_EV EN ING STAR. CROSBY 8. Ni: WASHINGTON OITY: waeen" nay - October 1 bo sare. Reading Matter on Every Page. The Elections. The returns from the elections yesterday in Pevnsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, lowa, and Ne- braska are favorable to the repfblicans, and show that they have held their cwn in the con- Sressional districts considerably betier than wesexpected. The new colored vote seems to have gone everywhere pretty solidly for the republicars, and no doubt turned the scale in Many of the close districts. The Penrsylvania delegation in the present Congre:* stands 1% republicans and 6 demo- | erate. This will not be much changed. John KR. Keading, democrat, is elected over Alired C. Harmer, republican, in the Sth district—a democratic gain; but this will probably be off- set by a repubtican gain in the 12th district, in which S. D. Shoemaker, republican, is be- lieved t> be elected over J. GB. McCollum. The 6th ¢*s‘rict, where John H. Oliver, republican, and E. Z. Acker, democrat, are the candidates; the 16th district, where Jobn Curan, republi- ean, 's oppoted by Benj. F. Myers, democrat; and the 2ist district, where Andrew Stewart is pitted agairst Henry D. Foster, democrat, are still doubtful; but the Philadelpbia Press of to-day claims the election of Oliver in te 6th district. In the 2d district, Charles O'Neill. regular republican, is defeated by Jobn V. Creely, independent republican. The other districts will probably stand 2 at present, and the republicans will bave a slightly increased majority in the legislatare. In Ohio, the republicans claim to have gained the first and ninth districts, electing Aaron F- Perry in the first and Charles Focter in the winth. The third (Schenck’s) and sixteenth (Bingham’s) seem to be in doubt, but if the State has gone republican by fifteen thousand majority, the chanccs are that both Schenck and Bingham will be floated safely through. ‘The majority in Ohio last fall tor Hayes, Gov- ernor, w: 518, and if the republicans have row carr.ed the State by fifteen thousand they bave done better than wasanticipated. Later returns from Indiana indicate a close vote and the Legislature doubt-ul. In case itis democratic, Senator Morton wi probably “stick,” and not, by resigning t> go out as Min- ister to England, give the democrat an opp r- tunity seciet a Senatr in hi< place. — Some ¢ One Has Blunderc 1— who? We have received under te {-ank of Hon, Thomas A. Jenckes, of K. L., a ¢»py of the Providence Journal containing an editorial on “The New Patent Law,’” which prob.bly con- vess Mr. Jenckes’ views upon the ‘ repeal muddle Mr. Jenckes, or the Journal, argues that it is by a perverted ingenuity that it is claimed that an act which commence by saying “there shall be attached to the Department of the Interior the office,’ ete., repeals the <= which establishes the Department of the Interior. The Jowrnal article goes over the ground at considerable length. and maintains that the “blunder” o this subject is on the Part of those who take tht heading of the schedule, which is a mere index, for the repealing clause itse’*. This clause calls for the repeal of acts and parts of acts}and the words at the head of each column show what “parts of acts” are referred to, but “the other and erroncous reading requires that the whole of every act set forth im the schedule should be repealed, and rejects the words ‘paris of acts’ altogether.” The repealing ect, is “an act to revise, corsolidate, and amend the statues re- Jating to p.tonts and copy right:,” and it was intended, tays the Journal, 2< a substitute for all Previous legislation on the subject of patents and copy righis, and “the repealing clause was necessarily broad ard comprehensive, > as to Sweep every vestige of previous lez station on these subjects out of the statute book. Tuat this Las been done with clearne=, as well as concisene is shown from the tac. that the blunderivg construction contended for can be plavsibly defend: | only by dropping the words “paris Of act=," ‘patents,’ and “ opy rights’ irom the repealing ‘rect on.” Se according to Mr. Jenckcs, it is his critics who have blundered, and not he. We are afraid he is im the minority on tuat point. At any rate we hazard the opinion, tha: Conere:s, waen it mects, will bold that the bleade~ ‘+ cerious enough to require correc.ion by an explanatory act romewhai early in the se:-ion. ‘The blunder may not do any miechief, very I'kely, but still it 2s @ blunder—sn over_icht. ~——_ -*ee- The government clerks at Washington are described by a correspondent of the Worcester Spy #s intelligent and tine looking, though the wemen, he has the bad taste to assert, are not ‘band:owe. and jook weary. The mora)sof the whole clerical force is much superior to what it was ten or twenty years ago, with less drunken- ness and licentiousness and more study, more preparation for a profession or a promotion. Many attend commercial colleges in their spare hours. and others the Columbian coligee law school, while two-thirds of the 70 medica! students in the Columbia and Georgetowa schools are government clerks. Many of the cleshships are in themselves an education for certain braaches of the law, and in this way are turned to good account by young men on leaving the civil service. This correspondent suggests that the immence libraries and scien- Litie collections now massing at Washington should be made more available to the educa- tional interests of the country. ‘The Springtield Republican, in the same con- nection, bolds that Washington really furni-hes one of the best sites in the countey for univer- sities of the bighest class. This is true, and our two colleges, Columbian and Georgetown, are rapidly mounting to that position. The libraries of Congress, the Smithsonian Institution, and the Departments, as well as those of the colleges, supply rare and costly works in a’! the depart- ments of science and literature, the law student bas the great advantage of being able to attend at the Supreme Court, and at Congressional debates, and the student in medicine has advan- tages in the amount of illustration of various branches of medical science, such as no other city in the country canafford. The Museum for instance, established by the Medical Depart- ment of the U.S. Army, is now without doubt superior to any similar collection in the world: its material having been obtained from a greater number of cases, and from a greater variety of climate than has ever yet been brought t gether in one yiacots in =e country. eo —___ ‘The musical critics of New York are in a row about Ni'-con, the anti-Ni’sson party maintain- ong that she ‘s tricky and sepsationa! in style; that ehe is deficient In the upper register; can- not seg in Presse and, worst of all, makes up faces when sings. The other side we have already ce ‘Well, we shall jadge when she comes here. on +see- Tue Exe attRoaD Comraxy.—The Erie bomen | stockholders el Ramedell, Jus.n D. Wh'te and Charles G. Sisson dii next five years, and adopted resolutions approvine tre management of the and a.! it acts for the pest two years. prot ¢ representatives of Eng'sh stockholders tne action of the meeiing wee nullified exhibition by James Fisk and others of actual stock which lately st20d in their — roe ee heey, purchased in brou, < actual transfer made. =< Vietor Faas ee 1oTOR EMMANUEL awp reme-Rable letter of Victor Emuaseal coins Fone: Taieh bas just appeared, the king says g in boldbess ancy, ition ‘s gaining in and audacity, ‘and is pre: Ender ine government ent of your Molnee evince” | car iar livera biow at the monarchy and ine ea | It would seem from this declaration oecupation of Rome ts not im the inter- ests of ireedom, but of view of the di»honest lecars towards that ci.y, Victor Emanuel it in bis own pocket s7In the i] It hi proves to be a remedy for chills quite equal to qvinine. The Baltimore American lately men- tioned tome cases corroborating this statement, but it seems the medical fraternity of Balti- more are inclined to deny that the new remedy has proved effective in ‘any well developed case. Americon, however, returps stoutly to the e, and e-serts that in Cecil county, where eave is one of the semi-annual visitants, and water @rank at daybreak for three suc- exsive nore is regarded as an unfailing cvre lor te mes: stubborn cases. ‘the cditor of the American says also in regard to the application of salt ty the feet by putting A spoor'ul of salt in each shoe immediately on the first s;mptom of an approaching chill, that Le has tried it in two cases with most satisfac- tory rcsult*,and hes had numerovs cases re- port-d to him of its successtal use. In each case the application of salt in the manner de- seribed produced an immediate restoration of the circulat’on in the feet, with a heating sen- sation, which gradually spread throughout the whole system, and checked the disease. All who bave bad any experience with this dis- agrceable ailment krow that the checking of a chi'l is the first movement towards its entire cure. Th‘sis @ matter in which we in Washington e interested. Chills have been universal on the Atlantic slope this seacon, and more people have been shaking hereabou*> than has been krown for ycars. This s'-uple remedy is worth (.ying at any rate, and we invite any of our readers who make the experiment to report the result to The STAR. s20e- Two Gimts SHOCKINGLY LACERATED BY A BicopHounp.—On Sunday afternoon two ser- vant girls in the employ of Mr. A. Hessenber- ger, residing at Hamilton Park, New Brighton, N. re bitten in a shocking manner bya 4 their or ployer. One of the gir!s, Catharine rady, hi = of her breasts almost completely torn on ber body, and at present lies in a very low state. ‘The other girl, Eliza McNulty, who went to the former's assi ce, was also attacked by the brute, and had her arm lacerated horribly” re- quiring sixteen stitches t> sew it up. NOTICK 18 HEREBY GIVEN, That tho Washington Gas Light Company will ran the Gas Service Pipes on M street at actual cos! of material and labor. in compliance with recent order of the Or rumtesion f for the improvement of said atroet. oc 12-6t GEO. A. rel GHENNY, Engineer. CIATION — ion meets at the Council Cham- FRIDAY EVENINGS of each 3 b’clock. {The public are cordially im: Titer to attend its mectiegs. auestion, * Kesolted, That Germany is justi fable is demanding cession of French territory be- fore agreeivg upon terms of peace,” will be . Also, ersay — readings at next mesti ES sz rARDOM. Preside: IHE committe os © in lem B ry TEA ane i meet at the le Grammar School Room of the Second Weare in Judiciary Square,on SATU DAY. October 2 at 9 o'clock a.m. to examine soprtentions for: for eacesrekten in the Public Sc acting teachers not having the necessary pork e requested to prosont themselves for exam. juation. (A certificate of success{al examination will Dot necessa: ily entitie the bolder to an pp rintment. The examination will probably oce mp day. focl2-td] By order of the CO. MITTEE. THE UNITED STATES Oe EUROPE \ The renowned Inspirational Spe KELER, will deliver'a Lecture on the’ stsvy sut ject a: Harmonial p:petween och and 7th ste. Vv. Lecture {commence precisely at 7% p.m. Admission ten cont THE THIRD ANNUAL MEE TING” “OF hemor Stockholders of the WEST END BUILD APtUCIATION will be held at the Friends Meeting House.on I. between Isth and Mth strests, in BSDAY, Uctober 13th 1570, at half past 7 Picton of cMcers for BB iM ear. B. oH cert —GRAND Mong = Moe gL 12h ins BSW Sistas EVENING MAYOR'S OFFIC ASHINGT mortcE To FBOPERTS ee o SYL VEN ETWEEN ah iter Ww Ber “AND lore STREET WEST. We. the Com micalonere for the pav t C ney HALL, . C. caespt 1370, N PENN Ist of Pennsyt the | a8 grade, and the auired by act ¢ proved aay Ei ze N. MICH 1} tified to settle their. fSunary.istlvor thay “will be tendance. _locl ial"J 8. eH eke PERSONS DESIRING TO BMAN —A special course of in sree or san will be commenced ~ i GTON BUSINESS C¢ ocrteee 3.8 ements Tad according Finbar, prt et Westin ft ted to me are m refused the first day or ue @.by DL SELRE.tucher of rman in the public sel Terms for the course of 2) lessons, $5 Applications will be received al the College, corner 7th and D streets. and at the residence of the teacher, 512 12th street, between E and sin German and French can be teacher's residence, at mode im ¥ LAW DEPARTMENT OF CULUMBIAN COLLEC exercises will occur at 5%: o'clock on WEDNESDAY, Uctober Jath, at the Law Building ‘The Lectures and Class Exercises will be resumed the following day. The Moot Court. ander the direction of the Senior Professors, will be reorganized and regwfarly held. G.W. SAMSON D_D., se2t-eotOel2” Prewids \em MINERAL WATERS, In FRENCH GLASS SIPHONS, SOLD at MILBURN'S DRUG STORE, 631 lite S opr '& TREAsvRY, POLAK SODA, KISSINGEN, VICHY, 8SELT- ZER, BARATOGA, BEDFORD AND BL LICK WATERS, ON DEAUGHT ALL THE YEAR. __ m0 6-tr CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WATER. Ss CRYSTAL pis W 5 = ba THE HAIB: aerany, Perfectis 7 ton. am One Bottle, as 4 dasily pp ted ao Waters for Hestortne ta Gh He nal Color end Yous Aful Appearan’ o 4 to Kvadieate and Prevent Dandruff, to Promote the Growta J the Hair, and Stop uts Faling Tt fs perfectly harniless avd entire'v free from any Poisoncns substance, and will therefore take the place of all the dirty and anpleasang p ‘Namercns testimonials have alrea'ly - oMmineat any one Cun fee on calling. in ee, Meng articles now fn = are Je the Crystal Discovery ts perfect ‘clean ae Water, tt does roteal the clothes . WALL & €0,, Anctioncers, W. * bats Corner sch ets ahd Pa, ave. wi gick a Weavers 3 Boa ty Fr iOrt-Chots” Gouos BGs tod'all of which sre of tele see, ceeed favite amine ‘warranted perirct; =— we A Cownis oct? 6t [Ome bsp] Cotsen Bes iN MIND THAT YOU CAN GET THE finest 7 and 73¢ octave PIANOS, AND THE BEST ORGANS, Tver snd caliey eet? by spending five cents wanes na EE, common salt | N*®Y¥ STOCK. MRS. ¢. RUPPERT. Jast: received fiom new #or:ment st $10. new TIDIES. beanoiul Cnent of in MERINO and WORSTED, Lome m: Alo; sunt receis-d by Steamer Java CANVASS 1m all colors, verd t h. Also, lot of wi SUPERIOW WORSTED in all colors All thes «Ayal be sold atthe LOWEST MAB- KBT PRI Es. Lettes bronsheoe = be ee Mae. Beerert will be amen TO WUEK THEM WsTHOUT EXTRA CHARGE: BR PERTS FANCY STORE, No 403 Seventn Street, 3 Qs L'SNERY AND FANCY coons RG MBS. M J. HUNT, 621 D dtreet, Be: seen Gih and 7th, Has on hand a Jarge and varied assortment of the ‘atest styles of Millinery anc Fancy Goods, to which she inv.tes the attention of purch-sers. being satis fied of her abili-y to please .be mont fastidious Pinks et Trimmings, all kinds of Pinking, caer od W aterproofs mude to order at the short- est ne Feathers, Flow ocl2-3 GEEAT, BARGAINS IN PIANOS WHICH HAVE E BEEN USED fyoued corner Rose ‘wood, Caekee B20 ict. Overstrang oe, 16% Oct. Hallet & Cranston 175 ick. 35, in exch inge g the past week, ‘and we o offer ths sume upon easy terms to make room gor new arrivals. G. METZEROTE & Cu, pecats of Steinways P.anos and Mason & Ham. hun's Cabinet Urgans, (Chr. and Rep | ocl2-1# BOGAN & WYLIE 5 BOGAN & WYLIE BOGAN & WYLIk OGAN & WYLIE 5 cenis to $3. BOOAN & WYLIE Bxira hears Piaid BOGAN & WYLIE king, $2.20. BOGAN & WYLIE We invite attention to pogas & WYLIE our Lady Franklin Jack OGAN & WYLIE ets. (a novels Be AN & WYLIE , Canton Flannels, trom 1253 cents tp. Al kinds of COTTONS, at ratreme'y low prices. BOGAN & WYLIE 1015 and 1020 SEVENTH STREET, bet N.Y, ave. and Lat. PBePosats FOR REVS UE STAMPs, Proposals will be received until TUESDAY, the first a: of November next, at twelve o'clock 00! furnishing complere Revenue Stanps « the tollowirg clacses, denominatiors, and sizes in present use. and as hereinafter specified, viz: CLASS 1. ADHESIVE STAM P®—WGeneral and Proprietary, “Gamiax —One cert. two cents, three conis, four cents, five cents, six Cents ten cents, fiften © twenty Cogent igen d five cents, thirty cents, cents, fit sixty cents, seventy cents, oa si thirty cents, oue doilar and firey forty Mara. and tw TET AKY —One cent, two cents, three cats, far Comte: and Ove cents. PLASS Il. Beer StaxPs—Hogsheads, barrels, half Darrels third barrels, quarter barrels, sixth barre's, wid eighth barre c Stars ror Dist Teu gallons. 2) gall ¥ lons. © gallons. 70 gallons, —0 galle gallons, 10 gailous. 120 gallons CLASS LV. FOR Distitt ep SPIRITS, “Orere Tray —Distiliery W Beotiaed Spirits and Wholetaie Liquor Deal OLA ToBaccoStamrs—Halt oud) J pound. 2 ponnde 3 pounds. 5 pounds. 1 poun 2) pounds 21 pouude, 22 pot ae) pounds Crass ¥. To be id perforated, and prepared for tse CrP" Without eurnmi pared for ixene in sheets Crass 3. Without gomm: 0 nine coupons, and one rity attach #temp, each and stub to be pumberad Jn seria! numbers, an tock to cont bound in book: form. in A) stam) a Ws havean engraved stub stubs to be numbered in ch bow bound in book form. four on a page, and bo contain 400 stamp: lettered, and numbe Half pound to five pounds, inclusive. without gumming » to be issued in sheets, 12 at. ions mention@l. exce nds, to be engr: J stabs to be n bound in bo pound sta of nine coups hstemp Eds are also asked the half to tie pourds etar inclusive, to be prerared and bound tn book tora, a «de scribed, with sta but w ntfoncd stare ps muy be cect the Conmi sioner of Interna and descriptions taken there feen at the of Revenue. aud si trem Bidders will stat separately. incl erable at their pl Bids will be mace separate! for printing in one and io colors. Strmps of Class 1. the priacipal color to be pe nent and the other fucitive. Ali the other classes mentioned to be printed in perma neat colors. The edditional cost of printing a tin Upon the stamps printed in one color should ales be stated. Bidders w'll state in thelr bids the mode of print ing proposed by them, whether plate printing of sur tace prin ie. act edt with a spee'men of the the quality of paper pro rcepted bidder be il be re: eugray enominations of trac qu rbish proof impressions uf th then of the several kinds and di stomps contr ct will require all desig repared., a1 right and sharp, + diex and dies and plates 'to be kept that new and additiooal de- 1 lo either for the Stampsor others, he decretary of i internal ase anded by said depai That ihe stan 5 sa be prepared and deti tach kinds and denominations, and in sich jn at such times as the Commis: | t “venue for the tine b “TA statement of the nu ved dur. rd and precantion which the nal Revenue shall deem i protect"the goverameut d or negligence on the part of tho com tractor oF bis employes, shail be taken at the pruper charge and ¢ coxtractor. No bids will be considered uxcept from pariies who have heen. or are actually engaged in the buvine * gees engraving and printing, and prov 6 from the da: ried, when they will be mi leliv: ring the steps. and Ftc capacity for delivery therestter. Elda way tor apy one class of stamps men! quired by = « xernment, for the facthful per- the contra: ‘The contract to bewads for not less than one Mongs nor more than three years, as mav reed 19 In Ccegem Sed contract, ihe Comins fio re: re: t ect an: ro) Wasa tee SAN Gant a ls in ment to o re Proposals shoud be carefull ees Sddremcd to the Oseun'salonor of In Commissioner of 6a EkAHS Revenue, Octobe? 10, 16 ‘ _0c 12.13t Cie Stiovrwa!t, secretary. P2oPesaLs FoR rorL. Mayor's OFFice Crry Hatt, WArHincTON, Sctober 11. 1570, meee. Tol Oe ohice Bealed until SAT CHa ocll-lw ih. BRONZE, &c., &c. Mars Cash prs aah HOUSE. FALL 8TOOK FOREIGN AND Dommrye,D DBY GOUDS JUST eS anasto fences gored Pree Only, No Dew: 7083. May, clot 939 Pa. ave., bet. 9th and Mth ets, WANTS. FOR SALE AND RENT. {oR SALE-| FOR SALE AND RENT. JOR RENT «A BRICK mODER ” BUSINESS cH ANCES, — ANTED—Three ROOMS. fa-nirbed for by) W elegant BUTUDING i in Pete toot (STOCK and FIAT erpng. Locatio; * pie M4 unre 18 and nly to ane a ms ec ee me aes oad bee as ot for Sperm with e “mall cams! by ANTKD IMMEDIATELY —Txogood HANDS | [SOB RENT—Deautifully farnishel acd wntur Fu RENT—< ira sree Ee BESIDES eee a " Ww to wi the chee work od hair im™ ro ite to Gen. Will also. two-s ory and BRICK on 21 street wes.: No 215, a 92am WANTED To RENT—A STORE. Sint for the Flour a ced I good location; ee the merker pre erred Addre: masse cuagc ie To se near L.7 | undersign and D, City Poat Of- Sr se po ‘App’ ofters bia, Butire St. Sadhana mail aa eect es ced Sees Belea enn a ake. | GIBE'S Hair Store, 125 Prices, SAM L KIRBY, 3 Conve glences, om DR RRES STREET, ove at @50 | BAT 1th etreot up stairs. ee the other at $25 per mouth. FSR, BEATE) RESIBABLE SU ITs | A SMALL vor SAT wT le M Ri er grote FUENISHED ROOMS at L401 Georgetown Bail arabe pald ror them at cell 2t corner 9th s it New ¥ enge. avepne; bath rooms with oy on cold wat we alvin orm save « ok : om ED A goo zi 10 Str Tos EENT—A } FRAME HOUSE i Tome Fowm in the — —_ = poe ed De OURLE AND sinots BARREL = SS ee on I street, No. 8222, between 4th ea 08 Tin™ == Obs pate ars = Ameri Sones ivan | Sets py [bauire next door, east side. Bent AS 2 pe = RERT=A Gaps DEAD SOE rooms, 1006 Conatvantas 10 cook oF do . vo rT Wiig ROOMS, for gentiewen only. wi d. Bes | insurance hood in the ALE. eighb ty OST—A GOLD MALTESE CBO E a 4 the hair of a deceased friend. A liberi will be paid if returned to POLKINUORN ine Office, D street, between 6th an lige sore —Stray $l Ep rat a Tiak Reorrel away back wis a Mall be given if returned ta MAN, corner 13th st. and mas Fo near Olark Mil from this city. Inq op premises, or ot Osi’ th str-et 729 care Dr.G Meee ( ‘AME TO THE 8U 1h HMA i. OR RENT—One HOUSE containgi quire sept S30 per L. MAGRUDER. .°S. RESIDING on RIB! om Bi —— SOR! / the farm of ie late Te thext. O HO road, TW fray backed: the other og ary frocu Fand'@. For x TarorEn owner will prove property. ‘ wb vetldieg Adeirebty sien M. 4 pevmancutly by ca oven them aay." JONATHAN LEWIS. | sitithesrocery 1 ae vor wholosale ny 2 ae 18th street. between G and H. yrs ciew dors . - aaTaaDEiaE eer =~ | teed business. € na three y: Tease = * Spara LY n Monday, the 10vh instani Upon reasopable terms. FITCH & FOX, EXCHANGE. rd nicht A COPY BOOK. between ttl aud 19th 5! eel St 7 515 Tch sirect. 60.000 ACRES OF LAND in Macon connty, N eo HAViOG Cor phe, name of Greea & Williams on the cov t FOR SALE. ©.. Blue Bidge Bailrosd rupning through’ i eit FAITGFOLLY WiLLLAMe ee ot ee ae ray A ace c opportunity is now odered forthe purcha: | 80.000 acres in Cherokee coants ©. ail drestee PENN AN Gay GEE, 1843 L street northwest, and receive a Ii those fine new three-story press brics f grezing Innds, and covered with choice timber: su- | reference: c ven. eral reward. REWARD —Straye en, & red and white COW: white tace, around her eyes, and red mouth; white breast and white dowa her back ute 1, held Tope tied arouwd ht horns rdwill be paid it returned to INGTON HOLL INGS, 207 G st. norto Caution: —The public is hereby Zainst the purchase of certain Bond i luca we hase | perior frait climate. especially, the spplo. Alco sd 490 ecres in Shannen ar eynolds conntics, Willexchunge for city property. or part Cash ena part tn god H SWETLAND, Fee: a B. mhill-tf corner Fo -RENT—A fine OOUNTRY aS tn fa mae view of = city, gt vo with trees, oron grapes, &e. Rent HALL & OSS. heal | Betate Broker: 14-tt Corner 7th and E stre te. the wert side mtatuing t room#, ba. roon Tenlences: good cellar, "Only and the bala Ny — or t improv 8 first pavment J0sitt A WHITNEY “A co. 7 7th street, bet. an The ASH oe W0-co4t a) peor SALE—A new and well finished fir ssaed by ROUSK, with water, gas and fit stron Caan Railroad and Bruty sirable location = toe Bp tid Bond ta for the ex OUSES, of five tw gas and ee ote fewer. in the most m inthe city. hie - PROFESSIONAL. —_ iswrare chance for a nent; the hiss ailunder rent to permareat tenants. Wil D D8, BATCH HAS BEMOVED TO No 1323 F m vw for cash or on lopg time li desired. The o em: Dictrect pecthweet.eiow dome war af tates, cel dw Tehe wus to leave the city and would offer inlu-» | pesigteeet ine “ 1 to purchasers Ge ont = Bi RT N0T JAPAME BOLVIN. LATE CHIEF M: te the Materuity Lying in Horpical. Ls f the Mon tions of the m uly P “cause. Uiice 179 B. x obstruction = REWARD —stra M. SPRAGUE. U $5 & ; no white « A. & BROWN) 8G, Agens. office, ro wg 83 4c 450 Pa. ave’, cor. rpHomas y WILS ATTOR 321 Four-and-a half Prosecu is ‘aut, w tia fatain tn the cent nd the choices? v of trcer, and surrounded by a high stove wn improvements consist of a FINE KES) (mastic and brick.) three stor es high, and ing. in the basement -—A kitch: nace-reom, two rooms for op dar urued to No. “WM. A. HENDERSON clatmy against the United States excl wre the Court of Claims and Sugrems (a> cS au ly ¥S ABDOMINAL Ag rafouimended by & )RSET FACTORY. 4 her forehead. The rd will be given if returned to THOMAS KADY, H strect north, between’ sthaad oth str east. oc Ih a4 - B. DOUGLAS Powe TT TORN EY-AT-LAW. Uxice:—In Thompson's Law Building, No. ke 5 “ect,opposite Patent Office. ay WARD O. CABKINGTON, e US. District Attorne: = ATTORNEY A! AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, AM practice tn the Supreme Court of the Uatte States, Court of Claim: ad all the Oourts « District. Prompt attention given to the ‘Golicett=r of Clai ‘aime. Office. 454, opposi ite City Hall. RINTING b= — on nd Promptly Executed BY B. pouk isa HORN & 00 AL 4 tween D and E. MPORTANT! Friend and Dor cons insured when 2 with worthless the Depot. MADAM TUBNER aud gas sired e for o ‘< ee ‘bel 3i" ci Be FAI FOW Same | feot white: ran awa SPECIAL NOT me who bas thet *) LOT OF MEMOHANDIS now with me for a It is also admirably Scutrary or other pubtie Institution. Veu'ars, with price, terms, &c., gi tion at our office. FITCH & FOX, cold 3t 515 7th street, opposite Post Ont m538-1, ters. To be EN a Pa National Livery Stables, ‘ts * et 4%2 and 6th sts." o10-3t" WO CUWS—Strayed or Stolen, on the 6th ind N a between oth aml reste, EE nee 5 u Tore i hs white. horaless, red asia eA es tae pete bE tl OO BEDROOMS: ‘ 3°0%-508. AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING bt) non legally cbtatned! poreati feo ; mall white spot on right eye, and a young! avenne, 14 Single ‘State os come legal everyw! Jorned 1ed Cow.” Citizens must pot purcha‘e Board, 85 per week: Large Rooms and GIBSON, BROTHERS, Gruukenness, non suppers ce a len, ns bat pela t two persons, §10 per week; Soard and Lodgin apl3-ly O12 venue, (south side.) blicity; ne charge until divorce obtained Advioe . D. per we ©, LYCETT. Bosiness established years. Address, FOR, RENTS One pice thine Magy BEICK Wo, btet per an rarer ROLER HOUSE, Attorney, Bo, 78 Basan stront, Se Fo HOUSE con ining 9 rocms with gas and water Mo. 1019 Penn cos ove avenue. between 1th and jyi3-Sn"_ also, fine ya jew Jersey avennn, BOARDING. ahd. "teran 83 zona cua Books elegantly 1 viatniyt ihiy bud Periodlnte and 8. JUSTH PAYS, Fain aie *, Fo 0 newspapers choruain * na ORD EBCLUTH LN Been otro, RUDRA RT _ cof TAS 18th street = = SHOES, £c-" at 418 stb street NW. and at 1 New York avenue, between 9th and Fe RENT- That FIRST. CLASS SaaEriae INOTS To PporaeTy QWaEES On & D street. between baton (rb and 7th streete, ace ‘Aces: No. 1303, 1 orthwest, near the Treasury no! ‘occupied by Dr. Horace Hatch oad Y OF HOLY CROSS. 3 Ofice of M ye Improvement Committee, Fee terms apply to Dr. HATOH the subsc: layor's Othce, C.ty Hall, adios and Wage taka far ‘lith in Gotober. dr. Bhat iar dP armen PRN ERG. | aD teat aptertiy Sare et qetepteceme bircet northwest, poten Vi ‘and ‘cnues. Fe ear wo LABSE HOUSES at corner on Mm 3 York of 10th srd E ste., containing pear rooms; spit. | to be laid forthwith ( where tiv same are net ale iad fora large Branding Wotse, or Hotel eo ay Gown) connecting pipes Som tho gus and water yi ne pore ince “tums PSU! 1 EAA meeeninn bakugan ot Wt Gnision of lot en waid M street witha. the = ere sca a or upon which a house is now built, (an: aaeete ors narih BENT—That ‘a Rawr on wre patel D' ee, Jy) ny) ‘ust be done in each, thin fifteen si or | deve trom the date hereof, and ‘bot ‘completed in of = - | that time poe gee ond 0. Dyer. will be LACES DONE UP DP ABD MENDED. _se13-Im* CURTAINS 81 A PAIR. T PLACE TO BUY ¥ Dey oops. 00D Goons aT c CHEAP PRICES. us. DIES’ and ene ros PERT T Tine -OOMB BED SPREADS. wa’ AND iEADS, os ‘TFCHMAKERS JEWELERS, ¥ 8 and DOTLIES och-ly 704 7th st., bot. G and H. sts. kt ET, an ARBLE MONUSENTS. R OTLONS, as well asa general a M ee sortment of DEY very cheap. MARBLE AND SLATE MANTLES, _ubtr_ {Rep} _ 1990 Fe M. © Paice Lean marbia Werner rénced oe Panty STILL EXISTS. WM. RUTHERFORD, And in connection thereto, underneath the sms myil-ly AND OLOAKS MADE TO ORDER DRESSES AND 8.0 handsome room for the sale of acer ‘ot the shortest petice end at Tomponabie prices, seg Corner, ¥ eee ke, =— Ww OF to G a. Ww a lodge or show rou Bry is R DEMPSE prey & O'Tooie.) Pa. avenne, between 9th'and lt 1 ‘i POR RENT— canes roomy HOUSE, N 5 Brera arenas, over Mohun & ‘Bestor’® bo large rooms. wide stair-cases, an: : geod for ffices. FRANCK TAYE aust 4 Indiana s ° BNEW PHAME, “Ny , corner ot W. "Poeerssion tet October Is. | 632 Fat NW 2 nice t o 9 room zas cil Sa inated on New Jersey aveuue, be . G. For terms 887 & JOHNSON ‘ tal t TH. KS a” 6 i at

Evening Star dated October 12, 1870

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