Evening Star Newspaper, July 26, 1867, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. The Largest Circulation in the Disines W. D. WALLACH. Editer a: Preprieter. WASHINGTON OITY: FRIDAY. JULY 26, 1867, ®7 READING MATTER ON BVERY PAGB. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TRLB- @BAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. FOR THE ACCEMMODATION OF PERSONS leay- ing the city during the summer months they can bave the STak mailed to their address, by ordering the same at the office, tor 12 cents pet week, for one week or more, GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Wasnixaton, July 26, 1867.—Jay Oooke & Co. furnish the following quotations of Gev- ernment securicies 8. 6's Coupon, 135i... 1 S. Five Twenues, 1362. Wig S. Five Twenties. 1864. 2109 .S. Five Twenties, 1865. 1w9y . Seven Thirties, June 8. Seven Thirties, July W YORK FIRET BO. 1095 5.20's, Jn-&Ty,'65. 105% LIGION AND POLITICS. From the one-sideauess of the partisan press great many readers have formed the erro- neous opinion that political preaching is moste iy confined to the New England States, and that the ministers in ether parts of the country modestly content themselves with preaching “Christ and bim crucified.” It 1s not so, ¥ of the Southern divines have displayed heir palpits much of the sime spirit which prompted Hishop General Polk to take ap | arms to defend «State rights.""and we have never met south of Mason and Dixon's line more bitter partisans than some of the minis- ters in Southern church organizations. In the great Nortbwest the same state of things prevails, amd a correspondent from St. Louw writes to the Cincinnati Commercial:— «Loyal and disloyal. rebel aud Union, Yan- kee amd Southern, are the divisions into which the vsrious religious sects, all or nearly all of hem, are separated in St. Louis. In no city of the Unien has politics in tne pulpit enjoyed so fuila sweep aud bad so fairatest. Here ministers before tbe war were compelled to assume the Northera or the Southern side- Generally they were nothing loth.” In con- | sequence cf this some of the conzregations have openly diy of people not state of afiairs emall exte since the war. It is to be hoped the ual pact. speaking terms. The same ticaton of our political troubles will bring | peace 10 the churches. Cart. Isaiah RYNDERS A Peizek FIGHT! According to the Philadelphia papers of yes- terday, Captain Isaiah Rynders, the noted New York politica, who is well koown in this city, bas been engaged as a principal in a prive fight near Ked Bank, New Jersey, un- deran assumed name—Jobn Prevost. His op- ponent was Thomas W. Evans, alias Dennis Foiey. Eighty-six rounds were fought in one hour and thirty-eight minutes, at tue end of which time both men were blind, and their aces outor all shape. The fight was termi- nated in tayor o: Kynders by a terrific blow on Evans’ ear, which stretched him insensthle on | tnesod. Rynders’ friends wou alarge amount of money Post OFFICES KBO: Aboat forty post offices were reopened in Virginia and West Virginia yesterday. In nearly every case the offices were old ones, which had been cus. pended by the exigencies of the times, and the former posimasters, with few, if any, excep- tions, have bren continued in office. A BARsER PResipent.—Hon Edward J. Royce, the colored man whois believed tohave been chosen President of Liberia on the 7th of May last, was a barber in Ohio previous to his | emigration to Liberia in 1S46,and 1s said to be very inteiligent. APSENT.—Resr-Admiral Joseph Smith, U. «chief of Bureau ot Yards and Docks, is Bb. ton, where he will remain ti!l about the is: of September. The Admiral is absent partly on business and partly for rec THE ALLEGED BOUNTY FRAUDS.—«Data,” makes the following statement in regard to alleged irauds in the pay department The total amouutof bounty claims of colored ers paid by this department to Lowen- 1, or Lowenthal & Co , is less than 81),.00), | and all of these were paid’ before Lowenthail turned up in New Orleans. On the drst inti- mation «f Lowenthall’s suspicious trausac- Interesting Proceedings— General ot Marylend, atits Isstesession, heidin May d, and others are made up | isted in this vicinity toa | *, bur the struggles are not so fierce | | Upon the officers of the Association. now absent from WasNington on a visit to Bos. | L vation. | Hon- in New Orleans, an order was given by the department here, suspending turhe te a ine urse with Rim unul the crutch be | ceriained. In the tneantime all colored | iciers’ bounty claims under an arrangement tor tbe division of labor with the second #ucitor, were trausferred to that othcer. Nut ucen! on Any Account was paid directly or indirectly by this department to Loweuthall | arter the cunrges were received against inn | trom New Orleans. All ihe facis are unde- rinbly established by the records of the Pay- the only distin Tester Geeral’s snd the Auditor's ollices. ‘The claims paid to Loweuthall as attorney > fore be went to New Orleans, were paid in strict conformity with the law. They were | ail properly paid according to the facts eatab- lisbed by te discharges aud the rolis. Toe government, in any event, DAs not lost a cent in the transaction, nor ts it ascertained ina simgle instance that the soldier bas tailed to getbismoney. Each eheck issued had marked cr stamped omits tace “colored bounty,” to give the payer notice, so that the requir iments of the Jaw as toendorsement and pa ment should not be overlooked. The law pre- scribes tha! the checks shall be made payabte to the order of the claimant in each cuse, and shall not be paid or be made negotiable until endorsed by claimantin presence of two credi- ble witaessds, who shall append their certitie cates of the fact under oath Tue Monat Sense or Kicnuony —The Hustings Court of Richmond have responded to General Schofield’s letter commenting upon | tue extraordinary style of justice dispensed by the Jutices of the Court. “The Justices deny that they have been influenced in their deci. sions by the fact of parties being born North or South. ang, in excuse ofthe light sentence imposed upon a party who commited anag. gravated assault upon the teacner of a Freed. men’s school, they make the defense: that the “time never Was inat a Virginia Court would imprison any man for an assault upon another ian, when that other bad beaten a child.even though the child was ofno kith or kin.” and that “euch a sentence would shock the moral eonse of the whole community. ee ‘THe WEEKLY STAR is now on our counter tor sale, and in wrappers, ready for the mails, containing a Full Report of the Sarraty | ‘Trial; The Willard Hotel Robbery: The Runic duscription at Great Falls—the facts in the case: ‘The President's Yew Message: The Jaws Passed at the ExtraSession; The Cloring Proceedings of Congress; The Sapple. mentary Reconstruction Bills; Council Pro. | ceedings; Movements of the Working Peo. ple: Useful Items of Domestic Eeonomy: Ho. Morous Sketenes, with Domestic, Military, Naval, Departmental, and Local News, Agri! | cultural and Housekeeping Miscellany; and ’ the Iatest Telegraphi- Diepatche Mn. Ron™ar OULD, the © | Jonfederate Cow. | missioner for the exchange of prisoners, ree ‘written a letier tothe Hen. Charies a Geclaring that in August, 1564, the Hever eae ernment offered to give tp to us fifteen tans and sick and wounded prisoners on the gue condition that we should furnish t 0 i for them. ranportation | Aci (ING COMMISSIONER OF P} 1ON8.—Com. missi( ner Barrett, of the Pension Office, left | Washington & day of since, on a tour of recre. atton. In bis abeence, James A. Morgan, Es, Chief Clerk of the Department, charge the duties of Commissioner.” 1! “charge PRRSOS AL.—Speaker Colfax is at Newoort, RL. the guest of Mr. Coggeshall, the Post. masier. E. C. Morgan, Esq. 8 prominent member of the bar of this city. is seriously ill of congestion Of the bo xele, His recovery is oubtiol. ---- Hon, Rey Wee prota OB Reverdy Johnson is at ——_____ INTERWAL RzveNUy.—The receipts from this source to-day were $518,444.64. — ee * «7 A man named Mills, a commission mer- TS PIANOS! — PIANOS!! te; and novelty of cumstruction well to be p the subscription of stock will be then closed. Until that time anyone can take stock on application to | the Rev. Father McCarthy, treasurer, at his resi- dence, near the Church chant fram New York, had bis pock eked o1 $10,C0U on the Boston and sie tralia, be- tween Boston and Havernili on Thursdey. at Ellicett City. 2 Question of the Di- niston of the Diocese—The Diocese now stands No. 5—Nhall itrank No.12 ?—The Question post~ poned and referred toa Convocdtion in Washing- ton. ¥ [Special correspondenceof the Star. ELLicorT City, Mp., Jahy %, 1867.-The vention of the Episcopal Unurch Episcopal Convecat jast at Baitimore, passed @ fesolution making tre Eastern Shore aséparate Diocese, and rec- ommendsastill further division In accord- ance with tbis recommendation the Convoca- ton of Annapolis and that of Washington had a meeting in St. Peter's Church, at this place to-day to confer as to what would be the best manner of dividing the Diocese. ‘The Convocation of Annapolis is composed ofthe Counties of Howard, Montgomery, Anne Arundel, Prince George, Charles, St Mary's, and Calvert: the Washington Gonvocation, of the District of Columbia. The Rev. Dr Pinkney, of this city, was called to the Chair, andthe Kev. Mr. Park- man was appointed Secretary. Rev. Mr. Hammond, of Annapolis, offered . | the following resolution : Buying. Selling. | Whereas at the last convention the Eastern Shore was set apart as @ separate diocese; and ‘whereas the bishop 1s im favor of a still further division: Therefore be it Reso'ved. Thata committee of three minis and three lay delegates be appoiated to report whether the same is desirable, and to recom- mend the metes and bounds. After much discussion, the resolution was postponed until the first Tharsday of Novem- ber next, at a meeting to be held at St. Jonn’s Church, of this city. The Rey. Dr. Olds made a statement that the diocese of Maryland stands No.5 in the list of | dioceses in the United States, taking into con- sideration the number of ministers, parishes, communicants and amount of money raised; and that after the East rn Shore had been termed into & separaie diocese, and the con- templated division had been made, their po- sition would be No. 19 instead of No. 5. Rev. Mr. Sanderson stated that the people of the lower counties had been so impover- isbed that they would not be able to pay the amount assessed for the bishop's salary; that he himself was working for a salary 80 insig- nificant that he was ashamed to tell what it was. A volce.— Four hundred dollars! Mr. Sancerson said he wonld not say what it wai OND GRAND SCHUETZEN FEST. itizens of Washington are reqnested to send les they wish to present te e Schu On Verein as prizes 0 ‘oming festival to either of the following gentlemen. ARLES KLOMAN. noth and 1th, BURGH, -veuth street. AN Avene How THE COMMITTE SURY DEPARMENT, ICE OF COMPTROLLER OF Core INGTON, duly 2 ABSTRACT OF QUARTERL REP ‘RTS OF NATIONAL BANKING OCTATE THE UNITED STAT ; heir dition on the morning of the Firet Monday in 1857, before the Commencement of Busi- RESOURCE and fixtures. Dur trom national t Due from other bank: U.S. Londs to seenr ULS- bonds to secure 1 VS! bonds wud seenriti ‘ and tot Sp L CUFFENCY. 6. oe. eens Compound intérest “note Surpius Nat State bank notes outstandin: Thdividual deposits, O19 Chited States deposits. 29.764. 059 09 Depositeot U.S. disbursing officers.. 3.07.03 1 nal banks. $17,032 74 d bankers... a Due te na Due to other bi Profit: Aggregat ING" IXY KNOX? It De puty, and Acting Comptroller. LIBRARY OF CONGRESS. ] ea Wasnixetoy. July 2%. 1897. ¢ LIBRARY OF CONGRESS will be closed to the public from August Ist to Angnst Sst, in- clusive. A. B. SPOR FORD, Jy 24-10t Librarian. NATIONAL UNION BUILDING ASSUCT- ATION. ORGANIZED JUNE Ist, 1567. The sscond monthly meeting for the payment of dues will be held at the Hall. in the National Union Fire Insurance Build 71 Louisiana ay nue. first door east of 7th street,on FRIDAY, Au- gus 5 p.m Stock can be # nred at that time, or by calling President, ud Pa. avenue. Corn W.T. JOHNSON. Sec: aydetot No. 464 34 CHICKERING & 80 AMERICAN PIANOS TRIUMPHANT AT THE EXPOSITION OF ALL NATIONS. In addition to THE GRAND GOLD MEDAL OF HONOR, The Emperor Napoleon, in person, accempanied the presentation with the of EG1ON OF HONOR, gz tothe MEDAL 6 four othe medals awarded for Piano-fortes, all of which were exact. nd thereby confirming f tt AND THE IMPERIAL COM- \ PLACING THE CHICKERING PIANO AT THE HEAD UF ALL OTHERS. Sole Agency. JOHN F. ELLIS, jy mhat 310 Penn. ay.. Was! UNPRECEDE D TRIT Le Dispates. Paris \ ~ STEINWAY & Sens. New York? od by the Supreme Jury of the Ex- F tGoLtp Mepat or M T for the © Of Derfertion im erawd, square and wpe cht Pianos and the most valuable inventions, wine the greatest Progress tn the construction oF piano-foriex. with the strongest indorsement of the SUPREME INTERNATIONAL J Teadditien to the above, Steinw received the following cuble disp ny & Sons havo ich: Paris, July 4. ‘The great Societe des Beaux Arts. of Paris, have, after ac examination of all the musical in: rrments hibit at the is Exposition, red to Steinway & Sona.of New York, their Grand Testimonial Medat for ercatest superiority anos.” W.G. METZEROTT & C6 Ai ¢ Washington, DG, FFIELD’S FRENCH Y AND LADIES RES- Sylvania ay between 12th aid 1 fine large airy saloons. I bave no connections with any other establishment in this city je 27-1 SE aE 2 THE IMMACULATE CON =] BUILDIN: ASS( Tatton PPTION mee tii Ai ion in the BOYS" SCHOOL ROOM of the von the Ist Monday in August, at 8 o'clock ‘sons wishing to j ry this Association will do expected the booke for At the meetings of the Assoc been sold at 8 and 0 percent 7 aH0m Money has voy W-cotd JOHN J. McCULLOM, Sec. ELECTRO-MEDICATED VAPOR BATHS ir. L. ALCAN, southwest corner of lith street and Penn's ave.,cures Kheumati E ti the Skin, “Colds, Gout, Debility, Affection of Po Falysis, Absorption of ‘Mercury snd Female Com my 2-6m my 2 (Qe es tsBtisusy 1853. McPHERSON & FERGUSON, O71 PENN. AVENUE, coRNER IsT sTREET, Capitor Hitt, Dealers in PURE DRUGS, MEDICINES PERFUMERY. FANCY GOuB CALS: ou The Nigut Bell promptly ‘anawered,” ompoanded. oc 1s: BASKET OF PEACHES. ‘A Beaatiful and Trathfal Chromo, fi " Cdlepeated Painting, pronounced by Culbl eae tect Fruit, und other competent judges, most perfect Representation of Beale eeee polished. For : , TER’ jy gp. Xo: 857th street, between D and E Sircets. er ONASD AFTER THIS DATE, JOLY 867, the Rockville, Martboro, and Brookville Stages will leave the General Stage Ofice, HOWARD'S. Bt 454 G street, between 6th th st daily, (Sunday excepted: the Rockville and Matt, bore’ Stage Ze o'clo vine a Foteck ba mt the Brooke ny dd 3.6. HOWARD, Propriator. SYCOON JAPAN TEA. So much aemired by rece! inceapeb tar oywe etter of compliment for itn: 2. RINE IQUID BENNET, L SENN GH CURDE AND WHEY. a716 At King Place. WANTS. 7 ANTED—A WOMAN tocook, wath dogeneral housework. fer wired. Apply 4 Gand H. = ‘small German family, 9 GID, general housework well. at 512 H atroot. D—A.clean tay half grown COLORED 1 to mind a child house. Reference required 492 lth street, near Pa. ave.,or at Wale N—100.000 GENTLEMEN to stop at 391 Pennsylvania avenue, snd drink a glass of the best Philadelphia Lager Beer to be had in the city VADY WRITING A GOOD BU ustomed to business correspond: TUATION as copyit Will be contented with mi a Address MARIETTA, Post Office. Wash ington, D.C. ANTED—We want HOUSES. large and small, nu increasing demand for our cu s wishing to rent’ their ovr leave your names with us. ij D.L.WELLS & CO., Corner La, avenue and oth street. FANTED,—From September Ist, a HOUSE ‘suitable for a family of four persons. yivaniaavenue,amd betwoen 4th AMUSEMENTS. NDAY AND THURSDAY EVEN- FREE CONCERT, In thé Airy , Commodi HOTEL GERBARDT. LOST AND FOUND. 12% F stroet LD BRACE- TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. ROPE TO-DAY. efBy Cableto the Ansociated Presa.] Sotrsampron, July 26—Noon.—Arrive ‘Pt trom New York oi ‘Allon board are well. Lowpor, July. 26—Noon.—Consols, 44; U.{! Inst week, between ‘and I streets, a G ra small family. Re- E'RE* d 1 ¥ Bth street. between 8 Parlors, at the the litte raft ist 12th; 108 ‘and ‘make hor fon canes with ‘railroad ticket, and travel- PIC NICS, EXCURSIONS, &c. REGATTA nr > THURSDAY, AU Including schoon A prize of one hum winning boats. s thust be entered 48 hours before atarting, xo as to e paidif returned to | give time for classification and measurement usun! allowance will be ° ing short of each other in length: according to their Boats must be anchored off 6th atreet wharf at Icast 24 hours before startin, at tho, headquarters of the 6th street wharf, where the rules governing the Regatta will bo exhibited to commanders of boate. The Regatta will start from a buoy auchored off (th street wharf sailing down the river, rounding the buoy off Fort Washington. The steamer Hi Li Regatta. leaving noon. affording splendid day’s amusement. July 26—Noon.—Uottom gniet Miadling U piindes favorable for F520 ccommedalton rail ling license for Washington. please return it tothisofice. (1t*] M. SMITH. OST—On Friday, the Sist of May Test, x smail MONTE. (at Carter's or Taylor's store, }containing one fifty and ong 104d. The weather Provisions and prooduce unchanged. the Arbieter Hall sloops, and boats of any size. ed dollars (» be given to the Vessels desiring to participate or in that vietnity ten dollar Dill; $2. ell balls. $25 will No. 437 D street. MY PREMISES ON SU ry Wire COW, with blue he f rape around her ueck t pihialrage dto cone, forward, prove property. pay chargesy and take her @¥5y pon SHIPMAN, Fort Marcey gabove Chain Bridge, AKEN UP ESTRAY—Un my Farm, one RED cow, eit tle pehorus off. yy expenses, take her away. % ef ‘Eckington Fai New York, July 26—Floar heavy for an- WANGERMAN souna and steady for family; receipts 3,951 Wheat dull and declining: receipts &, bushels. Corn tc better. Rye dui ade firmer. Pork lower; sales o} ‘w Mess at $27.378823.50. 13%¢. for bbls. Barley unchanged. quiet and firm al 27827} cts. for middling up- lands. Spirits Turpentine dull at 58 cents. Freights quiet. ‘iven to all boats follow- ence, desires a jerate remune- tries to be made nal Yacht Club, Asbes quiet. nominal. Cotton Owner will come HOLL! ston will accom) eet wharf at , Boundary road, ‘In Washington, on Wednesday evening, ld Enamelied Badge of the Loyal Legion th owner's name on clasp. eral reward will be paid for same at this office. OR SALE.—Abont 30.000 fect of old N. C, LUM- ¢ Aqueduct Bridge, at Georgetown. Wrought and Cast IRON. » Superintendent to suit purchaser. be north of Pent id 14th streets west. ., Address (stating r the Regatta, and all further informa- at the headquarters of the Natioual tiow ean be had at the hi , 6th street wharf ‘The whole affair wit be pervistou of competent and responatble judges. location and terms) for Vashington, D.C. ANTED—A GERMAN MAN and WIFE ina public institution. The man must under- the woman able to look fair wages, and a ber will be sold in lot W. MILLER. Captain. conducted under the su ‘ay. on the 13th inst.» brown ears. If foun eturn to the owner, FRED. SEIDEL, } xtreet, between New Jersey ‘avenue and Ist streot, 1BB'S FIRE-PLACE STOVE GEM AND DIAMOND, Put in by experienced workmei ranted to operate, REWARD—Strayed a white Buffalo COW stand gardenin home tothe right PSO ROF. KREIS’ DANCING ACADEMY, Penn. ¥e., opposite Metropolitan Hotel; ‘Tu riday evenings, from can be rented for meetings, &c. Fire-place Stoves. Ranges, and Furnaces Say ACE stiest care) frOik arkot House, on toldo’clock. The ANTED_A good BLACKSMITH, corne of 432 and M streets, Island. ANDREW ARCHER. d COOK, one who anderstands jill to the Northern M. Monday,a CRYSTAL BREASTPIN, set in gold. The finder will receive a liberal reward it at No. 16 North A st.. Capitol Hill. 4-3t* REWARD —Strayed or stolog on the 13th Instantcone Res und. White Spotted Cow The above reward will be given, aud no questions asked, if the Cow is rey 2 321 Penn. avenue, noar 7th street. E PLACE TO BUY DRY GOODS. EMORY BAXTER, YLVANIA AVENUE, th and Twentieth streets, Is selling off his Stock of DRY Goops AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. LEACHED COTTON from 10 to 83 cts. per yard. AMSUTTA MUSLIN at 33 cts. POCKET HANDKERCHIESS, 1: HOSIERY from 12 cts to $1 per pair. SEVENTH STREET. MARKRITER, Dealer in a choice stook of PAPERHANGINGS, WINDOW SHADES, OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, PITURE CORD AND TASSELS, PAINTINGS, WALNUT BRACKETS, tween D and E. afte f TION. by a marri d. HART ZELL 69 Cent frayed away about two RED COW, with ANTED TO BORROW —For three yeare— $5.000 on mortgage of three ‘times the amount weeks ago. a medini rns. in fair condition; had a rope halter on her, head when ahe left, The above reward will be paid information which iw J. MARKRITER, No. 455 7th stroet, between D and E streets. on delivery, or at PERSONAL, ee WE A tees i Leos ok EE TO $50 PER DIEM. No capital ro $20 18.2% Address, ziving mame and rea- dence, W. FN. city Post Office ay at rn eMOVAL.—N. HW. MILLER. Atorney and Covneellor at Law, Justice of the Parts Law, and Collection Office, has removed to No. %5 Louist ana arenue, bear the corner of Sixth and D strente. Jy 161m YA_F_A KING, MD. “LIGATION OF THE FUNE FRE! 1 & RICHAR ‘ iy 16-20* 334 Penusyivai ue OCTOR SCHUMAN. OF BALTIMORE, may Diels tales ts cactor rer eae of a rkiliful and reliable physician at hi ™ 45) street, Washington, D. © from O'rlock inthe morning until 1 ottotk, and at his office in Baltimore, Md to10 pm. Congultatio Adential must ba tint ‘ashington. Appointments by letter left at my office will by faithfully attended to. Jy 16-m* MGRRER: MURDERS Tost dressed envelope for temedy to d appetite s wr Chewing, 80 ye Certificates seat. Addr ay 15-im ] FOR THE LATEST STYLES OF skints. best material, always on haud and male to order. Skirts altered aud repaired, at SHBEVE’S Hoop skirt and Corset Manufa 253 7th atrect. bet. Mand N sts. AVING TA occupied by Dr. Borland, at the nu © erototh street and Massachusetts a) subscriber would respectfully offer his professic services to the citizens of Washington. Office hours from 6 to 8% a. m., and from 4 to 10 p.m. (e2-eolm™] 5. W. CALDWELL, M.D. t_of heira to $1, by RED. hington, D. v. : hbrook, Washington, D. @.; esrs. Ashbrook, of St. Lows, Mo.; and Mesers. Allon, Copp & Nisbet, Bankers ais, . 1%; North street, from 4 which are strictly con 2 to the above hours ia SE READ THIS— WILLIAM E, 439 yth street. has about six hun’ well-made. stamps of elegant designs for nbroidery, Braid, &c., that he will sell cheap, the whole or part, and « buyar the Composi tion, furnish Cushions and Brashes, and explain e n.gratrs. Being part ot aduplicate din Baltimore any lady wishing to Profitable business aud having » all at once. 1° TANTED—A WOMAN to Cook, Wash and A general assortment of DRY GOODS—all very neral housework ALLISON NAILOR, Isportant to HOLDERS Iron. and to, dd T OF THE INTERIOR, UNITED STATES PATENT On the petition of HARRY W N.Y. praying for th Respectable Woman asituation Address H. B. at this Office. FOR SALE AND RENT. {OR RENT-TH GOVERNMENT BONDS AND OTHER SECURITIES AND VALUABLES. TORY BRICK HOUSE newly finished, No. 325 Delaware etic Man to canvass ment in the Appli n years from PHN ake piece WO UNFURNISHED ROOMS for rent on Rent moderate h street, between C and Dy SE, water and gw piration of said BOOK-KEEPER, th with double entry, wishes to his spare time, from fi¥e o'clock p. for asmall remuneration. Inquire ar address . 240 Deat.. bet. 14th and loth. JANTED TO BUY—Hy E,S. JUSTH, Ladies ‘and Gentlemen's secon} derclothing, Beddin; at 2544 7th street, etition be heard at the SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, OF WASHINGTON, D. C. ; sare notified toappear. and show cause, if any the ht not to he granted said petition MALL FURNISHED Persons Opposing the extension a1 “quires Persons opposing the extension are required to ALL FURNISHED file in the Patent Office their ob hand Clothing, Uu- Boots and Shoes, &c., &c., etween Land M ats. north. No matter how much they may have been ections, specially y lays before the JOR SALE—TWO HOUSES AND_LOTS, on ‘ixth and Seventh Capitol Hill. Apply on the premises ae Chartered by Special Act of Congress for the SAFE KEEPING OF VALUABLES UNDER GUARANTEE, South A. stre 7ANTED—New and Cast-off CLOTHING, old GOLD and SILVER. or any other article of valne. at the old established Merchant Pawnbro- ker's Store of B. 20. 5 doors north of Pi SINGER'S SEW Ptinenty days. before ts, if any, within 502 9th street, 3 G OF SAFES, sandin the Commerci Lonee & week for thr publications to yus to the day of hearing. BOARDING. tJ. KING'S first-rlass L ing Rooms, No. 3 FIRE AND BUBGLAR-PROOF VAULTS. be at least sixty Ways Oprice—Corner FIFTEENTH STREET AND NEW YORK AV) Gentlemen's Dinin 12th aud 13th streets, —A Second Story ROOM rent, with BOARD, ble for gentlemen and their wives. session given August 1. Apply a ) PER MONTH —Furnis! Furniture tor sale from Northern GUARANTEE RATES. For a year or Government and all other Coupon Securities, or those transferable $1 00 per $1,000 “GET THE BEST.” (THE ONLY OFFICIAL EDITION.) Competition in the Ty finmediatels to W SS towu,ina ightful and healthy pla Stabling if desired. ‘Terms moderate. rences exchanged. : + on, second. floor, Also. a RACK PARLOR, on te family. where there are no New and Copyright Edition of the BANKRUPT LAW OF 1867, And Syllabus of Contents, toget! Iles, Orders, and Forms of P ruptey.as promulgated by the Supreme Court o the United States, with Alphabetical Inde lieve this is the only edition professional UMMER BOARD, AT CAMBRIDC YS The nudersigned ‘is prepared to a or single pers pate Of full value, and rate subj for bulk,on a basis Rathing. fine’ Fishing rms moderate, and Address Mrs. M Deeds, Mortgages, Valuable Papers generally, of ny fixed value, $1 a year each, or ac: cording to bulk. 5. which premium covers the remainder of ts road, abant one mil Will be sold cheap or exchay MITCHELL & SON of 7th and D stre from the city vd for improved eity 44<3, Pennsylvania avenue, n 3 NG. for only a fow. jonth. and sleeping th room. and gas light treet west, where an be had at not over $2) per m Ky Sitting rooms, $5 per month. Cash Boxes or amall Tin Boxes, for herds Book Sture. Indexes will be found of great Those who come first will st chance as to rooms and terms. milies,’ &¢.. will be received at $25 exch box or trunk per year. contents un- Known to the Company. and. lability limited, or be insured for the fall amount, the con- tents being known, at above rates. No charge leas than oni ECTION OF convenience, and : seach, on F street north, URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—With it Board. Apply at Mr. DEs SE, st. and Penn. avenue, Lot in Sqnare 433. on 7th street south, near Mary: land avenue, in snldivisions or asa whole $1.25 per foot, easy terms. PRICE FIFTY CENTS. R.M. HALL, Estate Exchange, INTEREST, 1 PER T. ON AMOUNT COLLECTED. S PREPARED TO OFFER FOR RENT, (The Lessee exclusively holding the key,) SAFES INSIDE ITS BUR VAULTS AT RATES VARY TO @S0 EACH PER ANNUM, According to size and location, 350 F street, near loth. Parlor, with Board for two. at $30 per month. A LIBERAL DISCOUNT MADE TO THE TRADE. o at $45 per mouth, rd. Back Parlor for_tw Bo: THE COMPANY s BD: Dwelling House and other out buildings with it. This is a beautiful, retired location worthy the Jmmediate attention of any one wishi retirement in the suburbs of ei T L. WELES & CO, ana avenge and 6th st. D TRACT of 160, ngton, near the railroad, FRENCH & RICHARDSON, ishers, Washingten, D. ¢ NISHE! h the best of Table Board, at No. above lith street. w 324 1 street, if, SEO eae: vO PARLORS, NICELY FURNISHED. with Ri AT LEAST 50 PER C. or without Board, forrent. Apply at the Star ‘iv KIES from the best lot of fine RY. est Virginia dist For sale at a bargain. Loffer at_the following redu (OUNTRY BUARD can be obtained at an agr ‘able private residence, with liberal table and every necessary comfort, Railroad, convenient to the cars. Terms, §: For address apply at the Star Office. jel3tf (OR RENT—Two well furnished PARLORS, on ith of witheut BUAED. Apply Coupons and interest will be collected when de- sired, and remitted to the owners. The creat wealth of the country, the vast amount transferable by dw great deduce! Wholesale purch: fi o1 I will also offera GIN at nthe above prices. Sper gallon retail, supertor to elsewhere than at this house for less than $4.50 the cived besides a large lot of Imported SHER- Europe, and in bond at New Georgetown custom house; and 90 casks of The Cette Sherry, such as hia and Baltimore houses ording to their Location, Washin desirable PRT- e r ing 1.00 feet of gron Situated on the southwest corner of Fourth t and G street south. ‘ms are very liberal, ouly on 1 held by the uncertai injury and. inconven loss of these and regist ses from robbery <uimost daily, demand a means of pi perty from the risks of F the first floor, w: 3 E st transferable t nd other causes, being ks of Cadiz, SHERRY ABLE BOARD at doors north of the avenue, 464 10th street. a few Will be rented to a STARR & METCALF, (Plaut’s Buildiv N.Y. avenue and 1th 8 selling to city dealers, ae responsible tenant. = $3.5). and St existing have geucrosity, at from §: | safety tor all enc Will sell sume article at $2.00 per gai er gallon wholesale. irities has become a 1c is to mupply this want that the pres; WOOD AND COAL. C. GAUTIER, Importer, 252 Penn's avenue, he Managers have provided for their depositors Best WHITE ASH at $8, by the tom. Allsizes ceuit customers. 2 red and Split OAK WOOD, $10 per cord. red and Bpllt OAK, WOOD. Sig rere Long Oak, @8 percord. A ton of Coal sold by me alvera the Metropolit ral and mechanical sk ont the 1sth of August Bermepa ann PREPA Wy special car nt-wateh insi and to this isto be superadded the pro- in short the arrange- curity areas perfect and absolute as hunidn leas can dyvise. NT 5 WHEATEN GRITS, DURYEA'’S MAIZENA ‘CORN STARCH, at lowest prices. N. weighs 2.240 Iba, HN B- LORD, Corner 4th and G streets. -next to the corner aining 7 rooms :v alarge capital. mont avenue, be 20 tween N and U streets. One BRICK HOUSE, 8, and one FRAME HOUSE pleasantly sitnated, HECK All fresh, and AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. Gross tons of 2,20 Ibs., delivered in auy part Chestant White Ash, $7, segand Furtace White Ash, $8.00 MANAGEMENT, corner Mth and F streets, 8. P. BROW yj R, &c. Mes preferred. Assortment )UB COMPLETE~ DRI ‘All grades of FAMIL All grades of SUPER Fine and Middl Oak and Pine Wood constantly on hand. Orders received at our Oftloe; or at the Wharf, foot of Seveuth street. ‘A LOW RATES. Assortment for Baker's use complete, AT VERY LOW RA All kinds of Mill Feed, Hay, Straw, &c. Ground Alum and Fine Salt) at very lor rates, by M: GALT & GO Indiana avenue and Ist streat, near Baltimore Depot. 8, P. BROWN & SON 465 9th street. between E and F. P WALL &00., cor, 9th st. and Pa NATIVE WINE BITTERS. S GAUTIER 1. Ww from a recipe of many y h acquired an unequalled repntation wherever it has Leen nsed as a preventive of all miasm: It invigorates the muscles, purifies the blood, corrects the action of the liver and kid- neya. promotes digestion, establi: the female aystem, and cure for all diseases of fe ade of native wine and th it cannot be surpassed as an ay invigorator early in the morning, and before meals encrally; and, being perfectly free from every- hing nauseous and unpleasant. may be used not only with safety at all commended to. person stimulant, thon, an article is nec expectfully invite NE BITT SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP- ERTY—Three funded and fifty acres of first- itable for farming, durying, situated within the Dis 5 miles from Georgetown. ard uit Road near the CI peake and Olio Canal to. Tennallytown- ¢ sold in a body ou accommodatiny urchagers, a portion of i t aid off in lots from four to fen acres each, with good fronts o1 ticularly desirable for market gardens. Ifdexited, d two-thirds in land, in roperty in Washington oF —The Culture Demanded by Mod- Bench und Bar. by L. J by Rev. Stephen eat h WM. 8. HUNTING lurial diseases. and Taxation, Dy J. shes regularity in y of the American irably adapted asa ing Stars and frolites, by Kirkwo ‘Railway and other Injuries of th Hartshorne on Practice of Ms OrFicy Hours: From9 o'clock a. m. to §0’clock PORTANT TO THE LADIES. —INDELIBLB Warranted fast colors. Done by a French composition, the receipt of which has been purchased at a high Price. Saves expense of braidi ‘Ladies are invited to call, i ite or colored will give one-third cash exchange for improved Georgetown Call and yee Keal Estate Brokers, corner New York aye. and 1sth st. STAMPING. Wash and boil. id Gloves, Lace Curtains, and For washing Wounds, Bruises, bands is equal to the best Castile Soa) For making Soft Soap; see direction on the wrap- rs. None genuine unless the maker's namo is stamped on each bar. C.B. JEWELL. Manufacturer, 4th and sth sis. confidently re- f both sexesas a gentle owerful tonic, whenever auch led or desired. No family should be withont it, as it will supply great desideratum in strengthening and invigorating growing child- ren, by whom it may be used with As the season for malarial and mi ix now approaching, this 1 i without a rival as a preventative of all diseas« the summer and autumn. and a general invigora tor of the human system in adults and children, ag well aa males and females. FOR SALE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. The trade is respectfully Invited to call id u Pofie <oal an Deales of all light fabrics. and Chapped tasamplo, and try Ly nderekirts. Balmo- pals, Aprons. f.. Stamped on Imitation or braid at colors. ng) WARRANTED NOT TO WASH OUT. Great caving to ladies having clothes, for chil- inted in the goodelndetibies | Ban We stiached £0. the bottoms of Ladies re now worn in rfectimpunity. ticle is offered as beil street between RHEEM, 17th ot ‘ARM FOR SALE.—The undersigned will sell rivate aulo the farm now in between Rockville, in Montgor ‘aryland, and Georgetown, D. C., upor .. It contains 196 acres; is ii te of cultivation ; lies beautifully ; is elev: j has several fine 500 and 502 G st. north, dren tomake up. his occupancy, | New York. }eint r sale at less than half the usual cost of braid. Birds, medallions, Figures, animals ofany pattern stamped. {RENCH BOOK de l'argent; 45 cents. lorisni; 46 cont taire Intime; 45'cents ‘Alphonse Karr: Sous Alphonse Karr: Voyage autour de Mon Jar- Karr: Promenad Lonis Reybaud e Stendhol: Le Rouge et Celeste: par Teon Gort ‘Dame de Paris: par Victor Hugo, 3 FRANCK TAYLOR. ‘THE SUPREME COURT OF THE)D: he oth day of Jul atta Henri Conscience: Le De- (xame ag they, George Sand: Lu- and: Le Secre- Ts naw ‘represented oF prings upon it, M. P It willbe shown fest Rerum mage Koown ge aie fect: a ANVILLE FHYDE gton and Gay sts., Georgetown. OUSE TO RENT—A firet-claens with all the conveniences of he on each floor, bath-room, &c.; thi uated on the’ southeast corner of Dunbarton and hington streets, Georgetown. + Washington, D. C. ce 5 De aS TI ‘OR SALE—Lot No. 3, in Squares9, on 23d atrest ¥ street north and Virginia enue. ‘Said Lot is 1b feet front, 17 cet 236 ‘oved by & new first-class Wood . Also, two small louses on the rear of the lot, containing two rooms rent for about $40 per te. sh 8. P. BROWN & 9th street, between E and F. RK RENT—The WALLACH HOUS) ak, Bias Uaices © » over the ay re USE, 0% POREENT—4 STOR ROOM, comer of eth and BAN ; Penns lvania avenue. poss. SASH, AND BLINDS. The underslgned would most all builders and others to call stock of seode BLINDS, Wit MOULDINGS, ieee Shere he intends to keep coustanth pbsverieke sizes. Pia on due Clocher; 4 : NTH STREET, Le Noir; 45 cents. tale Les 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, PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS, &c., &c. | A fine sssortment of the above Goods in Store, and for dale OHEAP FOR CASH. KIDWELL & HENDERSON, \ 505 Sth street ND TRAVELING RESIDENCE, Doone. andcold-water 08 rties Market, ly on ‘hand aii ies, at the lowest cash GEORGE M. BARKE (COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FoR WOMEN ING-IN ASYLUM, phe. relesaornor of M street, OF COLUMBIA J. B. Adams, P} kes, Laurence Carroll et al., Def’ts. ‘On motion of the Attorney. it is ordered that M. Traynor, cause h if, by J.B. Adams. es dctandant Bane rance to be entered forty. days after this day; otherwise the h, us in case of default, 'y order of the A true copy:—Tesi Fourteenth street, (ci each. ‘The three Washi month. Price 92,300. ‘been éstablished for the ne- ‘ho may be suffering from dis- to their gex,and for th Of such females as may require in r wer Aldine is aftuated fn the most Kealthy por- tk fct, evirrounded Uy itsown groands, ‘rom @6 to §10 per week, in R.J.MEIGS, Clerk. pu agave —The Seven Wecks’ War; vols.; London, Historical Seoted iu the Christian Chure Henry C. Lea. Codman’s Ten Mouths in Pindar's Melpomene Divina... Stories our best authors. Little Brother: mdiow. Braithwaite’s Retr t FRANCK TAYL pss AND NEW YORK MILLINERY. Mrs. A. G. GASTON has. ‘the comforts of the venue. Apply by Fitz Hugh ‘Terms of admissio: saint Beas inc! 1s ndence. ai 5 fayabloto Aa- for sale. Inquii Pere aa! etal, Amber, Pearl, PEPPEPEPREPPREBPEDEPE PDE KRoTriro0s.. LINEN COLLAR LAUNDRY. ion given to all orders, street, near Pennsylvania ave- mh 13-Sm te Bolion PIANO, made by 00d PIANO, made by Meyer: street, | avai ROOM FACTORY. FRUIT JARBT 1 ‘ ia RLOH. ir Work on gl One and batt squares north : S ORT MEN’ Brading done i airs. 8. foi ba iy i-6m (A 1VERY F. A ° a RCL ON BALL * VONFIDENTIAL—Young men who have in Jured themselwes by certain secret habits. which unfitt for kusiness, pleasure, or the duties of married life; also, middle-aged and old men, who, from the follies of youth. or other canses, feel ade: bility in advance of their years, before placing themsclves under the treatment of any one, shonl first read The Secret Friend.” Married ladies Will learn something of import perusing “The Secret Frien i? t to any address. in a ataled envelo) on ips Beents Address Dr, CHAS. A. STUART & CO... Boston. Mas BANKEE JAY COOKE « 00., BANKERS, Fifteenth street, opposite Treasury, uy and sell at current market rates, aud keep constantly on hand a full supply ef all GOVERNMENT BONDS, SEVEN-THIRTIES, AND COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES. Orders for STOC vexecuted, and CoNections made on all accessible points. e1-tf XCHANGE OFFICE OF WILLIAM HUR- LEY & CO. Weare selling Bills of Exchange on England Ireland and Scotland, for one pound sterling and upwards, at our office, 40S Pennsylvania avenae ap 29-am WM. HURLEY & 00. SAVINGSBANK. ~ “A PIN A DAY IS A GROAT A YEAR.” Call at the corner of 19TH STREET AND P: FREEDM AND TRUST CO. CHARTERED BY CONGH ‘The Central Office of this Company is as above. and is carried on in connect! Washington Branch OFFIC B09-1y, NA. AVEN ow sitnated with the FROM 9 TILL 3 Deposits of ONE DOLLAR and npwards received. and interest paid ou all sums ot FIVE DULLARS pd u 18. eiyectments are made in UNITED STATES BONDS AND STOCKS ON LY, under the direction of HENRY D. COOKE, Eso., of JAY COOKE & Co, Chairman of the Fiuaice Committee of the nk. The Deposits are now more than $490.00. M. T. HEWITT, of New York, President. DL. EATON. Actiary. W. J. WILSON, Cashier of Brauch Baak- my 3-WF SM Sm" First National Bank of Washington H. BD. COOKE, (of Jay Cooke & Co..) President, WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier. GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY AND FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES, Ldth street, opposite the Treasury Department, Government Securities with Treasurer United States S7-ONE MILLION DOLLARS We buy and sell ail classes of GUVERNMENT SECURITIES at current market rate FURNISH EXCHANGE and moke Collections om ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES. We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST. FAVORABLE TERMS, and give careful aud prompt attention to ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN and FIRMS and to any other business entrusted to us. FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERN- MENT LOANS at all times cheerfully furnished. WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier. Washington, March 20, 1345. tf th No. 260 PENN’A AVE, Between 12th and 13th streets, TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT P deducted when the hb Association is now prepared to make Tc Silver aud Rubber at New York, Phila Boston prices, All persons w done can have itascheap a8 in the abere-nazued citi All work will be done in the neatest and best manner. and warranted to give entire satis- faction. Persons will do weil to call and examine our work before getting it elsewhere dy 13-1f EETH. ‘M. LOOMIS. M. D. ‘The Inventor and Patentee ‘of the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, attends personally ws) hing di his office in this city. Many persons can’ wear these teeth who cannot wear others, fud.uo person can wear others who cannot wear Be. ene. Persons calling at my office can be accommodsted with any style and price of Teeth they may desire, but to those who are particular, and wish the pur est, cleanest, strongest aud most perfect denture that art can procure, the MINERAL TEETH wili be more fully warranted. Hooms in this city—No. 338 Penn’a avenue, be een gthand lth sts. Also, 907 Arch street hiladelphia. 0c 20-1¥ ISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSUHIP. The copartnership heretofore existing betwee! MACDONALD & McDADE is this day dissolve: by niutual consent. JAMES MACDONALD wi continue the business at the old stand, Sth treet, who will pay all debts and ills due the late firm. JAMES MACDONALD L. H. McDADE y 16, 1887, iy 17-6t* ADIES’_UNDERGA sé TS AND CHIL DREN’S CLOTHES of every description made to order. Also, Dress and Sacque Making, Em broidering, Braiding and Tucking neatly and promptly done by Mra, DOWNING, No. 279 7th Street, between L and M. my 6-2m" ING PLACE. SALAD DRESSING prepared by 3.W. Huckins ‘who as Ine for 12 years at the Parker House, Boston, gave Bo little reputation to that hotel for his soup. SALLAD DRESSING and other elegant and nutritious preparations which have received the highest commendations from many ofthe most distinguished ofthe Medi- ¢al Faculty throughout the country. ¥ ped, Gio Z. M. P. KING & SON, je 26 rner 1634 abd Vermont avenue. S—The Invincibles, an explanation ithe phenomena commonly called, Spiritual: 2, ait Mi s irs. Frances and Ga, bre iy fiene Wortord. “‘May-Day aed other Poemds alph Waldo Emerson. Pendennis, Din: lon 5, chef de cnis: _ on Bititgeton” aston on wegen Hae! my fi FRANOK TAYLOB _ AMES GU: DDRALER IN NEW AND SEO ae UBNITURE. Old Furniture ‘of quality. worl . i ud iver Pencil Cases, sae. asso ni opened. iyi’ 4 TARR Sasortmeny NCE TAYLOR,