Evening Star Newspaper, July 29, 1867, Page 2

a al FA THE EVENING STAR. Tho Largest Circulation in-the Distriet W. D. WALLACH, Editer and Prepricter, WASHINGTON OITY: MONDAY + JULY 29, 1867, S87 READING MATTER ON BEVERY PAGE. BEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. For THE ACCOMMODATION OF PERSOMs leay- ing the city during the summer months they | can have the Star mailed to their address, by | ordering the same at the office, for 124 cents | pet week, for one week or more. THE NEW JAIL... It has been stated that the joint resolution of Congress airecting the Secretary of the Inte. Tior to select a site fora new jail is about to be carried into effect, and that the choice Ites be tween 4 site recommended by the Mayor’ Bear the Almshouse, andone atthe junction of New Jersey and Virginia avenues, the lat- ter having the preference. We sincerely trust that wherever else it may be located, the Sec- retary will not plant the jail in a position so utterly unfit as that Iast named. The locality is almost within a stone’s throw of the Vap- itok, and if such a nuisance were placed there, Congress would almost certainly order its re- moval tis not improbable that the Capito; grounds may be extended to this very locality in time, but whether this is the case or not, ft is manifestly most unfair to this growing neighborhood, and which is soon destined, under iavorable circumstances, to fill up rap- idly with first-class houses, thus to blast all 118 prospects. The great point aimed at in gettirg the jail removed .rom its present site ‘was that it might be piaced in some suburban locality, where it would affect the inter- este of the ceniral portion of the city less injuriougly. The main recommenda- tion vrged im betalf of this locality is that tbe jail would thereby have the benefit of Carroll Spring, but this is an absurd plea in Geed, to cull for planting it in the heart of the city, and in close juxtaposition to the Capi- tol. It might as well be recommended to place it im a8 populous locality as C street, in the Tear of the National Hotel, because there is a natural spring there. Fortunately, however, the city is tolerably well supplied with drink- ing water, and itis not necessary that a jail should seek a spring, as if it were some oasis in & desert. ‘The other site proposed, near the almshouse, seems weil fitted for its purpose. “It is imme. diately north of the almshouse, and in the same public reservation. There is abundance of water there, and the drainage into the An- scostia is pertect. Itis of convemient access from the city, while at the same tme its pres- ence would affect no business interests inju- Tiously. There seems, too, to bea manifest Propriety in placing kindred institutions of this character in tne same locality. We are, however, not at all committed to this site, thengh we know of none that strikes us alto. gether co favorably; but we are sure we speak for the entire community in protesting against tbe jail being placed at the intersection of New Jersey and Virginia avenues, and in urging that it be located in some snburban locality. THE TENNESSEE ELECTION, At the election which takes placéin Ten- neesee on Thursday, August ist, aGovernom eight members of Congress, State Legislature: and Superintendent of Public Instruction are to be chosen. Wm. G. Brownlow, the present Republican Governor, is a candidate for re- election, and 1s opposed by Emerson Etheridge, Temocrat. For Superintendent of Public lastruction the candidates are John Eaton, Jr., Republican; and Charles S. Cameron, Democrat. The Republican candidates for Congress are: ist Dis.rict, R. R. Butler; 2d. Horace Maynard, (for re-election); 34, Wil- lam Stokes, (for re-election); 4th, Jameg Muilins; 5th, John Trimble; 6th, Samuel M. Arneil, (for re-election); 7th, Isaac R. Haw- kins, (for re-election); Sth, David A. Nunn. The Democratic candidat-s, in numerical or- der of Districts, 1 to S, are: James White, John Williams, Eh G. Fleming, Edward Cooper, (for re-election), Bailie Peyton, Dorsey B. Toomas, Wm. P. Caldwell, John W. Leit- wich, (for re-election). The Legislatute to be chosen will elect a United States Senator in place of Judge Patterson, son-in law of Presi- dent Johnéon, whose term expireson the 4th of March next. In case the Republicans have @ majority, Horace Mayaard will no doubt be selected for the position. ————$—_____. Is THERE A SLAVERY PARTY? The Danville (Va.) Times wants to impress upon the minds of the colored people «that the story irequently told them by designing Radi- cal politicians, that there is a Democratic par- ty trying to get into power and return them to iavery, is an unmitigated aad unblushing be—a lie without the least foundation. Inthe first place there is no Democratic party; like the old Whig party, it is deaa, and its corpse ts as cold and stiff as an iceberg.” While we are willing to grant that the old parties are “iaid out,’ ihe 1act cannot be disguised that there are Rumerous politicians North and South, formerly identified with the Democratic party, who still insist upom resurrecting slavery, the right of secession, and other dead aud buried questions, and are trying to gal- Yauize them imto living issues. Thus the Old for August, an intonsely Southern ine, has @ labored article to prove that Siayery Js (he « normal condition of the negro,” and one to which he must return, and we find tn Congress and in the Maryland Convention PERSONAL. M%,808 JOSEPH, AGED 14 YEARS, lamoie nd WANTS. JUVENILE SUFFRAGE. The question of suffrage to woman is not only being agitated in the New York Consti- PROPOSED ALLIANCE WITH MEXIUU, The following correspondence has taken place between a gent'sman of this city and M. TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. | scoseree sets on torr sey Oooxs & S=5" ab farsieh the tollowing Oo.: quotations of Gev- the right leg. left ho Thi Tork. and qothing has been heard of hinvatusy nan tutional Couvéition, but some friends of | Romero, Mexican Minister, in regard to the ign of Terrer—Vidauri Shot—Maxi. formation of whereabouts will be most kin, down-trodden youth are making zealous ad- | propriety of concluding @ treaty between the baer os ign of Terrer— recerved by bis distressed father, Cc or Amprisened—M: Trial sof fte te be Exiled—Speech of Escebed jere Prisoners Taken— Mere te be Executed. ‘vocacy fo~ extending the privilege of voting to young men, and fixing the legal age of voters at eighteen years It was argued in United, 8 and Mexico, for mutual protec. tion agasnst invasion and rebellio! rt wi eeeeros, July 12th, 1867.—M. Romers, itt 23 F: 20 70 S70 PER DIEM J. SANTUCOT, ‘ast Capitol strast ED—A first-tiass CABINET MAKER ; ly to +n 03! ‘apital re Avenue House Fur- : c bo juired Address, giving name and resi- . : ‘Brownsville ad- cure, Carpet an stablishment,corner | genco, W. FN. city Post Otice. iy 4-6" favor of the step, that young men of this age” ike Bipriotiots —Sir: Permit me tosnggest | New URLEANG, July 29-1 anal ue Sat sblishment corner nee oi vote tre competent to exercise'the most important Bisten rape ee ratenn eeiee) Ee Bhan ec cl oe tin, anton tank i bos es ye EMOVAL.—N. il. MILLER, Attorney and Councellor at Law, Justice the Peace. Ly Collection Office. has removed to No. 35 Lowte! ana avenue, Dear the corner of Sixth and D streets, ay 16-1 YA_F_A. KING MD. AN ES! BY hidition OF rie Piwig > . RENCH & RICHARDSO: iy 16-20* 334 Pennsylvania OCTOR SCHUMAN, OF BALTIMoRE. may be consnited by ladies in need of the anrvices of a skillful and reliable physician at his office, No 456 Lith street, Washington, D. aily, from 7 o'clock in the morning until 1 and at his Vidar! jas stor inthe Be Domingo square, ral Dias Tatvoed to have an interview wie ia abtcuaiser a atcha, ‘she Liberal Governmem has decided that all Imperial Prefectashall te exiled for 6 years, vitanviai. Sgenerats usp Olvares ‘ied at Ignola inthe | Lewis Johnson & Uo. quote stocksand bonds functions of a citizen; that they bear/arms and become husbands and fathers, It\was maintained that the impresgion of &fresh un- corrupted element into our elections, by al- lowing young mep to vote between the ages d¢: eighteen and tweiity-one, ‘as well as “After, would go farto purify the ballot-box. The fact of the Roman youth having been allowed to vote at seventeen years, during the early and better days of the Commonwealth, was jvasion and rebellion. Such an alli. ance ry ed by me to our Government ‘At the beginning of the slaveboiders’ poe: | ‘but @n inordinate comfidence in our strengt! And the supposed. weakness of the rebels—from ) which. was and B cpeety: erm the war—prevente option. pted. pieced ED TD RENT—For a permanent resi Jon by Ramaallfaamily Of grown persons. an UNFURFISHED HOUSE, with from? to 10 pes at sera Serene cern ote ston . rl an} ere nort of E_ street Korth: and west of Sth etrect’. Best city reference given! Address P.O. box 41¢. iy 203 WAnten-- respectable, honest, and capable colored servant WOMAN, to do general house-work for a small family; must be able to Cook wash and iron well: and come. well recom: mended. Good waves will be given. Apply im- m dintehy ‘at Mr. GARDNER'S, 401 ith at. nd the rebellion Woulg have been su y during the first year. With the United States and Mexico combined, the preponderance of ower would have been so great that the reb- els must have been compelled to lay down ced as reced ost! ms arly 88, ear. 80, pars of April. . nd foreign markets as follows: dy 29-3t office in Baltimore. Md. North street, from 4 addn ® precedent. The proposition, | ‘heir srms as early as,the firat y If latter . im home Gnd foreign mark é {010 p. m. Consultations, which are strictly cont then three-fourths of thé loss of life and three- | General Escobedo made the following ad-| New Yoru, July 29.—Firat Board—U. 8. 6's, ANTED=oly areapectable and capable woman | {)0?).™ De limited to the above however, was lost on a division, thirty-three | fourths of the.covt of the-war would have been to the subaitern officers of the Amperial | ies, "coupon, Ii; do. registered, dor} WASTICATION sticed eck te ake amici | Stential mast be lim fe above hours im members voted in favor, and éighty-two | saved. Likewise,if anend had been put to | army before releasing them :—Tbe Supreme | 5.00’, coupon, 111%; do. registered, —; do. || s itution. oF ae pretry cook. or as housekesper in Appointments by letter left at my office will be against. This is considered, however, a very | the rebellion during tho first year, or even the | Government might disposeof thelives of those | Gerciticates —-: do. 5-20. new issue, do. | any nice private family. Would haye no objection | faithfully attended to. 16-1 second, it would bave prevented the invasion of Mexico by. ear which never would have been attempted but for our rebellion, ana thus the late desperate struggle of Mex- 10 for national existence against the most powerful monarchy of Europe, and which, after such great sacrifices, has just ended 50 to go axwhort distance inthe country. Can givo the heat of city reference if required. Gan be sean on to-morrow from 9 o'clock in the morning until 5 in the evening,at No. 13 Indiana avenue, between 43 and 3d stree 1 ANTED—A HOMB—A WIDOW LADY hav- ing a large family of children, wishes to give ‘her infant, «fine healthy child: ago six who, forget they were Mexicans, fought | 75%, 1975; 10.40's registered, —; coupon, 102; for ® foreigner elevated to power by thein-/| Pamfic Mall, 145; Atlaatic Mall, 111: Canton vaderz, but the Government, always Magnani- | Oo, 524; Qumberland, 33%; Quicksilver, 31}; mous, forgives those who, until now, have | Mariposa, 9%; pref'd, 23; N- Y..Central, 109%, been enemies of their county, because Erie Railway, 77%; preferred. 76; Hudson pects that their future conduct will correspond | River Railroad, 120; Reading B. Ry: 108%; ‘with the clemency used towards the misied | Michigan Central, 112; Michigan Southern, hopefal start for the juvenile suffrage party. PERSOBAL.—M. E. A. Paul, formerly war correspondent of the New York Times, and lately connected with the Chronicle of this city, bas accepted the editorship of the Wilmin: DMUGRBERL MURDER! —Send Post, Paid, ad- dressed envelope for remedy to oF the appetite for Smoking or Chewing, 60 you will new- er wish for it again. Certificates sent. Address B. MILLER, Wilmington, Del ay bm FOR THE LATEST STYLES OF SKIRTS, best material, always on hand and made te 3 ‘ay her infant, a i n ‘ % id have beenaverted. As such | sons of Mexico. You'are al liberty, and you | 33. jiinom Central R. R., 118y; Olevetand | weeks. Apply at this office, jy a 2t™ kirts altered and repaired, at 5. F. ton (N.C.) Dispatch, which has recently been | &!0riously, wou! 5 om. BE : weeks. Apply at of Fs ite Siteren, ane copairel. ts alliance, however, was not preposed by our | may ask your passports forany point where | ang Pitts! » 93%: Northwestern, 57%; do. 7 HREVE’S Hoop Skirt and Corset Manufactory, purchased by @ number of Radical Kepub- | Government, and unfortunately was uot of- | you chore to reside, Pet eiiccna Won aeleda its: ANTED—A clean tidy half grown COLORED 7th street, bet. Mand N sts eas Im licans, and will be henceforth conducted apon the principles of that party. -Gen. Grant, now at Long Branch, telecraphs that he will be here this evening, in case he does not go directly from New York to Nashville, which itis probable he may do. ‘A dispatch re- ceived from Hon. W. E. Chandler, Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, announces his ar. fered by Mexico, the advantages which might bave résulted therefrom was lost to the two Re- publics. But wisdom is generally learned by experience, and frequently at great cost, and often when it is too late. This favorable op- portunity for mutual allianee having passed, tbe question 1s whether it would advantage to the two Republics at and hereafter. True, rebellion has been sup- One prisoner at Queretaro,since he has been liberated, writes that he received good treat- ment trom the officers of theLiberal army. nillo,on the inst vel = ers, lately released, accompmy the train. E 9 Generel Corona, writing ‘rom the capital, AMUSEMENTS. says all the garrison with al its chief officers, AVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY EVEN" except Marquez, are in our power. ©'Horan ING, AVING TAKEN THE OFFICE FORMERLY oceupied by Dr. Borland, at the northeast corner of 6th street and Massachusetts avonus,the subscriber would respectfully offer his professional services to the citizens of Washington Office hours from 6 to 8! sand from 4 to 19 p.m. Le Z-eolm*} 8. ALDWELL, M.D. NOTICE, HEIRS —A4 complete list_ of heirs to estates in Europe furnished for $1, by KED- 18., P.O. Box 530, ful in the house. Reference required. Apply at 452 10th street, near Pa. ave., or at Walsh & Co.'s auction store. Jy 25-3t WASTED_100,000 GENTLEMEN to stop at the Arbieter Hall, 391 Pennsylvania avenue, ze oe — ra eo best Philadelphia Lager Sy eats SB MCSIY. yp WANGERMAN. A WAPY WRITING A GOOD BUSINESS 103%; Fort Wayne, 106%; ‘Ohio Western Unions —~; ‘Boston reased in name in the United States, and rev- Lablia are prisoners. Lovar, Urbano, FREE CONCERT, nd, and accustomed to business correspoud- | DEN BRC Vashington, D.C. rival at Puebla, Colorado, on the 25th inst., enon ana faxpsinn Bave both boon defeated eee Portilio, ba pei recumes, and In the Airy, Commodious Parlors, at the ennades SITUATION as copyist or wan Hetezences ary Achbre Was! naton D. and that he was going into Colorado moun- | ‘0 Mexico; but as the canses which produced | the regent, Salas, surrendert jemselyes as o Messrs. Allen, © Nisbet, Bankes tains, and ray reach Denver aboat Septem. | (he warn both countries siill exist, and likes | prisenera.’ Ie is sald eeveril persone In the HOTEL GERBARDT. ration: Address MARIETTA, Post. Oth Masts. Allen, Copp & Nisbet, Bauke : Si smothered conflagration may be faaned Capital will be punished wih death iy 5-10 36s Ponusisauieavense: ngton, D.C. ber 1. ....Senor Romero, the Mexican Min- P| PI i ant life by faction, and again break torth with like | “The following are the yarticulars of the ANTED— ve want HOUSES, large and si LARISS PLEASE READ THIS — WILLIAM ister, expects to leaye for his home some time 4 PRIN ‘ ; ine \ c et. has about six hun- destruction, theretore It would seem to be of | occupation of the Vapitel, fom La Preuza, of 5 ver eran acrensing demand for our cas, | hs PRINCE, 439 Sth street. are during the coming month, availing himself of | the firstimportance that every means in our Gaadolajara. At daylight, on the 2ist, the} PIC NICS, EXCURSIONS, &c. te Bare | euallied wishing fo. eincpeibenmait (Cm (eon well: made stamps of elegant designs for a leave of absence granted him by his Goy- | powershould be at once adopted, thata repe- | parapets of the enemy we perceivéd to be D.L.WELLS & CO., whole or part, and ‘each the buyer the Composi- oP ter General Randall | ‘ion of such awfal calamities may, if pos- | abandoned. and shortly afterwards the an- GRAND REGATTA iy %-10t__Corner La. avenue and sth street, | tion, furnish Cushions and Brushes, and explain ernment. ostmaster General Randall, . be prevented. novncement was telegraphed that all the fortt- xs "TO TARE PLACE ON a ANEMSsirom Beptember ists a IG how to use them, gratis. Being part of a duplicate who has bees absent for several daysat the | As to invasion from European monarchies, | fications were abandoned. An order to ad- THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1867. WANTED irom, September Ist. a HOUSE | cot lately used in Baltimore nny lady wishing to North, is again at bis post, having returned to | this may be expected during any internal ci ce into the city was og Everywhere | Inclnding schooner, sloope, an boats of anzsizo- | yw nortiraf Pransgivanigavenue-ant herween dah | enzese, tn this profitable busiuest aud having @ Washington on Sunday. +-+-Brig. Gen. 0. H, | Vulsion of either of the Republics. O:esarism e found trains of ammunition and the bag- | A Prize of one hundred dollars to he given to the | aid Tath streats west., Water andgas indispensa- | S@all capital should call at once. Fr : | and Monarchy are, from principle, opposed to | gage of the enemy. Arms were scattered along winning rid 19 hoes before atacting eee | bie. Address (stating location and terms one Cc FIDENTIAL.—Young men who have in erate nes Geo netuned. after neu, | ffgedom, and are therefore inherentiy in con- | road and in the sireets, ‘The entire garrieon | MUSE, be, enterod #4 hours Veforo, starting: 90 ag to Jpi6 oe soa, Washtgton, D.C. jy25t" rired themaelwes by certain secret habits: which men’s Burgas, bas eleq retuned. after siab- | lettiy all against all Republics; and deserted, the men retiring to their homes. Neunl allowance will be given to all boats follow: WANTED To BUY—By E.S. SUSTH. Ladies | BuAt them for business; plonsure. or the dution of rence of ten days. --+-S. E. Middleton, Esq.» | one alliance dan only be succe.ctally defea ‘and Gentlemen's second-hand Clothing, Un- i r j whe. Gen. Labera was theonly me who presented | jng short of each other in length according to their himself. He said he had remained to ensure | class. good order, and todeliver up the position, and | | Boats must be anchored off 6th street wharf at as a prisoner of war. Gth street wharf, where the rules governing the —_——_—________ tta will be exhibited to commanders of boats. FROM MEXICO AND WEST INDIES, | The Regatta will start from a buoy anchored off Shipwreck—Santa Ana Still a Prisomer— | (th strect wharf sailing down the river, rounding See Gauhe ia ee eT an a ee eee Honentoamen Hi Livingston will accompany the gral x ng th street wharf at 12 o'clock, New Yorx, July 29.- Dispatches from Ha- a splendid day’s amusement. Fare married life from the follies -or other causes, feel ade: bility in advance of their yeara, be placin themselves under the treatment of’ any one, shoul first read Tho Secret Friend.” Married ladies iil learn something of importance by perusing “The Secret Friend.” Sent to any address,in s. sealed envelope. on receipt of 25 cents. Address Dr, HAS. A. STUART & CO., Bosto’ by another, hence Repnblics in self defence should form alliances agc.inst Monarchy. Not only should ihe United States and form an alliance agairst inva: and rebe)! butthe Seuth American Republics also form an alliance against the same dan- gers. The political and material advantages of the proposed alliance would seem to be apparent toail, It would prevent invasion, or filibus- tering, from every quarter, and suppress at Osashier of the U. S. Treasury, has gone to Jamaica, and will not return for several months. Tus New YORK CounTERvsiters.—The Treasury detectives who arrested the two French counterfeiters, Harcg and Adel, on Staten Island, a few weeks since, not only succeeded im recovering a lot of counterteits derclothing, Bedding, Boots and Shoes, &.. &., at 28439 7th street, between Land M ts. north: N.B.—No matter how much they may have been worn. Je 42m" ANTED—New and Cast-off CLOTHING, o} GOLD and SILVER, or any other article cf value. at the old established Merchant Pawnbro- ker’s Store of R. FULTON & CO., 502 9th atroet,3 doors north of Penna. avenue 5 *S SEWING MACHL D. LOST AND FOUN i 5 t. state that anish | for the trip 25 cen. ; 35 OUND—A SUM OF MONEY, which the owner ceount of cousmuaieeeike Seuae atte teeter ifberat feovernmente tr Toth soda’ Gamer onidad Gondal tots Blase ts Sete Tickets for the Regatta, and all further informa: BOARDING. Ki canhave by describing satisfactorily. “Call at © | tries: Eo" On: | wrecked om she 2th with ceventy-nine n can be had at the headquarters of the Nationa! Room No. 106 Indian Office af through the greater prependerence of strength, t would amount to a protectorate on the part of the United States, in the sare Haytien Republic, counterfeit tickets on the New York Central Railroad, and a quantity OOM FOR Yacht Club, 6th street wharf. * two gentle a) persons on board. Only hurteen are known W. MILLER. Captain. to be saved. , The whole affair will Ve conducted under the su- of spurious tickets of the Philadelphia Pas- | ratio of strength it would amount to a pro. | Refugees state that Sata Anna is stilla | porvision of competent aud responsible judges. t senger Ruilwa: tectorate on the part Of Mexico. In other | Prisoner. y M-eodtaug! GENTEEME GENTLEM. 2 Words, the protection would be mutual and | | One hundred ana twen:y deatks trom yel- PBOE. KBEIS/ DANCING ACADEMY, Penn. | SUX their wives, will fiud, at No. 631 M at.. vet. THE ALLEGED FRavups —Paymastey Gene- | reciprocal. low tever occurred mm Havana during June, ag CRonite Metropolitan Hotel ; ‘Puectay sth aud sth sts anit ROOMS, with ‘Thesteamer Nava, wi ubmarine cable, an riday evenings, from 8 to 100’clock. he fe situated, with bath ral Brice bas addressed a note to Mr. Lincoln, | _ Lt would divert capital and enterprise to Mex- " : i Esidey sve from Bto i Fionte a‘ yen chairman of the committee on alleged frauds | !c0todevelope ber agricultural and mineral re- | bas arrived off Havane, he laying of it | canbe for meet ! E = 04 sources, and also to construct those interior | Will be completed about the 4th of August, ‘T—In a private family, two very nl of the pay department, informing him that the HED KUOMS and communicating lines of rallroads so essen- r SEVENTH STREET. IS, with the hest of Bo: a department here is prepared, if permitted to | tially necessary to the prosperity of the adja- FROM EUROPE 10-DAy. 486 — 486 Add FP YRaai5, 3D THREE send persons and records before the committee, | cent countries. 1t would unite us into close [By Cable to the Assochted Press.] MARKRITER, iS can be necomn TAKEN UP by me.on the connection &s to every interest, and especially would increase the trade between the sister Republics, now eo largely monopolized by England and France, and in many respects which could not even be named in a brief letter, it would result in general and permanent ad- vantage to the two countr: Therefore such alliance should be proposed to the people of the two Republics at once, so thst if approved of it may be adopted at the earliest practical moment. ‘Very respectfully, your obedient servant, A. Watson. to prove that the allegations made against the departmentare untrue, atid especially witbout foundation in factso far as the charges apply to the paymaster general’s office. Tue Tennessee ELgcTion.—The United States troops recently stationed in Kentucky are moving into Tennessee, by direction of General Grant, who instructs General Thomas to distribute is soldiers throughout the latter State im such strength and at such places as gonmy place. Ti jorward and pay dama the same. = Loxvox, July 20—Noon.—Consols for money | Dealer in a choice stock of PAPERHANGINGS, 93%; U.S. 5 ; lilineis Central, 674; | WINDOW SHADES, OVAL PICTURE FRAME 5 os PITURE CORD AND TASSELS, PAINTINGS, Liverroot, July 29—Noa,—Cotton quiet; | ENGRAVINGS, WALNUT BRACKETS, &c. sales ot 10,000 bales; Middliag Uplands, 10%; Terms cash. Orleans, 10%. Brendstuffs excited, but not J. MARKRITER, No. 485 7th street, quotably higher. jy 22-1m* between D an MPORTANT TO HOLDERS 0 ROOMS WITH BOAR y, corner of oth and H st juare from 7th street cai TO MY PREMI a WHITE mented 0 come forward, prove pro ty, arges and take her away. bay charges and take ber aways 7 9. near Brightwood. D. ‘ayed from the common: ‘a large, dark bro ars old. The above r son giving such information DIN Bust Rent, in a very pleasant RONT ROOD suitable for two—with board. Apply 371 New York avenu Jya-6t* Assault om Gov. Plerpoint by a Wom: ‘ANT, TO. HOLDERS, OF Gi RicuMoxp, Va., July 29.-Goy. Pierpoint MENT PONDS AND PERER SE ‘was this merning acsaulted,at the Executive ——— Mansion, by Mrs. Driscoll, who was imme- THE NATIONAL At J. KING'S first-class 1 1s Dining 3 and 13th streets. © or si will be to any p A — diately arrested by the’ polize. The assault] SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, FE=k Bec as will fead toler recuverye Address ot Will protect the lives and property of the citi: | Wasminerox, July 13, 1567.—Mr. A. Watson, | was made because the Fovemor pardoned a OF WASHINGTON, D. C. Bere pens Stary BOOM sade Side ce Depot Hout ogee Es ge zens, and secure order on Tnuraday next, the | Washington. D. C.—Sir: Your kind letter of to. | man convicted of killing herson, The Gov- | caprrat, nished. Suitable tor gentlemen and their 3 epot House, 463 C street, ee $200,000 day of election in Tennessee. Gay is received gesting the ipriety of | ernor was not injured. ik, between 12 F street i” Possession given August 1. Apply at 276 H str L088 one day lasts petebustabirss Bee Bey conelnding a treaty betwcen tne United States Chartered by Special Act of Congress for the near 18th. ly 26-40" * west and isth and ets.a GOLD BRACE- APSENCE OF THE ATTORNEY GENBRAL.—At- | and bette] anes aor Er seiiast in- Riots in Lancashire, England. SAFE ® EYING Os VALOABLES FS RENT sre TANDSOMELY Fe zB! tee Bie torney General Stanbery and lady left tawn | vasion and rebellion. Su: an ance NEW YorE, July 29.—Theswamer Uity of pe %s 3: D ROOMS. with or without Board. ~ 5 : He if 10 other respects well arranged would 3 ‘ str? Tie. Apply to J. P. CRUTCHET, 477 sth st., cor. D. D—On Saturday, an ADDRESSED EN this morning for Capon Springs, West Vit- | certainly beat very important results; out | Heston brings Europran dats to the 16th tn RENTING OF SAFES, ere DOPE outaining @ sun of Money. which ginia Mr. Stanbery will be absent about two weeks. Hop. John M. Binckley, Assistinot the complication of interests ' and interior difficulties of both countries v may be obtained by proving property and pay i Hare IN ITS, stant, On the occasion ef the Orangemen FIRE AND BURGLAR-PROOF VAULTS. the Drog Store of demonsiration. Foratime ther was & com- SUMMER BOARDIN SS town, in a delightfa ‘Five miles from Geor: rtisi Fs corner of 7th and G sts iy 25-30" orn DORNE! IN" by sti . Stabling desired. T md = = Attorney General, will discharge the duties of ri Fender: amon Sera molds plete reign of terro! Orrice—Oonxen, FIFTEENTH STREET AND | by stage. § he gel Ae a a OST—On Friday, the 3ist of May last, a small the office during the absence of the Attorney | nesr rature it might be tried, if the govern- =— Darcy's Store, Montgomery county, Md. jy 25-st |, PORTMG: st Carter's or Taplor 4 Store, General. ments of the two ‘Republics, while feeling its Sepere Beant, GUARANTEE RATES, MMER, DOARD, AT CAMBRIDGE oip— | <u!) Wet sHe'Mue p containing one fifty and ong _———____. convenience, found themselves more tree in | PHILADELPHIA, July. 2—General Grant Wr a Heat or The undersigned is prepared to accommodate | some small bills. §25 will be paid if returned to Navat—Secretary Welles, of the Navy | their action, of less embarrassed with domes- | rived here by ® special train trom Long | government andall other Coupon {2774 | familice or single persons from thecities with No. 437 D street. ‘iy st" uma mer BOARD,” at Cambridge, Md. Salt Water ine Fishing, &c, Terms moderate, and every comfort guaranteed. Address Mrs. M. C. McCORMICK, Cambridge, Maryland, jy 25: Department, has received information of the U.S. steamer Oneida, Commander Creighton, at Porto Grande, St. Vincent Island, on the Branch atnoon, and proceeded direetly to Har- ities: or those transforepi Tisburg, from which place his family will go | by delivery incinding hank bills $1 00 per $1,000 to Dublin Gap. Cumberland county, Penna, | Government and all other Securi and the General will return to Washington. ties, negotiable only by endorse- tic cares. Thanking you for the interest you show for the welfare of Mexico, Iam, sir, very respect- fully yours, ‘M. Romgro. Tut UNION PACIFIC 2 oad 80 per 1,000 OARDING—380 E street, hear 10th. Front 3 . eee anu ise aa Gal 125 per 10 Parlor, with Board for two, at 60 per month. RAILROAD COMPANY. iy: PIANOS! PIANOS!! PIANOS!! e aut eet eatin or 20 per 1,00 | Ba ‘ Paro for two.at ‘345 per manta er ei be — in }HICAGO, JD! .- ai occu! “al rented without Board y Ix RienmonD.—General D. H. Hill and Mrs. AN UNPRECEDENTED TRIUMPH. by retail dealers, wore barsed ou Miwaukie | onowner’s estimate of ull valucy SOR RENT—Several’ neatly FUR’ D | THEIR FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS AS AN j Stonewall Jackson arrived m Richmond on | Caste Divrarca, Panis Exposition, July i, 1867. | avenue lust night. $75,600. and Tate subject to ndjustment F Shoste Wien the bert of table Bosna No. ss ae the 2th instant Governor Pierrepoint nas | pave nee ee NT hs Ez, | ues | °F DuIK,on a basis o Oper 10) | 324 1 street, above ith street. so, Table INVESTMENT. | Dawa preme Jury of the Ex- anal Board. dy 22'taul” | returned to Richmond, aiter a speaking tour | position Tur First Gord Mepat oy Mrxtr Jor ch BASKET OF PEACHES. Deeds, Mortgages, Valuable Papers generally, —— tt — on the line of the Richmond ahd Danville | krshest deerce of perfection im evan, squnre and une a = whe of ng Axed value, @1-a:yearesch; orac- | TWO PABLORS, NICELY FURNISHED, with: 5 ip aiak 7 ratiroad. risht Pianos and the most valuable inventions, ‘A Beantiful and Trathful Chromo,from Brown's cording to balk. Pe is . or without Board, forrent. Apply at he Star The rapid progress of the Union Pacific Railroad, showing the greatest progress in the construction af | Celebrated Painting, pronounce: by Cultivators of | Wills $9, w a Hronilaih covers the remainder of | Office, | IM | now pnilding west from Omah: sbraska, and THE Waits Hoc: ‘But few visiters were eee, Lor tas, PER the rongess ndor semen of the Fruit, and other competent judges. most perfect the life of the maker. OUNTRY BOARD can be obtained at an agree- forming, with its western conn ions, an at the Executive Mansion to-day, all of whom laitien tothe stoves 3 able private residence, with sliberal table and every necessary comfort." Location, Washington Railroad, convenient to the cars, Terms, $10 per - For address apply at the Star Office. jel3tf : i wan i Cash Boxes or small Tin Boxes, for papers of Representation of Fruit ever published. For sale | Carl Boxe Capitaine, Merchants, twser, No. 436 7th SNE steed Tradesmen, Families,’ &c., will be received at iy mgs 67D street, between D and Butrects. | $35" cach box or trank per year contents un- across the continent, attracts attent Bonds which the broken li ditien to the above, Stell M tien to the above: Steluway & Sons have to the value of the First Mortz in received the following cable dispatc ee Papin. July 4. have, had an interview with the President. Secre- tary Browning was with the President this Dlood, corrects the action of the liver and j : ee Company now offer to the public. The first qnes- fA 6a ne aeee reels as Known to the Company, and liability limited, or | ¥© A : morning. ase Siaet Reclete doe Renan Arts cf Faris, Lave, N AND AFTER THIS DATE, JULY 9th, | tury will be insured for the full amount, the con= OR RENT—Two well furnished PARLORS, on | tion asked by prudent investors is, ‘Are these Mrumeuty exhibited at the, Faris Exposition, | O) isd the ‘Rockville, Marttoro, tents being known, at above rates. the first floor, with or witheut BOARD. Apply | bouds secure?” Next, “Are they a profitable InrERNAL REVENUE, —Thereceipis from this | awarded to Sras\ Sonsyof New Yerkthvrt | and Brookrille Stages wil leave th No charge less than one dollar. 393 E st., bet. Sth and 10th. folz” | tnvestinent >” Toxeplyin brief: source to-day were $1,193,680.0L. Grand Testimon eneral Stage Office, HOWALI On COLLECTION. OF TINTRRMST 1 ABLE BOARD at No. 464 loth street, afew | ist. The early completion of the whole great : ORT OIE duit “Vaeaday excepting tee ierk thes FOR CENT ON AMOUNT COLLECTED. 7=® TT teors uorth of the avenue, ‘Terms 825 per | line to the Pacific is as certain as any future —GRAN Tie o'clock a. m.;, oak eee s business event can be. The Government grant of Bargin renting tility eee WROTE: stage at Potclock p.m. Pree ih oie a) tie COMP AN RESTO CO OF TER EW ERS. over twenty million sorescf Jand and fifty meftiion PAY EVENING, July Beats oralogke rile ero ROwAND, Proprietor. iste thekey,) ATIVE WINE BITTERS. dollars in its own bonds practically gu it. iv ee ne 2 Gr. XU may YCOON JAPAN TEA, BURGLAR PROOF TIER res y invites at- | (ne-fourth of the work is already done, and the MASONIC—A special communication of | and Lith streets, Dah poe longs, ry ealsona yl ‘omuch aemired by the recent Japan- t. VARYING FROM 920 | , CHARLES CACY Wit SITTERS ent; | track continues to be laid at the rate of two miles “ST. JOHN'S LODGE, Noedl F&A. Mt. | have no connections with apy other establishment | ee Commissioners, from whom we have a| $50 EACH PER ANNUM, pauen toe ne ars’ standing, which has | nic Hall, corner D and gtit | inthis city. jezzam {> letter of compliment for ip extolience. sole According to size and location. Frumamecibe of many scars, Sanding, which Hee qo ecaxasa backis menoel bounce —— Peanut, cores D bad i M.D. KIN Se pti i aneos 1 it has | “24, ‘The Union Pacific Ralroad bonds are A punctual attendance is earnestly %o- McPHERSON & FERGUSON, i e 1, emuitte ers. ed. Members of sister Lodges are fraterually ti f : R NET, — = evs, promotes digestion, establishes regnlarity in | years ye the only line connec nitied to be preset 571 Penn. avenun, consua Ist steer, LL 10C1D BENNCE CURDS AND WHEY. MANAGEMENT. tivefemade’ system and ie Admirabiy adapted aaa | dai ag Pauitice and Lelne withoat commits a By order of the z un Dealers in . jy16 ‘At King Place. : S 0, EVAN! cure for all diseast jes arising from debility. ‘ ples 5 ‘ In Jy 29-2t W. MORRIS SMITH, Sec’y. PUBE DRUGS, MEDICINES and CHEMICALS, | Grow SATE TADERTO ae = Ege Being made of native wine and the best vegetable | it can maintain remunerative rates ATTENTION, PLASTERERS.—A regular PEBFUMEKY. FANCY GOODS, “Geievcf the Aqmeduce Bridges at Georgetury. | WHNGGS Wit. & HUNTINGTON CHONG rator early in themorningand etre weals | g,tiprea'with depots: heromote nas caren falls Went ah ated Ces ess: Phyzlcians Preseriptionsaccurataly compounded. | fnigite of Wat. ( HUNTER Siainteniont, | RATIANTED AHIEQON ANS? 2: Pe SNYDER, | geicaliy? ‘and, bein perfect free fron ee ee ee ee een Re and Hall 1ith street, at73s.0'clock p.m.on MONDAY, | The Night Bell promptly answered, P. S.—Lumber will be sold in lot to suit purchaser. | TREASURER-WM. 8. HUNTINGTON. iyre- | terfatefor the remaining 141 miles to the eastern July sth. It is earnestly boped that all will be in Jy 25-3t" SecreTARY—B. P. SNYDER. if persons Gs pete Farad gentle base of the Rocky Mountains are ou hand, and ia endance. ‘ y i 7 ane 67 timulant,thongh powerful tonic, whenever. suc! 5 ‘der of President. iBB'S FIRE PLACE STOVES. Orrick Hours: From9 o'clock a. m. to §o’clock | © fant, Ned ov desired. No family che under contract to be done in September. t* R. HOLTZMAN, Rec. Sec. I GE Rory Deo p.m. jy mt | Re welt an Newt rs ee serene 4th. The net earnings of the sections already & few politicians of the old scheol who take substantially the same ground New RalLgoabs In MARYLaND.—Arrange. ments are now completed for building a rail- road from Seaford, Del., to Cambridge, Md.,to be called the Dorchester and Delaware Rail- road. The distance of the contemplated road is but thirty miles, and it will bring the coun. ties of Somerset, Worcester. Talbot, and Bor- chester into communication by rail to Gam- bridge, as well as the southern part of Dela. ware. The Buitimore Svn says it will be a saving of three hours’ travel, and @ consequent reduction jn fare It is also proposed to con- struct aroad to the Delaware bay, so as to reach that portion of New Jersey by the short. est route. The Delaware and Dorchester rail. road will also enable parties living in Eastern Virginia to reach Baltimore sooner than by any other route, and goods of all kinds will be de- livered without going to Nertolk, Va, or Wil- muingtop, Del. The road will be completed in About tem months, and in full operation. RATIONS YOR THE DxstitUTE op HE Sovuts.—Intormation having been received at the Freedmen‘s Bureau Department in this city that the extreme destitution in the South. ernand Southwestern St:tes bas ina great measure ceased to exist, and that the provi- siens for its relief already made under the joint resolution of Congress, approved March 1:67, will be sufficient to prevent suffering or extreme want, in accordance therefore, with instractions from the Secretary of War, dated July 26th, 1567, assistant Commissioners will be prepared te suspend the issue of supplies on the 20th of August next. The issue of rations to sick in regular or- ganized bospituls, and to the orphan asytums for refugees and freedmen will be coatinued for the present. Es SS TERRITORIAL Mars.—The Commission the General Land Office has received sein rately prepared maps of Nevada, Oregon, idaho, Colorado, Dakotan, Ni ‘and Kangas. These maps have been Prepared pur. suant to special instructions, contain dats to the latest date, and are designed toaccompany be next annual report of the Commissioner. ga2st Fst bir ga Neaes P\rewrTs—The Commissioner of Patents will issue 273 patents for the week ending August 6th, 1967. This is@ considerable in. crease over the number issued for the preyi- ous week. ee s7'From French & Richardson, 3% Penn- Sylvania avenue, Webave part 66 of the Rebei. ton Record, with portraits of Hon. Heury Wi. |. 200 4n¢ Major General A G. Wright. op 1 —aoemeneion ase oe 87A new Suaday paper, called “The Home Circle,” is wide @tarted boas Hy Lirpeg of August; J. Seaton Donohoo, editor. ba a TC = PATENT FREEZERS, GAS STOVES, at ‘ OGDEN’S Bousefurnishing Store, jy 29-3t* 519 7th st., near Pa. avenue, ECOND GRAND SCHUETZEN FEST. = Nes citizens of Washington are reqnested to send all articles they wish to present to the Schuetzen in strengthening and invigorating growing child Tens byrehom itapay be used with perfect impunity. ‘As the season for malarial and miasmatic diseases finished are several times terest upon the First M. sections, and if not another mile of the road were sreater than the gold in- tgage Bonds upon such Putin by experienced werkmen, and war- Sa ranted to operate. ‘HE HUDSON TAYLOR BOOKSTORE, ALso Fire-place Stoves, Ranges, and Turnaces 334 PENN’A AVENUE. FTORSES FOR SALEvat the Bia : i. y i now approaching. this article is offered a8 bel ot snot Verein as prizes for the coming festival to either | EL ORSES2OR SALE, at the Stablevof the Me'- | TATE. 501 penn. avenus, arm iti street. lake without arrival as'a preventative of ail diseases of | Imilt, the part already completed would not only of the following gentlemen : of Wthetrect and Now York avenne cane. - the summer and autumn. and a general invigora- | pay interest and expenses, but be profitable to the Ca LES KLOMAN, Shofar bend Hem Eork arene, bali (HE PLACE TO BUY DRY GooDs. “ GET THE BEST.” tor ofthe human eystemin adults and children,as | Oe anpany. MLL treet, bet vell les and S- = ; z M street Ayengmain Saddle HORSES. Anqutire on She pe ices. WwevOR SALE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, bth, The Union Pacific Railroad bonds can ba ORY BAXTER, THE ONLY OFFICIAL EDITION.) fs : os The trade is respectfully invited to call. EM 115 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 2 , I ssued only as the road progresses, and therefore I.P. QSEPHAN'S COURT, July (867,—DistRict oF Between Nineteenth and Twentieth Streets, . GAUTIER, can never bein the market unless they represent ri Covtpta, Wasikez0% Covxty, covwit:—In | Is gelling off his Stock o ; ar Hmporter and Dealer of Wines and Liquors, Vaad nae ecdoerte WM. B. SES, the case of Harriet R. Richards and James H. DRY G9oDs New and Copyright Edition of the jy 1i-6m. 252 Pennsylvania avenue. UPAR SS SPCR OES | 7 Avenue House. | Richards, administrators of William fickarts, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. i 6th. Their amouut is strictly limited by law to a iy 26-at tar COMMITTED: deceased, the administrators aforesaid bas. with | a sen cOnTON irom 0 to's ct a BANKRUPT LAW OF 1867, 00BS, SASH, AND BLINDS. sum equal to what is granted by the United States ie al m of Z 7 = v3 5 . per . —— Fy i i see i i nae OR CONGRESS. | | into 4 gon eet greaaldy appointed Tuesday, NAMSUTEA SUS; mie And Syllabus of Contents, together with the | ~The undersigned ould, most rempectfalty invite pip iereinne eae leat ery ae ASLINGTON, | August Soh. Yost CALICOES, 12-15, 9 i . LIBRARY OF CONGHESS will be closed | distribution of the perneng eet eee ae ee eee ee ae ete 01s to Tote. Rules, Orders, and Forms of Proceedings in Bank- | 1! builders end others to, call ane cramming ie | les west from Omaha ie ouly $16,028 per mile. stock of geods, consisting of DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, “WIN ‘AND’ DOOR FRAMES, MOULDINGS, BRACKETS, NEWEL POSTS) &c., at his store, No. 424 Mass. avenue, between Sth and 7th, opposite Northern Liberties Market, where he intends to keep constantly on hand ali the'varigus since and qualities, at the lowest cash ices. Also, ‘work made to ofder. Pie 21-Sm* GEORGE M. BARKER. ceased, and of the assets in hand, as far as the same have been collected and. treed {nto money ; when and where ail the creditors and heirs of gaid' d are notified to attend, with thelr clams properly vouched wise by law ‘be excluded deceased’s estate: Provided, WA: HOSkERY from 12 ets to ey pair. raptcy,as promulgated by the Supreme Court o cheageneral assortment of DEY GOODS—all very | the United States, with Alphabetical Index. - |. We believe this is the only edition professional GeEtS, CHORES, ANCHOR ATES eae. | men will use, it being the only official edition with 8TA resexved in natural form. New and| syllabus. and the Indexes will be found of great Beautiful Ormamental Hair to the public from August Ist to An, it 3ist, n- elusive. emt Kt sporrorD. Jy 24-0 Librarian. Rei ay 2 raring. (Cr NATIONAL UNION BUILDING AssocT- ORGANIZED JUNE Isr, 1867. 7th. The fact that the Untted Staies 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 3 lien) may well inspire confidence in a first OF they may others. ‘om. all bea ain raid : a.copy of pablished once a week for thres week in tho Eve ‘ork on gi convenience, and save much valuable time. Aue 4 * ‘The s¢rond monthly meeting for the payment of | ing Star, previous to the said di oF pearl, All kinds of Hair Brading done by Mrs, lien: fee ville neld Patan or ee ne Test—JAMES KR. 0 BEIRNE ERS, 206 Rin iree are Conse HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN Sth. Although it is not claimed that there can bo iy 9-lawSw* Register of Wilis. Cc o A L. BEDUCTION IN PRICE FOR > F OF AUGUST oxby, 2 eeieraa nue, first door east of 7th street, on WHIDAY, Au. WRtoer can “be sacred et’ tile by calli upon the officers of the ‘Assocation celles SAM 'L BACON. President, Jorner?th et. and Pa, avenue, GRAPES; GRAPES, GRAPES,—Juat received G thi a PRIOE FIFTY CENTS. aoe et Ora ea ERFELELD’S any better securities than Governments, there are parties who consider a first mortgage upon such & property as this the very best security in the world, and who sell their Governments to re-invest in these ena neat a Licert street. (circle) corner of M street, Fourteenth str sahingtoa, D:O., ‘This Institution has been extab Habe for the re- 8 A JOS 5 Jy 24-3t* 246 Penn. ave., between 32th and 13th. 3 7 Wars DISCOUNT MAD. NEW BOOKS.—The seven Weeks’ Wari by H.| A LIBERAL COUNT. E TO THE W,T. JOHNSON, Secretar For the benefit of deatel Cees ROPE vols. London. Hletheiesl Ske ception of patients who may be, suflering from dis. | Londe—thussecuring a grenter interest. | a nN ‘or e pe! of reons of rdotal Celibacy e urch;. eir sex, and for mission is tl mn Pacific ros ads are of- pete Toa 3 St. east thelr winter's supaaye, © Parenaee | drenry O. Codman's ‘Fen Months in Br i. FRENCH & RICHARDSON, of such iomales ea may require the comforts of the |». iA'the present ae 90 conve on the doller amd \ (S CHICKERING & sox fie Bhetchcn by our best authors. Litte-Brotiers | _iv20-tf Publishers, Washington, D.O. J THRE In ChAMEETsaated im the most healthy por- | accrued interes. they are te chenpest ecurity Im AMERICAN PIANOS TRIUMPHANT by Fite Hugn Ladiow. Braithwaite’, Betros Br: ‘tion of the District, surrounded by itsown grounds. | the market, being 15 per cent, less than U. 8, PARIS AND NEW YORR MILLINERY. | PEEPAHED BARURY ana saco Cafes of uamiotion: Brom St to 816 per week, tn | Stockh. Av THE PAzis AND NEW YORK MILLINERY. scorcR agin g accokdunge with the oom reauired, porablg Tad | othe ‘At the current rate of premium on gold EXPOSITION OF ALL NATIONS. ride bean ; ‘boa Jestirecurmb ious New’ Sauce. ‘This includes Board, nes, Medic ey Bi In addition to i 13 Ailkdnds and lace: twill customers.” sai A.G. cans ee feteeremet’ of DURYEA’S MAIZEMANS TEN OBITS, | and Surgical attendance, OVER NINE PER CENT. INTEREST. e are le agents for t elebrate Iti- is wT 4 . i e Emperor Napoleon, in person, 2,240 POUNDS TO THE TO: ryatal, Amber, Pearl, ECKER! A ene they will continue accompanied the presentation with the N GUARANTEED. | ments, "Also, s general” 8000) of 186 Teeri Ree ae the betwee: and 2ist streets. decoration of CONSULTING, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, French Flowers Barget inne a ed eine 3 ay Persons desiring to avail thes ves of above ABN: low prices, by ordering their a at pag Tor | sae eine ‘ FIRST NATIONAL BANK, THE CROSS OF THE LEGION OF HONOR, Hibs have delivered any pepe then. Tees aye srt given toll. yand Fatroets, | tol grand Are secure wets, General, Uni | TIONAL BANK OF THE REPUBLIC, and cere ei ceian | OR eases, | com tie Satet bas Minor |jypersOrocTaN noow raoronr. | “HUEWL RY PIETY vauncn. |” MPTANHOUNE.FOWLERE CO. the only aleinction over the four other modain | | Branch Gfice st ou Yard axa Wherti« atthe Toot 505". Gaaae Bo 5 WILTBERGER: 1000 & 00,, 50 et tty ad by BANKS | AMD’ BANKERS) esosralty awarded for Piano-for a = we tf street ra Zz ‘teopl Mannfecturers Dy rgetown. ly slike.and of equal value, and hereby confirming NINTH STREET. 3B BROWARD. M.D. Fatreet, gescriptive pamphlets may be obtained, ‘They will 369' SEVENTH STREET, FUBNITURE ., CUEURB nt? JiQO* | BOUB-DOORS NORTH OF D STREET, wi ARE, &c. (Benton Hall Ballaing.) Ry No. 103. Wats 1 Seergstown, WALL Parzns,© ~~ * eer a tirme ashingto SHADE HOLLANDS, -. On Bidet MS Pa (0, made by Gi! i CARTON MATTING, | One the ee award of the THBEE JURIES AND THE IMPERIAL MISSION PLACING THE hae CHICKERING PIANO AT THE HEAD OF ALL OTHERS. Bole Agency, , JOHN F. ELLIB, ir 310 Ponn.av., Washington, D. 0. also be sent by mail from the Company's Office, No. 2 Nassau street, New York, on application. Sub- acribers will select their own Agents in whom they have confidence, who alone will be responsible ta them for the safe delivery of the bonds. JOHN J. CISCO, Treasurer, Now York. FURNISH AT REDUCED PRICES, © T will commence to sell for 904. 7 inprd tomake) room Mor ropaise, map ten a latock of Stheawewsiprices wie a peee oy adenasion to th free beds in this hos- tae fof at this jes itsopiained of tig pia at m3 + OF of m3 Sing Medical se nd of the Revs. Drs: Hall, ley, ‘and . Sr widows of colfhers desiring admiesion il apply to the Surgeon General, | Julted States PIANO, made by Meyer; ¥s aes P) rs distance who desire to come eS: ad ‘TABLRAND FROOR OILOLOTH, 2 aman & Gray, with Stoel and | toni lustitucion for gan secure private 6 ae bet ang ORPRION Ge nee a ot Furniture, euch | GILT CORNIORS, |” 4 or Free ay Pens Oy oLLL ETT! eres wilt be ae ‘sohoor Ban Y VAL SND SQUARE PICTURE FRAMES, 'aB-0oly. BEM Preside Binion te Boddy in August, as Bocas IOTUBE OORD AND TASBRLA, Ae:,20. = = 8" dirt senat A fine assortment of the! above ‘Goods 1X Btore, end for sile CHEAP’ FOR CAI poe: : goss anaes