Evening Star Newspaper, November 29, 1875, Page 4

STAR. MONDAY....... November 29, 1875, Weather Probabilities To-day. Orrr CurIEr Sigwal WASHINOTON. November 2, 1875. For lake region, middie states and New Engiand, rising and bigh barometer, brisk and high west to winds, decidedly colder, and clear or clearing weather, Amusements, £c., To-night. Nationcl Theater —Mr. John McCullough in “Hamiect.” Theater Comique.— “Lost; or, Out in the | Cold,” and a new variety performance. | Tallmadge Hall—Grand entertainment of “Washington Council, No. 1, 0. of U. A. M- Calvary Baptist Church.—Bazaar for benefit of Calvary mission. LOCAL NEWS. Condensed Locals. Presbyterians, see notice elsewhere. ‘The street lamps will be lighted at 5 p. m. and extinguished at 5:15 a. m. See notice of tH concert to-morrow might, under the auspices of the Sons of Jonadab. At a meeting of the patent attorneys, Sat- urday,at wh'ch Hon. Charies Mason pre- sided, resolutions of respect to the memory of the late A. B. Stoughton were adopted. Last evening, as car No. 59 of the 7ta-street line was proceeling to the whaif, the lamp ‘was jostled out of place and the oil took fire, causing @ panic in the ear, but fortunately | Boone was injured. | The borse attached to the butcher wagonof | Lewis and John Snyder ran away from Sav- pare Marke night, and t . Riebard Collins, colored, was thrown d badly injured. firs stolen from the store of Mr. B. H etz.on Friday night last, nave beon ered by Detective Mil 4 are now lice hea eaped. The Irish Evangeli Bible readings yest ¥ N.Y n (DN quarters, but the thic it. Mr. Needham, ga day afternoon at the xciation Hall. before a was assisted by Re ngton city Evangelist. oon the team of Senator | bh Carolina, became iright- | ened and ran off on Whitney avenue, sma: leg the carriage and throwing the occupants | violentiy to the ground. Young Mr. Robe «i bis ankie sprained, and tue driver cked senseless. . V. Colton, mentioned in Saturday's S not @ carpenter, as stated, but while 3 es- | | STAR @t work at 427 ib street northwest, putting down 2 carpet and fixing up some furniture, | had his overcoat, together with some tools, | gloves, &c., vained at $19, stolen from the ball by < thief: but there was no mo- ney in the coat, as heretofore published. ‘The iron gates at the l0th-street entrance to. the Smithsonian grounds have recently béen removed, by direction of Gen. Babcock, | and carriages to pass through The jebus are abusing this driving their fast nags over the tended for pedestri thereby x up the gravel ax nring the A fine or two n tstop it. RCH ch, ¥ st terday afternoon, a meeting of | of the congregation was held at | ion of the pastor, Rev. Father dition. of the unfinisbed place of wor- sbip, on which worit has been suspended. He sigiec that the funds ha@ become exbausted, and in order that the work might be con- without jon next summer, to the am 1,000 Would be re- | by the Istof April. and he called upon | those present to beraliy. Seb- seriptions for various | aud Father Walter stated that t 1, in order to secure the required t, bave to district the parish and ap comunitiee to solicit sabseriptions in person, but owing to the small attend 2etion Was postponed for the | the New York avenue ( Presby¢ jast evening the pa nounced t at the close the morning TP present it to then hureh of tue Ascensio | | i | Rev. I Elilot, preached his fare well sermon in the old ebureh yesterday, the fine new edifice at the corner of 12th stre: and Massachusetts avenue, will be ope next Sunday. ----Rev. / Atx wh bas resigned the pastorate of St. John’s (P. E.) chureh, Georgetown, preached his fare- | jell sermon there yesterday morniig, to a | large congregation. | ——+——— i REVIEW OF THE FIRE ENT.—The annual inspection and ve District fire departmeat took afternoon, at 4 o'clock, the five steam he companies ard one truck eomp: r ip line in front of No. 1 engine house, on K street. near Mth, and proceeded with’ their apparatus, in single file, along Rhode Island avenue to the Scott statue, at the intersec- n of Rnode isiand and Massachusetts avenues, N and iin streets. At this point they weve reviewed by District Commi sioners Ketcham and Pheips, by the Fire Commissioners and Chief Engineer Cronin and Assistant Chief Engineer Drew. of the firedepartment. Theengines were alldraped in mourning in respect to the memory of the iste Vice President Wilson. “The companies went through several evolutions with the apparatus, after which dismounted and th receiving @ salute as they pi The Di trict Commissioners expressed themselves Well satisfied with the appearance of the men. animals and apparatus, particulariy praising the pbysieal proportions and neat- bess of the force. A New axp Hanpsove Ixprov MENT.—As an evideace of tne suc- cess which ever attends strict at- tention to business and its principles the new and commodious banking house | of Messrs. H.D. Cooke, jr. & Co. stands on | exampie worthy of imitation. Their re. mo:lelicd establishment, No. 12) F street, is re-occupied by the firm to-day, and their | patrons and the public will at once recognize | : the substantial and business appearance of | the already largely-known establishment. | The young gentlemen of the firm are widely known and possessing the entire confidence | of their foreign correspondents and the business men of Washington, their suc- cess in business is well nigh assured. ©o and after today the publie will | find these gentlemen at the above number where banking in all its branches Will be attended to. Large dealings in Dis- trtet of Columbia securities enables them to eas id best prices. Government nds, exchange on all banks, foreign and domestic, will be promptly farnished. ————— } FUNERALS.—Yesterday afternoon the fa- | beral of the late Harvey C. Belt, whose death Was noticed in THE STAR of Friday, took place from bis late residence on 6th strect, apd was attended by @ large concourse of re- Jatives and friends. The services were con- dneted by Rev. J. G. Butler, of the Memoria! Lutheran church, and the remains were es- corted to Glenwood oy, the uniformed Knights of Pythias and Calanthe Lodge, No. 31, K. of P., beaded by Repetti’s band, The funeral of Mr. Geo. H. Littleton, who was killed by accidentally falling throt the elevator at the marble building, corner Of Sth street and Pennsylvania avenue north- West last Friday, as stated in Tae Star of that day, took place yesterday afternoon from the residence of his brother-in-law, Mr. ‘Wm. H. Johnson, No. 920 5th street north- West. Wes attended by a large concourse of friends. ———_-—___. THE THRATER—At the Notional Thee Mr. Jobn McCullough, the well-known tra- gediao, commences an engagement to-night, and be will doubtless be cordially received y the lovers of true dramatic art in Wash- Mr. McCullough hes been making a tour through the west, where he has met THE COURTS. COURT IN GENERAL TERM. The Supreme Court of the District con- vened in general term in the Criminal Court room @tll¥ o'clock today—Judges Wylie, Olin, Humphreys and MacArthur present. The case of Beall Baltimore and Ohio railroad was submit on briefs. Hovey et al. agt. McDonald et al.; order stric! out and cese A BANKRUPT Judge MacArthur delivered the of the court in the ease of Moritz A! nod aside order of dis- arge. The court sustained this decision, butsubsequently, in the: another appeal was made from adecree, and the court reverses the last order on the ground of want of proper notice. Judge Humphreys cis- sented, holding that the decrees were prema- turely made. A DIVORCE CASE. Tn the case of Town agt. Town, divorce case, in which cruelty was charged b: who obtained the divorce, Jad; announced that the decision of the court was that the decree giving the custody of the two ebildren to complainant should he modified se as to give the boy into the custody of the father, and the amount of alimony be re- duced to $25 per month. A TAX CASE. In the ease of Downing azt. corporation of Washington, Judge MacArthur deliveret the opinion of the court. in this case the charge was made that the tax imposed was illegal, and the court said the mere averment of such was not suffi for the interpo- si ee below dismiss A RAILROAD CASE. ion of the court | Hrant against the Bi mac Rutlroad Comps Jodge MacArthur. Tn this case th ttempted to cross a train at Mars la , and it wes claimed that while get over the cars the train started without n Lice, his foot was cauzht between the “bull noses.” and the amputation of two toes made necessary. On the trial below testi- TRoby Was offered as to the custom of the railroad in oceupying Maryland avenue and in allowing persons to eross. Tae court held that to passengers the railroads should eve ng o- cise the greatest care, and to strangers ordi- | vary eare. They should, wheo moving through a city, especially give a signal when about to move, and that the cour: below ia giving an instruction on that subject w: corregt. It was claimed that Congress gave them the right to use these streets, but Con- gress would not relieve them o* ordinary care. It was claimed that plaintii! was ott of his place—a trespasser—but the instruc- Uons guarded this point. It was in proof that this train occupied the avenue lying across a street for twenty minutes; that the avenue Was impassable. and if it was tcue that the company had been in the habit of allowing persons to cross the train then this party could not be cailed a trespasser. The court held that the instructions below were correct and affirmed the judgment below. MARRIED WOMEN’S PROPERTY RIGHTS. Judge MacArthur, also, in the case of Louise M. Smith agt. J. Harry Taompson, delivered the opinion of the eourt. In this case Moses Kelly held certain property in trust for Mrs. Thompson and she died in ‘2, having made, in January, isil, a will, in which the property is charged with cer. tan bequests aud the lot in question having been sold the biil is brought to quiet title. The court held that a married woman may hold and dispose of her separate estate as a femme sole unless restrained by the terms of the instrument. In this casé the only re- striction is that the trustee should join in the | deed. The conveyance by her was valid in the opinion of the court, but if they were mistaken then Mrs. Thompson had full power under the married women’s act. The court reversed the decree and it was an- nounced as Mrs. Smith had io good taith urchased a portion of the property, that. the nests should be by Mr. Thompson, which was amply sufficient. Judge Wylie enunciated. capacity at the time the wil] was made, an: under the terms of the deed she could ‘on! part with her property in accoraauce with such terms. He thovglit most of the au thorities in this country if weighed were Against the doctrines enunciated. OTHER CASES. In the case of Carter agt. Lloyd et al., idge Humphreys delivered the opinion of © court. This was a case inthe Cire: Tt, @ which a judgment by default taken, and subsequently the sureties of Mr. Lioyd came in and moved to set aside the judgment. The court refused to grant the motion, and an appeal was taken. This cou held that there was no error shown, and af firmed the judgment below. In the case of Linville agt. Holden et 2 Judge Humphreys announced tbat because of a divided court the jdgment below was affirmed. Mr. Mattingly filed a motion for a rehearing before a full bene! udge Wylie, for Judge Cartter, announced that the judgment in the case of Ould agt. Rev@iek, was affirmed. Shoemnker agt. District of Columbia; re- manded to the court below, with | complainant to amend bill. Van Zandtagt. Magnetic Gas Lighting Company; decision below affirmed. Ambler agt. Whipple; co: tin = to next term—Judge Humphreys dis- senting. TEE MONTANA WAR CLAIM CASE, ETC. Judge Wylic delivered the opinion of the court in the case of Weed and Clarke against dissented from the doctrines Je u L. M. Black. This is the Montane war claim | case. in which defendant made a contract with plaintifls to prosecute certain war claims incurred by Montana, and in the court below a judgment was given. Tne court holds with the Supreme Court of the United States that all contracts for procur- legislation are void, and set aside the ing | Judgment below. Judge Wylie also delivered the opinion of the court in the ease of Brick, executor, agt. Brick. In this case the ownership of 250 shares of gas light stock is involved. The court affirmed the decision below, and an appeal was taken, in the case of Pendleton agt. Parker, Judge Wylie delivered the opinion of the Court i the decree beiow. An appeal was Shafer agt. Leonard. Judge Wylie deliv- ered the opinion of the Court. Tails was an action brought by plaintiff for work done on defendant’s house under a contract with «e- fendant’s husband. The case went to a ref- eree and an award having been mace a judg- ment was obtained. Tue Court affirmed the Judgment below. ADMISSIONS TO THE BAR. The following were admitted to the bar:— E C. Cady, of N. Y., and A. M. Leonard, of : dan, of N. C.,on motion of Judge Moore; Joshua Sharp, of Pa., on motion of Mr. Hen kle: and James H. Cassin, of Va., on motion of Mr. Bradley. On motion of Mr. Horner, the application of John R. Bennett, and on motion of Mr. Totten, the application of F. T. Browning were referred to the committee on admissions to the bar. Adjourned to Saturday next at 11 o'clock. CRIMINAL CouRT—Judge Olin On Saturday Audrew Ashton, barglary; bot guilty. Today, Lawrence Bird, assault and bat- tery with intent to kill and robbery of John C. Pingle, was placed on trial, and at 11 o'clock the case was adjourned until 2. Crrcurr CocrtT—Judge Cartter. To-day the case of Bird & Co. agt. Jessup, wasTesumed. PoLice Court—Judge Snell. To-day, Henry Talifero was charged with the larceny of some cheese trom front of the store of T. L.Hume.on Market Space, Sat- urday night. Mr. Hume canght him tn the act; fx months in jatl—an —— taken. Jobn Gray, profanity; son, larceny of an overcoat worth $25 from Bepjamin Cole; six months in Wal John Green, black, assault on Susan White, yel- iow, with @ blue bottle—hit her on the water- fall; $10 and costs. James Leary, Jarceny of $25 in money, a gold watch worth $39, a charged on,tliat portion | on motion of Mr. Riddle; J. Parker Jor- | GEORGETOWN. DEatHS.—Capt. John Moore, one our old- most est and citizens, died at bis residence on Street last night, in the 88th of his tt. Moore was | born in 's county, Md., in the year i788. He served with distinction ‘the war of 1812-715. bout ity years ano he to Georgetown . extensivel; interested ins con- le Was y in 7 struction of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. ingat oes ne i ie, ry *Sirs. Elizabeth M. Smith (wife of our well- y known fellow citizen, ~ wr is secre! Orce ma died here on Saturday. ‘er of Rechab funeral place from 73 Fayetie J ad will street on Tuesday. THE Ri ong Fa Bh WHEAT nyt get i chants’ Exchange ¥ amoun! : a Sales of 3,600 bushels at $1.33, $1.54, and $1.43). RIVER AND CANAL.—Arrived—Steamer New York, from Philadel consigned to G. F. Hyde, with general merchandise for District merchants; schoont end, from Philadeiphia, with coal for Dic: son & King; Schooner Kitty Ann, from Ale: andria, with 400 bushels of whaat for Hart- ley & Brother. By canal—Boat J.N.Taomas, With 3,000 bushels of wheat for J. G. « J. M. Waters; boat Ellen Brooks, with 2.000 bush- els ofcorn for same firm: boat Medley, with 2.500 bushels of wheat for Hartley & Broth boat Whee! Barron, with 3 wheat and 300 bushels of corn for same firm; beat Round Top, with 700 barrels of cement for J.G. & J. M. Waters. ALEXANDRIA. A New STYLE oF DOING BUSINESS. gentleman in our city was surprised one day tbis week to receive by express, ch. i Eg 2 paid, two paper boxes of small assorted mer- chandise, suitable for Christmas gifts. lie ught at first that it was @ present, but | oon found a letter inclosing a bill for $17.09, and requesting him to select such article: he ‘might want, and return the rest by express at the expense of the seader, who, though an entire stranger. proposed to watt ‘until next Spring for payment for any articles pur- chaset, oF ordered in the future. On revers- ing the wrapper, a printed direction to the party who sent the package appeared, and a prepaid envelope, With his name upon it, was furnished for the transmission of a stalorder. We presume this fs the latest ew York style; it certainly displays greater confidence in human nature in Alexandria | than recent events in their own city would seem to warrant. BoRN In THE STREET.—A Colored woman named Laura White, made an assaull terday upon the daughter of a woman nained Wade, who lives near the Heury street de- pot. The mother of the latter observing her daughter's peril—for her assail: had thrown ber upon the ground and was knoel ing upon her—rushed to her relief, and rais- ing astick was about to strike the woman, when & colored man, named Joe Williams, charged up to the spot on horseback and pre- vented her. The mother was so much ex: ted by the occurrence that she was sudden | taken sick and gaye birth to a chiki in the Street, but taking the infant in her apron, she carried it into her house near by, aud has been ill ever since. ADULTERY.—A prosecution is pending in the criminal court at Dayton, Gio against Emelia Ema), formerly of Alexandria, and John Bossard, for adultery. The records in the clerk's office of the county court of this county show that Emelia Emal, oue of the defendant, was united in marrage ge Emal,a private in company I, iment veteran reserve corps, by Rev. Wm. F. Speake, on the ith day of Au- gust, 1864. The woman in question was a daughted of Christopher and Dora Bart, and was born in Schwonburg, Germany, and was twenty-eight years old at the time of ber marriage in this city to Emal: So far as the marri Is concerned, the evidence against ber is documentary. a HOMICIDE (N FArRFAX CouNTY.—An oid colored man, about sixty years ofage, named Basi! Carpenter, came to this city to market on Saturday last, and returning to his home fount Zephyr, the farm of Mr. Henry Mc- jiams, in Fairfax county, was for some unknown reason, struck on the head with a club by his wife. He died the following Si day night from the effects of the wound she inflicted. No inquest has been held upon the | body, complaint made, or warrant issued for the apprehension of the guilty SUIT FOR DAMAGES.—Mr. Michael Smith, of the members of the board of health for he | third ward, has instituted suit against the | Corporation for $500 damages, resulting from | the injury to his property caused by a defect | in the sewerage at the and Patrick streets. ntersection of Quee: Gazette, Zith “He will never have a good thing cheap who is afraid to ask the price.” tp = Dress Suit Business Suite. | Perfectly Fitting Shirts. Handsome styles of Troweers. Reliable qualities of Underclothing. ‘New and desirable styles of Neckwear. Finest Kid, Calf, Castor, Cloth and other Glo es, READY-MADE DEPARTMENT, (FIRST FLOOR.) ASSORTMENT COMPLETE. The Most Complete Stock 1 Ever Offerca. INSPECTION INVITED. Fair Dealing. No Overcharging. No Misrepresentations, No Undue Solicitations. Each Person Dealt with Alike. Everything Sold npon its Merits. All Prices are Marked in Plain Figures. NUTE—Al Ready-made Goods, not soiled or ‘worn, may be retarned in ¢ and the purchase money wi funded. weeks, be re- CUSTOMER DEPARTMENT, (SECOND FLOOR.) New Goods, Handsome styles. First claes garments. ‘The best workmanship. Wedding and Mourning Suits. The highest style of the art, . ti is tat td Tished as Forrest's fitting atecessor: Tonight chain "worth, S13 gold’ breasipin mori 35, A special department for Business Suits, “ lev” . with studs, cord searf-pin, gold sateriotmnes Laem g Os Fours SOP | ring. gold locket and otlier articles frou his | "ting Suits, Description sent to any address, panies. mother, Jane Leary, residing on S street, | Communications by post will be promptly answered Theater Comique.—Many new faces are an- | between 6th and 7th: grand jury, bonds $500. vourced at this theater the present week, Thomas Cogan and Louis . Messer, assault - ard besides, the usual excellent variety per- | #0 battery on Henry Baker. This was the formances, the sensational comedy; “Lost, | Tesult of an overdose of benzine—a war of ©r out in the world” will be presented. eee Mone $n the comer of pen he Bcd mi Pennsy: and street, and Ter fizrrorotis SAvINGs BANK pays rf gy mig aud Shilling came on the five per cent. interest on all deposits made ond in thme to arrest them bota; $5 each. SF Gr before the sd of each month. its board | Ms). Ford, colored, larceny of & pocket- of ah is composed as follows :—Sam’l oe Sons Ww. ook Norment, Nicholas Acker, W. H. os, | Se Se er core op Ee Thompecn, Ja ts Becta Godard, GR. on. Win. HL. Henson, a , and tak ONE PRICE ONLY and B. H. % some 5 berger, and B. H. Warner. x met Finch, t ny od x ABRIAGE LICENSES have been ary. ins. This was an battle, and et ee ee A ant Eine? | Mary's calico got the worst of it; $5. "Wan. Brown Sturtevant. Lb Ee col Here and Jalia fle} Too | of a gold watch worth $55 O'Nea!, John E. Wilson a: Smad from ee ee . Eugene Seferson Brown and Mary Virginie best Yan Riewick, ~ reed with the aor EVERY DEPARTMENT, “xpeon_Desvawity Baoe win can a | Seeaee Eee a aie RN ga Mrsens. Drwcanso: 20S. will sell a a s m. F, food bay horse, top-baggy, cost $450, ana | John |; Melvin Wilson,’ Samuel Jones, win 4 Rood fet! single harness at il o'slock to- | @ iH. 5 morrow morning. This is good ch nee to Fore eilton: James ia - ternout, owner Wing no = tae for the signe, they must positively be | 17; 85. Daniel Ci Cash Discount ef Ten per cent, gs Kit Hailstecks loud dat e eee AEN Prise’: jewelry store received some | {red Jones, trespass on | Beantiful goods this morning, No. 4 Fone careing; @. . 451 Peunsyivapia aveune, near i streek ard, co., *5. Join Keyes, fet 6 wisi pail ne em ben ‘ GEORGE Na ‘THE FIRST THING to be considered in buy- _—_—_— . ’ We @ rollar is the ft. The Elmwoot and Werwick St better than Sny others.— Arty, Dr. MAYNARD. dentist, has removed his Office to Irving Library House, 1321 F street. Rovis-Imt NQ. 440 SEVENTH STREST. READING NOTICES. ‘THE CROWN BuFFALO Horn Comns.— Sincere oe to ap: Saks Co. 318 ith street. OvcH! Tnosz Parns!—Use Edwards & Hutchison’s Stimalas it for ze ting Liniment foi 4 ae be tap ya Sozopont — and — ora’ gums, and perfumes breath, cleanses, beautifies and preserves th Lon from youth to old age. Sold by all eo Dr. W. E. Scorr, of Physicians, com: Liebig's Liquid Extract of Beef wigoralor @& the best preparation used for Debility, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Fever, Ague, & eo ——— THE ONLY SAFETY for persons who have A constitutional tendency to consumption is to resort to Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar, whenever they are attacked by congh, cold, hoarseness, or any other complaint of the throat or Itings. Sold by all Druggists. Pike's Toothache Drops cure in one minute. ——_¢ _____ Forty YEARS’ EXPERIENCE have tested the virtues of Dr. Wistar's Balsewn of Wid Cherrs, and itis now generally acknowledged to be the test remedy extant for palm: and lung diseases; embraci range froma slight cold toa set tion. Were it not for its meri!s, it would long since have “died, and made no sign.” 50 cents and $1 a bottle, large bottles much the cheaper. C) President of the College R val. The office of “The Arlington Fire Insur- ance Company for the District of Colum- bia s been removed to the Compauy’s 1505 Pennsylyania aver: Tre: ul iy and Dyeing jarged his establishment by ng to his new building, 906 G street. 3 doors west of 9th street, just a few steps from his former place on 9th street, where he is ready to do any work tn his line in his su- erior maaner. Kid Gloves and Shoes, Srape Veils cleaned at a very short notice. Ladies’ Dreeses cleaned withont taken apart and spots removed without cleaning the whole garment. Gent's Clothes cleaning and dyeing a specialt, 11,27-tr ——— oe The Baffalo Lithia Waters, The extraordinary curative powers of these Waters in the Peculiar Diseases of Women; in Affections of the Urinary Organs; in_Dyspepsia and in Gouty and Rheumatic Affections is vouched for by some of the best medical talent of the country. They are for sale by Kidwell & Son, 1531 I street; Charles Stott & Co., 480 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, D. C., Fiekling & Welch. High street, Georgetown, D. C.; and E. 8. Leabeater & Bro.. 587 Fairfax street, Alexandria, Va. #7 Pamphlets can be had of the houses, THOMAS T. GoonE, Proprietor, 10,4,méw,6; Buffalo Lithia Springs, Va, Remoyal—Corn: G On and after December ‘Ist, Dr. White, Chiropodist, “will occupy the very eligible Apartments of the new brick building, 1116 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Willard’s otel, where he will continue the successful ent of Corns, Bunions, Chilblains, = Excrescences, Club and Ingrowing c. ———— Usk ALADDIN SECURITY UIL and prevent any possibility of an explosion, such as oc- eurred at Babcock’s frame factory, October 28th, 1875, 11,1,1: FRECKLES removed by Nature's Beautifier. FRECKLES removed by Nature's Beautifier MEDICAL, &c. ENDREDS OF YOUNG MEN ARE CURED of Nervons Debility, ‘or Seminal Weakaeas by Bee yittle or two of DR BROTHERS’ INV1G- OBATING CORDIAL. Old men go forth Freeh, Regenerated, and conscious of New Vigor. 906 E reet southwest. novld-2w* &. BUCKLER JONES —Twenty years’ expert ence in Female Diseases, Irregularities, Ova ran Tumors; goarantees natisfaction, or no charges Business cousdential. 164 N. Howard ore. at. Balt mi sepi7-am” M4DAME ERSTECE MDs thoroughly ex- perionced and ecicntifie Ladies’ Physician and Midwife of 2 yeors” ry riabfe treatment snd » cure. residonc nd Dover sts., Baltimore corner of South sepl7-ly* “@ATISEACTION @1 PER BOTTLE. Ucc- XO sultations free at Dr, DARBY'S, =~ RX . yl-om* lonization Bailding.? iM BAGTIMORE i ite the Gas Oil oy WEDNES Bearly 16 Gas ice, every s Day sceSa from 9 to 9p. m., in al Di of the Urioary Orgsus, Gonorrhea, Glect Btrictare, Syphilis. and Spermatorrhcea, Cases v! jonnorrhea recenily contracted cared in $ to $ days yphills in all its stages quickly cared, and the polson entirely eradicated, trom the system, with- out tho use of mercury. Spermatorrhon, brought on by excesses and abuse in causing loss of youth, memory and insauity, general debility, organic weak paine in Back, dimen 0 ‘sight or + emeel ven hand ‘con rely, upou being scientifically and honorably treated. Refers to the pigh testimonials which be now holds from the icad- northwest, tron os siz" BOGERT’S is sito the best in HOTELS. WESTMINSTER HOTEL, ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN, Corner Irving Place and léth street, New York. One Block from Union Square and Broadway. The most central, and yet quietest location in the city. Convesient to the great stores, theaters and churches, Elevator, and all modern improvements, ‘sccess to all paris of the city by street cars and sepZi-mwa&fly 0. B, FERRIS, Proprietor. FALL 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. QUE stTocK PARLOR GRATES a 1s not equaled by any of ass ‘soapstone oF GAS LOGS, tor nso with Nickel Grates, ‘and FIRE SEBO B7-HOUSE PLUMBING, in all its dotatie, HAYWARD & HUFCHINSON, oven tr 317 Mh strov nortuw e | Montreal, writes: «(I have re- | larged and fanproved, 161d, Ladies sue Geatienmrs ed i ved, le ies #1 on | Foes Sree ha, cea Pare ete, an’ a b &c., £e., nicely cleaned of dyed; ales; Curtatns nad the whole | ‘7 GEORGETOWN ADVER’M’TS, | Ce ae ree RE | % ABIT! AY wan | at ‘are cor- | 4 preaeas in regalia on the ocea- 7 Orn. WULLIAMS, Rec. Sec. (CALTON i GETTINGEs, . 101 BRIDGE STREET, DEY GOODS, CABPSTS and EBY a specialty. Tents FURS. bovl7-3m iss7. En- daring jammer months, Send us your address snd we will call for and re- turn work st any place in the District free of extra charge. Work received and retarned by mail or €: ress from and to any place in the c BOOKS AND STATIONERY. HE REW BOO The Loternations! Postage Stamp Album. con taining spaces for every variety of stamps ia ti wor Beards, $1.5 Hot! Roderick Hudson, by H. Jomes, jr; $2. by G. P. hrop: $1" ers snd Painting, by Mrs. tndies from Raphael, with Historical and Criti cal Notes, with hetiotype illnstrations; 910. Taxchi’s Engravings, from Frescos by Corregzi « joty ps illustrations: #1). Gomte with de Paris’ history of the War, vol. 1; Pr.ge Miscellanies. from Heine; $1.50. A large JOB LOT of excellent Bo ok: binding,many 0! h were published 2. Yolume, sold at the uniform price of 80 cents. SOLOMONS & CHAPMAN, Agents for Lawrence's ** Pare Linen” Papers. nov27-tf __911 Pennsylvania aveane HE NEW BOOK The Dresden Gallery. The Goethe Gallery Vignette Alpine Scenery .. Yon Bremen Gallery Englich 12 portraits Schiller Gatiery Infelico. By Evai OHUN NSYL HE NEW BOOKS . ALWARREN CHOATE & CO.'3. ‘The new nevel by Augasta J author of “St. Kimo,” “Ben'ah,”” ef West Indian Pickles. the West Indies. By P. boy 8. - The Metler of Silcott’s Milis. By Mrs. Design: Bible Lands: their Modern Oustoms and Man- ners. | By Rev. Henry J. Van Lincey. Hand- some 8vo, volume, profusely illustrated John Todd, the story of His Life....... The Abode of Bnow. A tour from Chinese Thibet to the indian Caucussus, oD, BROTHERS, VaNIA AVENL Infelice. ““Eniemas of Lite ‘The Bird and the Bell. 6: ranch. Notes of Travel in South Afric ©. J. ardereon. All the other new books. andarticies for thé boli December Ist. Subscriptions fi received. Agents wr Bpiendid stock . Full di @ Blackwoods. ere juvent! i ficial ivy,rose. geravinua and | je tor decorating parlors and | school reoms—a beautiful and permanent orne ment. A great many novelties of home aad foreiga manufactures, Call and examine. i WAREEN CHOATE & 9., £26 3t__Vernon Row, corner Pa ave. aud lW:h tt. Moeepxanns NKEY'S HYMN BOOK, Just published. Gospel Hymns and Sacred So: " by Bliss & Saukey, mg = alone, § and 10 cents; Hymns with Masio, cents. All the Bymn and Tune Beco Music Books, constently on band WM. BALLANTYNE’S, nové-tr 425 71H Sraerr. NEW BOOKS ¥OR SALE At SHILLINGTON’S HCOKSTORE, Corner 434 atreetand Penn. ave The Bertram Family, by the author of Schonberg Cotta F ‘gurrite's Journal; @ Story for Girls, by the author of Batledge Leah; a Woman of Fashion. Hero of the Pen, by the author of Good Luck. The Queen of Connaught. Scvenooks, by Holland. Bread and Oranges, by the author of Wide Wide r Playing Cards, Blank B » Paper and EF: lopes, Wholesale and Betail, at nd Sunday Schoo} STEAMER LINES. ‘HE INLAND AND SEABOSED UOA OOMPANY OF D. Oo. STEAMERS LADY OF THK LAKE AND JANE MOSELEY. FOR NORFOLK, CONNECTING WITH LIVES FOR BOSTON, BK OVIDENCE On and after NDAY, September 20, 1475, the stesmer LADY OF THE LAKE will wake three tri Weekly bet Peifientes ero farsa » Wee at . ak Poca aaa ena Ey are fol Ds ‘until used. STEAMER JOHN W. THOMPSON FOR POTO- MAC RIVER LANDINGS. The Company having Steamer op the route, Wed: 2B. FRIDAY—Leave Washington st 7 a. m golng to Cc » and Tl . 4, Geegioman. and on BA’ uHbAY continu down grea ee All Freight for Biver Landings must positively be ror tickets, staterooms or information, apply at the office of the Company, under Metropolit Sasa cise ee EECHANTS’ LINE OF STEAMSHIPS WASHINGTON AND NEW YORE. Hereafter the fine Steamehtpe B. 0. JOHN GIBSON witlwake marcia Gene eee ane week iy trips between NEW YORK, ALEX: DRIA.” WASHINGTON and GEORGETOWN, as foliows-—Leave NEW YORK, D.t. leare GEORGETOWN trees BHEDAy ae leave : re g ‘ALEXANDRIA the same daye et? For full information ay to R. P. A. DENHA business office and wharf. 3 Water stroet, ( tow n, or at the office of the Frweent near P. x J. W. THO Ny President. Pretahts detivired by Waox's Exbree pose left at G val 0 » 603 Ns Meee Hh ear oes; 003, Pennsylvania avensn to. jeli-tr NEW EXPRESS a wae CANAL, =] PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, W. - INGTON ANU GEORGBTOWN 8 SAILING Dare. From Pier 2, 8 BATURDAT, Arie me age in Boston by thie line. G. ¥. HiDE, WM. P. oLYDH & Go” RB BED, Ales for D. of O. ie nor LADIES’ GOODS. Ae iis ie je cau kn wae { ADS. i) ROOF. 7 Ga ENT EVER DE. dh. a. Mcen mall EER “p pam t crt ER BAaDstrom 91 ap. | JUST RECEIVED-— FEATHER TRIMMINGS, tn all colors. INITIAL BANDK EBC! FS for Ladics, Gentic- men and Children FANCY BOXES, FANS and NOVELTIES for | Christmas presents e TTE KID GLOVES of my own import s- pa my 2g PS VE ad MRS. M 3. HUNT, nov tr 3 D street. M®s J.B. SPENCER. MILLINERY AND BO STITt oe G a ayn AT = 4 i : we. —Choiee and elegant stylee Winter Bonnets and Round Hats, now ou exnib- owls, ton at remarkably low prices MES: SEtma RUPPERE, 614 Orn Srarer, Orrosits Parent Orrics. BEBLIB ZEPHYRS, WORSTED Coops, ant | CANVAS EMBBUIDERIES, 1 Beautiful sctections of EMBROIDERED SLAP PRBS and SLIPPER CASES, CUSHIONS. OB ALI 0 re LIGHT SOBBENS aad TOWEL | Large assortment of Children’s Merino Cloaks, Worsted Caps, Sacqnes. Leggings, and Fancy Wool Hose. nov 88-tr STRICH TIPS, loss than balf price; tary all fashionable colors, at the sheapest the city. NNOLLY'S, novié-tr 605 9th st., opp. Patent Oiice. DEDUCTION OF TWENTY P&E OENT Asm ade n BE. and IMITATION LACKS, at “84° 00st BEAL ang a TTANS. ore in NEW ARRIVAL OF HANDSOME DRESS TEIMMINGS iu the | nd Paltorns, WILLIaN s. ST ASSORTMENT of LADIES cs SSES CLUAKS and DRESSES at moderate prices, at WiLLIAN’s, At WILLIAN'S Ladies will find samples of COLORED FRINGKS for which orders can bo left to suit their dresses. novs-im = | RS. K. BORERTS, HEAP MILLINERY STORE BALTIMOBE PRICES—LATEST S(YLES. ov i-Im* Bo. 0 ih st. Borthwest. Tro CENTS A 8KEIN—Beiding Bros. best om broidery SILK, white or Diack, at he ea j ore in the city, COR ov tr 60% 9th st, opp. P. VERMILYA Is selling LADIES ELEGANT BUTTONED BOOTS Of bis own make at 95.50 610 NINTH STRET, octs0-tr Opposite Patent OMice. MBS,,0, STEATTON intorms tho indies of Raat Washington and vicinity that in afditios Millinery. Office. Stamping D signs. A agent for the Bazar terns. 611 Peunsylvan Ue 8.¢. oct tm* MISS KE, A, McCOR MICK, +) 05 Pennsylvania Avenne, (Up Stairs. wine, French MILLINERY for the and ter. Henported BONNETS and HATS inthe newest st: hb FLOWERS, FEATHERS, SILKS. Xe. oct) tr 4 M™= L. P. JEANNERET HAS BETURNED FEOM PARTS With the choicest assortment of PATTERN BONNE(CS and HATS. DPRESSMAKING in all tts branches 1107 PENNA. AVENCE ond $3 W CHABLES ST.. BALTIMORE Ee “8 BLAC SEAL | ee pieces, DRY GOODS. MATELA aes aed LACK and BROWN TRIMMING VEL- r JACKETS an@OVERDRES RIP] STRIPED and PLAID id ny TR SHAWLS. LS i A SHAWLS all prions ‘aad NAVY BLUE SILAS, tn au ies. BROWN FRENCH MERINOS. fine all-wool PLADe toe of the nest pices LUPIN S FRENCH MERTNOS, - jens of the Remaontent caves oom. mente we we ever offered, Bich BLACK “and COLORED SILKS in every Tyelabeive goods have just been received, and are ry op same quality cam be perchaeed (¢ oe or ONE PRICE own M. SHUSTER & BRO, move? 919 Penney ivan: rene NEW GooDs AT REDUCED PRICES Owing to the thprecedoeted Guliness im commer <n cial circtes tn New Ware ay we ha to purchase some RA Boar and DOMEST A v STIC DRY GOO slight advance on the original cost flake and Knickerbocker Bultings: beaut im atl analitics, from 20 cents to @2.00 per ». Plain Dress ¢ from 23 cents te Black Al } Mohairs. 25 cm yard: Black Slike, includ Coinet and Cote & Det “pRODuE® a norils-cr @39 Penve. wy, bet. oh and We ate LARGE STOCK DRESS GOODS, BRUSSEL AND INGRAIN CARPETS MUS x SOLD. Extra Heary Canton Fiannels And to BA width Oneh bow, Bomba. yard a Sees “All go r. QTEN THIS DA¥ M I Fi AUCTION, NEW PRESS GOODs, xcLT BLACK SILKS, CASEMERES, ALPACAS, CHOICE iN CAN NAVY BLUE, BROV DON SMOKE FROM AUCTION AT GREAT KREVUCTION PRINTS, WOOLENS AND COTTONS at gree: @iscount from usual prices 300 PAILS WOOL BLANKETS at positive? gains HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR for Ladies Geuts ana Children parckssed trom Auction and sold ut Auction Prices 5. C. WISWALL & 00. 310 SEVENTH ST eT. cS — - ~ — povls-tr 2 _Near P np vents avenne. PIANOS, &c. Dabs posts ne est store 1a the city. DECKER BROS? | eons Ob Mth at Ofcr._ E*TSa0K ornany CHEAP PURCHASE GBAND, SQUARE, ayo UPBIGHT - OF 100 DOZEN PABIS KID CLOVES PIANOS All the now ast shades, at 60 cents per pair MATCHLESS ALSO. = 50 ¢oren Paris KU GLOVES, “ — the pewest » } ages at 12 @. KUMN, potions SOLE AGENT, anenis ‘ 407 TENTH STREET NORTE WEST 4 dark © ~ BO pieces double 1 ., Peal ralee st Above Pennsylvania Avenue. 40 pieces mohair Sultied Biase a, paca Sen red value 80. Jost ree: '. famkst , BI Prices Reasonable. Terms Easy. novi3-3m eyed i M. KNABE & CO78 6 be , Ww? WORLD RENOW NED yn et in Bisex Cashmeres, yard wile; ben rand, ay Poa nt + tital Blacks at £0.00. 78 looking glass frog sia eee RAT ment of Bianos which have been | aoa'Im0 pieces plaincend pinid Dies. Goss rat rt time. for sale and rent at very 1o' from 35. 90, 87, 80.62. 75, S7c. upto @1 ey Tuning and Ayate Petit a Aud meuy more Pikes too pumercu. PIANO WARERO cctlS-Iy_ 423 Lith st. a few doors aber ‘ ©. M. TOWSON & Co., Hz STIEFF PIAN me, | _ROvISeo 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE are eet in tone, | _ mori eo ——e 2 orlarge discount ior, worn - aoe. ex GL. WILD, § BRO. Sole Agents, At the cheapest rtore in the city. CONNOLLY S, Se GOS Kb street, opp. Patent Office novi tr instruments = LACE CURTAINS, NOTTINGHAM LACE, PILLOW AND SHEET SHAMS LACE PILLOW AND SPREADS, UCATION: rang ai aoe DAMASK, NAPELNS. AND 5 ACS Ei — i mere _ F ey Mrenen PABDING and Day sci “oa TOWELS, GLASS LINEN, SULETING, lor Young ies, Bo. street, Was! instoe, | And all kinds of superior 2.C- Fer clreulers eppiy at the residence. u26-1m° Ee eee oe a KOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS Burope ae mp Lady, toe eb We keep e frit stock on hand at aii times of ext polars in Frene st German, fat, Rpg. | large TABLE CLOTHS and NAPKINS. ‘or : Gress Miss 0. G.. Star offices Pe NSy ae JOHN ¥. MITCHELL. Rr ed in accordance with 931 Pennsylvania ovense. roebel's ies ; . MISS KNIGHT, 363 East Capitol st. . | g The “Centennial Oashmere” is the best BLACK tan street-cars pass the door. unaintieesee, | SILK in the marker, a) ISS HOOPER 'S . :S' ;AINS Y Cinleseincen, GREATEST BARGAINS YET. Ne corner 9th and G streets, 0} Omice, entrance on G street; for chiiaren from 3 to years of age. K Reqtel, moral and plusical, dev: lopment, and lead a * ‘ oceans POPLIN at @% cents, redaced K50nscantas WHITE FLANNEL, % yard 1% ¥OR PRIME: FPLANNED 15 conte. ee PASSES TOs HAIG DEgsS Goovs wo J Teachers. Misses, SUBL to be made ps. BUDOLF BOWE ILL RESUME serps tie Wie Wi, ee may be ist tia HE EPISCOPAL J strects, iec> ‘frm of Bogen & Wylie their J, FOSSELL & co, NEW GOODS RECEIVED BVEKY DAT. GEO. J. JOHNSON & CO., ir D®*® Gou: the ae. eo: DRY GOODS, &c., NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS, Se aaa Fates. Great bargains WYLte, aD ootas-tf 2014 7th troet northwest _ 27 NEW YORE AVENUE,