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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-07
RY H. WARNER-
x Ils NJ "AHN hh,
II Real Estate Broker and Auctfoneer,
Federal Building, corner seventh and 4 sts. n. W.

x
y Real Estate Broker and Auetioneer,
Feder1l Building, corner Seventh and 4 sts- n. ".
TRUSTEES, SALE OF SQUARE OF GROUND.
NJ; gi, SITUATED BETWEEN NJ AND
WEST AND CANAL STREET, AT AUCTfOS.
By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated May - A. D.
the land records for Washington couRtr In the
District Of Columbia, and at the request Of the
ton, in mont Of the premises, on MONDAY, Octo-
Der 10, 1874, at 4:O p M, the following described
trict of Columbia, to wit: all Of square numbered
i've hundred and ninety-scven- CiT;J containing
eighty-one thousand six hundred aud seyenty-hTe
CSl,670) square feet.
Terms: One-half cash, balance at six and twelve
months, for which the notes of the purchaser,
bearing interest from the day Of sale, and secured
by deed Of trust ON the property sold, will be
taken. deposit of 800 Will be required the
day Of sale. All eonveyancing n purchasers cost.
Ifterms of sale are not complied with in days
the property at the risk and cost OF he deSaIting
purchaser. after i've days advertisements in some
one or more newspapers published in the city Of
HItANhhET IT h I,kTR. Trustees.
Oct7-wFM&ds WIS Salesman a i1Ini;i
EIOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-On
IL THURSDAY, October Il, ISL will sell the
BladenHburg, Md, on the east, containing about
% acres, more or less. The land Is admirably
state Of cultivation, having been used Truck
Farm for many years. The improvements consist
of large dwelling thirteen rooms; Oyerseer's
house. four rooms: with stahling, Ice house. smoke
house. and all necessary Outbulldings. AL kinds OF
fruit IN abundance. Immediately after the above
viii be sold three CD hTst-cla>s work horses wagons,
carts, and all the implements necessary for car
rying market farm.
the purchaser may desire. and can be arranged
that the products of the farm will pay the deferred
''''''''' WIFI THoS. L. HGGSaIE,
So Market spscr,
Or LATIMER & CLEARY.
Oc1-St AuCtiOneerS
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-07
PROPOSALS FOR BRICK;

OFFICE OF LIGHTHOUSE ENGINEERS)
~ FIFTH AND SIXTH DISTRICTS,
BALTIMORE, ND. Sept. ~, 1874.
Proposals are invited for hard-body brick for
the following light stations, and in about the fol-
lowing quantities, which are approximate: -
CurritucE Beach, n.
Oak Island, N G. 165, 900
Morris Island S. $50, 900
Hunting Island. :. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1000
81 Augustine, Fla. l6j,uO
For further information correspond with this Of
flee before bidding, stating which station IL de-
sired to supply, quantity which can be furnished,
delivery when to begin, at what rate continue, and
in what lots.
All proposals must be accompanied by a speci-
men OF the brick proposed TO be delivered.
Specimens from Southern yards may be sent to
the Lighthouse Engineers Office, Charleston,
S. G..
Contracts will be entered into for the supply par
tal entire, of any all the stations above speci
fed, at the option Of the Engineer.
(Signed) +. HARDWOOD,
Major OF Engineers, I. S. A, LigIt-iOHse En-
gTncer. Ocl-3t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-07

90 PUNCHES ASPINWAI.I, BANANAS
OO Just received and selling low
MALAGA fRUIr COMPANY,
Qel-t 4os Ninth street northwest,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-07
A hPHABETrCAE
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

CONTINUING Cards of First-CIass Estab.
Hshments in all Branches Of BUSH
ness in the District.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-07
DY WASH. Ii. WILLIAMS, Auet.,
- (Suecessor TO Green & Williams. Auetioneers-
No. 1901 northwest corner Tenth and ID streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE, FRENCH PLATE PIER MIRRORS,
BODY BRUSSELS. INGRAM CARPETS. &C.
By virtue Of deed of trust, dated the LIST day of
March, A. ID. 1S72. and duly recorded In Liber No.
co. folio g. of the land records for heDistrict
of Columbia, shall sell, on THU RSDAG. the 18th
day Of October, 1874, at 10 O'Clock IN. at house
No. 9l2, on street, between Ninth and Tenth
streets northwest, the following articles, viz:
Two handsome Black Walnut Fran: French
plate Mirrors, with Slabs and Brackets.
One handsome Rosewood Frame ParlOr Suite, up
hOlsteTed In Damasks eight pieces.
Green Rep Parlor Suite: eight pieces.
Rosewood Marhle-tOD Tables and Fancy Chalrs.
Handsome L3mbreIuins, COrnices and Lace Cur
tains.
Window Shades, Body Brussels ParlOr CaTptts.
Two Black Chamber Suites and WardrObes.
Hair, Husk and other Mattresses.
Feather Beds, Pillows and BOlSters.
Walnut Bedsteads, Marble-tOp Dressing bureaus
and WashstandS.
Table and Cane-=eat Chairs.
Brussels; Thrce-ply. Ingram and other Carpets.
Walnut Extension Dining Table and Chairs
CrOckery, Glassware and Kitchen Requisites.
Terms cash. ------
VIM. F. MATTINGLY, Trustee.
oc6-d&ds WASH. b. WILLIAMS. Auct.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-07

E5-THR ABOVE SAFE Is FURTHER POST
poned until WEDNESDAY. October IA. 1874, same
hour and place. by order Of the trustees;
LATIAER & CLEARLY.
OcT-WFM&dS Aucti1neers.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-07

AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSES;
ARCHITECTS,
AsHET r. S SeaTle, 3I0E ST opp r Dept ~
". NJ. POindexter, Vernon Row
ATTORNHYS.AT-LAW
Edh NC Ingers9L 454 La. ave-, op- City Hail.
Sg L STfrsT w. ss s2 ~ stFsa n6 St1ei
SND!Barrett, 81 q street.
% W. BRSs e SS sF s GP sPS s
J: T, K. Plant, 20 street; J. P:I NOtary-& Com.
BAKERIES.
9.M.Lamb Natl Pie Bird BE'y, ZOE. Capitol st
BANKS AND BANKERS..
]. H sguler Co, Bankers, No. in6: Pa. ave,
OdieeEs caShed in advance.
Riggs & Co., Executive ave, cor. 18th st.
BELL.HANGERS,LO CKSMITHs, dc.
T. Fred. Fischer, GIG 5th street, bet. and q.
BLEACHERS,
A. Unwilling, straWh't AID bit beacheC, 94 PRIV.
BOOKSTORES.
TOlemOGs & Chapmans' Metropolitan Bookstore, Oil
Pa. ave, bet. 9th and IOth SITS. Constantly on
hand the newest and most fashionable styles Of
BomR and D6 HRS SST fnTas ePErSTsd in
the highest style OF the art, An the new publ
cations received a. soon as Issued: nh 49,,
W1EEen Choaie C3 GrSt-ct1SS Book Iotb a a
ID. A. BrOsnan, CCathulicl926 st., bet. 9Th 10th.
BOOT AND SHOE STORES.
%. III. Furlong. 5J7 9Th ST.. n. W. Makes to order,
BOWLING SALOONS.
0has. &. EcklOf, I2ls L ST., bet, 18th and 18th.
BRASS WORKS.
W: ThOs. SOmCTvillc. manufacturer of all ar
ticle, used in the Plumbing and Gas and Steam
Fitting Business: complete stock Of Plumb
ers' Supplies, &C, constantly on hand.
BUTTER. EGGS CHEESE, dc.
civ. c. Rohrer, 5. W. cor 9Th and streets,
General Commission Merchant
CABINET SHOPS.
VIM. Walter, g83 street. near 10th.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
Brust Humphrey. stair Builders, 9th and G
streets, near Patent Office;
III. 5. LitCield, n. cor. 9th ST. and n. Y. ave,
Carpenter and Builder and General Contractor.
CARPETINGS. 0ILCLOTHS. &c
WIN. : Mitchell! { Co, SI3 Pa. av. MARKET spare.)
importers and Dealers in carpets and house fur
.. o. d. Carpet House, sOI7th ST., bet. and h.
CARRIAGE FACTORIES.
Robt. H. Graham. 40, A. 4l4 Sth street n. W.
JShn hcIermott Bros 80 Pa. aT., near Sd 81.
CLOTHING STORES.
kTaiiOrs; fine clothing for men and boys.
COACH FACTORIES.
delH MCIleTIRott Bro. $40 Penna- avenue.
COALTAR AND ITS PRODUCTS.
Pagc Fietcher DistilleTs Of Coal Tar and Itefn-
avenue, REPUBLICAN Building.
HOMEOPATHIC PHARMACY.
ES5. McPhersOl Co, No. Sl4 Ninth street.
DRUG STORES.
ID. 4. Hickng. 81 Pa. ave, cor. 81 ST. Prices low.
FIX. DOOey. n Ia. aV., bet. II aud 81 sts east.
DRY GOODS.
Begm & Wy1ie; One Price: IGS & 1000 eth st. W.
GAS FIXTURES. &c.
Alex K. shepherd Co, 80 Pa. ave. bet 9th and
10Th streets. Constantly on hand Svery large
stock Of everything aPpertalning to the Plumb
ing and Gas Fitting Business; Trade Supplies,
Lights. Brackets and Slate Msnteis, In large as
sOTtIRent and Sr the newest patterns also, hand
some Crystal Chandeliers and Clocks An use
pl A. a
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-07

HSTHE ABOVE SALE IN FURTHER POST
pOncd until WEDNESDAY, October Z, 1874, same
hoHr and place. By order Of the trustees.
LATIMER & CLEARY.
enan-WEMEds
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-07
DY LATIMER & CLEARY,
ID AuctiOneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and Eleventh ST.
Star O1ice Building.

DY LATIMER & CLEARY,
- AuctiOneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Star Onice Building.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE, FRONTING ON L STREET NORTH
BY virtue OF a deed Of trust, bearing date on the
18th day of October, s70 and recorded In Llber No.
81, folio 80, ct seq, Of the land records OF Wash
ington county, ID. O., the undersigned, trustees in
said deed mentioned, will sell at public sale in front
OF the premises, on FRIDAY 9TH day Of An
gust, 1874, at O'Clock p. m, all those pieces or
parcels OF ground lying being situate in the said
city and District, and known and being all Of lot
beginning for said part Of lot No. Il at the north
west corner Of said lot and running thence due east
two Inches, CA #. in, thence south COD twenty
feet three go inches thence west tTenty-fogr CD
feet two ~ inches the west line of lot and thence
north along said west line to the place Of begin
ming, together with all the appurtenances thereto
Terms Of sale: One ffth cash, and the balance IN
six twelve. eighteen and twenty-four months. with
Interest at the rate OF seven per from the day Of
iscs A deposit OF SEQ viii be required of the pur-
chaser at the time of sale. II said terms are not
complied with in five days from day Of sale, the
HE iefsuiting purchaser All conTeTancing at the
expense of the pTrehIsaSS has TIr Ar1ACu
kiGHAERbD T TARSERl Trustees.
LATIMER & CLEARf,
iy24-d&ds AuctiOneers.
HS-THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
pored until WEDNESDAY, September ~, lS7I,
same hour md place. BY order Of the trustees.
LATIMER CLEAkl,
se2j-FSM&ds AucuOneers.
HS-THE ABOVE SALE IN FURTHER POST
pOncd until WE'D NESDAY, October :, 1874, same
sep0O-wFMSds Guctioneers.
EB-THE ABOVE SAFE Is FURTHER POST
pOned until WEDNESDAY. October IA. 1874, same
Oe7-wFMSds AnctI"neer,.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-07
NP'''S' " RIf'HARD WALLACE, 1-r,s,..,
NOBLE ID. LARNER, 9'S'
LATIAIER & CLEARG,
iy94-d&ds AuctiOneers.

RE-THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
p0ned until WEDNESDAY, September N, lS7I,
same hour md place, Bv order of the trustees.
LATIMER CLEARl,
ses5-FSM&ds AucTIOneers.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-07
4 CLEARY

ID AuctiOneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner of Penn. avenue and Eleventh
street. Star Office Building.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-07
DYE. H. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner Seventh and sts.N. ".

AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF G. STREET,
BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH AND EIGH-
TENTH STREETS NORTHWEST.
On SATURDAY, October IL, 1874, st 4:30 O'Clock
p. M, will sell at public auction in front Of the
premises, lot numbered Is in square l69. fronting
North street 80 feet II inches, with depth Of
lib feet 81 inches TO a 3O-fOOt alley.
Terms: One fourth cash: balance st six. twelve.
eighteen and twenty -four months, with Interest at
eight per cent. Der anunm from day Of sale, Sc
cured by deed OF trust the property sold: SlOl
will be required 4 deposit at time Ofsalc. All
COnveyancing at expense of purchaser. Terms to
be complied with in seven days.
J. T. COLDWELL, salesman.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-10-07

Ii Auetioneers ana Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner of Pennsy lvania avenue and E1sy
enfh sfrn.f- srar Ofica HnlIline-
, 1874-09-23
LATEST NEW YORK MARKETS.

SuecfaE Disnateh to The GhicGao Tribune.
.hS S osnx o s0 oaDso oaay %as rr u
and, under liberal arrivals, huYers had tho ad-
vantage. Shippers nro disposed to bold or for II
furthor concession. Wheat is comparatively
lower and very quiet, especially aprlng, ot which
good aepasnd ut the ahatonsout. Millera arc
buying sparingly. Tho Halos arc LOG. .000 bu: at
s1,13 for No. 2 Chicago spring i5i.oo@l.lo for
No. Clicngo spring @ll4 1or No. = hlllWa1-
kcc and old do ut $l.20@1.21 anoat; 81.2l@
1.22 for red Western .25 for nmber do; $1.35
@l.8s Tor white Michigan.
0ats are plenty aud fairly active. Tho do
maud i'll part iB to fill contrActs. Tho Ba1eH aro
60.010 bn. Now Ohio mixed ut 63@64o; white
at 63@65o; Woatorn mixed at CSC; white at 65l1l
@GGc; btato mixed ut 63@Gae; nna whito
Corn ia again hotter and in fair dnmand,
thongh closing quiet. Tho demand is in part
for tho futurp. The salos aro 100000 bu.
do white At q. .o3@105; DO yniiow ut 97@ss1155c.
Included III tho na!es aso 16 ,oau bu,. ss!ler nexs
weok, at soc; $1,000 bu, do sellor Inst half Of
Whisky is in good domnnd and valaos nre
steady at tho late adrancos. Sales Ut 500 brlH
The tsnnaaotions in berth freightB arc Inn
tied 10 tobacco, flour, and grain, at about
steady rates, excepting for graiE.roonl, which il
lower. Tho movement on charters il moderate,
| md ratos arc without matorial change. Tho o,l-
gago1nonts arc by ateaN,.
lilo pork market Ia decidedly lower, and closes
! vary heavy. Tho soloa arc: 700 hrls at 92345@'
23.90 fur mesa; 1000 brla mess, seller Septem-
ber, ::a.u0@23. 1900 urls do, soller October,
| $2;.0J@'2J.25, closing at $40 10,
Dtoasctl hogs arc oaser and in moderate DO
mn1,d Ut Sta,YiAo for g1ass-Eed aud v995@9S4o fol-
| corl,-fe.}.
Lard in !owo1, aud cloaos worry heavy, galca o1
| leu tea Wcsoru stcam ut 1AJGe caah 80 tcs cits
l p &c. .Iuts,
Wo Ieur Of the aalo OF 2,250 tcs. eollcr Eepto1a
Der, Mt 1I1Gt; 1000 ca. acller Octoher, nt I4llo
1850 tcs seller xix months, ut 1osc; 1900 tca
seller the yoar, ut 123155G@1215c.
, 1874-09-23

The Kccclptn of the at0ra Fntr-Tho
Stuto lsourti of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
asent OF AEnilro1ats property-tc4stuM
Of Court Ft,.tp0aAex1.
Spteial Dtspatah to The Ch,caap Tribune.
srn1Sur1ELp, Ill.,, Sept. 29-J, ". Buun, tho
Treaslror Of tho Staso Agricultural Boctoty, las
returned, md reports tho receipts at tho State
Fair to bo s2l,5oo which IL 81 600 less than last
year. Tho amount rocolyol will, however, pay
all tho o1pousea, Including premiums, md loaye
d hal!laoulo surplus.
Ilc Oommittoo to assoss tangible property of
railroads In the State for tho State Hoard Of
Equalization will report thin afternoon. They
flud tho fur cash va1uo OF lnndH
owned by railroads to DO S103so,44 /;
tho suporstruoture at tho roals, 1885,, 500 !;
sdo-sracks, s5.8l4.7l4; .rolling-Btock, sls,ool,-
will bc eqs,alizoa nt the Same pnr cont Tint othor
property Ia nsHoHscd ut. hlr. DnrcksoD, of
uook, gayo notice that he would oail Vi, his loso-
luton tomorrow morning. In which he fixes tho
nsscssmnnt Of property at 20 per cent Of its casi
G5 por cent. htr. Mcaiastor moved to amend tho
report Of tho Committee OF Lands so AZ to put
Randolph County In tho Heyontocnth class, aud
raise Dewitt County from the eighth to tho
oquaiizo tue lanip in Cook uounty Ut S6U por
nero, instoad Of 75, but the proposition was laid
over. Tie Railroad CoKumittao submitted at
tho nftoruoon session D detailed report,
which 1t IL Impossible to telegraph. Tho totals
arc as given abovo. THIS rapport will doubtless
bo adopted. 1t IL said thut Nfr. DerioRson has n
compromise, tho nature Of which las not trana-
pired which le will o(ror III tho morning. instead
Of pressing hs resolution fixing tho aseossmont
at 10 por cent Of its CASH ya1no.
Tine regular oesBion of tho United States Court
which should 10 bold ut Cairo Oh tho first Mot,.
iay in October noxt, has beou adjourned. In con
sequence OF the Illness Of Judge rreat until thf
10Th day OF Noyember next. Process Of tlt
court ID made returnnblo ut that time.
, 1874-09-23

el's hair. Above this, a volvct fold, seal
lopod, and following tho outline OF tho
Other. !Thon ~ aprol'-front Of camol's
l,alr sca1!opod,, With lonb back broadths. otged
over tho velvet nous,co-ouIrasso busquo Of tho
yotvct with bilk sleeves aud velvot cuffs. 4 Hu-
porb polonatso OF llack yclvot HaA trimmed with
q wldo barid OF cooks feathers. aboyo which WIS
trimmed With tho jct and foathora, lilo jot trim.
ming n!so passing up tile co,trc Of tho buck.
THE EXQuIAlrE BRIDAL D3Ess
In tho case waa sold to u bankers daughter from
Lnwroleo Nan'' for e4bo: 1he train ,1i Nas s
sfsSgo trn1s " p.tas feeling gEgsa gs Of Of ese ss p sa
wofo aite1nated WIFI double sIao plaitings q
cretio 1sBo Above thB tho gathered back fell
in graceful folds FROM tho whist to tic trimming
Oh tho skirt, the edge falling bolow Il. Tue
embroidery in white, {ot, aud foss, cdeea With
tho oropo liase, paaaca down the eiloa aud across
tho front. This trimming. nlado especially for
tito tircBs. III the most elegant tllat oan 10 do-
ylBed. Tho basuue waB similarly trimmed with
embroidery and crepelsso plalttrlgs rs woro tho
Of Yolyot, with tas and lato trimmings. was must
elegant In doHgn.
D!.t thcso morit moro timc tl,an wo can giyo
them now. Ono only with tho stylish aAirt~
tiol1nces Of laco.-ono n qnartor Of q yatd deol,
and ts6 upper ono about . incllen. beaded
with ict,-was rcn1ly most elcgant. ThiB some
fair Indy may purchase for s325.
1t aoomH almost impossible to toar ones aelf
away from theao boailtiful things. but other de-
partments merit description, and wo must turn
away With sigh for Fortunes purse: The
chillron's and niHsos' dresses woro as elaborate
as those destined for older people, ana will no
doubt evoke ash Of onvyin tho broaat or many
q litsle QUO, Still so perfect aro thoy III doslgn
QUO can scarcely wonder TINT those who have
abundant Woath cannot rcBat tho temptation to
array their little oues in f1ose fascinating robos
, 1874-09-23

". Dnrhan Of Kontuoky. Grand siro ;rohn
". Btokon. of rennsylvanla, Deputy GRAND
Hiro Jamos l.. Nidgo!ey. of baltimore; Grand
Secretary JoaElua Vansapt, Mayor Of Daltl-
moro, Grand 1'roRalsror.
Tho Grand Lodge, together with tl!o)r ledlos
and otlor iuvlted Flests, went to Oglctllorp park
this afternoon. Tllpro woro present ,]Uu people.
spoeclion wofo nlaao by x.doy. brown, Mayor
Htohoa md Representatives 1anlall, Of Call
fornIn. and furry, OF Connuctions. The ontlro
nlrair was NJ o1coetllngly rloasnlt ono, as,sl
mon,lore from all SECTIONS Of THO country weto
r, ruitabIo reception by tho Odd Fellows aud olti-
ZerB OF Atlauta.
, 1874-09-23
TIE DRESSES.


4 description Of elaborate Imported costumes
is always subject Of interost to all ladies. Even
If thoy mny not hope to purchase them, they
still, with their innate love Of beauty, Like to
know that Buoh things arc, and that some Of For.
tuno's fayoritos may hope to woar them. Wh'lo
1t 1sould Beom TINT, during tho day and evening,
ell Of Ghicngo'a elito caulo to Wow tho charming
spectacle 80 attractive to women in general.
still tLcro arc many who caught only glimpse OF
those elaborate coatumoH, on account Of the
crowd, while others vera not go fortunate % to
get thoro Al all.
In tho aide.room, prominently displayed, was
enc OF thosc
CURIOUS COMBINATIONS or COLOR
which ouly French woman darn touch, ,-palest
pink, almost roso hotri shade, with tho now
hue, which Ia neither crimson, scarlet, nor
cheEry, but moro nearly approaching the former
than any other. The skirt Of THIS dress had a
long Train falling almost In pointed Rhapc be-
hind. Entirely around it passed first gathered
lo1,nce, about a quarter Of yard deep, OF tho
sk. Above this Wero Two sde-pleat-
iugs OF liaso, tho under ona about inches
deep, covered by Il Rocond 8 ipches ia width.
Two uarrow plaitlngB arranged IN tho same way,
ao that tho under one was visible about half an
incl. above tho other, nlso passed. around the
train aud across tue tabller. I'Aeso were aopn-
ratoa by an insertion OF whito Aoss embroidery
on laco, tho deaign consisting Of carnations, md
making al exquisite trimming. A similar TRIM
ming OF lnso pluitngs aud insertion met The first,
and, passing ssraight acroaa tho trout and side
brcadths. disappeared uudor tic oyotHklrt behind
4 very Short rouul-polntod apron was finished
with 40 deliberately t'oss- embroidered lace In
= Loaf pattern, boueath which foil tile double
sias-plaasing Of Asse. aud up ono side
OF IT extended a row OF tho delicate tnsor-
ton. Tho ovnrskirt po4ind was very long and
pointed reaching below tho top OF tue, lower
ilouncu OH the train. This was plated behlnd
Ia one Of those myatasiouH Ways known only to
lroueA wo,non who make such nlatters lifo-
timo's study It WAS trimmed to match tho
apron with ample Bide-p -paitlnga Of lisse. aud tho
embroidered laco above tloao. 4 2-inc4 band Of
tho silk WEE tuon visible, aud aboyo tlliH was q
row Ut tho embroidered insertion. Another
pointed ard trimmed pioca MRh loopsd over tic
bank beneath the short basque, which upon in-
epcctiou proved to DO anotler Ut those french
doycoa, and was really portion OF tho basque
akitt. being IN extension and eiongation OF Que
lido, ABOVE this wele two lace-triumed tabs,
alao poruon of tho haaqua+
Tho hont OF tAis basque was out quits long
ena alghtly pointed, oreDipy II tho neox
b ths masaas sublaalon Of , PosnpAdouE,
, 1874-09-23
WASHINGTON.

Government Estimates for the Next
E4ncsll Eenr-dS On. EEutlcr--Y7lo C0ll-
grcssaOnal IxecOrd-3ny CO0lkes3 Cred.
itOrH-Tilo Republican Conventiota-
Tlle aosiiulnn:l Question Esln1c,:
NuxhblrIa to ESQ CHICK Of the Sccxct
Service.
Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune,
WAbu1sa1oN D. c., Sept. 22.-EHtimatos OF
tho Goyornlnent oxponsea for the pc1t Issal
year aro in progress in ull of the Executive
departments, and few OF tho buroaux, aud
divisions OF tho East hare already submitted
their estimates to the respective heads oi tlao
departments The moro important bra1schos
will not hayo tleir estimates completed for
soyarI Wooka About half-a-doaan Of tho
lattor claHB cannot be flDishpd until
within fow days Of tho assembling Of
culations must be submitted to tltat bqdy. In
tho gorelNl aggregate, tho estimates will 10
made for about tho saline expenditures uoxt yoar
al Was allowed by CongrasB for tho c,lrft,nt Aa0a
Various kinds will be recommended, OIL tho
ground that by tic legislation by Congnoss in its
lust session too great reduction waH 1natln, and
Tho clerical forco Aud funds intended f,x: various
purposes wero loft inadequate to tllo require
montR OF the seryico.
GEN. nuTLEn -.
arrived here to-day. Tho obioct.of his1visit IL
not known.
TlIE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD
Of last session IL about oo1nplescl, lnloxing and
all. a,1l ualoa seven largo volumes, tue index
constituting o soparato yulutao.
THE CREDITORS or jay cooNE CO.
in tllia city held Il n1sotfHg laat nlEht and ro-
Bolynd to pna tNit alui.us a,atuHt that til,n wig
orou6ly, al,.s to llaso fair and thorough shoW'
inE as to the csnass Of tho failure. anl Of tho
proceedings uf tho n,a1nbora OF tho firm aftor
the failure. lhoro wuH Htroug feeling that tho
interosts OF tho creditors haya bean sadly nog-
leoted, either Though caro!osHncss or for
Eravar yenAuu.
THE NEr unIIctT CONVENTION,
mentioned ln you. 1iHpatoles last nlghst offeoteu
temporary organization this AFTERNOON, and arc
nlaniully tack1lg tue groas qncsttona OF the hou1
| t,-niGht. .....
TuE.Lottt11ANA QUESTION
| presents no nnw dDYoloWnonta to-day, Ihert
aro no Indications ut this ona ot tho limo thRs
Kologg will n,uet tho un,yelsal wish by reslgn'
| ing. ....
| 1111xR wAaauuAx 10 III ou1EF or TILE aEoaK1
| BEnvtuE.
Ills pretty Nal1.ssttloA that ElrnsE WaAhburn
, 1874-09-23

formerly Chief Of tho Chicago police, will bo ap-
polutod' Chiof OF tho Bocrot Borvlce Dnroau. Mr:
Waahburn is aaid IL bo horo now. 11in principal
backer nppoara to DO Bolcikor Wilson. II 70 1a
appointed Eo cannot entor upon tho oilco TIL tho
1ss Of October, lilo timo at which Whiteiy'a rots-
ignatiun takos effect.