Evening Star Newspaper, September 12, 1874, Page 4

LOCAL NEWS, —_—_-_—_ Amusements, &c., To night. ' EVENING STAR. SATURDAY....September 12, 1874. TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. New York Nets. THIRTY cEw on THI Naw Yous, September 12—Jonas Sonneborn & Co., of 12 Pearl street, an importing house Ford's Opera House.—* Aladdin. Odd Fellows’ Hall.—Sanford’s etrels. Theate? Comique—Billy Edwards and Arthur Chambers in “Tom and Jerry.” ———— ia Time Min- Condensed Locals. From Brad. Adams we have » batch of fresh New York weeklies. spended nearly three weeks ago, an- : 5 eae tees they are abie to BAT only, 20 conte ican bee SO eae on the doliar. Nearly all the creditors are (se ko lore eae bankers. Sonnevorn tira Eicm.tted £5 ball in the sum of 15,000. on a charge of obtaining bills of exchange from the Bank of British North America, furnishing as pecucity property which had been transferred. gan guards” at Ford’s Opera House, to-night. See advertisement ‘* Wanted, smail furnished ‘The Gazette to-morrow will contain & graphic = description of thes tion of Company D, at MURDER. Rocco Frederica was fonnd killed in the | Siyacuse, with other choloe matter. See ad. streets of Flushing. L. 1., Thursday evening, | «Mi; can oe iw ueae monn on acd yesterday. Vineenzid Inamorate was ar | & Cleary, has returned ty Pp to Virginia, much improved tn health. ‘The condition of Mr. Joseph Mattingly, who was stabbed by D. W. Irving, on Wednesday night, is so much improved that he was able to be out yesterday. At arafile for a fine bay horse at Talty’s res- taurant last night, Mr. Timothy Sullivan. clerk in Hall & Hume's grocery store, was the winner. He +“. Henry Better, who wae injured at the navy yard on Wednesday, is lying very low at his residence, it having been discovered that his skull was broken by the block of wood that fell upon bishead, Dr. Ford is attending him. The Waehington Sangerband occupied their new hall on K, between 7th and &th streets, for the first time last night, and an opening banquet was served, the members only partici- pasting in the festivities. Rey. Wm. McGuire will condact the services of the Reformed Episcopal Church. at Lincoln Hs!l, to-morrow —- and the new prayer- book of that charch will be introduced on the occasion. The dead body of a white female child was taken to the first precinct station by a re ident of South Washington, who found it in the alley bounded by 6th ana 4 streets and Virginia av- enue and Schoo! street. It was buried at the expense of the District. rested as the murderer. FIVE YBAES IMPRISONMENT PoR PoRGE: Julias L. M m, who cisims to bes son of the composer, was convicted yes- terday of forgery aud sentenced to the étte prison for five years. THE WREKLY BANK STATEMENT is as follows: Loans, increase, $1,752,900: specie, increase, $71.50; legal tenders, decrease, $28,300; deposits, increase, $3,196,300; circula- + decrease, $ 0; reserve, decrease, $91,126. SUICIDE IN PRISON. Mendelssohn, who was convicted of forgery yesterday, wook arsenic last night and died this morning. THE SPRCIR SHIPMENTS TO EUROPE to-day were $538.40), of which $10,000 was gold coin and the balance gold and silver bars, prin- cipally the latter. asain anion The Press om Moulton’s Statement. WHAT THE XBW YORK PAPERS Say. New Yous, September 12—All the papers comment unfavorably on Moulton’s late state- ment, except the Heralt, which thinks Moul- ton’s new charges revaire an answer. The Times avd Herald say the charges of blackmail against Moulton ate overthrown. The Sun eannot see that the statement adds any conci:- : = ‘A new bell for the Church of St. Ann, Ten- eee Dy Srecaney eters, | allytown, will be blessed with the usual cere- opinions. E mentes, fe-merrow, at 4p. m.» when & sermon rm will be preached by Rev. B. A. Maguirc. Om- Bostow. September 12. The Boston A.eer- | nibusses will leave the corner of High ani Bridge streets, Georgetown, at 3 o'clock. ‘The court and police officials in Philadelpbia who connived at the escape of Williams and Moore, of thia city, char, with theftot Treas- ury warrants, are likely to into serious trouble. A charge of co ‘acy has been made against the said offici and yesterday they were released on bailto answer at some fatore time. The Cheitelham camp meeting, in Prince George county, Md., closed on the morning of the 10th instant. Revs. J. H. Ryland, Charles fiser says ‘of Moulton’s statement: «The heavy ii he am- ig here alignity. Those who have always in- clined to believe in the «ulet of Mr. Beecher will take it as new evidence, but im fact itis ld, and the imp wd in which it is presented will throw fresh discredit on its author.” On the contrary, the Port says: ‘It is the most damaging document yet presented, and the thought will suggest iteelf to many minds ther it would not be far more decorous for Mr. Beecher, pending trial in public, to inter- | King, George L. Berry, of the M. E. church, mit bis ‘pulpit services or as he suggested inone | 4nd Kevs. Collins and Perrie of the church of bis letters. ‘to step down and out.’ As for | South, officiated. The congregations were good, the order excellent, and the meeting a decided success in all respect.. This is a new encamp- ment, and is admirably located near Talburt’s station on the B. & P. railroad. —_.————— Plymouth chareh, it is titerally shut up.” —___e— Foreign Notes. REPORTED VICTORY OVER THE CARLISTS. Mapaip, September 12—An official dispatch is published this morning announcing that Gev. Pavia has gained a victory over the Car- liste. District Government Affairs. The police are to-day receiving their pay for the month of August, and will receive their “back pay” next week. The tax collector andthe Bank of Washing- ton cash! = checks for the police for i tio: ———— Return or Company D, (W. L. I.,) First REGIMENT NATIONAL GUARD.—This morning, company D, Washington Light Infantry, Capt. F. N. Carver, who left here on Sunday afte:- noon last, arrived home, every one in health and well pleased with their trip. Col. Flem- ing, Capt. MeCathran, Mr. £. B. Hay, and a number of hono members and several la- cies were of the party. which (including the Marine Band) numbered 110 ns. The company arrived at Syracuse, N. Y., on Monday night last, and received an unexpected MORE TROOPS FOR crna. Three thousand troops will leave Cadiz for Cuba about the end of the present month, and five thonsand more in October. THE GREAT COTTON STRIKE BEGUN. Lowpon, September 12—The great strike of cotton operatives at Bolton, which was an- Bounced to be imminent on Thursday, has com- menced. Lonpow, September 12._The strike of op- eratives at Bolton, which commenced this morning, stops twenty-four mills, which em- ployed 13,000 hands. Forty-eight mills, em. plosing 7,000 hands, continue operations.’ Sub- scriptions for the strikers have been opened by jes unions throughout the manufactaring districts. = - ovation from the Sumner Corps of that city, “Ihe Day we Celebrate” im Balti-| andthe citizens, fully 25,000 pertons being in _ more. i town. Everywhere there were bon fires, fire- guts September i2 —To-day being the | works, illuminated buildings. On being es- anniver, ry of the battle of North Point, all public city offices are closed and the public butldings and many private residences are dec- orated with the national flag. The association of Old Defenders, 26 in number, had their an- ual parade, marching around the battle mon- ument, and thence proceeded to Hall’s spring totake their annual dinner. As the old so!- diers, with gray beards and tottering steps,and with drum and fire, marched through the streets, they were received with raised hats and hearty corted to the army Dr. Eddy, chaplain of the Sumner Corps, made the ress of welcome, followed by Mayor Greaves, who extended the hospitalities of the city, and Col. Fleming re- sponded. On Tuesday the visitors during the morning were shown around the city, and in the afternoon a parade of the Sum- ner Corps and D company took place, and they were reviewed by Major General Wood, Colonet Fleming, and ex-Governor Alvord. A display of the fire department—four steamers applause by the crowd which thronged the line | and a hook and ladder company_—followed, At ef march. a: Dight a Danquet was given at the hotel_Syra- ———— cuse house—at which Mr. E. B. Hay respon-ted Abandonment of the Eight-hour | tothe toast to the visitors, and Genera’ Wood, ale im New Yor! ex-Governor Alvord, A. W. Knapp, Captain Ew Youk, September 1 E Carver and others made addresses. The marine & o ‘me a ae he wie dene during the banquet gave a concert. layers. hod-carriers ‘and helpers in Jersey | Srnvete tree see ney rere taken to @ picnic. and at night they serenaded a number of thecitizens of Syracuse. On Thuraday the whole party, in carriages, were taken about the town, and in the afternoon they went down the Oswego canal and Onondago lake to Long Branch, and on this trip the only sceident occurred.’ While the boat was parsing under the bridge Colonel Fleming failing to lower his head soon enough Seine age received @ severe blow on the nose and Sears se ee oe en ene right eve discoloring it somewhat. Yesterday rr. Lows, ember 12.— Postmaster Gen | at¢ o'clock they left Syracuse and arrived at “ini Jewell sdvertices through the papers vere | Watking Glen at 1 Gcleck” Gen et —— Seer byes ——- * Bsa Fenty of the | afternoon accepted the invitation of tomo. Bad's Hit robbery te ante rns eo, At the | dore A. G. Pike to be present at the regatts Janeary last, aed $2 Oem ene, Om the 31st Of | Seneca Lake. They left Watkina’ Glen at OF the rab gr ae ile, reward for the arrest | jast night arriving in Baltimore at 7 o'clock th of the robbers Aes the San Antonis stage in morning, and making @ stop of ten minutes ‘Texas, in April last. arrived here at 8.35 this morning. The Syracuse Courier of yesterday pays this compliment to D company: “They came among us as strangers and they have gone away as friends. We are sure we speak the sentiments of our entire community when we say that they have made an impression as gentlemen and soldiers that will not be effaced as long as the City. Bergen, Hudson Cityand Hoboken dur- ing the past week, have been alandoning the eight-bour rule, and to-day it nounced that all are working ten hours a day, withont asking an increase of wages. Builders say this will result in a very decided improvement in their business. is ruel freatment of Or- phan Childcen. Reapixe, September 12.—The charges ot ervel treatment of children at the Womelsdorf orphan home are to be investizated by the trus- tees. The superintendent admits that a boy ‘Was punished by cutting the encs of his fingers sith’ kufe. memories of their visit remain with us. As soldiers they were proficient, as citizen: they Railroad f Time. were gentlemen, while as friends they were Reape, September 1! e employees Of | warm-hearted and cordial.” the Keading railroad here and along the roa will next week be puton halftime, workingtwo| aw [vportas ome DAsE — The Weeks out of the month at eight Lours per day, | somes Crook Canal wae Wall. —"To-day, uses 0m account of the general st ion of trade. Humphreys had before him the injunction case ee Ae 254 of Whalley and Brainard against the District of FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. 7 str. 5 Colum! W. A. Cook for plaintif and Messrs. L. Stanton and Wm. Birney for the Washington Stock Exe! 5 12 | cefendant. “The complainants contracted for Crriations furnished by Middleton & Co., bankers. | the erection of a seawall along the James SO wie were te prices bid and asked at | Creek canal extending from alout F etroct south to the outlet in the Potomac river below W street, southeast of the Arsenal grounds, and in July last ons of the Commissioners (General Ketchum) examined the work and came to the conclusion that it was not being done in com- pliance with the contract, and therefore the work was ordered to be suspended. A few weeks ago the Commissioners ordered an ad- vertisement to be inserted in the papers for proposals for finishing the work, and they were to be opened this week. but this suit being com- menced the bids were not opened. The com- ainants allege that they are entitled to go on with the work. On the partot the defendant affidavits of Geveral Ketchum, Lieutenant K. S, Hoxie, B. Oertley, W. D. Wise, (inspector.) W. H. Philip, T. H.G. Todd and others, as to the character of the work, which they assert is not of a substantia! character, were submited. For the complainants letters were produced from officers of the board, showing that the ~ ank, 93 bi bid. 119", asked. City Passenger olitau Stock, 16\; bid. Sundry bonds, J.& J..7 pc, F.&a..6 dig 1802, 55 J., 18h, ve ord of Pub . 3 bid. 70 asked: | Work bad been approved by the board and it= fs s do. 178. 63 bid: | officers, and that the alleged defective work W ator Certificates, 8's, 1577, 53 bid, | was caused by changes made by the direction o of the beard. vee — im sixes, poot IN REFERENCE TO THE SEWING MACHINE fest Virgin | CA®® in the Police Court, reported in yester- dey’s Sar, P. H. Welch writes to say that ary Washingtcn never purchased the machine — yoo hii | mentioned trom Mr. <a or any other person, ‘firmer and higher-No 1 | but rented it from M. P. Adams & Co., at a Teectedd (o., 1.18@1 reement shows purchase ern. 1236+) 38: white western,’ 12v@l.3 with forfeiture of right i 1 G10; red os 133i 38 lure of payments;] that Lavgisa Cork Srmer and in vod demand warts | subees omestic Sewing Machine southern, 7; thern, 92; mixed western; @ | © ao te nd + western mabaea roi 8. | Com: y purchased the leases, stock, and trade ,ees | of BM. P. Adams & Co.; that he (Weich) do. white, €ie2. Rye duil,@G%. Har unchanaed, : ( pur- Pork dull sed’ cnchangel* Belk ane anaes: | chased the entire business fromthe Dembene Bething offering or selling. Bacon active. Hams | Sewing Machine Company on the 20th of Feb- ancben; Lard unchanged Western butter frm: | ruary last; that Mr. Apple never was the agent he Petro.som dull and lower, ¢:@ | for this machine, or any other machine, but an easier, 1 u6@1.07. mrorg, by aoe sod | employe in his ( Weich’s) office, at a weekly sai- Baw Yous, September 12—Fiour quiet and un- (Mant ae at his ebaneed. Whest firm Cas? Gall ane Goctining. ‘ first obtaim Ew Voux, September 13.—Stocks steady ‘o- | that he first obtained @ writ Qe. Excharge, long, 454; short, 86>, ming to Mary Werks Governments dull and lower. _. | cershe refused to honoon, September 13,10 p. m—Erice, sg ag od en — and part of % the machine had been taken away, by whom RDON. 12,2 p. m —Paris dispate A a aeta souks ee rane: fo Routine “4MAtCHC® | She Gd’ not know; ‘but beligying tho tach ius ber 12, S30 p. m.—The rate of | pen market for three-months’ bills is .s Which is 5 below the Bank of Baog- September 12 —Rentes 51 france,65 cen. = _ ——, - ge warrant issued, throu; ce Shea, which was served by Mr. McEifreeh, of the detective force. ¢! ‘or focal = a the rising barcmeter, sou: io jocrese!: londivess, with lower temperature. Over (he lower (ak ba . . statoma- barometer and tem » Dortheast to south- He x Sodemony weather. Over Eew coam, stationery xeept riving in Maine, tatiouary oF low and «wok ‘¢ast w nds, clear Bestand aud the middle Atiantic meter. winds. “aents in the Safe Presen.- ph med Barglary To-day the gracd jary turned over to Mr Riddle, special district attorney in the safe burglary case, several preser.meata, put the number of the same OF T'.@ speo'fic charges could not be definitely * certainey. It is said that there are in “4 eleven, presentments, charging in gene” 4) terms “conspiracy;” and it is reported cout the City Hall that the fol. lowing are T".med in them: Hon. F. S. Sawyer, late #8Si*" ant secretary of the treasury; H. C. Whitley, ate in charge of the secret service; Netteship, Cunz and Shaler, of the secret ser- vite: A nt District Attorney Harrington; ‘chomas Somerville, of New York; A. B. Wil- tiams, Michael Hays and Wm. Benton. It is probable that Mr. Riddle will prepare the in- dictments at once, and that they will be sab- mitted to the grand jury early in the week. sear es. rire AN AMATEUR o'clock this morning the conductor of car 31, Washington and Georgetown railroad, was taken suddenly ill at the depot, near the itol. His car was just about to start for Geor; town, and as no ‘‘sub’’ could be found to take his place, Mr. 8.1L. Phillips, president of the company, donned the bell-punch, and mount- ing the car made the trip Georgetown and return, acting as conductor. n the return of the car to Ist street a ‘‘sub” was found, and Mr. Phillips resumed the functions of his office ag president. ie A Woman's SECOND ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE. About § o'clock last night Mrs. Dolly Terfkirk, residing on lith street, between D and E, at- tempted suicide by taking laudanum. Dr. Fen- wick was called ip, and rendered medical aid. This morning she bad nearly recovered from the ettects. This is the second attempt made by this woman to destroy herself. ——- BUILDING AssocraTions.—At the meet ing of the Washington Co-operative Associa- tion, 11 shares were redeemed and $3,000 were sold ai per cent. a Mexican Diamonps, jet and pearl and gar- net rings, in goid—a. beautiful assortment ree ceived at Prigg’s, on the Avenue. alas bah cos turlatccrines ATTENTION is called to the advertisement of Mr. Geo. Felix Benkert, the pianist, who will shortly resume his musical duties. <6 Rockville Agricultural Fatr. RACES—CLOSING NOTE8—MORE PRE- MIUMS. [Correspondence of The Evening Star.] RockviLxg, Mp., Sept. 12th, 1874. The county fair at this place closed yesterday and terminated a series of three successfal days, although there was complaint against the management for allowing all the stock and articles on exhibition to be withdrawn on Thursday evening, so that those who did not care to look at the races got but little in return for their admission fee on Friday. The attend- ance was not £0 large ason Wednesday, partly owing to the fact that when the stock was with drawn most of the owners with their families went heme with it, thus drawing awaya large crowd of country people. THE TROTTING RACE. There was considerable backing and fillin, in regard to the entries for the great trot, an foratime there was much dissatistaction. In the pubiished list of premiums thie is the word- TH. ing :—** For the fastest stallion, mareor ny trotting in harness, mile heats, best three in five, $300; for the second, $125; for the third, #05.” There are no qualifications in this lan- uage, and owners of tast borses felt justified in ringing them forward to compete for the izes. When they attempted to enter them, jowever, they were told that no horse haying any track record as a racing horse, or yy horse ke by a sporting man for the purpose of racing, would be permitted toenter for the premiame. There were seven entries at first, but as each grew dissatistied three of the horses were withdrawn, leaving only four entered, viz: Flash, by J.T. Sinn; Jobnny Lightfoot, by J. W. Foster; Lady Ger- trude, by Thomas Joyce, and Modoc, by John Baseell, the three latter entering under protest against Sinn’s Flash. The executive committee held @ meeting and adopted an agreement which they compelled all the owners to sign. By the time this was finished and signed it was so late that the race did not commence till 12 o’clock. The horses won their positions in the order above named; but just before the start Foster withdrew his horse trom the race. After the first heat there was not much interest in it, for it was quite mauifest that Flash was having it all his own way. He won the heat in 2:41, and was not pushed at all, only exerting himselt to keep ahead of the others. He won the race in three straight heats. Time, 2:44, 2:46 4 Lady Gertrude second, Modoc third. Arter the € the protests were withdrawn, and the noney was paid over. Letween the heats of the above race A SCRUB RACR, best three in five, was trotted by Willett’s Hoc- tor and Heury Bradiey’s Fanny; won by Fanny being beaten in the first two heats and winning in the last three. Time, 2:54%, 2:55%, 2:43. This was cousidered pretty good time fora country horse right from the cart and plow the week before. THE NEXT RACE ace at 3 o'clock p. m. between Lord 5. Boyd; Jimmie, by J. F. Wil- Patchen, by C. P. Castle; sorrel jor Nicholson. As the horses came to the pole, was ruled out for being a pacer, and not @ trotter, and the other three started in for the race, with $25 to the winner, $15 to the second horse, and $10 to the third; best two in three, mile heats, owners to drive, which Major Nicholson won in two straight heats. Time, 3:06, 3:014. Williams’ horse second, and Lady Fatchen distanced. Lut two entries were made for the mule rac and this fountain of fun was dried up, and thi racipg ceased, and the track was given up to any one desiring to “show off” themselves or their teams. = TRE RACE TRACK upon these ry unds is only about a third of a milein length, and the curve is very sharp, throwing a horse on to his left feet all the tims, and it is conceded that any horse can make from ten to fifteen seconds better time on straight mile track than on thisone. The sec- ond and third horses from the pole also travel several yards more in each heat than the pole horse. The races were all under the care and management ef Col. Washington Bowie. ‘The officers of the fair exerted themselves to please all and make the fair successful. The president, E.J. Hall, and the meron I Spen- cer C. Jones spread free lunches for their friends at headquarters every cay, consisting of eatables, drinkables, and fruitsin abundauce. At the conclusion of the above exercises the people were called to the stand, where the pre- miums were announced and the money paid to all who were present to receive it. PREMIUMS. ‘The following, with those published in yes- terday’s Stax, is & complete list, with the ex- ception of textile fabrics, which was not com- pleted last night; alsd; a few discretionary pre- miums, Home-made Fabrics.—Best ten yards carpet- ing, $3, Miss Susan A. Dawson; second best ten yards carpeting, $2, 8. R. White; best hearth Tug, ise F. Higgins; best calico quilt. $5, Mrs. Phebe A. Stabier; best yarn stockings, $1, Alcinda Garrett; best cotton stockings, $1, Miss ate Mannak best specimen needlework, $2, Mrs. Adam Magruder; second best specim needlework, $1, Mrs. Phebe A. Stabler; best machine sewing, ¢2, bags 4 Matthews; best sewing by band, Mrs. Phebe A. Stabler; best pair darned stockin, Mrs. Mary B. Brooke; best silk quilt, #5, E. J. Hail; sec- ond best silk qui £0, Miss Alcinda Garrett; , Mrs. Fred. Stabler; best rs. W. Chichester; best tet- ©. Gilpin; best embroidery, #2, gruder; best home-made picture George L. Stabler; best display fancy work, $5, Miss Alemnda Garrett. Devon ‘tle.—Best bull three years old and above, #15, Mahlon Kirk; best cow three old and a! $15, 8. T. Stonestreet; best bull two years old, $8, 8. T. Stonestreet; best pair of steeis, $8, E.'C. Beit; second best steers, 5, T. W. Stonestreet. iderney Catile—Best bull three years old, $15, Wm. W. Blunt; best cow three years old, $15, Waa. W. Blunt; best bull two vears old, $8, David Griffith; best heifer two years old, ss, Wm. W. Blunt; best heifer one year old, $5, Wo. W. Blunt. Ayrshire Cattle—Best bull three =. Howard Griffith; best cow, $15, elt. Working Ozen—Best Asa M, Stabler; second best $5, S. T. Stonestreet; third old, dward ©. working oxen, $10, air working oxen, pair workin, J. Lee; best herd cattle, $20, W. Mannaker; Gratt; best poe beat pair geete, s2 Nathan sae domestic fowls, imported breed, Trutis.— Best peck » $2; be A Dawson: pork, pean te m. Brooke; -» H. T. Scott; best displa; <. a ‘paxer; bent veriotseoette Genanae a: s-—Best ham. Z. M. Waters; second dart basa, @2, L.A. Devers; third portant Jas. 8 Hallowell. ik Culinary Department —Best jar preserves, #2, Mrs. J. H. Gaseaway; best cargpa gh Mrs. ©. H. Brooke; best domestic }») $2, Rev, J. A. Buck; wine, $2, Mrs. Dairy—Best fresh butter, $2, Mrs. Sallie Brooke; second best butter, Mrs. R. B. Farquhar; best potted butter, Mrs. L. 4. Cae Comprotor.—About 11 $1 | years EDUCTION IN PRICES OF R DAY GouDs, , € $2, John Saunders, sosond EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL. 2 sample, #2, G. W. Wooafisid. 188 F AUS T’S SOHOOL FOR FOUNG ASHINGTON SINGING AOADEMY. ten oot Gites. one in White; Gat ong Me 5 a oat ae — nord =| W SEPTEMRE®, 14, 1874, plant, £2, Mra. G. E. Brooke; beet display ot ATIONaL Usivapey t1NTH ANN CAL OPENING. tatoes, $5; Lewis Duvall; best display of vege- RTMENT. dhe x from man: Tater, 85.9 irs. Fred. vier yl ae Lecture Room ABSA street Bear Pott Ox: FROF. L, DORRADI COLIEBE wilde ct ntl materia! Harnes:.— Best jage harness, #5, E. A. o im" as the ples: . ” and * Bows Rye; second best carriage harnese, $2.30, C. V. | For forther information allan above. sel2im™ | that ancTye_nmmounce to hie, puptle, and Ae 5 Crouse. "TAR SRRTEAPD [NSTITUTION FOR THE | date at? thighs tonsa tc acd official wee during @ period of four 4) yemrs, Bs tae tye Imple ments.—Best wheat drill, $5 a eat ON or aid LIND, ee? | s ABD SPACIOUS PARLORS, mmencing op the Ist Gey of Octeber, is 4, vie: Bickford & Hufiman; best corn shelier, $2, F. | 3 District uf Gatenbie ans aes eihe tans: | 91% F STRERT, OPP. MASONIC TEMPLE STAMPED ENVELOPES L. Moore, best wheat fan, $3, John A. Bak tution. For information address =F. D. Morri \ ivate lessons will begin immediately if desired. | No. py 8. IRches—two que best straw ontter. $3, John A. Baker; best 0: M4., or Francis Germesier, No. 74 ‘or days and hours of ciassos and terms see circa: 3 1-16 by Be 4 Jobn A. Baker; best washing ma- 'h street northwest, Washington, D.C. sep! lars, to be had at sil the music stores, or attne | three q . “ * John A. Baker. SEENCH LANGUAGE SS *|« Acie. eepl? 2" ENS Full letter sive, 3 by Sie incher—three Quick Draft Horace Beet staltion, $20, Sell ee 8 EO COLLIERe )DUCATION "No. « Rotter ize, (for circelare) engemined man & Fadeley; best mare or gelding, $29, | J. now ready to resume bis Inzemerinne ia the E op the flap, 35) by de leches—one yg ually | Charins Wildman; second best mare or gelding, French Lengeace to Private Ola«ses or to FOB BEAL LIFE Bo. 5 “Bites letter sire, de by 6% inchee—three $5, Wm. Penn; best mare and foal, $10, Jose; nlividaais at the i het Spear: best span of horses or mares, #2), Willie NEW pa BS SSCURED AT THE Bo. 5, Gates seiner ste Peal A & hee, (for ia Fa cnee hee tm WASHINGTON BUSINESS COLLEGE, eas cual size, 3 A516 by bi, wechos—two best three-year old, Soe - - : througa a course of inetractioe o. 6. I te by oh e— 0% Richard Kirk; Dest one-year old, $5, Frankl | POPULAS FEESOU OLAassEs, cdto Fender Young men eal’ wees matin eat. | qealitg, SUTBOMelal size, 4% by 104 inchw—0 | Herold; second best oné-year old, $3, Jas. S. Qoly 95 per Quarter ) IDL MAT oO FEEWOR, Taugh« without a Grammar, FueeD. F st Hallowell. | DIECRETIONERY PREMIUMS AND HONORABLE | MENTION. | _ Sewer trap combination and trap cleaner, W. STAMPED KEW —~ ry ing, and successful. Fis iustiretion hes ten | rupted prosperity, and ts fadereed by the most worthy and substantial citizens of the District snd of the United Srates, who have secured ite ad- PER WRAPPERS. Fone qoalicy ) BNVELOPES follow lng <fictal stamped ouvelopee for many ‘Opening Claes, vantages for their eons and daugl —. | H. Chase; Washington. Display of boots and ns con ‘TuK ScoLastic Fear begine AY, Augast | shoes, ai, L- Hellbran; Westingtom Sheep. Clase Daya, Tuesdays and Fridays. sepi3 Im Ricet favorable tims to. enter out echeler skins tanned with the wool on in 5 hours, $ Jobn W. Whiteside. Clark’s seedling graj #2, J.T. ©. Clark; Washington. The comm! tee also say that they consider this a most re- a sbips are issued at any time, and date from tim? of entrance. (PREPARATORY Dera kTMENT.—Boys and gicts com . 5 de partment w, : oper ¢ who have gone through Long Cicer DBAMATIQUE FRANOAI8. OCTOBER 1, 1574. ECOLE FRANCAISE DE WASHINGTO ivision in bes markable variety of grape. prolitic and hardy. OCTOBER 1d, 1874. a —Stndente recetr Ht postage stam pe of sucks Straw brooms, 81, Yewell & ‘Ostrander: Wack, FIKST ANNUAL OPENING, po iy gy through Decbaat a colors, mae base sacs ington. Best specimens dying and cleansing, Und_r the Direction of . in any Arithmetic, i at some of which, the committee aseert, surparsed | PROF. EUGENE L COLUIERR AND LUE toN.— Scholarships for Ealimited time, anything they had ever before seen; Wet. | Be Y. PRUD HOMME, yable in four equal monthly Inatalments; or Mpaidet time of satering: fe: Fable iusix equal mon! Hiculars see circulars, to | fr ihiy ine: 3 OF B30, Hf paid wt time of cetering. By the quarter, (three ) tering. nsic stores or the W: 14 Penna av. sel? colw Wheatley: Georgetown. Best specimen machi sewing, $2, to Wesley Matthews; done upon the fear scholarships, al@en! The payer mem be of app: Weed sewing machine. Heavy weight and car : ceeat | ma 20, payable om Wettacte: ed for the rs risgs lifters H- S. Vanderbilt; Washington. | IV g 9 pec aaeee —Day sessions, hold from 9, m. to 2:30 Dias Enmeraid polich, Emerald Polish Company, | MONDAY. September ¥1, at 707 sch street north. | B rd the best opportunities for young gen: The dics for embossing tLe postage stamps on ibe Wake: + | Fcc Sat an amd ha ere ree Oe RO etre Oe | reat, rere eee ee eee nofglt ant | gunclones aud the Featuaster Uenersi,ta tas best mand 12m. conte ae , ms to of the Festinaster Generei,ia tue Monday, Tuesday, Thorsday, acd Frida be Ow 5 ot By GEORGETOWN. Rene ab ERGULe, FOB YOUNG | pelally denigued for men, mst and youths who po oxpente ef the cotrector, tes SS — Tee exercises of this Boarding ani Pay Schoai | someatine sees & oe a Soe cl tambo ums aoe Lie a = tf gthery hore Till De, femumed BRPTE MBER 9th, 13/4, For AABLLCATION should be made at the College of- dies or colors 4 circa ous ~~ ments have not been more than one halfor the | sepé-im™ ISL Cow erkruemsom | Sezcore, hand Ly strocts northwest. “Comma average business usually done in one week, as micttione should be addr cesed the following figures Indicate: Receipts of —— ntract the sucosssfal b augls-Im c be requiced to prepare aod sub uit new atoa MES ADS O. Lal MMOND will resume the da- on MONDAY, ties of her school AY, Seprember 7, for the approval of the Department. ‘The ase of tas Cumberland coal, 8,208 tons, and of the Youghi« m Lith street northwest. For'circulars, etc. | [VJ 223, TARDIVEL, be We streets Hew | present dies miay OF Riay wot be c omtuatin ogheny gas coal, 1,(-46 tons; total receipts, 9.854 | ®pply at bookstores and 730 Lith street. eep2-26 wan Books oo Day Schoo! for Young i eiaty rr] aguante, oy eats the prop. fone; sl ments o1 eo coal st tons; yj A * je acoutly dis shipments, 0,990 tons, " . AY Septet, NeF Upon its sixth year | A LEWIOK SEMINARY FOR YOUNGLADINE | <1 017 <i stom be temporarily or pormanoutly de 'REMIUMS.— It will be seen by reference to IOMDAY, Be aber. —. Oftice Department, or iis agent, as the Post Bester Went Tel way direct. eum ‘The envelopes must be “horonghly and perfectly Cummed, the summing ov the fap of each «except areito be pat on by hand, not lens than Address warll-ly Contes’s ee BOOKS, STATIONERY, &e. NEW Books. Pemern "s Star that the flour manufactured in is city by Messrs. W. H. Tenney & Sons re- ceived the first premium at the Montgomery county agriculturral fair. See advertisement of tbis flour in another column. Gratn TRape.—There were no receipts of grain to-day. The canal boat Ida and Harry arrived with 140 bbis. tour, consigned to J. G. & J. M. Waters. REvIVAL.—An interesting series of protracted For fartber particulars {inquire at the school- Tocms this week between the hours of Sand 6 p. snd thereafter between 9a. m.and2p. m. sepi-l SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADI Ss ‘No.1 Deppingrox Place ee Mis VERNON ‘DOMBRY will rexume tine di is ti of her Schocl on MONDAY Sept. 7th, 1574 sel dw T# TNCAENATION OHURCH SOHOUL, for wr DESCRIPTIV. EKOURITY FROM FIRE AND THEFT. are notified that the D- til re ourg Ladies and Children, will reopen on | bert Spencer. Com . en: meetings is in progress at the West Georgetown ig Ee ptember 16h. Apply to the tral M. E. Church, Rev. Mr. York, and many ¢om- | Frit.cipal, Miss MCLEOD, 1119 M strect, corner ; ieee from versions are theresult under the ministration | % > MOREE, sepl-1m' eich ong oth i Et one, end 1m wacu of the earnest pastor of the church. EEBSON INsTiTOTE, For sale by or theft. . S uasathe a eaee aah SLES, OGRenOEL, AED MATHEMar- canteens wine 9m Opeate ene 20 ®7-Some months ago a man out west heard RICHARD B. MOHUN & CO., SOOKSELLEKS AND STATIONERS, sepli-ir 1015 PENNSYLVANIA AVESU AYSOTHER LARGE SUrPLY OF SCHOOL BUOKS, ‘Thne egain m the inspection of an will reyuire the sttp farcbiuliy cheerved, ‘The contractor, hits employees, coutorm te euch regulath trom time to time adopt ernment. " ent of the Department, who MOvESERWes Sram Berwenn TannK, ations of the oouttact to be ity fourth Anouai Session of this Schoo! ‘gin on MONDAY, tho lth of September. ‘The Principal can be seen ‘at the school rooms after first day of Scotember, Tuition, 825 per yuar- ion addrees OHAS. B YOUNG, Principat. [Rep 9nd Obron $ KE. SENDORFF'S SOBOOL will commence on TUBSDAY. September Ist, at 817 9h street northwest. Residence ¥87 H street ane36- FRSCOPAL INSTITUTE —This wei ‘school for Boye is BEMO: ureh ofthe Epiphany to the Hall rt Nos. 1719 and 1721 Peuneyleavia avenue ‘northworts and wilt a r terms 7 tl Bev HE, D:D: . . EXGUSSY ENOH, AND CCASSICAL IN- that St. Croix ram was good for hay fever. The next day he was taken with the disease and he hasn't recovered yet, though the medicine has been taken daily. This is ben’ J another of the thousands of incidents showing what virtue there is in patience, 82” A Florence newspaper asserts that Presi- dent Lincoln sent to the Pope a charge @affa.res extraordinary, whose mission was to solicit His Holiness to appoint some American cardinals; that Cardinal Antonelli raised ob- Jections, and that the negotiations were broken off by President Lincoln’s murder. s7-“Whatever of truth,” says the Chicago Tribune, “‘may be in the announcement that a party of American capitalists have combined to uy grain, there is little room to doubt thet a capital of $5,000,000 bas been subscribed for the purpoge of furnishing additional transportation od agente shall as ibe Departaent may the security of the Gov- PACKING pers must de banded in hd packed tn strong paste- board cr straw boxes, securcly bound on sil tho sdgee and corms re With cotton or linen cloth glued ob, each bex to cc not less than ated aud fifty of ibe ne 3 ing our Stock Complete. WABREN CHOATE & ©O., (VESNON KOW,) 208, SoDa~ be packed in handired and : : per, and enated by mail f tn #0 as to safely bear transportation by livery to Destunastors 1» two thoussad or more 6 nd to fli the order at WM. BALLANTY NE’S, BE: board boxes cog. STATUTE for you ies, 9 few Yo in strong wooden between the west and Europe. The bulk of this | avenue hortiwent Mrs, NANGRLO IkCKSON, 42% SEVENTH STREBT, NEAR B, nad eden, into vet 2, Ial oO * ri leventh a i on tl - 5 = , a . are required, Sens s t oe Peeptember, 1574, nt ensiow bewitn on tne = WHOLESALE AND KBTA1L. Proper labels , be farniehed by ‘as 18S HARROVERS SOR “3s e largest and most compicta stock of Schoo! | sgent of the Depaitment, uiust be placed upou eact CITY ITEMS. Ms Bat Ohilaren ASG koe tit ns Bopks in the District, axd wold at Sainte ee: | Golsion anodeges or aeeomen be te Sees —_— THERSDAY, Beptember 10th. Circulars may be | A,Patent Book Cover given gratis to all retail par- | taining envel S. amnt be provides with aman Price's. cbtained at the Bookstore, or by applying to ths | Cbsscrs. ory 2. ne mhahe on bp Gans Uaier ane Mexican Diamonds in gold. 33 Princical ang25-1) SCHOOL BOOK® ‘erection of at of the Dopart Fine Piated Chains....... 1 G#pSCRTOWN SeMIWARY, Ss ‘ : Fine Plated Bracelets 2 Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies, DELIVERY. Fine Plated Buttons 1 No. $1 Stoddara street, Georgetown, D. 0 WRITING BOOKS, SLATES, PENS, Theenvelopes and wrappers iast be reaty for Fine Plated Studs... 1 MISS L btincipal. delivery on the Ist day of October, I Fine Pearl Vinagrets 1 Peiiution will open | SLATE PEBCILS, FABERE’ LEAD PENCILS, pa ark my Re Fie api Fine Pebble Eye-glasses : 1 corps of hers, iy to the sre am Berequired to8il the deily orders of p etimast ere; Received at Prigg's Jeweiry Store, Principal or to Batiantyn anc2im | DBAWING BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, : por at the Post Otis No. 457 Pennsylvania avenue, near 4i¢ street. ; = - = AW SCHOOL 4 +r at the inspect and rec: be at the « of PASS BOOKS, MEMOBANDUM BOOKS, POCKET Books DIARIES. NOTE, LETTES, and CAP PAPER, ‘Wholesale ard retail, at the very lowest —— New Surprizs.—Broadway Silk Hats, at $5 and $6 New Styles—Soft and Stiff Felt Hats, with wide black bands. Nobby Hats for Young Gents’ and Boys’. Lewis’ “Popular One Price Store,” 2 920 7th street, between I and K. “BILLIARD! All good players go to Adamson’s New Bil- ard Room, 305 oth street, where their Gam-s cost them from ten to jsifieen conta por game. Tables, Balls, Cues, Cigars, Wines, &c., first au agent duly authorized U came: the place of deliver 2 HY oF THR UNIVERSITY OF GEORGETOWN, The next term of this School wil! commence an WEDNKeDAY , October 7, 1874, with the following Faculty > JUDGE GEORGE W. PASCHAL, Phadine B of Governmen: The Law of RB CBRISTOPHRR INGLE, LL. B., Personal Property, Contracts, Mercantil Dome siie Relations and the Doctrine al Byieity * xperse of # x iabesine, and water-prootiog, t tractor OFFICE ROOMS AND FURNITUR! Au scent of the Departweut will have sa; of the mannfact stamped envelopes and wrepp dB tt ave full and fres occess te i et ail ar * since 7 ; The pian of instruction embraces Lectures, Bect- SHILLINGTON’S BOOKSTORE: of his ageucy, without oF an 5 i014 of Con pay nt wn Te ed to farni« 16 a r, next to Pa. ave. law, together with illustrations of actual Coart mas a! b quired to fw im, Practice, i me b; _eeps-tr hed Corner 43 street and Pa. avenue. SCHOOL BOUKsS, Wi pplication for informa’ fon. either in person or ASK your grocer for Dooley’s Yeast"Powder. 7 letter, may be made to the Secretary, who will be ant Retail, ot the best Baking Powder tor preparing Biscuit t atthe College hail, Gouzags Law Baiiding, | *> the lowest prices, st Rolls, Bread, Griddle Cakes, Waitless &c. De. ety, Wasuinetohy daliye feom 5 to? pom BCBEGTS’ BOOKSTORE, pot, 69 New street, New York obs First Warp Hat Srore.—All the latest styles of hats, corner 19th street and Pennsy vaniaavenue. 7, 84-1010 _B."T. HANLBY, Sec. of the Facui'y. M35 8. A. PECK’S SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS, at 930 18h strest,corner K, will com ence its Fourteenth Annual Session SEPTEMEER 'b, Please call after September Gch. sugal-Im™ OYS” ACADEMY, in rear of Dr. Sunderland’s Church, 4 stn ww Will commence its fifth year MONDAY, Septem. r 7, Humber of pupiislimitedto thirty. ‘The objects of thie institution are to fit boys for business or fi for collexe, classical or polytechnic, Phonography is 1010 7th street, above New York avenue, sep2-Im PIANOS, ée. G, BUEN, Puacticat Pusowanmn. Be Arent for the paten one ee BROS. PIANOS. ep every Fee Theo. Thomas, 8, B. Mills tc. Pi tuned {ened and regulated ‘at tue Depart suficient to meet all orders of (ke De ide gaiuet auy and ail conty y to occur Curl g the exis at each aud every orderof the De- prowpuy fille? PAYMERTS. —S Norse Holiander Isros. sell the finest White Shirts for $2.10; English Socks, three pair for $1; beavy Undershirts and Drawers, <1 each. A large assortment of Scarts, Ties and Bows. 7,6 : = _° New York Parest Carpet Renxovatina instraments. &c. Pianos and Organs '2 N. York ave, near 7ty suglt-ly . t - taught as a regular study, and ‘several have cone Comrany; patented December, 1570. Leo Marka, . EMOVED tothe spiendid St No. 723 Th Inventor, Patentes and General Superintendent | writers” Wor tncrcsitieg Po tatiana eetiines | LC atrect, bail sutar® shove Paisat Oke for Washington, D. C., formerly with W. B. | Pepmatsbip, Arithmetic aud Book-keepine oes | 80° TANOB Gann Moses. Carpets renovated aud cleaned of all | specialties.” For thoes who design to enter colleze | muhtGhOS\OBGAN ae ewarded to dirt and imperfection, and restored to their | Algebra, Geometry, Piane and Aualytioal Trizgono- 6. L. Ww RUMENTS, at lowest prices, sponsible bidder for ail the envelopes origival beauty and brightness withoutremoving | HCtHY Std the Classics are thoronghly taught. noe abd Slt atte ene eae ca eernw sat. | the prices to be calcelnred ot the baa the nem. ber used of the several grades Quring the last fecal as ail instrumeita tuned and repairsd- the carpets from the toors, i 5, =— street northwest. Office, No. 703 E Orders promptly execated Pianos and jyal-tr Baty Which war 9s follows ies v A & sine, Oret qnaiity.... ~ 2,058,000 and satisfaction guaranteed. Any person or On | adele Carey a Fey a eT TN pricas: | Bo} ere iiay nents persons known to infringe in the slightest de- A.M, M.D ,LL. PIANOS from the followie celebrated factorie. inary letter size, first yan ty BB 119-KO gree on the Lo Marks patent process for cloan | > OSSL INN Sh MINARY Koabe @ Oo.) Baltimore: Win, Third ataun’” “sacs the lav, and the pubic are hereby esurtonad to | Mise alc DERRICR pres rete Vormnnt ave. gizs, es opto 34 é law, ani ie public are hereby cautioned as A. L. -K, Prin., (successor to Miss B. « “ign beware of imposition. y 003, | Boss) The school session wili commence Boren: 3, full letter size, second quality = 26, 354. ‘Thorough a eae ek engaged. particulars 0 In- pal, at the Seminary. Spel suze" ESLEYAN FEMALE OOLLEQE, Wilming- ten, Delaware, ‘The fall session will bezin ag For catalogues or information address full letter eize, third quality. full letter mze, ungammed.... extra letter size, first nelity.. xtra letter size, second quality 0. By extra letter size, third quality &, extra letter size, ur 10. 7, oft ‘ Easy Feet, &c. The labor imposed upon the feet is as una. voidable as ly walks are indispensable to health, and that the care and attention given them should be commensurate with the duty t cash. or NT, and TUNING and pee Aa att to. KEICEES. JAOH'S PLANO 'WAREROOMS, jyo-tr 423 lth street above Pa. avenus. they perform is being more fully appreciat ¥. JOHN WILSON, President. augl5-la.* = — quay. each succeeding eat, and it tes TALEaowa [ES CALEINS BOHOOL will re>pen F'ISST GHAND GIFT concerr, ace al sir, fret quality fact that many eminent physicians, surgeons, IONDAY, Beptemder 7th, . 9, REWSPAper Wrappers... and thousands of other well-known corner of 84 and B streets, sonth- personages. Ss wae Hall, FOR THE BENEPIT OF THE No.2, extra letter «! No. 3, cfiicial size, No. 4, extra official size Total... ~ Besidence, 103 O street southeast. suzi3 td Total : 1s 215 500 patronize Dr. White's establishment, No. 535 4 va “= 790 15th street, opposite the U. 8. Treasury, where MiLTON SCHOOL FoR Boys AND Ginis, Montpelier Female Humane Association Motte eee ee Corns are ‘removed without pain, #0. the shoo “SEATON MANSION,” << + can be worn with ease, and Bunions, Clad and Inverted Nails, Vascular Exereacences, &c., are relieved and cured without loss of tim to the patient. A large patronage enables charg- ing the moderate fee of $1 per visit. (tice hours from & a.m.tofp.m. Established in 705 E stroet. opposite Post-Office Department, ‘EPTEMBE ‘4. OPEN: je THOS, SEATON DONOHO, Principal. ‘The aiteution of Peres who appreciate the true interest of their children {# respectfully invited to this new and improved school, its syst Cally tested, rendering more AT ALEXANDRIA, VA. ACREEMENT— afior th November 23, 187-4. oon Hisble th A has Michi tem days the : i. tom ttn = went the Es ir advance. awarded the person or persone, or body a ™ Washington, D. 0., ual ment the teecher would be ndgea. “A uative of whom the ceutract hes boen awarded cba eite THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales oftg7. | Wa bington, he is well known to s large portion 860. sureties tobe approved by the Poetm: enter Into Biract In writiog with States of Americe to faitht=l wud every of ihe terms, ‘were $219, of ite ei 4,12-0.00f | Georgetown Advertisements: BLESSING OF A BELL—4 ». beli for the Ohureh of St. Aun, Tenallytown, will ena,and here aud elsewhere recognized “Ivywall,” “Moena,” and other upils being already engaged, earl ication ts Importantesa tie a ris iimited, those who «begin at the begin will haves reat advantage. The Principal ii . dance at the school: sent Gian blessed w nc oom from the present time, AVTERNOOR Bement Pee eee hopry to furnish particulars to his friends and the lations and agreetien!s of said contract on the part 8 sermon will be prenchea be ae Maguire, | PBL c. and solicitous of obtaining and deserving of the said contractor to be portormed as therete sot 8 J..of8t. Aloysius Onurch, Should the weatiiur ? heir support, 20 each, forth, the said coutractor and bis surcti-s bail ; fe, the exercis-s will be poste rnel ee, fers, by permission, to Rev. Dr. John 0. Smith, | ——— ~____""— | felt abe poy to the United Bates of Ain=tice the ona Fpondey. Cmaibusss will leave the | Won Pigrangaeauach, Dr. J. W 92:170 Cash Gifts, amounting to.....g 1,000,000 | of Tw eedred Thousand Dollar. for whe ext h and Bridge sf Lewis ‘Solmeoa 200. ow ate are the said contra etd bi- <wreties shall actor be jointly and severally liable, as Hauidated dam eae, to be <ned for in the name of the Uaited States, Af the contractor to whom the first award may be ete sh ‘al nter iut? agreement, and give isfectory bonds. ss berein provided, then the &xerd may be apuolled and the contract let t> the ext loweet reeponstble bidder, and #0 on | onircd agreements =. B Bi Jobn BE. Norris, O. Connells, Jos, T. Re Braff, and many others ‘| SE Misses OSBORNE'S YOUNG LaDIEs’ DP esoRab Ibu ee Dar SCHOOL. Sis mt street, corner of 10th. beeins September Superior advantages, Northern Teahers, erate terms, 4 ELEOT MALE AUADEMY, Sie 7 bee Number of Tickets, 100,000. TWO cates yard-wide Shirting Cotton at 12°<c.; Case Cotton, 120. and ap- rth 5c, Doubie-width Pillow wards, Flannels. from 20c. Fail and W tater Go: to cost, to close ont stere. PRICE OF TICKETS. Whole Tick eta... .ssccsseee. Baives ant bed bf prea regard removing tuts one NJAMIN MILLER.” reement will also ANDY! CANDY 2 © 7th. ed Note L entire penalty of the bond. Cc ze RENCH AND PLAIN, + 8c.» ad evening classes at the schoul Sitional endvuditient restive, whist ane, Manes HOLESAL® AND Baral. i found at the Book tor shall furnish to t! ot Manufactured by donna; easeeaen a Stores, or at my resi- fer General within ten days after J. 0. NICHOLS, sy8-hm 8 2aw2m BOURSE. ee CONTRACT NOT ASSIGNABLE. aug29-im 59 High street, Georgetown, PA4TAPSCO FEMALE INSTITUTE, The Contract cannot, im any case, be lawfully bese See eS poet EA BALTIMORE, Mo, RESERVATIONS ra This os sarge ant ER a RESEDA | Zn Poet ben a operation for hey PEP EMT ST ee aoette We every facility for doing the best work at low prices, = pul . Its eats of the goverimant require it: also the right to we would inform our friends and the | !0cstion is pre-cminently healthy, is central, and is ‘nr ul the contract if, ia bie there shall be pudlic that pre-eminent as may have been our repu- —_ cope tind railroad from Baltimore and ® fone, oF iu came cf a wilifel aes eo es asbington cities. eo8n = oe EXOELSIOR fomcy cee anc a Hen. JAMES BARBOUR, =| prriuicriorts those Senn eae velopes aud wrap deen ee S Ladies, Dresses. Shawis, mwa putts; 3: BA Pres M.F.E. A., Alexandria, Va, the tot RX TESSION. Sameer fp Le east mont Rea aE ate Sod te i. 4 (2 ‘three rom 7am. anti Sr Breerae Bs . Months, by order Scuntry. Brora body comgand muse ne 8 8° Eine Laer we iiets tee, tere lad Sybtr 49 Jefferson strect, Geoteeee D, ap ; ‘sad ecabore St For fall particulars, testimonials, &c., send for Reliable Agents wanted everywhere. au6-eoly R.* RYAN @ Cy., ‘No. 533 7th street, opp. Post Office Department.