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EVENING STAR.
mOKBT n. VOTES Edlt?r.
Largest Circulation in the District
Beading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
WFPXF.KPAT B?pt?iwfc?r 20, 1W71.
The practicality of the efforts for the reform
of fallen wobvh, commenced by the Woman's
Club in this city, has been doubted by many
veil meaning people. They think moral suasion
will do but little toward* remedying an evil
which, in their opinion, require* the stringent
execution of strong repressive laws In its treat
ment. It is natural that these difference? of
opinion should exift, but our reformers hare
this to encourage them in their efforts: that,
while the law has punished thousand* of Magda
lene*. and never yet reclaimed one, numberless
cases are recor?led, since that in the New Testa
ment, where christian love and sympathy have
brought the fallen ones to a realising sense of
their degradation, and rescued them fromshamc
lees lives, and a miserable death. Let the
W? man's Club be encouiaged by the success of
? like txneficcnt work in London, known as the
" Midnight Mission," the history of which is
briefly this: In the autumn of ls?JI a benevolent
gentleman, who described himself as " A Well
Wisher," forwarded to the London Female Pre
ventive and Rcfoimative Institution a check for
?100, in order that the experiment might be tried
of keeping a small asylum open all night for the
immediate reception of any friendleaa young
woman of good character, or penitent, from the
ranks of the fallen. The institution accepted the
task, and a small house which was at one time a
den of Infamy was secured. It was soon furnished
in the plainest possible manner, and rules adopted
to guard against imposture on the one hand, but
at the same time to render It available for the
classes above. A widow was engaged as matron.
Special means were employed to make the exist
ence of the refuge known, and the result was
that daring the first year about 700 were admit
ted, the second year over t?00, and during lefTO 830
were sheltered. The matron computes that at
least one-half of these sought and found refuge
in the more permanent asylums, or were restored
to their friends. So much good has been accom
plished by that first gift of ?100. Let the
Woman's Club tako heart. They hare already
more than that to commence with.
The Citizen*' Non-Improvement Anti-Loan
Association has been reduced by various afflic
tions to the number of six, as seen by their meet
ing last night. This raises the grave question
whether these six individuals form a competent
legal quorum of the citizens and property
holders of the District of Columbia, supposed t3 I
have a population of about 140,000. To be sure
there is a precedent in the case of the three
tailors of Tooley street, who headed their ad
dress to the world "We, the people of Eng
and;*' yet the doubt will rise whether
Messrs. A. Watson, Marcellus West, P.
D. Gaines. J. G- Stephenson, Benjamin Sever
Son, and J? rry Hobinson arc a legal quorum of j
District citizens and projwrt v-holders, qualified
t9speak for them, and issue addresses in their I
name. We should like to have the opinion on
this point of lawyer Durant (of Louisiana) and
the rest of the legal gentlemen who are so solici
tous lest the new District governra-nt should go
astray for want of good legal advice.
For fifteen years daily, at Stamford, Connect
icut, a man has sat on a fence anl watched every
railroad train as It passed?f Exchange. He is
Crobably trying to make up hi> mind if it would
e safe to ride in the car*. Old fellow, you stick
to that fence.?S. F. Itinst Letter.
This old chap's twin brother lives in Washing,
ton. lie is an "injunctionist." He sits on the
fence and croaks about "extravagance," "taxa
tion," ?'ruin to the propa'ty holders," &c., as he
sees the wheels of District improvement start in
motion nnder the new government. Every
stroke of the pickaxe, the shovel, the trowel, and
all the other busy Implements of Industry put in
r?e under the new order of things here brings
out a frt >h groan from this old codger, as if it
was a blow aimed at his own vitals. Catch him
jumping!) pon the Car of Progress! Not he. He
means to stick to that fence.
? ?
Ministers of fashionable churches and
Treasury clerk* are the only two classes who
are fortunate enough to be able to make the
trip to Europe without paying for it; but the
chrks have the advantage over the ministers in
this; that they are not compelled to undergo an
attack of bronchitis to win the privilege. Four
more Treasury men have departed within the
last few days, and it begins to look as if all were
to have a chance, able bodied as well as Invalids
In referring to the late defalcation in the pay
department of the aimy, the New York Stir
says:
"The illegal appropriations of Major Hodge
were known to H-me officials at le*?t a year
before they were publicly proclaimed, wli.-n
concealment became no longer possible."
Why doesn't the Stir name nam^s, if it knows
whereof it speaks, and thus fix the responsibility
exactly where it should rest?
The cholera, it will be seen by onr dispatches,
has reached this country through German emi
grants landing at Perth Amboy, New Jersey.
Are our neighbors in Baltimore preparing them
selves for the almost inevitable visitation of
cholera through the German emigrant ships
coming direct to that port ?
At the meeting of the Citizens' Association
(Watson. Stephenson, Severson, and Robinson,)
last night, It was announced that they wouldstart
a paper next week, and then the truth would l?e
told about the awful condition of affairs here. This
is an unfeeling reflection on the ratriot. Doesn't
that paper tell the truth in their behalf?
General C. C. Washburne and Hon. J. R.
Doolittle. the opposing candidates for Governor
ot Wisconsin, will begin their joint canvass of
the State at Oshkoeh, on Tuesday, October 3.
They will speak together nine times, and close
at Milwaukee on Tuesday, October 31.
The Illinois republican convention to nomi
nate a candidate for Congress from the State at
large meets at Springfield to-day.
The Maryland republican central committee,
will meet in Baltimore on Wednesday next, the
27th instant, to organize for the campaign.
Estimates based upon the census of 1870 fix the
number of colored voters in the United States
at 879,110.
KT'Hon. James Brooks, of the New York Ex
press, has been drinking juleps made with Bos
ton ice in Japan.
fTS?>T MATTHEWS < Hl'RCH ?The *.I?n?n
cel?br?ti?n of St Mrtlif* * Feat is POST
PONED until sd'NPA Y NEXT It*
1 Patriot. R-'put- ]
iyg?x^TlCt.-Fimi1 deainng the ?-r\k?s of
VL5 the,br ?eco*'. kmJ,
TiUr i Welds will W?boxe* m follow. -Wth and
Sam-n. *h at,d K. ,lt* 1f*. *t?.Tor*
tral Unard boas*; 16th kj"1 L and Pa. av,;
and SKh and I street*. ?.K?
"IH0TIn "RjSSV
' A." PRESIDENT'S MOUNTED Ol'ARD are
hereby not'fled that the Troop will not assemble for
drill on Tharvlay, the Sit ;s?unt
Bl order of Captain Commandite.
iUIDEKK'K THOMSON,
tt Orderly Sergaaat.
rV*5=?SiSl>ICAL SO?'lETT. D. C?Tba I festal
IT'S attention of members of tbe society isc*ll?<l ?o
rKPfact that at the regular we?-kl? meeting THIS
*VINlNO,to the Coloalsatloa Bmldtac. the death
5dtTaoias F- Macat will be uamnced, and
Ai?>..rtale action taken by the Sort-ty
appropriate aciwp--yltK M D pT^i4l>ot
W w ^fOHMSTOW. M- P.,8ecf. H
ry*s=?PUBLIC NOTICE.
^trully beg leave to inform onr friends
. ? 1 ?*' wiV, -VJ1 r that we have o^ned our
now ready to loan money in any _ lndace
time desired oa veryjiberal *5!?? 'rS7.2.
??' *?*? WI J iiv^ri mmm ,
morn* are offered f >r large soms, aad oa United
IHatee bonds and other etock. All valuable* kept in
?re and barelar srouf safes. aad all baiafneas
strictly confidential. 8. QoLDfTEIN X OO.,
Loan. Cow mission aad Exchange Brokers, tales
rooms. SIS Pennsylvania avenue, under Metro
politan hotel. eetf-ly
isHP THE ATTENTION OP THE PUBLIC 18
lartted to my large 8TOCE OF SCHOOL
BOOKS. STATIONEBT and SCHOOL REQUI
SITES. wMch I am prepared to seU at the very
lowest prices, wholesale and retail, at Mo. I09?
Seventh street, above Ke-y Turk avenue
??i ia juchabd Huberts
riSAJKIAL AJfD COXSEBCIAL.
Ib the NewTcyk money msrtcet the rnllng rate
ran N- nd to bo fairly established at 4 per cent..the
exceptional loans to stock broker* beYnr at 5 per
c? nt , and to the kadmg government b >nd h<miH at
3S per cent The decline in stocks diminishes the
sm> ant which the brokers hare to borrow, aaj at
the advanced rate* the supply fa liberal.
Jay Cooke A Co. funnsh th^fuUawSjt^-daT :
T. P. ?s. MB M** l-\!? YOsJn i Jyu*'
t i*' 122 J4^ iS4|*"?"Jn * uv
t?-12g- 12 & ***$ wv
B M, lf*i.Kh?N .... 111| |jv
r s c. imi *?ll-fll?i Board.
Pi? fill? >*** l*??. Jan.AJuly,1*7.14
? a*. I0K2 .ia
S 30a, 1*4 u?
? **, ia?
? Sw, Jan A July,l*6.i..\
???. Jan A July, 1*U 4-,
llii
American Gold
Currency h ? 15-,
Slock Bo port.
' llmTjZilJLT'ieTA aHd <**"">'">?I Itlerrmk )
h,Vf Hi? * Co. quote stock* and boLds, in
J If 'eijcn niarket*. a* follows r
rr ? Y* ML"' SU?jirst Board, 10JO a. m ?
FY'm L?l;conp?.n na*;5 ? ?. \tt, ooap?n, ll??Hf;
? J64, con pi ?n, lllu?; 6 2U s, coupon, 115St;
12 C?.n,p?n- 6 30coupon,114;
! <; 10 ?>, coupon.lh*i;Fnrren
cr??, II. s Marip?H?a. I; Can tun. 73)4; Cumber
'*','d ? ? ? ?-?t^-r1' i: Lion Telegraph,<A',, Quick silver
15 ; Pacific Mail, ; Boston Water Pow,<r.
A,lam. Express, MS ; Wells. Fargo * Co.'i
?1 press, t*2'?. American Express, M. United States
Ex pre#?, M. K. Y. Central and Hudson. 'ji\ ,
New York Central Scrip, a?H; Erie, ?>?; J,"
preferred,? ;Harlem, 12*'*; do. prefd. ?? Refiner'
[Wi. Michigan Central. I Lake Shore and Mich
irsn Southern, MMf; Union Pacific R*ilr,.?j
*V Illinoi. Central, 139?ffd; Cleveland and p?E'
burg, 121; Norths eat. 69; do. preferred oi^
Cleveland, Colate, Cincinnati and Indianapolis'
~"i Jersey Cent.* 109*4: R.>ck mov?
Milwaukie and St. Panl, 62 ; do preferred SS?"
Wabash and Western. ftr?i ..rd; De*awar? Larki'
w ana and W esteru, lo?\; jr0rt Warn* aa- a it.f^
?h>J'Tr*.5*A,i*' ?; M?nnil)*l and ? Joseph', 57
m&*?, aDd Alton, 1I9H; do. wef d,_; Ohio and
certificates, 42V Columbus, (Wago and
Indiana Central, ?>; T^nessee 6 s old 7? V
di1' 'p ?fj r.'iFK?
5!i?iS^?sfe<^a.aka!Sg'c*
_ Barketa To-day.
a) 7^ott"n doll; low middlings
!?*} ? ?ri!i dull, and market favors the haver*
lii #m Ami' W^s,tefn fwnily, 25>i#i. Wtioat
?1NtaSfr <a ^fvhi ?l f?i?I-?LFood red to prim-.
*Dr Ind?,n? tl JSOafl.53-Pennsyl
. Baltiiioei^ S^pt. 20.?Virginia i]ym au >?
bid, asked: do. l^M, S9 do. Id67,4$ bid'do
conjn n.fiId, ttH bid, 6-JX ask'd! d> a?'
riBW Yon, Bept. 20.?Stocks strong and actire
^?et^merta steady and dnll. Virginia sixes.
w Carolina* 41; do. new. 24. Uold
0??et?i Exchange, long, 8)4; short, 8*. Money
W ?Tloor dull and unchanged.
Wheat quiet and steady. Corn unchanged.
Sept. r>, 11JO a. m.?Consols opened at
2?v* i,i.mo!?ie3Ll?a for account Bonds, liVi
WS:lHM.old.?H;18(S7.9:Hi10^40s,?'f. ' * '
F?A!??poit. 8ept. 20.?Bonds closed at 96V.
Losdos, t^pt. 20. 1.30 p. m ?Consols for money,
wvw4^r'?"vl: of i362-93H.us&s,oid;
time/"' S*Pt' 201 *' m _Kpnte3 56 franca 57 con
t^s*'*' S<'Pt' V>' P m-Bentei ? francs 90 cen- |
r ?ep^-?, 4.30 p. m.?Consols opened at 9r>
?Bunda ot 1S52' 9J*:
Ffa^xtort. Sepl 20.-Bonds, 96V.
Paris, . opt. 8'.?Rentes 5t' francs SO centimes
? The Weather.
War DKPAHTMBjrr. Qfice VMtJ Sunn I Q*ui I
ASH,>&TOJ'' C , Sept. 20, 1871, lu a m 1
rt i* FOB THE ***?"* Twtxn rora FlorjJn?
7ikJvrn,b*rlnp,rr which waa Tn^iaJ moSin
"h Vo*n?<1 northw?r>l? h is apparently o ?ved
??aj'tward beyot>d our stations. \ ^iiKht l>arom trip
with rain, haa ^itended frt.'in Florida
northeast ward to North r?rolin*. Th- bar.? 'er hat
I Rl?7 Ri'LSHn^""y.Ln-N<,w En*laiulandwewtofthe
. rTj. /? during the night. Cioudr weather ha!
?'i?? *** generally over the Atlantic Sfate
? ! 1!1. ? ram at a few points in Hew?ng!and Pir'
I i?.^L / and clearing weather now prevails from
I' uisiniia to Ii<ik^* Eri#* aod vcstvArd u^-,n.i .
erly winds from Ylrgtei* to lSS n^?foUow1il
by northwest, and the brisk northerly w inds of
night on the lakes have somewhat aWod. Tem?
ratnre h:?s fiillen decidedly iroln New England au!l
Penasylvania westward to the Missouri river
rnr?i!a ?h?LlTI^*'7TLie t'ar"meter will probably rise
unjii? the rwt (?f the day from the Atlantic
westward to the Mississippi, with partially cloud"
and cKar *rather m the interior. Thecloudinw
on the Middle and Eastern States has very gVneralfv
N ithw^ Vth "'"^westerly Wind9, by even?niy
NurthwMiterly winds, with cloudy and clearino
weather fri m > irginia to Georsia. clearing
,. local recoro.
Tne tn^nnoraeter in the Ni^in^ss cfHcft Af Tnv
mVT^!N.o STAR r*?-?ere d as follows "day J "J
ni^te. 1" a m ,?7; 12 m ,67; 2 p. m , flrt 1
JV^S*I1 EAlNjUAKTEll> I'UIEK MARSHAL.
*r^Jr No. 414 Sixth Strekt,
September 1?, ljri.
1 OKDKB Of CELEBBATION.
5art1?{hf "{""A?""-'fa^'nrV" te?tetoWtIlK
to the genera] rend#zvon- at City Hall n JJr
direction "f the commanders or marshals chosen bv
then^H-lves f..r ihe occasion, and who will r??nM tJ
on*,^ir'i?rr?*j" through his aids, immeJEtoly
Stir? ?wtevs assy;
, r _ ? FIRST DIVISION.
2 Fscort?Police. Music.
2. Pioneer C< rp?.
I. SmtZT&SGuard,.
C. X. M. btantnn l^nard*.
1. Music. SEC0>D ?*VI8IOM.
2. Pioneer Corps.
5 Mu??"vT,Km.' H' Dr-Wn' c"Mm?nding Second
i 7M'liUry Association,.
0. L.eal Uvk and Military Associations
1. Music. TUlttI> wtiaio*.
2. Pioneer Corr>?.
3 M*sk,n%l ^ Jones,commanding Third Divi
4 Citrriaces containing Officers of th.- Pay, Ora
? aud "peciallv Incited gues?s
V Bri*aderm^ *Ud Celebrated Cavalry
_ , EOUTK OF PARADK.
The column being formed on Indiana and Lon^s.
tana avenues, th? right r>*sting on 6th street will
countermarch to 3d street, do5a *l to SSSVll^
nia avenue, down Pennsylvania avenue to the ^ici
ti>e .Yrt'h h Capitol by the southeast, thence to
the north side, along the Capitol grounds bv the
northwest to Pennsylvania aveune, up Pennsvl
vama avenue to l&th mm t. along ls.h Ttr'eJt.,
J^epny> Ivivnia aTentie, op Pei?nsylTaniH avpmiA t/
W ashitigton statue, anmni' the south side of the
Circle to K Street. d< wn K to 15th street down Hit
IRHstrM-^tT^011' rrBat' **?a? Vsmjoni avenueJt<
if?nuSto wwuru^ rruH',hrou^
1. On arrhfr^'fthe*PrSikle* i^Juids a grand
tne^'haplainer tte'dg '"**> ^
. 1 .Thc President of the day will then cause the
Proclamation of the 22d of September
r- ad by the Secr-UryTafter^w&irh ?2'?S?Vt^.be
gled Banner will N pUy-^1bj Si taA 8pa?
3. The President w1!l then s .uae the Proclama
tton of Jaenary 1, l.s?3, to be read ^rociama
mtJ5 bands will then unite in rendering the na
wVa,'uiirwo^r,lCft' UM ^ audieiit * joi nufg
"O.H1 bl^ss onr native land.
. ?r\ ?irm may she eTer stand." Ac
of th!d'ayrali?U WUJ U' delivered by the orator
^6. Dinner will be served at reas nable ratei to
tb"(je desiring it? and the exprrii*#*^ ?? m v.^. ?
n'h ?T^k''<1 w'^ ,?08ic ard addresses, un?il Oo'eki-k
When the processi. n will reform and proceed to The
t its Hall, and there be dismissed.
i T c ?,ef Marshal s Aids and Marshals of Dlvis
r??i! n ?iiT^i!1"' k'*1" pm themselves incommuui
cation ?ith these headquarters immediately
SPECIAL, No. 1.
f a nA Marshal's aids.
M ? e. r*' George H. Newman, Perrr Car%-.n
l^rj I^h^r' Collins Crusor, Charles^. Doug
lass, John H. Brooks, Sidney McFarland Mtrtin
tronin. Thomas K. Ureen, 4 W Herbert W H
rmJ ? ^'fr*d Parker, and O. 8. Buriey wuf form a
stesmers^nJ Hhd w'? visit the dep-jts nsl
steamers an<5 conduct visitors from abroad to suita
ble -juarter, and to General Rend"?vous
SPECIAL. No. J.
MARsltAI. s aid
? ? . marshal s aids.
C. H Fibber. Beverly fH-cker. J G And..r?on
i?s^ 'wood, George W Phillips 8 A R iter ?'
K Doughty - Philip Coaklev A *
mi;v Jame7 Fu^,nTT'8J Paxt^r^nk oVeT
'i^Kr'r9 L'f'Jpld Karples, James Gregory*
J? hit Knr^nson. and m. Barker will act aa flm ri*i
Aids to the DiTtoion Marshals *X "" B*ecl"
A M (iBKRN, chief Marshal
ALFRED JON'ES./
. ? W"M H BROWN, I
JOHN L. HICKMAN, Ch'n Committee. se30-2t
llh NOTICE?The Committee on Examination of
I^S appllcaots for position on the Metropolitan
Ftfice force will h<>M its rwnlar Quarterly meetiM
iVsni vr'H.r^. Hea.l,,uarters,on WIff
V A ' ? P''1 inst., at IS o'clock noon.
_-md T. A. LAZENBY. Sec'y.
If^OFFIC* OF SUPERINTENDENT OF
A?0E>SMENT8 AND TAXES,
? . Washisbtox, D. C., Sept. 1,13T1.
Notice is hereby given that biaoJt forms, in aa
cordance with the amendment to the " Aseoesment
Aet'" ^hawto of the Assessors of the
several legislative districts. Persons who have
J***"1*?* bonds,promissory notes and other
KU. Wrir. now correct the same
' securities,which
wwv inuiutvi VUW1I, proflUNOT]
sum Hiss bearing interest, can now
so as to show thel&cume from such
is alone taxable
9 MUBr a Mlf ITT
All those who has* neglected to make return of
ninal property, as required by law, are warned
so immediately; otherwise ft will become the
duty of the Assessors to make assessments
" according to the best information they can ob
tain, ft* which assessments there can be no ap
peal. Section 7 of the act of Aog. fth provides that
1 ^ "*?k* refusal to make return as required hg
o? 'ffi?'1; c0r?0rmllc>n' imoctotloR,
"r Aan, for every snch offence, tor
feit and pay a fine ?g not less than Ave dollars nor
f15,'to h? recovered In
csjsr.&'fcsepf"*
??0tf Bnpt of Amiiimi?ntsandTax^
N"bought,l?d irteZZLdS? CL0THI?0
mn-lm* Wo- ?M tth st? ??w D?BJI5
N?iScirai^ i,c8wTH'jarASSs
SECOND-HAND CLOTHING at lam UwehL?tkI
coat of readr-made new ones.
N B.-SECOND-HAND CLOTHING of all kinds
bought at fair (cash) prices. aia-ly
I
J^JATIN AGUE MIXTURE.
Two dooeo will alow CHILLS and FEVER owe
bottle will ercdicatetne disease. If It fall*.(ttnerer
fails.'money will be returned to the purchaser.
BaT-timo**. May 1,1371.
Have ft&Alrted MATIN AGUE MIXTURE It
contain* no anlnlne or arsenic, nor any thin* that
can injure the general health. It ij an $zc*lltni
remedy far Chills and Fever.
WILI.IAM F. STEWARTJf. P ,
Resident Physician. Maryland Hospital.
Baltimore, April 10,1371.
MATIN WINE MIXTURE contain* no quinine,
and nothing hot that which wtll improvt the geturai
heath. It is the best remedy evfant for Chills and
Fever. JNO B. WILLIAM", M. D.
For sal" by BRTAN BROS., So. 60S Penn. are.,
opposite Metropolitan Hotel. se2) ?t
PMNrH A Kb ENGLISH CHINA,
r PLATED ICE PITCHERS, TEA SETS,
CASTERS, FORKS, SPOONS. L ADLES. *c .
CUT AND PRESSED GLASS WARE,
TABLE CUTLERY, TIN WARE, M/
Bill fHIS. MATS. Ac., Ac., %.!*
With a full and complete stock of mm
KITCHEN UTENSILS,
for sale at low prices at the House Furnishing Store
of J W BOTELER A BRO.,
s? 2ft 3t 993 Pennsylvania avonn".
M M E N S E SUCC ESS
OP
" THE DIM h" SALOON.
No. 440 NINTH STREET,
Nfir F..
BEST FREE LUNCH IN THE WORLD!
Visited by Four Hundred People Daily
It B V. W.
30 000 B0LL8 0r WALL PAPER
AT
REDUCED RATES.
The Unrest assortment of WALL PAPERS in
this n:.*?rket. c<mirlslrg all the m.'iU desirable pat
terns from the best factories in the country
JOHN ALEXANDER,
?el9 1m No. 1231 Pennsylvania avenue.
I^HE ONLY DAILT GERMAN NEWSPAPER
IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
THE WASHINGTON AN/.EIGER,
PUBLISHED BY P. L. SCHRIFTEGIESSER,
309 Eighth Strekt N. W..
is the best advertising medium for all business men,
espe, ially for Americans todraw German customers.
?^"Tbere is in the District a large portion of Ger
mans who can hardly read English, and subscribe
only for this paper. seia-lm
pOB TWENTY DAYS ONLY t
TO MAKE ROOM FOR HOLIDAY GOODS.'!
Six Sterling Silver Tea Spoons, 97; Sterling Silver
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WiSTTD-A WHITE GIBL, to nuree; nvl
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I George'twn, D. 0. ?<??>->>*
WANTEr-A? experienced WHITE MAS. to
work ai d drive fr?m a lively st?bi?. must read
?Idwrlto. Apply ARLINGTON STAbLES, G <*.,
betwe-a 17th and 18th sts. ser>-3t*
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" B uod' rv street, just behind "Kendall Green,''
near railroad. left hand. Pay #25 per month. In
quire furC. STEWART. seM 3t*
Wanted immediately - a am
BLACKSMITH. Arjdv D. E. H VINE*,
rniontnwn. or PAT DONNoHO, B street. between
10th sn?i Hth. ?e2J3t*
IVAN TED?A white CIIAMBERM AI f>, to assist
" in the wa?hinc. Th->eeth>M ca? bring good re
commendation* m?y apply at once at 923 Vermont
avenue, opposite the Arlington. sey>-3i*
IV AST ED 1MMEDlATELY? One first class
Tf I'll HBER. Appy to GEORGE COl'RTN EY,
No. 616, Louisiata aveuae, next to the SeaL.n
H ouse It*
WANTED?The LmIIc* to know they can have
their HAIR WORK mule very re?#>n%ble and
in the latest style*, at MISS SISIE'S. No. 1013
12th ?treet, between K and L streets. Curls dres?ed
for n cents. se20 St*
WANTED.?A g?-ntlemsn. ajvi two small
children want two INFCRNtSllED ROOMS
*nd Bi'Hi<i in a private fsmilr; aire* of children 3 and
: 4 year?. Address Bo* 545 Post Office, statins loca
i ti- n and tenrs. set i 3t*
WANTED IMMEDlATKLY?Twenty <r?) COL
ORED LABOBKRS and 10 DRIVERS to work
on sect''on S3. Baltimore and Potomac Railroad:
wages f? r laborers $1.75 per day; drivers ?10 p< r
month ai.d board. Call at Fleming's Livery Stable.
C street, Saturday, the Sd iust., between 9 and4
o'clock, wagon will be ready to bring liaggige.
E. 6. W. BALT*.
It Upper Marlborough, Md.
J ANTED?Two TAILORS,to work by the week
at H. DIETEBH'H S.No.liatHst. se!9
ANTED?Two (J) first-class ~H MR DRESS
" ERS. Apply, with reference, at 1302 F street.
2nd door from 13th. sel9-3t *
WANTED?Immediately,an experienced colored
WOMAN, to cook and do housework, at 717
21st street. sel9 tf
WANTED?A good SERVANT; reference re
quired. Apply at CABO'S Loan Office. 914
Penna. avenue, bet. 9th and ll?th streets. sel9 2t
WANTID?A good SALESMAN. Reference re
quired. Apply at CABO'S Loan Office. 914
Pi'nnt. avenne, bet 9th and 10th street*. we!9 2t
WANTED?A good German OIRL, to do general
housework. Apply at 814 7th street, between
H and 1 northwest. 8<-193t*
w
WANTED?To rent, a HOUSE of si* or eight
rooms: water and gas; in an eligible part of
town, Address C. P. A., Star office, stating terms,
Ac. se!9-3t*
WANTED?9ood MACHINE MOULDERS; in
ducements offered by BARTLETT, BOBBINS
A CO.. Baltlmore.Md. For particulars inquire of
Q. M. HAYWABD A CO.. 317 9th street. s?19 2t*
J^ANTED? A WOMAN to cook and help wash
" and iron. None but a good one need apply:
white. Inquire No. 477 C street, between 4H and
6th streets. se!9-3t*
ANTED?A dining room SERVANT and a
Ci'ACHMAN, who understands their buslnces
and can bring recommendations for honesty and ca
pability. Apply at No. 501, corner of Mn and D
afreet. ] se!9-3t*
\kTANTED?TWO TAILORS. to work by the
v v ww k, at KEEN'S, 439 9th street, se 13-Jt*
WANTED?To buy an interest in an established
business. Address, with real name and place .
of business, B , Star office. sel8 3t*
W"ANTED-At the Hancock House, No. 1*34
Pennsylvania avenue,a colored woman COOK.
None but a competent cook need apply. se!8 5t*
WANTED?A good, industrious GIRL for gene
ral housewark in a small family, at 2*204 1
street, near 23d. se 18-3t*
WANTED-A good WHEELWRIGHT. Apply
at the corner of High and Water streets,
G'orgetow n.
se ls-6t PniLIP KLOTZ.
WANTED?A Furnished RO<?M. with BOARD
in a private family; must not be far from -he
N. L. Market. Address W., Star Office.[stating
terms. se 18 3t*
\VTANTED?An experienced SALESMAN, in a
?" retail Furnishing and Fancy G>?*ts Store. Ad
dress, in own handwriting, J. P. W. A CO.,Star
Office, stating salary expected; references re
quired. se 18 3t*
ANTED?An intelligent BOY, (colored, I from
v v 16 to 18 years of age, to take charge of, ex
ercise, and drive a pair of gentleman a driviiuj
horses. Apply, fr>,m S to7 p. in., at 421 north 11th
street. se 18 3t*
WANTED.-A young man and his sister want
" BOARD and RO(>MS in a private family,
where they can have the comforts of home. Befer
enci-s exchanged. Address A., confectionery corner
of 6th and C, N. W. se!8 3t*
WANTED?Two smart, active,white GIRLS, one
to cock and one to do i ham'ierwork, in a pri
vate fumily. Go d references required. N>>neothers
need apply. Call at 1119 loth st., between L and M.
sel8-3t*
XV^ANTED?An artive young MAN as night
" clerk, at the Tremont House, corner 2d and
Indianaavet ue. F. P. HILL, Proprietor, sell
W""ANTED?A first class COOK. No. 23 1st
street east, near corner of North A street,
Capitol Hill. sel4-6t*
^V^ANTED ? Every lady who intends wearing
v v those becoming atyd fashionable ?la-h' d sac.iu'is
to see my bet.ntifnl designs f >r BRAIDING in mtvod
Colors. WM. PRINCE. 1009 K street. sel4 6t*
WANTED?A yonng LADY to weave hair and
f'.r hairdreesing. N ne but an eTperienced
hand need apply, at S. HELLER'S, 715 Market
Spac?. se2-tf
WANTED-A FARMER aud GARDENER;
single nisn preferred. One who can come well
rrconiniei;d-d will find permanent employment and
fair compensation. Apply to YATKS A WlSWALL,
310 7th street, or B. W. CARTER, near Tennally
tc-wn.D.C. se 2
WANTED?E\ervlmdy to know that PHILLIP
PEYSER, 1146 7th street, pays the highest
ensh price f?.r f sdies'. Gents' and Chlldrens'TAST
OFF CLOTHING. BOOTS aiul SHOES, HATS and
CAPS. BLANKETS and QI'ILTS.
A note by mail will be attended to.
PHILLIP PEYSEB, Agent,
an30 .'toJ 1146 Seventh stre?-t, neftr M.
WANTED.?Parties who wish to DISPOSE OF
HOUSEHOLD FCBNITl'RE, Ac., will call
ep^ ull. LEVI, No. 900,corner 9th st. and Penn
[ yh aniaav. H ighest cash price paid. se 6-lm*
WANTED?WET NURSE; Herman preferred.
Arply to CHAS. H. B(3WEN, M. D., ?03
Massachusetts avenue. jy7-tf
WANTED?A respectable girl wants a HOME to
do chamber work: can sew; would travel as
ourse or ladies'maid. Please address Box 6, City
PostOffice^ jelS
\E/A5iTED?< $20,000) twenty thonsand dollars
? ? worth of new and cast offCLOTHING, Gl'NS,
REVOLVERS, etc., etc. ROBERT JULTON A
CO. Loan Office. 3l4H 9th street. je7
%J|7 ANTED? A WET NURSE. Apply to Dr. W.
P. JOHNSTON, No. 1307 F street.between
the hours of 8 and (:30 a. m. laud 12 and 1JSO *.
m. jeltl
WANTED?Everybody In favor of thoroughly
cleaned Carpets, almost as bright as new, to
send orders to L. RICE, at the Steam Carpet beat
ing Works, Maine avenne, between 4X and 6tt>
streets. mylS-tf
WANTED-Ten No. 1 HANDS ON PANTT
LOONS. None but experienced hands need
apply. Several Apprentices will be taken. Apply
at No. 411 9th street, between D and E streets, up
stairs. my?
WANTED-NEW and CAST OFF CLOTHING
GI NS, REVOLVKBS, DIAMONDS, at A
COHEN S Loan Office, 1031 7th street. A note by
mail attended to. A. COHENJ janSO-ly
WANTED?All those who value their siglTt to
know that the best "ONE DOLLAB SPEC
TACLE" in the country is accurately suited to the
eyesight by H. H. HEMPLEB, the Optician, oor
ner 4H street and Pennsylvania avenne. Depot for
Thermometers of all kinds. jell
WANTED-New and cast off CLOTHING, DI
AMONDS, WATCHES, OLD GOLD and SIL
VEB, GI NS, REVOLVEBS. and all kinds of
PERSONAL PROPEBTY. The highest cash price
will be paid at the OLD CIIBISTIAN LOAN
OFFICE, 314 9th street, between D aud the av
enne.
ja? It ROBERT FULTON A CO.
WANTED?COLT'S REVOLVERS?Ail the
large sizes, at HEMPLER 8 Optician Store,
National Hotel. apl3-tf
LOST AND FOUND.
TAKEN UP ASTRAY AT SCHEUTZEM PARK
TEN HOGS. The owner will come
forward, prove property, pay charges and"
take them away. JOHN KESSEL, ai|
restaurant, Scbeutien Park. se20-'
^TBAYED"0B STOLEN-From 3090 street,"?i
?5 Sunday, the 17th inst., a yellow ?# ?>
PTP: five months old. A suitable rev.
w ill be paid for^^iia return. se!9-2t* m
fl A BEWABD?Lost September 19th,a pair of
lU GOLD SPECTACLES at ^
vernment Printing Office, or between^^^CJl
that aud H street railroad depot east.
T. J. Mt"LL0Y,
se 19 6t* Got. Printing Office Warehouse.
PERSONAL.
INFORMATION WANTED OP RDWARD B0L
GEB by his brother, WUllamBeiMr, atone mason,
lately from Ireland. No. 1009 8th atreet. Navy
Yard,Washington, P.O. se!8-3t*
ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY FORE
warned from crediting any person whomsoever
on my account, except on my written order, as I
shall pay no bOla otherwise contracted from data.
CHAS. CONS. CALLAN,
seis-eost ?M Loalslaaa arenae.
Pilll CI.f 1T?.
ABtOLUTRLY WITHOUT ODOB.
4
MILLS A 00 , Sola AgenU _ yjW
mnty Right lor BaU apt-M
Oounty
JVuWt*>A*RVIIW BLACKBERRY WINE
(warranted.) Introdaced through the physic las
koL4 b, Owl.. ?J^jg.^ol-jUbri
aulf-Im* Pennsvlvaata arma
CONGRESS STABLES, 8<A (trssf.te
i> aud h Horses and Buggies lor
andafreah supply of good
ivery we<
t>INE LUMBtt!;
FOR RENT AND SALE.
f xvtkI iffVies, all and five
^qOMaraapacilTaly: 18IT 7th -.r^tTrlr
"i N. Gaa aad water; awitahle for fanuli: cb?a? u*
f&?s3e?55 a,*'r' BKICK; k?? teati^
iL ?? 'he Island, #30 ?.r month; povie*si n U-'i ^r
"j-.APP'j W HAMILTON Jt PlABSUS.
**'_ . . , No. 4. Y. M. C. A. Building.
tbi*e-?4Ty and bas<-m-nt brick
?2t lflil- . Ujn. No.1439. Arplv at ? rn?r t t
*** 11?tl "treets. [?.??? tfl W H I'RESTTSst
oh M ?tree?. b.-tw.,.a
}he HOUil next to Judge
n?> ? t'h Am?w^T' large groand* and stable; 8*1 per
iTrAt^; b- * a?hbb, R?ai\<ti*;
Hif k>-r, 789 , th street, betw-,n G and H. ?*?> Jt
FmHfnM^7ErThro* Bic?
t?si-jr^"siss^f
ss&^s?.*0' "?* ? ?~^U:"~.nS
. dt?,45l? ?|2
STSSSS'ti"StfiiSiKhSS2?? ';i's
streets; rr t W a. BALDW IN. 3oTe it ?.? lw
FfiilirVnTTrS*1 "I?1' ne*r w,h- ? thro? srory
t t?- story hack bu. Id in*
furnished with gas. water, and th- modern c .nveif'
k^klktii1!'"S.V fi* wSfcra'Ut&taJT
j m'N '^fao we,t "de * 1s*h "??* tss?'
jssu=?
sewer and water cloeets The 1 .cation is the mt>r
central in the city. The prop-rty Is mTim
over 1ft P*T rent, clear of all expenses ^
A new and very de?irabl? five room HOUSE, with
fine yard, in an excellent 1'?cation.
S"verM LOTS in desirable streets in the First
?r ' ni'? f'"'t t ? r) fe< t fror t.
i;ve property will b*a?l<J at low figur.? and
o?h ' Arpl> *t 915 K street, between
9th and lt'th streets, between 6 and 10 n'cUk in the
morning only. ae: >-3t*
Fli? RENT?Very desirable BRICK U??l>R of
a. is romi, all modern conveniences. No. 1415
1 street.
II19?* THOS It. WAGGAMAN.
f a?'OHM*n??l?Pr9v ' v"8 time and easy terms.
* 'ORNER LOT, in the best bo-mess portion of
Ri Avfc-'S*w'rl?h.r",t- Arf'r ?" J .SERGEANT
n ' Attorney-at-Law, No. 5l37thstreet,
Zl se 19 St*
fT(|? BENT?Furnished, or would sell thefurni
it '?""Jtnrenew.la HOUSE.containing
13 rooms, in a (rood location. Apply at 307 Mis
souri avenue, between 3d and 4H street? P
?ion given on the let of October. sel9-6t*
FOB SALE OB~iXCHANGE-Two art?*.-d brick
front HOI SE8, with French roofs, bay win
aowa, stone trimming and foundations, containing
eight rooma each, l>ath rooms, closets, gas, water,
Ac., ta excellent locality. '
CHAS. A McEUEN A CO.,
.?]9 ,f Bt*J Es'At. Agents,
<13 7th streot.
P O 11 HALE .
A GOOD CHASC1T~F0R BUILDERS.
B?, O' GBOUND in the northeastern
pari of the city, veir eligibly situated. Apply to
?e 116t* Vn ?.fiKr T 7^LKEB A CO.,
s< I9 6t Wo. 816 F street, between ?th and 9th.
f'i'Rr "*3lT-FrRNISHEl? HOUSE.modern Ira
*.r!Eweset In<4Ulre ?* No- 113^ 10th street
f?Ut,Rf??N?rFiirni'i-h'Ml FRONT BOOMS, com
o?cftr? taia^ <Tp,n*: conTeni,>nt to both linos
o. cars, at 14311 K street, near 15th st. se 18-Jt*
'PO LET?UNFURNISHED ROOM-A lame and
V? frort B^OM, at 1803 4th .street N.
?? bat ween M and N steeta. se 18 6t*
lt^^'B SALE A nost delightfully sitrated two*
r story BRICK COTTAGE, on north ?ide N stn-et,
with deep lot, E.K.WILSON,
sel6-fc<^t oil 7th at., opposite Post Office.
FlI? ???T~Kt;w ,,hree Story BRK'K HOUSE.
'CL 4r East Capitol street; all nWern im
ESI.i, ? ' I?" vTft8 oai'ie '"cation; only $50 p-r
month. In?|iiirt- at No. 335 Ka."t Capitol at. a? IS at
I fv<??S7.^TrT^?Ilwt"nin*ionotHOUSK No.
7 r? .Jh rtrept, between K and L streets; f ur
i doors north of N. L. Market; consisting of three
f very neat nnfnrni^hed ro< ms on second floor, newlv
papered aud p?itiled, with gas in each room. Apply
"LJ.P.WILSON, '
S' 13 ft 100S 7th street.
F('K of those beautiful HOUSES on
* north side of Corcoran street, ( No. 1427.) be
* ween Q and K streets north, an 1 14th and 15th
rorvenlenwi; m^^/^QuiVe^the
Ft* BINFORn?A^ Fi'fi R,E!fT aL'd fCRNf
* 11 "f rOR ^A LK. A first class house of tea
imPr an<1 l-ath room, hot snd
ii F1 ran j? all the modern convenience-,
rentrallj-located and well adapted to keeping board
ers, and ia now ftlM with first-cla>s boarders- the
:,hI? r?.rr k.Ri Dl'ar|y m"< a"d w ill sold for'on >
ualf cash, balance c n ea?y terms with B'?"l H?cnrirv
Address H. W. MaNsViKLD: wSshinK D'
y* sei8 6tf
F7>iJaf,V> V?fK^M BKI( K.IlOCSES.gas and
noTT?vti n .'vl? P6' ?"?>th. Also, 4 ROHM
viv RimA11!! ? P*"1, month. Inquire of I?r.
N BOGA N. Mass. ave., near gthst, seld-lm1
f^.-at^jf^Tr^ HOUSE, containing 8 ro^mT,
p,.. ? a!,^ and ga?, near Smiths >nian In?titut?
gf- ' ?s' nW \ t0rT??WICIt STEWART, ta-hl
rarml Depot, corner 7th Street and
1 ?_ seK5 5t *
F^Eurnished HOUSE. % *): unfuru su"
r ed. Sw, ?*0, ?25 ?I5. i 12 99, Office E w
t.QT.OMAS. E. W AUGAMAN,
ae!5 6t 819 7th atreet, Opposite 0.?t Office.
JTOB BENT?THE HTOBE, 307 4S street weat
BoiJ'msaor,rn?rtl,of P^n.n*ylvania avenue. AN
f jran> ba? O'
, t g-y 8 OOLDSTEI3? A CO.,
BelS'tf ^oan, Commipsion and Exchange Br.?kar?.
F,,,nB.EK;N^rTr {l,'0M3 In rear part ..f l.uilci
Store 1237 pA ?"?r; over Stillt'metr a Uat
n?t ?tnr. Pennsylvania avenue. Inquire in
Btore. seH-tf
fs?^ ML.E-5fe? FRAME HOUSE, on 11th
I .between K ant] S, N.W.;6 rooms and hall*
l#2flrii2?;.0r exc!'V'^.f"r ?lot- Also, sever
oJ5 . localitiea. P. A. BVRNE
Real Estate Agent, 707 7th street. se 14-St* '
F C? a nice"(?(?TTAr^r^ut 9tre' t' ?^rfT?town. D.
V _ n,ce WTTAG1,10 rooms, gas ttir->achout
F nfwlv^JtTH1^.^0 "'"fr BRICK house.
* newly painted, six rooms and summ-r kitchen
ri^P^O^R^i^' 1314 o?"h street
4037th Mreet no^t? ** ""
the kitchen: Ko. 2i29 13th street, between B and C
streets aoutK, ten minutes' walk from the Treasury
WS&&S.**^ ?th
P0?.!*}E?DWKLL'NG HOCSE 1521 1
^idVk^rhlnInJ^ell>.li.UUrnrr,i8h,'d- Nine room?
P "?.d i^th r<>oms; within fifty yards
of the Arlington House. Possession given irnm -di
srnet. PP'y 10 JAME3 WOBMLEF, 1529 I
- ? - ?* soll-lm
F,t>^?.BK^I,T^,r'r^^'c,a"(, furnished rooms
F?,iy4aTia%>oam>'
f-m8^LI_?',i?1CASH AND MONTHLY
RnrstH n mairing <w unsold of Jonr new
HOI SES, on east side of 12th street, between W and
Boundary; high ground. Same locality two LOTS
one a choice corner; SlOca-h and *10 m .nthlr
XL W METUALF,
ae 7 vt r H F\L *STA TEB H OKEk,
7 12t Cor. 15th atreet and New York ave.
jpoB sAle on i?Alt water.
?**!* "akJ?? a ?WELLING In good
ati^h^l'niai,v. ?8 ?eVen r(K?B8; an excellent Garden
*he^D?ir < na . / 9??? ,Ls^d' ?itnat^l on
t (1 i a. w0eo,rKp ? Island, near Piney
Point Pavilion, 8t. Mary sc..onty, Md. Good stand
for store and summer boarding, and one of the best
places in the State for barm oyster business It
saten'RW,lh fcUtbe8*lt??delicacies; gooddack
Terma made easy. For farther particular ad
B. J. Marshall,
dress.
"<r "? <*? o/in^iiALL
ae7-lm Piney Point P O.
f?!? l^l-WE Pennsyfvania ave.
*? N. ? co?,aining 15 chambers, parlor, di
p "g room, bati^ room, kitchen and servants'rooms
Possession given immediately. Applvto wuls
se?tf JA<:kS()N, BRofflEB a CO.,
" Mo. 62* Pennsylvania avenue.
l^OB BENT-One BBICK HOUSE. No. 605
ilwCTZ aveane, between F and G streets.
*ln J5*' *ater au?f gas,with fine yard.
Shrt N?W ln<luir?of W- ?? JOHNSON,
f^iSlS^ftJteFVW" ,n the Y. M. C. A
J Building, suitable for Lyceum. Music (Ma-mmi
Ac., Ac.,formerly used by Prof. Cauifield lormnsical
riViu^' A. 8. PBATT A SON. Y. M
C. A. Building, corner >th and D streets, au 29 tf
FJll>rT BBICK HOUSE, con
? k* si?* I modem tosprovomenta, situated on
tha southwest corner of 11th and N streets N W
In^iw of Mra. B. FABNHAM, 1103 M ?r?t
605 New
atreets. con
Bent
-,71$
?n tf
attB-tf
cent. MRHH
Bah on the lota I
[Ajaat, No. All
??Hail
FCHOU8E8?SSMfSI7 JSdWh-^ST
Sir ***? ?* 14111
F HO?8E,ai4ht^ta5Tfr^u,^rt^?Vk*Kr<S?
??t to 5????iM5?mhc?th ??rtb ?fC?
00.,
avenue,
Seventh atrwat.
irtrtt
rr,,. ^ nth atr^t.
FH0U8?^te,^^J^tBHANM0*i
bath room; water clc^g2r?^"ln*?^ma
MdUDtenajrtaa. TABL1
FOR RENT AND SALE.
For sale?several a** mic* iicjrsw ta
iwrt>Tii>ir?|VI of the city, with aB them der*
improvemarta. f;r?ns easy. t K WILSo*.
F^OE BENT-the large DWELLING BOUSB
V IM Fenaevlvaala MMi all doors ?Mt >f the
National Hotel. wide room*, atalr cwn aod m*
H.M;fllftff TATI.O?.
Bl tf 114 Indiana >TKC?.
FHOB BKNT-C-omfortaWy Furnished PARLOR
and CHAMBERS, In a hooae with all aa?dera
tamroremer.t.and In a beautiful <t?tk?; south
ftx.pt; Is the rim Wart. m? ?th and O ?""e*<a.
Bo i/004| or * ttf
Ifbl RENT?A dJSrmFto aid maimidli?
r li< 'USE. with an the tmarovemente,
IBBMI on the corner off I7tfc and 0 *mt?. P?
terma and particular* inquire at APT ftwfl'MU
atwii>. o*1 W-g
pOB~8ALE OH EXCHANGE.
66.000 ACRES OF LAID In iico? wmrtr. *
C ., Blue Bidge Bailrosui running through It. *?.???
acre* In Cherokee c >auty. M. C., all line graaiitg
lands, aad covered with ch lee timber.super!.*- fruit
cliuatr, especial')- the apple. Alao, 33.000 acres la
Shannon and Reynolds counties, Oregoc. Will ex
change for city irnpru, or part caati and part la
go?K 8. H. 8W ETLAN P, r?deral Bivk,
mhll-tf Mrn?r of Tth and T rtrwh.
LVJlT KfcST-A fln? COCNTRY~*ICAT. tn full
r view of the city.suit nrded with trees. orchard,
graphs, Ac. Rent reasonable.
BALL A BOSS. Real Estate Broker*.
apl4 tf <V?ruer Tth aad I strerta.
FBoB~SALE Ok BENT-The aiecant COlNTkT
SEAT recently occupied bv Z D. G'lmaa, ?>
Boundary itrM, at the h'?.! of 3d ilrwt ?*?t, ad
oining residence of D. McClelland: one <if the lia-d
?nriMt stiVurt-an residences in the District Asily
to A. R. SBEPBERD, 910 Pennsylvania aveau e.
mhO tf
F| OH SALE?SUBl'RB AN BE91DKNCES?tWO
COTTAGES AT MOUNT PLEASANT, c >n- ,
?alnlng ten r^oms eabh. aK nt ^ an art* ar land
attaehed. well fenced in. with a stable. Ttrmnaty,
requiring bat a moderate cash payment
S. P. BROWN,
corner lMh street and N*w fork avenue.
mhl4 tf (Bep. and Chron.) ^
FOB RENT-Six fine~OF K1CE BOOH8 la ?h".
Shepherd Building, 909 Peuarylvanla avtnus
?oath (Ida fa M tf
FHHOB RENT?Three story BRICK BOUSE. eto*t
ro<bis, No. B1 G ilwl, between North Capitol
and lat streets, rear of tha Government Priuting
Office. Rent #9 par month Injutre of P. LE "v HI ,
next door. aoS-tf
If OR BENT - Plaaaant fl BMSHKP B?oM8
Inunirr N W oornar of SUi and I) au jatl Sni *
"boarding."
EDUCTION.
B E M 0 V A L .
Oa or abont the middle of September next, we will
remove to our new atore, No. 1405 F atreet, (ncrtt
side.>between 12th and 13th streeta. and in order to
radnce our larffc and complete ?tock before movinc.
will aell all kindx of DBY GOODS at leaa than theli
market value. We would call eanerial attention tc
oar Black CASHMEBES, ALPACAS. SILKS ao"
other DRESS GOODS. New Tork Mills 4 4 Bleached
Cotton. 23c.; tiplendid Bleached and Unbleached 4-4
Catton. 12Hc.; Printa from 6 to llHc.; elegant Pari*
Kida. $1; Androac<'inin 8 4 Sheetinf. S7>fcC.; Para
ola, $1 up. Call and examine.
BBODBEAD A CO.,
anVfw 1S Fat reet. corner ISth at root.
LOAN OFFICEST
\EWLT FCBNISBED BOOMS WITH FIB<T
1* CLASS TABLE BOARD, every c<?nfort ?ad
convenience, at 1000 E rtreet, corner l??th. ae.f 3t*
A FEW NICELT FURNISBED BOOMA, with
BOARD, In a private family, at No. 1019 MS
street, between K and L, northwest. ael*?t
E'LIGIBLB AND OOMFOBTABLB B(K>MS,
Ml* near tha Denartaaenu, with flrat claaa Board,
can be had at No. 1919 1 atraet. oa rnaaimt li
term*. Alao, Table Boardera accommodated, fat tf
FIBSTCLA^S BOARD. WITB PLEASANT
FBONT BOOMS, to be had on reaaonable term*
at 1901, corner Pennsylvania avenaa and 1Mb
gtreet. Good location aad acceaaible. mUS-ly
DRY GOODSl
lySW DEPARTURE.
We have marked down a larte lot of
WINTER DRESS GOODS,
left over fr<?m laat aeiuton,
AT LESS TBAN HALF FORMEH PRICE.
Some in the lot really de?>.rat>|e.
Also, a complete st<>ck o( 8EASONABE GOODS
AT POPULAR PRICES.
JOHNSON A COLLET,
se 18-St* T11 Market Space.
^JOOD IMPORTED BLACK SILKS, CBEApT"
Excellent quality Lrors BLACK GRO ORMN
SILKS, of our oirn dirirt i?np wtatinn. at f 1 s ,
51.T9, $2 and $2.21 p- T yard, warranted "purt ilik,
of h^avf quality, and of fine finish.
*V We are very confident that our customers and
others will find these Silk? much cheaper than ?ny
in this market, and quite good enench I r suits.
9JT We have also, of onr own importation, the
finer (trades of LYONS SILKS, "B nn?-tV ant
"Bellon's" m?kes, at from S3 to $4 30 p*r yard
Also, a Brie u??ortme!it of Paris E?ll and VI inter
DBESS GOOrS. fr> rn f^centsto $1.25 jkt yard.
iy One price only, markka in plain nirure*.
JOSEPH J. MAY,
sel8-3t 939 Penn. av#., l^-t. ?th and l<>th ats.
QAKl'LTSl
CARFETS!!
ciBPErsm
CABPETS!
CARPETS II
CARPETS 11
MESSRS. WOLFORD & SHILBERG
P?sircs to call the attention of the general public to
their
NEW STOCK
or
FALL CARPETS,
Comprising of
EKGLISH BRUSSELS,
THREE PLY
INGRAIN
KAG AND HEMP CARPETS.
which are positively to be sold 31 per cent, lees
than at any house in the city.
Pritee ranging from 35 cents to $ 1 .T 3 per yard.
Also,
an endless variety of
F0BEIGN AND DOMEkTIC DRY-GOODS,
is offered at the
LOWEST MARKET FIGURES.
A call to this establishment is r<-apectfuBy solicited
before i>nrcliasitis el-, w here.
*S~ REM EEL Eh, _ THE ARCADE.
43T 7th street. Islaud.
sel?-tr between D and E.
TVTEW GOODS TO DAY.?DRESS GOOD^?Black
il All Wool Delaines,?.5T*,80.6l>c. and fl; Biack
Australian Crape.!*) and HOc ; Poplin Alpacas. 25c.;
Heavy Poplii s, 4l)c.; All Wool Satine Cloth",62*c.;
New Bright Plaids. 25, 80c. and fl: also Fine Nor
wich Lustree. Silk and Wool Poplins, Blatic Silks,
Black Alpacas, Black and Colored Velveteens, and
many other e'egant fabrics at fair pric-s. Shawls,
from 90c to $.*?. BLANK t TS. ?3 to *15 per pair.
COTTON GOODS OF ALL KINDS AT A SMALL
PBOFlT. FLANNELS. CASSIMEBES. HO
S1EBY. GLOVES, NOTIONS, aud FANCY GOODS
in great variety.
U?E PRIC1. , WTU.,
se 13-tr 101* and 1090 7thstreet. N. W
R
COHF.N S LOAN OFFICE. 1003 SEVENTH
STREET, corner of New York aveuue xjs
and Seventh street.?Money loam-d on the! 1
most liberal terms on gold and silver watche?.0 M
diamonds, plate, gans, re* "hers, and fine clothing.
Goods kept any length of time desired. aefi-tr
?AR0'8 WASHINGTON LOAN OFF1CB
AND SALESROOM,
914 Penna. ave., bet. 9th and 10th its., acmth dda.
The moat prtvate Loan Office In this city. Money
loaned on Gold. Silver. Diamonds, Jewelry /<Kv
and Goods of all deecriptiona, at the loweat 11
rates in the town. The above gouda bough-.I# W
for CASH. Open from T a. m. tot p m.
frivau entrant* from the hall and 0 at. apll
?
QOLUBRU HOWFYTAX FOB F?
Corntr of Ptnn*vte*nia mv*nm and IUk strsst.
This Hospital is situated in ona of the Boat heal
thy portions uf the District, aurroonded by itaowa
grounda; the ro? ma are large and airy and supplied
witb the cc?storta of home. Ladies living atslis
tance who may be dealrous of availing thssnsslveaof
the benefit of treatment In this InatTtution can se
cure pri vats rooms by applying to tha Sasgeon in
chief or the Matron. The price of thaaa roams vary
frem #10 to $lt par week, which includes B ?ard
Nursing, Bw?l or SorgloN Treatment and Medi
cines.
pss1^,
nuraiog, hat uaabli to paytharefuc.
CMdsrf ?telmiB to theae beds ctk be obtained
of the Surgeon General, If. 8. Army, at hie
yss &5sr iitutfvra'aSSsCTts;
shaaetta avanae.
There are alao twenty FREE BEDS for boot wa
men, residents of the District. OrAata for aAiaisaioc
to theee must he obtained of the Governor er Sears
larj of tha Diatriet.
Visiting Days: TUESDAYS aad FRIDAYS, from
lOtoS.
MEDICAL STAFF:
'? *? ""sea k^s2fs?v!r7'.,-.
CONSULTING BOARD:
BoMe Young, M.D., #. Howard. M. D.,
J.XBitchie.M D., JohnaoaBlot.M D .
D^W BHa.,4 D-. WGH. Newasan, M.
Lawia Mack all, Jr., M D., J aaaa B. Morgan ,M
ia 1-ly
gtlCUl BRICKS 11 BRICKS IB
?OO.OOO BRICKS of aQ klnda an
sale at lowaat market rataa.
. BMITHSON A DUMM,
Mi l itSS Ftw-aad-a-Baif atraai. 8. V,
BUSINESS CHANCES.
for cMr
?wf b-st *a4
?f
tRe lwntM)illrt<|t l??4
? IwoMoni IS mtnatea walk fr.ai aad of t fcs
iInMcm ? all i ad4r*>?
EPSON BBoTHEKS. M L?w,
wlNtf iUKkdmil W.
TIEN ACBB FARMS in the Pi-Unfit refc|on of
H\irgiai*for ?1TU. #10 cael, ud #W n albly.
Send stamp for particulars R B N> *HI RV
f-li lm* Richm >nd. Virginia.
C;7~hnA ?ThW spec*! mw it wifct
#1 lUIIII. pearson R??| K>?M* V*lik?M(W.
Al?o, larger mm! small-i turn* to snit.
R K. WILSON,
I ?< KilW 41 I 7th st . rppoeit'P >?t O&C*.
BA",irT 'tl1
c as fixtures, plumbing st"ti,
FOR HALE AT VERY L'>W R MRS
The Md well twirl'I (took ?f I
L < PARKE A CO.. Roe. 313 an! Si;
Ninth ?tre?,t n<vrthwea*. is now fnr sal- In I >ts'
t? ?aft nrrliww*. M prit ate Hk, at ?M?|
eel- rate* ai?l leas.
CASH.
GORHAM P. BOPRINS,
leed-tf Assignee of L. O. PARK R.
F1V?? 9ALE?AauM aatal.ilshed.wwll ktowd ml
I Ta( kANT ? b at ><d ran of rMnam, is (tea
c*iit>T i4 |W cur- Ovm nlla?iiikii<i M
aeae. auSStf
l^OR SALE-At a hergsfnTTb." UO"t> WtLL h*
r . t ibr olJ nOtltibW Coa' and W.m<4 P-r ?< ? r
n-r of Mar> land at enae ai d tth MrnH. Island. en it
"I'l't ? r ? ?: t ? r . , t Apr!* a) Or BuS
M 1. LI- > lru* store, corner Mar)lead ?w> aai
?th Ki?H. anW If
U'AKTin-To aril a ON R THIRD INTKhRST
"" in a Mercantile Bnsinees in tbierit> . a ??? de
sirable p-ning f r ui) owe wteMag to <NV* la aa
active bn*tneee life. and vb*r*ter*im?li'M?l
cedent and profitable lnve?tmeot The only nana
1 r i>. lliug Uhm tbf actual ae?d ef th< ?? r?i, of a
third partner. Prior. |IM. Addrees MRRCF1 A NT,
|Rp. Offlce. an * tf
ANTED?#(.##? for ?Mor Mon i' ar* u.?*
security. i and for tbr bro*lt of tlv ?'Vkiii|
people ? Addreai Ramodfeialy, "A. B C ,' No **f
Mineourt avenae o, 99
T^O LO A N ^tl? ???7X311
? #1 000. OR BR A I ESTATE III tide city
Apal) to DuDGB A DARNE1LLR.
B>k S tf l4Mr?r?i
ttc nnfttoTTiW TO LOa C or to |lirt la
rUlF a paying and legitin?ate buetnsaa.
Stat- ?aoa. aal tortw. I TE. jrf-9l
FOR SALE.
? CUT ARRIVRP FROM VIRGINIA. TW ENTT
J UK A I' OF HORSES. For aala at PARNES
Stal :? - ? ? * ? e i. I' c. ***** *
fVt>R MLE-M ' h MA? H INERT a?d G?'.?p
? MILL .* Harnaparilla, Minrr^
Tonic R?fr -rtal'lmhuj-nt Arplr t<> II. F<H?ARTT,
171 Franklla all u?f . AWaaaorta, Va. aal>->ael
DCK RaLK?Sruuatrlv or tagMbor. <??> Raa
r BORSE, with V A . >N, and oooof tb' <7V_
l-tXlU R"CTEt? in tbr city. lo^lr? JLir^
N K?0 H -tr-?-t n-.rth. ?1IR'
I^OR SALF-A Tory bar<4?>mr R(tT HOR9R. U
a hands high, tit- >-ara old, aouad and IjV m
fH-nt)-, ?<<rk? in ant hararw. Alan, a T'?r l?n
roUTand HARNESS W ill baald ?-pa /XZX.
ratr or t<*Hh-r. ?t I LFM MlMaii*M? aril St*
TOK sALR- <; ? -d familVHi'KsE ANlT CA*^
r RlAUE *11 adl .. parat. IT If dr rv _
air ?! Apply at N ? 11 Mark-1 Space. R|
arlS St* 1
fj*OR SALE?A dark t?v UORsE. m dinm aiaa,
ai-n-n yrari old kind atid ^-ntlrT will rv
-tatid aitli nt Lit. hint warrantxd - ""?* Tly^
ri ?*on for arlllnir, th- ..wtwr baa no firtb-r^^^.
ux'forhtm E It ALLEY, M rtreet, betwea id aa4
4S Rtrretk. Island. a-l( ?(
I^ILLIARD TABLEb"FOB 8ALR.
F>w far ? and four F >ar pnrtal PRtLAS
TABLES in *<?^ c-nditioa. with y. ? . ^
?t-d thin* r.?jpl-te, will be a*Id aiBMH
half tbr naoal pri'-oa. V U Cfi
ALR*. APAWHON, 1 ^ *?
jrS> tf XO* ?h trrot. Wanhlngtoc. P Q.
BANKERS.
ONE PER CENT. per M0KTH PAID FOR
MONEY ON CALL.
The PAT of OFFICERS In tbr ARMT, NATT.
MARINE CORPS and CIVIL DEPARTMENTS
ra*lwd in advance.
M tiry ad % ancrd SOLICITOR** OP OLA IMS OB
TKEASl'RY DRAFTS and ACDlToRs CERTIP1
OATES while SECOND POWER OF ATToRNBT
is briii* obtained.
A ?ttrart ?f srRTETINO INSTRCMENTB
PERFECT ORDERi for aale CHEAP.
j. n syriER,
MONEY BROKER,
atilB tf 14U7 F ?t., n?>ar V. S. Trsa??ry
WAKHLIUTOX CITT KAVIIRI
RAKH,
Oorarr Tth Btn*t and L niolana Arraaa,
PAYS b PEBCEBT. INTEREST ON I'EPORITR
lnti-r-oi t. nint-ncea fr mi date of d> pnatta
UpinticM be niakd( and drawn at will.
inyjj tf T A. BlTF. Troaaarar
M
IDULETOS dk CO.,
BAXKERS,
MlT F StrM.i twftdmra fr(? C. J. Traum Da
p^rtarnt,
WASHlXiTON, D O.
Receive Drpcaita, aid transact a Ui-neraJ Baakkd
BcattoM
k*< h?*.*r oe th< principal clttea taken aud (!*??
at par to ocr depmiitort.
Ii>r>'rniatlon cheerfully furnished in relatloa to all
ecuriues.
L '*i.? iir^otlalrd on th'- beat t rmi
Clainia befur- all tb? Uuitrd r-'atr# Drparnna
aavr .^ir a- rav^al carr.
d? 10-ittf MIDDLETOH A OO.
TAT COOHK A t?,
BANKERS,
Boy and sell. at current rafsa :
OOVERNMFNT HFrrRITi F.S. OOLD aw? "Ilr
VER. LAND WARRANTS. W RIP. Ac
EXECrTE ORDFRS at New T<nk Stock B**rd
SFLL EXCHANGE on N w York. Bail Frauclaao.
Great Britain and tbr Cantin< nt.
Fnriii-h REVENUE STAMPS of all den.mlaa*
tlona Issue CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT bear
UC interest a* t'
MEDICAL.
RIOOBDA.?A lawlfiHaaot srrd REMEDT.
Guaraatm to prrveat th- contraction ?jI am at
the T-nereal Diacaaea. C >iit enienlly u? I fv?tit
with full dirrctlooa on rre?-ipt of i|5 Addreaa Dr.
ROBERTSONf IV S. Eutaw struvt. Bait>:n .rr,
M if) land. aely-4t
\|RS. R. SAWYER, Cairrssss!, Mais'tir T*sl
."I Af'/tuna, can be coaawllea at bar Rw?a. Mo.
315 7th St.. bet. C and D sts.. Island, np * all im
pi'rtant biiainosr?past. preo-nt and futur- s-lS ln?*
DR LK''N Iihs rcturi)"d t" th- city.aaAta p'
parod to fulfill any -ncafwaat ana-1- lnrinr Mi
at sencr. Ltdi- s and c-ntlemrD caa call at his u-?
Ro ma. Mo. 1RI1 B traot. ar 4 9w
LY'DIA thompsons LAST ISENSATION:
" l*p in a balloon, boya,
Cr in a.balloon:
If br liad seen Dr. DARBY,
H-wonld nr.tbatrr*<.nr npaoaoon'" as< 1i?"
\ OL" RNtiW HOW IT lb TOCB-ELP tl.at ?id
Dr. DABBT. 10* street, a lew d<s?ra sooth
of the At roue, sees ten SU' k C*k<s an t .ur? to lua
single one of any other physician. He in part
larly ?ncr. -stul in F-iuale Coiaplau.ta. ?> philis i
?l iiiiLal W eakiteoa^ Ml la*
ON MARRIAtiE.?Essays f.* Tonna Men, am
great Social Evils and Aborea. which iutrrfer*
with marriac-. and ruin the happiura* .4 th'-usands;
with sure means of relief f<* the erriu? and unfor
tunate. dix'ac-d and d-Nlitated. Sent iu srals|
letter envelopes, free of ch:?r*e Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, No. id S. klb street. Philad-lphia,
Pa. aeS
IAD1ES FRIEND AND DO<'TOR. ?B<?.?msTur
J Patient*; succ> s? in every case or no chargej,n*aa
vlalt only necessary. Address Madam- DBClT,
Harford H"use, E. a vena- and Albvaaarle itrnat,
Baltimore. Encloaafour staaapa. anSb !?
TO LADIES-YEL PAl V GOLD EN T1KCTU U
( B FEMALE PILLS arr a nerrr-failin* rem
edy In rem. vlcu all irregularities M,d obatroctioa*.
Office 9S6 B street S W . bet 9th aa* 1Mb aM la*
DB.'GABDKEB. LATE or THE B1CORD f.?
I Ymtrea! Hospital, can be consulted priTately,
frooi 10 a. m. to 10 p. m .at hii .ffloe, N.M' c.rarc
of 11th at and Pennsylvan<a avenue. iaea.,_Kl story.)
or his reaidencr. lOOii M <?sa< lius tts avenue, bw
tw?n lith and llthsta.N W' Fr >m hi* great e*
perience in trratina over 10RWcaars at the u. S. Ve
nereal H<?pital, and a practice if thirty year* amont
both male and faanale, he caa warrant a curs In a
f?-w days. His mf?dicin?* for Gonorrhoea (both male
and female) can only be bad at 8. CALVERT
FORD'S Drnr Store. 1103 Penna. at ennr.
N. B.?Upon the receipt of flo. ad vice and ardt
cine will beamt by rxpreaa. He warrants to car*
Involuntary emissions anil ly
fiOt -DR. J BRAUMONT, Srac.aL Phvaiclaa
UfcJ. and Sarireon for Gentlenea only, ( eatsll
attoaa fV?. No W4 7th at. 8.V.. o|^oaiU Patent
Oflce. Houra, 4lo 7 p. m. FtttmodrrM* aulSAan*
Dr. leor. _
THE WELL-KNOWN SPECIALIST,
Established hrre for the laat Taw fsa'i, Is bkchl?
recimiaM a-d to thooa deainn* the aarvteaa of a
anltina physician.
He ft rsrnaadaed aa tka only
or any ct?a#laiat peculiar to~thslr aa?,
la bin; with thr jiun *?. conOd-^e. Bo
a jpaedy aad thoronrh care. wi?Ro?t fall
ii>' Doctor ea;?-< lally Invitss a oall
who hava been deceived and swindled by tbe
kMTUSEjbiStr*
ana French pills
for la/it imtimtl.
1011XM abonMM
female Maaoatora, hoary bewled guacka. quI
tafeotla^ the city, Md afl advirtMllJ
breach |
1S1\E at abora
ALL SKIN DISEASES CURED.
m^^rBENCp^M^RTA^
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f INITED STATES PATENT OFFICB,
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On tbe petition of WASHBURN RACfVof Fult.n,
New TorR, aad S B. 0. MATHEWS, of Pbila
ielphia, Pcaaay Irani a praying for tbr extension at
a patent granted to them on the Sfith day of Jaaaary,
1?, aud r^isaaed on the Utk day of Jaly, 1871.for aa
laprovias> at In Hydranta
It is ordered that tbe tegtimoay la tbe oaae be
clos-d on the 96th day of December next. that t he time
f"t Vling arrunients aad the Examiaer'o report be
limited to the Mb day of January next, and that
said petition be beard oa tbe Wth day of J en nary
next. _
Abt person bkt oppose this extension
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