Evening Star Newspaper, October 30, 1878, Page 4

a re A “THE EVENING STAR. WEDNESDAY........October 30, 1878. ‘The Weather. INDICATIONS TO-DAY. OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGN. CER, WASHINGTON, Oct. 3), 1878. For middie Atiantie states, cloudy weather, with f nt rains, southerly winds, falling followed Thursday by ristag bavom- der northwest winds. RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER. s the readings of the thermom- Ofice during the day: 7 a.m., idday, 56°; 1:30 p.m, - LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c., To-night. National Theater.—Miznon, by the Hess Opera company. Ford's Opera Howse minstrels. Theater Cosi varieties. Lincota Hall.—Ole Buv's farewell concert. Condensed Locals. shting of the street lamps is at 7:15 p. m. ches + Pale tage . L . H. Reid, of this city, has received from North Carolina state fair, {ust closed at Raleigh, the first premium for iis gas appara- tus, patented in Septomber last. Win. Woodward, a co'ored boy about 12 years old, was arrested by Mr. W. P. Pearson in’ Rob- inson’s clothing store yesterday afternoon for trying to pick a ‘S$ pocket, aad was handed over to Officer ( ay: ‘The Alexandria ‘who knocked down, attempted to outra Madame Rentz’s female .—* Dead to the World” and says:—A negro man ged Jnto an alley, and a lady in Washington is perfaitted to go at large upon bail to the amount Of $500. Some people may suppose this a good way to prevent lynching for similar crimes, but the majority think otherwise. ignor Severo Strint, the well-known bas an opera, lately returned from Ital, n up bis chureh choirs. ‘Th ble of diseD x whatever he may wadec- is attested by his past number of testimonials sand others which he suceess and th from prominent m bears with i See his advt. See adver 1 of auctt crystal chandeliers at morrow. Auction silver waic day and Wee ‘ at 10 a.m. and? pt From Milans n sale of English Corcoran building to- r’s goods—gold and 49th sti next Tues- h of Ni mbor, James Guill Witkins we ymdon Spectator and Sat view for October 12th. In the report of the Washington Camp Meet D prikay’s STAR, some re- whieh v Ww time t #4 prost da and who held fast to rain in the meantime had got under Ss speeding on toward Alexandria, e thieves did not take the train with their companion in custody, and Detective Clarvoe, who was a witness to the transaction, Seized one of the cang and took him to head- quarters, where he gave the name of Jas. and did not deny his A telegram was the detectives to the officers in Alexamd Questing them to be at the a ieve passenger his prisoner, about the same time a dispat S y from Alexandri: equesting t Madison be held until the arrival of the complainant tis morning. Madison was se : found upon hi: One of his arms, aS LO proof vw arrested by the the train and a was no ev! leased. Th ‘Was not reco whom he thoucht had t Was Close by him at the time, him. ‘The Pe the person be! he v sed thim. The maa Iso. Se: din andrio, but as there xinst him he, 190, was re ket book, containing this mormag, ‘THE EXTENSION 0¥ In the District Court terday afternoon, th vebb, W € tension of 1 ‘apitol, sented ‘The: in § fees, which js tive per cent. on $50,233.10 award- ed for th = TMS DIL Was objected to by the I orney. who thovght the thie fee of appraisers by appraised property ay Hrmphreys took the eas tating that he had the each of the Commisst "it their DiI was a most ex- Humphreys eontime missioners and direc > improper one und Vi of awarding ¢ for their servic traordinary the award of tt u { notice fortiwith be served upon the Se re ¥ Of the Int posite the at court, and t and he be directed to de- f the appraised value in t+ of the lots appraised be United States, and posses: thereof be surrendered within ton days atier the deposit is 1 Before is immade the owners s! |. by dee by Atiorney ul, release and convey to the United states all their right and title to property—th ATE OF THE LATE ROBERT stion as to the heirship te Robert V. Harrison. who, it will be bered, died on Ohio avenue, near isth bout ar since, having been referred of Wills on the petition of Miss nd Mrs. Duering, who claim to be ased.—that officer is now en- gased in hearing the testimony. Itis assertod by some people that the mother of the deceas-d formerly i of questionable character ola second ward im: years since. le seems that the goveran has a theo! this Mrs. Harrison was uot the mother of deceased. but, that his mother Was One Miss Ashford, trom Alexandria, who it is alleged died in Baltimore during the latter part of the war. The testhnony for the claim- street to the Re Hamilton cousins of the de part Of th at apts is all in and the covernment is now pro- HEsses LO prove their theory, ed_as follows: Richard Horris John E al to Ti sa. Arthur A, Bi C.F Del. part” lot . W. W. Met ee, lot ——r No PROOF OF CHILD MUKDER.—In the Police Court to-day the case of Elizabeth Milburn, charged with having assaulted a small child named Maggie Strider, who subsequently died, was called. It had been intimated that the death of the child had been caused by the beat- ing, but the ‘physician this morning certitied that death was from natural causes, and the District Attorney therefore dropped the more serious charge of murder. She was subse- quently arraigned on the charge of an ordinary assault, but no evidence being against her she Was dismissed. —<——{___ ONE HUNDRED PtRCES of beautiful calico, Sheeting cotton, the very widest and Dest, pillow case cotton, one yard and a half wide, cexcellent quality). 12 cents; table linen, 2¢.! the finest quality cambric calico, yard wide, re- duced to s¢.; blankets, pure wool, $2.50, $5, $7.50, ladies wool vests, fine quality, 50c. Car- 3 . Cloth for men and boy's Wear, pure woo! loaks, large assortment, — ed = Rng Pog damask, feow ‘are pairs of children’s colored stockings; beau Gress goods, 1ie._—Adet. LIBEL ON A 5 SEK FORK WAGES.—Yester- day Wm. Mason iiled a libel on the sloop Arthur Z. Jones, Capt. Frank Green. Mason claims ‘a5 engaged as cook on board the boat, i and that being taken sick, In the Se opine pees sent to Baltimore Fy, ough he protested it he KheW NO One there. etc. He claims pay. at $15 Per mouth, for the whole voyage. which has zo having, be says, only had #3 paid —$—<——__. KINDERGARTEN PaRTy.—The birthday Pollock, of the National Bindergarten was tak. ebrated yesterday by the pupils, their 2 and the younger members of their familbe tes very happy manuer. They presented to their faithful teacher avery fae photo-album. A bountiful collation was served to all present which was followed by singing, games and marching. —___ CARPETS ! CARPETS! CAKPETS !—Ni ceived Monday, 30c., 37¢., i5e.; Bply carpets, new desi 75 cts.; floor cllcloth, all width; large double white blankets, ‘¥2. $2.50, 33, 99.50, $4, $4.50, 35 Der pair; bed com- from 75 cents up; Nottingha.o lace, large assortment, from 25 cents up. Towson’s, 636 Yepasylvania avenue, south side, near 7th st. : —___—_. MARRIAGE Lickxses have been issued to Wm. Cahill and Ella V. Robey; Cas. E. Verton and C. Prout; James B Hugneley and Katie A. King; John Carroll and a Gray; Thos. L, Moseby, of Hanover county, Va., and Cordelia £. Goodman, of Goochland county, Va. District See ee a ‘The police pay roll is completed and they w! receive their poy to-morrow, The amount of the pay roll is $22,211.45. Tnsoector Entwisle to-day condemned a back building of Michael Shea, 1210 4th street north west, and issued orders to the owner to tear it down and pile the material in the yard, The committee on wor licenses, Messrs. Dodge, Ce \d Morgan, are this evening en- aged in the examination of liquor licenses— about one hundred and thirty in number. jhe probability is that they will report favorably on most of thein. | ‘The report of Health Officer Townsend for the | week Bie A abate 26 shows 535 nutsanct abate aths from all causes, 71; deaths inve: tigated by the coroner, 18; 12 burials at pubiic expense; 137 dead animals removed; 139 animals impounded. Judge J. W. Wright, No. 1100 M street, ina sunieation to the District Com nisstoners say I am annoyed by the blr i tie streets by men selling oys- Will you stop it? If you cannot, LP teas oot ab the horns with powder and shot— have I such a right? _I refer to the case of Fer- nando Wood in the Supreme Court of this city ‘The case was referred to the attorney. INTERESTING TO TAX-PAYERS. The tax books (real and personal taxes), just made up for the new general asssssment of roperty, will be in the collector's office, ready for collection of taxes, Ou the first day of No- vember. The new feature of the tax law, allow- ing five per cent. abatement when the whole year's tax is paid at once, within thirty days from the first of November, will create an unusual activity in this department of the Dis- triet government. ‘Those who desire can pay the half tax as heretofore; but there will be po deduction made upon the half so paid. ‘Tue penalty of two per cent. per month will be added to the delinquent first haf of the tax on the first day of December, and upon the delin- quent second haif on the first day of June. ASSESSMENT CERTIFICATES FOR SPECIAL IMPROVE- M ENTS. The District. Commissioners to-day sent the forowing communication to Hon. James Gil- iillan, ‘Treasurer of the United States: “ We have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your Jeiter of the 26th inst., making inquiry in Yespect to assessment certificates for special improvements, On pages 7 [9 10, report of the Commissioners dated November 1, 1877, will be found a iuil report In regard to special asses. ment. We ave informed that the former Com- missioners, aiter having issued a number of assessments in pur nee of the rules adopted by their predecessor became satisfied that Those rules did not comply entirely with, the Jaw of assessments, aud that certain work done by the surveyor in ‘preparing assessments was done wnder an erroneous interpretation of those rules. The Commissioners in consequence svs- pended further issue of assessments "inti an entire revi: of all assessments could be made. This isa work of great labor and has been In progress since the suspension of tie I » Of aSsEssMEnt cer th s, and is not yet completed. The ess Of June 19th. 7s, to which you rendered nec m_of thse asse: So soon as tie apleted certitica to the sinkh by Ew.” refer, xan. prior the merts re Vision W Redick of ¥ THE NATIONAT. COMMISSION tive committee of the National Re- pe banking house o! Mitchell acting , Woodworh, Hill a ffererss i if nm present. A letter was received from ex-Gov. Shepherd Stating bis inability, by reason of sickness; to attend the meeting. ‘The thanks of the commission and the relief socleties of the country were forwarded, by telegraph, 10 Lieut. Hall and Dr. Keyes. econ- gratulating them upon their safe return to St. Louis of officers and crew of the relief boat and the success Of their charitable mission. Communications soliciting relief were recet ed trom Greenville and Vicksb S. secretary was instructed to forward all of clothing, €c., on hand to Greenville, } A preamble and resolutions introduced b: Solomon sterday’s meeting, and lai adopted. s after referring to wl been done for yellow fever sufferers, xc forth that with a view of making a full at the coming session of Congress, and as that it be printed in book form, call on all ri committees and org to the commissi amounts collected been disposed of, Ww as shall give a hisiory work, and that a cominittee of three, rgeon General Woodworth as chairman, be appointed to prepare and edit this report. and employ such clerical assistance as may be deemed nec Ty. ——— Amusenients, Etc. NATIONAL THEATER. Diavalo” was ing and acted at the National last evening, ther slim audience. Miss Abbott sang . with proper spirit, and was ably sap- ported by Mr. G Seguin as “1: received as she deserved to be. Mr. Turner \ Lore and Mr. Seguin’ “Lord Alleash.” Mignon witl be repeaied this evening. Forn’s OPERA Hovse.—To-night Will be last performance given here by Madame f female minstrel troupe. The lively performances to la Ok BULL at Lise give his farewell dali this evenin Will be assisted by first-class THEATER ComIque—T! crowded this weel lated to dr “Dead to the formance, Cart. BoGaroes, the champion wing shot, at Eagle Park to-morrow. the ‘omique has been cue ne ‘The bill offered is cr A Tale of Two Cities. NEW ORLKANS, Sept. 21, 1875. The undersigned certify that they held for collection for account of H.C, Williams & Co., brokers, 49 Wall street, New York, half ticket No, 62,13, Class 1, in the Louisiana state lot- . which drew th ital prize of twenty- five hundred dollars on Tuesday, September 10, Isis, Said ticket having cost the sum of one dollar at the office of H. L. Plum, 319 Broadway, New York, and that the amount was promptly paid on presentation of the ticket at the oltice of the company, M. A. Dauphin, P. O. box 692, New Orleans, F. A. LEE & Co., Broke! 165 Common st., New Orleaus. HOMICIDE IN PHILADELPHIA BY AN EX-WAsu- Last evening in Philadelphia .\u- professionally known as Harry G. ‘ariety actor, killed Daniel r, a hatter, in a saloon on the west sid 1th street, below Callowhill. The parties w friends, but a dispute arising Richmond seize? a@ water pitcher and struck Areher on the head, causing death in a very few minutes. Richizond js about 28 years old, of slim build, Ughi hair, and a smooth, boyish, rlexible tenanee, “He had considerable ‘fame comedian, and had traveled with Ha Minstrels and performed in. the negro min: halls and variety theaters wiih great st He originally was etnployed as a stenograp mone of the government departments in t city, and his father lives here ACCIDENTAL HOMICIDE aT HYATTSVILLE.—On + While two boys, Eddie Guilford, white, and George Redman, colored, about 14° years old, were experimenting with a_ pistol, understood by them not to loaded, Guilford shapped the weapon, pointed at the other boy, landing a bullet through both lungs and kilieng him almost instanfiy. The accident oceurr at Mrs. Young's place, near Hyattsville, Md., and adds one to the thousand commentaries on boys being allowed to fooi with firearms, New Dress Goons! new dress goods! beauti- ful dress: ; pure silk and wool dress goods; double width pure silk and wool dress goods: colored cashmeres, wool, 50¢.; black cash- meres, pure wool, . to $1; colored 65 and %5e.; excellent black silks, $1, $1.25, $1.50, ‘ot Ungham cu from 2c. to $1, Car- ter's, 711 Market Space.—Adot, CASSIMERES for men and boy’s wear, 30, 37, 45, double white blankets, $2, See. and up; $2.50, $3, $4 ir and up; bed comforts, from ‘i5e., $1, $1.25, $1.50; black cashmeres, all wool, 50, 60, 65, 70, 7Sc., up; pure mohair al} dou- ble width, 25 cts.; new fall dress the Jatest designs, 25 cents. Towson’s, 686 Pennsyl- vania avenue, south side, near ith st.—Advt, ——_— ove Case.—Yesterday, P. B. Stilson filed @ petition for a divorce, by Abbie L. Cowman more in 1570, an feud- ant oe e addicted to drink aid deserted her in isi OIL PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS AND CHROMOS AT AveTion.—Thomas Dowling will sell at his salesrooms to-morrow a Collection of the above goods, when bargains may be expected. T —— NeW SHOE STORRS are good places to buy at. Wilson’s, NO, S19 Market Space, !3 Benkert & ce the best of this kind. Try them. We know you Will not regret it.—Advt. ——— Loox.—Select fried oysters 25¢. per dozen ina vox, Schwing & Clarke's, 7th and Osta datee Iy and Bryant in Johnstown Cal, and focehied rant, ol “al., and receiv from each the bullet intended for the other. se a ae aes omer al does practice temperance” - Stes §P" About this time of the year every third man see our ip ne, pass yi ane Ut is the name of, wl wife is going next month, for the of hy ‘hristmag.- about CI €2-James Schenck of San Francisco, on be- the father of publishes peat or pecuniary aid.” peed ® LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE, Election Leaves. be granted efeht to ten d: Star:—In a-recent issue you state that $ In the various departments here will leave, to go home to vote at the coming elections. Will you please State whether this privflege will be accorded the clerss in the tmterior department, many of Whom are in donbt on the subject? Inquire! (There are three arrangements by which, Glerks in the Interior department can go ho jae to vote. Those who have not used all of annual leave can, of course, take the bal their tinte now; those who have exhaus Meir ance of ced their annual leave can take the necessary me with- out pay, or with that the tme ts to be deducted leave of absence. There Is no ment by which home unconditionally to vo’ uy with the ur 1 clerks In this “efpa tre, derstanding ‘Mm next year’s eTesent arrange- tment can go J Mistakes im the “cmbellishment of Wasaingio: Editor Star:—Every person of taste will admit that in the embellishment of oar city with statues and monuments 1 any grave errors: pe sites for spolled by having been committed. The most effective decoration have been 28 inappropriate monuments erected thereoh. For instance, the cemeterial group of white marble before the western front of the Capitol is sadly out Ce cas and at a distance it is undistin- guisha A colossal, plainly discerned figure of bronze or a grand fountain would have been the proper thing. It was in very bad taste to propose another mounted warrior for M ireet cirele while that section already numbers four such. tal up in P street ct conformity. ‘This beautiful site should have been oc- De ipo either by a large fountain or a monume: design in the form of an octagon, when a front view would have been presented ‘to ei of the eight convergent streets, In that the Thomas monument should have been pi cle, to establish something lie 1 assert that the cavalry-triang) “MePherson-Scott-Thomas,” is absurd. more faux pax could easily be pointed out. What is m st needed now to prevent further mischief is the working out of a systematic plan for the harm the national capital and t tee mild be a present the ba: cent modern capital, but the details of iis bellishment must not be left to the arbiir notions of an individual. pui on, . ‘There were once shaded, ap) for this purpose, We have in Washington at and ground work of amagnifi- n- A comin! lous and imposing adornme:it| of hen urging this plan upon the atiention of Congress. of men of wsthetical culture, artists and i $ Inted by the Comi Yssioners ae A Tender-footed Correspondent, one tell the son why all Livia. smooth walks through the square, that we' accommodated the Mat when these were 1 p i left mnmoleste path that now tec bstitute for the d wa: vonven SOURT—Juil Bubdbingto aut. ing an ¢ ead pic, and many tinprovements were made No “c line of beauty” can make the iosheltered, r mmnodes the public &¢ ene and ennitori 8 it W: eal. Wai mn, at 6 O'clock, tie jury i mn, chi au Gas Came In with for cleanti pstrians,— e n h ave FIT OF POLICEMEN. Patrick Babbington, convicted ault, under an Indictment, for r ‘ ), Was sentenced to e ie, In passing sentence, eferred to the too common practice Of oflic ester- sist i when they see a man under the intluence of Hquor, attempt to st him, -when, if they would not Interfere, the man would go peace- ably to his home. He expressed the opinion that if officers would pay more attention to thieves and burglars and less to citizens they would be of more service to the public, o THE TICKET SCALPING The case of M. D. Whitesid false pretences in selling an all railroad tcket, W having been read. jury, on the dir cise. Walter Callan, resisting Officer Latham; jury ged with raudulent “ed called, and, the indictment. was found defective, ction of te court, rendered a The verdict of not guilty, the defendant's counsel insisting that he had a right to a verdict. Crnecrr CorrtT—Jicdye Carter, To-day, Bamberg kins agt. Woodwart judzments by default. verdict tor plaintiff, $1,000, mar verdict for plaintft, for defendant, and e Dant agt Yesterday, mitted as parts Monument ground as party. Langdon ‘Y; receiver auth) ized to make conve . Latayeite ette; rule on defendant to show cause. 1 Morrell; re gued. To-day, Jolson Bower; Wynne agt. H rnia ding Ass suiment l, decision reserved, act, Norris; sale ratitled provisionally, & Co. agi. H. Adler; on hearing. Hill agt. Raff Bros; 4 IS AL. apley agt. Pla French agt. M judgment for defendant. Same a i ning order issued. Plummer; trustees to accept private Wynne vs. Hibernia Building Association; POLice CovrtT—Judge Snell, To-day, W Woodson, inst bi He was nd was fined Murp! pants trom Roman eran ¥, a small white boy, larceny of a p. caught in the act of picking’ a lady wan Combs A, po but ‘the lady could not be found to appear sent down to the ‘farm a sailor, assault _on Lou, ¢ He w dolph Mille Who arrested him; 310 or thirty days. James ot ¢ Cox, worth $5. The offence was pretty clearly proved, but, the mother heog- ged him off from the reform school on promises that she would look after him in future; so the court gave him live days in jail. Jame: \sith converting the colored, was cha 00K, ef- fects of Kate Carter to his own use (6 the ex- tent of about $38, Kate testified that she left household goods with him to sell, he i her agent; that he disposed of her goods tins ad appropriated the money Lo his own use. He also lied to her about the tr nsaction, stating that he had sold the goods, but on long time, and he could not collect the money until next Octo! George Robinson, a col jarceny of a suit of clothes—eoat, ve Case dismissed. pants; fifteen days in jail. keep the peace. boisterous; $5. ous conduct sault-on Officer John L. Daly. ing whisky from a bottle. sault. Hassett, John McCarty, Wm. ard Murray, were arraigned f vacant house in Jackson alley derly in the neighborhood. DISASTER TO THE BIG Wat of the Washington and Georgetown Car com- ith of the canal, pany, on the line of the tor shows signs this morning of about two or three inches during has partedf roma the stable wall, which has ‘GEORGETOWN. Aana t belons Fitz h, threats to George H. Roberts; personal bonds to Andrew Harrison, loud and Dennis Ring, loud and bois:er- also charged with making an as- ‘This man, with another rough, made an exhibition of th: selves in the Opera House last night by d Officer Daly Dennis, but the other made his escape. stationhouse, and all the way there, he resis in the most violent manner, but’ he got, 1 Worst of it in the shape of sundry marks of baton; so the court imposed a tine of $1 disorderly case, and disinissed the charge of Robert McArdie alivs MeCart n- for ins to an undivided estate. They are in the habit of rre- quenting this house and making it very disor- The court sent them all down to the workhouse for thirty diys each in default of bonds for good behavior. —The Vins huge wall built up to it, about one inch, and this wall, too, has settled, and is much out of level. The sus- taining wall of masonry was built leaning a little to the north, and is now pushed out at the top over plumb towards the canal. It Is said that the defect fs in the foundation, which went Wwpath, and not down toalevel with the bottom of the canal, only a few feet below the tor and it is said that the earth bet) and the canal, #. e., the towpat ween the wall ith, isnot sufficient to sustain the weight of the wall, which is eight feet wide at the foundation and four feet at the summit. People have been visitin; all day, and many mechanies think t that otutng can save Se eat, but that it will have to be taken dow! Gratn.—Arrived by canal, boat London, with 1,90 bushels wheat to Hartley & Bro., and 1,900 bushels to H. M. Talbott; boat Ire 250 bushels wheat to J. G. & AN to-day, 4,000 bushels wheat from S0c. to $1.02 per bushel. wi can grow a eard, had one three feet long. Hi grandmother. * and yet my fal) ne Knott, with M. Waters. .— Offerings on ‘change ri ith sales ranging THE GEORGETOWN BARBERS have resolved to close their Shops on the Sabbath day. ——__ Jonks, through the lather.—Strange. I never beard, grandfather irdresser.—Can’t account for It, sit—unless you take after your 8#-Boston is to be the next city with an ele- vated railroad, obtained, a charter having already been &#~A woman in Chestertown, Md., fell down and died at sight of the dead who had been killed by an accident, 52] promise that, if elected, have the rheumatism when the called,” of her son, I wont always yeas and nays is the announcement of a New are Brunswick candidate. ‘The socialists pf St. Louis have we ticket in the other tickets indo} jusk on teeth made out of mer agnat teen, PAPE field, made up of sed by them. & full city candidates on mi ible signs these of a cold winter. 5S of will is false ‘be known IZFE IN KANSAS. OBSERVATICNs OF A WASHINGTONIAN—EDITORS— EMIGRA gTS—RAILROADS—CROPS—STOCK RAIS- ING— ayvsEMENTS, ETC. ‘TSpeciat Correspondence of The Star. HUMBOLDT, Kansas, Oct. 14, 1S7S. As stated in my preceding letter, the task of an editor fs not an easy one In these parts, He appears to be at all times the man whose ser- vices are most In demand, and Is expected to be abie not only to give the general news of the day, but to tell who is married, who is dead, who has arrived in town, what he came for, how Idng he will stay, and “all about it.” A BUSY COUNTRY EDITOR. I found myself one day in a Kansas town where I knew no one, and with some eight hours to pass before I could continue my jour- ney. A sign with the words “The — Pritting Ofiice” caught my eye, and, being an old news- paper man, it was peculiarly attractive to ine under the circumstances. I knocked at the door, which was opened by a man in gray cloth- ing. He answered my request to see the editor by pointing to a rather shabbily dressed but wide-awake individual seated at a table in the rear of a large room. ‘This was the editor, and, having removed his corn cob pipe, he was ad- dressing the man in gray clothes with the fol- lowing remarl ‘John, Tam d—d if you don’t take a crowd over, if we don’t get waxed as sure as h—1,” evidently referring to a country political meeting. On one side of the editor a Solitary compositor was busily at work. A hand press stood in the center of the room, and 09 a pile of exchanges, seemingly the accumulation of years, was seated a boy about 10 years old, book in hand. Going towards the editor and modestly ate myself, I was tnvited to take a seat, when the editor continued his re- marks to his friend at the door as follows “John, we had better look sharp, now. Don’t for- t to take over a crowd or they’ll lick us, sure. ‘hen turning to me: “When did you les Washington. It’s a d—d fine city, Ym told.” ‘Then to the boy: “Henry, pay attention to your book. Would you like to do a sum?” Bi ‘Yes, sir.” “Well, add one-half and one-four Then to his friend at the decor, who had ven- tured the "t know whether he could yet over in time: “You better had, John.” John.—*Well, F Then, without a pause, 1 tome a ouzht to be asha nyself; I neve Washington in my life, but have been forty miles of it. How long Will you sta. miy a short tine, as Twas visiting Lives up the Neosho valley, Edit compositor: “How are you getting along, N: N ‘Nearly out, sir.” Editor hastily 1m: pplag from an exchange in his lap, l on the table. urning to the Doy § “Henry, how re the sin?” ing up the s eizhths! Loo! make than 3 don’t i gain: 1 Kept qi nd as it is rat interrap oni), Edit ul Lo see you. furthe Well, conn ou any time.” AS Centenn 1 the attractiv time tot traius entering which depleted ne on my journey unteered ation that ou a rel @ roads lea ding into t Pi 7 prospected soine Of 1 the state by other could hardly be there are the w 20 vert a it continually in sigit, often tlve or Six and generally each’ wagon contains 2 not seldom a larg . Inde children seen to outnumber the adults, and ing trom {he number in some fainilles one we ‘one of the objects ot parents in re is to get room for their pr Sometimes there i among the emigrant family, who camped near this y foreed to remain in consequence of tie of the mother and a titteen- Both died, and the fathe roceeded Westward with the remainder 02 Lis amily, excepting a baby ht months old, whom ‘he lett with a lady of this place. emigrants how entering Kansas are mostly bound toward the central or western portion the state, where, itis thonght, they have a ter pick of lands; but the tact is there is yet good land to be found in the eastern section of the state, much of it in the hands of the roads—millions of acres—besides public lands the ceded to the state for the university agricultural college, state normal scl the common schoois, In the eas some count! littl s ue and towns whic have grow In their di roads in whi in order to me rapidly ap tng toa ie would utterly re hopetul, b readjusting’ in ing out of their fihanct: that the high taxes do not seein t as anything more than a temporary Son straiis regarded evil. THE GREAT WANT OF KANSAS at this time, with all their railroad enterpiises, seems to be means to take their crops to mar- ket. Senator Ingalls, in his speech at the Neosho Valley Fair at Neosho Falls, a tew weeks since, called attention to this want, say- ing that, while they were all beneiitted by rail- roads, it had been found that they could not carry the heavy crops—such as wheat, corn and other staples—at such rates as to leave a remu- nerative price to the producer; that cheap river or canal transportation should be fostered, and the rivers should be improved, either by the national orstate government, to give factliti the farmer for shipping his grain. There is but. little doubt that,with the rich lands to be touad here, more can be brought out of the land ti: in the east, with less effort; but when the is raised the prices obtainable are very low, the question comes, how to dispose of whe crop to the best advantage. Many of those who raise coru, finding it brings but 15 cents_per bushel, feed ft to their hogs. When these bring, as at present, only two Cents per pound, they try to cipher out whether they have made anythin; except an opportunity to save freight—naving converted tncir grain into a shape in whi can walk to market. “HARD TIME: The fact is not to be disguised, that there « some settlers here who would gladly return 9 the older portions of the country if they cou! sell out, but the proportion of dissatistied peo, is not greater than ts found In any new coin And while as at ihe east there ts some cry hard times many of the people endorse t remarks of an Indianian, whosaid: “I supp se times are in my state like they are every where, but T don't know any farmer who has not mite more thanhe ean Dossibly constune, and so.ne surplus to buy what he has noi raised. [teil you when some of us can’t get the highost prices for what we sell, and buy what we waut at the very lowest we are apt to ery ‘hard umes.’ I am tired of such nonsense and am thankful for what I have, and [ think if we would be willing to ave and take and aecopt the situation we could all get along bette who have a moderate fortunein the e may certaii of re t inly make it hold out in Kansas, for with flour at $1.50 to $2 per hundred, butter 10 cents per pound, beef and pork 6 to 10, chickens: 10 to 123g, and eggs5-cents per dozen, one miy live like a prince at a small cost. Nearly ne engaged In farming 1s also early every one en; vming 1s als in the business of stock raising, and herds of cattle are to be seen on the prairies. This is @ profitable business, and not only men aid boys, but in some cases women, engage in it. It is related that a family near this place had the misfortune to lose the services of the bus- band and father, whose mind became deranged, and then the mother died, leaving two young daughters and a small son. this time neither the land, house or stock had been paid for, but being girls of true grit, one found em- ployment as a school teacher in the Indian n tion, and sending her earnings to her sister and brother, they have been invested in cattle, and the result has been that in about four years, by the increase and sale of stock, they have paid off the indebtedné and are now in compar- atively comfortable circumstances. AMUSEMENTS, every town there is a hall for use in In near! cold Weather, ‘while the numerous fair grounds (and nearly évery town has a fair association) are used for — &c., in the summer eee Shows and circuses are well patronized. peur TREES, DUICH B WERS, &c. An immense stock of all kinds of Fruit Trees, Eve Shade and Lge ‘Trees &c. Ubous Roots, m im tae Goliad viz: Hyacinths, ‘Tulips, Cro- Cat Flowers, Bouquets, Designs for Faneralz, &c. Fi its. pee oct25.206t + Washington, D.C. DPCOWARE FROM ALL COUNTERS oy on ‘goods a ea ean obit Fast re Gate Webb & Bever: OctlTte 2008 Pay ave-s bob 30te and ith ate, CITY ITEMS. “OvsTERs.”"—One dozen select fried in a Dox, | EDUCATIONAL. ee AND SCHOOL for DRY GOODS. D®* GOODS FOR CASH ONLY. , ‘a ! from three to sixteen years of ae; %c. “John’s” Restaurant, comer 7th and D. | ail colors, all wool, yard wide, every advantage of a theronch elucation incl Ir 18 CONCEDED by thos® competent to judze so; Caen tok Ce cp etatein ee that Duraug'a Rheumatic Rewedy is a postive kets, Blankets: Gents Princivaie cure for rhetmatism. cl Shetland Shawis at 13th Sloeet norte eee ed Specific, the ee heal seat o: dark cclors, Pedals, Bey West. eet22. ever introduced for nervous ani sick headache. worth’ 12¢ fandkerchiefs, Bc. : i SUI GEESa Gee “oe Cee FO RS ae Spreads, \d Cotton Sheeting Gate wing (COLUMBAN UNIVERSITY Taw scuioon, NATIONAL TASTE CLEARLY DEFINED. —The | nei. 5, 6,7, 5.10, 125 and up to 2e.; ourRed Twilled The exercines of this school wil! be resumed on. sale Of Atkinson's White Rose exceeds that of any | Fisnnel at for men’s underwear shrinks les; the 9th of October, at the La’ om Sth st, other perfume and constantly increasing, can than any cther flannel made. between D and E barge for tuits partment is 880 fora years, payable in advan if year! Tistaimnente, at the option of the nts The t hardly fall short of a quarter of a million bot tles annually, THE VERDICT OF Hale THE WorLD.—The en- tire western hemisphere pronounce Murray & Lanman’s Florida Water the most delicious per- fume for the bondoir, the ballroom, and the | im the under eradnate de le wr 8150 for two ale Post-Gradunie department i #50, payable in monthly instalments, and covering the entire period of pe monthe. BOTTOM PRICES. ee atte (SELLING LL.D. bath, that chemistry has yet succeeded in eX- | 2.500 yards Pacific Percales at Se. a a — ees tracilng from living flowers. | 20 Hiei Shale, al woth et OLED asses to § MAGILL GIVES LESSONS IN HISTORY, PHYSICIANS ARE AMAZED, patients delighted, | $1.00. ‘ Papen 4 sand Fridare ot in Calesthenics the doubtful silenced, and all who have eyes 16 | ~ Floor and Table Oil Cloths, in great variety. all, corner sth snd K See, or ears to hear, more than satisfied by the t 16 Vania avenue. absolute certainty with which Hale's Honey of 25e to $00, 4 % wines x cth $1 SIN GERMAS Horehownd and Tar cures coughs, colds, hoarse i hag poo pan nen EDERICK MU hess and every affection of the lungsand throat, | Vausets, All Prices, Cheap. | mission, to Bishop W. Pen tending to consumption. 2 NSON, Us, 1725 H street ne Pike's Toothache Drops cure toothache tn one | _oet?8-tr minute. “Sold by all druggists at % cents. SELECT FRIED OysTERS 25 cts. per dozen in box, 7th st.and Market Space. tr i CONSERVATORY, Mae i, \HEAP CARPET HOUSE. iam tote nw.—Leeson hours frow ? a m.to7 p. Piano. Onan, Voice, Violin, Flate, we teachers. V' vantages. 0. B BULLARDS | t ood Ingrain Carpets, 25, 31, 37c. KD, Director. Extra Heavy Ingrains, 45 and 50c. at Chas. Mades’, corner 3d st. and Penn. ave. 6 4 Ali Wool Tapestry Inzrain patterns, 62 to 75c. Se. For Upwarps oF THIRTY YEARS Mra, Wins w Lowell Extra Super Inera jerlan AL, ACADE lows Soothing, Syrup has been used for ehildzen. Gol Bie tay Bee, nC sinect tad bent tt as. In eorrects acidity of the stomach, relieves wind per Carpet Linins, ood, prepared for business Or osilese? perry colic, regulates the bowels, cures dysentery and Borderinys, Stair anid Hall Ca: in private lessons to pe diarrhoea, whether from teething or | Full Size White Blankets, $1 from 3 to 9p. i. other causes. An ol well-tried remedy, | Giltco Comforts, Cotten Puitin 2a ___CHASE ROYS, A. M.. Principal 25 cents a bottle. DRY GOODS STOCK at lowest market price. ‘AL. To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.—We wish to call | 8 Allow no one to ndeeell us, a 30 SIGNOR SEVERO STE NI, attention 104. Eiseher's Chemical Scouring and | _ocearte "*569 Market Space. urnel fram Tealy, bas. taken! up His rina rae th street. | By promptly adopting the ‘atest | LANKETS : __.. BLANKETS : ic, and ts Oped to cane improvements, whether of American or Euro- BLANKETS! and a Church Choir. Special attentions pean invention, he is enabled to do his work in Music, and prouunciation of paid to Ttaliam’ Opera & manner not to be equalled by those not pos- For tern ut sessil : terms and further 7 sessing these facilities. Gent's Suits cleaned | 100 naire of fine Double Blankets, $2, $2.50, $3, | at Music Merce nr sddeeee Meee eee ‘ up to $1.50 a window. Wool blankets from, 39 | @ #450, #5.and up DG Mezanet & Co. Muse Dealers, Wax cents to $1 a pair, by cleaning a number a re- CLOAKS! CLOAKS! CLOAKS! nue, corner of 12th street. 1220 New ¥ action 8 . ro “pr - hn Sine Ory Gleanne: TeMIC res Ganaee Spots effecinalls | _S0.new style Cloaks just reevived, 84.50, 85, ISS BC GRAVES, (Sucmmor to Mism A. D. from any article, and careful pi gives | #8; #9, $10, $12, 814, 816, 817, 1 ame Graves,) assisted by a ‘them an appearance as if newly made. black Cashmeres,.double width, All-Wool, 50c., | Sunte aud Ribvierearten Tot Bove oat Gate oe SS | 200 pieces of new Fall Dress G f a “i dig street, corr H. oven & = styles at 35 ete Goods of allthe latest | Normal Trathinw Claw will borin October 18. FOR ; ROxAL BAKING POWDER. 2 cases new Fall Dress Goods, 124 and Ie. vasa we ian 20 yieces of Pure Mohair Alpaca, gle RO Plain and Twilled Fiaunels—Kied, Navy Blue, Grey, | West Point, Aunapolin a and White, ferus minierate. “8. W — An jmmenee stock of Dry Goods too numerous to | BW. Call before 11 4 peices C. M. TOWSON, DARK SEMINARY, 636 Pennsylvania avenue, (Oppocite Batiann hee) oct 26-tr South wide | peo ti theline of the Metropaiita: he leading novel Freach material for wraps | For particnlars adtt inctpals, Mire. RRR. OO YY AA L and dre All-wool Cahn , Ladies’ Cloths 1 onde M ro ba GM. R ROO ¥ AAsA TE i Black Silks, Flannels, Blant: | Co“dTe® and Miss A. Tolman Such, {s1-eolme&@am KR R OO Y¥ AA ELLE = Ri : Ms "S BOARDING Ay Guernsey Dress reopen a Wet ws MONDE geen walt oe Mb, 1378. Pupiie prepared for Hacvehd exauuitiae . 1238e. — — angl23m ; v . nd most beant: z re ABSOLUTELY PURE. Gloves in the Hours from kunt 'S pe 5 = = con shonld bear in mind that the in. Alber pe eG comparabl ” ix now the only Baking Powder Room 63, tand “oie: a Pg in the m: from Pure Grape Cream Tartar, office. ; 9. imported exch y his powder direct from thé | avapeuonmsany panos — srowini d nce, Approved by N. ?MOISELLE ¥. PRUD'HOMME'S FRE SRST Hit Sod Tesch ent eis zropmran «cor, | MY oeksaes | SNESERENOR aes 5 939 Pa. ave., Wot. sth and Win'sta. jence1ULd Ties et ANCE. - nae nected with wood English els nad NEVER CAKES, Goanas het. ™ ruin afternoon and evenitig lasses for ladien, =u Ts daily 2 NEW GOOL * and weutiemen, boys anid witls. Private lasong NEVER GETS LUMPY, Full stock of Black andC olored Subs. if preferred. Sioned Black and Colored Casters = ay BA good Pronunciation (Parisian) and the WILL KEEP IN ANY CLIMATE, a TIE TOT Oe NEW CLOAES, Verbs and idioms taut by a exc ome i g of the best make and finis! Sel el eyetem. octl4eo-tr SOLD ONLY IN CA’ ck is full in all departments, and wo i Jany day between 12 ana 2 o'cloe ant of Dry Goods to cal! nel look thr: om. Thursdays after 4p. m. Or! 5 a. 5 L.—DONCH & S¢ > resumed _ bet 2t-2w_ SS li the various Orchestral Iustruments, Rea: ATIONAL THEATER. INE CASE OF CALICORS, 140 var tue. (08 He sta = ae é : ne caxo Of Calicoes, remnants, 25¢- POUL PLEW SSTITOTE TASTE NIGH DUD THREE POSITIVELY Gastmer, frome Gest gar MPa tore Scorer quaner tire hie eee EMMA ABBOTT Fullfiine of Blankets and Comforis.trom $1.25 up, | Listens feat dae kale or Harvard Collewe. In- AXD THE Mme. Demorest’s reliable PATTERNS. fevzly "J. SHORTLIDGE, A. M., Principal HESS ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY. JOS. B. BAILEY, = aarmeriG Gre ‘Tonight, in ‘Thomas! Charaing Work, octl8-tr Cor. 7th and F sts. po = Soe Renn pies eden 1G c cocpas wilt an excepuonalte including EMMA | Apa, ELVE sons and daughters. “The course cons tines Peg RnOPe ANTS: MONTAGUEY ZEEDa SEGT. ice V wieret —— bi TST | Shin, Spellins, Com ion, Correspwudence, Bust. TANSie, CASTLE, ELLIS, RYSE, WARREN, | Ourstock of VELVETS is now complete,and we | pest Arithmetic, Sincle and Double Ha 2 Bs SD GRAND ORCHESTRA | Meoflering the largest assortment ever shown in this | Rictual Taw: amd’ Tented uucal Eoononay, Com Musical Director, | City. ae of students last’ Monday in Au- MAA ALBOTTS BENEPIT-Favsy, | BLACK VELVET. 81.25 to 86 | foxe, or address" FOF Particulars visit ‘the Ool- Grand Matinee Siturday “Chimes | yy, | COLORED VELVET. $1.50 to 34 | _auieb-ly B. ©. SPENCER, Principal Git el ‘urday Nixht, ‘ Ni ‘I entire Company ithe Da, a A Making 9 specialty of these woods, weareable to | MU ivtucn Husatlt RED BUIACS nati Orchestra Chairs, 812 sell from 25 to 60 per cent. less than any other Store | Ladies, No. 1023 Coumerrent J pa St conte ;eecared Be in Washington. sumed on September 20th, Ni (APT, BOGARDU Call and examine this stock and be convinced, at | —_——— J the Champion Wing-Shot of the World : Ee iE ; siotat EAGLE Pauk, THURSDAY, October rei asi GEORGETOWN ADVMWTS at 336 pom. 608 Ni eet, — ; > ; ; (THEATER comian caine: ope wus one 1G a TH BUILDING ASSOCIA- a chtly, " > SPECIAL NOTICE. . wi RY Goons. DRY Goo! ee 2 wil nati MONDAY, Oct. 2, Nightly, TUESDAY and FRI SPECIAL BARGAINS 00> | J” cordance wilh resolution jo-sed at qmmost A at € 1 SID C. ERA Beautiful Wool Fiaid Dress Goods only 25, worth muscting will be held at Goddard's Mail om THURS: Seal Brown and Navy Blue Wool Dress Goods 15, | VAY, {UG Sis instant, at K vm, to take etock Pure Wool (wide double width) Colored a2 biscy pane re ee Aa = anmoth suck conssny ina praud bill Jake | $2, Over one hundred (iW) precesol beautital Dies: | SGthmienee Sethe Paes ae is, for Budd's BIGFOOT WALLACE this week.“ oci2s | Goods received lately. sale at very the Public and Private Schools, for eee — wEK came 128 Brides EST48L1sHED IN 1831; Ent and Improved in 1874; Comes ae a (pow the most untry.. W. H. WHEATLEY'S PREMIUM STEAM DYEING amp Scountne EsTap- LISEMENT, CARTERS, 711 Market Space, ‘The Cash Dry Goods Store.” ®!ack Silks, Colorad Silly, Checked Silke, Striped Silks, excellent heay Gro Grain Black Silk only 81; onr real satin-Anish ime quality Black Silk, only $1.25, here. Every colorand every shade k. Cloaks, Cloaks, Cloaks, Immense seecrtment of Cloaks, from $5 to #25._ Blank pure wool, $2.50, #5, $7.00 and-810.- Very finest guslity pute aiik and ‘wool Dress Geos, i, 8150, octid-tr CARTERS, Market Space. NEW DRY Goops. NEW CARPETS, yrorn's OPERA HOUSE. AMERICA'S GRAND NOVELTY! MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNES| 29 and 30—-MATINEE WED: The justly celebrated and great original UME. RENTZ’S MINSTRELS, And the Superb and Peerless MABEL SANTLEY'S BURLESQUE COMPANY. Absolutely the most brilliant, novel and attractive entertainment in the world, embracing the following 49 Jefferson st., a ee st.» George- wankic constellation of stars: Mabel Santicy, Marie | NY is attended to. ascoe, Emily udsp 5 inham, lorie vill oper week another immense stock lank a mer Plunsoll, May'Ten Broeck, (from the princijal Lon. DEY GOODS AND CARPETS | District wore peat foe eed ee ee don theaters; their first ‘appearance in America:) Orders b; 5 yy mail and express promptly attended Rosa Lee, Hattio Forrest, Lida Kenyon, Blanche | beautifal patterns and new designs. Dress Goode | 4g jdress as above. delltr ation i 3 Mt from 125 cts. up. Fine Novelties. Black and Col” Meader, J.E. Henshaw, Sallie Adams, M. Dermott red Gashinexce aint Bile: tar 2 Sisters, Lulu Mortimore, Juliette Pascal, ‘albot, of a an 38 Bl from $2 up. Most attractive “Toy James Collins, Hi. Henry, Alf. Anson, presenting a of beautifi pp ™ puuauificent & pertoire of Ei ropean ‘and American | bets ever offered, So aa aR bet AMILY SUI PLIES. Te en pry So pereeaey | eee ey ARO rs PALACE MARKET, at the box office, Saturday, October 26. oct24-tt \LOSIN Corner 14th st. and N. ¥. avenue, LINCOLN HALL. x $1 7g; dozen, the suine as is usually gold at FRANK J. TIBBETS, Pnornieros. ie s — OLB BULL, | Bittey Hendy J reidy to‘putoh,geod stein | _ Thave coustantly on hand— = led and perfectly fast colors, for ouly 75c. For fine ‘ber: Best PHILADELPHIA and DOMESTIC POULTRY; ‘The world-renowned violinist, Will give a ale Shirts, Ye: ready to put om at An kind ADELPHIA BUETER GRAND FAREWELL CONCERT IN WASHING- Branch Shirt Factory SWEETBREADS, Best LAME, BEEF, and MUT- TON, Bepl6.tr 1002 F Street n.e. jal kinds of FRUIT and VEGETABLES; WEDNESDAY EVENING, Ocroren 30. JO"" press smmers EGGS. ORANGES, LEMONS, GRAPES, te, : made to order, of W: ~ Ole Bull will be aseistea by and fine Linen Bosoms tor 81.25, teats to 6 LBS: ROASTED RIo corse Finest Dn TS ver ) Ibs. Light Brown Sugar. MISS ISABEL STONE, best material in tha moet Slant eres, VET | TO ite Coad Whee Sara... & OF Bosroy, fectly satisfactory fit guaranteed, for #2.25, ly Ibs. New York Buckwheat. 35 I Our “E* SHIRT ready made for 60 cents nnfin. | 10, Pame Table Butter. 4 AND AN UNRIVALED CONCERT COMPANY. | ished, aud one dollar ready to put on, is simply a | {)) |) Bi 70 Ri S 2.00 Admission, $1.00, including reserve seats. Tickets | The “Mystery” or our A SHIRT, at Metzerott's music store. octl6-13t | made of Weseatse potting td ‘Ee ee eotlind . “PREPARE FOR FALL AND WINTER, and sell | the ome: we = cheapest SHIRT in Dufiy's Rochester Cider, Raisins, Currants, Citrop, for at JUSTI'S OLD SEEND.! Wa) D | _ ‘The “Hanis” SHIRT at 80 cents, is madeof Wam. | PSU 8 Haeot northwest EP SEARD MOLES ED quits musi and twenty-one hudred wi ©. 8 O'HARE & BON, N. ‘Be For FIRST-CLASS SECOND-HAND THING rdit rices be CLO’ extraordinary high prices will be paid, | |The “Great Southern” SHIRT at 90 cents, is the | _OCt26tr__—- 4848 7th st. m.ww., bet. Mand N. T make specialty of them. same as the Hannis, being Front “Notes by mail will be ‘promptly attended to. | “wen aouy sits onesie se soiaees. (CLUBS Now makine sep28-tr sented or the will be returned. vos money EGINN ISS signees A N©W DEPARTURE. Buason Surat Factory, 7S ee 2008 F street wt. | 4 sow iot of that pure old CeARS iNBOne {OCSEFUBNISHING GOooDs. Au our goods guaranteed as to quality, weight and =— SOVEREIGNS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, A octlG-tr 1023 th st. nw. and 801 Het me . ¢ WILLET & LIBBEY, JOBN B. KELLY, BEEF, Corner Sixth street and New York avenue, —- : Poet Oftice — tuttarketing delivered free of charge to all parts of ¥ ae WE HAVE OPENED A NEW YARD, =. 8. BARTRAM, OPPOSITE OUR PRESENT YARD, Gace ov New Onizane, La) rat forthe ; S4ETORIAL EXPERT, ‘Where we will keep on hand 2 large lot of the youtoat the Falls ‘a the finest in tae axD CHEAP LUMBER, “TAILOR OF THE PERIOD” [ NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON Pas- Rae Bultable for all cheap work, ‘The steamer MARY WASHINGTON, which has GEORGE 7. KEEx va. EI BT 100 feet..81.00 Ee Beane Grae ly oe, eep2s-tr ais aba = 8100 | Veron wharl Rowe ip #1. Loading admiasion VA. PINE SIDING, per 100 feet... -+- 00 | *ognansion and sreands wharf daily ae VA. PINE BOAEDS, 16 feet long, per 100 feet.. 1.20 Sasw woutiy Supt La Ladicet Atount” Veron VA. PINE JOIST, medinm lengths, per 100 feet 1.25 | fete — ie VA. PINE FLOORING, per 100 feet............150 | Qa. JAMES POPLAR, %, NO. 2, per 100 £00tsecesssvessessssse 2.00 | The tof us ‘legal aang Pee WHITE PINE SHINGLES, per 1,000....-s.00ce 2.50 Bent §. DOYLE, late and for many. louse, WHITE EDIE PALINGS, dreeed, t4anae4, formerly of the Tremont Boston, ‘ ns and - Her Fine Lumber. see the Post. mepote