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THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN. MONDAY MOBNING, OCTOUER 7, 1878
ffofionnl fficpMttm
A. M. CLAri' III ill KIllTOIl.
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
Is published dally (except Sunday) by
He Eetttita W.U til Pitillsliiiig Companr.
t thesouthwttt corner of Pennsylvania avenue and
Thirteenth street.
PAILY.
One copy ont rear v
One copy on taoulb.. . . . W
Address,
"Cbmmttii(MCTn or jiuUicnllnn thmUd be brirf,
rfdtxy irrifn, ftmf onl tm one tite of the pfljfr.
H n (i'j mon 'Ary ' wi4f r runt nor rrtumr.
Krfr mahtisen'f uUwf ( rrwrnM rwr prwermf
Mr, I). Davidson the Agent for the receipt
of Advertisements Ami MnhacHptlont for tills
rnpwr, nlfto for I lift Collection of Arrnnnli,
Laryett teatttMatctnoriittiff circu
lation (n the District,
WASHINGTON, OCTOllUIt 7, I1-:.
liKslMPTlttM U now a fixed fact; onlj
SG da; s more and it will become n legil
fact.
Gkxrrvi. rUKilm been hetvoit as n
camlMate for re-election. This result will
not lw ns pilntable in somctliiuj avveetor to
the General's aniWtion. His retirement
from the ball of Cougreu will put to ret
omo of its sweetest reverberations. We
regret this fact.
Mr Tlf.DEV haslet go the Democratic
party in New York, and It Is npldly going
to piece. His tur'l of money is spent, and
he thinks be cannot hold the sickly concern
up by the till any longer. Jonx KtLLV
will now try his hand as a leader, and the
result will he that he will have a fight a
clay Inside the party, but It will hurt no
body outside of It. Things are getting just
lovely in the Empire Plate,
Tub Ptvplf'i AJivcntc, published in this
city says "The threat of the W that.
when the Democratic party comes Into
u power in 1M. it will drive the negroes
" from the city, deserves the attention of
every colored voter in this country. With
"out a 'solid South' that party cannot
" come iuto power, and there can Inr no
141 solid Ponth unless the colored voters
tither vote the Democratic ticket or re-
main away from the poll".7
The Democrats of Ohio have become seri
ously alarmed at their prospects, and have
resorted to their traditional swindle by im
porting voters from Kentneky and otbtr
Southern States Under this process they
begin to assume a confidence that Is not
real, and which will rapidly ooze out on
to-morrow, for the Republicans are fore
warned, and hence arc preparing to make
short work with the imported voters where
ercr they make their appearance.
Now tub lioy strikes his father. The
New York Commercial Adi either, lira II J.
Hastings' paper, attacks Tjil'risjw Weed's
recent political utterances, denouncing his
history as in accurate and his suggest Iocs as
mischievous. This it knows It cau do with
impunity, for Mr. Wkfd is a most indul
gent parent. We can but express our as
tonishment at the performance, though we
are uot disposed to pirtisaulze the conflict
Vi'e presume Mr Wfed will pass it by as n
piece of narrates sauce on the part of the
boy.
Tomorrow election will be held in
Ohio, Indiana, Iowa, and West Vlrglula. In
three of these States the contest will be
sharp, and though Grcenbackera and Na
tionals are uniting their full strength
they are damaging the Democrats more than
the Republicans, and the Indications are
that a Republican victory will be scored in
each. West Virginia is hopelessly Demo
cratic, though Colonel IlUEn, who is a thor
ough Republican, seems confident of his
election to the House from the second dis
trict. THE Raltimore Gatttte tajs It is costing
General Grant Mf50 a day to keep out of
"the country, ami a poor man cant stand
" that sort of thing very long." Expensive
as it would seem to be, we have no doubt
the Democratic party would readily pay
him $100 a day If he would stay out of the
country until after 160. It Is thought
however, that his engagement at home dur
ing that year would render it Inexpedient
for him to make any arrangement with that
side. He Is giving them much trouble now,
lie will give them more then.
The Norfolk Dag-Book, which is an in
dependent Journal with Democratic pro
clivities, in speaking of Mr Ooodc, sajs
very polutedly ; " We contend that it would
" be more profitable foe the people of the
district to penulou Mr Goodic off with
" $3,000 a year to keep him out of Congress
" ami tend some one there who could have
' influence' to attend to the duties of Con
"giesMiian, fur as to a Congressman in
M Conrt s.1 without 'Influence,' ho is about
" as vorlhlevt for service to his people ns
" the old saying of ' u cat lu h ll without
'claws' would be to serve Uelf."
The Intelligence from the Hon. Charleh
loiTERa gerrymandered Democratlo di
triet is of the most encouraging mid honc
ful character. General Ginu, who is very
intelligent, aud not over sanguine ns to
Ohio politics, gives it as bis deliberate opin
ion that Mr. Fcutlu will pull through the
4,(00 gerrymandered Domouatw majority
ugiuiut him and corns out triumphantly.
lie -ays:
Well, wo are sure of carrying Seneca Count j,
which will he overcoming TOO of their ma
jority, aud we are working very hard to elect
mm. i nail upca every uuy aui evening i
until election. There are stores of old tmnb
money Democrats whu are helping us, and al
thuuti It seems almost irup'witble, Kmhtkh luu
ailuiiu hujH-sof succeM llu has ot PlMH-AY
s) Miueil tliHt he Imi sent his wifo out to make
it roonal ineali to the peopto of Hue rus to
ielp blm.
Ex-Henatok CxurtMXU, If wo are to
credit the ltultimore Aurt and sometimes it
is (juilo truthful received at his rooms In
this city u dispatch luUug him if lie would
oceept th4 nomination fur the Houso of ICep
rdentutivcd ut tlie h.iudsof the Republiean
oouveutiou, which was to meet in Milwau
kee the next day. Mr Caiu'ENTKu imme
diately telegraphed back that he could not
Accpt tho nomination; that the Houo was
to miuh of a beer garden, and that he
would 1 lost In it. Tho ex-Senator might
feci hiiubelf loit in the House, but that
body would be coustantly reminded that he
ww in its mLUU llo has many attribute
that icculiarlj flt blm for the popular
branch. It U well known that ho bore him
self with re marl; ft Mo Ability, unadorned by
the sternest dignity, while In the Senate
chnmber Dignity is never missed la the
House when not there.
now isTiiiif
We learn from the Clcorgia Republican
that wlicn the Hon. Jersr A. HoitcI.avv,
Kepuhlican cnucJMatu fur Coujircss In the
scvetUh CbugresIoiul ditrlct(attcmpted to
address a meeting In Home, Oa., called for
the "purpos. of consulting as to matters
" pertaining to the Congressional cam
" palgo." lie win prevented by the armed fn
terponUon of the pot mister at Home, Mr.
Zacii ItAltoRoVK. This wouldj seem to Ik;
strange proceeding for a post mister hold
lug position under a Itepubllcau adminis
tration, and who should liavo some re-pect
for the civil -service order by which Federal
oftl co-holders are restricted from even civil
interference with political jrUlierlrju. to say
nothing of armed intervention. Wliero is
Marshal Fitim)con?
A TKP IN lllti I1IUIIT IUUKCTION.
It will be seen by n sj nop-ds of a letter
wlmh has Wen for warded by At tomes
General Dtv e.h to United States District
Attorney NoimilUT, of South Carolina,
tli.it the Government l taklna -4cry proper
steps to enforce the hws relating to the
election of members of Couguss In the
pending election. The National Hrrun
I.ICAN has been urging this mitter for
some time upon the attiution of the Gov
ernment, and our advices from South C.iro
litn uow Indicate that the efforts of promi
nent Republicans fiom that Mate in this
Iwhalf, since we broke ground on the sub
ject, have been crowned with hcccm. It is
to be hoped that similar admonitions will
be sent to all the Southern States where Re
publicans are Ik-Iiut interfered with lu the
cccrcie uf their political rights. It is high
time the laws were cu-orccd, and tint is all
t!i it is nuesary to secure a fair election in
every State in the Union.
moki; IITIM.
The Chicago 7j Utne has au Iowa corre
spondent who tliiuks ho has discovered a
way to obtaiu iheup milk. It consists of a
green card bearing the following devices'
Flat inctu r.elccnaUc at the
option of the cow.
3
n
a
a
This Is
ONE QUART
of absolute milk.
Clrculotion and not redemp
tion li what w e want.
Strnnee to ay, this milk does not take with
the public. An act of Cmigrem making it a
felouy to denv that these tickets are milk will
he necessary to compel even flat people to sc
cept these tickets as milk. Already 100 of
these "quarts" will uot he accepted In pay
ment of a pint of the old fashioned milk. Even
children refuse to swallow this kind of milk.
It does not satUfy tho stomach. One milch.
cow Is held to be worth tooro than a ton of
these fiat "quarts." If the Government can
create dollars out of paper by merely printing
"This Is a dollar" on paper why not creato
milk? If dollars and milk can bo created by
law out of paper why not beef? by not Issue
cards bearlug the legeud ;
i this 19 a legal-tender j
: for :
A BARREL Of rXOHt. :
If It can print a piece of paper and declare
that it is inouey why not make pieces of pa
per each a legal tender for a barrel otnourr
JOHN HANCOCK, TIIK TEXAS UNION
DKMOCUAT.
" The war Is over, and we have accepted
" the situation," shout the ex-rebels of the
South whenever allusion Is made to their
participation In " the late unpleasantness."
"The war Is over," echo their Democratic
allies and friends lu tho North. TheRonth
ern people have returned to their allegiance
If they erred, they have repented, and It is
Infamous and unpatriotic to harrow op their
feelings by reminders of tho past ; or, as
they put it, " to wave the bloody shirt."
Let us forget and forgive. Let us live in
pence with the South, for they are willing
to let b)gones be bygone. When these
Democrats are told that the South still
treasures the doctrine of secession ; that the
leaders there will not permit bygones to be
bygones, the assertion is iudignautly denied.
When they are told, furthermore, that to have
been a Union man during the war is a dis
grace in the eyes of the va.it majority of the
people of the South, their indignation rises
to a boiling point, and they fall to find
langungo to glre adequate expression
to their denials; but the plain facts,
ficU which cannot be disproved, are
that no Union man need hope for
political recognition In the South. He is
to that people an outcast. If lie goes there
from the North and invests his money to
build the waste places aud dares to express
a political sentiment, he Is denounced as u
carpet bagger. If he was Southern Wu
und was a Union mnn he is n sc.illawag
aud a traitor to hU country in the estlmi
lion of these rebels.
The case of Hon. John Hancock, of
Texas, affords a good illustration of South
ern seutlmtutou this point. Mr Hancock
was born uf Virginia parents in Alabama
He was educated wholly lu the South. He
settled in Tex a in 1317, uud was a member
of the Texas Legislature in lboO-'Ol. Ho
was expelled from that body for refulug to
take the oath of alhgiance to the Confeder
ate States, and throughout the war he re
mained loyal and true to the Union, Alter
reconstruction, when the Republican party
was fully in power, and when it was neces
sary that the right sort of men should be
sent to Cuugrcb if tlie Statu hoped to be
represented, Joiiv Hancock was elected by
Texas Democrats to the Forty-second Con
gress, and aflerwaid to the Forty-third and
Forty-fourth His Democratic conblitueuts
never charged him withu failure to perform
his whole duty as a Representative. It was
too early then to denounce a man bccauie
he had always been f ilthful to his country
The Southern rebels moved by degrees.
The first step was to dc feat him lor nomina
tion In IS?'!, and lu tho place oi this native
Itorn Southerner they sent to tho Fuity-llfth
Congress a renegade I'tuutylvuuinu imiuod
Uiijimngs, who lnui in o a cltueu of Texas
in lHi, and de.vclo,cd into u full-fledged
m1h1!h1u;1 The time bid uot yet (uiui
to denounce Ham out openly for hU Union-i-.ni
Hut thU vear thofrultwas comideud
ripe. Tlie rebels and their Northern allies
will have poseeastcn of the Senate after the
1th of March. They hope also to get the
next House of Representative, nnd now the
Texans show their hands. H vNCocK, hav
ing been n Union man during the wnr, will
not bo a pthnt tool in the hands of the reb
els in carrying out the scheme they have In
view. Having been agiln nomimted he is
opposed solely on the ground of his Union
ism. A committee appointed by Democrats
in his district have issued an Address, which
is published In the Austin pipers, nnd in
the course of this address the committee
said:
And agiln, Mr. Hancock made himself his.
torle by demonstrating his want of featty to
the Democratic pirty lu this State, when, In
1N ho followed his own ronvictions of rbrht
aztlnU the counsel aud action of an almost
undivided party In control of tlie State on
qmslimi of the greatest Importance that ever
ch il lei i Red the attention of any political party
in this or any other country. Ho fullomd con
victions at Unit time against the Dernocritlc
pirty on qutftlrm Invohlmr principles that
wtredcarjr to the people of his Mate tlinuthe
continuance of poIltUiil vtl-ilence; questions
that were then piegiisut with w.ir, and winch
afterward wir fettled by the Hrbltrimeut of
tlit-word. And while ns putUs to that arbi
tration we have siibmilhd, ami now submit to
the determlimtion as final, wo hold now, as
then, that there weie Involved quen Lions ti)oii
nhkh staUflineii und patriots niUht well, as
they dUl, dliltr even at the cost of life and
toaco, however deir thoono and sweet thn
other , aud that on such luucs a luan, however
wise he mav eonctivit hlmtelf to be, Is not at
lllcrty to al mi id on hlicuuiitrj and espouse the
cause of tho enemj because of his prlvuto
opinions.
AndyetMr.IUNCntKilMthN.
Fifth. Wc catmot sunnort Mr. If ixootk. be
cause hyduiiigto we should otreud our reelings
of Kclf-iespect. If we can conscientiously con
fer huiiors upon hlui, we should cease to teach
our children or the generation that tollows
them to read with pride of tho devotion to
principle that was illustrated by the lives of
ALnEUT S dm v Johnson and RouertIILlr,
who, Instead of dimrtlng the standards raised
uy llielr Matin, native ami adopted, In the same
btrtiffgle, signalized their heroic natures by
throwing themselves from distant places Into
the outstretched arms of their country, the
one to seal his devotion br the ifift of Ida life
and the other by leading her shattered armies
uuui tno iud or iicr glory set.
Let Union men everywhere ponder over
this address. When n man had to haven
coin pant ively clean record to get Into Con
gress, John Hancock was sedected to repre
sent Texas Democrats in Congress. Now
that the rebels hojie to gilu, by the aid of
Northern doughfaces, what they lost lu war,
IltXCUcKH old Union record is used as t
club to break his political back.
Tills case leads to Another important re
flection. Texas, like all the Hon I hern States,
1 inviting emigration from the Noitli. If n
man, Southern born nnd n citizen of Texas for
thirty-one years, is to bo tabooed because of
his Union sentiments at this lato day, what
show will n Northern man have, uuless in
going to Texas he shall lie content to leave
behind him nil political independence? Are
the people of the North willing to Indorse
the sentiments of the rebels who denounce
Mr. Hancock? Theytlo indorse It every
time they permit the election of a Democrat
to Congress, localise it is only by tho aid of
Northern Democrats that the rebels can re
gain power in this land.
TIIK FIltST AHUilNIA IlIfTRICT.
The Hon. George C, Round, of Mansssss,
having announced himself as an Independent
Republican candidate lor Congress, tho follow
ing brief sketeh of his antecedents may not
be out of place at this timet
GkoroeC. RocndIs anallve of Wyoming
Vallcy.l'a. His father was for fifty years a Meth
odist preacher In Northern Pennsylvania aud
Southern New York. Mr. Round himself Is a
member of that Church, and represented the
Virginia conference In the geueral conference
at Raltimore in 1970 as a lay delegate. He
graduated at Wttsleyan University, at Middle
town, Conn., in lbCO, third In his class In
scholsribln. and recclvluir tho hlnhcst honors
In roatnomatica ana as a speaker ana writer.
Mr. Round is emphatically a self-made man,
paying every dollar of his college expenses
from his own labor at the time. In April,
1361. when the tocsin of war souuded throuah
the land, in eompaoy with a large number of
his fullow-itadents. Mr. Round, then Id his
Junior year, threw aside his books, aud Joined
me rirsi cyoauociicuinegiment. ana ior lour
years and a half kept step to the music of the
Union iu the ranks of her defenders.
After he bad served out his three Yean as a.
mivato soldier, President Lixcoln commis
sioned him as an officer in tho signal corps,
whlch'sorvice he loft In August, 16(15, in tlrao
to re-enter his senior year in college. He
studied law at Uinghamton, N. Y and at the
Columbia Law School of New York City, where
he was admitted to the bar In 1808. He eame
immediately to Mrginla and settled at Ma
nassas, and for ten years has beui perfectly
enthusiastic over building up the waste
places aud developing the resources of Vir
ginia, and it Is owing greatly to hla marvel
lous energy and buuuuas-like mind that so
large and prosperous a village has sprung up
on the battle-desolated plains of Mauassas
He has been a member of the council of Ma
nassas since itsiucorporation.lwliig annually re
elected by an almost uuaulwou vote. In public
school matters bebasbeeu imrtkutarly active.
Refore the public school system went Into
operation he started a scries of free schools lu
the couuty by donations solicited from the
.NoitH ana irom tlie rtMioDY mini, ami ever
since the reconstruction of the Mate hassorved
h a member of the seuool bond at Mii.ism(
und he has, for many yiars, been vico-prcni-ileut
of tho county bchool llunl. Ho wit one
of the chief spirits of the recent Teachers' In
stitute for the eight couulies of v'oithein Vir
ginia, held lu August, at Mrtiuiftsas, which Is
said to have been the mot suuusslul gutherlug
of the kind ever held lu Virginia. At that
lintltuteMaJorW.W.TiiouNTiiv.theeiicrselio
county suierluteudeut, himself an ex-Cou-
leueMtc, suit (tm lender oi llio umH.Tvatlvo
party In his couuty, stated publicly that Mr,
Round had beeu hla " right-hand man" In the
organisation of the public school svstuiu,whkh
has beu carried into e-ubct probably uoiu per
fectly iu that couuty than in auy othtraway
horn the populous centres of imputation.
Mr Rouxudid not hide his political views
like mauy Republicans that have moved to
Virginia. On the contrary, he was tlie first
man iu stump the couuty for Republican prln
clpies, una, miuougn ior two or inree years lie
was very unpopular on that aecoaut, yet to
day there is uot a mau In his couuty of auy
iHiIltlcm raith who is pei-aouatiy more iwpmar. The utnocrauwho relied upon thoe hacV conn.
l'linco llli.im County is one of thoitroiitteftt ties lu tlorAdou overcotno unit )aiuiiiieuii uia
leuucrutlo counties of tho btate, the ICepubli- Jorlty have ha-t their hopes rudely slianered.
tau vote being barely one-fourth of the whole, UckiiLIcamsi nieiens thg ssmo tiling on th
yetiu lo73Mr. Housu waa eloctod to tho Lej. Wwtern pralrUa a on lha Atlantic aeaunard. U U
fihture ss an Indenendeiit urryluic Mauauai V" " wlcU nmM nM r ricy
hi ? nn lS.m. S rt Lr s 3 ll2 I NATIIaHIEI. P. II ASM Will Ih) mUiW.I from till
his own home prcciuct, by a go4 tuajorlly ll01t ConffroM 0l, UeimMlcana of his districting
over all opposition, althougU that tuocliict i j nonilnaiud r. L. iJowman.ofBomervllle.
usu illy itivee a atrouir Conervativ6 majority. T d(j llot lllle ,Im whoto month or Oetolr thli
In the Legislature Mr. UoUNU served oil tho year tided Ic I lie election In Colorado, lheicult
Commit Leo ou bchoola ami Colleifes, ami mm VwdeeWve losoaUlu Doinotrailc l)in'.
buperinieiideut IturrNKH had no uioro ettt- Jt t.( IioarmM toafrlcudtliuotliordiiy "Tho
cieut aid lu that comiulttce or la the Lezislf '' "' " rimer will never ik hia huido to a
ture tliiu lie Isttnedon tlioCoiiimitteo on lH.lm proclamation In Mamlnueiu,"
Jiuatliuonal Wmaati and o S till THE DeinocraU lu tho Ilouao did not make much
Louatltutiouai Arueiidiiienta, and oewwi th h wntng the Democraiio wutuUnii member trout
tluititoitubnrraaa tho exerclso of tho right cul.ira.lL ihei'coplohavy reversed th losult
of sui1rax. and AUUtol In defealiatf some of
me eiioiu maueia tnutuireeiiou. jie woa me
Icmlcr lu tho House of Delegate or th oi'iio-
sition to the Petersburg dialler, and inotud,
lu a two davs' anccch. the alroillici of that
uuti'Uepubllcau luwuiurtt au tfUi iugly tliat Uov
vinoi Kkmtku vetocU It.
lor thu paitt few jean Mr. Hound has taken
lilllu piirt lu national politic, h) Unt service
lu lliut dllcctioti being on tho btate C'cutnil
touimittee of thu Kupubliuui party lu lo"J,
when Virginia waacairiwl for Huant,
(jlnehal Dutllu lias tried lo mako all sorts of
burgaim wltti local candidates to help his own
clottioii That the-se overture aru decline 1 It kuru ,
ttvldeucg that llutlcr eiiauc U Uccliulug ulso.
rjrJiforjK.
Goysrnor Vaxcs's moiherls extremely 111.
Joiix J, UBijuunr.of Manitoba li at Uormlcy t.
U W rirrnvv rn li Mopping at the Fbhltt House,
iTTra Cooi-ra wean coret.-i&i'VA'( """
aid.
irvr Davis Is In .Icllcste health at Duvolr,
Mls.
Dn. It. C. Dean, U. 3. N . U a gut at tho Clbttt
House.
Olk mtt, ths violinist, arrivel In New ork
yeater lay. .
IIw J. A. Iliuxr, of Newark, N. J.U at the
tbbltt House.
MaiumkNiijwox-s recent loss of property Is iald
to amount to H'.
Coloxel ncnRf.K A ConDOM, C. S. A , and wire
are at the Ebbitt Hou.
IlAacRMVMM pRxnrxcnotE, Panlah Minister, Is
sojotmilug at Wormlc) s.
fouiicL Josrru c MiKibmm, of rblltelpbl.
has rooms at the .National.
Hki ator AvnnnsK U PrnvsiDK, of Rhode Island,
IsaitlieFinii Avenue Hotel
H li. X. STi'iRT and Krnn: iVftrton, V. 8. N., are
anchorel at the litem Houe.
lr Is now blk vtl that fr Pcternian, tho great
German geotcraphtr tulcMeil.
MAJoiMicvEnet MtlKrn has left Collfomla
Ior a Ml t the Atlantic cont,
Ilrxnv WiTTrRoN went from Louisville toCIn
clntmll to see CUni Morris acL
ItMTAi kavt ityhj Positive, wnlt, comparative,
waller, turla(He gel It jounnlf.
In H J. HurcR, JR, an-t wife, of Uulsvllle,
K) are mietU at the VMtt Huuc.
1'nwinn.xr Hirr Inu iteclhutl an Invitation to
attend the Frederick louniy (Ml ) fair.
Tur ubMcrlptlotia lately raleil for Mario w 111 buy
for hi in an annuity of about 5t a week.
txiTFIi STATW TKlTnn JolIX JoiIVSTON.of
Virginia, Is HI at his home, hi Abtugton.
MrSRs H. I'rnrrL, John H-ltn and William J.
Vnm.1, of .New ork, aro at the National.
M umbota H is rep trtd will vWt Fngland In
Norm nl-er ai tlie Riionof sir Charlea I Hike.
CharlijiF Coxvnt. flnsnelaUwiitof ilietTnltcil
Slau 9 at JiiJon, has arrli etl lu W asliingutn.
rfrNATeaTHuaMAY Is recoverhiit, but It fa said
Hint he will take im further part lu tho caunis.
IVfc'TMisTrRdr'KriuL krvamf jmriy mIIciI froiu
lVrtlaiut, Oregon for "an 1 ranci-tco on Batnnlay.
MariialJ It tU'iTKK.ofStw Orleans arrlvel
In tills city siiturda, and ts reg.atere-4 at the Metro
politan. Hehv WardUfkiieb lectured at ChlestfO on
'Tlie KciaTiiofthjCouiuiou I'c'plo" on WetlncaJay
evening.
KxJtnocT P. Shaliz-ross, of West Virginia,
arrlveU In thla City )cstcrJay, aud has rooms at thu
National.
Ueutfxavt W C Strono, U 8 N arrived In
town yetterel y, Miel lit takvii up his aboJe at the
National.
Ibis. II II. IUA4XD n pv, of West Virginia, ar
rlveilln tills cl 1 eurJaj, anJ U stopping at the
National.
JtsTiefOLlt 1 recovering from his re-rent Illneia
and eiecu to rotumo UU Judicial duties at an
early tluy,
Mr Puweb Hixkv Lr I"ora TRrsai of the Brit
th leuAtloti at Wdj itngton, U at the Uareuelou N.
Y ) Hotel.
Jiw.fc nrcroin, Jat elected IU publican Con
grciaan from Col n lo, U a uatlv e of the JuuluU
alley, l'a
Tiif Frcnrh Prlice Iniberlol la said torcsemb'e
his father In figure an t his mother In feature, the
inner lacaing in iiengin.
Tiik Crown 1TJ ictssof fiermany has been stay
ing at llombunr, vi hero she dellgUU-U the vople by
ui siiuidiciij oi j or mauiiers.
Tlie w ife of t WjfJuatlce N site has teen Kcrlous
y 111. at Hadljuw, CVnn, but luu recovered mill
cleiitl) to return w Wavhlntriou.
llcreiiLu Is expected to preach to-morrow un
Kk Jili hat Efet Minn on the wrong berth lu the
sleeping ear Me lurk Lepra
Hon II c noiits, deputy e)tnmisioner, wi;i
huAetlug OomniisJoiicr of In liuu Atlalrs during
thabiiencfloftiunillouer Kauin.
KX'MKMBERorCuNoRijut J t. RvniER and fum
llv.ofNw orltulis. arrived lu tliUtcllv vcfctcrdui.
and art slobplng at the Metropolitan.
CoNnnFJWMii AcieLLy.or Ixtu s ana. It the son or
alaly whofcilrsthushaiid was a Mr. Franklin, at
one time a alav e trader lu Alexandria, Va.
Kinn In ih nam of IV (icon ifl old a ihrslelan. IT
charrfi.nl the old i inn SJ.SoJ for repairing hli health
at Ikrlln. That Kldd ueeU drcWng iluwn.
Hov Gheeh CftiiM. Cuiuta Un oner of Internnl
Revenue, left Uathlnglmi laxt evening for Illinois
to take part lu tin iudlng iulltieal eauvoM.
HiMiuPOxr-VDif. or Montreal, has accented the
appiiliitmeiitof cliaplalu at I 'a mica Hla sucetssor
as Metropolluu of Canada will 1m elected In a ftw
days.
Mn ciiAntcs Francis adamicjo.. ana others or
the tnion I'aelrlo Cloverniuent director, aie Ju.t
now visiting the latereaUng placet on the a'aclilo
coast
jivm HoorAtn Oon cn, of England, and Mr. Vie
tor A W, Itrummoiid, Becreury f the Ilrltlsh I
vation at athlugion, are at the Houlliruiuulck,
New Vork.
MiLTof Baylkr seems to have sreat Imuble In
catching tlie popular breeze lu thu first Ohio district-
llwru la a 0(lble lock of cuLhuslosm amoua
his partisans.
The President w III exchange hi summer resl-
dence at the Holdien' Hoint and resume his wlnur
quarters at the MeuiUve Maiuilou durlug the
preseiu wees.
CiiarlmDicicrns, son of the novelist, has been
oppolutodoueof thesppratwrsnf tho stock of tlie
old lxmdon publishing firm, Virtue A (Jo., that
failed a lew wetks ago.
ClEtKRAt. Sta Patrkk McDocoall and lady
left Halifax, N S., yesterday for Ottawa. Mr Patrick
will set as administrator of the Uomlulon until tho
arrlralofthe Marquis of Ixtrne.
Sir GtOROxCAMrBFLL, the member of Parliament
who la now Hi ting President Potter, of Union Ool
lege, is traveling; in this country chiefly for the In
spvcllou of our agricultural tutercbU.
PnoressoR Max Mcuaca believes In the higher
education of girls. lis baajutghcn VI.-VjU to be
lnvebted to provide an exhibition for a, scholarship
at the High bchool for bfrls lu Oxford.
Uovcror Bwnor.of Ohio, In a recent conver
sation, said that h once before started In life with
119 uuo less than nothing, and be believed that the
firm of UUhop At Co. can again make Its way.
Tm rumor of tlie betrothal of Prince Louis Na
poleon, son of the latu Emperor, to tlie Princess
toitTft. daughter of the Kin of Denmark, was r.
vlved yesterday In the Leudou correspondence of
provincial nensHieni.
Loro ItoEBFRRY, white making a speech at the
opening recently of a school of aclsuce and art, tald
tiul If government would make muxlo cheap and
easy, he believed that would elTect more lor the
aiuelloratlop nftbu iople thau many more ambl
Uoua and spucluussehemga.
1'OLiTICAl yOTJ.'H.
CouRAbo docs ell for a yuuiu htato.
Tnr Ih.iuocmlsort.cor)laaraaail to ho elctaral
ti& and w Ithout (irdiilvuttlon.
Ink tietnocrau of In I Luna have almost glvtu
up Iiojkj of curr)iiis the Legislature.
Uos KuMor t uNkiiMi wllUpenk In Iihncaucxt
Thtinda) i veiling Ujxm tho un of tlie du.
Ittr Dt-nnomls of Wlvniihln will iiiuo lu do
Him h Ufuru the svn I lxxtlittle to thu t-t.ua to.
1 1 v, 111 l iVo a itreat doil uf cuter prim on tho part
of Clerk AUuisto loie HjlioMuil" tlie roll thla
time.
IIiBLIMTus lUukrvt J-eiifttor Itlalno Is Iviin
svUanlu b) blnh, Mwlno Ij a lojilluti, and lown In
pvlilles.
3 II SputuUK hasdeolinetl thu Domoeratlo noiit
Inatloii lur toiigros In tho Ine'iilJ-elghth New
orkdirkt
UoKe III now mut hme ImdUovernor KIce In
mind when he wrotu Jiy ttuw, 1 do like a limn
wl lilalut utoerd."
CJCkkAl 'ikiok ft BroaUay merchant hashoen
liondnuied Ior Cotigreaa by tlie Uroen buckets of tiig
ursi ctf lurt iiiBimv
( jUtsrcJAMM I. Skw hp, the In ttiieudi.nl enn-
dldute furtoiureu In the socond dUtiktof ticor-
gia, nas wiui'irawn irom tn nki i.
Cjksckit lit llAimiv, aohesut-ceksot of Mor.
Vn, la cuiiditttliil tlio In JlatiBVcampalsu Id a in mi
ner to eovnnand general a ltulralion.
Thk Hnelnnatl Gmtntrclal thinks the trnniiM t
1 forOwltepiihllcaiii In lha (Joiifinwsional dU'.ricta
growl ortgmer u tno canvaae ocecii.
It la reported that Judge M. M. Luthrin ha do
elded to decline tho IteiuucroUu uoiulnatlu.i for
CiiiiDTruvii Iii tli.i I 111 ril ilidli li t nt A Ni.i.iialn
Tiu tklenecandal at New Orleans bids fair to
be ft inueli
cliuoi.Lrluiu matter fortlie juung geu-
tiemjii
than the Washington affair, if iviiorN bu
i tuw
Ini Repuhlleana of New York feel greatly en
courngi'i, me naruion'uus aui iiliuhuu 1'fun.vu
liwi of tho Saratoga com ention lutvliig hud a good
effect
MytAToit Tiiibma1 has been obllte 1 to give tip
hiii ilntui. nu to iKdk In Ohio, lint nonlldeutl) ei
i. ii 1 1 bo able lo make a few tinech4 iu I'ciinsjl
V .ii a
Jo IM ai KLliiN la over In Ohio, anaorIngi'( re
bin Uuu si-ee.he. Jo.i A blger muu tlmn
oI'M.iiiiit -lu his own estlwutloii fouUnt' tn
vie W it.
Y SlNATOU ItCCKALEWll ipoken flf RB ft ITobft.
Uo cutidldaw for loogtfU Ui UU aLUi(.t, why to)
there Is a clean Democratic majority of several
thousand.
M CLrmr'a TPmtAr in dtp a,v tn ntn viii.
all the seal and foulness with which a renegade
ti'iiAlly fulniu tho covenant of Ills apostacy.
MR.AiKLrM has mysteriously left NewOrlesns
forhlsplanutloti.andltli Mid hla namelamho
Jmpiil from tho CoikTrcuional ticket. Ho U
sa lly Implicated by tho hut scandal.
Mr. fittdta was iiomluaud yesterday for re
elee tlon to (Vingrew lu the (.hambcrsbunr district
but the number of tho who think he cau be re
ulei ud la not Urge. J'hJaUtuMa I'm.
Tiik brag hoi U-cn taken out of tho Democracy
wlinln the -.imr week. Mills nnly hofiil
M C'lure has quit ciphering, but Cuitln comlnuct
to "damn poor ninlea." llirrMttrg 7'fgrojA.
Tltrr are ' Copperhead" (Irccnbnckers out In
Iowa. Tht y have struck out the names of all the
I nlonsoldleri from the U recti back ticket, which la
Jim what men who fought to aavo the country
might expect from Ita preent enemies.
tlFxriML uraxt leaves Paris for Spain next
week. The Ocnerat did a Eracloui act when lie
Kin hlsn, Llyssii4.Jr.to Mayor Lly with a cheek
for J.for lliejcllow fever sullercra. Ho will re
inalu abroad till next auuimcr ymcM Oturier,
Massacih FTTpapera rejiort Thurman and Vcor
hteM entiling to thntt-Uto to aid Hutler In Ilia
cam r. No one w 111 doubt the reiwrt In regard to
WiiIkhs but even Mr Tliurinan's ixdltlcni opjo
neiiu will tw unwilling to believe tiiat he has low.
crcd hlniH.1' isr oj h stand uimmi tho tame plat
form with tho Massnchuvtta demagogue.
A Healthy Little Game,
New York World.)
Mr Hit) es gave fUO to tho yellow-fever fund;
Mr. TIl'Kn suw him and rnlN.dhim CIV), and now
Mr (irAiilscelhatf.tiOaiid goes iuO Utter It
will cot Mr, lift) es?i'Ho come In,
Dr null's Co'igh Byriip Is a purely regetablo
miiipound, InuiK-cnt in nature1, and wonderful In
e fleet Fir dilldreii It U liivaliiable.riirlngt roup,
Whnuplin; 0ugh, Ac., In a few hours. Price, 'JJ
ie-iiUiwrnltie or llo iK.ttliii fr.
iii;nuy IiKk's hons,
nJ PL'NNSYI AMA AVENCC N. Y.
.re. V. ii.Mf
V. R. SPEARE,
(formerly wllh It. F, Harvey),
010 1 rttroct XortliTTCfit,
One door east of Tenth street.
TJurlal r afk ( of nil trrniles and styles,
Hfxllf-ieniliuln elnd rrred for transportation.
I ml) nUiiidiinltat tlioil iifiiee,
JulUi.K birktt) Hllal-CLAB3, and on the
nrtmt n-finimhl) I. mis. W If
TUHCO-RUSSIAII AND
SULPHUR BATHS,
ATml r HTItl rT NhAllMNDI wl-ly
icialNohces
BKtJ" NATION VI.ei)U.MtKIFPllHMAI"V,
Wrcy CVrlniilKiitloii lliillrlliiE.i'onivr nl I oiir-nii-l h
liairatrtland I'eiinstlTatiii hmiim llielvciiir
itnii id Hie mliiue will Wnn HIM (MqihIaj) I.VhN
1N(I atTo'tl xk. Ir. 1lwanl r l-rhioe, Vn Tevorof
Lhiiowto. will ilelUir ite opt nliig It-lnre. 1 liar
mat Isls, )tiUelauH,niid tU tsilillo arelnliet Uiat
It U-l CHAM.niCh.l-U,
ttcxl It thirftary
rrsT" rnoM puoff-oh a. jac-khov, la-
' rL al l un t mtu , ejnoi e "1 lure im-1 a eo. d
ii ni oi oioen a i it i us i i 1 1 i.xiriu i or lit-ei itn.i
lonti1 IriltortUor In m prUme prartlee, und ran
riruniiuei il li nsestrcn el iim rul In Cfson ol debil
ity and wtakuigntlon rrjnlritightrenlihentnff nnur-l-bineiil.
iHiHi
II .imlChuri.li ou Mil f PAY KVRN'IMI At 7 e lock.
Tlie attendance of all slnvrrs who run rt ml Oratorio
Munto rinliiy, wtiellier uicnibera or I lie Hocleiror
not. la desired, Ju A, I'HAIT.
ovU-2t Hit relarv.
lulilne. the 11K.NT la enniil on I lie I I'll.
CltAHE U ion nl h. luliicrt to exiliaun for aur
e-ttir. Defore l urctiasitig examtoe Ue
"SsnESw" HOME."
tMTINO roil ,1 rKll JIO.NTIL
WK BELL ALL KIXPS. ALHO llHrAIIlINU.
J. P. McKENNEY,
Mif a KiNTii si iitrr n. w.
cs'-syooo
TO LOAN, IV SUMS TO SflT. ON WATCHES,
DIAMU.NIW, JErtELItV, 4c,
At P. WALLACH'S,
LOAN BROKER AND JEWPLEK, 1517 1'EVNSTXe
VANIA AVENL'K. el34iu
K3f" OFFItUSaATIOXAI. ItM'fJIlMt'A.V,
VC WAHIIIKHTtiN, IS-pt.a,ISl,
lbs anmial ineetlan of Ihn stMkhldri of tli
National Ilenublieaa 1'rlntlnj and 1'ubllstilngOuni
Iny for Ibe election of "even trusieen,toierv lortLs
eusiilugi eur, will be held at tliotlleoflhaooRiianr
on Monuii), October 7, between the hours of 11 a. m,
and U m.
aiS-ld LEWIS ClJrnANE. Secretary.
pTST- NFrnAIHACUnEDINONEMIMTTI
svrt by Jiuld LlKbtulng, as hundred in the cilj
ean lesliry. Bold at Ofatmblln drugjtore. )mnZt-lt
r23T HKADACIlK.TOOTItAaiE.KABACII?Jt
s &c, cureu ny muhi ucninrng rwia
Ciiuhliii'adnig store, MaaonloTempla. JanJUf
ESTo
KEnVUlTfl PAINtf. FLEUMHY. CRAMP
if. An. Af. . rllnvd ilnnn br VlaWt iJvlit.
btntf. Bold al Coughllti t urug-atora, AUaoula Tttuple,
JnJftlt
pali
Slut
1 a Prutf tiire F and ninth streeu.
Wanted.
WANTED-I1Y AN INDr8TniOt'8 OVXQ
colored man,ai,e 31, a situation In a prlrate
family us wulttror coHcbman llet re'erencesklvt n,
Wmfcstio olijoct. AdlreS CIlAHLK-i WAHlllNtJ-
ToN.UU MaMwclmnelti urenue iiorthwent. oc-t-Jt
WANTKD A SITUATION I1Y A KETTLnt)
woman aanune orlaundrea. Addnai ti lt
WANTFD-KY A OKADCATK OF TIM! NOR
ma! Klndergitrteu Iiniliute, Wtthhlngion, D. U,
asltiitttl-m tti uaiily (iieniiBii preierrelltu tuu.li
tloiml lt pnhUtjm otlli i-, V a-.li'
WrLD-llY A Mil Ni WIIITK WOMAN A
sltiiailon to do g i u ral 1hihu ur ohainlM-r work
TrArH-AMVN Vtt'AKlNFlt tilt MANA-
gt-r efa lert( re on tht Aenu Mum bare
f.itu io ,ip) rapuai.
lr THi-HY A ' AlLRrli, WITH IlKaT OF
T nhttneo, a llrl cluta houia tn run ftr llio aeib
son. VV1UKLI it,
oitHt I3', Klilh tnetamiliiitist.
WANIIU-IJI lIOLVIhlclMl WORK -t'AUL
1 VV' Itr ltilMAN,U3 fl sirevt bunl.wisL
no ilntoti iii nr
Boarding.
AHt I'LNNHMVANU AVKNI'i: Mlltni
At" wit. tlibl-thuiM J'imuiI wltn lurge airy
Itooiiis, fruiu frt to tllr wnk irannlent, tliso itr
dtivt Imlhsandgas. Mlts, o. i JiCiWAUD.
AuriHintrfloiiuir'l th Jfvwint JIjuio
Jm ly
Personam
IVf" MJriCl -AI L 11- IWI1NH AHU III II IU
Vn I y hubl li U'li Lu K'Vti my uliuHimlilngon iu
ne unt, she bii g lift t.iy fl uud Innr i without
prorriiiiikworrs4Miiii. JOHN le. llhKKhl.l.
oti-n laitiruiidl'oni isijiy
Lost and Found,
I OS I -IN tiUIKO H) JIIKISUUY DKI'Mtr-
inetit through o. V rinout awnue and riniinlh
StrtSl, it lllwuk lbukel)HMk, containing alMint el4.
Any one having found tlie sauid Will li aiilliildy ro
wsrlfd iiv ettli u it ni Nn Iii ii niriti n i it
' " r mi i i ni ii. i LJ
Rooms for Rent,
"Knf'K UOoMrt, MCKI.Y l'APKHEH, WITH
- kui mm wairr, poi (uui a hi aji,
in-fiiii injinii. iv nj i
oritur Nliilli and (I,
VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS,
on second and third fhiont. Iiinidmuiitly luridohtd. for
lent wllli iHiunli Hi ViTiitont aiiiiiu. t piMislte Ar
I lii ton !Il,Il1. Iti-duulluns lo puiiha uukli g itrum
l ill afrsin,eiUiita in'Uf
trmitsisiiKD JtooMH at uq Indiana avf-
J uuu. auiiftiu
A NH M.Y 11 itNl-lll H 1'ARIOH AMI '1UO
L aiiigl rooms fur mau liJ iblriepiith street
liurihweni, stulMt
?olt Rl Nf-VI RY JtlHlIlAltl I! I I'ltNIBIIM)
liors ana oinsr rc-cius in anno or single
1 Ul "IIIUUll UUUIll, HI Ut IIIUIK
IndlHiiti avenuiv
For the Ladies. .
"rREJMCOV.A.ij.
1 Mill rcmuveii'y
Dressmaking and
Plaiting Establishment
ONTIII' 1.101' JUS1CTO
UU'J XI il 111 Nlri'ct Norlliwtml.
11ltliti (l .rLiluu lutli.), it' li. r nril.
UiUly Ul-xi 1H.U.K LLfcAS,
For Re nt
I70II KENT-FUKNI8IIEII HOI'S E, TO Pl'
i-.--fiJC1""' """."Anilsoniftr fltled op for th
",llr' ."" "t rnrpew. ro,iwiil
pOU HnNT-M(HIT ROOM MUCK, NO. IT2I 0
i7- . noriuwptu gna, water, Iwtli, yard, Ar.i
Iw use In complete order ( fMper montlii key id tl
'"5I. ocs-it
inoilRKNT-HANlwoMH.YANDNEWI.Yrni
-tni,T1 T.?."' M,,FI Pr " suite, At 1T3 I street
north wi at, w It U tnt 1km toanl. nrl3-iil
FOR RENT.
The j-nnt residences on Etwt Opltol street, one
iurrromllieepltol arouuds, known m Umni i
I tow. Iinrll'B Kn rt-tAr1 In ium hlnn h lha
Hnpreme Itourt oftlhe llstrlrt.l now offer thfm lor
reni.tollrst-clMaicnanta only, Tor a urm or three
Maun isiiienneMoiocknrdwelllnahouseiiln WMli
hiKion, lmvliiirtt9torer9.rfi),isM,earli Iioom conialn-iiR-;inen
rooniMbrttbHlb iOinis,andall the mod
ern lintirovemeiit.
Iliereare eitenslre janla In rront and rear, em
bcllwlied llbsiirublier).roiinlAlns.Ac, A largeand
Hen mrrmiKco mitnie is ainw netl (a eneii house.
1 1 If In BI1 lltmnii.t.l ..i .wirflnntlw ,a Miwr. ftrt
cliiurinviiiiiKikiiow rent.
Appllrntioiinuytewitileat2U A street southeast
or at .'IS Mm Cnoltol at reel.
epiMf A, O HAN'T.
CM)lt KFNT-rALL AMI SrE (it'll LIT OF
i-' pioprrty for rent JOHN fell t-HMANT Attl,
nfc v mini juiihiiih.
I""pl'IlNUll"tb KUOM8 AT S24 INDIANA AVE
""e. mil Ini
For Sale.
JOK SAIU-OV AllVANTA'IIOlS TKUMS, A
AJ btiiitlftal Itdllillliir It, 111 fwl . liichM h.IOO
Ant nn IVd iin.iii,. .. lt..l.. ... -...a ....-. .
Mount riifiinnt. Anilrin JlllIN MAV ltk'.4 j. si
street sonlliweoi, aoip'iH.t
TIIK HA.XDSOMKhT KlMV IN ."
1632, 1034, 1030, 1038, ud 1640 Rhode Island ar.
TWO Store, hiitoment. mi il manure) ulili kitlw
ftllars Iieuvy sioim rouiidaitutist 11 rooms i
beys to iiry story t verandah Id rear, ith ir
rHiiicenientv ior summer cookli'K! two natur.
ciu'el tno aiathiiiary wnshslundii hid and cold,
pluiuue-d so as to nrc v nil ib KMibiiiy or olgrs en
terlntf Iron optaklnslntteDluiirliKlpid toomsi par
Huns und iooh lra?d, thus suMnlnlns the llo r and
pi-etentliig tbu crtickfntr ofwaJlat Irecol celUnir
tindnsllai eMimle irluiniintr nndensliitn,sialnel
In tmiiiMfon ofnainutt two yara In bulldinir. malnty
by tliisa work.iinder llio imimte ponmnid direction
or owner, with aitectnl reHrenre to thcr omen nee.,
flrninrss.nnd dnrnf.iiity, no element or wli cliTsiak
Iniri aUs walks. RtidareM of slonei IUI, n enrner
with tower, IZriHiins a butler's jmntry, with alnk)
ehtcaiit wnnlrole, with mirror t threw wtbdntandii,
heuied hy rurnace; Is hard wood eebinet IIbIi, us ele
sant nsany liOiieln the city. Ailwere built wltna
lew to ihe nwd of persons of diacernment and taste,
whonfinlrea home nn re eleirai t and durable than
lli climp const ructions nauady Imllt for anle As
owmr IsbhllvedloreallEe, thfy win be sold fur one
'mirth lra than a butldt r would cliaig to n produce
tht-m. A nly on the prenilni-s. aepJl-lm
IUU tI.E CALL AMI FE Ot'tt LIT OF
- roperie ior Anie.
l no luintiiiiB
NEW STYLES.
Pail m Winter Glotdisg.
We have nowln stock the newest ihlngi In
ENGLISH, FRENCH,
AND
CIEKMAX GOODS,
Diagonals,
Cassimcros,
Chovlots,
Broadcloths, &c,
IKCLUMKO THE
WEST OF ENGLAND GOODS,
THE FISI3ST IN THU WOnLD.
HultsmaHle o order from 920 up.
KeiuIy-tuAde Ilualueaa Sulta from..,. IS "
Keiuly-iiiade Dreu Suite from 85 "
Fall Overcoata from 8 '
AMKItlCAN YOKE MIIIBTN
Made to Order nt 924 and 930 per Doteo,
DEVLIN & 'CO.,
NEW YORK CLOTHIERS,
1820 i- KTiiiarr.
Justices of the Peace.
SIMON WOLF,
AJTD
COUNSELOR-AT-LAW,
Justice of the Peaco, Notary Pub
lic, and United States
Commissioner,
617 Seventh street, between F and G.
TACK BOX Ci HLaiDn.NCK.113 FIFTH BT.
JylJ.m
WILLIAM HELMICK,
ATIOHNKY-AT-LAW
AND Jl"STICn OV 11IK Tl Ll ffja V BTRKET,
TALLMAIHIU HAII.
lyn-ir
GEORGE E. HARRIS,
(Late Aliorney-ricnerid of MliwlMlppI )
No. 619 f i en Hi htretd northwest.
Jy ly (Opposite pisl OrHre l'epiirtieiit)
SAM M. WILCOX,
jmncrot imii'ua.
AU ATTOIINXV-ATLAW,
ivll ly m Tour ''"! ft lmlfu.ft iiorlliwi-ht.
J. S. TAYLOE;,
Jl HTIC'U or '1 UK PktAC'U.
Kctan Public and Luiuinlaaiuuir uflkitds.
Ortictt. u;i Fstriatuorihwuau Jyii-iy
CHAHLKS WAImt.
ATIOItNFY.AT't AV.
UNnmhlATI-H (HMMIhHlOSm
M)TAUYI'L'lll.lCAMJLiu kut IHKPKACfl
No MJlJaireel, hiiikisIU Oty Hull. ltildtmet lilt
Tldrdstrwi loithwfut Waalilngton, U I jylldv
-e4J
Dry Goods.
CiiiApriTrAitrMriiNiiiKuirv.
lnvrdi a A. 1 U-,
All Wi.ol hisriilus, iCko.
lit al Iuftr Initialua aJc.
llritKMla end s)lis,7V. Hat.BOC,
!upir Miiln,7
argu bite ltfnl ft only fX
uifHiireaiu m, u:,; 1
loorllit I lillm veryeluaiv
1UI (HiUlet Al lLttr ItOTTOM PRICES,
llliKkCuahliurea, .0, T W.tTJ Tft. 10 fl
large HttMb liriaiiiiMHls, l!i, loMV
Hluika.oittal'iirgailis.HV 7V l,l U, loll
ciiLAi'Li iiutfbi; W ilui un In wooi
, N NAL'IiAIN,
uaiaiKiinaca
Carriages.
",..IAULUilLlMUji
JOHN .McIi:itM()TT A- llltOH.,
IlillllllllL k,.kfl,U......1.kl
VAiiiiiauri maiiurALKJIIciWh
(Mtfauui UamU 1U Peuusylvui la avuuue, near Third
birevt weal.
l wan, aamugiuil, IK Cl carriages uu o.
rtevivett uu storage aud sold on commlsalon
Currli nwrrpalreil
febl t
LEPT-OPP CLOTHING.
nooiu, miom iiAig WAiuiiijj, i-ufoi,
(MinK.iiioiii..iii(i,Mu.h prU. ci.ni', don.,
SBnrax,iir1:,i"7!5y,r..;"iii a
Uiar-lf (
Amuseme.its.
XJATIONAL. UNCLE TOJI.
WEEK Or OCT. T-KKVSX rmronMAKCES
Ha llvrl.t Dwcb. r mow.'. IUrlMd
VXCtE TO V3 C.I 7II.V,
II Coui.Kb MAnHtn.L nnVM,
Jiv Utuinru hlavk Jtrnti rv Rixoriu
lirFrnBHrr.rnv. Co.plktkc.t.
Ppt.mlld Vtcwofltin Oliln ni.r In Mltwlntir.
Tit. UlMlnlppI nirpr 1y M.mnll.ht.
A mint,.!. r mSA. """""' ,''w"," ro""
i nv uouee fillers in their Clianu an1 Phouw.
mIod , ,.,- r, tA pnn
y .. .-.M..MM M ,.. ,.a tvma
OCIJII
riMIE.THE COMIQUE.
uonoay, onnonen , ?. tthsday ANn
A HI I.I. Nt.U ITIMIUHVI
The rrentllefnardiil IhtUy llt-mlnetont Mlnnta
llalnrortlil lvaiitlne ami rrlel liiAon and lllr.
.1 Kl.ool o7 f yln-l I n Anl II,. ,r,a d,.,
Our Mutnmoth stock tVtiiilmnv. Idtnt nek of Ru.
ilnm Itmiher. .ml ll.rrh riba MfN.iois wtr
flM.VI.S IIALU
xim:ni)ay evi:.ixo,
Uctol.r IU, 1978, nl 8 o'clock.
LhCTUnE BY
COLONEL HENRY C.DEAHNA
Lat. Collector orcttHtom. at Alaak.).
s vjiji:cti
'OrVIXj SHBYIOB,"
WITH 1LLCSDIATIVE ANFCIJOTEH.
AdmlwlonS0c.iil.t for.l..v.ryhrft ool-td
TjISCOLN JIALL.
X11K MA11IK nn7K-IArI.ROS OUAND OPER-
ytiiv IW.ILr HID,
Kfr. itnxnv MApiinv.nr rndnn hm n.
bouor to announce I be I iimukii ration of Ids ami-on.
WLPMMUAY i:VKXIN(l, OC10Ui.lt 9.
An unrlrulsvlt-oiuhlnaUun.
UAIUEItUZi;
UltlUAULI,
Mr. I ni.UMKVr.FTIO, Violoncello Virtuoso.
Mr H-.HU.VVlA Kh.N.l'iitulstaiidOuuipotier,
Pntnway ceUbratrtl pLuio usm!
I'opidar pricew Itierved seaLs, !.
Ilia aala i.f llrkvta twill liacnn .1 krAlaa.Atf mmU
alore, Monday morning, October 7. odj-Tt
asr.a?j.a?oKyixr2r i
li street, between MatU nu1 svi.th.
ItepM.ninff of the Hwimmln rVhooLwIlh nwllltlee
tor constantly changing1 Ibe water aud keeping U a
pleoannt a in July.
OPr N KVKllV DAY, FROM B.W A.M. TO tX I. M'
LA Dl IS' DAVO-Tueda and Fridays, from Ion)
Frlco for Flaying, ... - 40 Ceu'i per Hour,
TABLES IlF.FITTEDTnAR ItESTOCKna
faTBrer) thins In nrst-clBM style.
octl 6m M II. BCAyLoy, rroprtetor.
DAILY WALKS ON EASY FEET
rrnmo
houxa
many
promote health, coin fort. Industry nn 1 loneevtty, and
Iiouhamln uf well-known per niutca. amotia: them
iiDvmtwi rnimrm ineiiH-ai. iiinrcwi, anu po-
lllfHl i
illKiillarlcfl. ixtiroiibe lir.
'. VVIII1KH fxlaniUli.
M III
Otn NO,
fTH T
fNW
4 caa
If. sen.
no
u, ts.
.tl A 11 K K I T I. It N
Freo ArtUallvryaud atore, 'o.9 & street norlL
weat.
Clioloe Oil Patntlutfs, Rngravlnxa, Chromoa, Ac
Alxo, larrest aioclc of Paperbantrtngs, Window
Shade, ricturea, Ftamn Picture Uorda and Tassel a,
lUnsSfKalla, An. In tbo District,
faV-TLHUat UAHU.
Utiae remt ml r name and number. jeSMf
Interior Adornment
Wall Papers and Window Shades.
JOHN ALKXA.Di:it A HOS,
hO. 1SI I'KN.NhYLVASIA AVE.
W. li.Tfl now lo .tor. luid roiuly Pur Inapecllon tXL
th. lnttat rtylw of
"W-cVXjIj papbrs.
Tho tine will be triple hi eilcntof prerlotia aeasona,
andcotiuUna (rood to suit, both lo price and quality.
Our aaorl men t embrawca ull tlie lendtof atlea of
JUHTLAICI MOltRDI A DlttttwKU PAPKIIS,
FnUCU. t-NOLISUANI) AUIUCA27 TYU2
PATTJ.1t.N8.
We hay also DADO A7V WAINSCOT1NO PA
VI Its, made to match tin U per waJl.of entirely new
devliins, wllh Uold ltanglnk'a lu matctt. Also a full a.
Miriineiit of the cIibjih r gradM Itlanka,Bilosf t rencti
(IroiiwU. aodChuaputlia. Full lluo of Miaile (Jooda
Hbd J-liluna at towt prkN. ootl-TuThAhini
G. IT. POItSlti:KQ St CO.,
DHOOBATOBS.
FreflcoralRltncand Interior Decorations a jctalty
Ofllce, 143 O street, opiHlle the Itiggt House, Waah
Pain tine In all Its branches. We nse none but th
bMl m aleilal lu OJr votk, and all Work fcuamnlee
aaiiaturary. au7-am
nCA9fi:R & DOWNING,
TJPHOLSTEHBIvvS,
Aud uuuiufUeturerB of all grudve of Mattreaaea,
No. 703 It btrect N. W aslilnglou, I. C.
LoostcoTercuitlogasueclalty. AHordtrspromptJ
ly attended i Jyllltm
loot tkmm. avk. mot Fcnm Ava
A.. . Is'BIjItOY,
aiLUUt. HANUrACTUIIKH OK P1EU AND
MAN1U. MIUHOIW,
Gold and Walnut aiuea of rrary doacrlpUoo.
VA Indow cornices, Ac made to older.
OLOFnAMtSItLPAinEOANDREtllLT.
Mlrrora and Pictures removed andrehuug, Tlo
lire Hooks, Nails, Uuld, Bitter, and Cooner Wires.
lUMta, Vet ret rruoitw. Ac
Picture JU-d-UIll, W alnut, and Oak-put up at the
ehbrtest noilev, nnd at it ssonaMo rates.
Ai all stork Uaonoou lha rvmlaee, I am prepared
10 ao tne asnie ai is er vsni. ivm iuao .ny miauiiau
uieut tbUhidtf oi New urk,and will guarantee awl
IaI ai tlmi.
Mirrors and 1'hturesrnrtfulTi' parked and
shlpptd. elvei mwn lu stock tor the nextaUiy
if.
XMl
uas win oe auiu a iw jt iuiiu nuun mn.
laMlllbeoUi
rarlks leaving
heir Mirror and
rlnir tho eltv lur tbesuiiinicr can have
their Mirror and Pkture iTsiinw regtlt and stored
(nu tnjr iur luwsunuuci can nava
mi til ruiuru wliliuiit ntru cLarLe.
llrclsrahv malt itoni lly niltnded to
Druggists.
TW liLE,
0II...V.UU. I
UKALVUIX
ruiiK vuvou. ""
cnuiiCAiA
MrrICIN
FANCV AND I'OILHr ARTICLKH,
rllVBICIANS'
Hotels.
Metropolitan Hotel
WIU. OPKN ON HCITKMUKlt 1
IlehaMlltatod throughout, uuJer the mann.emeDt of
sel? Ini
TltEMONT HOUSE.
ruTlleavtliodnalreBoodholBl bonrd, lth cool and
atry rooms., ran ImaU el litis favorlto hotel Ior lha
aumnitr iiiouihsal Hie fuiiowlug reduced latest Oun
llfuiuiiund wile, ao to lUiwr rounili j single rooms,
A io tA) a mouth, and a to i0 puf wrvk, '1 ttb3 Itourd,
JU wf jiionllisinl (ija r wwk, Jul if
1 imif. RKHH.1KU, " '
A JL No. I Til and ITM Pennsylvaola avenue.
New and elegantly furnished, U now open fnr tut re
ciilioit uf transient and poriuajieut boardurs. Ks,
ttlleiil table hoard. fi pr luoiith, (trench cook I
lleganl furiiuliuil rouins, tn suite ur single. A dell
ciunscuii oi
dcctt-ly
i.rui. uf ruffe, lur 0 .llt n lMiliillr.
iy I i.f.i.ii..ii, iT"pri"ui
EDUITT HOUSE.
lScni1iiurlt'rN Arm mill Nnyy.
(lOL'll iiium FUlf'Lm'Al'ta)
WASlll.MnO.N, U U
WORMLEY'S HOTEL,
CnilNEH II AHU HFIKKWril BIHKWIS,
FlniU.liuMln.erf ro.K'l. ml Ml
ST. JA3VTES HOTEL
UN I1IK ILIIKIXAN I'LAN,
,,vmBiiMwii,yBm
MESSRS. M, wTgALT, DRO. & CO,
Invito particular attention to llielr
BtOCK OF FANCY SlUVtHWAHt, Qt
tho newest pattonis and novel uoc
orations, made especially tor wod.
dino fl'3'