Evening Star Newspaper, October 14, 1876, Page 2

WASHINGTON: sat ¥....... October 14, 1876, CROSBY 8. NOYEA........Eal' Average sworn Daily Circulation | in poiding it against | probably from the pressure of other duties, | they know pothing personally of our schools, and all ihe information they get in regard to them—or at leastall they appear to heed— comes from the fort holders themselves, ‘Who seem to have effectually poisoned their ears. And so the gallant little band who mean the fort may well boast of their success the hundred and fifiy ever 15,000,-being mere thaw | thousand people of the District. There is no pat amesren pone Hon fo eatgena daily paper ‘ashington, and equal te that ef ali the other daily papers im the city added together. The Soldiers Whe “Held the Fert.” Trustee Randolph, in bis little mutual admiration summary of the doings of him- self and colleagues of the “ feather-duster” majority of the School board, indulges in the following line of remark : «« It became the duty of this board during the past year to calmly assert its legal pre- rogalive in the matter of the a) jitment Seenoae ocean ee mn . bas been sustained by the of excellence among our large teachers, as educators and exemplars of of youth, upon sober second thought, meets the bearty spproval of “nineteen twentieths” of all SF men and women of this commu- nity. ‘hile under fire and with the work of orgaping the schools for anotoer year preas- iog upon them, the trustees felt that they could Lot honorably abandon the field. Tacy might be struck down at the post of duty, but desert it. they would not. They have ‘held the fort’ until all opposition seems to bave subsided into # harmless fusilade of newspaper squibs. How long the several mem Of this board may see fit to hold their commissions, now that the work of Hope J the schools is completed, is like the reorgapization of this board by the orable Commissioners, an ‘open question.’ This is very fine. Mr. Joseph Surface or Mr. Pecksniff never uttered anything finer in the way of sonorous sentiment, but, an- fortunately, voble sentiment is sometimes used to cover very ignobie deeds. Mr. Ran- doiph would perhaps object to being classed exactly with the Champlins and Hoveys, while acting with them, but why should he? He would doubtless he indignant if anybody supposed him capable of the Hovey deed of inviting @ teacher todrink a giaas of lager ‘with bim in order to lay the foundation of a charge of tippling against that teacher. His marble brow would doubtless corrugate with horror at the idea that he could enact the part of Champlin in quarreling with an Avenue bar-keeper for refusing him two (pint) drinks of whisky for a quarter. And yet he would eagerly avail himself of this frivolous aad unworth; idencs to enable bim to hold the fort and “calmly” as- Sert the right of the fort-holders to dis- pense the teachership patronage. As chair- man of the Committee on Teachers he ‘Would indulge in some superfine seati- ment upon the duty devolving upon the board to “place itself squarely on the side of public morals,” to tne end “that the training of our youth shal! not be commit- ted te those (trustees, of course, excepted) whose example may in any wise tempt to ruin.” This,asthe ground for removing a teacher of twenty-seven years’ standing, the head of the present school system of Wash. ington; and whose character, morals, entire Sobriety, and ansurpassed ability as an edu- cator were vouched for not only by the parents, fellow teachers, and the best pec ple of his school district, but by nearly the whole body of ex-trastees of the pub. lic schools, three of our ex-mayors, and ‘Dy abost of the best citizens of Washing- ton, who had Known the teacher in ques on for @ Iifetime. Trustee Randolph coolly flung the lie in the faces of all these reputable witnesses and gave his casting vote in the committee to remove this teacher on bebalfof public morais! But he had nothing to s@y about the necessity of placing the board on the side of public morals, to the end that the training of our youth shail not be committed to trustees “whose exampie may in apy wise tempt to ruin.” Champlin, and bis “next friend,” and other trastees who are Supposed to be, in Mr. Randolph’s fine lan- guage, “exemplars of youth,” may frequent restaurants and drink success, half a dozen times a day, to the glorious principle of the calm exercise of the right to bounce teach- ers, but let an unfortunate teacher accept ibe Weacherous invitation of a trustee to drink @ mild glass of lager, and the agility with which Chairman Ran- doiph jumps for his moral ax and exercises “the prerogative” is something Wonderful for @ man of his weight. Yes, 1t is quite possible for a man to talk the Snest sentiment and the highest morality, and do very mean, unworthy deeds; and it 1s Dot easy to concelve & more heartless, con- sciencelers, shameless act than that of Trus- tee Randolph in striking down the teacher 1p question on the wretched pretext named; unless it is _bis further act of seeking to brand this honored teacher's reputation by alleging that he is morally unfit to have charge of enildren, and thus deprive him of the mesns of earning his bread at the occu- P&tion to which he has given the best years of bis life. Trustee Randolph boasts that the opposi- tion to the fort-holders has subsided. Why bas itsubsided? Simply becanse the people in thetr present unfortunate condition are powerless to obtain redress. Is there any doubt what would have been the result had the people of this District a vote, or a repre- sentative government, or any mode of mak- ing their voice or wishes effective? They bave used every means open to them with- Outavail. Through public meetings, peti- tons, delegations, and every way that the Public voice could find expression, they bave asked that the District government sbould give them some relief from the arbi- trary, insolent rule of these fort-holders, nine tenths of whom were known to nobody bere even by name, until they began to ‘Sigure in the school reports. The action of the large meeting in South Washington (the district in question), in which almost every mas of prominence in that section of the city took part, was followed up by that of the citi- zens at large; and a delegation on their part embracing such wen as Dr. J. B. Biake, M. W. Galt, T. L. Hume, W. M. Shuster, John T. Given, Wm. A. Cook, Jos. Shillington, A. 8. Solomons, L. Schade, J. F. Havenner, W. D. Wise, S. Gedney, M. Lansburg, Aug. Davis, Horatio Browning, A. P. Fardon, R. MeMurray, F. Pilling, J. E. F. Holmead, F. J. Heiberger, W. R. Smith, Joseph L. Pear- son, Dr. J. R. Riley, G. J. Johnson, J. W. Drew, C. C. Duncanson, W. M. Morrison, J. L. Barbour, E. G. Davis, and F. Hume, waited onthe District Commissioners and represented, in earnest terms, the dis- Satisfaction of the community with the management of school affairs, and asking the reorganization of the school board. It is hardly necessary to recall the fact that the iey courtesy with which the delegation was Following upon the visit of the South ‘Washington delegation, and the Citizens’ delegation, ® petition, in another colump, ip order that it may be seen how far they, with the visiting delega- tions, deserve the epithets thrown upon them so freely by the fort-holders of being jars, old fogies and biackguards, unworthy Of attention. It would seem that the Com- danger that these brave, selt-sacrificing spirits, will desert theie post. They will bold the fort so long as there is teachership patronage to utilize, school boots to change, sebool houses to name, (for the fort-bolders), Window-guards to appropriate, friends to reward, and enemies to punish. i THE ELECTORAL Vore.—Electors meet at their respective state capitals on the first Wednesday of December of the year in which they were elected, vote by ballot for President and Vice President, aud transmit ‘& record of their votes to the President of the United States Senate. A law of Congress Provides that the electoral vote shall be counted by the twohouses in joint seston on tresecond Wednesday in February, next sue creding the meeting of the electors of Presi- dent ard Vice President. The 22d joint rule Of the two Houses provides that the Houses shal) assembie in the hall of the House of Reprerentatives at 1 p. m., and that the Presider.t of the Senate shall be their presid- ing officer. No vote objected to by either House shall be counted. Ino case of a dis- fF greement the Senate retires and both bodi-s deliberate on the admission or rejection of the vote of any state. In case they agree on reassembling the vote is counted, but in cage they are divided the vote is not counted. ———— FRENCH MACCARON', Of my importation, qua‘ity unusually fi BARATABIA SHRIMPS BW MEGS MACKEREL, ig. W. BURCHELL, 1332 F strect. MIs®8 5. A. McCORMICK, 6 STREST, NEALE F. Ei ‘. No. 639 Orn Bote viae oe |B BT. All the newest stvies in FALL and MILLIBBERY constantly Teccived. bale a! Opening of Pattern Bonnets WEDNBSDAY, tober 35. The of Weshington and vici invited to examine belore pe besing. otis t ~BEAT BOSH ELBY'S 13 OTS 225 Nhe ‘e"tSk Pals 9 Lie ‘omens octhé-3t aT LOW Pid Baton.’ 91.60 1.20 @ |; Misses Pebble Button. lake seater oct tie-t916 SE MOTE VARIA ave . W. M. SHUSTER & BRO. Have on band a splendid stock of BLACK ABD COLORED DEBS> SILKS, CASEMERES, MERINOS, VBLVETS, Assortment And the Largest of LUPIN’S BOUBNING GOODS so eens em mae =e eng nn ses, Cy MO, all of — S87 One price only in plain figures. at DRESS GOODS, CARPETS, ‘on HB! copich: (All Wool DAMASE pauas GOODS, all 40 88 end MBBI- Se and § — of DEESS G 20DS, from léo. to S00. a splendid stock of CASSIMERES, from 252. to per yara. 100 Pairs BLABK BTS, from $1 80 to $14, All Wool and Domestic FLAWNBL, from 160. t2 si ard. HHA WLC st all prices. CARPRTS, OIL CLOTHS and RUGS at 28 ver oe than lest season's prizes. Frank Leaiie’s Out Paper i new catalogue. We guarantee our prives to bs the lor be GEO. J. JOHNSUN & 6O., octlé-cotr Tal Market Space. MITCHELL & MARTIN, ( Sueressors to John T. Mitchelt,) 931 PBENSYLVsBIA AVS, AND 994 DST. we purchased from the best manufacture 0” large Jot of Ladies’ and Ubildren’s W BAB thai are slightly soiled. THEY WILL 68 80LD AT HALF PRICE. Pict ma aya pntomee “Pride of West” cotton, Indie sd children, ‘Alsore large ot st Plow and sheet FHSMB. “One Price, marked in Pisin Figures.” 57 For the present all carriages will have to come tothe D street entrance cctittr MITOHELL @ MARTIN. WATCHES. ENGLISH, SWISS AND AMERICAN WATCHES, BY ALL THE MOST ORLEBSATSD MAKERS. A Large Assortment at Very Low Prices. =. GALT, BRO. & CO, octl4-6m JEWELERS, 719 JUe® RECEIVED 719 DAVIS’, 719 MARKET SPACE. ‘OUB STYGES WORSTE! SILK FRINGES ia all the ne nae DAViS’, is in ane, new 719_Market Bpsce, corner Sth st. BAVY WORSTED SRAIDS, different ‘widths and all the new colors, at as st "ERD FANCY BEATHERS Boar D ava Siow ane VOB.” Aliparey x Tae 74 BOVE! ‘EILS. 8, at octlé Iw pecs, corner Sth 5 PURCHASERS or SCARLET UNDERWEAR SHOULD BB CASBFUL TO SELECT SUCH EINDS a5 ARB NOT POISONOUS, It is & popular fallacy that aii scarlet Medicated bat tm fact many euch articles are with mineral éyes more or less poisonous or tating to the shim, and in some cases cansing ULOBBATION. Those truly medicated are died with OOCHINBAL; and while I om somewhat incredulous in regard to the benstit to bs derived frem the medicated pria- ciple, such are at least not burtfal. ‘There can be, however, wo doubt in regard to the benefit to be derived from wearing WOOLEE ‘ext the shin at all seasons of the year, and | have ‘Bo hesitation in recommending my SCARLET FLANNEL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS To all who devire to avcortata the virtues of PURE WOOL. | offer them this season at the extremely low price, @1 98 NET Casa. Fine White Knitted WOOL UNDEESHIETS AND DEAWSEES, For @9.25 net cash. GEORGE OC. HENNING, ote 410 GHYBSETE STEEST. = ai 7 rooms, ges and = the 7 : sae W4AEsED 5) 0 mene egrens 60 =| 5 water, ‘boot yards. Inquire age Adiress'T: PB. Georgutons Coleg ae Fe —_ ne ini 4 35.60 . ter 16 of Wgnet te Bee Tox Becker aa ate | _ockie 1499 Penms ave FYB, feet cere room HOUGE, No, 1007 TaD—Two jase _T ALLOBBOSES on street northwest; water : Appr ‘Gaotoms ponte; Salt immediately of Recs 17, | 1166 Lenest sree belie Toth street F = jatureieb _ ‘With soathern exposure. at 33 Wana ire whive gid, e SIT: ha ectle att ‘TION to 40 chamber work wod % with . gocd references. Apply 1104 L strovt ort Rage ge 9 ‘went. ao tie, 354 Ivanis avenge, south ANTEO—<t 1119 B stroct northwost.emil- | cast corzer of tn street ‘cota tm” dle seed White WOM&B of experience. as As 5 nurse, pad who viata W ‘wits und entorel WOMEM fo Beaeral Bova iy All fest uheon 6 BOT close OO , 986 F strest octie 3’ Dustrees port of Sth street. Inquire 595 ftu Borthwest Sas eotls 3: F —S, Great Place, two communica ting BOO! ts = sure: also, two communicating B 30M on i lect tack. oothé St” ‘street war Tent for the winter, a dusts goed Yoca‘ton, by 6 genteel and ‘the tre Bakrece to mb Ws Star hse pete Baton 4Q3% ip an office or store y ol: se {UB BBN t—A entie of handsomely Pornished useful em da} BOOM on 24 flvor, with bot ard cold water, ba i large sloeet, &c lo, single Boum oa 81 floor, e@NTa) * few good AGEN rare chance | 933 K street octls 3t* for Grot-class mon; agents meking f-om $1 to - Apply between Yand 11, at 459 Misourt octld 3t” Witinees faa ‘ 1B REBT—Nos 83.0 and 331 Sih atroet north: Sent bowen; Be Bice est. above Mast Capitol: neat Bik m! Pennsylvania rormes and cellar, water in kitshen. & nue. Wand Omen or Phisdeipbie, imme- Women for housew: Tarai. re B BENT—HUUSS. farnished or a Nu trom Washin; u f ase 20 minutes? =a:8 minute’ | (OR BEN T—Fare Sacha Foensis Gansta wits Rete tree’ rice. fom Teorest Glogs Btation ‘ones of Hoske Feng Ne . = reiloed. eae “ Farmer,” heaton, a ion, 24, 7th and Fst mery county, Ma. ‘acti St | Georgetown, 86. at H sls i 2 1808 Br mtieet ie Banrien: Lot 21 JABTIGAN, 1394 F ir lst. @ first-class BO! CBR. twelve rooms exd modera aire on the Bie or en suite: cuvorer in eshington B00OMB, class BUABD, at 1) Mf street presses in each room, wit F° og Lege or Usfarnished Bort! 5 W28tmO—s coo: Waite NURSE. quired: 36 cetent north Le Fi NTE responsible party to ADOPT a; W irake @18L two months old. ‘Appi 1830 W ABTED—Three good VEsT HANDS: none ihe beet bands necd . JOam W, WADE: 915 Tin ne UG SPRL. SO ae Wésntsp—a GUO) CATBEES to take kitchen and di: room. and serve meals, at 1321 £ street northwest. Call. octl3 3¢ Vi) ABTEDlaay—yealided Tor Tb a Werner to obtains eCuat: Freiteat fp a public: fice or to.an individ , Post Office, ootls J ANTBD—A few sood AOBNTS, maloand fo. Wersenbre ase fits AGENTS, malcand . beautifatly chan’ eters fe suber SiN BSS BT. z ‘5 Sth street. cite Patent Office. quire ofBBBBLY & ABT#S, Ko. 71 4 C perthwe ‘loud Building. T street no. w.,5 rooms, @15. *. rooms, @16. a. 8. GAEWOOD, 1129 llth street nortaweit. Lf REBT—Pour new 6-room BRIOK BOUSES, situ on 43% street southwest, with all the ‘dern improv: street cars run infroat of low reat 3 WAETEL— = xperienced WHItms WOMAS to ccok. Tron vate fam: 1317 ive surest northwest, for 8 Pie 1 Wain, Neots “Paatiae™ Si Hl a ists ocla st W227ED_Man ona QUEM, Bo children; man fom be competent and reliable, Ap” Mr. LARGDOB, i of fF. LAMGDOM, Le Droit Park, bead of $4 ot Ld Foz, BET—A beautiful COTTAGE, in com ; large dey celler; cistern Dear; withie a Iau Bly to ‘street northwest, street furnished or unfarn- 5 ‘cots St* Mh ra ey T—At 111 Fatrect northwest, th gentieman and st be first clase, with MB suitable for office purpeses. For orm ip cougral logetion. "308 terme app!y in store octls-8t" EASESIMIOB, Boom Ho. § Gt. Coed | Fee eer T1001 mrect sort veat—Newiy ABTED— Tmmedistely — Twenty Ore good | cheap tees SRD ROOMS and PABLOBS | Terms ie a a rr “and GIBUR. for at Biode ot eee gentlemen, at 16 4 aieyun 7 Datrect, | stget nor'hweet. A few table-boarcers socommo- loth Mrs. LOUISE O. BUTLER. COR, BENT Bt ant DOUBLE PARLOR infarnished for office or farnished “ROUSB, ell modera couvoutoncees ack tawk | foroceupant: "Alscr other Faralaset BROOME e of Peunstivania avenue, cest of 31, west of Ziet,cr | 1391 F street northwest. oct St ri Pw eect | [OE RENT Three or tour Cofarnished ROOMS three weeks. to S. McMuBi octll-Sw" yt ag see desirably located, with. all. mod ences. Reply aven ot Sreq_more corner street Moderate rent. tr OB REDT—A first-class i Fakeorn He leis s rT : ope of t to locations tn Washington. 1D, 1402 léth st. LOST AND FOUND. ‘On the 18th instant, @ buono’ of smal me. vg nN oawen S and = end 7th {01136 fin strect nortmwest. PME att tare, the "Tbe owner will eo a. a rie Racciattaesa ae UBT—From e carriage Taesday noon, 10th fn- str et, Georgetown, or Bridge street, o 88 GOODS d camel owner avd card of Mitcheli & Kage. Finder will please return to ‘OMELL & MABTIN. °°: Posnsy vania avenue oot? 3t O8T—On ihe 2th Sepiember, a red POORET- amount of K containiag © small of deceased ‘Tee finder will rt 1h address of Martin on ate BOO: please return the hair to the ‘Siar office and retain Boney, ac. ‘oct3- — | Use WELLS’ Loiatey Shoei Fete Temoves tartar end all impurities, lens the oe Gooey _Greatiy, contains Ro ecid: all eug3- PERSONAL. fal. F jecree. Addi 67 /ablata Block. Chicago, Ill. VOBCES legally and quietly obtained for in- Dive scununy gence uanecess ary Fes after decree. 3 w RICH, Btorney Chicago, Til. ly between 5 and 7 W4STED— an APPBBBSTIOE at BICB’S Gai- lery. For terms appl: pm. octl0-6t FUBBISHED ROOM at 624 i3cn rth west, large le * 1 t Boom, su ‘ap HO&SES TO WINTSR-—I a : mtlemen. Price @4.50 foreach ver Woarcite wittes neeotr or mere, hare ow any for a single gent. ootls St farm. 2 orgetown- THOMAS DOWLING, [FOE BEBT-SECOND FLOOE. fice finishea Vou wee Seruraca | Desultfet ioeuiliy' 16TH irtuect Maetboreae ae ‘1/ABTBD—A young gentleman just returned locality ; nort! watz ‘BDA youns saaenen: Just returned | f poe Se eons at years’ course of study, desires to give PRIVATS INSTRUCTIOB! Fo RENT—Six Onfu nisbed ROOMS, cult rs ie German; terms reasonable; liberal reductions to for housekeeping. water and ges; 4110 P: classes. address H. H. BEBGMANS. No. Y classes. Pleeue ad rons AND Divania avence. Apply between « and’ o'cic WASTED-A ro '@ MAB to leara the Photo /T—At No. 1104 6th street northwest, jc art. Apely at DIGLON'S Gallery, | IO} iy. farutehed BOOMS, i! 1a9fFeane avenue for terms and particulars, Dg or single. Will be rented et very reaasuas or bie rates to permanent parties; gontiowon yre- ferred? henbaniibeniet?s (Y3 thS-3t' UK BEBT—HOUSE of eleven BOOMS, all Fora i) d with modern improvemente: two,” wil Doar ANTED—All Teale and the paile gee. Peg Wo ye erally to use WELLS EUREKA TOOTH | ,/crences, givem ‘oct snd superior to cay deutritice nm mov’ | (0B BENT—HOUSE No. 1996 Gi mest north ref ga ii = sepia iy ‘B. WELLS, Dentist. weet, suitable for s small ‘water and war 'BB-SAL) Apply at 19125 H street northwest. octld Union to introduce UE BENT—HOTEE No 604 F street No pedeling. ‘West, 11 rooms; all modern improvemeats: f Ai iture forsale. Apply on the premisss. ootid POR REDT—939 B strect norsbwest, ciecant y persons; ead sue vene maeahoe i cee vastness. Also,wanted | Srate, E UMAX to nares tuo children, one 3 wages. pin B. a P. depot, corner eth pee ee Fee BERT—Bendecmely tarvished BUOMS, on un icati and 3d fi-cre, communi 133 street, op; 24 or si! with Board, 1336 Freakiis Park : collet TJ '—B ioe) iebed and Wibis fenaatowkestenacn gay ara Iith st. northwest, between H and 1. cet? 'OB BENT—A comfortable HOUSE and STOR. BOARDING. ‘southeast corner sth sod C ctresta tae Ota Bill; €20 in edvonce toe responsible party: Ir quire L4AbG8 a DEAUTTULLY BURNISHED | 06493 11th street northwest ctl ar Chg FRY FOE REBT—2 niccly tornished BED-BOOM. fo Be aS ee eget ae eg 8 private family; south exposure. ‘convenient to don on Inn tervor, Dewwoon bd Feonsrivaate ee ae See ee Ota ere neta = Bal ul . situated Beousascaese smemapiee | Reacts evtiee eaiearia tet 85 ures ore. ; 1016 Bessschusetts avenue Se 80 por month. ‘Apply 2119 Wat atrot. egos. Febery pai 200m | vee on : = ing or single, with BOARD, at 1330 1 street norms: | [VCS SEN? ECREISERD ple ‘West opposite Franklin Park oots- 66: two un the tnird floor. can be engaged for the sea. and ons | son. No. 738 lith street northwest, between, @ rately oF te Hone iheving et modorasem: | Tou wan@—Upfarsioned ee enienoes, with good TABLE BUABD. No. 1296 ye ome aie HMessachussrts avenue ects. F Piditntt cee hcekbemaener = "9d iT~8 mey find home like pe Broad and Prime erecta vootid 3° Pepetas= BOOMS WITH FLBST-C; E Bose 7. Fo. Pas meet a a with three acres weor; L ee BIOCHABD Bal’ Inquire iting 38 ‘at moderate pr ces, in a private fami- desirable PROP- epee i Fairfax ris. on Fai: Ce eg bas on it a lerge and avenue. 01 MADE DIFING and LOSUH 800M, best manser, wih Masonic TEMPLE and eontaias nineteen sep30-Im . roome; Bas a'so brick ‘wood houses at footof lot. The fe occa- wind nt presens by W. D. Corse, erq ossession yes Seem. Se GaRORY deen Si-aeclsarae RT |LE—A very fine HORSE, suitable for a M.adm’r U. 8. &. of estate of Z- Bnglish, or coupe: is a1 elegant road horse; deceased, Baltimore, Md. octld eotnovi cap ® three-minut se ress DBIVESB. at thie office. oct lé coke = 5 fee ee oe ee ee BEOK'S [,OB BENT— Furnished HOUSE, 1307 corcoran F Stet an modes convenieticns. Immediate 2 0.5 i» Wor terme, ‘et house. or Bi T5ae mew York avemsor? OP ots 6 FOE BERT— 00 00—Rineroom BRIOR Hous, A foot. to®. J: BROWN: 1160 'M strest northwest yoctrnim KOaOoah peak ant rian Kopiy st 636 hede Island avenue, oct?-Im 7 come FS -Bear ** 5 Arii ma cation fret class. Apply No. 1181 fath street Hew J: ave- ae toe ‘80, a 8 eta Deastifatly tree class furnishe! Leal Foes PROFESSIONAL. Foor SURGERY, ac px sonuLTz, ‘ond Ohiropodist to the King. ues af of ment 7 tin, last, by ial request, after Jeary, revised Wacbisgton and is 'ecated Roses V. BUGEBS, Justice of tee Peace,452 Loutelana aver ue, opposite Vity Hall. Attends au Dbusiness—Olatms, accounts and Houses. A bai officer in attendan-e. octé-Im* . & B. CLAUGHTOR, ° 4 Couns © Attorneys an: wi filers D. Office: Webster Law Ho. 207 B ‘ice in the Coarts of Claims, the Bupreme Oourt of the © tod Beaten o 4 and the Government Departments. spl? low J°SE D. CLARK Maite tatenn ae bite Office and Lew Office to 1316 H eT Bw RTHWEST, between ith and sth sis. sepdl tin ScuUTTER s ZT : Perret TH fy or Meee % DR. ‘ . € is MEDICAL, &c. ree ee e- can all Cieeases Smithsonian. cots a, Large HALL and i bs Poco ye weeretseree Souae g2a228 eantesetae Raasae 2s By B. H. WARNER, : ba i ta ; i ‘3 8 : E Be il i Besos age i i Bs i r (3 i ; i iif : Hi ty B i 7 HI i if = . A Fl a a att 4 | i & 8 2 i : Bee ese ii webbaace oe esse2sh esuseurses BECegis : Boks meets AEEETENSe 5 B Ht a sé 85 Hi r 4 Saas ay 1014 Penasyivania svenue. BUTTER. We bave just receive! = large consignment of BUTTBE from the best datry sections of Hew York stateand are constantly receiving from Virgisia, Peaneyivanis, ead the West, which we offer to the trade et the lowest wholesale prices. Please call and get our prices and ove the quality. 4. B. PHIBLIPS, OOMMISSION MBBOMANT, ‘With BABSOUR & HAMILTOR, Wholesaic Grocers eng Liguer Bealere, Cm-m =: G3, 639, 641 Lowltenseresze, - | Foe Persousl | Mened stating © here ON BBAL ESTATE, ited Galiy. Chix Bet We bos te Saregs tae — Js, avenue LE OR BE jabed Ba 81D streets northwest. eoounrt Beca: ties, an oct) im - . $750 meant Ape BEAL estate _ootomesas 79h ,% oe ‘Yo PS0rr arr oWiens ving improved or wntm) ‘eld ¢o well to place Nepoea! s red Property be Also. persons baring “Owes to rent, wil fing Ry Sgetcy © valuabie euxiMery in obteinu s oots 10 T aE FINEST PROPERTY IN WASHINGTON FOR SALE. 17 Booms. PRIOB, @14 O00. TEBMS TO SUIT. Bituation. TIS 109m STRBRT, facing Grant streot Inquire on premises. 0t8 Im? M2™™0rctiran nora. (LATE BROW R'S,) Washington, DO. FOR Eput p immediatel App to lOUARS WaLeabans : 3 MAkSHAL BROW iy ist of Unredcomed Pledges od jeston nis at great Dergeins, Brery article te warranted DIaMO; solitare and in claster. Solid gold or silver cases, Ameri- B. fi " SIUV EB or Bilver-Pinted ane English breech mursie-lcading. BEY Guat 00 Oa ETO.. to desc sitio: amine 00., Joan and Commission Brokers, sep23 tr Northeast corner l0th and D streets, and z 7 . eaten lth and F streew. pa PT RR E : aliding ‘sere. LA? _—_—_—_—_——_—_ HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS, CHINA HALL. DIRECT IMPORTATIO. We eclictt from Oftizens and Straugesen exam i- nation of our large assortment of DISNEB AND TRA SETS, OUTLEEY, TOILET WAkB, PLATED GOODS, BBONZES, GLAfSWABE, VASES, JABDINIBRES, MANTEL ORBAMER TS, Own Diner IMPORTATION. sabracing Sane useful, aad ornamental BOUSBHOLD BBQUISITES, AT REDUCED PRICBS. J. W. BOTELER @ BRO, Direct Importers of Obi«a, Giass, 943 Peoneslvanis svenve. oct6-6t WEBB @ BEVER(DGE, sepli-te 1009 Pa. ave.. bet. Mth and Iithets. HOUSEFURWISHIBG GOODS, a je 314 Teh strests above Pa. ovebes, EOOMD HAND FURBI Seach cot Pe eae POET myl3-ly _ Cor. 13th and @ ste. r PIANOS, &c. “(CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.” PLUMBSR AND G48 FITTER, mart tr 404 Orn STREET 5. W. AWUtIs . " JOHN 0. HOGAN, 713 Esaiee cous