Evening Star Newspaper, July 23, 1867, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. > The Largest Cireuiation in the District W. D. WALLAOCH, Editer and Prepricter. WASHINGTON OITY: TUESDAY......--.00+se000e.JULY 23, 1867. S7 READING MATTER ON BVERY PAGE. SEB OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TBLI- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. FOR THE ACCOMMODATION OF PERSONS leav- ing the city during the summer months they can bave the Stak mailed to their address, by ordering the same at the office, for 12 cenis pet week, for one week or more. NEWSPAPER BOUNCE. For some cause not quite intelligible to the ‘unsophisticated, several of our cotemporaries ®ave gone into the business, lately, of at tempting to outbrag each other in regard to circulation. According to flaming statements Nguring at the head of their editorial columas, there must be a perfect rush, spasm, and ma- miaon the part of everybody to subscribe to wewspapers at this, usually dull season of the year; and every newspaper of them is in- creasing in circulation at the rate of many thousands per diem. A gentleman of a math- ‘ematical turn of mind in our office has made a calculation, in which he figures up that, ta- king these statements as gospel, the united circulation of the papers in question must reach some 250,000 copies daily, which tells pretty well for us as a reading people: ‘The only fear is that this enormous consump- ion of printing paper may result in a ruinons increase oi price in that article, which would work badly for us all. Seriously. however, ‘we submit that this sort of “bounce” deceives nobedy, and lowers the reputation of the pro- tession. A copy of yesterday’s issue of a city paper, in which the modest claim was put for- ‘ward ofa Jack-of-the-bean-stalk growth, over- topping all its cotemporaries, was placed last night upon the desk of every member of the City Councils, probably to influence action upon the pending resciution, designating the papers to which the corporation advertis- ing sbould begiven. But wedo not suppose that a single member was humbugged by this auetioneer style of The fact is, as we such representations really deceive nobody. There is not 4 newspaper office in the eity in which the number of copies, within a hundred; printed daily by each and every one of its co- temporaries is not known; and also how many of these are given away, or sold te newaboys ate nominal price. Neither are the people deceived. for every man in the community knows what paper is most taken in bis Beighborhood. We do not propose to follow the example of our contemporaries, but have only to say that the Star pursues the even tenor of its way. It has mever jumped ap ‘with mushroom growth by the thousand. but has steadily increased in circulation year by year with the growth of thecity. Guradver- tising columns show for themselves, and need Bo vouchers to tell what paper is recognized by the people as the most desirable advertising medium; and as there is scarce a family in the District not visited daily by the Srar, it would besuperfiuous to vouch toanentirecommunity of our subscribers concerning its circulation, When, however, any definite test of circula- tion is required, we shall be able to show | indisputably—ist, that the STa® has more than double the number of subscribers in the Dis- trict that any other paper has; and, 2d, that our daily circulation is, very nearly, if not quite double that of any other paper pub- ished here. NE Co-operation which 18 reccommended by many political economists as the remedy for “strikes” and “lock-out” isnow having a fair trial in the State of New York. In New York City, meetings of workmen are held nightly, and every day adds to the numberof co-opera. tive stores and work shops The Printer’ Union there, organized in November last, is aid to be doing a fine business, and the same may be said of other societies. The Troy co-operation stove feundry bas been a great success, and isabout io establish a branch in New Yor City: | A co-operative stove foundry was also begun last winter in Albany with great suc- cess, and soon enlarged its works. A similar establishment Rochester, were begun early last month. The Oo.operative Carpenters’ Society of Al- bany, established last March, bas more orders than itcan attend to, and that of the painters in Oswego has been doing well since its begin- ging in April. There will be a nataral ten. dency among the members of these societies | to connect themselves with co-operative stores, ‘where they will obtain the necessaries of life @t wholesale prices. THE IMPEACHMENT COMMITTEE. The committee met yesterday ang examined several witnesses, principally as to statements of General Baker. rom, a witness for the defense in the Surratt trial, will be examined in reference to his par- don. We also leara that it is expected the committee purpose an adjournment to the 13th | of November. after the examination of this witness shall have been completed. Mr. Brad- ley bas received a telegram from Cameron expressing his willingness to attend. INVESTIGATION COMMITTEE.—It is under. stood that (+eneral Sheridan will be summoned before the House Special Committee, ot which Lincol., of New York, is chairman, gate alleged trauds in the Paymaster General's office. ever, go South and receive General Sheridan's testimony while there. His evidence is in re- @ard to the alleged Lowenthal claims and bounty frauds. To-day Mr. Peter Blow, who accompanied General Ingals on his inspection tour to the Southand testified before tne Com- mittee. en! eee ee Sel Tum HOsTice INprtams.—it is designed to Give immediate effect to the act of Congress to | establish peace with the hostile Indians. The t will soon appoint three military ioners, thus completiag the number designated. 11 is contemplated to bold a meet- ‘ng a: some pdint in the West, probably St, Louis, where the programme will be decided | of, and operations looking to permanent peace | ( ‘with the Indians commenced. ——<—<—__ Watrvssia —The Russian Minister is ad- vised that the commissioner on the part of the Czar to make formal transfers of Walrussia to the United States will be here in about ten cays. The President has not yet designated ‘8 special commissioner to take forma! pos- session of the territory on behalf of this Gov- ernment. ————— ee S7 “Dats,” of the Baltimore Sun, says there “ig tolerable good authority for saying that the President will shortly assign General | Sheridan te a new command. and place Snother officer im charge of the fifth district But as yet General Sheridan's successor has’ not been named. , a ees A CoNscLTaTion.—it is stated wat the President has under consideration the Pro- Priety of calling the five district commanders to this city that they may confer with each other and the Executive relative to the recon- struction acts, and determine, as near as may ‘be, upon uniform rules of action and practice, Tue WaHITs Hovse.—The reguiar meeting of the Cabinet was held to-day, all the mem. bers presemt, and the session continued eatil nearly three o'clock. eit sate ene a Pursowal.—Secretary Seward ourp, where they expect to remain about two ‘weeks. Senne InTeesat Revenue —The receipts from this SORrCe to-day were $559,572 52. rete rare reared ‘S7'In the Maryland Constitational Conven- non at Anmapolis yesterday, Mr. Archer's amendment to strike —- ‘we clause of the Proposed. ‘stem requiring that there | shall be Sor wien reach judicial circuit judicia: ete was - ther Giscurced to the hour of he, it, Witbout @ny important acho: wea m upon its pro- in West Troy, and one in| We undersjand that thera _ Will be another meeting to-day, when Cam- | ‘The Committee may, bow. | | d his son, Frederick W. Seward, leave to-day for Au- 1 A PRESENT TO THR TYCOON. JAPAN | FROM PRESIDENT J Sone rug President Johnson desiring to mike aeuit> able present to His Majesty the Tycoon of Ja- pan, ashort time ago ordered a fine gold watch for that purpose. Theorder wasrivento Mr. J, Karr, of this city, for one of his patent chen. mometers, an. ‘wae divayies toppenys Scat class time piece. beea complete ES ie a most benny 1 _p'eve of Workmanship. it sone of Mr. Karr's pateat S eters, which are Bow used by the U. S'Coast Survey, and are said * pe e06 Dest time pieces ased. It ts of the finest 13 Karat ae. el of cription :—“To his Majesty Tycoon of Japan. trom the President of the United states, The engraving, which attract ch tion. was made by Mr. | Phipps, of thieclty. The werks are of the | finest kind, and the watch is jeweled through- out. The style of chain hasnot yc \ been se- lected, and it is probable that one wi jer at A cost of about $100. will be on exhibition at 480 Pennsylvania avenu be sent tothe Tycoon on the steamer Japan, now fitting out at the Washington navy yard., sp RAL GRANT.—General Grant arrived city unattended from Washington shortly before seven o'clock yesterday mora- ing, and proceeded direct from the Faitroxd depot to the Battery, and thence to (iovernor’s Island, where he was received by Gen. Wal- Jen and staf. During theafternoon the distn guished visiter, accompanied by Gen. Walien, ‘went on board the French war vessel Semi- ramis, at anchor im the barbor, and was greeted with a salute. After remaining a short time on board the vessel, a party, composed of Gen- erals Grant and Wallen asd a number of ths French officers, embarked on board a small steamer and went ona short excursion up the East river.—N. ¥. Herald, Monday. heavy. | following ii Ww GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. |. July 23, 1967.—Jay Cooke & oo" ish the following quotations of Gev- ernmeén ‘securites Buying. gelling. An 7110: eile rial 19B1L..0000000: ‘BW YORE FIRST BOARD GALES. Merk aes FINANCIAL. Lewis Johnson & Uo. quote stocksand bonds in home and foreign markets as follows: Naw Yor, July 23.—First Board. ered, ——; coupon, 102%; POX; Atlante’ Mail tio Cantos Oumberiand, 3%r Quicksilver, 35; ls ‘Michiga lino .Centrai ., 1 18% Cle’ and — cg x: Northwestern, 47%; wo. Cleveland and Toiedo, 121% mae 102%; Fort Wayne, 103%. F°E, SALE—A SET OF TINNERS’ AND OOFERS’ TOOLS, all in go: pa pfor rent. A immediately to N. Mc- irocer, Pennsylvania pe ite i ret th sts. Jy 23-8t + &@ From Shillington, Odeon Building, we have the Galary for August. ATTENTION | BRICK LAY No. 1 will me ward NESDAY EVENING, duis thy 1877. member is Peauested to be prose By ordet THOMAS FRANCIS. jy. ec. THE LATE GEN. lew MEAGHER.—A meeting of the friends of he late and lamented Gen, Thomas Francie Meng: her will be held inthe chamber 128 the Rosed of hy Aldermen. City Hall, on WE NING, the 24th instant. guished gentlemen and personal friends of this brilliant scholar. soldier and patriot will take part in the Proceedings and address the meet eting. GARRAHER, ne 3 BRIE ERS. NR 1 ‘Gimme ot "Kcringemonts, peters AL UNION BUILDING ASSOCI ORGANIZED JUNE Isr, 1967. ‘The second month meeting for the paymtent of {yee Will be held at the Hall.in the National Union | Fire Insurance Building. No. 71 Louisiana aye first door east of 7th street, on ‘SRIDAN. Au 2d, at p. tock’ can be serured at that time, or hy calling upon the officers of the Association SAM'L BACON, President, Corner 7th st. ad Pa. avenue. No. 404 3d at. east CHICKERING & SONS AMERICAN PIANOS TRIUMPHANT AT THE EXPOSITION OF ALL NATIONS. In addition to | THE GRAND GOLD MEDAL OF HONOR, i The Emperor Napoteon. in person. | companied the presentation with the decoration of THE CROSS OF THE LEGION OF HONOR i thereby conferring to the | CHICKERING MEDAL the only distinction over the four other medals awanied for Piano-fortes, all of which were exact ly alike and of equal value, and thereby confirming the nnanimour awatd of the THREE JURIES AND THE IMPERIAL COM- PLACING THE RING PIANO CHICK ay se HEAD OF ALL OTHERS. JOHN cn AN UNPRECED z Di preme Jury of the Ex- 0LD MEDAL oF MERIT for the in grand. square and up- position Tue Finsr ighest dexree of perfection | right Pianos and the most valuable inventions, showing the greatest progress in the construction af Biamo-Jortes. with the stronzest indorsement of the SupRME INTERNATIONAL | “in nto the above, Seeliway & Sons have | reeniveg the following cable dispatch: ‘Paris, Jul; ‘The great Societe des Reanx Arts, of Paris. Kare, after a careful examination of all the musical in- struments exhibited at the Paris Exposition, awarded to STEINWay & Sons, of New York, ther Grand Testimonial Medal for greatest superiority and novelty of construction in Pia: WG. METZEROTT & 60.4 jy 10-1m Agents for Washington, D JOSEPH _H. SHAFFIELD'S FRENCA c ONERY AND LADIES RES- TY RANT. 246 Pennsylya + between 12th nd 13th streets, with fipe large airy saloons, have no connections with any other establishment in this city je 27-lm ELECTRO-MEDICATED VAPOR BATHS L. ALCAN, southyrest co connor . ith street and Penn’a eve gu tis, Eruptions of | the Skin, Colds, Gout, Devilitee fection of Pa- lysis, Absorption of weeui And Female Com my | “THE IMMACULATE | CONCEPTION | Th BUILDING At ATION. he regular monthly meeting ot thie Association will be held in the BOYS’ SCHOOL ROOM of the he h.on the Ist Monday in August, at 8 o'clock tons wishing to join this Association will do Well to be present. as it is expected the books. f ption of stock will be then closed. U: hyone can take stock on applic cCarthy, treasurer, at his resi rel | the subse } om of the Association money has been ‘nt 38 and6d percent ay d JOHN J. McCULLOM, $ ESTABLISHED 1862. | McPHERSON & FERGUSON, | 571 PENN. AVENUE, CORNER IsT STREET, | | Capito, Hitt, PURE DRUGS, MEDICINES ana 1 CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY. FANCY GOODS c sicians Prescriptions accurately compounded. The ex ight Bell promptly answered. we BASKET OF PEACHES. 486 tiful and Truthful Chromo, from Brown's ed Painting. pronounced by Cuitivators of other competent judges. most tation of Fruit ever publ RKRITER'S, 0. 486 7th street, between D and E streets. F THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK or WASHINGTON. D.C.. On the Morning of the first Monday of July, 1877. | Loans secured, by positors on deman Due National Banks. Due Jay Cooke & Co. Interest, Surplus... Wr raced s. HUNTINGTON Ca ur | ew sblers Fra GRAHAM WAFERS at KING PLACE, Fo SALE—A DOG WAGON, made by Brewate: er 4 Baldwin, of few York. jg Something ve fine. itory of be seen at Carriage Youn, JR., & BRO., OPA avenue ak | f iy20-3t' AGENT street B. BEHRENS, FOR MISHLER’S BITTERS. has REMOV: | avgpue, three dors below Figier a SYRUPS ad FANCY LIQUOBS ee ona ther rpHOmAS BUSERLL & CO., DYER & Go enue, bet. a and 13th sts. and offer ‘at PCa WEA the lowest rates, from the Vineyard of | N. oe sey And other claret pel vr mi 12 Bp oer dozen, | suMiRE WINES. | “AEE oop BOGAN @ | WYLIK, No. 329 Seventh street, between New York 956 Pennsyvania a | Have just rocely iy 18-3t ice avenue and L atreet, in ‘and mm irae G }» Hosiery, ‘iLadiea nee rely upoa tole deans ony the si Yoo ana ol Ret enubr ally, mneninta from 5 Now 35, 000 3 gue BRICK, IN GOOD CAnER, R SALE —Apply immediatel; wm? GUINAND: 'S. Wood and "Coal Yi corner.of First street east and B itol Hill, at the hours of 10 a. m. BE HATS. HAT MANUFACTORY. XM. CoNSINGE A the onlj practiont F reet, (late with J. ¥. Davis.) Silk and Soft Hats renovated. | Sati isfaction warranted. street, six doors below bhi ue y 23-60) Hatter on Felt 346% 71 ties London Hist NEY y He FyolK sketcli OOK Hozier; tori of Sacerdotal Celibncy in'the Onristinn Ohare: by Henry C.Lea. Codman’s Ten Months in Bravil; illuattated. -Pindar's Melpomene Divina. Stories and Sketches by our best authors. Little Brother; itz Hugh Ludlow. Braithwai for July. (yz) FRANC (PHE HUDSON TAYLOR HOOEATORE: 334 PENNA AVENUE. “GET THE BEST.” (THE ONLY OFFICIAL EDITION.) New and Copyright Edition of the BANKRUPT LAW OF 1867, And Syllabus of Conténts, together with the Rules. Ordegs, and Forms of Proceedings in Bank- ruptcy. as promulgated by the Supreme Court o the United States, with Alphabetical Index. We believe this is the only edition. professional men will use, it being the only official edition with syllabus.and the Indexes will be found of great convenience, and save much valuable time. PRICE FIFTY CENTS. A LIBERAL DISCOUNT MADE TO THE TRADE. FRENCH & RIC! T BRATED R & BAKER ELASTIC STITCH. SEWING MACHINE, at DAVIS & GAITHEB’S, 10 Market Space. A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF ALL kinds of FANCY GOODS and NOTIONS, at DAVIS & GAITHER’S, F_YOU WANT THE VERY BEST FAMILY EWIN AMGEN E in the market, one that wilkdo all Kinds of work, and canbe easily managed By achild, bay a Cae & BAKER. at VIS & GALE ER'S, 0 Market Space. ANCY AND MILLINERY GOODS AT bulges that defy mais at 18'& GAITHER’S. Reeoat oF ru ao ‘COMPLETE— HES hss : Pia cahg r mormel Ee Gob = Straw, &c. Allkinds of Mit Feed. Ground Al jum snd Fine Balt, sree Ce lov rates, by eniug and Ist ateset, Indians r Baltimore Depot. he Culture Demanded by Be Culture Demanded by Mod apa * EW BOOKS ern Life. 8 Debt, Finances and “Stephen by 4 . Draper’s History of the American Givtt Warr rok Ine Meteor A Strata ing Stare and rotites. by Kine woad: erick ice gu Hallway and other Injuries of the Nervous Sys tem, Hartahorne on Practice of Medicine” 10 ‘RANCK TAYLOR. RIENTAL S0A For washing ‘Ria Gloves, Lace Curtains, and all ght Leap we Brat a Oh ‘or washing ‘o1 ruises, ant hands is equal fo the best Castile 5 —— eS making Soft Soap; see direction on the wray Prone 8 Sneacl ere, JEWELL. Manufacturer, 0890. gnd 509 Gat, north, bet abana’ Wh ris, BPPrEEREPEEPREPERROROFERE NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE, GEO. B. WILSON, Late of the firm of Burns & Wilson, No. 4502 SEVENTH STREET, Under Odd Fellows’ Hall, ddddddddddddddddddddddddd PEwaNT TOTHE LA) IES —INDELIBLE NG. Warranted fast colors. Will wash and bo Done by a Fresh composition, the receipt of which bas been purchased Bt a high nse of braiding. rine ited to call rig ‘a sample, and try ‘white or colored Underskirts, ‘Balma- ops, &¢., Stamped on Imitation or braid ARRANTED NOT TO WASH OUT. Grest eae to taales Eaxing clothes, for chil- dren. to make no sewing; but pattern printed ie the ther Boodt ‘indelible, wi that can attached bottems (same as they are ao worn in Rew stam) nd for sale at less than rds. medallions, Figures, say pare ol teh are os mhiz-tt 4 7 "439 ath street, opposite Patent Offs, PHILADELPHIA PRINT BUTT arriving fresh pid few days. “ew BURCHELL corners ith and F ata, under Ebbitt House, ae a exeLUXU BI sup TEAVELING LUXUR TEAS sueortment of articles se- lest ied expeclaly for for re above arpoees. DRBEUX wo aug, HAN, = reserves, Brands Fralte, and eles dia Fruits. "oy Fults, and Ji iNT , wl “iet; ij atl no, a large Bete ie 7 of Tae and Rae Pic-Nio We es mil cost of bi rnong Gra ‘arolina; fist beat Sei aes color; orth arona: use. lune M. KING & i, myws.tt “corner Vernet bar tiren it. EE EB 1876 88. | series AND NEW YORK MILLINERY. GASTON ‘has just returned York with wing and el it assortment fine French. ‘Buslieh, ed American Gira Bonnets and Hats for I ren; mber, Pearl, and Straw Orns. Crystal, Al repch iguere Ba Banpet a ie Bilke, ‘ond Beal aed aig tte ti to allorders, aaeonn 448 6 6 eth sureok, near Fensariventa ave REDD. Puig Sn ae Ma Boom Not iat Peas Bert samen Th Senta Somvestre: canta, Boge a Gout tay era E5206 genuine unless the maker's name is | pier: TELEGRAMS TO ‘THE STAR. ——__—_—_—_ FROM’ EUROPE TO-DAY. By Car 4 wor Associaved ‘er ond era oT re iataote Goat, Soe BX: a ee @nd Great “Thee Juiy 22—Eventp, Bones, 7: a 3—Ne enisiesds. 5 ‘Sales oe Sogeetes, 2 “Toe west sifaverabiefor crops, Breadat nile Armer. Arrival. PHILApaLrata, July 29.—The U. 8. steamer Auruea Qnd the monitor Miantonomeh ar- rived here last night from Europe vis. Nas:aa. iNew York Markets. » Sul: —Flour, 10220 cents orenupivanes vole, ‘Wheat va3 peered reoeipte, 23,062 bushels. & oe dail, rk decidedly better; sales Mot bbls. new mess at $720 Lard quiet. hisky quiet. Barley Peas dali ad nominal. Cotton Nault. and firm; Mid. dling Ciplgade, Pid Gil ‘Spirits tarpentine stead: BAEK col SEVENTH STREET. MARKRITER, Dealer in a choice stock of PAPERHANGINGS, WINDOW SHADES, OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, PITURE CORD AND TASSELS, PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, WALNUT BRACKETS, &c, ‘Terms cash. J. MARKRITER, No. 485 7th street, iy 22-1m* between D and E streets. Tu UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY. THEIR FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS AS AN INVESTMENT. ‘The rapid progress of the Union Pacific Railroad, how building west from Omaha, Nebraska, and forming, with its western connections, an un- broken line across the continent, attracts attention to the value of the First Mortgage Bonds which the Company now offer to the public. The first ques- tion asked by prudent investors is, “Are these bonds secure”? Next, “Are they a profitable investment ?”’ To reply in brief: Ist. The early completion of the whole great Hine to the Pacific is as certain a8 any future Dusiness event.can be, The Government grant of |, over twenty million acres of Jand and fifty million dollars in its own bonds. practically guarantees it. One-fourthof the work is aiready done, and the track continues to be laid at the rate of: two miles a 24. The Union Pacific Ratroad bonds are issued ‘upon what promises to be one of the most profit: able lines of railroad in the country. For many years it must He the only line connecting the At. lantic and Paci tic; end being without competition, itcan maiptain remunerative rates. ‘8d. 316 miles of this road are finished, and fally equipped with depots, locomotives, cars, &c.,and two trains are daily rufming each way. The ma. teridls'for the remaining’ 141 miles to the eastern base of the Rocky Mpuntains are on hand, and is under conttact to be done in September. 4th. The net earnings of the sections already finished are several times xreater than the gold in. terest upon the First Mortgage Bonds. upon sich sections. and if not another mile of the road were built. the part already completed would not only pay interést and expenses, hut be profitable to the unpany: Sth. The Union Pacific Railroad bonds can be ssued only as the road progresses, and therefore can never be in the market unless they represent 4 bonafide property. 6th. Theiy amount is strictly limited by law to a sum equal to what is granted by the United States Government, and for which it takes a second lien as ite security. This amount upon the first’ 517 miles west from Omaha is only $16.0°8 per mile. 7th. The fact that the United States Government considers a second lien upon the road a good in vestment, and that some of the shrewdest railroad builders of the country have already paid in five million dollars upon the stock (which is to them a third lien) may well inspire confidence ‘in a first lien. 8th. Although itis not claimed that there can be any better securities than Governments. there are partics who consider a first mortgage upon such a property as this the very best security in the world and who sell their Governments to re-invest in these Donds—thus securing a greater interest. 9th. Asthe Union Pacific Railroad bonds are of fered for the present at 99 cents on the dollar and accrued interest, they are the cheapest security in the market, being 16 per cent. less than U. 8. Stocks. loth. At the current rate of premium on gold, they pay OVER NINE PER CENT. INTEREST. The daily subscriptions are already large, and they will continue to be received in Washington by the FIRST NATIONAL BANK, NATIONAL BANK OF THE REPUBLIC, and RITTENHOUSE, FOWLER & CO., and by BANKS AND BANKERS generally throughout the United States, of whom maps and descriptive pamplalets may be obtained. They will also be sent by mail from the Company's Office, No. 20 Nassau street, acribers will select their own Agente in whom theY haye confidence, who alone will be responsible to them for the safe delivery of the bonds. JOHN J, CISCO, Treasurer, New York. jy20-co6t 46 ,AGLE IRON WORKS.” E WASHINGTON CITY, Corner Ohio avenue and 13th street. ‘The subscribers, thankfal for sree here- tofore bestowed upon them by the eltizens of Wash- ington and others, take this occasion to state that they are still prepared, and have ample facilities, to form. all orders in’ their line of business, and Sine ines expeditions, cheap and workmanlike manner as can be done iy of the Northern cities, Their work comprises Steam Engines and Sellers, with all (helt eopandaccopithes restante or stationary.for use on land or for steamboats; Circular Saw Mills, Shafting and Gearing for mills, Castings, iron or brass; Architectural or Miscell neons Wrought Iron Work, or heavy Boiler Iron Work, such as Water Tanks or meters, aud. Patiorn Making; in fuct, ail "the branches of Mechanics ap Foundry. They would attention ofthe public t tial Return Tubular Boller. + phis plan of Boller, patented by them in 1892, has now been introduc &nd in successful operation for varions pur; and has given gencral and entire satisfactior Dossensing every quality essential ina first-class Steam generator, vis; Economy in fuel, facility for cleaning, exemption from priming or foaming, and smallness of space occupied. as can be shown by tificates now fn our possession. They have all been by ua af thens works, and aroin opers- Creer taeity and elecwhere. We wilt be glad avail ourselves of the opportunity to explain its merits and show i in operssion sag ese“ Works. Ha of tara ek ‘on this plan bia, ‘bel urn ater a ier gress; atern heel ate irginia, om the tern wheel steamer Entorprise,do do. at Kagle Iron Works, Washington; stern wheel sediner Gliding Star, now being completed at these Se 6-eo2m WM. M, ELLIS & BRO. MAND ABTER THIS DATE, JULY 9th, age ehh feare th aay Ck rnd Marl: look a e the Brookville prodil at otelock Syo-tm* om HOWARD, Proprietor. S| Basses ARROW ROOT. D BARLEY and BAGO, PREPARE. RLEY and 84G0 “dnote Eh GRITS, DURYEA’S MAIZERA i CORN STARCH, RECERRS, tall gees nS We BURCHELL, jew corner 1éth and F F ianets,, oF a poe, is atnaroogs pred English rect, Ue Gh sa “sR WHISKY if pian. at iz AES (VED. = | Peete a seg ok ee i BIES direct @ at of eed bond ae ee WILL BE GIVEN FOR THE “> sENnert oF ST. ANN®-INFANT ORPHAN ASYLUM, BY THE LONE STAR TEMPERANCE CLUB, AT ANALOSTAN ISLAND, on bi tl July 24th. 1357; ferriage ia- |. Boats ve wha cit street. @ ctown, and iN nreet. hington, every five minul tea after 8 goles: a.m. Dancing will com- i sta’ 80 Gopi; Children’s tickets, 25 Cents. tiee of Artangements.—N. Punk, E. Betz, mennedy Gr A. Krouse, N. Burch: aster, N. ink, Jy 22-3t* oe THE FIELD AGAIN. THIRD GRAND PIC-NIC OF THE aren a will JSUENEMAN S PLEASURE, GARDEN, TOKSDAY, JULY ‘Tickets Fifty cents; admitting a Sentioman and lad iy 20-3t* ND PICNIC.The LADIES’ RI PADIES' REE A GCiAO AD eS SRREK AL ON. Ne a PIC NICAE the fEARK on Tun AY, en aacing-oitl cctemense at tw tleman and Lady, 50 cents; dy 19-4t oor Kunis’ 3x yall (ACADEMY. (, roan, posite ings, " 5 Venings, from ov o'cock. ‘Fioeab AMUSEMENTS. MAINUEL, RUIZ announces that at the ro: z auent of many distinguished persons. be will INE TZEM on MDNESDAY APTIEENOON at o'clock. The celebrated Prof. RICHTER will preside at the Piano. Selections will be rena from Trovatore, raviata, Lucretia Borgia, Ballo in Maschira, Ripoletta, and many others. ts-§1; can be procured at Metearott & Co.'s Music Store. iy B31 Tuportaxr TO HOLDERS or GOVERNMENT BONDS 2 AND OTHEB SECURITIES AND VALUABLES. THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, OF WASHINGTON, D.C. CAPITA Law. oeeesceens$ Z00,000 Chartered by Special Act of Congress for the SAFE KEEPING OF VALUABLES Usver GUARANTEE, ANDTHE RENTING OF SAFES, IN ITS FIRE AND BURGLAR-PROOF VAULTS. Orrice—Corxex FIFTEENTH STREET AND NEW YORK AVENUE. GUARANTEE BATES. For a year or less period. Government and all other Coupon Securities, or those transfe: by deli sipeluding bank: billet 00 per $1,000 Government ind all other Sec Hes prea alle, only by ne per 1,000 € 2 per Yom Silver Coin or Bulli yd per 1,000 Silver or Gold Plate. ‘on owner's estimate of fall valu: and rate subject to adjustment for bulk, on @ basis of. » 100per 100 Deeds, Mortgages. Valuable Papers generally, when of no fixed value, $1 a year each, or ac: cording to bulk. Wills §5, which premium covers the remainder of the life of the maker. Cash Boxes or small Tin Boxes, for papers of Bankers, Capitalists, Merchants, Lawyers, Tradesmen, Families,’ &c., will be ‘received at $25 each box or trunk per year, contents un- Known to the Company, and. ability limited, or they will Le insured for the full amount, the con- being known, at above rates. No charge less than one dollar, FOR COLLECTION OF INTEREST, 1 PER CENT. ON AMOUNT COLLECTED. THE COMPANY IS PREPARED TO OFFER FOR RENT, (The Lessee exclusively holding the key.) SAFES INSIDE ITS BURGLAR PROOF VAULTS AT RATES VARYING FROM $20 TO $80 EACH PER ANNUM, According to size and location. Coupons and interest will be collected when de- sired, and remitted to the owners. The great wealth of the country, the vast amonnt of Government and other Loans. transferable by delivery, and held by the uucertain tenure of pos- session, jury and inconvenience resulting from the logs of these and registered securiti heavy lossex from robbery, and other causes, belug jaily, demand a means of eo rect: froin the risks of Fire, Avei ft. which no arrangements th ertoexisting have afforded. A place of absolute safety for all such securities has Become a pressing c tis to supply this want that the pres: tnt Inetiiut on has been founded. ‘The Managers have provided for t every sceuril y against fire, depredati which architectural and mechanical skill can com- Dine in the structure and, terial of their Build. frost wilt bork cokatan nike: premises, and to thie isto bestuperadded the pro. jection of alarge capital. In short the arrange- ments for security areas perfect and absolute as human means can devise. MANAGEMENT. Presip 8. P. BROWN. Vick Presipent, GEORGE 0. EY. B.P.S NATHANIEL WILSON. Treasurer. WM. 8. HUNTINGTON. SEcreTaRy, B. P. SNYDER, Orrick Hours: From 9 o'clock a. m. to 5 o'clock p.m. dy 20-tf Fo three te ere Aeeaeerke Py cela ein or. aE BEVIGNES HES TAURATEUR CAP fol Uiscorety'in: moder viento -feting apon. the Beard and Hair in en ainos has been ‘used. by the elite of Parle aad Rondon with the mock fAicttaring ‘saccher Nasee Purchasers wit be bo ‘registered, and if entire Do 285 River street. he ats for the Unit = ee cd cel CO., Chemiats, No. Frey, New York. EaAUTY! AUBURN, GOLDEN Eeszey AND SILKEN ye Prof. DE i PEPER SV ECL. “on - Been antad hoses =, een Ent ) Or Beary mpaune Boesho ingury to the hair. Preseak Wwenled Se as agents for the daweots 505 NINTH STREET, 505 FOUR BOORS NORTH OF D STREET, (Seaton Hall Building.) WALL PAPERS, . WINDOW SHADES,: SHADE HOLLANDS, CANTON MATTING, TABLE AND FROOR OILCLOTH, GILT CORNICES, OVAL AND SQUARE PICTURE FRAMES, , PIOTURE CORD AND TASSELS, &c., &c, fine assortment of the above Goods in Store, PERSONAL. PERE SEE is. ME CUR Gated st 20 Te oat naar wae TaOTON.3UL JULY 23, 1867 =—_ ‘ va avons Apply at Withow! reason, rob, taking wy Wy Dot tocreudt fe bees her eam not willine to ae Ten Mar tcpetore, LE make ve Jone Come tern of fourteen dave: 1 declare nonar “COOK, WASHER and her, tnd expel! her ’ AVES chine pare arg tain Sambal 1.08 A aces requ TT 7 between @ and 23-3t Reet 3 ene i TEER, Aion et = Tespectable ithe | an <. ha to No. 35 : Wiasrtmor ns oa old "a atta: ewes aha arenue, near the corner of Sixthand D eose, and iron, Good referes Br gS Apply at the he Cotter Restaurant, Nth street, "Between K. Bit SHAT-ON iy 23-1 al “bidadion oF ‘or tH Hk FUN wis ae ae ale ARR T MAKER WANTED Ono first-class NCH & RICHAR! 3. AGABIN ay akan, who Senderstand how to jy 16-26" Peansy pat avenue ware ates, be To jy good OCTOR SCHUMAN, OF BALTIMORE. erent wi bbs aire, . None be consulted by ladies in need of the ao: bats ae ate vn ean Apply to¥.. | of akiliful and reliable physician at his ofice, Nov cK Non W51 sath west ‘near F | G86 Tath street, Washington. D. C.,aniiy front street Ns ‘cloc ANTED—A pomay. TO COOK; none but a ‘one need apply. Ingnire at 0.352 C treet, between 4% an dy 2 a or TED—A LADY OR : GRNTLK mA letter lett at my offen wi Wane Raats cornolc 2 eis a4 oft ity sro % sie vim eon 8. DEW, MURDERICEeod Pou Pa pecan] Prnheergiton eaded baretite for rates US doo appetite for Smoking or Chewing, 80 yor Fe ‘wish for it Ci o mee eed sent. Addre EB. MILLER, Wilmington, D jy lot Witiat ecm, © iv ] oF THE LATEST TTT OF SKIRTS, Saf at ea or aaeesee Th aud reeta north, order. wake altered ai irom tos yom 7 “ae Soa Tih street, NTED tra A it three unfur- Wiiisbed? Hoome® stable for housekeaprn. AVENG TAREN THR OFFICR) OHMERLE Address for three da; Pe at Rl orner of 6th street and tte avenue ,the subscriber would respec! stat terms. m1ié Pension ‘ome. tfally ofr his profeswional ‘asl ae en street, or services to the. tizene of, wi SreEares CARPENTERS. Apply % Ph ny Sioate fone 8, m., an ‘from 4 tow | aeons on, Sth, street went; beresen Je Dea-eolm'}) 8. Ww CALDWELL. M.D rth, No and N streets OTICE, HEIRS.—A complete liet_of heirs estates in Europe furgie ‘or. $1, by RE! Ri N BROS.. P.O. Box 530, Soret eferences : Henry Ashbr Vashi! St. Lowi e68) Ashbrook, of ‘ite Nisbet, Bankers, x 4g Heoere: Allen, Copp & LADIES PLEASE READ THIS. — WILLIAM PRINCE, 439 oth stroct.has abont nix bun dred (600) well-mad Shoe on ea Braid Be ‘the bi the Compo; le or ayer the i Hion,furuieh Cushions aud ‘Bradt how to use them eraits. Bolng part of a dupiica's BOARDING. set lately “us da Baltimore . shy indy printing engage in ros msiness sod having s I Capital should call st once. a8 A seutiemencauon fe wou farsiahed ROUIE, ONFIDENTIAT —Younk men who™have in 20u orner | C jared themselves by certain secret habits, which Oeste st ud Marat theatre Se" | unfit them for eg pleamir, of te dues of of tath st, an sla GRHDINGAOSO'E streci, noasToin-—Pront | RaErig 1s foe or ether cuasearioel 22. Parior, with Board es two, at $4 per month. | pility in advance of their years, before placin, Back Parlor for two at $45 per month, or will thenwelves tinder the treatinent ‘of any one should rented without Board. jy B61 first read “ Secret Friend.” farried ladies newly fur- | will learn Fe RENT, with, Bonrd for Tw nished Front Room, in «good healthy, locatio Terime uoacrate, Apwiy at 993 Af street, bette 6th and 7th stree Bit: To Savoral pent EURATSHED Qhoms: = ith the ‘pest of Table Board, at No. $24 atrect, above th street. Algo, Table Board. iy 22 tant” <OR REN TIWip of without Boarl--PARLOR F aud BEDROOM attached, on first floor. Also. BANKERS. Jet COOKE & CO., BANKERS, aeveral other Rooms. No. Carroll Pie, op- posite East Park, Capitol Hil Fefteenth street, opposite Treasury. Oaecommurdated Mynore BUS EOERS au uy and sel! at current market rates, and keop ant ROOMS, at No, 117, corner Cameron and | constantly on hand a full supply of ali Beene airecies Alexanaiie, Pas} (only, one Square irom the Alexandria and Washington R-R- Depot,) being very convenient for clerks: or persons GOVERNMENT BONDS, ; SEVEN-THIRTIES, AND COMPOUND business in Washington. he location is eee ee reaananoue oak aayraed ane Hout INTEREST NOTES. frrpusided witlestensiyegroumls andshrubbers” | Orders for8TOOKS, BONDS, &c.,exécuted, and rel pee SO, LL BO Recel vem aseqaheak " | Collections made on all accessible points. ‘78-2aw 2w* JANE WRIGHT. se 1-tf SOUNTRY BOARD can Ue obtained St an agree: c ‘able private residence, with liberal table and every necessary comfort." Location, Warhington Railroad, convenient to the cars. ‘Term week. For address apply at the Star Office. jel3tf ENT Two well furnished PARLORS, on FoR ti toor with or without BOARD. Apply 393 Eot., bet. ot ABLE BORED cr xi “H64 10th street, @ ie doors north of t enue. Terms $25 per month de 16- f2cBsnce OFFIGE OF WILLIAM HUK- LEY & CO. ‘Weare selling Bills of Exchange on England Ireland and Scotland, for one poundetertiug aad | ‘Upwards, at our office, 408 Pennsylvania avenus _8p 29-3m. WM. HURLEY & CO. SAVENGSBANKE. | “A PIN A DAY IS A GROAT A YEAR.” Call at the corner of 19TH STREET AND PENNA. AVEN FREEDMEN’S SAVINGS AND TRUST CO. CHARTERED BY CONGRESS. ‘The Central Office of this Company is now situated as above, and is carried on in connection with the Washington Branch. OFFICE OPEN FROM 9 TILL 3. ATIVE WINE BITTERS, CHARLES GAUTIER respectfully invites at- tention to his NATIVE W ine B BITTERS, made a recipe of many years’ standing. red an unequalled reputation where poen used as a preventive of all miasmatic and ma- larial diseases. It invigorates the muscles, purifies the blood. corrects the action of the liver and kid @igestion, establishes regularity in vat ie admirably adapted asa | Deposits of ONE DOLLAR and upwards received, cure for all lseanes females aris giromdediiity. and interest paid on all sums of FIVE DOLLARS ade of 1e a veget and upws teake, it cammot bewarpassod ss oa eppetiier ana | “iuvestments UNITED STATES orator early in themorning, and before enerally; and, being perfectly free from every. fing nauseous and unpleasant, may be used not only Sith safety at all times, but is confidently re- Commended to persons of both sexes as a. gentle bie ees it. though powerfnl tonic, whenever such an is needed or desired. family should be eae it. as it will supply @ great desideratum instrengthening and invigoratibg growing child- ren, by whom itmay be used with perfect impunity As thé season for malarial and miasmatic diseases is now approaching, this article is offered as bein: without a rival as a preventative of all diseases | the summer and autumn. and a general invigora- tor of the nlegee systemin adults and children, as well as males and females FOR SALE W HOLESALE AND RETAIL. The trade is rexpectfully insite toca in SAND STOORS ONLY. under the otuEREY D COOKE, Eso. “OP SAY COOKE S CO., Chairman of the Finanoe Committee of the ‘The Deposits are now more than $400,000. M. T. HEWITT, of New, Yor gpOR lent. ATON , Actuary, J. ra Cashier of Branch Bank _my 3-W.F& First Tatlonal Bank of of Washington H. D. COOKE, (of Jay Cooke & Co.,) President. WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier. GOVEEBNMENT DEPOSITORY id Dealer of Wi dL bs eta vise aa ashen ei FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES, SASH, AND ) BLINDS. eons: 15th street, opposite the Treasury Department. Government Securities with Treasurer United Btates S7-ONE MILLION DOLLARS. e@ We buy and sell all classes of GOVERNMENT SECURITIES at current market rate FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collections on aLL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES. We purchase Government Vouchers onthe MOST of DOORS, en OW A DOOR FRAMES; B. BEACKETS, NEWEL Posts, to keep constantly on «and qualities, at the lowest ¢ odd sized work made to order GEORGE M. BARKER. ATHS AND LIME. Tallas. a large con LIME, for sale very lo’ t received, pet schnr- nment of LATHS and HT GtINANDS wharf, Taokiot Bist. cast, au FAVORABLE TERMS, and give careful and (CouUMBIA HOSPITAT, FOR WOMEN eramptationtton a6) LYING-IN-ASYLU ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN and FIRMS Fourteenth atrest¢ fo a of Mt street, | snd to any other business entrusted to us. FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERN- MENT LOANS at all times cheerfully furnished. WM. S. HUNTINGTON, Cashier. Washington, March 20, 1865. m 2i-tf DENTISTRY, ————— D* LEWIE & DAVIS’ DENTAL ASSOCIA- No. 260 PERN A iat 13th streets, ‘This Institution has been established for ception of patients who may be suffering frm dis- eases peculiar to their sex. and for the admission of such females ax may require the comforts of the ing-inc ‘ite building is sitnated in the most healthy por- tion of the District. surrounded by its own grounds. Cars pass the door every five minutes. 310 per week: in accordance with the room require payable in ad- vance. ‘This includes Board, Mediclnes, Medical and nee: attendance, phe re- Between 12th and TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. charge will be made for extracting where Ar- tiksial "Teeth are tenetacd! elmostn eee TAFF, suneEdS Ts ke SED SIC HANS AND SURGEONS. JOS. K. BARNES, M. D., Surgeon General, Uni’ | patient will be reationd 2 the Ari Pargleal speration when performed cr h Ee Feaee tapes yore snow prepe specie Aremede. The orkavenue. | Silver and Bubber at } wr Toth, Xe hladetg iphia and eorgetown, dome car bere twas cap a8 i ae bove: Hal wore . i a in t, cities. All. work will be do done in in the neateet and Orders for admission to the free beds in this hos- co-pay fee oe paic(ot whieh there are 30 hea te Toeet ofthe | our work before g netting t'G mua hist urgton in blot at thiu afice, 164 1 any ofthe Medical f the He staff, and vs. Dre. Hall, Gillette, and ‘Coom! EET. Leper te P attends iresand widows of soldiers desiring admission will apply to the Surgeon General States TE i, army. his office in this city. Many perso! Patients living at a distance who desire tocome | wear these teeth who cannot wear o! tution for treatment can secure private | and no person can o ‘who cannot wear tot by applying by, letter. to the matron of the pony plying y,! DB GILL, au 23-eoly aM Precisent, with any style and diyrize of tocth bh they may but to those who who are and wish ae’ ate "T 10008 JAPAN TEA, guts, closest, strongest and most met perfect {2 Commisatoners: es om, hoot we haves ry Dogore fully warrauted. tit i : it —No. . be- letter of complimenit for ite excellence, e80 Boome in this clty—No. 238 Pesa’s avenue. be- Corner Vermont nve. Sod = ‘st on one: L100) Benner, Tere OF COPARTNERSHIP. i FOR CURDS AND woes, heretofore. existing between ee At King Place. MACHR ‘ALD & ee in. thi K 1% o eto paessine. cantinne, the eon 362 wee mt by Huc! rho 8 chef ect fceeecrn House, § blip Sigaren ipo al ate se vai “JAMES ONALD Ene & 80N, cae rene. ida