Evening Star Newspaper, October 20, 1874, Page 4

Milltary. ! our Visiting ante der the charge of Rev. Washington Lanz- ford, gros pest Long — from ga 4 | Anne Arundel county, . ad for @ great number of years Sot eevee ine d dilapidated battling, Yesterdsy afternoon after tt | tary, (Co. B, Ist Virginia.) ger the charge of we Visiting milf- | commited of A Co..W-", i nad reramned t | the armory. (evp Metropolitan,) and | partsken of la>h ‘a two companion frrmed | ted come mestheago they Getermined om tha: ¢ for parate. 2 smmenee crowd bad gathered | erection of a new building. Tbe'* -Surtws were outside to eae the parade, Capt. Moore | seconded by Re M. et Potomac cireui ane handsome frame structure, 42 by 34 feet. A Ford's Opera Hhoas’ Comic Opera Company in Natiencl Theater. — Mise «Mixed. Linwoin Hall.—Grand Old folks’ concert. b Theater Comique—The ' yntch comedian, Geo. } ba | set agen eld ee’ | took com" Gand the two companies forming ad ‘Washington confer { | @ batt ion—and after putting them through | lot waa secured,on which they erected a | Sock Ae g seked., Bandry “Lia in | the ¥,anuai they marched to the street. Tae Stock. Georgetown: 138. id; National 1 ved otf in the following order. Marine | very large congregation was present at the | . ‘a Company A; First Virginia regimen Fi atoms H Aton. dedication, "The services commenced at 11 | Washient tes, Bo One nice, ps MAY Ales: O.iumbia)—Permansat nder the command of Cap- Company F greicek, when Rev. J. Thomas, of Asbary M- oto i | a a . lark, followed by abont five hundred | E, Church, read the first morning lesson; Imp. + & J 1801, 4 bia, By asked; Market 8. Knight; Mile Zitelia, ‘and other a/cractions. | So line, and marching in columns of | A. A Dennis followed, in prayer; Bar. @. T. Siock Botde, Tied. 3. 19d, 4 Did, 87 waked fours. kney re: e second lesson, an: v. Jas. LOD Fe md nat oed ieee & tn cen ereaainel a "To say that the parade wase grandone te | Thomas pecashed the eormon taking for his | $ 4,285. 96 bid) 98 asked; “Ton Wear Bonds, 6 x | wit mild, as the marching was superb, Laurel, M4. on Se carday last, which tm tobe | 2.4" the tuniforie ant, sosourromente were. i rown se the “lar po} Agricultural Society. the best possible condition. Company F, (Capt. dine anton Ir grat the Filth Ward Build- | oiosy') made @ fine show in thelr uniforms, Fae eee ane an Kmant, umeteon shares were | Sith cut-away coats with black trimming and concelied s¢ am, average premiim of #7 Per | fycings and epaniets to match, broad black ebare. " stripes down their pants and infantry hats with Chinese lale 2, for the first time, is now in white pompons. Company A, in new white competivion ¥ Ath home labor in Washington. | Austrian cloth coats, cut-away abd trimmed A company of Chinese have opened here ® | 40G faced with blue and goid, epaulets to jaundry. Of ge they call it, washhouse, match, infantry hats with white pompons, and This mor ning woman named Bertha Keller, | Pants with two quarter inch white strips, black widow of the late Caspar Keller, was found | Pore snd patent leather cartridge boxes looked, dead in } ex bed. at No. ist 1ith atreet, between | Ceeegingly well, and Our citicens generally Q and F. streets, and the coroner notified. | fo prondl af thems. easy, graceful aud pleasing; her voice strong A me eting of the Mexican veterans was hold | “phe tine of merch was over the route pub- | yet sweet and musica!, and her mature views last ni ght at Gen. Denver's office, and reso! lished in Tee Stas: Up Pennsslyania avenue | amazed as well as delighted the attentive audi- Gases adeeted apgrepriate to the occasion of ths | 4, 15m strect, where m beaalifel wheal was | ence. We have bates fall to and wih cee | dece“ase of one of their members—Mr. Joho vehe talks just a little | benk A +2 1578, 85 bid, 34 asset; Fand. Loon text the words. “The glory of this latter house | (reg')ds, ¢. M. & N. 12, 9 bid, 94 shall be greater than the former.” ‘The trastece | Cettidcatea’ cr Binck Tide Hie dao) te i presented the house for dedication, and it is | pasare, 70 bid, oT asked. Bosra Pavit: Wor formally set apart for ms services. Inthe | Cer. Gen. Improvement, oa J. afte! on Kev. G. T. Pini preached a ser- | 87 asked; de.. is, 85 bid, 88 asked; do. mon, and at night Rey. ‘Washington Longtord } officiated, 1 65 bid, 3 a A CHILD or Fourrsen on Tar Lactcre | Lt, 65 seed; do, Stanp — Euitor Star hast night a larze audi. j enee assembled at Union Chapel, on 20th street, SNE to listen to the child lecturer, Miss Kittie G. Walk Bernt SOR Sekt PEL eee CeCe SON TEIRIROMRET Uhs nauk <oln Wettinasl meee tre aoe ee: looking girlof 14 or Is years, Her address is sic mctive today. “All salen of mia havo bees i@y. On @ was the rates have all been ve racced from 4 per cont, ir cept. per aubum, avd 1-G4@1-32 per day. n exchange je strode Aud higher, lea ting Ts having thar ked theit rates for bills om Lou made, which elicited the most enthusiastic ap- | litle peaker, and that 4 Pie‘we, whose sudden death from apoplexy was | jinnce; thence to 15% street, to Vermont ate. | too fuer Listungg. | 40n up to 4s Maes SHG peeteae. nO diced in yesterday's STaR. Yhurch, lec- | Bue, to K street, ito Massachusetts avenue, to rates for tiuwe loans sad merecai Dr, Tittany, of the Meiropolitan Church, lec. | sn street, to F street, tooth street, to Louisiana | ARREST 0: Forerr.—James Danayan Neg bios the Menke Bee cane tured in Springte! the Springfield | Sverue. Along the route many residences were | charged with forging pension papers tn Phila- currency te: nth to move the estton Republican save b Son Cut heat! ibe | decorated, and every building of any promi. | delpiia in May last, and obtaising mot ey upon continae steady, State sadience a ees a rep wares phar a nenee had the Star Spangled Banner floating | the same, was to-day arrested at Fall’s Charch, of a character i ted fa re firm for Mit a. 7 that it fairly seemed new,—it was @ enlogy of | O°eT it. The ladies waived their handkerchi Messrs. Sargent and McElfresh, detec- leslings were contin at it fair — yo - Ope itrerutar, Dot im th: ¢ iin | the crowd onthe sidewalk cheered, and al tives, and brought to this city. He will be re- | Qoraed lireruiar. but, i ee cece gan aot ee | + the reception was unparalleled since the | turned to Philadelphia to-morrow to answer, | QP 21.008 the marae daclived ‘(ai muanane, perfectly Cavy coal Mat keanoae nat tot the 5th Maryland regiment to this city. a Wy. noe at'ndvance ia steady delivery, the orator pleased his hearers ant many instances handsome bouquets and _ THE CoUBTS. the stocks tn the orter of | west happily introduced to them the real ver- | sowers vere presented t0 member GF he One Court in GagRar Tany. u hore. 1874(@3" gone of Sis lecture, the clatess of the revived | oose “On resening Loulslana nveane the ot: rhe Court in General term has appointed Bl he [pe sr onc Project upon the people | amn halted, and a drees parade took piace. The | Mr. Kobert J. Murray an U. S. commissioner. @ . command was put through a thorough test as to | The case of Nailor agt. Nailor was argued to- their ability in the manual of arms, and the va- | ay and decision reservod. Day agt. American —e—_—_. District Govermment Affairs. rious movements made were received ‘with | Popular Life Insurance Company; argument The Markers. Commirtioner Blow is at his derek daily, early | hearty applause, especially the order arms. (n | Commencea. BaLtimore, October and late, and has so far systematized the duvies | the conclusion of the parade the command pro- Pouce Corrt—Judge Snell. a Tisai hake as tobe able to give immediate attention to | ceeded to Company A's armory, when the com- To-day, George Taylor, charged with assault Wane Vireivies, 8% bid to Se cuts ws rer each caller Gispose of their business at | panies were dismissed for the evening's enter- | end battery on Henry Ebert, was dismissed. ALTIMOR tober 9) — ents once. ‘The numerous delegations and indi- | finment. e Thomas Turner, assault and battery on George | Wha eatds@lin., Fleur dull aud unchanged. About 7 o'clock in A’sarmory a handsome | Lowe, fight between two street lamplighters; | p49; other “grades vauehanged. Onea ate? collation was spread. The members of the | $5. dames Wheelanand Wm. Shreves, larceny white southern, £0@25; yellow sonthera, 542; tience. Yet | companies, with Col. W. G. Moore at the head, | Of two blankets worth $25; £50 each or sixty | mixed western, 57; do. white, who call upon such a variety of mat- nd all pressing their views and desires at is well calculated totry the Oats qniet— Mr. Blow gets through with such ® good grace | Capt. Clark on his right, and Col. Amos Web- | days in jall; appeale?. Harper Green, assault | southeras SiG@ek; western mired, suass, ‘A, whiting gn to mae the visieos fesl ot ones, uotrttncennd, | merce ho teas bce oe table, with a | and battery on Richard Brown; dismiasad, | 69. Bye’ firm. “108@1 6. Hay’ dni, 1s 020,00" Ps Previsions dull «nd weak. Por! img be may have failed in having his wishes | wamber of eitizens of Washington, who by | Lou. Brown, obetracting the sidewalka at tho | Brivitoue, dull aod. cotmpiied with their presence gave the additional assurance | Centre market; $5. George Fredericks, sane ps eat ding clear rib sides, 12! 22.W@il.5), e on—shoulders, 8',(@3’, clear rib sides, 1i'.; CIRRICAL REDUCTIONS ANTICIPATED. | | over that received by the visitors in the parade | charge;#5. James Story. forfeited col + | hans, 14a)5- Latd, 18. Batters Sass. Petraeus Mr. Blow states that the heavy daties of the that the residents of the Districf had made up | George Javina, same. Allen Wise, prot ity; uschanged. Cotce firm. Whisky dull at 1 04; sakes engineer department having been nearly per- | their minds that nothing should be left undone | $3. Thomas Jackson, loud and botateroa small. 3 igar li 35. gar hi formed in the way of measurement, &c-, a | for the pleasure of the members of Company F. | Lewis E. McPherson, same; $3. Agnes White, | NEW Yorx, Octcber 20.—Stocks active. Money, force will now be made | 2. 7 7 long. shot * Aiter all were seated Col. Moore called th same; $3, Shorty Hines, profanity in George- a i meg eg creer . tm that branch; that he is determined the cur- | gecembled to order. and again wooed tee | town: ‘G5. demos Bente ey gin George: Poh) Ward el es oor li Hae eee meee ectite eaarict shall be | visitors. Capt. Clark, commanding Company | Bircii, keeping adangerous dog whish did bite | Sust*a: aes reduced fo the lowest possible standard consist- | F, responded and returned thanks for the m: one Engene Robinson, a emall boy, the testi- | “Lonpox, October 20, 2 m.—The weather ent with tne faithful performance of the duties | ner in which hts command had been received. mony showed that the boy came into the house | thronghout England to-day ts tair. Erie,37a@2 neident thereto. A reduction will be made | ‘Toasts were drunk and responded to, and | of Mr. Birch without the knowledge of anyone, Lonvon: ‘The amount of also im the clerical force of the board of audit. | speeches were made by members of both com. | when the dog jumped at him and bit him on the TRE NEW CONTROLLER. panies. Mesers. Dalton, of Company A, and | side; judgment suspended. Charles Stewa Controlier Coyle bas fairly entersd upon the | Reatern, of Company F,sang songs. On the | leaving an e: tion open in an alley; © THE WEATHER, — = hie of — Bgnery eo ow gecr boi not | conclusion of the bar act the Companies formed Wa Deranraenz, nies of Crush Siena Once Jety laborious, and clo not coniliet with his du- | in line. preceded by the band of the First Vir- WasHineton, D Oy . 1874, 20-30 n,m ties at the National Bank of the Kepublic. The sale igteent, and. Sprececaed to visit the GEORGETOWN. PRoBABILITIN®. —For the northwest and upper rumor set attoat that he intends to resign the | | laces of amusement in the city. Ford's Opera Samora Hits Jakes. end southward to Missouri and the lowor omice of president of the bank is entirely with- | House was firet visited, where the visitors and | GRATN TRAD® —Mesers. Hartley Brothers, | Ohi ays Sita Dares nen Mocca test, to sous {zt foundation. Mr. Coyle says he is already | their friends were provided with front, seats in | TePOTts arrival of the Hattie and Bpssie with casion Da balance to-dsy in £47 000. Br berleged St home. on the streets, and at bis | ihe orchestra. After remaining a while at this | °°") bushels red wheat, 70 barreleor flour, 800 ere Obie rilee mca SOS ED applications for positions under him, | theater they proceeded to the National Theater | Puthels mill feed. A!so schooner M. J. Chad- : sr, Warmer and partly cloaiy which are already filled, and he desires it to be | where they were also heartily welcomed and | ¥!ck, from Boston, with furniture, tish, &c. nd Ne atand, understood that however much he might desire | provided with comfortable seats. Here a ehort NEW Streer Raitway.—A meeting of the | northwesterly to southeasterly winds, dim nishing to sccoromodate his friends, he bas no oilices | time was spent, when they next visited the | Tesidents of the district favorable to the estah- | pressure, warmer and clear we hor, wich froma ts Within bis gitt. Theater Comique, where every preparation for | Mert of astreet railway hetween Georgetown New Esgiand on wetness a merase TER NEW RoNDs. their comfort was made. Attor leaving this | 8Td Tennallytown was heldiast evening. Soma | the gulf states. redueed, pressure, southsng:eriy ‘The Grst issue of the new Iistrict of Colame | theater they scattered in squads and took inthe | te2 thousand dollars was subscribed, and as northeasterly bia 3.€S bonds took place to-day, the commis- | tuwn, the Land, with somenf the members ror | soon as the required amount =16,000 shail be ‘weather, sioners of the sinking fund paving out $5,000 iting’ prominent citizens and giving them a | S¥bscrihed the work will be commenced.* NR Con beteg the Geet to rere a the eee Migs | serenace. The newspaper offices were also vis- | 17 18 Mr. David L. Shoemaker who manu- epee eee & Co. being the first to receive the new bonds— | ited, where several aire were played. focturers flour by “the Minnesota process” we CITY ITEMS. Not. 1 to. vaeipse eon en are informed. s i ae Canal ARRIVALS —Eighty-soven boats have | Ask your grocer for Dooley'a Yeast Powders been registered at the canal office tince Satar- | the best Baking Powiler for preparing Biscuits, day, with 9,00 tons of coal, and one load of | Rolle, Bread, Griddle Cakes, Wattles, &c. Do- on EO Shortly after six o’clock this morning th: The Public Schools of Washington | itorsstarted from the armory of Compan: The following interesting data in regard to | accompanied by Company A as escort and eur public schools is supplied by the abstract of | ceeded directly to the ‘whar! and embatk eS where is nothing new in re- | Pt? 2 Dom Mteels Now York. reports for September, prepared by Superin- | There was no formal leavetakings, but a ge Bee ate ee. Be ete OW: Et 2 Dr. Butt’s Covan Srnvr is fast taking the tendent Wilson | uine good bye and hearty grip of the hand from | gtd to Cumberland and gas bituminous coals, place of the old-fashioned Cough remedies. It Namber of n the rolls on the last day | each to the other marked the event, and ater | Sales are nominal, aa the Soliveries ero mainiy’| Tree tals $0 setieve the ment violent Gold of the month, 5,io3. Ircresse 0 tember, | ail were aboard the early morn rung with cheer | 00 #eason contracts, no transient trade having | Peyr, fais to relieve the most vidlen Price, 73, 4-8. Whole nomber of pupils enrolled | upon cheer for Co. A, for their Lospitalital, | been induced, even by the low prices that bi ‘ 25 cents, during the month, 5:15. Average number of | and for Co. F, and their safe return. Many of | been quoted by some producers. es pupils enrolied during the TAOEED : 367. race the oe Ss vec Wasbington befi pe = = _ = Mr. Car. } zee N Se rane age numberof p' indsity attendance during | and they were enthusiastic in their praises o! be strongly enough recommen: 0 the lovers the month, *,14. aber of vacant seats in | what they termed the finest city in the world. AL £ XA ND R IA = of & wholesome beverage, On account of its t district, 10s: St; Sd, 151; 4th, 72—total, | many of them expressing their pride and gra: Srraer Raitncap.—The committee ap- | purity. Give Mr. X. a call, at ll 7th streat Number of applicant waiting admission | fication that the United States was forems-t in pointed at the late citizen's meeting to advance | northwest, and try it. 10,17,e01 im the Ist istrict. 11; 24, 115; 45, 4th, 35—to- | @ capital city that could not be equalied on tue | Pye » Number of schools inthe 1 wtrict, | globe. roject on foot tor putting the street rail- i iweee| Pion Te t road in operation again met on Saturd ay after | orient spr nl Dea a W—total, i41. | Aver ees PS hoon last in the office of Mr. George Wise and | PaPhorter if you desir ‘08 in the Ist d State Associations. sppeinted a sub-committee consisting of Messrs. | P&27S51¥ : 3 th 57.7 —general aver~ PENNSYLVANIA. George R. Hill and H, Slaymaker to confer attendance in the 1st | Atameeting of the Pennsylvania No Cure, No Pav! 3 with the directors of the railroad company, and : = : — Pane | CAB association last night the transportation | with Mr. Thornton, who proposes tollease the | TTY Lunt’s Ague Cure, a sure cure for fover perecntage, of cases of tardiness | committee reported that tickets would pe ised | road, and nd ont upon what terms the rauning and ague. For sale by all druggists. 10,166 at reduced rates to Philadelphia and trom | of the cara can be effected. Mertno Shirts and Drawers, $1, $1.25, $1.50 Philadelphia or Harrisburg on the Keading Wassincron District Coxrgrence.—The | each; Medicated Shirts and Drawers, at Hol. road and allits branches, as furnished by the Washington District Conference of the M. E. , . - E. | lander Bros., near Wiilard’s Hotel. 10,14,1: Percentage of tardiness, 0.6. Namberof c: see peor . A. Shissler, chairman, ieee | Church South will meet inthe Washington. , pcos Sanita «i dadhsanhag 23 partment; Of corpora: punishment in the ist distri: f Harrison, Land office; and J. | street Church in this city at 10 @. m. to-morrow, ALL-WooL UNDERSHIRTS AND DRawena, Tea a Namen ob peecrenae over September. | W. Thomas, Government printing oMG® AD- | at which time the cmunitien spnuicten eens | £2 00 cuchs the latest etele Beane at ae ot, bs Be oe Oe ae a temiseod in the ist | pointments ‘were made a6 follows: Executive | lat Springs Camp Meeting onthe mrrcbase cr | Broe., next door above Oad fellows Bete aia fi An; 0 total, 12. Number | committee_Monrs, F.R. Grifith, J.W. De- | the Warrenton Springs rreperty for woke nr eg | loritd: pupils suspended in the ist district, 10; 24,2: | nean, W. H. Everett, J. ©. Quetn’ aad D. i i ort.— Sa A SET SE . $i, 2ath 0 total,25. Namber of indigent pupils | Stoner. “Finance committee "Mt she erg teh alae ate Frnz Gent's Furnishing Goods, at Hollander furnished with books in the lst. district, 25:21. | Kinne, J. M. Parke and K. M. Se dasa ros, 10,141: 407 3d, 114; 4th, 245—total 431. Namber of v: SommitteeMecers. WH. Royer, HA. Mere, | Impontamr 1F TRUB.”—Reported Settlement | $2.95 ron OWe-QUANTER BELLAAOK of Welch’s of trustees and principals in the Ist district, | Jos. M. Wilson, W. A. Short and H.L of Southern Slate Debts by an agent of European | Best Family Flour, at W. J. Repstrake’s Mé—128; 3d, 76 49-141; 4th, 134 Eager. Political committee—Mesera. ©. Bend holders.—In Sul th is | O) Sash Groe corn principals, 405; trustees, 58;—total 992. Nucn- pa B. Wallace, J. H. Pilson, L. K. Lippin- Bend holders.—In July last there arrived in this | Cheap Cash Grocery and Flour Store, corner of im the let district, 22; second, 37; sd, 36; Decrease over September. 1 Number of cases present at roll cail, 253,901 ° county the duly commissioned representative | éth st. and New York avenue n. w. 10,7,1: ber of visits of superintendent, 191. cott, W. H. Harmer, J. G. Jacquette, W. H. | or European capitalists holding upward of ———_?—____— ——— Koxft, H. M. De Hart, Stephen D. Skeen, A. | s200,0',00 of bonds of the Southern States, | EXTRA LARcE size Underwear, at Hollande A PHYSICIAN IN CovrtT—Tie Board of Health | D. Hazen, J. W. Swank, C. . Cyphers, J. M. | and he was armed with the power to effect with | Bros. 10,14,1: Invoke the Law fo Bnforceits Regulation Shomo. L. H. Patterson, W. N. Chamberlain, | such states a settlement of their indebtedness, Goma bean ae rant was returned to the Police Cou -L. Siements, John Mather, J. A. Doyla, H. | according to the terms to be hereinafter cet Wor saliag trons Ciecs beeen caatiaea ae morning charging Aaron W. Miller, phy: 4. Cobaugh, Theodore Gregg, J. G. Johnston, | forth. ‘This gentleman isat present in this city, ne Welle ae init Dr. White's cetablieh residing at No. 32) K 7, T, Power, Chestertield Kobb, Wm. Platt, T- | ard it has beenjlearned that, as a partial reeqt¢, | STOWD is, etc., visit Dr. White's i - Martin, E. L. Grant and J. P. Miller. of is mission, he has effected a settlement with | itt, No. £35 15th street, opposite the U. 8. Board of Health. The information recites NRW JERSEY, ‘Treaeury. the following States, in ‘the sums here given oe “* that said Miller, a practising physician in this At a meeting of the New Jersey association | y irginia, 54,640,000'7 South Carolina, $0010, Try THE Evastio TRvss, 235 Pennsylvania city, on the frat day of Wetober, and on divers | Inst night the executive committee reported | 099; North ‘Carolin: $29,000,000; Alabama, | avenue. 2,5 Sater neatans om that day to the day of fling the | that arrangements have been made for reduced | 22,400.00; Avkaorea’ @ntive debt, $3,500,000! information within th Juriadiction of the Po- rates of fare to Failadelphia. and New York, | total, $75,500,000. ‘The $8,000,000 of frandulent ice Court, with force d arms, did violate the | am at tickets can be procu on application tor " Os na tt bee i ¥ jonrd of Health Tare re aes eagpted Ly the | to W. V..8. Wilson, room Xo. 31, Treasury de- | Dut negotiations looking io anode ace es | 1874 CLOTHEYG! 1875 dof Health July iv, isc4, emtitied «Regu- | partment, and Major J. Shaw, Pension ottice, | in progress. The terme of the settlement in all Tations to secure a full and correct record of | Seaton house. Arrangements were made to | the Stater are in the main similar. The gen- Vital statistics, pinciading the registration of meet the expenses of sending documents into | era} features of agreement are that, In consid: marriages, births and deaths, the interment, | the state. The executive committee were ion of Si teri «isinterment and removal of the dead im the | charged with the duty of taking such action as | ghd rat tog tt by Stato logialstion thereat FALL AND WINTER. district of Columbia,’ made in pursuance | is necessary to meet @ expense of transports- | Londholdera agree to fund the debt, principal of an act of Congress entitled -An act | tionto voters who are unable to attend the and interest, and extend the time of \payment to further define and enlarge the powers | election in that state at the coming election, | of the principal for thirty years, at dor 5 per and duties of the Board of Health, approved | aud such parties are requested to report to this | of tt interest, aa may be agreed. The agent's HE LARGEST ass MERT dune 23 18rd, by ee and eens to | committee as early as poseibl visit to this city is for the purpose of effectin, THE LARGEST ASSORTMEN register bis name in a ok prov! or suc! 80) arran, nts our . D Furpose at the office of the Boardof Health, to | Satus or Kaat Estare—Wash. B. Wil- | Py hag Som papers Beda with Corane Me- the great damage of divers good citizens of the | liams, auctioneer, has made the following sales | Enery and other gentlemen, but owing to the Laited States then and there residing, and | of real estate: Part lot 5, in square 450, fronting | Emery and other gentiemer affairs, he has not axainst the form of the statute in such cases | on sth street west, between New York avenue yet stiempted to give the matter inthis State) Fall and Winter Clothing, te and provided, and against the peace of | and L street, with improvements, to Gustav | 2st at shape —New Orleans Correspondent of fhe government! of the United States, where- | Giesler, for $9,075; parta lots 4 and 95, 1 Kel- | Qpa), Times . upon the attorney for the United States prays | ly’s subdivision of west half of sjuare’363, im- for the consideration of the court in the pr proved by a three-story brickdwelling, fronting | THe AnGENTiN iss. and that siue proceedings may be had | on ith street, between P and @ ‘strecta, to against said Aaron W. Miller’ to wake him | Jobn Pateh, for $4.059; parts of lots I, 2, : abewer touching the premises aforesaid.” | and 6 fusing to register his ae in the ———— MEN6’, YOUTHS’ AND Boys’, nthe, ARGENTINE Ranettion News from he Argentine States continues warlike. ‘The 3, 4,5, | insurgent leaders, Rivas, Borges and Arredor. EVER OFFERED BEFORE a t do, bave joined Gen. Mitre. Several vessels of Dr. Miller was present with his counsei, Mr. | L. & i also part lot il, in | the navy have gone to the insurgents. Sarmi- 3. F. Norris. but Mr. Browne, attorney for the | square 7.4. to Same purchaser, for $98); lot 3.in | ento bas taken command of the troops defend- Roard of Health. being absent. the ng | T- Mosher's subdivision of Beall’s Discovery, | Buenos Ayres. The Argentine government hae - was postponed until next Satarday. | improved by frame dwelling, two miles from | reqnested the authorities at Montevideo tu pro- BEAD THE FOLLOWING: ——o bevy yard, on T. B. road, to John Patch, tor | hibit enlistments and the export of arms for the A splendid line of Diagonal, Basket nd 0; east part of lot 17, in square $58, fronting | rebel forces. ouble- bre: r don Oi ten Tae | Double-breasted Euglish Square F itt Tue Nattowat Local Preacwers’ Asso- | ping rege reba f claTion —The National Association of Local ‘or et, With Vests to match, at $12, 215, $13, ts, now holding @ session in Baitimore, | €#8t, to Bridget Healy, tor 3¢ cents per foot; lot Tes BeeCuER-Titton Linet Svirs.—Mr. | for gentlemen; Doel NESS Sericce Se ‘ay this city & visit to-morrow. ‘The | 5, in square 1009, fronting on 4th street north- | Sherman, as counsel for Mr. Becoher, yesterday ou. 615 and $20; and DRESS SUITS at'e@ the Programme perfected by the | east, to George FS. Dawson, for 6 cents per | applied to Judge Nelson, of the city court of | $20; 625 and $80; &@ magnificent lino of « commitine on réceniion: Tha 7 foot, containing abo’ ZSequare feet; lot No. | Brooklyn, for an order to show cause why Theo- | COA re, including ® xery genteel Uvercoat fx §5 rive at the Baltimore and t)hio depot at $ certnte ices nayhem’s Tecurded, subslivision of | dore Tilton should not be compelied to far- | & bardsome Melton Overcoat for 8 ti ee emery dara certain jots in square numbered ) | nish a bill of particulars of damages charged to the ©: mithzonian I Life Insurance Company, for $3,255; lots 6 in his compisint. The order was grauted, re- Treasury, War and 65, same square, same purchasers, turnable on Thursday. ments, and other public buildings. On leaving | e8ch, and 59 to C. H. Moulton, for 8° Smoke cx 8 Z: 3 H g mi ™ u lined, at $16; very 638. = 7 Vick PRasipent WIL! 18 NOT A SrrRITe- | fine Astiacan Beaver Ove 5 5 ihe Fatent (fice they will proceed to the an- | ln square £08. fronting in Knox alley Axist.—Vice Prevideut Wilson has taken the | sod many ciher styice. Bor Yeatng ates Foes ence-rocm of Wesley chapel church. for ene ® . o ’ | trouble te deny that he is a believer in spiritu- | of Busines Suits (ied A Le Youths’ Diosa t 3 o’ek - dH. Dashiel, D. D., will de- £600. - alism, Ho says that the report grew out of his | Suitafrom $18 to 92) and @25; Peeuits fu groat oA pr Mpeg = Prpatnd. nibewe | AMUSEMENTS, — Mrs. Oates’ Comic Opera | attendance at a spiritualist s meeting in Phila- a dae toes in ond, Panty Oaniene muek ws a he se Spe hs Boao oon pr stare. | Company appeared last evening in the uew | delpbia, where he went with Mr. Childs, of the | § ‘at prices ranging from @4 50to £3, A bean- room. >“ sPe! congregation in the lecture- | opera of “Mignonette” to a large and diccrim! | Le ger, and Mr. Drexel. ine of Children’s Buits atd Oversieis. — nating audience. It is a capital opera, mirth Tur T The ar Srenbibek park . ., provoking, and one which brings into requisi. | . s Tuer. race park, TEE Wasnixetox Market Coxrany.—The New York, yesterday, for a purse of $1.00) be- | Washington Market Co yesterday, by tion the talents of the very abie company. y ‘ . | tween American Girl and Copperbottom, the | W. E. Chandier, Sled a reply to the bill of Jas. aeuewes tte Nations Wer ods before pnr- E i pacer, was won by the Girl. ‘The first heat was mbile that L A. HoPman to enjoin thesale of bisstail, repre- | was grestea Vetere pond audience. ‘Che sovtens n by Copperbottom. ‘Timo, 22s, 2205 emia to ploass ail tastes and asc hor Gae senting the dealers, wherein they say that the | play of “Mixed,” written expressly for this My 2.28, Leese ip oto purses, or to give plaintif ——— Of the stallsin question | artist, serves to develop her genius as @ protean i eee ea RTOS. without per did not pay any bon actress. The piece gives Miss Wesner the op- #7" In Vienna — er mcvetiian, to she cree Bing, changes of coname"*Siiced i fo | "e2-Nicaragua proposes to be represented at A. Se Trap ey Dell of pinintift. It will be recollected | the boards to-night and every evening this | the centennial aniversary to ve held im Putin. zi 2 charter the right to ell the bonus for tho right | "SEs «org Fotka” concert thus ore, Line | BRI poate 1011 PRNNSYLVAMIA AVSNUR, ei 5 " evening at the a Times Deter Blea sie hake ertjend, Hodman. « | coln Hall for the benefit of Pioneer Counell No. | see a tare tree ee eee provinges | _cetls-tr ‘Three Doors from 11th Berest, bateher, fled his bill toenjoin the sale. The | }, of Jonadab, promises to be s very en- | of Kherson ant Bessarabian STHAW HAT AND BONNET BLEACHER’ case was beard by Judge Wylie, who granted joyable affair. The principal members of the SS) Also, ladies and gents’ FELT HATS dyed, : metion. popular charch choirs of the eity will take part, | stactiy killed a aulood leeeey, oo Cancain, | ‘ioesed, and tesnapea Our tamane nas rei QR AN INCORPORATION CERTIFICATE has been sont mente ery = Ree .r: — named Matthew Ryan. ial | nearshore wTOUISA PARES 8. Sied im the office of recorder of deeds in th cotae tee coe Go cany | _S27-The London Morning Post that | _cctl-sw* SANSAH WoOLSTON ce of reeorder of deeds in the singing most excellent. Go early 14 re} names of the “First Colored Wesley Methodist rents, EUeTmARY Das definitely proposed to the powers | SPaOLAL NOTIOR) SPNOLALIN JTIGN — = ait hd is to establish a tue adoption of an international maritime code. S' 2 Method sv Judge Brady has dented the motion of Established 1840. maintenance of the same forever, and have | men’ iry is a set of sleeve buttons and shirt (One of the oldest Wine Stores in the city of Wash- Saw. o ce fret your, | stude of Mezican a jamonds, Rew dy rrect an all error of ed the fe Chief Justice Davisin the record of their client’s BABNEY HART’s iz, WG. Contin Lae sia ns : CHOICE Wi BS, PRANDIES. OLD WHIS- P. Jobuson, ex pischamit ay ee aoderer tin ind Avticles af Lu.rury for the Table, white stone, and 3 1702 Ivania ‘above 17:h'street, ‘Tue Hinenstan Bawsvorent Soctery. No. | Heme eine en ne waite at aan pg children, a son of Mr. Ireland, anda daughter 02 feanini thou of tr wring te 1, have made ments to attend the referred to, helps to make it one of thee best | °! MF. Geary contu: n the flames. Mea paieete ch the late, BAB BY HART, acd ual convention of Irish Catholic Benev- | styles yet introduced. S7-An ingenious Frenchman in the Bulti- public generally, that the be con- ent Union, which meets in to a more jail bas invented an improvement tor sew- Siaued by mein hie pame,end I ty solicit yom morning. ‘The society will be entertains | Tum Sysop oy Batrimoms—The annual | ing the heels on shoes, for which he has been, fetite Uanee of the patronage hum by the Hibernian Society wf Baltimore. The | session of the Synod of Baltimore will com- | ofiered 85,000 Le th - | mence at 7 50 p. m. i eorgetown Society will alao attend the con P. m. to-day po ging Preaby- w7-Fifteen men arrested in ee Coushatta, La., charged with partic,; im recent outrages, ‘ng sermon will be preached reported en route for New Orleans under Ant Satm—Messrs. Latimer & Cleary, auc- mhisgoe ot New York avenue guard of Federal soldiers. - : tioneers, are now preparing for # sale of rare ure retiring moderator. | " g7in New York, yesterday Yager Car and Florentine marble statuary, the | There are in the synod 123 ministers, 409 elders, » a importation of Sig. Giovannon!. Sale to take | 12,901 communicants and 122 churches.—Baiti- eo pnd J pod place in marble building, northwest corner of Mrs. 1th street. Fuli particulars im to-,gorrow’s Paper. ———— Fuawirvk® ar Avoriom.—The sale of the {fects of the Marstop house, 15th street snd New York avenue, yy ae Et id desiring a clase of furnitere should tail to attend, —s _ = 7. . Georgetown Advertisements. DRY GOODS. _ | FAMILY St PPLIES members —_—_— ir -s saa ——. LODGR, Ho 13, are neavened to aeons & BFSPROTFULLS YOR | RLINONZO YUU NGS &C pest ,* our Bu om Specter mete oy eect | LYONS BLAOK SILKS ; ARE SELLING aoe for tne faverm °! Bro. Witziaw H. | | The sts ies wo are the best and the prices | | BATEMELY Low s AS, Osaine. By orden ote parwes, B*°.S* Sera gy MAY, j FOE, SSE E- is Seorgetowa, 9 medium sizes a BOUaE in 8 desi SEW YORK BRANDS Gone . iB * “A. celia: hed) S H o Domarars. (very | FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS, | EMBBACING EVES) THING NEW scuthwest corner of Gay tow Ll the Intest sty los of Passomentert imps, Fringes, Rid Gioves, Rid and att colors of Vel Turquoise B. GUTTMAN Orr 3¢ 6 a tres, Deberes, Can 7-2w 127 Bridge st , Georgstowo, D.C. Di ait, French B* THOMAS DOW LIS 17468 “ tand ere: rains Dress Good JON T. MITCHELL, 1G, Aoctionsar. idge street, Goo"getown. TWO VERY DFSina AND A sTO STREET, GEOR 931 Peonsyivania avout Gat WEDNESDAY. dher @ ra B. B—Jast received Pes ry + Oo Ast, at 5.B eived— o'clock, mitof the peecices I wit reli | EHH, Camoie Hair, and Cashmere B | pert? geirable propery on Dumbaricn street, FOLONAISE a t¥cen Montaome F eabavien ORK is 50 feet feont by ndeytk ot oo pry GOODS, CARPETS. very comforts’ taining elgnt roows, gas and water; also, stable, out bulidings, and an excellent pump of water inthe Vers; alo, Lot § feet front by 120 feet deep, ta Proved by @Bmall Brick Dwelling and large car- Tisg house: also, immediatery opposite the atore, Lot 20 feet ‘front by 30 feet deep, improv by « Brick Marbet Store, one of the L town, Improvement taxes paid Trad passes the door Terms of ane: One-half cash; bs 1S months, With incereet at B per enat., snc decd of tran. All conseyancing at cort ot por. chasers jepoait of $100 on each tot require when bid off, HOMAS DOWLING, oct] Auctions 'r FALL DEY GOODS AND CaBPETs. LARGER SIOCK THAN EVER BRIOKE, AND AT CHBAPER PRICES BLACE SILKS, BLAOS CASH MERES. F FRENCH MBRINCS, DARK SERG DARE SA’ From suct ot 28 conte STRIPED MOHALB, ot ick HORSE COVERS, st baif inet seasons ree lot of INGRAIN CARPETS Friday's | Section, at 6.62%, ig} Bew or certibc: locations in the tropolitan Bail ance in 6,12 and F etl ECIALITIgs ic ; Naar ee i, DRY JUST BECELVET AOK Harris’ Seamtoes two-b D GLOVES; Har ris? Victor: button KIDS; and thew ply INGBAIN OIL LOTHS ant BUGS; one bale Hamiiton OAN PON FLANNEL, t bale extra fine 44 & COTTON st of Ladies’, Misses’ and Ge —— 1 1Oimandi BBONS. late wich DE OW Carlier - x wociated himself in the DEY GOODS DY Goops: business with J. W, COLLEY, No. corners b street and Market Space, whore be will ‘be pl CAKPETING! to ace hie friends. certs s phonzo Youngs & €o., SOCKR*, NINTH AND F STSEtrs t & Mason x70 Vornas,¢ F) > ‘ A SOTHER LUT OF THOSE BUPEKIVE 36 “RUGGLES” HMB for baking FASHIUNABL# . FALL TRADE FULLY CoM NCE. 3 Bipest int arket HATS. ars, Sh - SS TSS —_- IMMENSE STOCK, oayra and Bio OUFFRES ii ‘ond: Style sv ree — aren dats (vor go te vie of SILK | ww. BURDRTTE & 00. hes the largtet, mont FLOUR, 96.80 STIFF FELT HATS. Varied and compl ete stick of | FAMILY FLOUR, @7 SO€T FELT HATS NEW DBY GOUDs AND CARPETINGS DELIVERED Large supply just received Prices co love ever offered F, consisting of ail the nsw eo mnncte Weemen, octlé-im 138 Bridzo street, Gaore-tswn. ra ot thle coseun's Emportationsed | use, = PIB MTG Youseteuio arenes CARPETS: Merihos, B sand T. Empress, Poplin. Serges, Slpacas; M- hair and ols 0 great vatiety, Table Damask * TT 45D wacray. Lovers of good TEA and OOF FE! hree- ply, ‘Tapestry and Ingr: to hear that they om Shulce Patterns of Gilclothe, Res, Drages een ae Sell as ee OR rdow Shades, at extremely low prices, I. at : Carpets made and nid down at reasonable rates, Red Bisskets. @ ee 0 £ GUTMAN's These goods are are retailed ats All goods m octl3 Im __117 Bridge st., Georgetown, D. R®™movan. Alro, We take plessure fn announcing that we hare BEMOVED TO OUR NEW STORE, the new styles of CARPETING, «x Three-p!y, Lngrain, List, Bag a W.W. BURDETTE «co., No. 925 7th street, and No. 706 K aan Open every dey 103 BKIVGE STREBT, CHARS Lately erected by ux, which, being I | For pu . modious, will en: -iarger | vetesea srioee ane & able us to Keep « larg kof DEY GOODS than w before kept. ‘Unr motto will be* Quick Sales and Small Profits. ooil-tr BERJ MILLER. @2%; RAINE win est and best ectectod > BARPRERRY =varP, tr i FANCY AND STAPLE PRY GuOoDS FOR RENT—BaICK DW BLLIN street, six Ded-roome, diudug-r we bave ever bad the plessor and dumb waiter: parlor, with parlor siove, beating Bs We Bre desirous of convert Bitchen, with renge, hot aud cli STEAMER LINES. bath-room and water-cl seta; front cellar offer them ai ‘PRE STEAMER MAkY Wasal Nw i yard; all in excellent order und fa the best from Gteoontinue her wu a Thoud. Also, the fi re-room No. 77 bond. Also, the o 10 TO 20 PZB CENT. ? Store; bas countcra, 9 BELOW FORMER PRICES el sree: Cpt cctine. Ro,» opply to Coll and sce for yourselves, | GIN, 134 Dawbarton street A Goppas | (Sonday exe JEORGE pw aA Nae oct | Wasbimeton : . ngs e@ch wa; ese U Bank hotre, 9 s,m. to 4p. u.,an4on Sarort D®* evens | taken at tow rat (to receive deporte) Gntil 6'p. mi" Inter-et ae } cctid am M. B. GREGG, Capra fo eneral Banking Business dous, — = - feetion e 9 bie pein! — | (POR POTOMac KIVER LanDinas, Peg Perri lagen , 0 me ASTONISHING LOW PS&IORS iy - POLRAN HORN, Presistont . —_— H.W. BABRETT, Osauler = CARTER’s, | B.Polkintorn, Thos. Dewll ] i 707 MAREET SPACce, Henry Dickson, B. 5 Wd BileyA-Shiou, &. aps-ecly SKBS GOODS. only 38. T aua width Water-proof OLUTH, onty | MOKNINGS, for p ()o2 SEW EsTaBLisuMen?, Excellent quatity Bleached Sheeting COTTON, singe —— only 1355,( very cheap ) ‘The Secor With enlarged premises, improved machinery cl Finest gnality Black AL +0 woneee CASHMEBE, very fine, Very best quai ALICO, or Very fine dotble width Black AL AGA, on! the best talent tobe had in the cenutry, in fact ¥ ine double width Black AL Zao A, ‘ . avery facility for doing the beat wo we would reapectfnily tpform our fricads public that pre-eminent as may bave been our tation in the K at be W #8. BYLES, Agent, weple ly Gh-wires Wuart. 7 ri men = * OUR MOTTO Is FXC Laree assortinent HAWLY S108 In Dyeing. and Glesping Ladies Dreseca, Shaw's, (Beantifnl good: . Sacques, Tics, Ribbons, ac, Ac., Goat's Coats ing the chespest BLANKETS in Wash Panta, ond Vesta. ington. 1 ut Ww J, IDSs. At home toeversbody from 7a, m, nati! snnset; Eeceten TaNvnekoniErs,e. Montpelier Female Humane Associat Saturdays from 7 m. nutil 4° p.m., attho old KINGS, id | Me | FPURST GRAND GIFT CONCERT, FOR THE BENEFIT oF THE Bplend'é STOO: stand established 1851, now the most coniplete in the CARTER’S ta the place to bay Dr: sie Oheen AL 7 country, Everybody come and see us. P.8 Lange ameutieet of OLeTa ke as cet. AT ALPXIANDRIA, VA. W. HH. WHEATLEY, bo; ear. ocid-tr — jyS-tr 49 Jefferson street, Georgetown, D. 0 oe a GPa FALL OPENING. November . 1872 [ PIANOS, &o. BARGAINS FOR EVERYBODY —_—_—_—— P'2NCEHALLET DAVIS & 00.8 Grant JOST RECEIVED LIST OF GIFTS. usre right. a the ma‘. wer 2 ae mah Gt ket, Bolo et small pretit, aud ou ascousn NOW OPEN FOR INSPECIION, h Greed Gok Sin ty t+ catirgterme. Agency 141% Lith street 260 rollscf choice and very newest desigas 1 Graad Cah ~ way northwest, Hours,1to9 p.m. _sep29-t,th.<$m BUBSELS, THREE-PLY AND (NGHAld 10 Cash Gite. g10,000 cach 109,006 JOBS F ALLis & €0., 7 CARPETS. Py feve te, bese i 8, ik ate “2 Sole Agents for the celebrated CHICKERING acd | **° Feces OILCLOTHS, ix ali widths and Istes boo oan & omn fomon» WEBB PIANOS, alco the Sai TH, ‘U0 Cush Gi. each AMERICAN ORGAN. By universal acy IN DRY Goons. 20,000 Gast Gills cack nowl+dgmen musical pro j Bou — . the American Organs are admitted to possess tho | FLANNELS. WATER) _OuCTES, DRESS GOODS of every shad= and descripti mest perfectly finished mechanism, the most delicate ok Ef ; i Yoieing, and » quality of tons superior ig-svery re- | PEACK ALPACAS and MOUBNING GOODS in pent 0 OUY instrament manufactured in Europe or | o, mplete stuck of DOMESTICS. Large sesortment of Singin aud Donble SHAWLS, Pianox and Organs carefally tuned and repaired f : by skillful workmen. Satisfaction euaranteet Le ow Fell Greist cree Ga rss warn F. SEts ==. ings, Will Surpaws any in this or forein m oct? enna. evenue,.Washington-_ | ang baving purchased since the inte deninn er PIANOS AND ORGANS | enabled to offer greater inducements teas Of ihe best makers (factory prices) a beret fore. | 28,270 Gash Gitte, smounting t0.....¢1000000 Namiber of Tickets, 100,000 PRICE OF TICKETS. Tickets . A call is respectfully solicited. Quarters. " - ruaranice, t ns cr sacs Gauipo Alto the DECKER BHO, PLANS, by WOLFORD & SHILBEAG, | Ei¥yi* or each Coup, nee ania: Eloveu Tickets. : oet3-1m 437 th ot., bet. D and B, sonthwest - — —— D 7 | The Montpelier Female ctation, V World-renowaed Grand, | (JSPRECEDENTED REDUCTION. chartered br thie Leaiievare ‘ch Vituiuia ad the OR ES onteceg PTR, PLANO. Best make Paper Oaibric (donhie width), Ro Cirenit Goure of 6: the best Now MaDe. THE FAVORITE! Ae aroecogein and Fruit of the Loom Uotions, | ties of Grand Ott © Tay dow a “Home for the Old, lntirm, McOAMMON PIANOS, well known for their aweet- | ?E% np. Lodics of Virginin® at Momtpelinr, the tor Bee abet ie AR Deauty of fiutah “Second head | Klegaut Diack Lions Bik from 7$e to 9728 ( | dence of President Jame Madteou. = FLANOB for sale at prices from $80 upwards on | Lyons Gros Grain ef $1 On wom baer” The Associatien is nnder the control of etebt FE ere pe nee gee ,Oreane for rent. end | “Bisck Alpacas and Mobuue Groce, trustees.eix of © t elected bionutally by the turing promptly atiended to. “A call resp Garton Flannels, best makes, Wc- and & stockholders and tw. appointed by the Gvertor of ey ICHENBAOL'S P) All Linen Towels, $3 dozen (3 for 980.) and ap, reinie. ith street above Pa. All Diner Hemmed Bak‘s «120 Worth 250. Remittances for tickets may be med+ by expree ‘BEAT BARGAIN», oo qn Silk Clocked Balbriggan Hose, only | pre-paid, post-office money order on Wasiriagton D 0 : D. C., oF by registered lester, addressed to IN PIANOS AND ORGANS ‘Hip Gore Corsets. §0c.; rednoed trom 750, | am "3 Elegant Parts Kids.fic.,(2 button, ¢1.) Hon. JAE! Bov Sika Cee & EEO, opnratels and Sun Umbreiive, wud Tub pnes: | ec ee 723 71H BTR alt Synare sbove Pa arent sarrefice, to close. We offer none but first-class goods, selected wit view to benuty apd durability. Those wisiti: get the fuliest valne for their money should ex: our@icck, This is our final redaction. BAODNEAD & Cy., 15-8m_ 1206 F street, betwoen 1th and Lith Pres M. FE. A. Boterenoes. by permission: Hie Excelle L. Kemper. Soren u : tenes tert ©. Walker, Ex-Govern Hon B. W thers, Lient -Goveroor of V. +5. Bon- Hog!oe, Jotve Bastern Benaters apd Members of ©: ogress Ne Farther Postponement oF THE SECOND AND LAST GRAND GIFT CONCERT ticulare, testimoniate, &c., send for Non. JAMES BAKSeouR, 1 JEW BOOKS AT BALLANTENE’S, Prev MF. B.A. Alex eee N | able Agests weuted every wore, Masonic Relief Asseciatioa 428 Seventh Street, OY ssi. ~ or Opening a Chestnut B: 7 Rev. E. P R-» f é franca : Mt % 7th, opposite ¥ P. THURSDAY, 19th November. Fired of the Bess Sy We. Beiirosd Dopet, hese . ge Work 40 | hestoie ent clorebetee reed Under authority of the Virginia Legislature (act ne ware. er Rovadne an — Doors Outward; by the anthor of Win and We every day, by steamboat apd railroad. Hotele, vossed March 8b, 18/3), ey ee Prd igte tinh ‘OR es Restacrants, aud feuiies eupplicd by ihe veset ible. ocd tr Fraser's Lectures on the books of t » busbel,or barrel, at the cheapest market sepad-im 20,000 TICKETS—6,000 CASH GIFTS. ICHARD B. MOHUN & CO., STINEMETZ, SOOKESELLERS AND STATIONERS, Bw a HATTER AND FURIES, b J 2B3T Pennere AVENUE, Sit ot 1018 PExxsvavamia Avesrn Neat to the corner of Ibth roe. Bas jnet reterned from New York with @ fult r and bt Dress RATS; to, 49 Caan Git s of @ ene Pee A. sMscGahaphi Son & ase | BESS haruene Dom MAT: prio oto pe 23 Cesk Gite of paer ¢ a '. Lewis, eity ); price, 98. oper 230 dese ginect ite Arden; by Mrs Olithant oot 18 | XLEGANY SILVER-PLATED Wank Pm ees Busts aimee for isi. nor 3 FOR WEDDING PRESENTS. oct-tr 6000 Onan Prizes, ®CHOOL BOOKS. | retry Berar, 208 Ponneyivania Avenue, EPIOn OF ZIOs — si rk VARIETY OF or gin, ic WRITING BOOKS, SLATES, PENS, SHOT-GURS, ‘This SELLING VERY LOW, aT ead will breneénana SLATE PEROILS, FABERS’ LEAD PENCILS, | oc-tr CARO'S BAZA: — DEAWING BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, D. ™ "FS% cor For Tickets and . PASS BOOKS, MEMORANDUM BOOKS, Gencrai Commission < BOOKS. aud . Responsible Arents Wanted. soph itm” sa Pd Gace ee sng Plaine DIARLES, . Sater est genid Sat J FINE CHINA, eS Seance FPo-Y oo ism erariommar. CROCKERY, Wholesale and retail, at the very lowest prices wastes oe GLASSWARE, ar cael AND INITIAL sTaTiongRY CUTLERY, SHILLINGTON'’S BOOKSTORE, : VIS-A-VIS and ALEXAN- PLATED WARE, | _své-tr Corner 4% street and Pa. avenue. Hy octI7-3¢ -— HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. ee ‘With our increased facilities we to furnish the above goods to our customers en iow ae Befseat to ‘they can be purchased in northern cities, \WEEB & BEVERIDGE, 1009 PENBLYLVABIA AVERUB, oti J0W ‘Sermon wu saa on steve, | Box