Evening Star Newspaper, October 28, 1874, Page 4

EVENING STAR. _| WEDNESDAY.. October 2s, 874. | LOCAL NEWS, | To-uight. F. W. Lander and Sqmare (N. ¥.) thea- j ne Eyre } ‘The renowned artist, Co- gil poper. Geo. 8. Knight, M’Ule Zitella, ‘and other attraction: —_——_e—__—_ Ammsements, &c Ford's Opera E .—Mre. Condensed Locals. } See grand cf-night araangement at Lincoln Hsli in amusement column, first page. ‘The attention of members of King Solomon's Lodge, No. 2. is called te potice etsewhere. ‘There was no meeting of the Buard of Health m being present. The alarm of fire last evening, velock, Was cau: corner of D and 7th streets; no damage. Potomac Lodge, No. 164, 1.0. of B’nai B'rith, of Georgetown, at a recent meeting appropri- ated $10 from the fands of the lodge to the Na- tieval Washington Monument. The fair at the tent on Market Space fur the benefit of the First Independent (M. E.) evurch le attracting the atieution of the colored peopls nightly. large low-preseure cyli compound er yard was cast to-day. Meters. Page putting a tor Wooden pavement « tween Si! and } BF & preservation A'lison Nailor, } t Of bis livery stable, on E street, and workinen are engsged in putting ap a new one, modern in design, that will be a marked improvement on the former structnre. ‘The alarm of bre sounded last night from box 48 war caused by fire being discovered in house No. L street northwest, occupied by Ed- ward Hopkins, which was extinguished before any rerious damage was done. Loss about 4100. ‘The following subscriptions to the National Wasbingtoo Monument were received to-d San Pablo Ledze, No. 43, f. 0. 0. F., Valle. 25; W. W. Kapley. Washington, D. St. John’s Lodge, No. i, F. A.A. M., Washington, D. C., 1.0. a District Government Afatrs. The Collector of Taxes yesterday footed xp the receipts of bis office at heariy $49,000. The continues to-day, and the receipts will probably overresch those of yesterday. PAID UP. Commissioner Blow to-day paid off the last demand vote tor money} borrowed by the District government amountin; ler for one of the nee now building at the navy Fletcher ara now en mt and pi Fania aren aged in CONTEMPLATED Biow thin! reduction of the taxes to 1 DUCTION OF ASSESSMENTS, the prospect looks fair for a cure assessments of netal Position, however, contemplates the strictest economy in the furture adwinistration of affairs. OLD CORPORATION BONDS REDEEMED, The Commissioners have a!so just redeemed | i corporation eight per cent. bonds, to the | mount of £450,000, held by the National Metro- | politan Bank of this city, giving in lieu thereof | the new 5.5 bends, thas curtailing a large an- noal interest. Nearly every o reditor of the District nas, | or soon will be paid off, and the current ex- penses met promptly. { THE SINKING FUND COMMISSTON. | ‘The sinking fund commission do not appear | to have mueh to do. So fa of the sewer | bonds have been presented for exchange for the 3 65 bonds, and only 50,000 certificates ef the Board of Pu ks have beew re- ceived in exchange tor said bonds. The holders coubtiess think the certificates the most wa wable on account cf the high rate ef iuterest | they bear WANT TO GO HOME TO voTR. Several of th ks in the Colambi« bailding bave made application to the Commissioners for leave of abse to return to their respective states to vote. No action has been taken as yet, but it is understoed that the chief engineer does | granting of the request, unless the | threats, or force, or by threatening letters, or not farer th applicants fornish absence, the clerical te the lowest porsi standard. PAYING CONTRACTORS’ LADORERS. ‘The clerical force in the office of the District Aw o’clock im adjusting the payrolis of contractors who bave not paid their men. The Controller is to-day paying t denberg and Mr. Finlev. Ceutructor Barber will next re Pa “Tar INPLvesce oF THe Jmws Prockess oF tis Wo: "Last evening there was quite a large audience present at the Hebrew Synagogue, on Sth street, between fH ard I, to hear @ lecture by Mr. Simon Wol substitutes during their under the auspices of the Schiller bund. There | Was present quite a number of our leading citi- zens, a well as Hebrews, and the speaker was etened to with marked attention. He was imtreduced, and after returning thanke for the invitation to him a Jew, to speak in behalf of people, he referred to'the Pereecution of the Jews in various countries of Earope daring the middle ages, and down almost to the present 4 and to the obloquy ieaped upon them, not oni: by the ignorant and bigoted, but even by suc writers as Shakspeare and Dickens. who, in iy leck and Fogin, bold them up to ridicule. Even the legend of the +“ Wandering Jew” is called in to minister to superstition and fanaticism. ‘The public prese and even the lexicographers are responsible for perpetuating this injustice. But, sofsr from there being any real ground for this ostraci«m of the race, he claimed that facts went to show that, though there were, of course, seme bad ard unworthy men among them, (made so, in many cases, by persecution and injastice,) vet as = people they were the Peers of the best,and the inferiors of none. He proceeded to show, by citations from historians and other writers—all Christian—the import- ant part they had played in the advancement Of civiltzation and learning, quoted severe crit- icitms on Shakspeare’s “Shylock” by Bryant, the poet, and Robert Benedix, and eulogies on the Jews by Macauley, Heine and others: He asked what character tu history is the equal of Moses, the law giver? and gave an auaiysis of bis characier snd teachings, and said thata few such men would be valuable as law-makers even in these days of “Christian statesmen.” Coming down te our own days, he enumerated | & list of eminent names, commencing with Dis- Teli, the Rothschilds, Mendelssonn, Meyer- deer, Kossint, Talma, Rachel and others. The lecture was characterized by laborions Tesearch. accurate learning and fervent patri otiem toward bis pation aud people, and by | genuine eloquence. It was a masterly effort, and carries the autbor to a high rank among | the best and most eloquent thiokers and ora- it about five | by the burning of a kettle | | Now. this is illegel. And what I say vow Lam the irou foandry about 2 p.m. | | ings in this case by publication. e to $200,000, | and releared thereby ©300.000 collateral bonds. | | per cent., which he thinks will | meet all obligations, Desides the carrent ex- | penses of the District government. This pro- | ree having been redaced | itor are employed every night until tea | laborers under Mr. Van- | ‘The laborers under | eive attention. | IN THE | tors of his race in America. The preliminary exercises consisted of singing by the choir, which was very fine. The choir was led by Mr. | L. Stern, and was composed ot Misses Clara | Siegel, Bertha Herman, Effie Oreigh and Rebecca Gottheif, and Messta, L. L. Bout, B. Nordlinger, A. Franc, 4. Levi, and G. Scbiei- | singer. ‘The Sebiller Band ts on best, literary orgsn! zatio: it was organ! f the best, if 1 swe have int ears ago under the | auspices of > Who bas been its pre-ident up time. Not oply are the German i by the b ud, Dut the current literature of the past and present | ay tnd gifted expouents in the members ot tue se, which ts composed of our best society. Heretofore they have met im private st the houses of the members, extending invitations pecestar Dut this year, we are g Kl to enlarge tbe Beld of entertainment, aud propose several public entertainments, card, the next of which will be given a few weeks hence at the Unitarian eburch. ‘They cannot come too i isst night's lecture ie & specimen of wh: to follow. —e Ter Kr oF St. AvGUSTINR— Anniver sory Porate.—This afternoon the Knights of St. Avgustine are having a parade, aud to-night the apniversary banquet wili be given at Lyceum Hall, E street, between lth and 12 streets northwest, to-day being the second anni- versary of the organizaiion. ‘be knights were reviewed by their almoner, the Rev. F. E. Boyle, this afternoon, ai the corner ot © and 24 streets portbeast, after which they marched over the following route:—4th street to Virgi..ia avenue, to Sth street, to East Capitol street, to Pennsylvania avenue, to 13th street. to M street, to 15th street, passing the new St. Augus- time church, to L street. to 2ist etreet, to P street, to West strect, Georgetown, to High street, to Bridge street, to P THe Late Mas. A. B. Tatcorr.— J of Mrs. Talcott, wife of A. B. Taleo arta piace yesterda: g EF : i : 5 E i H i i ie i ' E i iy | YUNLIEMERS ARB LIALLE TO PINE AND IuPat- soSMBaT FOR COMMENTS Wal0gd HAVE & TERDERCY TO IMPEDE JUSTICE. Prior to the examination of witnesses in the sate-borglaty case now pending ia the Criminal Judge Humphreys yesterdsy made the following Temarks with respect to newspaper mente on the trial, having first seut the urors Owt Of the room We set om this case to have a tria! accor!- ing to the rales of iaw. I made the _ uling yea tered md th jon whicd T did in re | gard to the jar reason that during the (rial of this cause publications have been mate that, in my view, would tend to obstract the trial, and if these precautions had not been taken of requiring the jury to keep their minds exelusively open to the reception aud impres- sion of the evidence in the cause it might have led to confusion In the trial of the case. There is a direct heading in one of the papers—it t= beaded “A mockery of justice.” 1u another a 004 many things are saad, and extracts made From other papers. The last is a Sunday paper. It is strange that the Sunday papers should contain a kind of aggregate of insinua- tons; charges that appeared to be reserved for that day to be ee forth to confase @nd poison, an attempt which appears like intimidation. ‘eying in kindness, after deliberation as a con- viction of my duty, charged as 1 am with the orderiy conduct OF aig casé, And nobody else under the organization of this government a this present time and in the mode of proceed- ings can step in. We profess to be governed by law. 1 have stated two or three tunes daring Judge Humphreys op Newspapers. A Mrnpreove Arrnay—Two Sons of Tulcan | the course of this trial that ail parties are en‘i- tled to be tried by the rules of law. if, by these | rules, after a fair and impartial trial, & party ts on the | found guilty be must saiver the conseyacuces oi thai finding. If he ts found not gutity he goe: to use # very appropriate term that L heard an other use, he goes “‘acquit;” and that is the langunge of the law-book. It is a serious matter to attempt to interfere with a regular trial, conducted, not accordin gentlemen, to outside iniiuences, but accordir to the rules of law. So far as comment is con- cerned upon the conduct of the judge who now . it may be made; it will not be mter- fered with by me, but so far as the jury is con cerned, it is my sworn duty to see that they shall not be interfered witb, nor shall the proceed- We can con trol, so far asthe former 18 concerned, to the Precincts of the courts, by this summary pro- cess, and it is not so certain that the summary process may not be used in regard to the in’ ference by publication. Suppose that whilst this jury was being formed, and atter it was formed, that some man had stepped in tne court-room doer and announced, “that is a packed jury,” within the hearing of the court, does anybody suppose they could not have been instantly dealt with summarily, as long as the contempt remained unpurged’ Now, what difference is there in that declaration’ being made, and it being published where it is ex- pected that the publte will read the pay My impression is, and J say it in all _kindaess, and I eay it with a view of bringing to the attention of persons what I think they have omitted to notice in the provisions of the law, if this court is to be held as a United States court, under the provisions of the acts of Congress, parties who do this may be punished. It it is to be held as not only having the jaris- diction of @ Umited States court, bat aiso the jurtediction which attaches from the state ot Maryland, then clearly the punishment could be more summ Now, combine the two, then, as ts probable; why, then, if you take it as under the act of Uongress, the two acts, one which limits the power of a court, passed years #g0, a8 applicable to the punishment for con- tempt of that which occurred either in the presence of the court, or so near thereto as to interfere with the progress of a trial, that bas been supplied by # very recent act of Congress. I do not mean the act which has been denomin- ated by the pnblic as the “gag law;” but I mean snother, In 1812 Congress passed’ an act—An- gust, 1872—and Judge Fieid called the attention of the grand jury of California, in bis charge to the grand jury, in this language: . * At its last session Congress passed a strin- gent act to prevent the continuance of a per- nicious practice, as well as to prevent any attempt to iniiuence the administration of jus- tice corruptly or by the intimidation of jurors. It is entitied ‘An act to prevent and punish the obstruction of the administration of justice in the courts of the United States.” It enaets that it spy person or persons shall corruptly, or by any ‘threatening communication, endeavor to influence, intimidate or impede’ any grand or etit jury or juror of apy court of ihe United States in the discharge of his or their duties, or shall corruptly, or by threats, or fore, or by threatening letters, or any threatening commu- | nications, influence, obstruct or tmpede, or en- deavor to influence, obstruct or impede, the due administration of justice therein, such persou or persons £0 offending shall be liable to pro-ecu- tion therefor by incictwent, and shall, on con- victon thereof, be puntshed by fine not ex ing $1,000, or by imprisonment not excee one year, or by both, according to the aggra’ tion of the offense.’ It also euacte that if any | person or persons shail attempt to influence the action or decision of any grand or petit juror upon avy issue or matter pending before sich juior, Or betore the 2a, of which be is a mem- ber, or pertaining to his of their duties, by writing or sending to bim any letter or letters OF ALY Communication, in print or in writing, in relation to such issue or matter, without the order previously obtained of the court before which the said juror is summoned, the psraon so offending shall be deemed guilty of a misdi meanor, aud shail be liable to prosecution there‘or by indictment or information; and shail on conviction thereof be punished by tine not exceeding #1.(00, or by imprisonment not exceeding eight months, or by both, such fino and imprisonment according to the aggravation of the offense.” Now, is you take it that this act does not ap- Ply to this court, then this court would havrethe jurisdiction that the courtsof the states would €, and we all know that almost every state exercises the jurisdiction; almost coextensive with the jurisdiction that was exercised by the Supreme Court of the State of Illinois. There could be no stronger meaning used to inflaence a jury than the publication of articles; such as thore which have been published in reiation to the organization of the jury. This jury was sworn, was tried; was accepted according to the strict rules of law, and they purged themselves. if they have committed perjury in saying that they had not formed such an opinion as would ‘nee them in their ion ip this case, then they are liable to another proceeding. ‘Atter this trial is over; after it has been gone through with; then there may be room for the proper exercise of that liberty which belongs to the press, which can never be construed, however, to be a liberty that is inconsistent wit the Riberty of the other departments of the country, I apprehend that anybody who might be indicte.j nnder any of these acts would prefer to be tried by the rules of law, and to be entitled to his challenges, and to be entitled to the strict holding, as he always should be, and shal! be as long as I am presiding, than to be tried by the mob. Iprefer these majestic columns, tf f may use that expression, which stand and that aro thrown as protection around the citizen, aud it he Is to be tried according to those old me without any intluence; without muy pre- judice. ———— ee "Tis Sweet To HRar THE Watcs Doa’s Howsst Bagk”—But Here iz One Who Has Sounded His Last How- Wow.—Yesterday, be- tween 4 and 5 o'clock p.m., quite au excite. ment was caused at the corner of izthand D streets by the savage atiack of a bull dog upon @ little colored gtrl,ten years old, named Ka- chel Coleman. It seems this little girl, with a, companton, were crossing 1th street, when they were met by Bill Culeman, colored, who was leading the dog by means of a stout chain sttacbed to his coilar. In passing, Coleman set his deg upon the little girls w frighten tnem, at the same time giving out tue siack in the chain, when the dog sprang upon this girl and nearly tore Ler left ear off, and lacerated the beck part of her bead shockingly; at the same time with its powerful paws stripped her nearly naked. The child’s sereams brought a crowd together, and among them Mr. Lemuel Weed- en, former hostler of No. 2 fire engine company, who darted through the crowd, aud seizing tie dog by its hind legs whirled it above his head and dashed its brains oat on the pavement. The Act was pronounced by the entire crowd as a heroic one, and Weeden received many thanks and for it. Coleman was then ar- rested by Lieut. Skippon on the charge of as- sault and battery. The little girl was taken imto the drug store of Mr. Entwisle, where medical attention was given her. 700 LIGHT A PUNISHMENT, BY HALP. Coleman was arraigned m the Police Court this morning, charged with assault and battery on Rachel Coleman, to which he pleaded guilty. After the hearing of several witnesses the judge sentenced him to six months In jail. Endeavor to Settle Little Diferences Between | Them.— About 12 o’clock last uight an affray oc- curred between two blac! ths on Virgtoia avenue, between 21 and Sd streets southwest, which resulted in Jerry Robinson being knocked down and his skull being fractured by Joha Roberts, bis former employes, who keeps.a shop — on the street named above, It stems that therd Ciference between them about a balance tobingon for labor, and that on this occa- tion the latter wont to Roberts’ shop with a cart for the purpose of remoring his tools and ef- | fectingasetttement. During the conversation | angry words were raised, and Roberts picked up telloe to & cart wheel and struck Robinson @ blow on the head, felling bim on the spot, and fellowed it up with another blow, making him senseless. Oficer Kevna came up and took Roberts into custody, and locked him HPs and had Robinson removed to the station house, where Dre. McWilliams and Hazen were cailed in and rendered medical aid, after which Oficer Edelin removed him to his homo, on 17th street, between D and E streets northwest. Roberts = have a hearing when the results are asc2r- ined. mga ViraL Srattatics CoLLaTED FOR THE Boaxp or H&ALTH.—The report of vital s'a- tistics, which Was prepared by the registrar to present at the meeting of the Board of Healt ‘ast night, shows: Total deaths, 7) adaits— white males, 12; females, 15; colored maies, 8; females, 7; winors—white males, 8; femaies, 9 colored: males, 15; femates, 7; of this number 20 were under one year of age. Marriages—white, 135, colored. irths—white, male, 31, female, 31; colored, male, 10; female, 9; total, 81. he health ofticer’s report for the week ent ing October 24th, shows nuisances abated, 5 canses Of death inv ted, 9; burials at pnb- Ve expense, 4; poor persons treated by phy- eictans to poor, 91; cost of icines, $22, loads of garbe ge removed, 235; dead animais remove, 44. Inspections of marine products—19,209 bunches fish, 12.189 bushels oysters; condemaa~ tione—t#4 burches fish, 230 bushels oysters, 58 pounds beef, 49 pounds veal, 35 pounds mutton, 18 pounds pork, 62 pounds bacon, 6 chickens, > trukeys, 24 b %y bushel tomatoes, 2 eg: plants, % bushel beans, 15 bunches radishes, 2 Dushels ‘apples, 1 bushel peaches. Animals impounded, 16; redeemed 15; sold, 1; in pound, 1; amount realized, $31. Privies cleaned, 952. ——_o——_ AmvsEMENTS.—At Wall's Opera House last evening Mrs. F. W. Lander gave a most grati- fying rendition of the unfortunate Mary, Qaven or Scots. In the scene between Burleigh, wherein Mary Staart takes exception to the judges who try her case, she was brilliantly forcible, and looked every inch the queen when uttering the sentence that “Fngland may mur- der but cannot judge me.” ‘This evening the excellent company appear in “Marie Antoi- nette. A good honse greeted Charlotte Thompson and her excellent support in the second repre- sentation of Jane Eyre at the National night. The drama abounds with interest, anc aside from the faithful sssamption of the va- rious roles is placed upon the stage with all tne accessories required to correctly portray the very charming novel. The Theatre Comtque continues to be crowil- ed nightly. ‘The screaming farce of the “Dutch Justice,” as given by Knight, ls an attraction initself; bot which is, however, sandwiched by various sparkling comicalitie: aeegenee THESE ARE THR TIMES FOR BARGAINS.— ‘Those in want of a stylish well made pair ot bocts or gaiters shonld atonce go to Heilbran’s shoe store, 27th street, where they are clos- ing out an immense stock without regard to t coet. THE COURTS. Porice Covrt—Judge Snell. Jobn Edmunes, 8 vagrant, was sont n gang ninety days. Moxes Morse: same. George Columbus, protane; $3. George Smith, forfeited collateral for profanity. Jas. B. Hallowell, driving on footwalk; $2. Sarah Jackson, & vagrant, was sent down for thirty days. Elizabeth Washington, vagrancy: same. Meéivina Queen, profane and indecent tan. guage: FINANCIAL AND OONMEHCIAL. Wall Street To-day New Yorx, October 23 —Ths ticle says: The local money mi ea*7 with 24 Git as the quotatios To-day. to the ch: bs rs basinesa at the board was ‘confined to Missonris, which wers ateady Gold is tirmer, the opening price hav ing bern sud there having been an sdvance da ing the first bour to 116\4, sin which # been at 10s There $s vo explanation for the firaer tone of the market except talk that borrowers of gold are to de Gistroreed, Gold loans were renewed ‘at the open: ing by borrowers paying 1-64 «f 1 per cent, Since iben they have prid 6i@7 per ceut. per snnnm, and 1-64G@i-89 of 1 per cont, "por day eign xchange is nomibally 485@i83s for prime barkers’ sterlieg. First-class baukers’ bi! however, obtatnabte at 45442455 wud 437/5(2488. ree spectively, Bpeculative shares opened unchanged for Unicn Pacific. ‘thwest, Bock Island, and Wabash, and @ Jower for the rematnder of In state bonds the jist. Durtug the first hour there was | advancs in the generat list of. ‘sts From 11 o’cleck until no. n the market decliged 3, When the lowest pri day were made for Nérthw ant and Wabash. Ben been steady at fractions! recovery from the lowest with Lake Shore ond Telugraph at the bighest. Brie opsard | de blow z josing, md during ihe first hoor di has since recerered The yrincipal dealings which have nst been la bavetcenim Erie, bake Shore, Pagitic Mat Wab: Extreme sales have been as fol Ml; Lake Shore, 79'@-)'s, Paciti: Wabash, 294@\; Telegraph. j Rock Island, 95 2 aes The Merkets. » Cet-ber 23. —Virgiuia sine, pesters, one HiGatd, 68; do. ex-coupon, Bis; }; North Carolina sixes, old, 0; do. special tax, 5 bid to-day, RR. Octoher 22.—Cotton dull and do- moeralizeé—tow micdiings, MU. Flour dull—City Mite Bio brands, 6@¢ 78; do. famtl: 263.4). Wheat unchsnged—southera fitm, western dull. Corn steady—white southern, $3@96; yellow south: erp, 3@8; mixed western dull, 32 Oats dolli— orberi. S301; weetern mixed, S457; do. whie, %@to Hye quiet and steady Hay uncheng-d. P.ovisions st.ong torent me ats, especially should ers, which are scarce aud wanted. Pork unchseged Buk Meats—shoulders, 75%; clear rib sides ne@ny, locse, Bacon—shon!ders 832: clear rib side 2% packed; suger-cured beams, 14@15. Ls HAGUM. Western butter quict a for tub and roll, Petreteam e Strong; nosteck in first hands, Whisky qnict, 1. Bogar doll, WYG@i07,. PJ York, October 28—Flour dull and de- Wheat quiet and heavy, Coin quiet aud firm. New Vouk, October 23,.—Stocks anil. Money 25: oid 10',. Exchange. long, 455; short, Governments active and stronger, LONDON, Cctober 28, 12:30 the stock exchange Qper cent. Eri < on, October 28, 3 p.m. —Rrie, 6@26'4. Paris matches quote reptes at 62 france $24 centimer, see - THE WEATHER, War DEPARTMENT, (fice of Chef Sienal Office, Wastineron, D’ O., Oct, 23, 1874, 10:30 8, m PROBABILIVIES.—For the Lotthwest wud thence to Misscur!, northeast to eeutheast winds, veering to bigh northwest, faliipg cloudy Weathor and rain, followed fn the norihwest to- nix ht by rising barometer aud occasional anew. For the Inkes, falliog barometer, fresh noriheast fo southeast win@s,rising temperatu: on Lake Soperior, cloud} weather and rain. For the Obi» Volley ard Tennessee, failing barcmeter, southoast to southwest winds, warmer cloudy weather and oc+ castonal rein. For the Gulf states, falliog barome- ter, scuther!y winds, warmer cloudy weather, and | Fossibty cccasional rain in the western portion For tle south Atlentic states, lower prossure, ble winds, and calms, warmer, clear ard’ partiy cloudy weather. For the middin states, elowly fa'l- ing barcweter, northerly. backing to scutheasterly | winds, rising t'mparaturemnd partly cloudy weathst | to-day, with incressiry cloudiness to-night, and | rain in the we portion by Thursday. For Now | England, slight barometer ond temperature changes, | noriberly winds, partly cloudy and temporarit glenr ing weather. Gautionary siguals are ordered for Deluth. B-csbabs, Marquette, Qhicago, Grand Baven, Miiwrukes, and Alreoa. ———— m.—The rate for D government s9cu- GEO. A. PRINCE & co, Organs and Melodeons, The Oldest, Largest, ond Most Perfect Mauufac- a aa United States, 54,000 Row in use, Bo other Musicat Instrument ever obtsined the same Popularity. Ss Bend lor Price Lists. Address OctI8-wae St.4p FOB PICKLING. CIDER AND MALT VINEGAR, s@ by the gallos or barrel by SAM’L ©. PALMER, = ‘With all the erudition of the editorial the N.Y. Hera'd, one of ite writers mat | egregious blunder in the use of @ ward in CITY ITEMS. A MISTARR oF fT w York Heracp.— of aa mete i the following *e-cengd in an editorial on the 15th rustant: “Mr, Scoit, though elected as a Cam- @ron man, has proved restty: The writerev- idently intended to convey another idea, as the ‘Word resiivg is defined by lexicographers to de- Bote ‘inclined or disposed to rest or stand still.”” There will, however, be much restlessnere with many after the 19th of November next, whea pow f jearn that they haye missed the chance of making a fortune by failing to embark im tha enterprise of the Masonic Relief Association of Norfolk, Va.. which at its Grand Gift Concert willdistribute a numberof large prizes. For particulars, adress H. V. Moore, Sec’y M. R. A., Norfoik, Va.,or an authorized agent of the Aseociation. ——— Use less of Dooley’s than of other Yeast or Baking Powder, asitismach stronger. Pat ap full weight. Give it a fair trial, ——_¢—____ THE NATIONAL Savincs BANK, corner of New York avenue and 15th street, pays 5 per cent. per annum on deposits for each calentar month. Banking hours,9to4. Saturdays, to 4and 6 to 8, 27,46 + Bs Wise 1x T m believe in util too late. It is one of the surest symtoms of {ne malady, for the pat ent to insist that the eough ‘amounts to notting,’’ tbat there ig no danger. Beware of this tatal incredutity. Stop thecough before it reaches @ fatal point, with tat most won of ail pulmonics, Hal's Honey of Horehoun sn when half the lunge ts gone it may save the other half and prolong life. Plies Tooth-Ache Dro ‘Core in one minnte. ° Meaixo Shirts and Drawers, @t, $1.25, @1.59 each; Medicated Shirts and Drawers, at Hol- lancer Bros., near Witlard’s Hotel. 10,14, 1: eS Ma. Car. Xanper’s Native Wine cannot be strong!y enough recommended to the lovers of a wholesome beverage, on account of ita purity. Give Mr. X. a call, at 911 7th atreet ‘vorth weet, and try it. 10, 17,01: AUI-Wwoot, UNDRESHIRTS AXD Drawers, $2 50 each; the latest style Scarfs it Hollauder Bros., next door above Odd Fellows’ Hail. 10,141: Frye Gent’ Bros. Furmuaiing Goods, at Hollander 0.141 —_—__+—____ $2.25 FOR ONE-QUARTHE BBL. SACK of Welch’s Best Family Flour, at W. J. Rapstaake’s Cheap Cash Grocery and Flour Store, corner of 6th st. and New York avenue n. w. 10,7,1: —— __ EXTRA LARGS c1zz Underwear, at Hollander Bros. 10,14,1: ——— Corns, Bunions, &0. For relief from Corns, Bunions, Olub and In- growing Nails, etc., visit Dr. White’s establish- ment, No. 535 15th street, opposite the U. 3. Treasary. TRY THE Evastio Tauss, 235 Pennzytvanta avenue. 2,5 THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales Of18T2 were £219.660, 4.12-4,wtt —— ISTRICT DOF COLUMB‘YA TAXPAY- I ERS TAKE NuTICE. : A penalty of one per ceatnm will be added to your tax bills on ard after NOVEMBER 2. A discount of one per contam to the en of this month. A raving of two per centum is reaily made by paying your tax bills before the month of October expires 1874 CLOTHE FALL AND WINTER. THE LAKGEST ASSORTMENT or Fall and Winter Clothing, MENA’, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS’, EVEL OFFERED BIFORR BEAD THE FOLLOWING: A splendid Ino of Dtagonal, Basket, and Worstad Dovbie-breasted English Bquare FRO with Vests to match, at 12, 315, for gentlemen; BUSLNESS SUITS for & $18, $18 ané $20; and DRESS SUITS at'@ 15. $2). 825 and $30; @ magnificent line of OVER: COATS, including a very genteel Overcoat for 25, 8 handsome Molton Overcoa; for 7, a fae Whit: ney Overcoat for §8, and an clezant Chinchilla Overcont for @1 (and'912; Black, Blas and Hrowa Beaver Overcosts at $12 and $18; Ane Bagiiah Kor- seys, ia Bine, Brown, Drab and Smoke color, all very bandsom*ly trimmed and lined, at 916; very fine Astracsy Beaver Overcoats 4 935; end many other atyles, For Yout! of Bostnees Suits from @7 to Cy. Dros Suits from $18to $20 end @95; Bova’ Baics tn grot Pants from $2to 450 to $8 variety, from §8 to $12; Basin a4. Fancy Careimere its and Overcoats. d fire Dress ee at prices ranging ‘A beau ne of Children’s Bu tifui I urge @ careful inspection of my goods before chasing elsow her tug the public that never before bi 8 varicty of Gar- mente to please all 4 desires, to accommodate all purtes, ar to give such entire satisfaction. A. STRAU! 1011 PENNSYLVASIA Ave: octl3-tr ‘Three Doors from 11th Street. WRArPING NEW CLOSES, to pisiv snd fancy Gioths BLACK CASHMEEE COSTUMES. Bich and elegantly BEADED GARMENTS MOURNING OLOAKS. Que handsome SILE VELVET POLONAISE. At reasonabie prices, JOHN T. MITCHELL, erat it 931 Ponnsyleavia avenn SESE canniaces. QRS JOSEPH BECHH AUS, CARRIAGE BUILDER, 1204 Frankford Avenue, Philadel ph Above Girard Avenus, * ESTABLISHED 1553 FINEST APSOBRTMENT. NEWEST DESIGNS. LANDAUS, LANDAULETS, FIV E-UGLASS LANDAUS, COUPES, COUPLBTS, BARYD- CHS, PHETIONS, VICTORIAS, CaBRIO- LETS, BUGGIBS, DRAGS, COUPB-KOCKA- WAYS, @BRMANTOWN COACHES, CLOSB AND SHIFTING-QUARIBR COACHES, ENGLISH COACHBS, CLARENCES, HBARSES, i ([u= BUFFALO LITHIA WATER FOR SALE. WALT APLOAT—<.400 sacks GA. wane Ss new land bg from eelooner Bmoch Moore, Ft e amar I. TROS DAVIS. E/XTEAGEOISAEY 6a SOMINS IN DEY GOODE st the mew store of mou ~~ Bi BENJAMIN MILLER, 103 B Ladies? Dress Goods tn the pewewt sty fol Qoots for Culldren. very cheap. ‘A large stock of © Cloths aad Ca. Uaeres and Oficlotha, Onr motto ix qu lesand small pre octal FALL DRY GOODS AND CABPSTS. LARGER STOCK THAN EVER BSEOKE, AND AT CHBAPER PRICES. BLAOK SILKS, BLAOK OASHMERES. BLACK FREUCH NERINCS. DAKK SERGE, DARK SATTEESNS Horris’ Seamices two-batton KID G@LOV ris’ Victoria two- INGRAIN © ; Har- batton KIDS; two and three-piy ABPETS: Floor OILILOTHS and BUGS; one Palo Hami'ton CANTON FLANNEL, 12%C.; obe bale extra fine 44 brown COTTON at 2c 5 8 full Hine of Ladics?, Mises and Gear? UN, DERWEAR, at S THOS SROWN's Octls. 2er No. 121 Bridge st- FASHIONABLE & HAT: HATS, and Brosdway Fal) Style of SILK Fifth ae Bats: hones ak STIPE EBLT HOYT BELT HATS Large supply ust reeaived fri octte-tm JEORGETOWN 8. vi Nas GANK, vO. ©, G 91 Bait STARET. . Yan Batardays posite) anti 6 pm. Enterest paid on Geueral Bauking Rnviness done, and Col- Tate on all accessible peinis. Discount ai Bonds giciere F., POLURLNHORS, President, H.W. BAGRETT, Casnie Directors. B.Polkinhorn, Thes.Dowitng, J.T. Mitchel!, Hoory Dickson, B.L.Oropioy, Frai. ¥. Sones, Riley A-Suime, .0 Hartley, Thor, Kuow! aps-e: ly UB NEW KETADLIGHMENT, @) roses With evlarged premises, tmproved -achtnery the best talent to bs bad in the ceuctry, ta fact evory facitlty for doing the best work nt low prices, We would respectfully inform our friends and tae poblic tbat pre-eminent as may have been our repu- ation in the past; OUR MOTTO IS EXCELSIOR in Dyeing and Cleaning Ladice Dresses, Shaw: Bacques, Ties, Kibbous, &o, &¢., Gent's esis Pants, and Vests At home toeverybody from Ta, m. until snnset, Saturdays from 7*. m. until 45 p.m., atche off Stand extablished 1&1, now the most complete In the country, Everybody come so: eee us. . H.W ARATLEY, jy8-tr__ 49 Jofferaon street, Georgetown, D. U, ————————— eee ; EXCURSIONS, &e. ReetLan LINE TOMOURT VERNON NO AMBULANCE RIDING BY THIS LIN Frank Hollingshesd, of the steamer AR- aving entered into acontract with the LADIES’ MOUNT VER- NON ASSOULATIO to run a steame: a excepted) to Count — 1» te the only person allowed to Passengers by’ steam- beat at Moont Vernon Wharf, = z Passengers will AVOID the trouble and vexation of BIDING 3 MILES IN AMBULANOBS (as by other lines) by taking the regular eteainer, Arrow, ‘The steamer leaves 7th street wharf daily (San iay excepted ) at 10 o'clock a.m., returning about 4 p,m. Bound T:ip Tickets, $1; ‘including edmiesion to Mansion apd Gronnds 9 i i HOLLISGSWORTH, cpt. Mount Vernon Association, FRANK POLLINGSHEAD, Captain Steamer Arrow, seps-2m _____ PIANOS, és. * KCN, Practica! Piancmaker, 632 Rew York avenue, near 7:h street, SoLa AGENT FoR THE PaTE*T LECKEB BRO.'3 PIANOS, Pianos and (reans Tuned, Repaired, and for fi. Guasrenies and Liberal prices. oct2s. W % ESABE & 00.°8 Wortd-ronowned Grand, Sqnare and Uprigtt =PLANO. FORTES, prononnced by teading Jnl RR the BReT Now Mave THE FAVOURITE McCAMMON PIANOS, well kuown {or thelr ewact- bess of tone and beanty fluish Second-hand PIANOS for sale at prices from $80 upwards on easy terms. Pianos and rgane for rent, and ee hg nol! i at RED BOOMS. a Gest BARGAINS, x FUR C IN PIANOS At @. b. MUSIC STORK, BT NoRTEWEsT, atent Office, $ 1 0 TO $100 INVESTED IN WALL & q ofen leads to fortcn No liabiliry, © Art of Speculution”’seut tree by HICK LING & 0 Bankers and Brokers, 72 Broadway, N.Y. se2i-i 0 G8k™48 AMBKICANSAYINGS BARA Corner 7th and F streets, (Federal Bulicings Interest paid on dey ts. JORN Hitz, Pron’t (‘ma8-1y10. @. PREwvies, Van * "cB. TIMUNEY & CO. ‘ee BASKERS AND BSOkwRs, Sond National Bank Building, 609 Seventa sires Transact Geveral Banking, Bxcbaake, aud 0". lectin g Business. eee SELL SOLD, GOVERNM ED? joure’ pay Account cashed in advance B STOCKS, fe. Ary of febls-ly DU ESIAL HoreL, WASHINGTON, UD. C, WILL BE OPENKD AND KEPT AS A FIRST-OLASS HOUSE, NOVEMBER tr. JAS. S. PLRKCE, Proprietor, Late of Kockingham House, Portanouth, N _oet35-im EYTMINSTER HOTEL, Vee On TLE ROROPEAR PLAN Cormer of Erving Place and i6th Sires, NEw YORE, Ouly one block fro: Union Buuate, the moe: oxs- tral yet quiet location Ip toe city, iu the imuncdiats siciulty of all the principal pisces of acauscmuent ao? toad! retsil stores, has onl: ed the Prat aeanih DY the sidttion cf ay roc ap Deer ciovator, 7 CHAS. B. FEREIN, Propristor, tse" BUTES, ‘Teo @ STEST, Bev weuntem and Srx Ore xese, als ! DRY GOODS. Bvack sink. By'ere’a LYONS BE s . Than 2 we ot ee LACK SILE, @! Tyand & AOK BILE, 81. : 5 | Afsietek rau fn Day aoese H Mo Sewer Beaies tah -& ot 75 ceats ou th ‘‘ GEO. 3. J04%s0n & £9., TAI Market Sorte. DESIRABLE DRESS GOODS Serges, Cashmere, Merinoes, Bisck apd Colored Alpacas and Popline, Biack Mchaire, Splendid Black Biiks, Biack Drapd'Bis, Bomberines TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH of the shove now opened, and f leat SURPRISING! Y LOW RATES? A sob lot +f OOLORED VELVETEENS, vartety, at $0 a cents, Only half tb BCGSN & WYLIE, CAMELS RAIB CLUTaZa, | C-SHMEBES. BERINOS | EMPSE%e CLOTHS, | DELAINES ' DIAGONALS. Avd ether soft-fuihed 5 DS, st tractive prices. DBRS COU = 208% T. MITCHELL, ee 91 Pennsylvania s¥eon jo" BS PRICE TO ALL. By Oe 't__ AOS and 1020 Seventh meee NW CARPETS, CARPET CARPET & RGEST STOCK IN THE CITY. ATTRACTIONS EXTRAORDINARY PST Every picce of O8 fen (nr assortine { the most arti«ti ace Braseela, Te Of! Clotas tu all widios r in Carpets. Gnd istest patterns, SPECIAL INOUCEMEBT. — ¢ apd pat down all Uarpots free of charge. 8 immense stock « ¥ GOODS D onthe firat floor at reduced races ‘Those who would profitabould call soon, WOLFORD & SUILBERG, THE 4kCAvE, 447 SEVENTH STRERT, cotta-tr BRIWEEN D avn B Bor Beovszap =cu. ARE NOW OF FEEING Worsted Bullion Fringe, something new, Yok Laces; Guipure Leres Velvet Bibbons THWssT, opular prices, Black Stik. 780 fal Lyons Gros Groin just rec h Sirs) Silk faced Velver: e Trimmines and Bonnets, Orders fi at wet will be takeu and the goods ft hed at New York prices. Samples will own. Beantiful Atl-wool Serges a! Sc. per yard, Plack Osshmeres( double ¥ idih),75e. Be 1p De Ete, $1.: ri Canton Flannel ( Androsecexin ard Frait of 6h Call and examine our stock BRODHEAD & co Ccts-te 12OS F street. betwaen 19th and Lith D®* evops at ASTONISHING LOW P&IORS. CARTER’S, 707 MARKET spac ODS only 15. Waterproof QUOTE, Beantital new ORES Spiendid dounie wir Excellent quality Bleached Shooting COTT only 135, (very clon ) Very fine dovbie width Bixck ALPACA, only & Finest quality Bleck ALPACA, only & Whee CASH MESE, very flue, ouly 62 * woo Very best : CALIOO, only 8 Large want es SHAWL « op * BUANE BTS ta Wasu DS, 12s. HANDKEREOUIEFS,¢. aid ETOOKINGS, b CARTEB'S is the place .— Large assortineut of OLO boys? wear, 2 _—_—_—_—_—_ EDUCATIONAL. &. THEODURE KAUFMAN, ARTIST. bas We areseiling the che ber ist. yoraL IBBTRDOTION Manimi® Harr. MAESTRO Ar ETTURC Basi: 4 has the honor to anneune R 6 - —- IN BLNGING on MONDAY, For particulars see circulars, to be kad at the music mors. fia} eetr-1m M EDICAL DEPARTMENT oF GEORGETOWN OOLLEG: 26ru MEDICAL SESSION. 157475 COLLEGE BUILDING, COR. TENTH AND # STREETS, WASHIMGION, OU. C. ihe Comme Will Begin OCTOBER) Gru, and ent ch. Facuity—Noble Young, M.D , Professor of Prin- pd Practice of Me jeneral Pathslowy Medical Ethics. Ficduardo Howart, Mt. Professor of Obstetrics, Parperal Diseases of W men and Diseases of Children. Johnson Eliot, 3 D., Professor of Principles and Practice of Bur: gery. James K. Morgan, M. D., Professor of Mv teria Medica and Therspentioa, aud Medical Juris prudence. J. Herry Thompson, M.D, Piofessor Of Diseases of W. Clinical urgery.. it ext Be) bara, M. Dy Protessor of Hitsleley, Mi scopy, and Clinical Bargers. | Ron,. B. Heaton. A.. Ph B., Professor of Ubemistry aud Toxicon: Warwick ‘Evans, M OD. Prafussor of Ana’ Balph Walsh, 4 Diseases of the Bye’ and Kor F. A. Aun D.. Clinical Lecturer on Orthopedic Howard H. Barker, M.D, Chari: V. Bo - D, Deconstrators | Parke G. Your, Frosector to the Ohair of Austomy. For fertber informaiton apply to— JOLBOUN ELIGT M.D, Doan 0. sireet, sep28-eclm t from that ne will oom my D., Professor of Physiology and ond, M COLLECTOB'S OF F10) Distxict oF Oorrmsia, WASHINGTON, Uctobor 31, 15/4, Notice is hereby given that on SATURDAY, Oct ber 31, 1874, will expire ail LIQENSES given by the Instinct of Columbia to ail apothecaries, auctioneers, banks and baakers, bill: posters, brewers, brokers, book-agents, butchers in the suv- eral market jaim-ngents, ‘contractors, caitic- brekers, commision merchants, dealers of mor- ghandise cf auy kind whatever, dealers im distil od and fermented liquors,wines, and cordials; dist Il: re, ‘nsurance-agents, ice-deslers, manufacturers of 1 lumineting gas, life and fire-tasnrance compapios, patent-agents, ‘pawnbrokers, photographers, pro: rietors of ‘bar-rooms, sample-rgoms. tippliag cuses, billiards, bagatelle, Jenny tavios, bewling-alleys, Lotels, livery-stables, intelligan-e- offices, jauk-shope, restaurants, and eating-hotiss, theaiers, real estate agents, rectifiers All parties engaged in Said business, trades, or professions must promptly reney seid ‘licenses in accordance with the provisions ef act of the Lecis- Intive Assembly, approved Awguat $3, 1871 god, the S72, mendstory thereto, spproved June 2¥, viz; “That every person liable for al who may fail to pay the same before enes) business for wrich a license may be req! in addition to the license-tax imposed, pay a fine or walty of no lers than five nor more than fifty doi- Jere for cack offens Dealers in disiilled and fermented 1 and cordials in quauticies not leas tha: further notified t & bene, with two citizens as sureties, esch in the penal sum of two bundred dol- Jars, must be given wato the District of Columbia as the saccessor to the May or, Board of Alder mea, and Board of Common Gouncil, £c., previons to ebcain- ing 9 license to traiic therein, in 00 with enae JOHN F. COOK, Colector, D. 0, ors, win aa plat ws _00'21-39 T° THE PUBLIC! PRACTICAL MACHINISTS SAY THAT THE NEW AMERICAN SELF-THREADING SEWING MACHINE ig THE BEST IN THE MARKET. oct2l-Im RUSSELL & CO.. Agents, PLATED WaRE. All the new designs for 7 TASLE USE AND ORNAMENT, IN THE BEST QUALITY. SILVER-PLATED WARE. A very jarge assortment, W. M. GALT, BRO. & CO,, oct 23-tf Jewelers. s7o THE LADIne OF WasninGToN. All who desire to procare the services of a thor- (Rep. Washington, DO. NGLISH, FRENOA, AND CLASSIOAL I E STiTos Young ladies, 419 New ¥ Prine baresth MS ABGELO JACKSON, . acnual scsal: ine on t2 iy ae eee Atawick SEMIBARY FOR YOUNGLADI "Ne res a. warts I Conte's PMG Spree eee ee ee JHE GREAT METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STOR®, IMMENSE ASSORTMENT! NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS PRICES LOWER THAN KVER! GOUDS BETTER THAN EVES NOW I8 THE TIME TO BUY! Bere area few of ¢ 8nd Girls’ Sert.o Ex snd Merine Frerch Ho and Boces, Baus Kuit juiltec Hoods. very fine, o Cloaks, §2; Childre r m4 » We. and $1; Ladies’ fue Merino Vests sad Werk. G1; Gente’ heavy Merino Bbitts, 500. and 1; Ladin’ Heavy and Fine fall var Hose, Bice pair for eq gnuner stout British Socks, and 38'c_; Large Whive Unineso Silk Baadker chiefs uty $1: Small de... do., Sc. very ch Stes and Gente’ Bessatiiewa tod Heteees Hapékerchiefs from Ice bargains offered :—3 EL? HONZ0 YOUN | us ¢ OC SEL ARE (STABDAHD SRW Y ORK BRANDS = ibe for £1.00 on Mae. (very ilk Onr 30 cont 0 bat tm thie We alen bare m tee arede of S | Powder, at mcder = COFFEE. Oi Goreromen: Java, ree Oi @overnm ut da: Old Gover | Welch's Rest Panstiy Gorden, HN Parity.’ ye A © Best Fon ° Brrvt Mille at Mrac otis Prairie Bird Farm ly at Chote Extra, per eack. e175 God Bxira, per esr 31 oe 8 bar Four supp Flour, e | AND OAT MEAL Beaten Phone 208 w Py ~ “ snk: Sook . t a inn Ont T dale Mills, tm i ace Blew. whiet © SOE al ¢ Ay low re Pore tmpored CUBA HONKY, by delicious articie Phovzo Youngs & Co GROCERS, DINTH AWD F STEEE Ta, urerece Vecie 4 Mason T ™ J. F Jonxcon ‘ * A THER LoT oF THOSE BU SUGSLES” BU MB for bab MALAGA GRAPES. Biport in the mar Special selection of very fine 0) Java, Maracaibo, Lage for thie season, A geod barre! extrs FLOUB, Fine FAMILY BLUUB. Gover R raaed Bio OOFFEES DELIVERED FINE onooekiva Ue® octistr 191 Pon te ‘T 45D wavPay. Lovers of good TEA and 0 to bear that they ras time theo “N.Y. OLUK TEAS AND COFFE SS at Bands Bue, 14% and 149 Comer Martet,| These goods are hey are retailed at «= . T Fares, 45 and 149 Center Market, Kas’ Wise, Open every dey | CALL AY © GatTinn© Cc the 1 14t9 Penusyl © svenme, retin pete LIQUORS, of 6 | gradoe, Ui] ‘+ per Goren, : nN in 3 CATAWBA, §I trecrsaiion, pote WIND, 88 GINGER ‘BRANDY, BARPRERKY s¥RUP, Re., ke yet 2 | BOOKS, STATIONERY, &o, | J UsT RECEIVED = ] ae | John Coméor Hotter TO AMERI #SH SUPPLY OF * LISTS OF EMIGRANTS IN OUI 700 DEMOCESCY AND MONa®OUY IN FRANCE by C.K Adame, ove: @3 80 A WINTER IN Bl setA; iam { RICHARD B. MORUN & Co., SOGKSSLL SES AND STATIONSRS, oettitr 1016 PRXwevrwaNs Aves NEW BOOKs at BALEANTEN ° 425 Sevewih Street, Opening a Chestrot Barr; b Helden Win the Ore, vs The Frozen Deop: by Wik Nimrod of the Sen; by W. M_ Davis, Lily and the Grew ; by De Mille. Boeptres gud Crovus, by the author of the Wide ae World Doors Gxt by the anthor of Win sad Wear, Frond's Btstory of 3 Fraser's Lectures on SCHOOL BOUKs, WRITL 8, SLATRE, PENS, SLATE PENCILS, FARERS’ LEAD PENCILS, DBAWIBG BOOKS, BLANK BOUKS, PASE BOOKS, MEMORANDUM BUOKS, POCKET "u0kKs, au eb DIARIES, SOTE, LETTER, ant CaP Pare, Wholesale and retail, at the very lowest prices ar SHILLINGTON: eers-r Bookstore, Corner 4% street and Pa. evenne. OOAL AND Woon. NEW COAL AND WOOD DEPOT, Corper of Mar) land svenne % street. Lecat Ove iit jell -selecte: mec of 88 .* whale well a 20D the subscriber eniicite “a hace of patron friends and the te oel of all Cheter Osk, Pine, and Hickory Wood, sewer and in the stick Tl af peere left with Kidder & McLenne Teh st. swil W OOD AND COAL. THOMAS W. RILEY & SONS, Wholesale and Ketail Desiere io COAL AND WOOD AND CUMBERLAND CO4i. DEPOT AND YARD ot T. W. Riley's Wharver, foot of 31th aud 32ch strertevontheeer, | WhAFvEN BRANCH OFFICE, C etrect, bezweon Streets BOrth weet. Os woopar it 2end 32 ary 7, AND PINE Woop @t $6 por cord, delivered te any part of the city. Leave your crdom with BRAD. ADAMS, corner wh and F sree f send them to ‘. wharf, foot of 6b «rect _eopl-tr J EB. ZU4a, Dealer in best varieties of ANTHRACITE AND OUMBEBLAND GOAL, GOODWIN ¥. ArLEB. Foot of K street and Bhode Inland aveane, between sth aud 10th strecte Orders siso ‘recetved through Mears. HAMEL- TOD & PEARSUN © Li waely woopt JOHNSON BROTHERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS, N eit 2 hich (obit Coan ALITY «| sich we Gl F, F280N», * CONFRCTIONER AND CATERER,