Evening Star Newspaper, September 30, 1875, Page 3

me 7 RAILROADS. BALTIMORE avp onto RAILROAD. New York and Washington Air Line. SUMMER SCHEDULE—SB°TEMBER 30.1875 FROM WASHINGTON CITY. 90 ®. m., Baltimore and Way rations ms Baltimore, Annapolis, Frederick and ay Stations, timore. Breakfast at Kelay timers. Philadelpnia, ® aaa ov i, hicago, Columbus. iit arg, Hagers- isville. 8. Louis, Pi . Winchewer snd Valley Branch. Parlor Cars! Dinner at Cum- eran 10 & m..Washington Junction and Way Stations. Metrop»!:tan Branch.) Iseltimore and Way Stattons. -» Baltumore. Parlor Cars. No Stops, m.. Hi ons. m. on Sunda: only.) Parlor imore, Laure and Relay. a serick, Washington Jnaction and Way Stations, (via politan Branch.) 3.42 p-m., Baltimore, Frederick aud Way Sta ma 30 p. 2 ay Stations Cars to New tions. Louis, Louisville, Colam- usky, Cincinnati, ~ Pullman Cars, rat Moriinshwre. Breakfast at Parkers- § Iphia. c Nast Express. Pu st Express. Pullman wis amd Comcrmnats rent wt at Grafton. Bandusky, C SUNDAY TRAINS Raltimore, Phiidelphis, New York tp Past Bx i Wav Stanons Se m., 1.30, 5.05 1” 20 pm "ind Relay —7.20 a. m, 5.00 and + 5.30, $40. ard 11.25 9.m., be tue! Hotel,Relay House s Stop 3 formation apply at the Baltimore and Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Station. and 455 Peres whero orders will be taken for B pe checked and received at any pint ip the cory Pele Ths b. SHARP. Master of Transportation. L. M. COLE. General Ticket Azent. GEO. S KOONTZ. General Agent. sepll tr PAST F008 Fou Capa may. UBS AND 30 MINUTES—-WASHINGTOS = TO CAPE MAY. ‘The PENNSYLVANIA BAILROAD F Expres T bs COMPANY Jape Sore Sty ig BS th aton—7-45 8. m., (day Express,) G@rriving st (ape May at 3 Leave W asiington—9:233 ..( Limited Express) Srriving st Cave May at mm. ‘On Limited i nu oxtrs seat fare of 81.78 ts ‘Charged between Washington and pais. D. M. BOYD, Ja., yotr Paseen: EW YORK AND WASHINGTON VROUGH LIME TO BALTIMORE PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK, OSTOR, ALL POINTS IN_ THE NEW BNGLAND WiTHOOT CHANG B OF CARS. ‘Fhe eqa!puscut on this i ant wc iS PULL VELY. CARS ON 178, trains by thie Baltimore and Potomac sexcept Sunday ts. ke press for Philedelphis and New York ty. except Sunday. i. xpress for Philadelphia and way potnts iy 3:08 p. m. Ex, for Philadelphia, New York ona ctucs Maes dally” EULLMAN PARLOR OARS on ali Day Traine. PULLMAN PALACB SLEEPING CALS on Trai kets aud formation can be procured at the f gee of the company. aati di and checked at [osces cm orders lott st te ces et ae vanie a ab. lepees on 0. WILK » Burthewst corner 18th street and Penneyl- enue, aud ow northeast cornerof Pennsyl- fed) Superintendent, Baltimore, Md. | gy pe AND POTOMAC BAILBOAD, ind 6th street. BALTIMORE AND POTOMAO BAIL- ieee BM, Burp, Jn... Genera! Passenger ‘Diladel pl ‘a. ‘ Gedkok ar} Depot comsex 67H aND B Staxst: NW. ay, September 13th, 1376, traing will > LBAVE FOR BALTIMORS. him for the West; c — lor ithe North B Or Phivicipais and New K, daily except Sanday: itaited Express for, New ork, golly <3 a. 25., ittaited Express for 8 — Sunday. Parlor Cer Train. 11:66 «Past Line West and Borth, dally except day , Express for Philsdeiphia and New York sod Norfolk via Baltimore, daily ex except Banday. - ccummodation, T Philadelphia, tnetunatt Express, daily for the West; xcept Saturday for the No: aally, New York Night Kxpress. ‘united Express from New York, daily t Sunday Express, except *, i Actomatodation, dally sevope Send ™.. tsly from Baltimore sud the Weat. 3 p.m ey po Exp i oe pt a 0 at 6:00 &. ca. and 4:50 p. th traius fer Sunspotis. tor at $e. mw. and 60 ‘with trasus trom Pope's Orees STEAMER LINES. (CHSNGE OF TIME. REGULAR LINE TO NORFOLK, NEW YORK, BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE. On and after MONDAY, ptm | |, 1375, the Rew and elegant poart es sic . wil make three nadie tae FOES, wasnine- TON and NOBFOLK each week, touching atthe River Land Phe Leave WASHING - Day. ag oick pm ttod BORFOUR oenty TCRSDaY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY at 4 ‘Fare to 94; aw Norfolt, @4; round trip tickets, @6. Mea!s Fikgw gerd sntil used. = the ‘office of the INLAND AND. SEABOARD COASTING COMPANY, at the National Metro- partment. — sepls-tr B POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. Swift and favorite Iron Steamer PILOT BOY, W. H. Byles, Oaptain TU AY, Mi 3d. and TUSSDA’ ‘and SATURDA » bow ngh's wher Agen EBOHANTS’ LIN OF STRAMSHIPS WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK. town, or at J. WT Freight» delivered by at General Office, 603 Pennsylvania avenue, or at the wharf, will be promptly attended ite EW EXPRESS LINE VIA GANAL, BRTWEEN PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, Va., WABH INGTON AND GEORGETOWN, D. 0. From Pier 3, North Wharves, SEFUEDAT S13 m. ‘Tom street, Teeter D,C., MONDAY at 6p. m. ~ line connects at Philadelphia with Ulyde' lar Semt- Line ef Steamers for Provt England States. No whart SAILING DATs. ito ‘This |, Agent for“). of O. iphie. DRS OO FE - REED, Alexandria, Va. DO. MINK, 29 Dovoushire street, Borton. By yrcignts delivered by Knox's Expres. “Or vania ave Brom: sens Cumann LINg. the chances cf col- this Line fake © specie’ ear. y from Queeastown to New York or Boston, croesiug Meridian of 80 at 4 lath or soning to the north of a te homeward , Crossing the Meridian of ‘at G@ lat,, or vothing to the north sf Gn HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERIOAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS, ] K AND LIVER- POOL, CALLING 4T CORK HARBOR. Bew Yo |, From New Yore 15 Bothina. Wi Oct. 2 for On the outward Broerage tickets : and al) Joie of Eure; at lowe Dilis of isding Fie for Belfs Antwerp and ot! jeciterranean ports. For ae cabin passage fo naeoen ene, No. Ti 1 Broadway deinine jassaae, ‘No way, Se a ee jan®-ly CHAS. G. FRANCKLYR, Agent OR LINE “UNrteh Grates Mai sTRAMERS Sail every Saturday from NEW YORE AND G OW. Fa ite route for Tourists. Ps Finest approach nosed Britain. sssenger accommodations uns “RATES OF PASSAG YORK ‘rom NEW wo LIVERPOOL, BELFAST, LO. ANDERE Fi GLASGOW, or. Cazins—865, § stecrage ates ms low on Uy any other " FIRST-CLASS LINE. COMPANY'S OF FIORS: ~ & epl0-t th etm Amunican LINE. IL MSHIPS. onuy “ike SAtevine ro eee AMERIOAN FLA Sailing every THUESDAY from Philadelphia tor QUEENSTOWN and LIVERPOOL. @ABIN, INTERMEDIATE ond STEERAGS ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED. a PETES W: i Kaew nl .D. COOKE, Jz. & 00.,(Bankers), Ager siewy 1439 ¥ streets Washington. Pn A hee hl BANKERS. NATIONAL SAFE DErosiT co., Corner th stand New York avenue. FIBE AND BURGLAR-PROOF VAULTS. All kinds of valuables taken on deposit, Safeefor rent Oflice bo @. 9a. m. to 4 p. H. PLANT, | t. GEO: W. BIGGS,’ Vice President, sWeoly _B. P. SNYDER, becretary, MEDICAL, &c D* Sia JONES —Twenty years! oxperi- Businces condSential "164 8° Howard st, Balti- more., ‘sepl?-Im* ADAME ELL, M. Doe iy ox- M a = ientide Ladies’ Phpacay ana Midwife of 3) years’ practice, attends at thetr homes, or comfortable private rooms, careful nura- ing, and the best medical! attendance at the Doctor's vate residence. Ladies placing themselves under the ca’ e of Madame Restell are teed scientific treat sent and a cure. —— Sharp and Dover sts., Baltimore. sepl7-ly PRESCRIETION FREE FOR THE SPEEDY Cure of Seminal Weakness, Lost Manhood, and all diserders brought on by indiscretions of ex- coms, Any Druggist has the i i be 1DSON & CO. Address EY sepl3 mw fly Box B30, Wow York. ADIES WISHING TO OONSULT A PHYSI- J/,CIAN in any disease peculiar 'o thelr sex, cag ‘$0 with con even in the worst cases, free of charge, by calling on Dr. BROTHERS, 906 B street southwest. °™ DF sepli-tw BR. LEON. De FS estavttened Ladies Physician, Bas ‘Remove To 66 Suanr St Oho Camden, jepot,) Baltimore idence. Separate rooms for lady patients. MQATISFACTION,” SS Siitarions tree st * ayia" 1 PER BOTTLE. ve DARBY'S, 1 (Colonization Building . AND MES. WILSUN.—A thiy ex pe- rienced snd scientific Isdies’ Physician and Midwife. Attend Isdies at their homes, or pleasant rooms snd the best attention at the Doctor's private residence. Qonsnitation confidential. Office, South Sharp street, Baltimore mays-1y D2 3G 2 CER ORT St Be Wacingion Rice: tropathic Institution, 91% B street northwest, cures all nervous and chronic dissases of whatey Bame or posture. All complaints incident to F1 MALRS, and diseases of Children # specialty. G vanic and Electro-chemical Bats, the most invig- erating a! th giving baths known to modern science, Consultation and examination free. api-Sm I KR. ROBERTSON, FROM BALTIMORE" can be consulted at 434 lvth street northwest, early opp-rite the Gas Office, every WEDNES- Y and SATURDAY, from 2 to 9 p.m., in all senses of the Urinary Ory Thora, Gi Stricture. S$) philis; and Spermatorrives orn} itis est, lases of Jou ‘eoently contracted cnred in 3 to 5 days. Srp in all its stages oniexly cured, and the Dolson entirely eradicucd fromthe system. with- cut the nse of merenry. Spo matorrhea, brought on by excesses and abuse in }outh, causing loss ef temory and insanity, geaeral debility, organic ‘Wweakne-s, impotency nervous irritability symptoms umption, ind: ion, palpitation of the ‘ins in back, dimness of sight or giddiness, bodings, self-distrast, &c., speedily cured by newly discovered remedies. Gentlemen placing themselves in Dr. B.'s hand can rely npon being scientifically and honorably treated. Refers to the high testimonials which he now holds from the lead- ing physicians of Baltimore. Office 424 10th street northwest, from 2 to 9 p.m. mard-ly fice and residence, AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNVO’ JOANSON BROS, a: corner of bth and D sis: northwest, D OCBANOEBY SALE OF IMPROVE! ND UN- A at A BEAL ESTATE TN WASHING. . Ce virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court —————— SE. WAGGA sf aga S Bete denote, 519 Tth street, v. = ve BIY, No. 71 ALUABLE IMPRO Serene ', Bo. On TUE AY » October Sth, at 5 o ack St public auction, om the ses. the | a eC I Square No. 623. improved by @ Two-story and the District of Columbia, in said Grad on, the 13th day of April, iss, fn Equity canse | tatecmeet Brick House of 7 wae = Bo 3. 13, we will sale bi ‘sp 80-4t — Anctionesr suction, ‘ont » the follewing-d TWOMAs DOWLING. MLA NG. On WEDNESDAY, THE 291z DA’ T ad Beal Estate Broker, ZEMBER, 1:75, AT'4:30 O'OLOC At the old stand of Lacimer & Cl 22, in equate 1 improved Uy a good frame House, Southwest corner Penns 1*auis avenue aud Lith sts. ath. near y —— fots} and? in square 104. improved by a frame | WALNUT REP. PARLOR SUI Dwelling house, being all of syaare bounded b; MARBLE-TOP CENTER Penpsylvania avenue, south Gd sreet, and 14th Peet Ei da: Bic a D A Qo THURSDAY, THE 30TH DAY OF SEP- | DITION, BRUSSELS, THE TEMBER, AT 4:30 O'CLOOK P.M.) Lote1.3,3, | (GRAIN CARPETS, STAIR 4, 7, 8, 9, 2, 2, 29. 30. 31. $2, 34,95, and 36.in | JON MATTING,’ WALN squsre'l 5, situated on South Estrect and lath ws, | DINING TABLE COBIN ES east, on South G street. Lot 9 and east 41 feet 7 MARBLE ATE inches of Lot 8. in square 1.076, situated cerner of | PAINTED FU South E street and 16th street east. AND H ES: ‘Terms of sale third of the purchase money | COMFO KT: to be paid in cash; the residue in two equal fostal- | LOWS A a ments, parabie it ix and twelve mouths respect. | DERBED. AL ively, with interest from day of sale, to be secared | 1NG AND TOV RS, by notes of the purchaser and @ reserved lien upon | QUISITES TOR. the property sold. A deposit of 359 required upon tion ¢ach Lot ld at the time ~ Conveyancing, On TUESDAY MORNING, Octoder Sth, &c., at cost of purchaser. Pi ve prop: S75, at the residence of a gentleman declining Orty cam be seep at she offoe of 1h : cumkreping. Mo. 17.5 G street. botwaon ds $ n streets, Island, cloce, Is! CHARLES & #RageR.{ Trustees. | sbove well kept houseuoligoods sett sepls DUNCANSON BROS , Aucts Terms cash. —————— i | occcpn THOS. DOWLING, Anct THIS EVENING. rPuomas downina, = ETT Auctioncer and Real Estate Broker, ie Recon bee ot co ay | At the old f Latimer & leary, [vente arene Eee Bee raelt: | Southwest corner Ivauia avenue and Ith st i all ie od of. eep2d tr ‘Auctioneer, 1014 Pennsylvania avenue. THIS and EVERY EVENING daring the week, commencing at 7:30 o'clock, we will self in the auo- Hon room, a general assortment of Men eid loys? Clothing,’ Remuants of C an tie res. Gent's Furnishing Goods, Cutlery, Plated Ware, ke, Bales Tuesday. Thuraday and’ Saturday corm: mencing at 108. m. JAMES GUILD, may6-im Anctioneer TO-mMoF ROW. VM. L. WALL & o¢ Horse and Carriay 936-938-940 Louisiana TWENTY HEAD OF HORSES AT AUCTION. Will be sold, at the Stables of the Great Falis Ice Company, foot of 10th street, on TDAY, October Ist, ni'10.m., @ lot of fine Working ‘Horses, being the property of the Great Falls lcs Company. and sold in consequence of not being required 1m their business during the coming winter, ‘Terms cash. WM. L. WALL & 06 a Repub. & Tribune} Auctio AMES GUILD, J OGERT’S VEGETABLE OOUGH SYRUP.— Wanted. a case of Wh. oping Cough that cannot be cured by * BOGERT’S VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP.” J+ ‘5 also the best in use for Cooghs. g Hoarsenesa. Sore Throat, Croup, and all Bron chial Affection =. For sale by the princival Druggists snd wholesale b ARLES STOTT & OO,, and by the proj G street northwest. novl4-ly UPPLIES. FAMILY ROVERS 50 Cent, 7 5 Cent, and §1 TEAS Are unsurpassed by anything in Washington. TRY THEM. North Capitol and H streets. ARE STILL CORCORAN SQUARE MARKET, HOUSEKEEPERS, LOOK TO YOUR INTER- ESTS, AND SAVE MONKY,. As we have small monthly rentsto pay, and buy our Cattle for cash, we ean afford to rel at the following LOW PRICES: PORTER HOUSE STEAK, 1c. SURLOIN STEAK OUND STEAK, tc RIB ROASTS, 1255 Be. ‘ BEEF, = to 10c. Vv LETS. 1s y x 1 0 KE E. ROAST, 12% to Léc. L«MR. 12% to 16¢ MUTTON. 10 to 15ec. READ THE ABOVE. Marketing delivered te all parts of the city FREE OF CHARGE cs EYBIOK. JOOVER & BRO. LOMON. AS GEORGE DONALDSON, FRED STAHL. We will sell meat at our Stores at the above-named beni CHAS. B. HOOVE sepzt JNO. F. WEYRIC LINKLNS. GEO. W. LINKLNS. Ww TWENTIETH-STREET MARKET, 720 20TH Staxxt. Fine PEACHE®, QUINOKS and other Fratts for Preserving. Fresh GRAPES received daily Fresh MEATS of all kinds, at lowest prices POULTRY aud GAME in season. Fine White Clover HONEY, Piame of 2 poundseach. Fresh FISH and OYS- _seplé-tr WM. LINKINS & SON. ICKLING VINEGAR, PUBE CIDER VINEGAR, mado anier the es- pecial supervision of the senior member of our firm, rm, near Hyattsville, Md.; therstore, we cag tee cite purity and sirengi, Also, PUB ITE WINE VINEGAR. Green Ginger, Celery Seed, Coreander Seed, Ta- meric, Long Pepper, White ‘aud Black Pepper Cloves ard Allspice, with &, general assortment of ‘ickling Condimen' for sale ‘$B! BRYAN & BHO. 50S Pa. sepls-ly 0 ‘etropoll enne, Hotel. INSURANCE, fe! MONEY & CO. E, <8. Ti yiEhs,-o" removed thetr Banking House to LB DBOIT maytag thetr orders at Ticket Office, | BUILDING, corner 8th and ¢ of Ith street ant Penusylvanis ‘They sre prepared todo a —— Dust. Gud Peansylva- | gess.recetve Deposits subject Copel draw Bis avente. cao have their Paggage called for an¢ | Drafts on Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York odd at be Teeidences fo a! pints North | Scyand Sell Foreign xchange, and make West Coium- | tious on all points. apis-tr sonics Sa al pola oth and South. \ y x Wee oe WiLEINe, Sopertazend COAL AND W 00D P.M. BOYD, Je., Gen Pass’: agen ey (eal! CvaLt: Woop: woop ~ CHEAP! CHEAP! POR CASH! 1875 Pesssyivattia BOUT 1875 THOUSANDS OF TONS ORDERED. Arriving daily, cargoes of the best varieties of all Eeiaboreontaee tee ee || "eee a antmete sant - at ee: eet ol ee a ec Oars, izh modern improvements, the delivery of Cont direct from our vessels to the Se eee Weeteas Sak CeNtENE | ee A stilt cae Wharven oud Samet wilkoes “°K E CONNECTIONS from WASHISGTOM to the WEST and JOBTH wit! ot change. ranaver td. us ronte oan be prosured ot the oflean, garner of Idtb street sod Ponnayivenia aveate, 2 street and Penosylvaaia avenue, uader Siationa! Hotel, where reliable information will be Given et ail ur curing tickets af these offices sccorzs.iutious in Palace Oars for Obloass, LEXANDELA AND WASHINGTON BROVED. R JAMES F. BRIER, PLUMBER AND GAS FITTER, Bart 611 Tre STREST SORTHWEST. cuit m1 t lace of onr unsur advantages. (Good PIN WOOD delivered as low as $3.30 por ‘Good OAK WOOD delivered as low a8 @6 to $7 PA ringie trial fi the publi vi Il that is necessary to convince re facta ic of the JOHNSUN BROTHERS, Matn Office anid Depot at Johnson's Wharved, foot ci ne Be Tai Omcee— $1773 mn street ang2s. cose: COAL coal! woop: woop: iam new receiving all sizes of the best grades COAL “Lee,” “Wilkesbarre” and “Locest Mountain” ite tain “ ‘Hed Asb, and “Lykens alley.” Yo persons who wish to take A ‘orders will be recelved this mon i # ot at A i i z H 3 F i u 7 4 4 Joun T. ARMs. D. W. Kercuam. ARMS & KETCHAM, GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS AND BROKERS, Le Droit Building, Corner of F and 8th Street: Wo represent a line of STRONG COMPANIES and Insure KUILDINGS, MEBCHANDISE, avd other PROPERTY in the DISTMIOT against’ loss or damage by fire on the best terms, ‘sepal-ly HAMBURG-BREMEN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital and accumulations over 000,000 GOLD. O. N. THOM, Agent, sepl im No. 71% 15th st., Washington, D. 0. OBACCO, CIGARS, SNUFFS, AN. T ’ PIPKB. * = 1450 Boxes and Caddies of CHEWING TOBACCO consistir g of all grades and forms. $0,000 Cigars, fine, m:dium and low priced. 45 Boxes Garrett's Scotch Snuff, in bottles and packages of all sizes. 90 Roxes Clay Pipes. All of which are offered at the lowest wholesale price, at 53 High street, Georgetown, D. 0, sepa3-2w* JAMES WALLACE, STINEMETZ, Hatter, 12937 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, pf the most patterns of GEN- =3 UMBBELLAS and ‘CANE: fresh supply. au25-tr CHL AY ol SANE fen ni D* PEN Znarap onrmenr, THE “POOR MAN’S FRIEND.” recommended FALL STYLE HATS, ruccmattitorsne,. aad ataxia be for of the alt and Biased irri SAIL, ning apa teen me, 2s. 94., 2. 6d., Is., and SEES eens Meee Sl Steen reagunane. it, and the year for | term sepyi-eo B WILLIAMS, Auctioneer, W485 No. 1001, northwest corner Wth and D streets, (Successor to Green & Williams.) ud Spencer Lee and IDAY. the Ist day of A. D. 1875, at 5 o'clock p. m., on the pre October, mnises, sell at public auction the following-described Property, to wit: The west one-fourth of an acre tn Lot (28) twenty-eight, in section (3) three of Barry's Farm. in Potomac (ity and District iumbia. Fibs Broverty is improved by a two-story Frame ‘onee. i ‘Terms: One-half cash, and residue in two eqnal instalments, payable respectively in six and twelve months from the day of sale, with six per cent_in terest, for which the purchaser will be required to xive his promissory notes, secured by deed of trast red on the property. A deposit of $600 will be required when ie. property is erat of eim, if the terms are bot complied with in five days from the day of sale, the trustee reserves the right to resell at the risk and cost of thedetaulting purchaser. Conveyancing at coat of purchaser. L, CABELL WILLI sep25-smdéw WASH. BW DU SSANSON BROS. Anctionoors, Southeast corner #h aud D strocts northwest, SALE OF THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE, NO 236 litt STREET. BETWEEN B AND © STREETS, SOU CHWEST. On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, October Ist, t 5 o'clock. we will sell at public suction, in + of the premises, the south half of Lot 6, square 263, fropting 2 fect on 14th street, with depth of lots improved by a well built three-story Brick House. erms: One-third cash; balance in§ and 12: mos, notes beart of ti MSON, Trustoo. LIAMS, Auct. sep2s3t J. SWEET, ° tical Estate Broker and Anctioneer, No. 511 7th street, opposite U.S. Post Office. SALE OF THREE-STORY BRICK, WITH NINE ROOMS AND STOKE-ROOM 20x40 FEET, FIXTUBES COMPLETE. AND GAS AND WATER: STABLE IN REAR. I will sell at public auction, in front of the premises, on AY. October 1, 1875, at 3 geek Bm. House No. 2007 Lith street, between O and V streets northwest. Lot 20x10’ feet, to pared alley. ‘Terms made known on day of sale. sepa 7t E. J. SWEET, Auct. MAS DOWLING, sa DON ccionaer end Beal Estate Broker, At the old stand of Latimer & Cleary. yathwest corner of Penna. avenue and Lith street. IMPROVED ber Cari ee GEORGETOWN A . On SATURDAY, 2d October, 1875, in front ifthe premises, at 4 o'clock p. m.,I' will sell pat of Lot 199, fronting 129-12 feet on the west side of Market street, between 4th and Sth streets, with a depth of 70 feet, improved by a two story Brick J wciling-house, contalning five rooms, a gatret and cellar. in good condition ‘Terms: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve months, with interest at ared by deed rty. All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. A deposit of $50 rejuired when the property is bid off. sepa7-ati THOMAS DOWLING, Anct. PIANOS, &c. FISELET, DAVIS & 0O.'S PIANOS, celebrated for sweetness of tone, delicacy of touch, solidity of construction, for sale on co {S11 9th street Dorthwest. se9-eoly’ HE STIEFF PIANOS, unsurpassed in tone, tonch, and durability, on easy terms,, or large discount tor cash. LD & BRO., Sole Agents, 37th street northwest, nos and all instrument re} .. Pianos for rent. eugs-tr PLENDID STOOK OF THE WOBRLD-EE- A OWNED KNADE PIANOS—Parior, Grand, Sguare- |, Square and U; 108; Wm. McUammon’s celeb ‘anos, 7-octaves, ed. 08 from other well- known factories, which we will also ‘and rent on attended to. Mrs. 0. Mreet, 8 few doors abov: LL AND WINTER STYLES. NEWGOODS,. SUITS MADE TO ORDER IN THE LATEST STYLES FOR §25 TO $100. SAMPLES OF READY MADE FALL AND WINTER OVERCOATS. DEVLIN & CO., sopt0-tr 1106 F FTREET. WM. MASSEY & CO.’S PHILADELPHIA XX ALE. A large stock, in excellent condition for use Equal to Scotch Ale costing nearly double th Price. For sale by dealers throughout the city, or at the Price 81.80 per dozen, pint bottles. SAM'L C, PALMER, sepll-tr }_Greene street, Georgetown. SLATE AND MARBLE MANTELS! atea of aks et rt ees er new styles in GAS FIXTURES !! Of all the celebrated manulactarers in the county, ANE EAS hltb ALEBE ATE RS Gas and Fitting Promptly exe- bric Terns of rosit when the resid sale: Oni equal payments at six and twel¥ be secured by deed ef trust g and recording at purchaser's ci Property is strock ited unless the terms of sale are’ complied with TBUSTEE'S SALE OF BRICK ‘ON 107s 8’ A in five days afcer sale. FRED. W PRSIDENCE No 3s jen, is improv 09 Toth street. months, w: 1 eanichtte tobe JONES, Trustes. DOWLING, Anct TRUSTEE’S SA NI TATE ON t writ ng of the party +: mblic auction. in fron! DA LE OF IMPROV NTH STREET By virtue of a deed of trast to me. dated the Ist day of September, of he ninth day of Octot Hl that certain parcel of being in the city of Washington and Di Colombia. Known and described wy pian or plat of said city as parts o! . square numbered 39, together with the improve 1 Auctioncers. th street northw ED B ORT! st nd recorded ia f the land records for the request in yy, 1 will sell at of the on SATUK- * 4:30 o'clock iece OF lying rict of on the ground lots 4 and 5, in ments thereon, consisting of a two story frame honse. a ser, rect Conveyancing. & , at be paid down, compiied wit Teo reorves t adv crtivement. EPH -eoSt ime of sale. in five days frot s right fanlting purchaser, a 9 resell E DOWNM ve B.O AN & GREEN, ‘Terms of sale, conformably to deed of trast: $660 interest on same from September 1. 1574. at ten per cent., together with ex snd the balance in six months, wit!) note mres of sale, in cash; parch by deed of trust on the property sold. urchaser’s cost Mis ale, the tr nd cost of if days’ notice by pablic OLARK. Trastee Arcts. H.WARN }. “Real Estate Broker and Anctioneer, Federal Buildings, corner 7th and F stresta 8. W. AUOTION SALE PRESSED B DE OF 4 East No. 112 RIOK + Octo! OFS A DWELLING, ON T Ira STREET SOUTHEAST, PBILADELPHIA KOW ) On SATURDAY THREE STORY ber 2, 187% p.m. ‘iil be sold at public auction the premises, Lot 33, subdivision of Square 959, im- ed by @ three-story Pressed Dwetliog, with modern improvements, marble trimmings, La tr: be Terms: $800 urpace, range cas ME force purcliaser, payable $20 por_m ce in five and six yeara, at six pe » mardelized mantels, &c. to be assumed by the jonth, without interest; red at tige of "a Cos L, Salesman, D°*sANgon BROS., Anctioneers, Southeast corner 9th and D sts. northwest. TOL OF VALUABLE THREE-STORY AND MENT BRICK HOUSE, ON I<t STRERT HEAST. (CAP 24, IN WASHINGTON, D. TI Thi) BEING No. ‘On SATURDAY, October 24, 1875, at 5 p. m_, we will offer for sale, at public ai raat of the premises, Lot lettered “K. Square numbered 732, improved b; subdivision o} tion, in in Jones? 8 well-built private residence, of ten "rooms, with all modern couveniences, in the immediate vicinity of U,8. Capitol. Terms: One-half cash; the residue in six and twelve months from date of sale, with interest at eight per cent. per annum, secured by doed of trast upon the premises sold.” i purchaser's cont. (Ri sepe Sonveyancing. &c., at F.W. MILLER & 60, ep] Real Estate Brokers. H. WARNER. Pp: AND INGTON. all the right parties to thi street aud id Real Estate Broker and Anctioneer, Buildings, corner 7th and F st TRUSTEE'S BALE O OF OL IN IN SAID Cotam! cau John FAVA THE COU. DISTRICT 0 UNIONTOWN ike YA LARGE OTHER IMPROVE! TORY. By virtue the Distri art, passed undersigned, tras the highest Vidder, on of October, 1875, at 4 o'clock title, interest, cl is cause in aud to all oF parcel and tract cf Inpd ly county, at Uniontown, Dist hing foF the said southeast corner: DW ELLING-dous! MENTS. BALE PEREMP- of a decree of the Supreme Court ot t of Columb! vill sell at WEDNES! Paimm ict of Col iece, parcel or tract of laud at the rmMed by the intersection of Pierce Jefferson street, as laid di northweet. BLE TRACT OF WasH- UMBIA, a A T IMPROVED AND holding an Equity 0. 3,004 of James Li. ‘an Hook et al., the path auction, to AY, the 6th day -) on the premises, ‘and estate of the hat certain piece ‘ing aod peng in said lumbia, begin- jown upon the revised plat of said Uniontown; running thence along the south side of Jefferson strect south 754 e “grees, cast 554 thence at right a: feet, m ect, Uniontown property and the Talbert of 8 north 143% dey ‘with the sont! 3 thence runt degrees ‘west (allow in compass) #80 feet; thence south 75% degrees, east feet, to the center of said Pierce street; thence recs, east 2°0 feet, to a polat in atine rn line of lot 171, on said Uniontown og wit! of plat; thence south 783 degre east side of said Pierce street; at gies south 14: ire OF less, to the division feet, to 8. Hoff’s western lino; degrees, west ine between said perty of George W said line north 473 @ degree tor variation east 30 feet, to the snd thence north Ii% jegrees, east 196 feet. to the polut of beginning; con’ a taini appurtenances. g 934 acres of land, more or less, together with ‘erms of sale: One-third of the purchase money cash; and the balance of purchase money in six, (6, twelve (32) and eighteen (18) months, with eight per cent interest per annum until paid, ‘The parchaser or purchasers to notes, indorsed to the satisfaction of deed ‘given until all shell have been paid. cash payment to be made at within twenty: balance of cas! four hours after said sale: the payments to be made within ten (10) from day of sale, otherwise trustee reserves t to resell the property at the cost and risk ting purchaser or purchasers, All cozy t purchaser s cos! = WILL t. IAM J. MILLER, Trustee F. D. CLEARY, Salen from day of sale. Five Promissory the trustes. No burchase money and interest ‘wo hundred doll rs of the the time of sale, or and ..WABNER, Beal Estate ‘Broker and Aactioneer, Federal Building, corner 7th and jf sts. northwest. AGBIONT ES’ SALE OF ASOEN CHURCH 0 OF 12Tu STREET, BET! SETTo AVENUE AND Eg o'clo ction, Davideon ment all tl By virtue of a deed Saas On MONDAY, October 4th, 187: ok p.m , the undersigned will m the premises, all of Lot No. subd: city of Washingto: provements, cous: with a two-story on of s together with VERY DESIRABLE NEAR THE NEW uare No. 252, ‘the hd bit eo SS ee EVENING syAR._ To the Editor of Aj ton's Jourwal. Sr: Some since your journal con- cities. A tolerably large acquaintance with American ciiies has shown me none in which there is so mmech “window” and “front-yard” ening as in Washington. There ‘are many towns tn the south and some cities where, at certain seasons of the aroma of fragrant native Sowers, shrubs, and vines. {t is not that in Washington, however, the owers, vines, shrubs, and trees cultivated are not merely such as are indigenous to the locality; Sey are from all quarters of the globe. Hardly does a _ (1 use the wont generically for vegetable growth) make its Appearance in the florists’ catalogues before YOu begin to see it in the windows or door- rds of the city, according to its hardiness ud the requirements of its nature. Undoubtedly this ery largely due to the presence here of the ‘Congressioni Agri- cultural,” and “Proj ting” wherein Ga novelties are constantly tested. and whence Congressmen and execu- tive officers of the government, under certain ns, being restrictions and regulations, obtain slips aud seeds for their own use or that of their friends. omething, too, is due to our peculiar cli- maie that gives us such memorable sp: and falls. Mr. Smith, of the Congressional garden, points out three trees near the en- trance of one of the buildings, the respective babitats of which are Japan, the Crimea, and Maryland. But when atl allowance for climate and ible gardens has been made, t reason of iture. 1 w ality of flower-c an say tha: it that reason ts larger as! than elsewhere. Louly leave you te own Inferences. The fact is, there js not a two-room “shan ty” upon the outskirts of the elty, dwelt in by blacks, who (as gender determines) wash or whitewash, that basn’t got at least its hanging basket bright with geraniums and lobelia, and graceful with pendulous money Wort and tradescantia. And from t and on—to whole house-fronts alive flowers, yards beautified with beds, 's covered with wistaria and V ir- ginia creeper. The ivies, too, that farther y, are here luxuriant beyond hapel at Oak Hill cem: at the Glenwood entry to . HO One can forget who . There isan immense unt of ugly brick and-mortar here that find its raison deire in the sereen of ivy it rts. Singulariy happy is Washington, too, in front yards. The founders of the city “ made broad its ways.” The narrowest streets were eighty rom bullding-line to building-line, and the Avenues, which traverse at various an- gles the rectangles made by the streets, vary in width from eighty-five to onc hundred and sixty feet. Until a few yea: enormous, uséles ished abuiters to pa ago these distances w nd a waste. It impover- ve them; and when paved it surpassed civic ability to keep them in re- pair. So in winter they were mud, in sum- mer they were dust. Six or seven years ago Congress authorized the parking of the cenler of the streets, (or most of them.) One or two such “ parks” were made—that is to say, stones were pat down on each side of the’ street, and for a breadth of twenty feet in the middie turf. It Was soon @ question Which was the barer and more disagreeable, the pavement or the park- ing. Tn the process of time there came to us— what I believe you have heard of in New York—a “Board of Public Works.” One of that board had an idea—he knew what to do with these dreary widths of street and ave- nue—and he and his fellow-members did it. First, they put the carriageway in the mid dle of the Street, and narrowed it to, sa from thirty to fifty feet in width; then’ the; put twelve to twenty feet of sidewalk 0: each side; and then the rest of the street was put into parking in front of and adjoining each house. A strip of from ten to forty feet in width was thus added to each house-lot. It was turfed by “the board,” and sometimes fenced. That done, their supervision ceased. The house-owner had as absolute jurisdic- tion over it as if he had bought it, except that he could not build upon it. He might put flowers, fountains, trees, in it. And, I may add, be did. These front lots, these grass lots, are cared for even by the humblest ouseholder, whereas with the center park- ing there was no one to water and shear and roll and manure it; but each house ith of the side parking has its custodian and cu- rator. ‘Taste has been cultivated, the appearance of the street has been benefited, and the pub- lic health promoted. All the advantazes of free circula¥on of air that come from bvoad Streets are conserved, as well as the great protection afforded by them against the Spread of fire; while the cost of expandet carriageweys, breeding dust and mire, is done away, and the many bygtenic influences that come from grass and plants are secured. And all this, mind you, is no. done for the benefit of ovr Fifth-A venue people (whoever they may be) alone, but for the “ common geoote. Imagine a London “ navy ora New York “’longshoreman,” or @ 'Phila- deiphia “coal-heaver,” living in a house with from teu to forty feet of front yard, green with grass, spleadid with foliage and plants, and perfumed with madeira vine! It can’t done, unless you have an imagination as tremendous as the asserted Strength of the Keeley motor. __ But our Washington “unskilled labor” lives with just such surroundings. Wherefore, I rejoice over thix our capital city—as I know you would if you conid see it. D. M. Washington, September 10, 1873. Don't Let Your Child Tattle. ~ Never listen to small unpleasant state- ments made by your child, if they relate to his fellows. Not that a child should ever be made to feel that he has 1.0 sympathy in his small troubles, but it is just as eaxy, aud even easier, to teach hima chivalric senti- ment of endurance while he is in the begin- ning of his childhood, as it is afterward. If his companions be selfish and arrogant, show him how disagreeable and despicable a qual- ity it is, and instruct him to abnor it in him- self. Complaining is In itself a mean-spirit- ed thing, a tattling is still worse, and a child cannot too soon comprehend its base- ness. And here a wise, strong and carefui distinction must be mude. While the child 18 brought to feel the full sympathy of the mother, and an entirely confiding habit is epeouraged about things that relate solely to himself, the small faults of his fellows are not subjects to be included in this confi- dence—they are to remain forever unspoken to her or toanybody. Of course, we do not mean that a knowledge of criminal conduct in acompanion should not be shared with the parents, bet even such relations should be told in the most sacred trast and secrecy, &5 one would confess their own sins to their Maker. The small petulances, trifling mis- deeds, arrogant assumptions, demands for the best positions when at play, for sweetest pleasures by playmates, very natu- sions among small people, maturer ones. It is The Fi BeReke iil — to yout written in thatsame ir comes to your memory, 14 THURSDAY....September 30, *7>__ | received by @ gent Flowers and Plants in Washingto ~~ tained an earnest plea for floral decoration in | }; year, one walks the street enveloped in an | A Personal Narrati: = ~= tn the Iadiane. The following extract from a private letter eman of | niece living te Indiengla gitne © 4 sonal narrative of Fevert calam that place: ae ws dined “It is with the deepest ef thet Sidreme ‘ese lines to you, as well as all your fami- fy. My heart is so full that I scarce! Zia, L write. On the iSth instant began one of “ost severe storms tuat tn this or the com “S W8* ever witnessed. soe. F_Where they were the water bad pa ~b that it was certain death to attempt to ta “St Guy house to look for ove more tafe. “By sp. m. of © 16th, the storm was at tts worst, tho wate WAS five feet higher that it bad ever been even ‘8 the bantest storms; houses were swept se," tKing with them all that was within. A "thur’s was washed from tts blocks, but in the yard. He, oo Ge With all his fareily were saved. Willie, with ti) Mmily, con- Fisting of bis wife aud two chika, algo, his wife's sister wits her three ebikiren, were swept away. Wille, being more powerfat than the rest, clung to a plank and was saved, iris wife and chtldren were drowned in rms. ne Worst blow of all was made Known to us yesterday. Mother, who has been in Saluria ‘or some time, wbere her health was better than in this place, was washed oif with thirty or_thirty-five others, three of whom only weve saved. George and t family and William are all saved. This is the most desolate place you ever saw; there are not one dozen houses left in their proper places, and there are but a few houses mark the plate where oace stood the ant little town of Indianola. The ship. 8 destroyed; Also the ratiroad. Oar relatives been sending us enough to keep us from starvation, but ft cannot last { appeal to you in bebalf of all our dear ones th nain for help. We are destitute. life Is not less than one han. loss of property is untold, the towr bing.” ¥ iret Bean, You knew at once by her general appe ance says a writer tp the Rochester Ct cle, and the manner In which she smiled the giggles which she giggied, and the w: that she talked, that this was’ the first time that she had ever had a beau. She was, in jact, very much excite!, and like a pers stricken With (be first shock of numb pai idn’t know eXactly how to use ber ton; The blood rushed to her head until there was & tremendous burzing in her ears, and she Tecognived all ber acquaintances, old and young, and called the name in a loud tone of voice, and wore at the same time a very trinomphant e zprenston of countetiance. It Was @ moment of intense eostacy (to her) — & moment looked and longed for ever since she got in her teen: 1 #il the heroes and she had ever oss ber vision ike a ming time. Apples and peaches and hollyhocks and mushrooms and pumpkins and hedge fences, as they hungon trees or blossoraed on stalks, or grew in the grass, or tore her new dress as she swept by most from her feet by an elec- passed as an aec pano- rama of bliss oa her way to the circus thal er to be forgotten noon- experience. Did she enjoy Did she remember how the ele- phant stood on his hind feet? Did she follow the flight of the unsurpasset, unrivalled, Wonderful, astonishing, most daring bare- back rider in the world, as he dived in doubled-up through two hi and alighted on the horse again right side wu Was the music the most delightfal she had everheard? Ofcourse! But somehow these things got all mixed up in one glorious whirt ofdelight, tn one glorious fact that she had @ beau—a nice beau in black cloth and a red neck e and & stovepipe hat, and whosmoked 4 cigar and bought peanuts and eandy and lemonade every time the man who sold tt came around aud whispered his goods so soft- ly that the noise of the band and the best ten- year old joke of the clown was drowned out of hearing entirely. Oh, how her liitie heart went pit-a- pat and throbbyty-throb and bob- byty-bob ou her way home that glorious af- lernoon! —_____ AN OCEAN TRAGEDY.—The Boston Post remarks: The trial of the mutineers of the Jefferson Borden, now in progress before Judges Clifford and Lowell, in the United States circuit courtin this city, has a pe- culier interest #s the judicial record of one Of those tragedies of the sea which even sur- pass the imaginings of romance. story of Capt. Patterson, as told on the witness stand in his testimony of yesterday and the day before, is @ tale of horrors whose terri- ble reality can be hard \y. understood. To bat- Ue for days with a band of desperate and de- termined men on the circumscribed deck of @ schooner on the open sea, with no chances of retreat and no hope of assistance; to work the vessel through storm aud calm’ under ® shower of missiles hurled by the mutineers With dexterous aim; to watch hay and night Sgainst a surprise that would mean sudden death; and to finally reduce the murderers to submission and bring them in irons to jas- lice, is an experience given few men and de- sired by none. a A Port. CeveLiy TREaTeD.—Mr. Hoyt, principal of public school No. 1 in Jersey cH y, And two assistants, Misses Townsend and Stagg, were examined in the Second Dis- trict Court yesterday on a charge of assaalt and batteryon the person of Eddie Craig, aged nine years, a pupil in the school. Mr. Hoyt, to prevent the case going on, bad writ ten to the mother of the boy threatening her with arrest for false swearing if she came forward to testify. The little fellow appeared in court and said that Miss Stagg had pulied his hair, as was evident by the bald place on his head, but overawed 4 the presence of his teachers he could wot be made to say any- thing more. The judge, after endeavoring to get anything further from him, discharged the prisoners, remarking Ubat if there bad been more evidence he would have sent them before the grand jury.—N. Y¥. World, 29th On the 29th inst voty, Ma at Wo + by the Rew a Fale, of Washington . roof Willem B. Hill, oxy. ichard Smith. of HALL—WOODS. Op Wednesday, September 29, 4 Rev. Samuel Shannen, GEo. W. Baci to ANNLE Woops, both of thir city. WOOD-MABON._ In ( lo. Pa, instant, by Rev CP. Wing, Epwait Lieutenant U_8.N., io Axsix Dis of Dr. D. 8. Maio: i of the late Bear Acim! on tho 2st PW : », dauchter al Monteimery C8 Me DIED. BENNER. On Wednesday, 2. 8x cam, eldest son cf tue late Aisle Weed RnB Ben ber, aged 16 years. Fup’ ral fr: bis residence. No. at3c clock today. The friends of respectfully invited to attend. 1402 H street, the, family are BUCK. On the morning of Thursday, September $0th, tn the $4 yoar cf her age, Ma: 2ce of Bev. James A. Back jor of Bock Oreck P: ‘The friends of the fauuly are invited to attend funeral services from Creek Church. op Satur- day afternoon, October 2d, at 4 0 clock. . CALLAHAN. On the 20h instant, Parnice CALLABAN. aged 10S years and 2 months, a native of county Kerry, Ireland, and @ resident of this chy ears. wy Melatives and frienas of the family are reapect- fully requested to attend his funeral from his daugh: ter’s residence, Mrs. O'Shea, No. 1143 15th street , Friday, at 23, 0 clock p. RAFFT. At the residence of her son, ft. on Wedivaday morning, Be; rf