Evening Star Newspaper, October 9, 1876, Page 4

EVENING STAR. Weather Probabilities To-day. OFrice oF CHIZF SiowaL OrrticeR, WASHIRGTON, October 9, 1876. For the middle states, falling barometer, Wind shifting to southerly, risiug tempera- ture and gi 1 eather. LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c, To-night. ational Theater—“ Evangeline.” Ford's Opera House ‘The Octoroon.”” Tramps” and first clase —— Condensed Locals. ‘The street lamps will be lighted at ¢ p. m., and extinguished at 11:10 p. m. From J. C. Parker we have late New York and Philadelphia papers in advance of the mails. Mr. Theodore Kaufman, the well-known art has opened his classes for oil paint- es 939 Pennsylvania avenue. wyers’ briefs printed from new type and on fine paper for one dollar and fifteen cents per page at the National Republican Book and Job Printing Office. In accoi dence With @ suggestion made in THE STAR eppeais for charity to aid the yeliow fever sufferers in Savannah, were made In most of the churches yesterday. At a meeting of the committee of the Army of the Tennessee having in charg the unveiling of the McPherson statue on the 19th tpstant,General P. F. Bacon was ap- pointed marshal of the day. Invitation cards are out for the merriage f Gen. Sam. F1 in to Miss Jennie Gug- er, of Evansville, lace at t Theater varieties. Ind. The cere- residence of received @ jeation to-day from W. T. Clark, eu. irman of committee on Invitation ot the Society of the Grand Army of the Tennessee, requesting that a detail of police may be made on the oceasion of the unvell- Ing of the McPherson Statue, also a detail Of the militia of the District, including the artillery to assist in ihe ceremonies on that occasion. A great many clerks in stores and other Places of business in the District have not yet bad an opportunity of visiting the cen- iennial exhivition, and some of these re- Quest us to suggest that business be sus- pended on the 19th instant, at least par- iaily, so that those.who want to go to Phil- adelpbia and have not had time to do so _— able to make the tripon District TY . J. W. Griffin, of the Treasury depart- d Mrs. Griffin, on Friday night last edding at their rest- dence, No. 1430 Corcoran street, where the tastefully arranged parlors and rooms were crowded with the person: friends of the host and hostess, who extended a warm wel- come to all. The presents were numerous Snd handsome. During the evening Rev. J. L. Townsend made appropriate remarks, and at li o'clock the wedding guests par- took of a banquet. There was music and dancing during the evening. zeae THE NEw JERUSALEM ASSOCIATION— Closing Proceedings of the Annual Meeting — The twentieth annual meeting of the Mary- jand Association of the New Jerusalem, Which convened on Friday at the temple of the Washington Society of the New Jerusa- Jem, on North Capitol. between B and C sts, Dortheast, after our report of Saturday ponding secretary; er Aberns, treas- Drer; Messrs. Wm. H. Swift, John Hitz, Revs. W. G. Day avd P. G. Faber, executive committee, Rev. W. G. Day, Arthur L. Spamer, C.L. Allen, Wm. M. Stelle, Prof. J. W. Hunt. Heury P. Worcester, and Rev. 8.8. Seward, book and tract voard. The committees were appointed and various sub- jects were referred to them. In the evening Services were held in the chapel, and ad- dresses were made upon Sunday schools and Suneay sebool work by Mr. John Hitz, Rev. W.G Day, Rev. Jebez Fox, Prof. Spencer, and Mr. Albert McKnight. Yesterday morning the Rev. W.G. Day preached from Matthew iii:20: “Behold, I stand @t the door and knock, and if any man the door I willcome in and sup with m,” io@ large audience. ia the evening the closing exercises were held. Rev. Jabez Fox and Rey.8.S. Seward conducted the openivg exercises, and the Rev. Mr. Seward preached from St. Matthew, xxiil: 3. PRESENTATION TO EX-SCHOOL TRUSTEE JOHNSON —Ex-School Trustee Henry Jonn- Bon was on Saturday last presented with a | handsome and costly gold wateb and chain by the female teachers of the colored public sehools of the District, as a token of their Appreciation of his earnest efforts in behalf Of the schools over whica they presiie. This affair was kept from the Knowledge of Mr. Jobnson until he received a dispatch 13- questing bis immediate presence at home. Soon after bis arrival a company of about fifty ladies marche! In and took possession of bis premises. He was not long afterwards kept Ip suspense, as Mrs. Mary Jane Patter- fon, prircipal of the high school, addressed bim in appropriate terms, she being the one designated to present the handsome tribute to Mr. Johnson, who made a fitting response, ip which he said his pu: during bis con- nection with the school board was to be just and useful. and whatever success he had at- tained in the performance of his daties was attributable to his possessing the respect, confidence, and hearty co-operation of such superior minds as was represented in the corps of ladies attached to the colored schools. In addition to the ladies there were present Superintendent Cook, Trustees Ry- Ger and Ferguson; T. W. Hunster, drawing teacher; S. Le Count Cook and several other gentlemen. —— AMUSEMENTS. — National Theater.— Rice and Goodwin's comic 0; entitled: Evan- geline,” will be presented here to-night for the frst time. It comes to us with the high- est recommendations from the Boston press, and is said to be brimming over with fun, Introducing excellent music, bright dialogue snd judicrous situations. The leading lady is Miss Annis Montague, who is well known as & singer. The vivacious Kitty Blanchard also sustains a leading character. There are over thirty singin: ee in the cast, ail Well acquainted with their roles. Ford's Opera House.—Boucicauilt’s well- Snown drama, entitled ‘The will be presented to-night with all the necessary effects, and with the characters distributed among the ablest members of Mr. Ford's company. The play ie an admirable repre- septation of former life in Louisiana, and the local effects will be Sg mre rn by the plantation melodies of the Jubtlee singers. Theater Comique.—This well conducted va- riety theater to night enters upon its fifth Winter season with a largeand selected com- pany. Yankee Locke will appear in the play of“Trapms,” and the programme will em- brace many well known variety stars. pan ten ais conn, SALE OF STANDS IN THE NORTHERN LIBERTY MARKET.—Thomas Dowling sold last Friday the stands ln the Northera Lib- to FE. A. Berry. for $4: to Wm. H. Byras, for #460; 407, to H. Baker Smith, for #425; 330, to Wm. Kettler, for $225, 35s, to Mr. Piluger, for $305 to R. A. Cronin, for $200; 453 to Jobn Poore, for $205, 347, to Lewis Barber, for $205; to 8. Oppenheimer, for $205. Huekstet lis—No. 515, to J. W. Bote. for $500; 59, wo Mrs. 2 Mrs. Heider, for #155; 44%, to Mrs. Joachim, for $105, M6, to Mr. Beitler. for $105; 440 to Jonu Reese, for ; S47, to Mra. Stewart, for $105; 103, to Lewis Rouzee, for $155; 540 and S42, to Wm. R. Crozier, for $115 each; 538, to Mr. McCarthy, for $115; 19, to Jobn Bradford, for $110; 511, to Jonn Foutz, for #110; 142, to 8. Meyer. for $105; 144, to M- Butler, for $100; and 247, to B. Talver, for $100. tans oti tal CONDITION OF THE CoLoRED PusLic ScRooLs.—The first regular moathly meet- ing of the current echool of ers ealled to order b: Cook, who Interesting statistics In regard to | ton, of Anna) RerveiicanN Pots Rarstne at BLA- DENSRURG.—The republicans bad two pole raisings In Prince George’s county, Md., on Saturday. Ove of these was at Hyattsville, near the historic village of Bladensburg, and collected ® large and enthusiastic crowd. Afier the pole was vp the crowd repaired to Biadepsburg, where ex-Governor Reed was mace chairman, and add by the following speakers: J. A. Seliman, republican nominee in that district for Con- grers, and A. H. Hobbs, the nomiuee in one of the adjoining districte; W. F. Whitting- spot Dr. J. E. Snodgrass, of Washington; Dr. W. Gilford, of Hyattsville. and others. There was a large number of colored voters Dr. Snodgrass ad- — himeelf particularly to the colered en KINDERGARTEN NoRMAL CLASS. — As seen by our advertisement, the first lecture to the Kindergarten normal class for moth- ers will be given on Tucsday, October 10, at 2:30 o’clock, to be continued every lay and Fridey for ten weeks. Single ladies, as Well as married, should attend this course, which ought and will in time form one of the most impcrtant rtments in our young ladies’ schools colleges. For oi What use are the best schools if they do not fit their pupils for the highest and most im- portant duties of life, the bringing up of chiléren from the very beginning to be healthy, loveable and happy’ ——_——_ A WASHINGTON Boy Senecrzp As CLass ORaTOR.— Brown University at Providence has begun the new academic year with @ larger pumber of students than for many years. The whole number ad- mitted this year is 80, of whom 72 have entered the freshman class. The santors have selected Inman C. Page, @ colored youth from Washington, D. C., as class-day orator He came from & sophomore class of @ Virginia college and entered as freshman ‘n Brown, and has won the highest honors of bis class ip the judgment of his mates. He is @ natural orator, and his associates think willmake his mark upon his geuceration.— [ Boston Herald, 6th. ——_o—___ BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector Plowman: T. W. Bartley, # glass conserva- lory southwest corner 1th and L streets northwest; $300. Henry Ready, a frame dwelling east site New Jersey avenue, be- tween L street and New York avenues; £200. G. G. Cornish, @ three-story brick dwelling West side 5th, between A and B streets soath- east; $3500. ‘Philip McAleer, a frame dwell- ing west side 16th, between Q and EK streets northwest; $400. E.D. Farnham, two two- story frame dwellings, weat side 10th, be- tween G and H streets northeast; $3,000. — MARRIAG® LICENSES have been issued to James W. Simmons, of Dallas, Texas, and Mary P. Barry, of this city; Wm. 8. O'Neal and Nellie S. Asbley,of Luray, Page county, Va.; Charles Harris and Sarah A. Ware; Jzs. L. Nail and Mary E.Giadmon; Francis P. Burke and Ca: E. MeQuino; Charles E. Davis and Lavenia Smith; Burrows Nel- som and Ella M. Hogan. —_—_—e— ON 16th, 17th, 18th and 19th of the it month, Maryland and District of Columbia days at the Centennial, the Baltimore and Obio R. R. Co. will sell round trip tickeis to Philade)phia at four dollars and fifty (#4.50.) —————w THE COURTS. CouRT In GENERAL TERM. Chief Justice Cartter and Judges Wylie, Humphreys and McArthur on the bench. To-day the following cases were heard: Smith vs. Johnson; argued by Mr. Miller for plaintiff and Mr. Wheeler for defendant, and submitted. CRIMINAL CouRT—Judge Olin To-day tne following cases were tried: Thoras Brannan, charged with bigamy; ES guilty. A statement was made to the ‘ourt showing that the man had no inten- tion of committing the crime, and had pre- viously borne @ good character. Sentence was suspended,and Brannan permitted to goat liberty. Edward Rooney, larceny of a crayon photograph from Brady’s gallery valued at $50; not guilty. John Stewart, white, and Lewis Dodson, colored, grand larceny; guilty. The former was sentenced totwo years and the latterone year in the penitentiary. PoLice CourtT—Juige Snell. To-day, Charles Richardson, for larceny of & set of harness worth $20, the property of Charles Goodell, was sent to jail for six months. Sarah Holmes, petit larceny; $10 orthirty days. Julia Dodson, larceny of a calico basque belonging to Catherine Mon- tagve; $1. Edward Coates. assault on An- thony Thompson; 85. John Kershaw, threats to Conn; personal bonds to Keep the peace. Louis Pollard, larceny of a watch rom James Snowden; £20 or sixty days. Frederick Spencer, larceny of a goat from Ellen Mack; $1 and restoration of tlie goat. Henry Middleton, colored, charged with Keeping @ gambling house, where faro or other games of hazard are played. Sergeant Boteler and several officers of the 8th pre- cinct raided the house on 3d street east Sat- urday bight and captured it one dozen colored men, all intent on the game of blufT; grand jury, bonds £1,000. Thomas Ruther- ferd, charged with keeping a place where |, ttery Uckets are sold, whose case was con- tinued until today under bonds, failed to respord and bis bonds were declared to be forre.ted. George W. Wilburn forfeited col- jateral. Reuben Tyler, carrying a pistol in Georgetown; $20 or ten days. Tim. Dowd ard Wilk: Stevens forfeited collaterals. Wilbam Davis,same. Michael Prony, do. George Jason, Charles Whelan, John Tyler, do. Jerse Davenport, loud; $5. Henry Fer- guson and Howard Jobnson, forfelted col- Jateral. Johu Hill and John Kershaw. loud ard bolste.ous, $5 each. Kate Pitcock, as- sav'ton Samuel Shreves; continued. Geo. Anderson forfeited. Mary Ferguson, street cursing; $5. David Thomas forfeited. Wm. a. , James Woodward, John Free- man, Willie Joy, Green B. Childs, John Brent and Joseph Allen were fined $5 each for disorderly assembly. Jenny Davis, a vagrant, was sent down to scrub workhouse floors and earn her bread and soup. Henry Clark, @ vagrant, was sent to the chain gang. Thomas Cox, disorderly; #5. Maggie Brown and William Cox were fined #5 for same. Maggie Russell, profanity; @5. Patrick Col- lins, trespass on park; $5. —_——- en THE GoppEss oF LIBERTY HI6SED IN RICHMOND, VA—The Ri the 7th instant refe of Madame tz’s — bas says: ‘At the closeof the minstrel ar ie 1 iberty ‘was disclosed, uopal , & few snake like audible, followed imrmediately by an out. burst of applause. The snakes remaine! in- sibilant, and the charge was freely repeated last night that the whole thing was a ‘rad- teal trick’ to make political capital for use tn the pending elections.” ANOTHER TRIPARTITE AGREEMENT.— Jefferson Davis, Theodore Tiltou, and John 8. Phelps of Missouri, are going to sign a tripartite agreement fully exonerating each other, but pledging themselves never to trav- el by night any more.—{ Burlington Hawkeye. ——— BARLOW's ART GALLERY, 1225 PENNSYLVANIA AVES x of ENGRAVINGS, BR COLOK DEAW INES, &c., and the latest styles of Frames. 1 an offering the celebrated Colo-ed Photographs at oy reduced prices. Oil Paintings and Water Solor Drawivgs ai tvariety. Dresden Porce lan Patotings and esto match — All sty low of Frames in Gold and Silver Leaf, German Gilt. W put, Spapwh and French Magic. Frames tade to order and" tegit rames tm: ior Te Cleaned, red and Varcished. Remaining Siock of last year's Chromos at reduced prices. Gailery open by gaslight until 7 o'clock. octé am LL PERSONS DRESIEISG THELE BROUND BAND CLOTH 50 to the best advantage BERG, Nos. 919 ana 923 by attended to. GO! octS 3a a FIRE ON THE ee We have received from the Open Steve Ventiiat- ‘Ing Company exclusive control of their celebrated Stove, and are prepared with a fall stock to wait on our customers, ‘We offer the beat portable raage ever shows in ‘this city, “THE BALTIMORE.” An examination will convince. HAYWOOD @ HUTCHINSON, STOVE AND PLUMBING HOUSE, 317 97Tx STBEBT, GEORGETOWN. ACCIDENT.— Yesterday afternoon, between | two and three o'clock, John Coon, an eight- | E mned nid son of John W. Ccon, while at empting to climb up on the railing which incloses the Baptist church, fell, striking bis forebead and inflicting a severe cut over bis lefteye. He was picked up in a0 insen- sible condition and carried to his home, at | 104 High street, where he remained for sev- rai hours in a stupor. Dr, Ritchie rendered medical assistance. DEATHS —Mrs. Richard E)lis, who resided on Water street, near Ht ied suddenly of beart disease at an early r this 4 *-Miss Annie Mudd, a well-known and bigbly respected young lady of this town, died of consumption at her late residence, No. 71 High street, at three o'clock yester- day afternoon. GRAIN TRADE.—1.200 bushels of wheat, to arrive in the boat W. A. Moore, were offered this morning, with no sales; 2,500 wheat sold after "Change last Sat- y @t $1.30 per bushel. REAL EstaTE SALE.—Thomas Dowling sold, at five o’clock last Saturday afternoon, part of jot 249, in Beatty and Hawkin’s ad- dition, situated on ig street, near Road street, and impreved by a two story frame house, toR. E Frey, for $1,025. ALEXANDRIA. INDICTMENT AND DISAPPRARAKCE OF Mx. Grorcr R. Sainn.—In our corporation court report of Thursday the mention was omitted that the grand jary,on tuat day, bad found @ true bill of indictment against George R. Shinn, for the for; of @ certain promissory note for $862. Mr Bbinn having been lopg @ prominent merchant bere, for several successive terms president of the common counct!]. and connected with some of our most worthy citizens, induced the pro- prietor of this paper to pass by the omission, in the hope that, by s ily meeting the charge, Mr. Shinn would clear himself of its edium, In @ fair trial. But the fact stands that he bas failed to do so, and that the cit, sergeant having been armed with @ benc Warrant issued by Judge Lowe for his arrest on the finding of the indictment, has so far failed to find bim, and there 1s ample ground for the statement that he has left the city. Mr. Sbinn’s course in et the city at this lime creates an unfavorable impression. His counsel, C. E. Stuart, esq., asserts that his absence is unavoidable, and that he will return and vindicate himself. Tae indict- ment charges Mr. Shinn with forging the name of Wm. A. Moore on @ negotiable note for #862 In January last. It is stated that on this forged note he obtained its nominal value, in credit, or some other way, from Josephus Carr, esq..of Loudoun. It will be remembered that Mr. Shinn fatled in busi- ness last winter, with labilities toa number of persons. Charges of conduct unbecoming ® merchant were then preferred against him before the corn exchange, and he was sus- pended temporarily from membership. He was, for some time subsequent to his failure, in extreme sickness and his mind much affected. THE BEULAH Baptist OfvuRCH.—The members of this church assembled, pursa- ant to adjournment, last night, at 8 o'clock. Present, by invitation, his Honor, the Mayor, and Messrs. Agnew, Stewart and Bell. Rev. Mr. Matchett, a Baptist minister and lawyer from Wash‘ the pastor of the chureh, were aiso-preseae, 1e a were al a Betore ti business of the meeting cont 6 menced, Mr. Matchett spoke to the mem- bers of the church relative to their dutt nd the manner in which the cause of reli- ge might be made to prosper in their midst. ‘hen hehad finished,&@ hymn was sung, and the meeting proceeded to the unfinished business of the previous night, his Honor, the Mayor, in the chair. The roll was called and the vote was: For sustaining the pastor, 34; enn to his course, 53. The Mayor then handed the books and keys of the ehurch to the trustees lately appointed by the court, aud declared the meeting adjourned. It is said this morning that the pastor, Rev. C. Robinson. and Rev. Mr. Matchett waited upon the Mayor and demanded the keys of the church. and that a law suit for the pos- So ofthe church property would proba- y ensue. RUMORED ACCIDENTAL DEATH.—It 18 re- ported by gentlemen from Loudon county that Frank Williams, son of the late Henry 8. Wililams, @ young man of 19, was killed by the accidental discharge of his gun while ——- bean nallytown, on Wednesday ven 5 __—__e AT STRAUS’, 1011....... PENNSYLVANIA AVERUE......1011, BrETWEEN 1078 AND 11TH BtkERTs, THE COUNTERS ABE FILLED WITH NEW ey OHVICB AND STYLISH FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS. Dress Suits, Business Suit: Working Suits, Youths? Buits, Children’s Suits. Buits for Little Chape, Suite for Growing Boys, Suits for Big Boys. Suite for Bchool Boys, Buite for College Youths, Suits for Working Youths. Suits for Bmali Men Buits for Large Men, Buits for Men of Medium Bize, Suits for of Extra Bize, Buits for the Biggest of M Bults for every kind of Men, Suits for all the Men in Town OVERCOATS A SPECIALTY. BUY Now! BUY NOW!: Particular Attention Given to Pleasing. A. STRAUS, sep29 cA CITY ITEMS. Horsk Covers and carriage robesingreat variety and at low prices at the ol reliable harness manufactory of James 8. Topham, ann Denies 5 Ub street, THE INTENSE 13 CRING caused Dy certain Glseases Of the skin In epecdily allayed by Glenn's Sulphur Soap, which gutirely renoves every species of eruption, is perfectly safe, and far clearer and more effective than acy ointment, Depot, Crittenton’s, No.7, Sixth Avense, New York. } LaDIgs of forty who use Hill's Hatr Dye seem ten years younger m,w,f,6 A Tonic Wi Alcehol. The Peruvian Syrup is & Protected Solution of the Protoxide of Iron, which vitalizes, | purifies, and enriches the blood. Dyspeptics | ‘and those suffering from Obronic Diseases read the ee From Rev. John Gregory, Pastor of the Wes. | bi raid Church, at Pittston, Lazerne | My Dear Sir:—Having at various times* | rsonally, in my own and other famt- es, tested the t value of the medicine called Peruvian Syrup or Protected Solution of | Protozide of Iron, I most cheerfully recom- mend it, especialiy to those who are su Ter- ing from see and nervous disorders, Asa reliable and powerful alterative, it is, I think unsurpassed; and as a tonic, free from all the objectionable features of aleo- bolic remedies, it is @ most effictent auxili- ary to the temperance cause. One of the eugery hindrances to the temperance re- form at prerent is, 1 think. the medical use of alcobolic stimulants. Whatever may be argued as to their necessity in certain cases, we have, in the Peruvian Syrup, @ safe aud efficient substitute for those daugerous rem- edies. This testimony Is given unsolicitet, With the hope that some who are not yet ac- quainted with the valuable properties of tue medicine may be induced to give it a trial. Yours, truly, Jous GRreGory. CavTion —Be sure you get the Peruvian Syrup (not Peruvian Bark.) Sold by dealers generally. A thirty-two page pamphlet, containing a treatise on Iron as & medical agent, and other valnable papers, testimo- nials from distingu!shed physicians, clergy- men, and others, will be sent free to any ad dress. SETH W. FOWLE & Sons, Prop'rs., | 86 Harrison Avenue, Boston. ———— eee DR. LODILLE's Headache Specific positively cures nervous and sick head in ven to ubirty minutes. For sale at Ebbitt House Drag Store. Price, 50 cents, 18,lawiw — Easy Fee 5 Dr. White, Chiropodist, of fifteen years’ eno experience throughout the United tates and Canadas previous to being lo- cated in Washington, D. C., in 1361, success- fully treats Corns, Bunions, Diseased Nalis Chilblains, Vascular Excrescences, &c., a! his establisbment, 1416 Pennsylvania avenue, Opposite Willard’s Hotel. Fee, $1 per visit. — 2100 FOR A CASE of nervous or sick head- ache that Dr. Lodilie’s Headache Specific Will not cure. Price 50c. Ebbitt House Drug Store. 8,tW REMOVAL First Class Scouring and Dyeing. A. Fischer has enlarged his establishment by removing to his new building, 906 G street Dorthwest, three doors from 9th street, near the U. 8. Patent Office. By promptly adopt- ing the latest improvements, whether of American or European invention, be is en- abled to do any work in @ manner not to be — by those not possessing these — les. : GEORGETOWN ADVER’M’TS. M. H. WHEATLSY’S PREMIOM STSAM prema ABD SOOUBING BSTABLIBSH- | t BSTABLISHED 1831. } Wiha full Stock of Foreign and Tomestic Dye | hemicels, & st-clees Workmen, all nd’ life-time Experience, I 1 Work in my line, in a style es:ablishment in the country, w it for and Aelivered without extra charge in any part of the District: received from and re- turned te any place in the country by mall or e: Brews. Omice and Works No. 49 Jefforson street, jeorgetown, D, 0. Bend me your orders. sep29-tr ———————— BOOKS AND STATIONERY. SCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL STATIONERY, aT MOHUN BROS’, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, _Sept-tr 1016 Pennsylvania Avenue. | ‘THE NEW BLOOKs. First Cantary of the Repubite Mummies and Moslems. Chas. Dudicy Wara Historical Stadies_Kugene Lawre. ce The Mikado Empire. “WE Griti Leapees = aieers oe Rae eaee, FOL: ol, Fieen an’s Norman Conquest, esses sseares Florence Marryat At the Councillor Becret. ea SOLOMONS @ CHAPMAN, eeuts Lawrenoe’s"*Pnre Linen” Papers, tr Ro 911 Pennsylvania ave. SCHOOL BOOKS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. FULL 8TOOK AT LOWEST PEIOES. WM. BALLANTYN sepi-tr 428 SEVENTH STREET. SCHOOL BOOKS at E. M. WHITAKER's, (Buocessor_to Wi Ohoate & 0o.,) VEENON BOW, 941 PENNSYLVANIA AVERUS, street, will be found all the Text-books used in the Fusloand Privecs sebocis and Oatiegesta the Dist trict oc Columbia end Vicinity, embracing the latest Saunas TATin GREEK, [TALIAN, HEBREW, are A BANISH and ENGLISH, ‘Together with all the desirable styles of School ti iaites. Barents and pupils aro requested to call and exam tne stock before purchasing eleewhere. ‘Buwinton's Grorraphtes exchanged for Corneli’s, or vold'a the introductt Bookseller and Statiouer, sep2-Im 941 Pennsylvania avenue. The Great Anodyne and Nerviie, BELT’S STOMACH AND TONIC BITTERS, BEING THE OELEBEATED @ALIPEA BITTER. fs an unfailin, Dre eee a ousH mes + from iad a0) Te bs had of all Druseists. Bend for Pampals, PEA BI B, De} BELTS GAL! TTE. et Nia 13 Oamden SAW TYLER, Jr., WHOLESALE AGENT, euglt-8m* Ho, 899 1%b st., Washington. D. 0. CARRIAGES. Weare selling, at greatly reduced prices, LAEDAUS, LANDAULETS, CLARENCES, COACH ES, H. KILLAM & O0O,, 90 CHESTNUT STREBE, ontemaly SRW RAVAE, CORB S7TIO. 4 LEADIVG @ WHO I6 IT THAT SELLS | THE BEST CLOTHING THESE HABD TIMES FOR THE LEAST MONEY’ ‘This is readily answered by taking @ look through our Store, and making a personal investigation of stock and prices. MEN'S SUITS FROM 96 UP. MEN'S OVEBIOATS FRO: 5 UP. MEN’S PANTS FBOM 61:25 UP. BOY'S BUITS FEOM 83:60 UP. REMEMBER OUR SPECIAL FEATURE 12 VALUABLE PRIZES, AMOUBTING IN THE AGGREGATE VALUE TO BEARLY $200, THE DRAWING OF WHIOH WILL TAKE PLACE THE 31st INSTANT. BVSRY PURCHASER OF CLOTHING OR FURNISHING GOODS BNTTLED TO A TICKET, FREE, WHICH GIVES HIM ONE CHANCE IN THE SAlD DRAWING. Agreeable attention and no reluctance to show goods, whether you buy or not, is the rule at the CHANCE CLOTHING EMPORIUM, L. GRADWOHL, 461 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ooté-tr LADIES’ GOODS. GRAND OPENING FALL A¥YD WINTER MILLINE ON TUESDAY, OCTORES 10. jo ear COAL AND WOOD. ARRIVAL OF COAL. sTove o | srivan now can bave thelr or- y[RS. SELM M NINTH STREET, (Opposite Patent Office ) Berlin ZRPHYBS and Osnvas Germartown WOOL, Knitting x. ‘orsted of OOAL ts now complete, G-ode, Conver, Patcerns, and sil Material f Embroidering. ¥ 7 Ce eee Novelties in Fancy Wer! Patierns; Point Lace Fine bir of Obildren'’s MEBINO OLOAKS ms Apeit gue Gnd Cretonne &7-Bo Branch Store. WILL EXHIBIT ON THUBSDAY, OOTOB A CASE OF FRENCH BONNETS AND ROUND HATS, ‘To which the ladies of Washington and vicinity are sttention to onr fa’! im- in all the new cloth nd six buttons, MRS. M. J. HUNT, 691 and 623 D st. northwest. FALL OPENING or LUMBER. LUMBER! LUMBER! GREAT BEDUCTION IN PRICES. jon of KID GLO tn two, three, fo JUN ber sqnally ak, Hickory, Walnut, one-half the neual price. jot cf Brick end Sand at LADIES’ SHOES, VERMILYA'S, €10 Nixtn stTREET, (opposite Patevt Office.) A fine assortment of LADIES BHORS, of our own make. at pi foes to suit the times. English Scal--kin WALKING BOO™8. BUTTONED BOOTS, Hreueh Goat and Febble BUITONED ByOTS, at It will be to the tutorest of purchasers of materta) for Dotiding purposes to examine my stock. jot FLORIDA FLOORING Iso THE BESTIN THE WORLD FOR THE MONEY. &o., &c., which I will sell chasers. DANIEL SMITH, Phoenix Mill, 1910 Ohio »: LUMBER. LUMBER. OUSTOM WORK and a perfect fit guaranteed. sep2? . W —Madame ES- ved from New York beau- French Frisse 8 618 Fie ene mOmeER: 715 GREAT REDUCTION 715 @UB BEDUCED PRICES: LADIES BEADY-MADE SUITS, OVER SKIRTS AND BASQUES, LADUSS UNDEBWEAB VIBGINIA PINE BOAEDS, per bunéred, $1 4@ VIBGIBIA PINB SIDING... 958 WHITE PINE OULLS, 12, Mor 16 feet... 2 0 WHITE PIBE SIDING. eee corre 9.00 WILLET & LIBBEY SHINGLES(No.1).. 7.50 | PABABOLS and SUN UMBEELLAS at half price. FLOWSEBS, HATS, RIBBON, and MILLINERY GOODS less than cost. JUST BECEIVED— & largeamortment of HAMBURG BD@BB and BOBD LAOKS eeiling at a reduced price. OUB $1.50 BOARDS Art Furst Quality, ALL 16 FEET LENGTH. B7Call and see them. Wa WILLET & LIBBEY, Sixth street and New Fork avenues. OORSETS and KID GLOVES ins great variety. SUMAN HAIR very low at & HELLEE®S, 718 MARKET SPAOB. S74 MISS K. A. McCORMICK, c-] ¥% 9TH STREET, (ST. CLOUD BULLDING,) Daily receiving all the latest Novelties tn OHLP AND 8TR«w FLOW STEAMERS, &c. KR NORFOLK. Steamer LADY OF iB LOKS leaves the ‘VER LANDINGS. |. HATS, LACES, Ladies of Washington and vicinity are fnvited yal: and examine. 4-te RAILROADS. BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD SEPTEMBER 177TH, 1876. every FRIDAY, at 7am 7 For information Bank, 15th sirect, oppocie the “Treas CLYDE'S NEW EXPRESS LINE, BETWEES NDBIA, WASHING BORGETOWS, D. 0. PHILADELPHIA every urning, ._. LEAVE WASHINGTON. Seo soece, ip uty and Way Stations. “Print of Mecks and intermedi ore and Alexandria Junction. Sun- Philadelphia and Boston Bx- P Cars, Sunday, stops the!r goods landed a please bave them marked SET R POTOMAC RIVER LAN THR STEAMER H. BYLas, will ieave her Frederick, Hagerstown, sod ley |. Parlor and Sleepers. No con- nection for Chicago Saturday. SAacmburg and Way Beations Watley. a ay Stations main stem, Ha: Boston Limited Ex press.and except at Rela itimore, Belay, and fsmact ctw Teiegast for through 3 deiphis. (Sunday to jaltimore, Way Stations, Ellicott City avd 1:40 New York, Pi LAND. i Alexandria TUESDAY and ‘ay Stations. Frederick ee 3:30—Baltimore and W LB PooviDam polis. and Way Stations, }— Baltimore and Way Btations to Annapolis cont satura, Beaten tat Ble, to Cincinnati and stat of Hacks ana ¥ ‘Way Stations. Louisville, ~ Jelé-tr Agente for Washington, CUNARD LINE. With the view of Soares for all ssapons of the year, York or Boston,’ tht Ex- puseye, ee ne ‘Stations xpress Orncinnati je Saturdsy. 11:45—8t. Louis B: the chances of coi- take © specti«: Queenstown to Bew BS a ‘meridian of 60 at < iat, (gat ai int or nothing to the mosth of <3. THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ‘ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS, BETWEEN NEW YORK AND POOL, CALLING AT py ay eg m :40 pm. irther information and Obie Ticket Offices, W: nd 603 Per fath strest northwest at the Baltimore i 98 Ge Baleares Bore ee ees re 2d and received at any point SHARP, Master of Transportation, ne:al Ticket Agent. TZ, Geveral Agent. sia 1876 Gxo- 8. Koon 1876 ras z To the North, West, Bi BSDAY andSATUL- COTUBBB 978, 1576, Batts oF Passacs —Uabin, 920, ‘Trains leave Washington, city 8 streets, to accommodation. tetollows veddftioual. Botura tickets on favorabie j E em. daily, with 7:40 p.m. daily, with inicago, and 11 BALTIMORE 45D POTOMAC Baremoap. > Buffalo, m. daily except San- 6:00 and 11:60 a.mand 4:20». Pe Te] PLUMBBR AND GAS FITTER, 404 orn STREBT BW ee seo Rea EDUCATIONAL. BEC DO: KAD ‘Vigeere for OLL falsT venue US DP © Kos RES Frecch ond Enelieh Moke we Soave Lnates <2d Mies si ~3C6 sch sturet berthwert. on DAT. te ecté bat tober? b. love ABK SEMINARY. Fi ; LADEN P boo aru srasern woe UADIES Woy, cirenore and information ‘Spely to the prin CONDROW® a ‘MAN Smita 5 LAW scuooL or tes COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. FACULTY. JAMES © WRLUING Li D, Lectarer on Bngl verty. of Contracts, and of Ur » x. mes aud Binge The Hon WM. B.LAWRENOE.LLD. D.C L., Profr sor of the Law of Nat BORGE F. aera u the Application of ti Practice of the La al exercises of the School of th ‘The tuition te National Baring eand 18th street ood ti Ist LAW DEPARTMENT or UNIVERSITY OF GEORGETOWN FACULTY: PF BEALY.8.2. tarer on Bi Pontth HON RICHARD T Lecturer on Constitati, REY President ana i RIOK, LL. D., Lew end ihe Law of LD, ey A Erestice ot art ey J artepredence EDWARD 8. BELLY, Exo Lecturer onthe Kiements of the Goma cluding the sev-rai branches of the ‘and Persona! Property), aud the Law of Crimes and Miedo > sw. aa UI au ‘Hail, 916 F street northwest, Goncage Lectures will be resumed Octo ber 4,166. Uponine Lecture ate epee F = jc balf yearly or mouthly jo advance, t's option. + dergraduates ani tionds of the to De present at ‘be opening bec From 70% ith strest nersawrens to 1127 ith street borthwest, between Massachueetis aveune and Mf Street. Bee Be = Frcpered September 13. The K 6 For ‘Spply to 1127 13th st. or to 70% 1th at M's SMITH will open a SCHOOL for o Kind: Cd iL ber 14, 1876. et 61 Principal Book Daye of tottion, W! 5 ‘ wT. on, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY. TUBDAY For arrapgemen ‘ud terme plesee call Academy from W to 12s. m. sod from ¢to8'b mone the above days eeplt-im [ABROVER'S BOAGDING AND DAT ook young ladies and chiléren will re- fpal Dd. ok: BAND MES ALFBED BUJAU® Manta ent French dont ond Day Schoo. * ber 1st! 36 > pen Septem hat 1336 1 street, opposite Park. Ci stores. . BUBGETOWR MALE SEMINAR’ No. 81 Stoddard siren, Georsciown, D. @. for cipal. to be bed st Ballantyne's, 49% 7th street “ ais tm SSORNE'S BDING ASD DA M'studott your CADLES, with Ringer: garten for will ccmmence November 16. trove tr bigber Engli-h. ‘man. Irqulre of oid patrons, or st tue school, S Masih AND OLASSIUAL ACADEMY, Bunderia: d's Obured, and coameee, fidren, at 943 Mast The next —_ ? 32 BH fe i ty figs non vin Sabet OTLETTOG n Pann ti ae octt-zt 410 Lu _sisvl__ eB BISa be eeee. GvLDs WARM-AIR FURNACES. Gold's Centennial RANGE. Steam HEATING end PLUMBING. (Onst Iron and Machine WORK. ‘Tin and Wrought Iron WORK. lgrgest variety of new patterns