Evening Star Newspaper, November 4, 1874, Page 4

_EVENING STAR. WEDNESDAY..November 4, 1874, THRE WEATHER. WAR DEranTMent, Office Chief Signal 0: ert Wasninaton, Nov. 4, 1574, 10.30 a. m. PRonarrittes. south Atlantic and Gastern gulf states, generaliy clear weather will prevail, with northerly or easterly winds, a slight rise of temperature and high teemee: For New England, partly clouly weather, with — or Snel en — of temperature and continas . For the middie states, cool and hazy weather, hght variable winds, and no decided change in the barometer. For the lake region, Tennessee and the Ohio valley, and the northwest, increas. g cloudiness, southeast or southwest winds, light changes in temperature, and stationary or falling barometer. For the western guif states, partly cloudy and foggy weather, with east to south winds, no decided fall of tempera. ture, and stationary or failing barometer. LOCAL NEWS, Amusements, &c, Tonight. National Thea Aimee Opera Bouffe Com- pany in La Perichole. Ford's Opera How: in the Gladiator. Ould Feliows’ Hall_—The great Miltonian teaux. Theater Comique.—Signor Bartoli, Miss Vir- tickney, and other attr Lincoln Ha. id Art Ex Marini’s F ree lecture at 6.50 p French by Prof. Etienne Lambert. r. dobn MeCallough, Tab- Coudensed Locai The police will be pat school teachers on S The (iad ¢ play will Ford's Opera Hi be brought out in magnificent Every person of cultnre should attend the en- tertaining and instractive art an} science car- nival st Lineotn hall to-night. Se: im amusement column. Albert Columbus, who was before the Pol Court on the 2d instant and fined #5 for dis derly conduct, was not Ajbert Columbus on the jee force. The funeral of Mr. John T. Smith took place from his late residence on 11th streat southeast yesterday, and was attended by a large namber 6f friends and Liberty Lodge, No. 6, Knights of Pythias, numbering over 20 members, beaded by the Marine band ocean e How the News Was Received THE DBNOCRACY EXULTANT— Wa TRE NEWS—EXCITEVENT IN THE BLECTION BRTS, ETC. The democracy of Washington turned ont generally last evening to hear the inspiriting hews from the states which held elections yes- terday. The crowd around the offices in news- paper row was quite large, and seem: about equally compoved of republicas democra be former, as may agined, were terribly chagtined as dispatches come in announcing democratic successe: while the dems were corresponding!y elated as the news of successive triumphs the newsof Butler's defeat came in the excile- ment wes at fever pitch. ‘Good Gud!” ex- claimed one, “do cw Massachusetts has me democratic Yes, New Jersey tov! 1 another, was in The crowd JOLLY Goon BUMOR, and smiled often—rep ans becanse of their overwheiming defeat, aud democrats because of their good fortune. At the office of Gen. Boynton arrange: bad been made to re- ceive all the d came to Judge Fdmunds, seer liean Bristow and Post- ved early, but re- e yeneral e. Se I Jewell short time. EXCITENENT ON THE “ROW.” York World office was the favored headquarters for the «democrats. Admtrabl arrangement» bad been made here vo recei early returns, and as each dispatch came to bard it was duly placed on the bulletin and eagerly scanned. The excit-ment on the row continued until the morning hours were well advanced. the ¢ seem not tatistied with the news already received, and the republicars remain e Lope that rome corso! Owen House 4 and bets amount ¢ had ged hands. AT Tux Many of the « the Democrati early m the evening wended th Board ot Trade Rooms, the usual meeti place of that organization. tn the hope 9} ing the latest returns. Here pointed. however, for the Sesociation meeting in full blast, ering that still live ne nd were told that returps would be read at th t. Marc hotel. At the St. Mare a large crowd assem- bied early in the evening, where Mr. G. ©. Wedderburn read the dispatches, and their tenor was such that ‘requent cheers were given. 4 DAMPER ON TRE ANTI-RUTLER MEN. The anxiety to hear the news had not sab- sided this morning, and bundreds were out at ap early hour in search of the morning paper Quite a sensation was created onthe “ Row this morning by a telegram pasted on the letin board of the World office realing as fo! lowe:—“' By & mistake in the counting of ths yote inthe Salem district Butler is electe! by twenty-five majority. ‘This wae soon ascertained to he a canard, ant when called to the attention of Mr. Adams was guickly torn from the bosrd. . a ATCH TO GEN. RUTLER. ‘The following telegram was sent last nigh! Gen Butler: Wasnincron, November 1. Butler, 12 Pemberton Square, —One thou rds of crape have been purchased for 4.—Gen sand the “forty jack-ase power mud machine.” When will the procession move? Signed “Newsrargr Row.” BLECTION BRT: Considerable sums ot money im this city on the result. Among the far seeing lueky ones is Major Shoemaker, who wias seven | thousand dollarson New York, a thousand of hanged hands ; > | name of Colonel Whitie mein. When | and New York and | ir way to the | - | vite B. F.} | George Carter tentiti | THE SAFE BURGLARY. | | Twelfth Day's Proceedirgs in the Crimiaal Court | Testimony of €. A Taylor A. 3. Chap- CONCLUSION YESTERDAY'S PROCEEDINGS. | Yesterday | trial of Hiram ip the district attorney's office .. Chas. A. Taylor testified that he is clerk in the office of the Second Controller; has had the ac counts of H. C. Whitely to pass upon since 150 have seen bis signature to accounte, sever: hundred in number; have seen his hand writing to notes appended to his accounts, and is some- what acquatnted with his hand writing. A memorandum book was here shown the witue-s for identification of hand-writing, when counsel for defence objected. The Court here ques- | tioned the witness as ro bis familiarity with the hand-writing of Mr. Whitely. Witness testified that he bad seen the signatare before, and that it bore a strong resemblance to Col. Whitely’s signature; this resemblance was very oe and he was willing to say tothe jury that it bears a —— resemblance to it, yet he would not swear to it positive! A letter was here shown witness, wher wit- nese stated that the resemblance did not'bear bim out in ssying that the writing was his. Counsel for the government here cited a sim. ier ‘creametanes ts the famous trial of Pro . Webster tor the killing of Dr. Parkman in Bo-. ton, and contended that the present evidenc: should be admitted as in the cave cited. The court ruled it out, and counsel withdrew the continued, saying that thera was a peculiar nervousness in Colonel Whitiey’s han’- writing; he sometimes left the letter e,” and | sometinies it wae put in his name; he does not siwsys spell hia name altke. (Here witness | produced a bundle of papers, all containing the showing a diiferencc Of signatures | Witness stated that he woud not have passedon the papers had he not be ieved the signatures were genuine, yet they | Were not alike. ANOTHER WITNESS AS TO RANDWAITING. | 4. J. Chapman testified that he was an em- Ploye of the First Controller's office. It was ‘rt of the daty ef witness to pass on signatures Vie ‘knew the signature of Col Wh tley, bat never saw liim write. (Telegraph book sub- mitted} Thinks that is Whitiey’e signatu Crossexamined:—Never pretended to be an expert on handwriting. Whitley sometimes pu ts ip an “‘e’’—sometimes leaves it out. WHO SAW RENTON WHILE IN JAIL. Penton Russ, deputy warden of the District Jail, testified that Benton was brought there ou ths h of April. Some two or three days afier his incarceration he asked for paper to write to his wife, ana he wrote a note to A. B. Williams. | Wiliams came tn response to the note. Shortly borer nother note was sent, and Williams came again. MGrose-examination:—It was nothing unusual for lawyers to visit prisoners. Mr. Riddle had called to see Benton. Mr. Harrington had also | Visited Benton in July. RENTON’S APFIDAVIT. - a United States ; Was called by W. M. Evans, of the District attorney's office, for the purpose of | taking the acknowledgement of Benton to an Sfidavit. Benton was brought down to the | Warden's room, and there made the affidavit, Srst saying be knew the contents. Some days stter wards, the newspapers haying meanwhiie made & report ef the matter, Harrington com- | plained of the report as unjust, and asked wit- | hese as to the method in which the affidavit was | taken, showing to witness at the same time the affidavit. That was the last time witness saw | the affidavit. | _ At this point, Mr. Riddle said that hohad expected to have introdaced the ladies, (Mrs. ; Hayes and Mrs. Zirrath,) or he would have had more witnesses, but no other were present now. | _ The court then adjourned until this morning | at 11 o'clock, the jury being sent to the Nasional Hote | To day's Proceedings. On the opening of the coart this morning | there was quite a large number of spectators Present. oN OP PAPRRS, y, (Witness is the wife of Mr. ‘Aphic reporter) was called led ceriain pspers as copies made by | her trom the original papers. Mr. Riddle proposed to introduce these pa- Pers (copies of the affidavits ot Benton made on the 5th of Msy, and Hayes of the Sth) as evi- fraticy testified that he reported | the proceedings of the committee; 3 te the copies of the two affidavits handed him by the committee. Witness had the aflida- his possession for ten days or more, and at the suggestion of the chairman handed them to Mr. Colby, the clerk; understood that Colby | bad left the city; these affidavits were prodaced | by Mr. Somersilie. ‘The defence believed that the papers could not be submitted Mr. Riddle stated that he had soon after be- ing placed in charge of the case caused copies of all the documents pertaining to the case he could procnre to be made by application at the government office to Mr. Colby, the clerk, and by correspondence with Mr. Sommerville, but bad utterly failed to find the originals of the davits. Mr. Brailey was recalled and stated he acted 88 official reporter to the committee. He un- Geretood on Monday from Mr. Colby that he ©.) was to be married in Philadelphia yester- Gay, and was to leave immediately for Cali nia on his way to China. Mr. Riddle submit foundation; that Mr. up to Monday. The court said that if the defence objected they bad the right to do so, and the prosecation haying shown that the papers had reached Ool- by’s bands they had better show that he was intown. Hé should be telegraphed to, even if he was married only last night. Mr. Kiddle satd the matter could be deferred. THE MAN WHO “PiPRD” NETTLESHIP. that he resides in Balti- more; was in this city on the 7th and sith of April; saw Hayes and Nettleship on the sth of til together, H. having asked witness to pipe” him; saw them go up Lith street. that he had laid the + Was here in attendance that amount from Sheridan Shook, the maua- ger ofthe Charlotte Thompson company, that performed at the National last weex. An en thusisstic admirer of General fix, aclerk in the War department, lost eight hundred also on Dix. The most cleaned out fellows, how- ever, were the Treasury clerks, who bet heavl on the success of the New York state ticket. | Until in the last few days the government pen drivers were certain of the re-election of Dix, and put up their bottom dollars on that | gentleman. Two in the F Auditor's €ffice were cleaned out. Quite a number of Pennsylvania clerks lost heavily on bets mace on Congressional districts in the Keystone state, | and as the losers of wagers saw their mo paid over this morning, they only could console themselves by sighing as they witnessed tha disappearance of their currency. a Tas Evextne.—Mr. Me- Cullough appeared as Kemeo at Ford's opera house last night, and delighted ali present. To- | night he appears as Spartacus, in “The G!adia- im whi unpersonation he proves bimseif sor of Forrest. | erichole” is down on the bills of the | National to-night, for performance ty the Aimee French Opera Boufte company. This is one of | tbe — aby's most pleasing performances. | ‘The Miltonian Tsbleaux at Odd Fellows’ hail | is drawing crowds nightiy. i be exhibited | every evening this woek. Signer Bartoli, the bind musician, hae made | s hit at the Theater Comique. tle appears every night this week, and, besides host Of other attractions. | ——_ It w ontaL Bonps ScsperEp.—In the Equity Court yesterday Judge Wylie made a decree of divorce in the case of F.C. Bucheck- | er against Mary Buchecker. Platntii alleges he Was married in |Harrisburgin May, 1% respondent, her tuaiden name beivug Croft, and on July 15,1 within two mo after their marriage, he found that bis pi Was mirsing. she baving left the fullowing ou the mantel “WAsmINGTow, Jnly 13, 187% “This day | leave Washington, and consider 5. C. Buchecker no longer my husband, fo: do not Intend to live with bum avy longer. | wil assume my former saws. Many Caor EE ARREST OF Female Suortirrees.—Yester- day afternoon Sergeant Acton and Ufticer Sut- tom sueceeded in arresticg two notorious colored female and recovering some fifteen and other ‘The women are locked ap for a are left at the central for ti These ofticers been after these women for some time past, as they their occupation aud think they im the gang. ——< Oprictal Visitors reom CLEvaLany.—T ehier of police and the Board of Pol'ce Gom- mussioners of the city of Cleveland. Ute, ar- rived here last evening, and, under the esourt of MM. - U. Richards, were shown the city by it. To-day they will visit the puviie bi 1g8 aud other places of inter. he —_-—___ A Notre Pros. Exreeep.—This morning in the Criminal Court, Judge Humpareys, Gea » assistant attorpey of the District of Columbia, entered noile pros. iv the caus of Jobn McBride, convicted of indecent exposure ta July last and sentenced to pay fine of $100 or three months in the workhouse, and sppsale: to this court. party has been sick in jail for sumetime hence this actiou. A GRAND Comrie tendered to the L = te Senator Alien G. on per Thurmas, others, this evening at 9 o'cwcs. ere ae Pt crams onto phorencar conductor so | 2 tich widow itenees married Lim. A! the sing ‘BOW op} /ying for situations, AL be ocd - ARY SERENADE jent Prees Corrs | Madge also made search under order of the S . Dia that she | specifically surplus Popalatioa is to use tne name of hischiel. He ORIGINAL TELEGRAMS PRODUCED. Leonard Whitney, sworn.—Witness is manager | ofthe Western (nion Telegraph company in | this city. Witness produced certain original telegrams (quite a nomber). Mr. Riddle sub- mitted them to the defence after sorting them | out, one or two of which were ssid by Harring- u not to be in bis handwriting. Witness said these were not produced under protest, but ia obedience to the summons of the court; they- were all received and sent; had copies of tele- grams sent from New York and the receipt books showing their delivery in this city, which he produced by direction of the coart. Cross-examined — Witness allowed copies to be made several months ago, partly an‘ler the Tule allowing senders to take copies of messages Tecoguizing the right of the bead of a depart- ment or bureag to procare copiesof telegrams of subordinates, and partly under the orders of the president of the company. Witness received the order by telegram, had itat his office; would »reter not io produce it except under sabpi-na. be telegrams trom ist March to Ist September were asked tor and copies made. The order was received ip September. Mr. Riddle mace the copies or they were made by his order. Mr licitor of the Treasury, and Mr. Orten thinks in dul - Ke-direet The messages were produced on belng called for. the name of the parties and Gate being indicated. c “aieler sworn.— Witness is clerk in the ff general superintendent of the Western Cuton Teleg Witness produced the ort, telegrams of certain parties in New York 1 to partis in this city; and had the receipt books of messages received trom parties in this city im New York. Witness produced the origi- ; Bals and books. ©. &. TAYLOR WAS RECALLED. Witness is acquainted with the handwriting of Thos. Shatler; never saw him write; witness identitied a certain paper in the handwriting of Mr. Shailer. | Objected to and exception noted by General Henkle for Colonel Whitley.| Wit- nese identified rome as in the handwriting of Cun7. (General Henkle noted au exception to the admiseion of this evidence. } | (Puese papers were 23 in number.) MR. JOHN DAVIDSON RECALLED. | Witness is aclerk in the office of the solicitor | of the Treasury, and knows the handwriting of the late solicitor, Mr. Banfield; identified ene of the as in the band wri of Mr. . W. PF. ting clerk of the S cret service, and Shailer a clerk in the same office; Nettleship was chief of the service; saw N. frequently with Cunz and written N., nor n bt to use Bis name; witness identified several telegrams asin the handwriting of Canz and Shavler; three of these he was not sure was in the handwriting of Shailer; witness is ac- quainted with the signature of H. O. Whitley and the iting of Albert Cunz and New- combe, identified one of the ty SCwhitiey” ae in the bandwrittng of atbert Cupz. Mr. Riddle proceeded to offer the telegrams, so bmittin, ‘art oue from Bantleid to Waitely, dated Wi May 18th, ‘-District Investi- ting Com man yor to ind ree st ’once, please do so; wed ancwer, Mav oth. “Send me a warrant or sub- for Hayes,” “<W.,.” and to porna for Hayes,” signed ng sented te as bei ig ot also. one from A. Cunz to I. C. Ni M Hotel, York, A: Frege ng petty | as a7 area be deemed a Mr. Riddle said that were to put ima < they obliged to put at the subordinate the papers be submitted to the Or bling at 1 n re-aesemblin, eaid that Gurung reven oA (the defence) had examined the they will agree case shou! a? they are to be connected hi Riddle then offered the following, dated ttle. addressed to Whitley, signed Net , in the handwriting of Shaiier: ‘Will you be in New York to-morrow mornipg. If so your the friend will bethere. State how am I to get $200.” This was admitted. Ailso,one to Cunz, signed Nettleship “Will be at the office to-morrow; ail well.” Also one from Neitieship to Cunz, dated New York: ‘Meet me on arrival of early train to-morrow morning, on the Jersey side; very important and confidential.” At this point Mr. Riddle said he disoovered that one was a private dispatch. Mr. Harrington.—*'You have read my private correspondence—read that. Mr. Riddle declined to do so. —_—.+—_—_ Board of Health. FINANCIAL CONDITION OF THE ROARD—sPU- RIOUS POUND MEN—OFERATIONS OF THE BEALTH OFFICE—MORTUARY REPORT FOR TRE WERK, RTO. A regular meeting of the Boardfot Health was held jast night. Mr. Marbury, treasurer, submitted his month- ly report, as follows:— Balance on hand per last Teport, $4.06 received from District of Go- lumbia, $3 total to be accounted for, s disbursed a8 per vouchers, $5,:33.4*, balance tn hands of treasurer, $1,135 6%; a appropriated for the current fiscal ve 0 18, $42,57 1.68, : Pay of em. $215; F. P. iting, registrar's office. $30; to’ ; OF $34,160 for the remainin, e'ght months of the current fiscal year; to whic! aid amount due Sawyer for past month, 31 Jeaving an ubexpended balance on miscellaneous expenges of $4,745.02. The reports were approved. Mr, Marbury reata letter that he had re- ceived from the First Controller, K. W. Tayler, informing Fim that his accounts of the disbarse- ments and expenses of the Board of Health for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1874, had been ba yr balanced and closed. dr. Bliss, of the sanitary committee, stated that the poundmen had, in consulting some of the police, discovered that some men formerly in the pound service were still pretending to be in such service, and were fleecing the public by this means! He moved that the superintendent of police be made aware of the facts, that he may take such action as he deems necessary. The weekly statement of the registrar of vital Satistics was presented, showing deatha, (942 ¥hite, 27 colored; 49 males, 29 females; 35 adults, 34 minors; 20 were under! year; 8 were still- born. There were 24 marriages aud 0 births Consumption furnished the greatest number o victims, 13; bronchitis, 4; pneumonia, 5. There were but 4 deatha from fevers. The deaths oc- curred in the sanitary divisions as follows: Ist, county east of Linco!n avenue, 1; 2d county west of Lincoln avenue, 2; 34, city east of 34 street east, 11; 4th, city south of B street north to Mth street, Lith street to B street south, B street to New Jersey avenue, New Jersey ave- nue tol street southeast, I street to 34 streat southeast, 31 street to river, 8; 5th, city bounded by ad street east, I street southeast, New Jer: avenue, B street south, and 6th street wast, 6th street west, B street west, 17; ith, city b . Batreet sonth, and » 12; sth, Washington west of and the city of Georgetown, 6. Mr. Langston and Drs. Bliss and Verdi were appointed a committee on publication to Prepare the annual report. bills of the apothecaries for the poor for f September and October, amounting to » and the salaries of the nine physicians poor, amounting to $405, for the same lod, were approved and forwarded to the Commissioners; also, the pay roll of the garbag2 gatherers, $1.2 ‘The heaith onlicer in transmitting the reporte states that the whole nuruber of patients treated during the time epecitied, was and that 5 Visite and 152 office consultations have be: made. At the present rate of expenditure, the whole apnual expense of treating the sick poor would not exceed 35,000. It is reasonable to Presume that doring the winter seazon many more destitute persons will seek free atten ance, which will considerably increase the e: pense, but it is not probable that, except aa epidemic should make its appearance, the ag- gregate annual cost of this service wiil exes: $8.00, The following synopsis of the operations of the health office for the week ending October : Nalsances reported, 453; 304; referred to the Commissioners, 19 pections—9,444 bunches fis! a shels oysters. Among the condemns: tions were 1,163 bunches fish, 1,315 bushels oys- ters, and 195 pounds of beef. On motien of Mr. Marbury, the health officer was instructed to investigate the ease of a child unlawfolly buried in Holmead’s Cemetery b the sexton, a colored man named Brown. t Was also decided to postpone action in the case which is pending in the Police Court, for one week. ea E COURTS. Poxice Count—Judge Snelt. To-day, James A. Brown, forfeited collateral. ‘abated; Mari Samuel Lee and George ‘Thomas, loud aud boisterous; $5 each. Anna Rives, a vagrant, was sent down. Thomas Vinegar, a blind va- grant, wassentdown. James ©. Houston, samo charge; workhouse. Maggie Blaine, a Nailor's alley ranger, charged with —— ti. work- house. James and Mitille Gurley, foud and boisterous; James was fined $5, and Millie dis + charged. Ellen Diggs forfeited collate: Jatob Jarkson forfeit coliateral. Wi Claree; same. Gustave Staik, loud ons; $5. Frank Harbin, same; $5. Melving (Queen, profanity; $3. Johu Connell forfeited collateral, Jobn Keefe, carrying concealed weapovs; dismissed. Also, charged with dis- orderly conduct; $5. Muses Lewis, forfeited collateral. W. H. Boyd, same. Dennis Smali- ood, larceny Of & pair of boots; $30 and coste. a Buckuer, larceny of a shawl from Bo- & Wylie’s dry goods store; dis . Cas- aylor, ageaulton Mary Parker; dismissed. Hawkins Queen, assault aud battery on George Audet, Dig by striking bim inthe head with a brtck; $20 and costs. Emma Matthews. aseault and battery on Maggie Blaine; 5. Oscar B. Chieholine, assanit and battery on Theophilus Kimmel, a county constable, while making @ levy on writ of execution; $20, Wim. Taompson and Wm. Smith, larceny of an overcoat; $39 each or €0 days in jail. Thomas Etilmon, a gen- teel looking young nian, was charged with lar- ceny of a quan of bibles, prayer books, &c., trom Wm. i m valued at $70; grand jary. GEORGETOWN. Guain Trape.—Mesers. Hartley & Bro. re- port srrival to-day of boat Caledonia from Knoxville, Md., with 2.990 bushels wheat and +00 bushels corn. Measrs..J.G. & J. M. Waters report arrival of boat Irene Knott, from Shepherdstown, West Virginia, with 250 bush- ¢la wheat and 79 bushels corn. We quote sales of 1,600 bushels wheat, at $1.2 ushels at 32! and 1,500 bushels at $1.22 a Market Estate Satz.—Mr. Thos. Dow auctioneer, sold yesterday afternoon, for W. Cassin, trustee, the val property on M. ket Space formerly ocedpied by Mr. Jno. J Bogue, to G. W. Casilear, for $1,300. ueschr. Emma Heather, consigned to the Kennebec and Potomac Ice Company, drifted trom her mooring yesterday brought up on sunken rock below Hartley’s wharf. She was gotten off at high tide, witheut anyseriousdam- age having beendone. Those in charge of our barbor should look after this obstruction. AIR BYGIENE PARLOS OR Fise3 au wasn arqiane canign op DEMONGHOT, 616 Sch strech, opposite Patent Office. Greats 4; tyeny ‘Wigs, Toupees and ar- Hair Dresing ‘and ‘Cattiug for Indies, geutoramd chiliren. ‘This dont effect n any bere we keep alwaysthe best Hair ‘ablisbment, Work, &., &c. FIs MACHINERY OILS. We believe that &. H. KELLOGG’S SPIN- DLE, ENGINE, SIGNAL end CYLINDER OILS. aithongh costing a little more per gallon, are really the most economical for the consumer, for the resson of durability and freedom from injury to machinery. If parties requiring oils will make known the uses for which they are wanted, he will hot oply guarantee them satisfaction, but that the goods shall prove precisely as represented. These oils sre not only largely used and deservedly popu- lar throvgbont the United States, but have consid- erable éemand for export, from foreign manafec- turers and agents —Scieatific American, 9031-3w SSS a emecen, eae SA New york press nats. JL Rp _ “KNOX,” Fifth-avenue Ho- partic invited toour five aud six See EE Eien E=05 35e LSA PRL ae SSeS FNS fer 31, wertiy abo Rone eeae, Onan o'clock, Mr. Davidge ‘and would annoance that be admitted. There were others which they would admit with the understand- FINANCIAL AXD COMMERCIAL. Brw ¥ Pi iB 4 0 article saye: lathe Wall ruled than is Br ecets ori prime A and for demand bili been large, these rates. are 5@3% per cent Proved collaterals, are 4° lower, and five. and currency sixes ipgs in state bon souris ard ‘Tennessees, 's lower, bein; were stro: at 47, @88 dull but auscttled, with the lowest of the ‘St bas hasbeen about one-balf a cent bslow In the local money market call loaxs ‘Time loans, mainder of the Seat. “Prine per is 5 7” per cent. be length of time it’rans. U new ties of '82. de wer onday,and the Atreme sates, 38; Pacific Mail 7 nbash, 39's @29 es: ck &@ 575, @36". Oblos, 3° New York Genttal, lun@wisg. * = .—Tne street is Deing 457% hich Bs 5 ap- ‘cont. for the ‘re mercantile pa- ‘e000 of bus “63's being ‘8 We writs about of activity, bave Been as foly “au, ‘The Markets. erm, 4b; Virgin naolidated, 55, d >. ex-coupan, ww 0%; North Uarol! sixes, off, ai cial tax, 5 bid to-day Battixoke, November &—Cotton quiet and steeds— ow middlings, 4@1i",, Flour du'l and wo. changed. Wheat strong, advanced 2 cente-No. 1 ber western, 1 231.24 me d0.y2 17, Bo.) ted Barrivone, November 4.—Virginta stx s No. 2 do., 1.21 ‘ester, 7; fair fo prime do. T12@1 1g rejsoted, Ti Maryland, 117@1 27; do. amber, 12381 90 white, 1.19@1.25,- Gorn fiansr—white in°ner 33; yellow southern, 85; mixed western, BF western, 88@90. Oate tirmer- ern mixed, 60 » 00 5 2 agar-cared hams, 1s. Lard firmer highér—redned, 14° ais catern butter very dull and lower—gond to choi yell and tub, 25@30. Coffee dall and nomi Petroleum unchanged. 100." Suger dull and Niw Youn, November changed. Wheat shade firmer, New Yorx, DON, November 915; @s; for account, 9834 4@';. do. white, 6382 firm, with an active tng ulfers, 77, @s nd in 4, 12 —! 's@*s; for account, 93'5@"'s. 27. ct fps Comets for nats uthern, 62.08% ens pork neminal, 21 « Whisky firm and scarce, machen, 4—Flonr quiet and un- Com advancing November 4—Stocks dull aud low by a - Exchange, long, 43454: ebert. 488. “Governments active and stron; 0. Erie, centimes. A CLERICAL PURLOINER OF BooKS—H? is Caught in the Act of Stealing Several Volume: —A os al dispatch to the Chicego Tribune from M aukee, dated Oct. 29th, M. Craig, 8 Methodist divine, ys that the Rev. who ts at present the pastor of a church in Evansville, Wis., has been arrested in Milwaukee for the larceny of books from the store ot Des Forges & Lawrence. He has been in the habit of visiting Milwaukee frequent) rious booksellers bt Han last year or two, and va- ‘ave, soon after his calts npon them, noticed that several costly books were missing. Dee Forges, not wishing to accuse the clerical individaal of thefts without proof, con- cluded to catch him in the actif possible. He appeared in the store yesterday, was well re- ceived, and allowed to step behind the counter for the purpose of cxamiuing the newest pabli- cations. A clerk was detail led to watch him, and when be left the store he reported that sev- eral books were taken by the preacher. Des Forges followed and had him arrestad. $15 worth of books were found upon bis pers He admits his guilt, but uation of it. About n. fays nothing in exten- It is nnderstood that he has an ex- tensive library at home, which was undoubt- edly procured by theft from Milwankee book- Sellers, as some One has carried on the larceny business very enccessfully in the book houses there for a long time, and this man appears to be the person to whom the crimes will all be laid. He is now in ja and one child, and is ab His library will be examinad by ti and the stolen property reclaimed, if it is pos- gible to recognize it now. S87 The troubles in Turkey won't interfere with Thankegtving, ®7- Virginia has sent 25 north this season in largest single exportation ever made. CITY ITEMS. COUNTRY Savsace. Baltimore country Yellow Flag. Oren Try the colebrated Y sausage. the beat in the market. Stall 451, Centre market; signof the wat Evzay Dat, desirable styles and qualities of ready-made garments for gentlemen and boy. Businiess and dress euits and overcoats in end- less variety. One price only, in plain figures. Geo. C. Tas ENp oF TH N NING. No. 410 7th street, « WorLp.—Since the Miller- ites received their quietus their predictions concerning the failure of ie grand windin, up of creation, there has not been much tall about the end of the world, though the excite- ment to obtain tickets for the next and last grand gift concert of the public library of Ken- tucky creates as much stir as if the end of the world and the millenium were indeed about ap- Proaching. Everybody wants a chance £2.500,000 that to be distributed, and as there ara 20,000 cash prizes, multitudes will of course be fortunate. SovTnern OvrTeraces.—Southern outrages are frequently mentioned in political newspa- pers, tenth state for the pur, m1 Fits associatio: its object, but we see few of those ion to the fact that there cbarterea by the Legislature of apers call t an ‘Amotintien southern pose of building a Masonic ‘Temple in the city of Norfolk Va., by gift concert on the 19th of Novem! ving a nex’, nin endeavoring to accomplish knows no north, no south, no east, no west, so far as the opportunity it desires to af- ford to all a chance to secure a fortune. For particulars of this enterprise, addresa H. V. Moore, Sect’y M. K. A., Norfolk, Va.,or an authorized agent of the association. —__¢_—_ I? sPRARS for itself; is what @ lady said of Dr. Bull’s cong Syrup the other day, for a sin- my chi gle bottle cure cou, id of a most dreadful ———e ____ Doorey’s Yeast Powder is the cheapest, but pot the lowest priced, Bak! ing Powder. Elegant Biscuits, Rolis, &c., prepared in a few minates, MERINO Shirts and rawers, $1, $1. each; Medicated Shirts and Drawers, lander Bros., near Willard’s Hotel, 5, $1.50 at Hol. 10,14,1: ee Way 18 1T PoruLar?—Ask any fair-minded physician, or any family in which it has been used, ask the whole Dra, Roney of Boarkound ant trade, why /ale’s Tar is so popular. ‘The answer will be that the cures of inveterate coughs, which it is everywhere effecting, are lcs of conversation in every city, town and village in the United States. and constantly Its enormous increasing sales are based upon the grand fact, notorious throughout the whole country, that itcontrols and masters every dis- ease leading to consumption. ca "3 Tooth-ache Drops—Cure in one ninute. ALL-woor Unpersuiats awpD Drawers, $2.50 each; the latest le Scarfs, at Hollander Bros., next door above Odd Fellows’ Hall. 10,141: ———-—__— Fina Gent’s Furnishing Goods, at Hollander Bros. 1 3 —_-— $2.25 POR ONE-QUARTER BBL. SACK of Welch’s Beet Family Flour, at W. J. Repstrake’s Cheap Cash Grocery and Flour Store, corner of 6th st. and Nev York avenue n. w. 10,71: a ee Corns, Bunions, &o. For relief from a Nails, ete., visit , Olnb and In- Banions, Dr. White’s establish- ment, Ko! 635 15th street, opposite the U. S. EXTRA LARGE sizz Underwear, at Bros. 10,14, 1; ——_o—____ Tey THE ELAastio TRvss, 235 Pennsylvania avenue. 2,5 ———— KID GLOVES! cnt eeorne By ‘i KID GLOVES ES’ DRIVING GAUNTLETS ei ad S. HELLSR’s cct?3-Im 15 Market Bpace. GEO. A. PRINCE & CO., Organs and and me en ea Most Perfect Mannfac- United States. 54,000 Now in use, No other Musical SF cend for Price iste. Addrecs hte Fopalariey, ever obtsined the BUFFALO, N.Y. giving the fair to Ty; No.2 do., red ry clear rib sides, demand—shoald=rs, Ws for m.—Provisions— —Censols for money, here. He basa wife at forty years of age. @ detectives 000 poundsof chesnuts one consignment—tne Georgetown LADIES’ GOODS. DRY Goons. ILL ANOTH! — ee JUST RECEIVED, hy FaLt Dry O%D>. VERY ATIRéCTIVE BARGAIN, ‘The bandsomest eaort ment of os Buff Table Damask FLOWERS, Saemnacies LARGE STOCK AND LOWE Have est moved tn wy new eo ‘aried stock, bought fur c and lower prices than Dry for fiten > Bom OALICORS, § ard. 10 conte ard © ide bivaches COTTOR, § otnte. sey Ye = AT 50 OENTS, ar CRAIG & JACKSON'S, 165 BRIDGE STREET, suTS to the cit; Faut gars axp nonyers, for Ladies, Misses. ‘Chtias ‘be best TWO BUTTON KID GLOVE. only 93 per pair, tc mates all the new shaies. nae Gocrgetown, D.C. oct30-18 $21 and 623 D street, NING OLASS.—1 wish to form & ie . - ee Dupils—mele wr female 715 SAskSe race, 715 ‘tm the Classics or Mathemat “. : | up? gia nl cn ™ ©. 8. HOURSE, Corner Montgomery and bart, rests, cos te ee emg COR BERT Teo anti Sg BOGE, ore ory. and very ita or with- cut gas, U. H. NOURSE, M and Suds au, Beoeae ge Nomen pat *XTRACRDINAKY BAB ¥y EE Ccobee hens eaep uns IN DBY BENJAMIN MILLER, 103 Bridge strect. ‘adice? Dress Goods m the newest stples Bosti- Goods for Children. Osssimeres S. HELLER. REOPENING. Back again at the eld stan’, which has beer en- {ively remodeled ond refitted, where I wool! be Fy to see my old friends and customers aul the public generaily. ON HAND, AND FOR SALE. L ful Cloths a "isres nok of Carpets and Olicloths. jarge etoc! ar clothe. Onur motto is quick sales and amall profits, octtl it FASHIONABLE se HATS, HATS. My department « MAN HATR can not bo 1 celkd ww York city, ta prices, sy s z aad ne x. S Fifth Avenue, and Broadway Fall Style of SILK MURAI. WELLER, nov? t__709 Merket Space * STIFF FBLT HATS. : ze __714 Market Spi ([BF4T ATTRACTION To POCHANERS UF SOFT FELT HATS L FRIS a + on DEY GOODS Large supply just reorived_ Prices very low, p Water Prot Cloaking 6 a W. F. SEYMOUR, 1 Pracere, Ate ce! Fisunets octl4-Im 139 Bridge at Geor: | ‘ EORGETOWN SAVINGS BAB o, aeass HIGH STRE: opts ands Bank hours, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.,anton Saturdays | octzi-1m . : (te revolve doposits) until 6'p. ni, Luterest pai cn | — °C ——_— Pony ¥ posits, General Banking Business done i | pS. SELMA RCPPERT 18 lections made om all accessible peluts, ‘Discount | 1 - dye, Mondays, STAMPING AND EMBROIDERY DEPO 614 ou Breser, Orresite Parext O FR. POLELS. + President. H.W. BABRETT, Gaahter. aoe - B. Poikinhora, Thos. Dowling, 3.7. Crople: Ee JUST RECEIVED. BL. ed. W * ence of the extreme tt Aartey, Thos, Kuowier, exh iSTE Rd coma lete eesertmant of 826 BLACK 01S Month, we fed ont s Pr z == Li JHALR. and WORS’ = ()°2 SEW ESTABLISHMENT, EM@ROIDERING SILKS in all shader, 00 LARGE, —— STAMPING, with now designs for Baines, Po eee: ‘With en! Plemises, improved machinery opaive, Bresses, executed at shoriest netice Se et have Son: rd tr the best talent to be bad Iu the counters ts foe NO BRANOH'6TORB Gettin PPECIAL INDUCEMEN Tt. CASE every facility for doing the best work at low prices, aren — BB. We would ree; y inform our frieudsaud tee | J ADIES WOULD DO WELL TO CALL AND ¥ 10 conte Dro-cminent as may have been our repa- examine M. WILLIAN'S large st of Gand Brown MUSUIN at 126 MOTTO IS EXCELSIOR DuOA SS ont DRESSES. : ““E7Onr eauire Bock mark = — | BF entire Block marked dow ond Cleaniog Ladios Dromes, Shawis, {[ HE CELEBRATED J.B. P. CORSET. TAR | . rs ms, &e., &0., Gent's Conia Jocet popular in Paris, can be obtained st j YATES & MITCHELL, At Lome teeverybody from 7 until oe WILLIAN'S. | ects ¢ “17 Market Space ome tere! m. = — 1 Satnrdaystrom Tam. watt! 8" pine atthe old [PRE FINEST HAIK BRAIDS MADE TO "Po CLOSE BUSINESS, sand established 1831, now the most conlplets in the srder in + at TKEMENWOCS SLAPCHTERK country, viipiehen x 5 ei WILLIAN panied | _Sy8tr 49 Jefferson strect, Georgetown, D. 0. MISS McCORMICK, me cost within the Dry 0° j The entire stock to be auld at jo. 908 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE: Tend Sn sark-atie Slaten ot HE GREAT ects a iesanie Sosa, ot , | METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE. | $i\l,0}e".o" NONDAY, October 1th, Now and Ei. | MILLINERY | « He., worth 87. for the Pat! and Winter Season. ete; Oarsimercs: Ledies’ Her ta - IMMENSE ASSORTMENT! a jae cs Washington and vicinity ae te. FA Hose. Uo, worth , Table Lin- qnetied to examine bef-re purchesl ee cae: Paper C ‘ NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS! LaneKs eae 4, .. bri athe ectirestock ‘BE LARGEST AND FINEST A ” man Beveres SS0RT- ment of LADIES’ UNDERGARMENTS can PRICES LOWEB THAN EVER! our . be found at : & J acehesing © he 0 Bridge m., GOUDS BETTER THAN EVES octl3-Sm = ~ WILLIAN'S Ae FB » better thas s UY * ” —— — yr enone COAL AND WOOD. a ‘TOF BI® CHEAP DEY GOODS, 707 MaBKET SPACE. We have only © Hulk Black COAL, WOOD AND BUILDING MATERIALS. ares few of the bargains offered :—Boys’ Meriso Embroidered Caps and Hoos, and Merine French Hoods, Hand Kutt Zephyr Oaps of the very fue | Tat Si igo, worth eee Sud Hoods, Hard Knit Sacgues, $1. Bilk and Baro lew pieces of the beau'itul Bocas Goods wt ioe Uh Hoda sregy Ape: @1 gia hac Iafanta er wehend orianaces sack | tyke, — ae areee panes ond Lads Lene. d HICKORY WOOD in the stick | of thy K or sawed and sp! 1 Having the couteol cf several brauds of Laporte 1; Lad! avy and Fine full regular aving the control rf several braw port fae pair for 3; Men's onper stout British Soc! nd Domestic CRELENTS and CALOINED PLAS- %5 and 33sc ; Large White Ohinese Silk Handxer. | TERS. epd handling yearly mauy millions of BAN. chiefs only €1; Small de., do., S0c. ‘very GOB LATS, Lam ia condition to fill orders of any Gies’ and Gents’ Hemetitehed cad Hea character in ty live with dispatch end fidelity at Handkerchiets Bac. UP to 60e; Mons’ fine | Whcleeaic wud retail, upon terms that defy compe tition. Central Cffice—623 Lonisi 6 fine Linen Dinner ay we are receivin 0 CREM pest -) oN 2 from th ne VENTS DoTthwest ee pene oe Branch Vardi et bet. i and Oats yavutieast \08¢, 36 to Wo. 8 pair; Ladies fins White art Foot of 34 street southeast - 1, very Raudaome Bik aod Wool Bi eetsi- ty WM. CUINAND CAKTER'S, SKET space, broidered Slipper Patierns only $1; very superior Kid Gloves for ‘sdize.” mon and NEW COAL AND WOOD DEPOT, ies, latest styles, all ———__*er =! colors, @1 and Genstiote, ‘Corver of Marsiand avenue and 4% street BB PRIOR ALL Siotmouly ett anu seiidatest oli shver aa eeicaied ao above, witht w large aud well selected DESIRABLE DRESS Goows eseert or Table ‘able WOOD AND COAL, erges, Corhme jerinoee spoons or For! Metal, | the enbecriber solicits # share of patronage from | pé rene Cates nip ertncs aera Ligtne, 82; six, Teespoo: White | friencwand the putitc. Coal of ailcbeice ualities airs, Splendid Black Bilks, Breck bos ‘ne wae es 4 i Oak, Pine, sud Hickory Wood, sawed aud Sit | Bomberine. ae inck Drap d'Bte best plate, fo ; solid ailver ditto, 1; fize Hair and | Sain the stic THOS K-Gka ‘Ore re left with Kidder & McLean, Te pt attention TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS wo ed. and fi of the above now oper Ta ini & Clothes Brushes, 28., 8c. and bber Dresting an $ bst.,wilt receive pr. pees r enle at Combs, 25c., Bic. and §1: Oval French plate M r- = SURPRISINGLY LOW RAT: rors, $1, Bil Bocks ana Wallets; Berto WOOD AND CoAL. OF" job ict of COLORED vente ture Frames in large variety, 259. up to 92; Hi ets of ell Binds, 250. to §1; Towsl Rao! et Variety, at 50 and 75 cent value, Shelves, Tables, Hatracks, '@1; ten. — (naw RAN & WYLIE, me; fine arcs nbd Pe THOMAS W. RILEY & Sons, -o-2* 1020 Soveuth street MW. Wholesale and Retail Dealers io CARVETS, COAL AND Woon AR axD CARPETS, ble to enumerate and describe the IMBERLAN . " thourands of articles. ome aud nee for yourself, PERSSSEIND CORE CARPET No tronble to ehow goods. Three floors of my lengs DEPOT AND YARED at T. W. Biley’s Wharves foot of Mth and 12th streets southwoet. BEANOH OF FICK, C street, between 21 and 34 streets northwest. oculs-ly Ose WOOD AT 27, AND PINE woon city’! 86 ver cord, delivered in any part of the Leave your orders with BRAD. ADAMS, cone Mb and F sirecis, or send them to AtLecs Wher, foot of Gch street, sepl-tr GOODWIN Y. arLEE. establishment are packed with goods to the ceiling. & RGEST STOCK IN THE CITY. ATTRACTIONS EXTRAORUINABY Every picoe of CARPET of the most artistic 40. pgrein Cai ‘ ations" ines SPECIAL INDUCEMEDT. pith the great reduction tn prices mate tate! ebe:l meke jown ail Carpets free ‘An immense stock of — DRY GOODS om the firet floor at redaced rates. ‘Those who would proBt shouid call soon B. SILVEREERG, METBOPOLITAN DOLLAR STORR, octti-tr_ 319 Tm St. NEAR PENNSTLVANiA Ay, 1874 CLOTHIVG: 1875 E.ZvUue, Dealer in best varieties of ANTHRACITE AND OUMBEELAND OOAL Also, WOOD tn the stick, wed aud spilt, Prices moderate {cr cash! a Offices sud Yards: Foot of K strect and Bhode See ees dane jonare, TON « PEARSON cor. eu and D ste. jyahly Cease cOAL We invite the attention of consumers to on! of COAL, ombracing all the cisice anslitics “hich we are making additions daily, which we offer st lowest mark. et rates. Worated PRL PISE WUOD, sswod and split or ir | ¥ek FALL AND WINTER. WOLFORD & SHILBER G. THE ABCAUE, 497 SEVENTH STEEST, oota-tr Berweerw D ano B Bovrwwaer B® HEAD & CO. ARE NOW OFFERING Ballion Frin, evccmnthing pew THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT or Fali and Winter Clothing, Laces: Guipure bac MENS’, YOUTES’ AND Boye’, aticl Velvet Bibbors and Besded Belts end Belting at OAK sud PINE KIBDLINGS, ta bundics 4 le thecord, | STEPHENSON & BROTHER,” ” | phl fees ar EVER OFFERED BEFORE Grain ju’ tecetved ey greene gLioes Gros BiIR-faced Velvets ot $2 8nd cp, {or Tr mwings and Bonnets. Orders for Coat Velvet w Sud the goods foruished at New ¥ a will be abown. Beautiful All-wool Sorges at 00. per part. lack Onshimeres (double width), Se. and ap. p De Kio, Office, 1418 Pennsylvania Avenne, jemtr Mill apd Depot, Beveuth-etreet Whatt EDUCATIONAL. 188 FAUST'S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La- DIRS, No. 1915 H street northwest. Winter term begins November 23d, 1574. nord BEAD THE FOLLOWING: ‘A splendid line of Diagonsl, Basket, and Worsted Double-breasted English By BOOK COATS: Ny 1.25ané Eng juare F iz for geutiemen BUBL SERS ACTORS Ss ane V 0caL INstEUOTION Gaston Flannel bese sates tos ise gis and $20; and DEESS SUITS At Maxipi’s Hart. egip and Fruit of the Loom Oviton, Ice 20, $25 and $80; @ magnifice: MAESTEO ETTORE BaKILI, from Philatel- ATS, inclu phia, hes the honor to announce that he will com- BRODHEAD & Co., Hye, ond eed PRESSE IM SINGING on MONDAY. | gcovse a908 Watrect, between 13tb avd Lith ppt what particulars see wircnlars, to be had at, the = = rT = Beaver Ovei 5 orale in BOOKS, § N. &o. RE A [ASTRCOTION [A ceutieman a ee ONERY, fine jenver Overconts two hours «day crcvening, for instraction ins | JOST (MPORTED— and many other styles. For Youths thorongh Knglts of B Suits from $18 to $20 and aS : KEITH JOHNSTON'S oe Yariety, from 13; Business Panta from S2¢3 ancient lat 5 Batintnctn + it Acdrers MENTOR, Btar oilice = ROYAL iS OF MODERN GEOGRAPHY. =@ Drews Doeskin apd Fancy Oassimere BGLISH, FRENCH. AND CLassicaL in. | £0 4L ATLAS © . inte at prices ranging from @4s0to 83. A beas | Dy Te Fo ; tifal line of Children's Buits and Overcesia.* 8" pence porthwest ‘Mire ANGRLY JACKSON, FOR S08, Princt; |. BSevent! sessl begi the " Mu [eth of September, ister eet Session bewins co Ampertel Foti... 908 98 Lurge a careful inspection of my goods before chasing elsewhere, assuring tue public teat never before have bi @ variety of Gar- SFEecr MALE ACADEMY. my Corner of ments to please ali tastes snd desires, to Dienbarton and Montsomery st8.4 Guoncrrown, D. 0. inl fer the encouragement RICHARD B. MORUN & Co,, SOOKSELL BKS AND STATIONERS. fe v v1 dato all purses, or to give rein eopen my Academy on TOuORY eigen: | _rova-tr 2016 Pexvevivanta Avexce such entire satisfaction. ber 7th. Bomber limited. Private tustraction in ' W poeoks Mathematics, &., und evening classes at ube school | a le Rece ir at A. STRAUS, ences acta F vio er ac ded PHILLINGTON 8 BOOKSTORE, . mm Zz. Con 1% streri amd Peansylvanta ac 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, Ss ee a SOE + Ten Ol Maids, by A Back of Guid, by the author of Joseph the Jow y tbe author of Maid of Bker. Fyntre Arden West Laws, ‘est Hrs, Holmes sethor: of Leus Kivers Hol Evnuy Phores, or Young r br Oliver Opti Jortin Mcoartuy « Bri the author of Wide ALEWICE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LaDi EET one oS SinEa Ee MERCHANT TAILORS. octls-tr ‘Three Doors from 11th Street, BUY ONLY THE merion in Ltely aad Aus- Genuine Fairbanks Scales, ant Story, “Linley Boch- | hg Mant ANT TAILOR. S18 F Sraxz, Orrosits Parany Orrics. Qhaste ag Lee, Pre we Soom. by Mrs. MC. Despard, BB s° - to 8. F. & 00.) to Win, by Theoore Davies. FAIRBANK Grtmene xem ayn ed Now Pouny Flcdee Beck, benautily, printed ta STOCK SCALES, COAL SCALES, Motropottin 1 Brees , Sen ie youne persica (AY SCALES, DAIRY SCALES, —Zi17___ Ho. 368 Penn's ave., Washington. he L nm par COUNTER SCALES, Eic., Etc, (CLOTHING, CLOTHING, OLOTHING.—Bei- aie CLOTHING. off entire Atso, MILES ALARM TILL 00.’ ecg tea marten a Sh ALARM CASI DRAWERS, | B:#* loduecments te bioe ‘be sold, Lc rent and for Gail warty ‘aod NEW 800KS af BALLANTENE's, sale. 425 Seven’ 311 Broadway, New York; v FINE CHINA, r+ 166 Baltimore street, Baltimore, FAIRBANKS & EWING, CROCEERY, Masonic Hall, Philadelphia, GLASSWARE, BANKS, BROWN «& co., CUTLERY, 2 Milk street, Bostou, PLATED WARE, aND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, With our tncteased facilities we are prepared to furnish the above goods to our customers as low as WEBB & BEVERIDGE, 1009 PENNLYLVANIA AVENUE, 10 Between 8b and 10cb streets ©) NG. FOR SALE IN WASHINGTON BY octz8-w.&s lm JOHN A. BAKER, oe ILLIABDSB. Te THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON. All who desire to procure the services of ‘a thor. oughly