: to the nvention atks Mr. ¥ its own me He pat te Eiehn “The Mist responded to by Mr. ate remarks, ne of thi m W, chan-e of cars, morning, and retn ght Sanday | ng on Monday at 6 a.m. | in time for business, or with the privilege of remaining until Tuesday. ‘The hotels have agreed to reduce rates one-third for exoursion- ists. Among the attractions of this fam ms sea side resort are the encampments of the 57h Maryland and Brooklyn lich regiments, and their Sunday afternoon parade. ‘The trip’ is at | less than one-half regular rat « AxoTasr Decree oP Divorce.—Yesterday & deeree Of divorce was made by Judge Wvlio in the case of Mattie J. Tompkins agt. Daniel | D. Tompkins. Tne plaintit’s maiden name | was Jewell, and she was married to defendant | in December, 1865, in Baltimore; they bave had | two children, now 6 and 4 years of age, and ste charged him with having committed adultery, especially in March and April, 1871, in this cicy and Alexandria, with being an habitual drank- ard, and with desertion. Messrs. Culver and Humes appeared for plaintiff, and Mr. J. J. Jobuson took the testimony. ——e THE Save EvRGLARY IxvestiGaTiON To- | Day.—To-day, Mrs. Elizabeth Hayes and Win. | J. Daly, of Ni York, and D. B. Alexander, | y th street, were before thé grand jury on the sate burglary case, and it is understood that they all corroborated states ments in the evidence of Hayes. Detective | cent. on the ordinary price of his fins st | goods. cost Tas take edvat & bar room, ( The counsel tor Hi. Norris, made the point that there was no drinking on the the right to sei vided that it was not drank on the prem | and the court so ruled. Bertram Liens, char, with keeping a bar room, C. Walter for detence. assault and battery, The First National Bank. A PUBLIC SALE ORDERED. ‘To-day, in the District Court, Judge Ham- So his decision in the case of tae application of E. L, Stanton, receiver of the Ist National Bank, for authority to sell the baild- ing, furmiture, &c., which was argued last week by Hon. Mon! ery Biair for the re- ceiver, and Mr. Davi: decision is as follows: In the Supreme Court of the District of Colum- bia—District Court branch thereof —Ju'y, 1874.— In the matter of the First \ nai Bank of Washington city, District of Columbia: Eawin L, Stanton, receiver of this bank, under the act of June 5, 1864, 13 Stat. at Large, has applied to this court for an order to sell the banking honse in Washington aforesaid, belonging to the bank. He had an offer of eighty thousand dollars for the property; one-third to be paid in cash; bal- ance in one and two years, with interest at six percent. The matter of the adequacy of that sums a price for the property was referred to the auditor and commissioner, Robert Leech, to | reportaupon. He took evidence, both for the ae buyers and for the trusteesot Jay ooke & Co., who insisted that the sum offered was below the market value thereof. Tne audi- tor reports that he is of opimion that the property ought | not to ordered sol at the said price offered. To this report exceptions have been filed ani the cause fully argued by counsel on both sides. The evitence inclines to establish that a min- imum price for market value will be one han dred thousand dollars, and that the probability is that 4 larger sum than even that will ba com- manded when the busi season filly reopens. The court under this state of proofs coa'd not orderthe property sold at the sam stated, nor at this season of the year. Unless the witness Sre greatly mistakeni in their judgment as bast- uss men, December wiil bs the most appro priate time fora sale to be ordered. The re- ceiver can exercise his discretion as to the rent ing of the premises till the second Wednes1 in December, i574 I have rirawn the tollo ing order in contormity with the views ex- pressed This cause coming on to be heard on excep- tions to the report of the auditor and commis- sioner of this court and oeing argued by coun- sel, upon due consideration it is ordered that the exceptions filed to the report of the auditor be and the same are hereby overruled. And it is further offered that Edwin L. Stanton, re- ceiver of the ist National Bank, of Washington, proceed to advertise in some newspaper of papers,in his discretion, that he will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, for one- third cash, remainder inone and two years equal annual installments, bearing six” per cent. interest, on the second Wednesday, being the 9th day of December, 1574, in tront of the building, the banking house andthe furnitare and appendages thereot, and report to this court for confirmation. For the unpaid install- ments the receiver will retain a lien upon the premises and require the purchaser to keep the same insured. ‘3 Judge Humphreys also, on the application of the receiver, made a decree author ig the re- ceiver to compound the indedtetness of the firm ot Jay Cooke & Co. to the First National Bank, to the extent of valid unpaid claims against said bank, surrendered to petition aud cancelled, credit to be given the firm on its open account With the bank, provided that there shall not be waived any claim for preference or priority of lien asserted in favor of the bank against the firm in respect of any portion of its indebted- ness to the bank. i. Board of Health. MEETING LAST NIGHT. ‘The Board of Health met last night, and Dr. Bliss submitted THE MORTUARY REPORT. for the month ending June 30th, showing the total number of deaths at 259, ot which 192 were white, and (7 colored. The most fatal disease appears to have been cholera infantum, result- i deaths; next consum| 35; couvul- ; disease of 5; general d. senile debili- itis, 3; jaundic ; dropey, 5; ca paralysis, 6; coup de soleil, 4; ‘ceribro spinal’ meningitis, 4; dysentery, 6; diarrhea, 6; typhoid fever, 2; in- termittent fever, 2; croup, 2 WORK OF THE HEALTH OFPICER. Health Officer Keene submitted a sy: the operations of his office for tho week July 18, Ist4, showing 4 referred to the District dead animals removed. Food condem nations— 19,300 clams, 13 t es Sovera 3, 11 Ibs, beet, 106 do. veal, 510 do, bacon, 101 do. mutton, 19 do. pork, 5jg bushels peas, do. beans, 1,102 dozen cucumbers, 4 bushels beets, 17 dozen opas of ading nuisances abated, ommissioners, ant cantelopes, 235 bushels apples, 5 bus! = berries. J s impound ; redsamsd, 50; killed, 291, tota! number of dogs impounded Thia report to date, Siz; number killed, 716. shows that the officers in this department have heen very active, the contemnations being con- siderably larger than in any previous month, OTHER MATrEES Mr. Marbury subait telegraph line constr by bewlnarters to the Washington g the smali-pox epidemic be tur Hi ent for its use; Lan ito act as president pro 0 of Dr. Cox; adopted. Dr. Verdi submitted a reaotation ¢ zers in the store of Charles \ th & nuitance injurious to health. an health officer be requested to cause i ment; reterred, Mr. Marbury, from the special committee to shom w red th tter of settlement for clothing destroyed b Health during the em report on progress Danks be farni payment of the Tuy TaRatens.—“Atter tho War” attracta: t the National Theater last nig ng the rain, and the performan o of ai cellent summer entertainm Nations! ought to draw. heater Comique is doing a good busi- ith Kate Fisher as “Mazeppa” and a toe ty programm: The ——— Tum True ror BaR@ains.—Ladies who want the most for their money—as all ladies ought to these hard times—should not overlook the ad. Yertisement of Mr. Willian tn another column, wherein he announces a reduction of forty pr ock of As this opportunity to buy for less than ts for this week only, those wishing to age of It should lose no time. THE COURTS. Crimea Court—Juwiye Humphreys. Yesterday, John Fox, charged with kesping peal,) was foand not guilty. defence, Messrs. Uahill and M. premises, and the accused had any quantity of liquor, pro- isea, ed Was found not guittr; F. Brooks, convicted of was sentenced to jpay a Miller was also othe grand jury. Mrs. | five of $14.25. Hayes is quite a fine-looking woman, quiet and | Tod mil Buchl, keeping a bar room, like, of rather small stature, aud was ac- | (aPpeal;) not guilty. The defence, represented companied by her child, about a year old. She | by Mr. Taggart, was that the parties who ob. had an interview with her hushand at the jail during the day. ——_o-—__ Rzsrect TO THE Memory or THE LATa Dr. MaGuepER.—The Medical Society of the Dis. trict of Columbia Leld a special meeting last e tained the lic premises, and ward Gorman, do.; nolle prosequi. clarionet—second offence; tor had been working on ths the proprietor treated thei, Ed. Pouce Court—Judye Snell. ‘To-day, Josepn Fskridge, petit larcony of a six months in jail. ing for the purpose of paying s tribute ot | Abraham Adams, assault and battery on his respect to the memory of their late associate, | Wife by strappy ne her with a horses erapper; $5; Dr. Hezekiah Magruder. Dr. Johnson Eliot | fine and bond tokeep the peace. Rudolph Ba- presided, and Dr. ti H. A. Kleinschmidt acted | ker*mith, assault on John Christme: ; SS and as secretary. Dr. Kiley announced the death of | costs. James J. Clark, charged with felonious- Dr and paid a feeling tribute to his mem- | ly breaking open the store of Louis Hartner, in ory, as did Dr. Lewis Mackall, jr,,and Dr. Peter. | Limerick alley, on Monday aight last. Hartner Dre. Keilly, Mackall avd Howard were ap- pointed a committee and reporte 1 appropriate resolutions; which were adopted, —__-————— Tee Granp ExcamrMent, I. 0.0. F., held its annual meeting last night. A resolution to participate in the dedicatory services at Odd ‘ellows’ Hall on Monday afternoon next was adopted, and an adverse report of a special committee on the subject of mergemeut was concurred in. The election of officers resulted testified that the thieves got iato his store through the transom over the door, and left by unlocking the door. A large quantity of goods were carried off, but were subsequently recoy- ered by officer Lewis; ag ary. Dennis Gor- man, profanity; #3. ‘m. EF, Slater, an idier and vagrant, was sent to the workhouse. James and Jane Valiant were sent down as vagrants. Agnes White, loud and boisterous; $5. Joseph ‘Swiggert was put under $100 bonds to keep the peace to his mother. Henry Dorsey, pro- Dolsterous H. Seiffert as id | fane;$3. Nancy Green, loud and Perec Gaatue S Ring; en bi Emons talking; $5. Towa Heller, violation of market M. Bock, grand senior warden; L. £. Allyn, | rules. ‘Elias Solomon, charged with ma‘ntain- — oarite: . B. Lord, sr., grand toca ie : Ronen ‘by Farle. chewy ll oh seen, Se Deereeee ees — $20. Wm. Coates, assault and battary on Mar- First NATIONAL BawKk.—The receiver of the First National Bank of this city states that he will be able to declare a dividend of 20 per cent. early in the fall. He has considerable resources tha Barker; #3 and coste. GEORGETOWN. pong: rt prior Np rrdentag gee heb — SincuLaR Deats ov a Cxtip.—Yesterdsy will make 70 per cent. in all. He thinks another | @fterncon, a son of Plato Lee, [ec geienhs instalment will be paid after the one proposed, — peattnn oo the see oe Ci Hes Goes noe chink 15 will reach inthe aggregate fer in a very singular manner, which caused - Hs death during the night. |The boy was eight i“ —Last or ni ars of age, wi from mischievous party played a'practcal feke en's | street by is mother, who, Tor some offense, pro- Dumber of members of the bar near the City | ceeded to give hima ing. Ina ht of pas-ion tearing from doors and windows the he threw his head back and it struck joor, Hall by peat little black and gilt tin “shingles” inform- ing the public that the occu] eine, at putting th out-of-the-way Places—some ‘on tree boxes and rear entrances. it of J. Pope Hodnett was found on the railing of the Lincoln monument. ——_—— ABINGTON Pank.—Tnhe sale at this saburb: wn has be until Orro’ en at T's Thursday, July 23d, atdo’clock p.m. Parties | desiring to attend the sale can take the 3 o’clock | trainon the Baltimore and Potomac railroad. We anticipate a large this city and Fuwerat or Da. MacevpER.—' of Dr. H. M On Sa attests atts are encased in on re neavy black walnut casket, covered with black cloth and mounted with maesive masoni3 trim- mings, with a = nseril for the Cookes. The | Wolter in the office of the Board of Pabiic AGENT: ‘or! a Two Drivers ror ons Ux Tsaw.—A min pester «Gal assed Jenn Valiant and Bs wife, Jane all e D pee EE ee . made their appearance in Georg-town ye: Be nessa be enlen ee |. We ofte ces to our fe aud the pub! day afternoon, both driving an ox teain, and be. Hezsnian Masatora AU Master Masons tn coll UNION OF CLAIVS BEFoES THE both intoxicated. When questioned about the Fc, Saitg. freccteally’ tevied“ceregetown BOP uals B mn" to them ad told thom to GUSSET | Cal gil ment onme hear Be 2 UL Secretar’: | setsbiiohed ty the late act {008g oa e em to driveittotown. Tacy | 2% O f , Secretar: at liebe bs je wet of On were placed in the station hoate and the tov THE, MEMLS OF roromac a. 4, | TERRSNODERATE AND MONEY ADVARCED ance, and stated that they had taken possration | MD ool hn eee OMe Wepsss ROT & RLACKPORD, Of it while he was in astore dealing. Tuey DAY SVBSING. sy oe vck Doms te ate 19 Teh mireet oorthweat y | funeral of our ton Da "Hezeuree Soecem totes See ek a eee | Mack: re AIR, BP eg temas Tax. Grain Trape—The frst cargo of new whet frat. rally invited. * ‘ - = canal, consisting of 3.200 bushels, was received | 322* 0. FUWHER ELL, Becretary, dail them ehe hore pala roe to-day per boat J- N. Thomas, ‘and was cou- | FRY THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. the wo shall Rave Sted Susans abe Weaae cee es received ny | TRUSTER'S SALE OF A DESTRANUE Two coticm given ‘> the parchaae ahd’ am rail tor the same frm, and SiS bushels white | ElGh STREET, GEOHOETO MT ta on oe | eer! Bonde and corn by the boat. The ‘schooner TP Morgan | BUGH|STRERT, GEORGETOWN, D., AF | Improvemt Tarn pally Tex alto arrived from Atexandria with 1.00) ba-h- els new wheat for Hartiey € Bro. The sales to-day were 3.200 bushels new wheat at $1.5) 'o he lett that cityon Thureday, passing throa Ashland on Friday, the day of the marde Welsh says he is a sailor from Liverpoo: was shipwrecked near Sayann ak weeks since and has heen working his way along to the north ever since; that he worked with Mr. Leake, at Ashland, for some time, but left that place on Thursday to walk to Washington ‘The murdered man left Athiand on Frid sy fVening with S10 in his pocket for the junction, but when foand hadibeen robbed, and four men, two of whom are supposed to be the men arrested her, lett there after he did. Of the four one was a colored man, who when in Fred- ericksburg had adirk with him, had blood on his clothes, and said, as stated in the Gazette yesterday, that he hat had a tight with a col- ored man down the road = Of this colored man or of the other man nothing has been heard since is possum hall last week, charged with at mpting to commit an outrage upon Miss Brown, of Silver Spring, and about whose re- Property isstrack off cing at cost of parchaser. S¢-THE AROVE SAL IS POST oF TUESDAY, Jaly sth, © this bank Vv Interest & ng date the ith day ot Anga Tresenry Dey Ry virtue of a deed of trast, boar D. Ta, ‘corded in Liber > folton 35, Coiambia, 1.75, and 1,000 bushels do. at 1.41; also, Sonaedeet the District of Gashois white corn at Sey, eeute elite party arcared thereby. the «Al ether clomreof stutne = | auctios. on TUESDAY, the ist be om - 184. at 6 O'CLOCK 9. m.. parts of It ALEXANDRIA. | ty-three aod ninety four, of ~— addition to Georgetown, DO ame bate bidet Bein —— —— Water- | proved by a Ce story and basem mat prix CY J worth and William Wels, the two men ar- ec re and dwelling, rested here yesterday on suspicion of being im- | house beina No. @ at. id T° THE € Repirens oF DisTRICE pleated In the murder of a colored man name | Peit at » point on the wort sidco( sad & Wiskatastgnd ake Pieces Kichardroe, of Bpoumiveee mn ant | : can foes tacerecene nr Bee ae ~enigbcacd emp'o.et by the F.& P. RK. treet. and run © A | fli ; bie as may found lying in a ditch alongside of the ra'irya! ecenter li destre taeaivesof thom, a sttorney for near Ashland, last rday morning, were ex aad the prow atms before the An ttting Com- amined by Mayor Kemper this myraing and h one mises " act of rows abot armitted to jail for farther examination. | Site cmap, woe i binet “rom: + District, Waterford states that he is a tailor and worked | Pl! Fr eocth twenty -on Otis tor t Tax. as with W. C. Windlinger, in Richmond, and th i ce ame are aud Chea tor against t rament, will te * prompt fi RICHARD WaLLacu, 25 OMlor No. 436 Leni<iase evenne. ‘LATMS AGAINST THE anc : ( ST, JRE DISTAICr OF Co 1 wilt prospents . “ G the pr Taquired wae If torts of sale ven day sale. > resell the pr perty st defaulting purchaser, C ‘seo ei ih veyan- GW COOPER. T a THOS. POWLING, A: 68. C ld&ds uot. OUND Ter HYDRAULIC CEMENT. oy they left Fredericksburg. NOTIC ‘OSTTORS OF GEORGE. AtivE.—It is stated that the colored man ar- C cairore G8 BANK, D-¢ re 4 t» farnteh the rested at (); + above celebrarnd CEMBNT to jos @od contrac: tore at lowrates, es Warens, Ge. NT 4.6. ‘ays compoted and No 8S High «tr nv allowed for each Boart from Loundoun county, named Edward New- land, who came down here in search of the prisoners who escaped from the Leesburg jail, Went to acolored fancy ball at the house of William Davis, on Fishtown, while intoxicated, and began to raise a disturbance. He went up a barber named Charles Richard, who was eep on one of the benches, and pulled him the po) and his three cham: pions an quieting matters. The confusion and hotse existing at one time were terrible, and the shrieks of the women and shouts of men could be heard several squares 0: The parties were all brought before the may this a. m., and Newland was fined $10 and costs. ‘The others were discharged. with they n ¥ every facility for doing the best work at we would tation in the past 3086 Sm Tectown. rted sudden disappearance the Washington | calendar month. sy order of the a a Papers bave published lon accoants, is in this HENRY. POLKINHO. N&% SPRING STYLE OARKIAGES —Over city, and can be produced it Necessary. _JAME® DIOKSON, Cashier 309 of th terest Now York styles of ‘Timroxerat of Col, Mostyetutagt in War- JEWRLBY— Bovine removed from 11% Pounsyi- | Top Buraira, Set ea bane ee Be Tenton on Sun last, was one of the largest vani » Washington, to 180 Brits» at J et Li hel hand Carriages taken ever witnessed in that town.—«, setts, 2st. George. Lam prepared to repair Watch-« ant Call before purchasirg cleowhere, SHOOTING AFFAIR AT Fisutown.—Last | Jewelry in thr rect mancer. Settee ent D ScHmIDT. © OO 1th ‘street, be: night. between one and two o'clock, aconstable | teed. §sy15-Im CHAS TEINGEY. ° D, Washington HOME AGAIN! BY GLAD OF IT, Premises, improved machinery, we had In the oenatry, to fact OMB AGAIN AND V wit WOOD-BUBNT LIMB 90 couts por barrel. THOMAS FAHEY. ith enlarged best talent to 1 prices, friends and the 6 been our repa- E'MoTTo 18 EXCELSIOR respectfaily inform c that pre-emirent as may hi art em v B street, bet. loth and ttn n, w, oft. Richards remonatrated, when Newland | In Dyeing and Cleaning Ladies Dresses, Sh oo {Yew pistol and fired at him. the ball striking | pecaues, Ties, ibbous, ac, &e., 6 « pesyease Pee a Bt 5 ES Ooer ee no tn tho left of Richard's bead. A | PSUR See vee ogo Ta, .antll sunset; | MOR for celiars, water work?, pavemonta, baitt- Wild scene of confusion ensued, and Newland | saturderstrom Te we want oe” natat tie ati | ine, bridges, dc’. where strensth ts ae . The Fas joined by three sailors, who offered to | sterd established Ist, now thew vat Priiplete bent Coment inthe world. Bote for Di NStand by him.” Justin time officers Arnold, | country. Kyerybody come ant scene fceemve. Nitengil!, and Horseman appeared, and suc- “HEATLEY, ee ceeded after astruggle inarrestingthe constable | _J33tr 49 Jefferson street, Georg: own, D. GTATEN ISLAND, BY. S MENT—ESTABL y 5 rr Lish RF ecrss Hetios. The oldest and Invest of ite Rind te the country Barcains in Boady-made CLOTHING and Gent's | M8 be sa the wore . A. FISHES, Ac | Furnishing GOODS. My ry o utire stock to be sold hont regard to cost. Cail and get first choice, as must all be sold by September to change busi BICH'D FULLALOVE, 47 Higt stroot Rreet, between F an —Gnsrantee given that no color rubs off ; t et them back in time, LASS SCUURER, CITY ITEMS. eet Rolls, Biscuits, Waf- for making light tle: c. It is always ready and mn Bread, to the neat housekeeper, most thoroughly. Fur use in hotels, boarding-houses, and steam or Sailing vessels, where a larger ‘and more con- No.7 Sixth Avenue. Sold by Grocers. N Our stock is large, ant bargains may be expocted, days, Mondays. H, POLEIN sien es J. DICKSON, Cashier irectors 0 Patent «ition SOLE PRU OSS. ‘N IN PRICES —To ovat ms t DBY GOODS it our entire stock of < thom apart, before moving « or New etore, we wili, from on My Dootry’s Yeast Powder cannot be excelled pees: BEL ERYTHiG AT BEDU D> . ne 7 ow aE 14 Gi. ve* cleaned on short notice Prices mod- NIAMIN MILLER. actaal.t sanarentecd seph-ty reliable. jeb-te 101 Bridge street, Georgets Barone THE SUMMER MONTHS WARM THEM | (1 EORGETOWN SAVINGS BARK, D. D into disgusting activity, crush out the inweet | Gr : HIGH STREET Ane? 2° Co SYRAM UYSK AND SCObK an, norees as have Jain | comparatively secwid Pe omg Se Les yp * | Bo. 114 eT 0 G s . % leotions made ca all accessible paints. ‘Discount t taken apa. 2itationen® Garments Cleaned and Dyed wtthort Kid Gloves. Shoes, Fars, ete., Means st shortest stant supply is required than in private dwe B.Potkinhorn, Thos. Dowling, J.T, Mitch, | oties. — vowis-tr ings, the large packages are the most desira)l: Zas Dickson, E.L.Cropley, Fred. W. Jones, ——— — = whether regarded from the st f a egeam «B.D Hartley, ‘Thos, Knowles, oms or convenience. Depot, STEAMER LIN Washington, D.C.,) find that timely atte: to tho-e important members, the feet, ecyno- mises time, and conduces to health, coms avd cheerfulness, and probably len, otsife. Dr. White removes Corns without *© the patient can walk witheaze. He #u ly treats Bunions, Vascular Excrescen y and Ingro y and ot ofthe feet. Ortice honrs from ¥ a. m. to 6. p.m. Fee, ©1 pervisiz. Established in Washington, Cc er ailments D.C. 18¢ —— Weex's Doinas in WALL Srreer.—Expl stock operations on small capital without Copy sent free. Tem 16,24 2 Wall street, New York. emer Ordered: TEN QUALITY ANTARACITE C {s constantly arriving, both by vees il and raiin which we are selling p, for cash. Also, No. Lots of Baker's Pine and Oak Wood. Factlitins un Torn OLS? > a ELEGANT ICE CRTAM AND OYSTER N OTice. -———__e ‘A Ny — Tue Frvest LAGER in America is the anc28-ly 9 High s'reet, Grorestown, D. as York Pilsen, on draught at Geo. W. Driver’ — ———— - z * #19 0 sito and gold pays COAL AND WOOD. two hundred percent. a month. Send for par —— a Heulare. Lumbridge & Co., Bankers, 2 Wall | (OAL - COAL: - ~~ a street, New York 11,4; “We nsito the attentia ct 1874 8™NE" sRRANGEMENT poo y Foot Su . SF COAE, omit = note OTL SDING: Dr. White, chiropodist, will be in attendance Uhich We Are making eduitic FoTuman ma¥ =o Lampines, at his rooms until Saturdy evening, July 1 rg ge , | COLTo. BIACKISTON'R ISLANI alter which he will be absent Mont me Anes PINE WUOD, sawed and split or in /NABDTOWN. morning, Angnst 3d. persons w OAK snd PINE KIND i , visit Dr. White's blishment (No. thecord. | STEVENS rit Iron Steamer PILOT BOY, Lith street, opposite the Treasary departme Office, 1215 Pen e 4 Seb ALT! OOALT WOOD!! wooD! Ox SATURDAY, JOHNSON BROTHERS, MOirnae,? Slack for WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER, Ba Liv THOUSAND TONS DUAL, BS. suy firm in reed to th wharves fe 3 F sireci, the District, 2240 pounds of 12th street. aud Alig Y Wicox & Ginna Se Maouima. The Be ‘ celebrated Bagsar Patterns, Ageucy at Clas. | COAL and D constantly on band an de- " on Sam Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory tth street, | livered promptly to all parts of the City, = ow grating abvve leudings, {ntelligencer building. 10,28 rates. ATLEES WHARF, Sixts Starer. 225). WM. H BYLES, acont, A Ict of SCANTLING fey tale iene OEM sie Sb atret Wiest, = Sawin WAGs, : ct of BO! for eale cheap, Sovore oun Sewn MAcurEs Gide wat? | tonsofbest ROUFING FRLT on hand.”” eps tr frm Pnitavecraia — TaunwomurTsus and barometers arerepairec | ‘J, 52¥- CLARK. T. B. CBORRJs «mew Be as and made to order by Hempler near 4% street. Rew Ex “g ate the uae~ ng Mac! 3 15 ——— Tee COMMUNITY at large eee fulness of Singer's Sewi' . ine. IMPORTANT NOTICE! OWING TO THB ADVANCED SEASON, 0 «205 AND HAVING 4 MUCH LARGES or wees eerer fi Savars PETS, OILCLOTHS, STOCK OF os "Aud good yustlties of Men's, Youths’ and Boys’ Clo hing _—_—_ HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES e-im Y. SDW. CLARE & 6O,. tis cees FROM no! DENCE LUMBER, WOOD AND O0AL. wong ee y elir et. OOORS, 848i, BLUNDB, Bee advertisers)! of “New Express Lit.>.” tra} Omce, 098 Loni OULDINGS, ae, For fail information apply to ae en ce, 626 Louisiaus evenn: " hart, Depet and Pisaing Mili, foot of at e:res: eptly 59 Water street, Goorretown, DO. NCHOR LIne. jy D-ly Crsarpaesed, NESOAY AND wv MATTING. w is yonr chance to buy cheaper than ever at C. 0. D. CARPET HOUSE. 904 Tih Street. Between I and K northwest THAN USUAL, HAVE DETERMINED TO FORCE SALES BY MAKING THE FOLLi WING IMMENSE REDUCTION IN PRICES: All Wool Cheviot Seite, f70M eesene SS to SS 4 . OF to CAMMACK & 00.,1423 F street N We artim wf-m veer Treasury Dep't, Washington. WeAsarnatos ‘PORPOLE, NEW YORE BOSTON, SAD PROVibENOR. *® The fine tron steamer LADY OF THE LAKE Daving resomed ber reeular tripe te Norfolk , wail be her wharf, foot of Sixth street. every MONDAY anc’ TEUBBDA 27. m. FURNITURE, PAINTING, PAPER BANGINGS, 4mD All Wool Cassimere Suits, frome 9 tO 7 F Buseels Cessimera Suits, frome 10t 8 CURTAIN MATERIALS, ease Riverside Suits, trom... 12 to10 HARDWOOD DOORS, Seon ae hb ne Dudley Suits, frem... wo Ito z CUNARD LINE Diagonal Snite, from... 16 to.13 MANTELS, WAINSCOTTING, eataie. Diagonal Check Suits, from... 17 tole PA i stew of di ixching the chances of col- Worsted Basket Suits, from. 1S to 19 &e. coarse for Ail senacbe of the year. are . eet ax ‘outwen anensto ‘ mported Cassimere Suits, from......... 20 to 16 Fon ot Bostou ‘chong, beridlec Tw at o orth Fine Dress Suits, from un 23t020| I MARCOTTE & Co. Jn the ino Morldian And other Goods at Similar Reductions, ‘HS’ and BOYS’ CLOTHING the assort- wntioner full, and will be offered at proportion- ately low prices in order to close out my stock. SEW YORK Cir. AN IMMEDIATE CALL SOLICITED AT REAL ESTATE AGENTS. 1011......PENNSYLVABIA AVENUE....1011 Joa sorrs. ss FRANK BauNUu. Bore. FRANK BARNUN. Between 10th and ith streets, anat STEPS ES Ghose, Eoosonrss oe mee, ae iad at lat, or uothtag te tbe more UNION SQUARE, (29 Yost 17th 8t..) jo. 608 street ozzons reot Hinds faken tape