Evening Star Newspaper, August 5, 1867, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. | The Largest Circulation im the District | W. D. WALLACH, Editor and Proprietor. | WASHINGTON OITY: MONDAY. AUGUST 1867. BF READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. | FoR THE ACCoMMODATION OF PERSONS leav- | ing the city during the summer months they can have the Stak mailed to their address, by ordering the same at the office, for 12% cents per week, for one week or more. A WORD IN DEFENCE OF A PERSECUTED CLASS. | It has iately become the fashion among | certain politicians to abuse the holders of | Government securities, and the epithets boddy.” «bloated aristocrat,” ‘c., are about the mildest terms employed by a portioa or the | party press in speaking of any individual | ‘who bappens to have in his possession Uncie | Sam's promise to pay. To read some of the iatribes im the newspapers one would imagine tbat bond-holde! e about the worst class in the commanity. The term “bloated sristocrat,” however, is not such an offensive One as itis intended to be; in fact, the poorer bond-hotders—and there are many such who own nothing in the world except one hundred to one thousand dollars in 520’s—rather like it, | They consider tt complimentary to be calied | An “aristocrat,” and would not even object to | the implied reproach conveyed in the term | “shoddy” if they had money enough to sup- port the dignity of the position. But the questions involved have a more | serious aspect. While our country was the ®cene of a flerce civil war, and the armed ens- mies who threatened the life of the nation ‘were receiving the sympathy of a large num. ber of secret foes of the Government in the Joyal North, who gave all the sid and support to the rebellion they could with safety to them. | selves ; there was another class, pretended | friends of the Union cause, but hardly less | mischievous, who, having no faith to the sta- | bility of our republican institutions, not only | reruaed, themselves, to aid the Government by | investing their mears in its bonds, bat dis- | couraged such investments by others The | Joyal men, on the contrary, who firmly ba. | lieved in the ultimate triumph of right over | ‘wrong, and who determined, no matter what | the result, to stand or fall with the nation, no: only gave liberally @f their private means to | raise and equip men for the contest, but proved the fai(h that was in them, by freely investing in Government bonds. Now that the war is | over, all the ayowed euemles and weak-kneed | friends of the Union, finding tnat those who gcve of their means to sustain the Govern. ment made good investments and are likely to be repaid, are clamorous to have the Govern. | ment bonds taxed, some going even farther, | and advocating the paying of the gcld boads | tn greenbacks. An il! fon of the so-called arguments ce! these iriends of repudiation was gtyenin the New York £zpressa few dayssiuee. ‘Tha, | paper, in @ fippant paragraph, asked why, ir | iarmers bave (o take greeubacks for their pro- cuce, holders of Government securities should not receive them for their bonds? The writer | pretended to believe that his position, thus, stated. was unauswerable. We say pretended, because be no doubt knew better, and merely ve for political effect amongst the ignorant snd il-intormed. Does not the farmer get geld, or gold value, which is the same thing Jor bis produce? Yes, and more, for it is wel] kuown tbat the prices of farm products, with other things, bave advanced in a greater ratio than celu. Reduce values to the gold stana. Bra. pay the farmer in coin, and he will nog reeerve as much as he does now. But how 15 it with the bondholder! Haye b.s securities advanced in the same ratio! Notatall. His bonds, so far from be- ing worth ss much as the gold the Govern. Inent ts pledged to pay for them, are worth bu; very little more than greenbacks, But sap. pose they Were not. Suppose they were worth the gold. He invested in those bonds because he had faith in the Government's ability to pay gold for them, as it promised to do, and the United States bas no more right to repn- | aiste a part than the whole. If 30 per cent. | con be taken from their value, so can 50 per 5 per cent, 100 per cent. If this debt be repudiated, so eam others. The Gov- | ‘ment Bas just as much right to pay soldiers | od civil employees, contractors and others 30 per cent. or 50 per cent. less than it agreed to | py them, as {t hus todo the same thing with | the bondnoiders. To return to our farmer. If | it be urged that be has to pay more for all he | buys, and so does not get the advantage of the bocTease on the price of his produee, or its gold | value. why the same argumen: applies to the | bo ndboicer. He is no better off. We might safely let the matter rest here, buy | bere is nuother fallacy of these advoca‘es of | repudiation which we may as well notice, ‘They try to get up a feeling against bondhoid. ers becnuse they are rich men. This is an old dodge. jf the allegation was true, it would not alter tbe cts as we bave ‘ted them, nor | ion of the Government any , car mike the oblig Jess binding. The rich man is as Mucd entitied to justice as the poor man. But it is well | kuown that millions of these bonds are held by poor but loyal men, who, many of them, in- vrsted all their little sayings to help the Goy- eroment inits hour of need. Will the Go: eroment repay their patriotism by swindling them! If ic does, then it may with troth be Suid thar “Repubsics are ungrateful.” Of the efect of ‘Re proposed measure on our standing abroad, where a large amount of bonds are held, we torbear to speak, as every reasonabie | person knows that repudiation would tuflict nu indelibie stain upon American character. cause & biurh to mantle the cheek of every bonorable man; and make every citizen of the | United States travelling in Europe ashamed | to Avow bis nationalit 10N Keptuchy bolds her election to-day for State cficers. ‘There are three tickets in the flelad— the Republican Union, the Democratic Unions Sd the Democratic Confederate. The tater Will undoubtedly succeed, and secure their candidates by a large Majority. The Cincin- matt (az-tle (Union) of Saturday names the Uckets in the following order —First, the Dem- ccratic, or Confedera e, which represents the rebel spirit aud threatens largely. At the head 1s Jobn L. Helm, for Governor, who, when bomimated, said, “by heaven he would meet the issue, or perish in the attempt.” Second the National Demecratic, which represents iLose who cannot quite stomach the rebel spirit of the Qonfederate Democrats. They would be Democratc without being rebel; of co ‘heir number is not gr At the head is Wm. B Kinkead Third, the Union | Uicket, at the bead of which is Col. Sidney M Barnes, of Pulaski, a Union soldier, and which as Union soldiers for the other State offices, with ope exception. This represents the loyal clement of Kentucky.” If we are to believe | the Kentucky correspondent ef the Gazetic, the | Unvonists ot the State are of the opinion that | | { | the opposition candidates, if elected, will be Ousted from their seats. He writes: We expect them to strain every nerve to bring up Bu overwhelming majority, but in doing this they are destroying themscives. ‘Theit ieres majority Will not defeatus. We bavea litis plan for checking them—one that Will make | (bem open their eyes in astonishment. No oue of their candidates will be permitteg ¢. | take bis office, even though he be elected.” | sic se tent ete ait | | i } | ‘Tue PrecMatic DRsratcu System. Trat packages can be sent with great rapidity py atmospheric pressure has been abundantly es. tablished by sctual expermment. YVarions | pueumatic dispatch companies are in opera- tion im England, but, none as yet fer long dia- tances. However, from their mode of opera. (ion, there seems to be no doubt that letters, papers, and light packages may be expressed for lope disiances with « very great saving ig time, and we bayexodoubt the system will be &dopted in this country ere loug pa aad cs ntl &7 About 3.0 painters and joiners were dis- charged from the Brooklyn nayy- neasey i 'y-yardon Wea: Tesuited in the re- | ral colleges, and similar purposes; number of | annual proceeds therefrom; number of acres of | sive | Mrs Surratt it might possibly be right to | be signed the warran: for her death with the | aier General P. St. | Among the passengers who THE FALL ELECTIONS. The election in Tennessee tact week, which jection of Governor Brown- Jow by 50,000 majority, will be followed by the gubernatorial election in Kemtacky to-day, which occurs once in*two years. There is no doubt expressea Kentucky of the success of the Democratic Conteder ‘which bas nominated for Gov a M. Helm, but the Union men in that eyen talk of appealing to Congress, aé they repre- sent that every mam on the Democratic Con- federate ticket bas been im some way 60! nected with the rebellion. Several Southern ‘States used to bold their elections this month, Dut as the military commanders will not have the registry completed at the time designated by Iaw for the elections, it is impossible to say when they will vote. Formerly, Alabama, Arkansas, and Texas, voted on the first Monday in August, which tais year will come on the Sth, and North Osro- lina voted on the second Tharsday. The next election outside of the unreconstructed States will be that of Vermont, whieh will occur oa the 3d of September; and the day after, Usk. fornia, will follow. A few days afterward, on the 9th of September, Maine will be heard fiom. Nearly a month will then elapse, at the end of which time Pennsylvania, Indiana and Obio will engage in the political straggie— their day of election being the 6th of Octoner. Next will come the elections that occur on the first Tuesday of November—the Sth. They are New York. New Jersey, Delaware, Mary- land, Massachusetts, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, lilinois, Kansas, Missouri and Ne- vada. Colorado will vote on the 12th of No- vember, which will close the list of fall elec. tions. oe DieGRACEFUL RioT in MARYLAND.—The Balumore American of this morning publishes An account of the disgraceful riot at Centre. ville, Md., on the occasion of a Republican meeting there on Thursday last, when, as it is alleged, a United States officer (General Gregory, of the Freedmen’s Bureau,) and his associates, were assaulted, and @ portion of their audience, mostly colored men, were mercilessly beaten. SHERTDAN’S SUCUES8OR.—Nothing definite has yet transpired with regard to the appoint. ment of General Sheridan’s successor as Mili- tary Governor of the Department of Louis. jana The talk to-day runs im favor of the probable appoiutment of Maj.Gen. Thomas; butt seems there is considerable division of opinion amongst the President's counsellors as to the advisability of making a change. PERSONAL.—Secretary McCallough, of the | Treasury, left Washington on Satarday on | official business. He is expected back to-mor- Tow, and daring his abeence, Assistant Secre- tary Hunter will discharge the duties of tha Office. Tae wn —A number of visitors called on the President to-day, some of whom obtained interviews, but others were debarred therefrom by the exbaustion of the hours as_ signed for such purposes. PATENTS.—The Commissioner of Patents will res: certificates for patents, for the werk ending Angust 13th, 1967. A slight dimi- nition from last week. ANTERNAL REVENUE.—The receipts atthe De- partment to-day from ali quarters amount to $1,135,490 35. Tux Bvagau oy Epvcatioy —The by Hon. Henry Barnard, Commissioner of Ed- ucation, to enable him to make his report to Congress, cails upon them to forward a tab. ular statement exhibiting the number of acres granied by Congress for public schools; nam- ber of acres granted for university, agrieulia- acres of school lands sold each year; annual Proceeds there{rom: aeres of school lands un- sold: number of acres of university, agricul. tural college, and similar lands sold each year; university lands, ete., unsold; amount of pres- ent school fund, its sources, including State benefactions; amount of university fand, speci- fying State or mdividaal benefactions; amount of agricultural college tund, ete.; also, any any documents illustrative of the dispositien of Congressional school tunds, and the pro- gress of education. The whole will furnish matter for a most interesting report on the ed- cational Interests of the severai States, The Commissioner gas Issued a comprehen- count of the Education Land Policy of t e United States and of the disposition of the Congressional land grants in Minuesota which are printed in advance of the report, not only to diffuse information, but to indicate the na. ture of the statistics that the Dapartment de- sires to receive. He states the Interesting fact taat: Thefiret settlers of Massachusetts and | Connecticut from the earliest period set apart lands for schools. In other colonies, before the Declaration of Independence, intelligeat » felt the importance of some public provi- 8 n for the education of the p-opte as private benevolence was found to be ftfal and wholly inadequate. The history of the legislation of Congress on the subject is then told at some jergth. Mus. SURRATT—The Washington Agent for the Associated Press telezraphs as follow: udge Pierrepomt, in bis address to the jury yesterday, said '—+When it was suggested by ome of Lue members of the Military Commis. sion that in consequence of the age and sex of chenge her sentence to tmprisonment for lifa, paper right before bis eyes.” Judge P. must bave veen misinformed, as the President was bot aware unul two months ago, through a | private source, that any of the members of the Miliary Commission joined in a recommenda- tiom or suggestion tbat the sentence of death passed upon Mrs. Surratt be commuted to impri-oument. This {aformation was privately given to him before tue comsnencement of the trinl of John H. Surratt. He then denied. as he vow denies, that the recommendation or suggestion was ever officlally brought to his atiention PRESONAL.—Among the visitors in the Orim- inal Court this morning were Generals Grant, Canby. 0. O. Howard, Ekin, Hitchcock, Ruck- er and Shiras. ----Speaker Colfax passed through Springfield, Mass., on Thursday, from Maine, on his way home. ----Briga- George Cooke has been relleved from duty ou the Officers’ Examin- ing Board in Louisville, Kentucky. ----Major George M. Adams, the solitary Representa. tive of Kentucky in the late extra session o} Congress, and the youngest member of that boxy, arrived at Louisville on Wednesd: en route for his home in Barboarsville, led for in the steamer Europe, on Saturday, Joly, was Mrs. William S. Huntington, of this city. dmiral Tegethoff, C. Tegethoff, E. Gaal, and E. Henneberg, a depniation trom Austria, sent for the purpose of recovering the remains of Maximilian, have arrived this city, and areat Willard’s. th of sioner of Internal Revenue Rollii Jott here Jast evening for New Hampsbire, int nding to be absent about two weeks, ——_______ NavVAL.—Acting Master W. P. Randall and Acting Ensign Wm. F. Hodgkinson, have been detached trom the Peeria and granted sick jenvi Mate E. S. Storer has been detached tne Poremants and placed om leave for dust e. Commander John Walters has been ordered to 'the command of the Cyane; Communder Edward Stone, to command the Shawmut: pi ple ties oP Lg ke J. Painter, to istant Pa, . H. Lockwood, to the Saginaw. ett OC. HL Acting Second Assistant Engineer Thomas | E_ Lynd, waiting orders, Mate Richard W. Wall \- oaruear lace has been dis. es Pcs.ic Laxps —According to returns Te- ceived by the Commiesioner of the General Land Office, there was an aggregate disposal of 19,754 acres of public lands dur: of July last at the following local Sticens vis: East Saginaw, Mich, 9,830 acres: Menasha, Wis, 9,024 acres. The greater portion of tue land’ was located with agricultural college scrip, and the remainaer sold for cash, and taken for actual settlement and cultivation under the hemestead law. The cash sales re- E—Every Journeyman House Car- cuter is requested to attend the reguicr eoting Mt German Hall, 1th street, between F gat G atrecte, ow TUESDAY E VENING, Augus elect ad order “e sages to the shor Congress. ty the certificates are now’ read: delivery, and can be ebtalwed Hf undersigned at the Collector's Odie Gag Renee au 3-8t WM. DIXON. S-ESTABLISHED 1S53- McPHERSON & FERGUSON, 571 Pann. avenve, commen doo enh . ST STREET, Deateea Carrtoy fit, " rE PEL P autour, F. INSTRUM! ‘ke. ke, sfclang Prescriptions accuraiah cous AStnded, ‘ight ne answered, The ‘oc TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. LATES® FROM MEXICO. Dem: fer Santa Anna and the Body of Maximilian — Address of Juarez —The Rew Ontuewe, Avgust 6—By an arrival zw .—By an from Vera Ores we have the tollewing authen- tic news: Admitel Palmer and staff have gone to the ‘eityot Mexico, itis to demand the person of Santa Anna and endeavor to udde the Liberals to up the-bedy of Maximilian. The Austrian steamer Elizabeth is lying at Sacrificios, taking on board the Austrian ref- ugees. “in American and French mav-of-wat ar- rived at Vera Cruz, The health of the city is partectly goed. New ILEANS, Aug. 5—A steamer from Brazos arrived at Galveston te-day. President Juarez bad issued agrandiloquent address, in which be 5: Ti of Mexico, fighting alo sistance of any one, have preserved the liberty rl the country and the integrity of the Ropub- ic.” The election of a President will be ordered immediately. "Tho press javors & general amnesty. ‘The country will be divided in six military districts, with General Escobedo and others commanding. Losada’s jorces refuse to recognize Juarez. aera and Aguine have been sentenced to shot. Mendez was discovered, but cut his way through the guard The Cuba Cable—Santa Amma still a Prisoner—Gen. Marquez not Arrested. punta Rosa; Fiotide: say that ait is prepare una [ say that a! rt for laying the CubaCabie. bis News from Sisa} to the 28th ultimo says that Santa Anna ie stills prisoner. Gen. Marquez has uot been arrested. New York Markets. New York, August 5.—The flour mar! 25 cents lower for new: receipts 8,316 bbis. and 5,345 bags Wheat market dull and declining; receipts 64,329 bashels. Uorn market 2a3 cls. better; receipts 156,015 bushels. Kve and Oats dull. Pork anzettied; sales of 22,000 barrels of bew Mess at $22.95ag2}. 134. quiet at 1248 Whisky quiet Barley and Peas nomi- Cotton firm at 23% cts. for middling up- Freights dull. Turpentine firm at 65% THE: IMMACULATE CONCEPTION BUILDING ASSOCIATION. he regular monthly meeting of this Association wi held in the BOYS’ SCHOOL ROOM of the Church, on the Ist Monday in August, at 8 o'clock va. ? Persons wishing to join'this Assoctation will do wellto be present, as itis expected the books for the subscription of stock will be then closed. Until that time anyone can take stock on application to the Rey. Father McCarthy, treasurer, at his resi- dence, near the Church. . At the meetings of the Association money has been sold at 88 and 60 per cei Jy W-eotd JOHN J. McCULLOM, Sec. ¥LECTRO-MEDICATED VAPOR BATHS Dr. L. ALCAN, southwest corner of 11th street and Penn’a ave.,cures Kheumatism, Eruptions of the Skin, Colds, Gout, Debility, Affection of Pa- ralysis, Absorption of Mercury and Female Com plaints) my 2-6m. ASSOCIATION, July Phe first monthly the payment of duce will be eld at the ol House, on the north 5 de of Hf street , between 6th and 7th streets west, on TUES- ernst th, at 7 p.m. taken, or bY calling at 'T. M ing, or at ifall k avenue and President at's Buildin No. 338 4th st pay. Stock may then i Hanson's office, Ini & Plant's Grocery Joth st. G - 10 FRED. KOONS, Secretary, west. LIBRARY OF CONGRESS, Wasitineton, July 24, 1897. as LIBRARY OF CONGRESS will be’ closed ublic from August Ist to Angnst 31st, in- i sat AR. SPOF FORD, Librarian. [Cg CHICRERING & 50NST AMERICAN PIANOS TRIUMPHANT AT THE EXPOSITION OF ALL NATIONS. In addition to THE GRAND GOLD MEDAL OF HONOR, The Emperor Napoleon, in person, accompanied the presentation with the decoration of THE CROSS OF THE LEGION OF HONOR, thereby conferring to the CNICKERING MEDAL the only distinction over the four other medals awarded for Piano-fortes, all of which were exact- ly alike and of equal value, and thereby confirming the unanimous award of the THREE JURIES AND THE IMPER MISSION PLACING THE CHICKERING PIANO AT THE HEAD OF ALL OTHERS. Sole Agency JO. et MPH. Carre Disratcn, Panis Exposition, July 1,187. “ STEINWAY & Soxs. of New York.” ed by the Supreme Jur: porition Tue First Gory Mepar or MERIT for the rahest dreree of perfection in grand. square and up- right Pianos and the most valuable inventions, ShOWiNg the Kreatest Progress in the construction oF Piano-fortes ndorsement of the of the Ex “Paris The great Societe dew Beanx Arte.ot alter a careful examination of all tly struments exhibited at the Faris tausical i ; Expusit awarded to Steinway & Soxs, of New Yerk, their Grand Testimonial Medal. for greatest superiority and novelty of construction in Pianos? W.G. METZEROTT & CO., jyl01m___Agents for Washington, D. 0, JOSEPH H. SHAFFIELD’S FRE STIONERY AND LADIES 46 Fennsylvaniaave... between i2th with fine large airy saloons. I pnections with any other establishment . for Stables, G street, et FINE WORK (RO. or Double Barne ARD'S Stable, on ( aud sth streets! )RSINGLE Hhow- between 6th Sy au 5. na and K streets north au S-0t* T. BE. CREAMER. OR BOSTON: To Sat on Satenvay, 10TH Isst. The Superior A 1 Packet Schooner. JO: ee SEPH BAXTER, Obed Baxter master, is now luad- r the above port, and will sail as above. ireightapply to” HARTLEY & KRt -6t* 95 and 99 Water st., Georgetown, JEW BOOKS —The Seven trian and Prossian—by H. M.H Rcott'y Life of Mosby, with port Pathology of the Mind? Wool Gathering, by Gail hilton; A Story of Doom, by Tugelow; Antoine de Bonneval, a tale of Codman's Ten Months in Brazil; Rankine’s Abstract for joeeithiwalty 's Ketrospect au F. DAVIS £00, +" WHOLESALE GRocERs, goo pals ie Samuel Tilston.) uc, between 4! it 3 ofier for sail full dssortment of) Wu “tH Streets GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, nr RUITS. LIQUORS, &e: share of the patronage of is respect- wy aca patre on) the trade is respect e shall also pay especial attention to the of Bakers, Uonfectioners, and Couly, Mamie turers. au 5-Im Net aD 27 B ’ ’ roalway, N. 7 Opponite Bowling Green ® ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN. The Stevens House ix well and widely known to the traveling public. “The location is especially suitable to merchants and busiuess men? it is ia close proximity to the business part of the clty—is on tha highway of Southern and) Western travel ane jo all the adele ep = pinay Railroad and he Stevens House has Mberal act F over SW guests-—itis well Tarnished sation. sesses every modern improvement for the comfort and entertainment of its inmates, ‘The rooms are spacions aud well ventilated—provided with ees and water—the attendance is prompt and respent. ful—and the table Is generously provided with every delicacy of the scason—at moderate rates, The rons having been refurnished and remodeled We are enabled to offer extra facilities for the com. fort and pleasure of our guest su 50m GEO. K. CHASE & CO., Proprietors, GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Wasuinoron, August 5, 1967.—Jay Gooke & U U.S. Seven Thirties, Jun ‘U.S. boven Thirties, July.. 5 ABW YORE FIRST BOARD SALBS. OK 108078 FINANCIAL. Lewis Johnson & Uo. quote stocksand bonds im home and foreign markets as follows Naw York. August 5.—First Board—U.S. 6's, yas coupon, 110%; do. aera ae % eoUpon, 112%; do. 1b — Gerniticates —": G0: 5.00, new Issue, —: Go Tegistered, 124; coupon, fall, 145; Atlaatio Dist, 1104: Uanton Oo., 48%; Oamberia: 364i Quickellver, 304; Mariposs, 10; pred, —j N- ¥- Uentral. 103%; 10 Railway, 69%; preferred. 784; Hudsun River Railroad, 11 Reading R. R., 105% — Central, 111 Michigan Soathern, 78%; peek Con was Kk. x: ca Saat at rerbece ier, oes if a, 99%; Fort Wayne, r O ang Mise. -—; Westera Union. eorwon Water Power, “ an Gat Pa, OF ALL GRADES. OLD WIN. IQUORS of best auality. WINES ANT HO RUSoELEA A CO 1 3-3t 256 Pa, dvo., near lath street. MOVED—P. H. WELCH has ved his’ of TOBACCO and CIGARS to his new a store, 154 Pennaylvan! enue fpofaroget Tt nd isth streets, where he wil to see hia friends and old customers. THe has added to his stock somy of the choicest brands of Tobacco and Cigars, and will sell at Baltimore and New York prices. au 3-tf sPPAUT SAUTERNE.” “GRAVES,” “LAU- H BENT EMER. “an all the SUMMER WINES THOS, RUSSELL & CO. Successors to B.C. Dyer & Uo., au3-3t 256 Pennsylvania avenue. NOTICE OF COPARTNERSHIP. We, the undersigned, have this day formed aco- partnership under the firm and style of H. F. DAVIS & CO., for the transaction of a WHOLE LE GROCERY and PROVISION BUSINESS at 399 Pennsyiva- nin avenue, the,atorehouse formerly occupied by ate Ramnen en: BEDW. J. FILS. _Washington, August Ist, 1367. an3-3t [MPoRtanr, FOR THE LADIES! To make room for the Fall Business, 'I will, sell all my STRAW BONNETS, STRAW HATS, and GENERAL FANOY GOODS, GREATLY UNDER MARKET PRICES! Ladies, if you wish to know where to get the CHEATEST FANCY GOODS, co to LEWIS BAAR’S, 32 Market Space. au3-zt I capa ERUIT JA Mason's celebrated Bruit Jars, x by Forplay J.J, BARTHOLOW, 5558 7Tth street. JARS! ! aug 2-2w ULLDER'S HAR JARPENTE, CAMTRCHTN IST'S TOOLS. AND FIL ES, AX HATCHE SHOVE VICKS, § 1 &e,, &e. J.P. BARTHOLOW 55% Seventh street, below Pennsylvania avenue. ISTERBOCE’S WROUGHT TRON PYRAMO DAL FURNACES For Churcbes and Residences, burning either coal or wood; the most economical, Furnace ever use SEXTON'S HEATERS. for one or more store ‘a Jarge assortment of COOKING, HEA and PARLOR STOVES in the best YVILL, 2 Bear 434 street. PUMPS!!! ING STAND P ¥ARD P| DWARE iS TOOLS STE. OIL WELL HYDRAULIC P. BARTHOLOW, 558 7th street. below Penna. ave. A 1 For sale by 01 ¥ 5 o Cc REDUCTION IN PRICE FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST ONLY, For the benefit of persons desiring to purchase their winter’s supply. White Ash Red Lyk Baltimore Company, Chestuut Summer Co Cumberland. (run of mine). 600 | Cumberland Lump. . 2 70 Allkinds and sizes” tc rs. Weare the sole agents for the celebrated Balt more Company's. and can supply in any quantity. 40 POUNDS TO THE TUN GUARANTEED. desiring to avail themselves of the above 8, by ordering their coal and paying for itdellvered any time during the winter. Checks will be given fur coal go or and will be delivered upon the surrendering of said checks. S. P. BROWN & SON, 465 9th street, ranch Office at our Yard and Wharf, at the foot of 7th street KEEP COOL, Dene Co and the Seaside; but! fore going, buy your outfit of TRUNKS, VALISES, TRAVELLING BAGS, LADIES" AND MEN'S BATCHELS, AT THY. PRACTICAL MANUFACTORBY oF JAMES S. TOPHAM 4 C., 7 500% SEVENTH STREET, ) One Door above Odd Fellows’ Hall. REPAIRING Promptly executed, by the best workmen. aul-4t Fee SALE—A shifting to, order. Price, $125. au 2-6" Dein TILE! DEAIN TILE!! The only reliable DRAIN, and the eheapest. 50.000, all sizes, just arrived at Bartholow’s Wharf, and for sale by J.P BARTHOLOW, au 2-2w 558 Seventh street. TH. NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, F WASHINGTON, D. ©. artered by Special Act of Congress for the E KEEPING UNDER GUARANTEK 0) NM'T BONDS, STOCKS. SPEC LRY. ‘ASH BOXES, ‘PLATE, ORTGAGES: NGS. WILLS. DEEDS, VALUABLE PAPERS, nd all descriptions of Valuables, and for the RENTING OF SAFES, INSIDE OF FIRE AND BURGLAR-PROOF VAULTS. Orrice—Coryri EW YORK AVENUE AND HFTEENTH STREET. Direc: ‘N.H.D. CO 5 be BL WGOR aS HUNTINGTON, CRORES: . EVANS, B. P. SNYDER, BUGGY, in good ply at w2 I atreet. > One! ql Et ic PLANT, GEOR! NATHANIEL WIL 8. BOON OHG EO RVANS, Vick Pi . , Vick PResipENt. WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, TREAwRER. BoP: SNYDER, Sicazrany. Orrice Hours : From 9 o'clock a. m. to 60’clock B. : au l-tf CeAL AND wood AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, I am now. receiving all the various kinds of COAL from the most i chased bret from miners for cath Bares ‘ave taken & portion of Riley” ; Nth street, for te purpore.of storing Coalon itt ereby saving hauliny to Yard. It can be deliy- cred. direct from th tf Jess than if hauled to the yard, 11 Cente per ton ard. ‘Having all the facilit eras Coat. Pei aii for obtaining and deliv. price. at the lowest possible Where persons use | will be made in price. "&° @™antities, a dedaction All kinds of WOOD at k x Bo" Coal and Saved and Dae it We e cover. omit: Guay grey Rhanee™ fice, corner H an 12th ste. Wood Yard, 10th st. and Canal of ae epee: 1th st. and Canal. Coal whart, foot 224) pounds to the ton guaranteed, by weigher. cry D3. Cran eatare 5 om the vineyai , snd other NATIVE Win eB of cualee aunt au 33t 256 Bennsyivaula stots, [tPoRTANT 70 CIGAR MANUFACTURERS. Fine Connecticut LEAF TOBAC ‘0 yaa it At New York at WRLC Gighn srw: ft ‘and 18th aroke is Toten ae Tobacco was shipped from Hertford Vi 1 oy {ror barn elat Volley: Coun. and iste worn n5-Ln wth irect rom one nd ADIES”_UND MENTS AND OHIL DREN'S CLOTHES of every description made to order. Also, Dress and Sacque Making, Km promptiy done vs Bes DOWNING: Novu7o Te on ‘ oe Eireet, between Land iy 62m" AVANA CIGAR H BS LOWEST RATES, ‘Also, @ new invoice of the ever popular LITTLe Parone ny < “EHOS: BUSSELL & 00., au3-3t 256 Penn. avenue, near 12th street. ATL SKI Mp4 RTS BOUGHT AT CHAS yarn isi 3 Cl tr end SHOULDER Bian al ore PINE APPLEST BANANAS I_Jast received a large and fine lot of sweet and delicious BA- NANAB and PIN Havana, aN er SHAYFIELD SS Bee Paar, bet . 6 Pa. av., bot. ‘and 13th streets. task ya W 2SOLEsaLe BoNNETT HOUSE. 0. W. THOBB, “ Wholesale Dealer and Jobber of STRAW AND MILLINERY G0ODB, 287 STH STREET, nest Pénnsyivanis avenue 8 Washington, D. 0. > A Positively no Goods sdat retail: my 17-20 t! ust ; t ie oan | 486 ___ AMUSEMENTS. BM a te lh ECOND ANNUAL SGHUETZEN FEST OF THE p WASHINGTON SCHUETZEN VEREIM, HUETAEN PARE. NORTH SEVENTH STREET. Gen, Grn, Tru, Sri, AnD 9ru or AVGUST. PRIZE SHOOTING, PRIZE BOWLING, LADIES? PRIZE SHOOTING. Popular Amusements for te Youths, [lumias- tions, Fireworks. &c.. &e., EVERY DAY AND EVENING DURING THE FESTIVAL. The celebrated Acrobat. ME. HARRY LESLIR mho so, often crossed the Niagar every afternoon and evening: CONCERT, MUSIO. The United Statee Marine and Twelfth United States Infantry Regiment Band will give Concerts every day during the festival Mr eber’s Bands have been engaged for the two pavillions. Dancing to commence at three o'clock every afternoon. PRIZE FOR THE KING. A Gold Ghainand a Silver Goblet. LIST OF THE PRINCIPAL PRIZES. ‘A complete Set of Parlor Furnitare. A Watch and Chain. A fine Porcelain Dinner Set, 99 pieces. A magnificent Sewing Machine. An elegant Set of Table Knives. A Silver Ice Pitcher, Waiter, aud Two Goblets, nied by Mr. H. Semken. gant Marble Stand «Mock. Magnificent Sol--leather ‘Trunk, presented by My sers. Kneeasi & Norfleet. ‘Two costly Cashmere Long Shawls, presented by Messrs. Lansbnrg & Bro. ‘A Bilver Coffee Service. Meerschaum Cigar Holder, presented by Mr. C. Pe aasge Silver 8 pean. on é A benutiful Marble-tup Table, presented by Mr. Wm. B. Moses, ‘A Gent's Silk Rain Umbrella, presented by Lans- pa Mhportel German Kackuck Clock. ed German Kn ’ Henry Silvar Bottle Atand with six Glass. pAvbllver Bitiner, pretented by Messrs Webb & erie. a Aoi Bitver Goblet, presented Ly Mr. Tsaae jexmnder. A Sota Cushion, presented by Mre.T. Voight. ofilveg ert Boekel biceentod by Mis: A. neidtie. ’ wan. tlegent Sword, prosented by Mr. J. P. i eee Pipe, presented by Mrs. E. L. 2 ‘Two benntiful Beaded Flower Baskets, presented by Mr. Adam Young. 2 ‘A Silver Castor, presented by Mrs. Karr. 4 Syrup Pitcher presented by Mrs, A fine Rifle, presented by Mrs. Mol iw sitver’ Uobicts, presented by Mz. Thomas crett. wh Boxof Fostor Kiesling, presented by Mr. Frod. ‘A'Box of Mumm Champagne, presented by Mr. Louis Esberg. Two Oil Paintings, presented by Mr, A fine Lithograph. presented by Mr. t “A Lady's Dress Hat an Fan, by Mr. HLL. } A beantifal Lamp, presented by Mr. John For the Bowling and] Lading’ Bhooting Six Val- uable Prizes will be awarded daily. dmittance 25 cente far each person. under 10 years free. 1 perform Children au 2-3t PIC NICS, EXCURSIONS, &c. New York ayenue, Qixti QRAND PIC-NIC D OF THE YOUNG HIBERNIA CLUB, A Between ist and 2d strects, WEDNESDAY, ai GUST Tra. 1967. Will be givonat the WASHINGTON CITY GARDEN, ‘Tickets, admitting a Gentleman and Ladies, 50 couta. OMMITTEE OF AREANGEM ANTS, J. Myers, - Burch, FofBridh, M. Scanlon afgless P. Daley. GRAND BIG Wage OF Ti BRICKLAYE RS’ UNION, No.2, of Washington, B.C., will take place at ANALOSTAN ISLAND, on TUESDAY, Avovst 6, 1567. ‘The names of the gentlemen who compose the Committee of Arrangements is a sure guarantee of and also, that those who may partici- nite pleasures may recur to it as one of the most delightful of the season. The Boat will leave the foot of High street. Georgetown. and G street wharf, Washington, every five ininutes duriag the dayfand evening. Dancing will commence at 2 o'clock p.m. ‘arasworth’s Washivgton City Quadrilie Band, in connection with Heald’s Brass Band, has been ‘aged for the occasion. ittec of Arrangem-nts:—Joseph Londerback, Robert Clarkson. John T. Williams, William McKenley. John Day; , 3. D. Bonte, A. J. Williams, Tickets. ONE DOLLAR; admitting a gentleman and ladies. ‘To be had of any member of the Com- mittee, or of the Union. The cars will run until pm, jy 31td prer. KREIS’ DANCING ACADEMY, Penn. ‘ave., opposite Metropolitan Hotel ; Freed 2 The my 10-ly 4 Friday evenings, from 8 to 100’clock can be rented for meetings, &¢- MP HE PLACE TO BUY DR¥ GooDs. EMORY BAXTER, 115 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between Nineteenth and Twentieth Strects, Ia celling off his Stock of DRY GOODS: AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. BLEACHED COTTON from 10 to 33 cts. per yard. WAMSUTTA MUSLIN at 3 cts. CALICOES, 12. 15. and 18 ots. POCKET HANDKERCHIERS, 1243 to 75 cts. HOSIERY from 12 cts to §1 per’ pair. A general assortinent of DRY GOODS—all cheap. very we SEVENTH STREET. MARKRITER, Dealer in a choice stock of PAPERHANGINGS, WINDOW SHADES, #VAL PICTURE FRAMES, PITURE CORD AND TASSELS, PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, WALNUT BRACKETS, &c. ‘Terms cash. J, MARKRIWER, No. jy 22-1m* betw pMrortant TO CABINET MAKERS. T have just received « large assortment of Chair and Sofa SPRINGS; slwo, HALR CLOTH of aH vbich Xam’ prepared to sell at very low SANUEL F. SAVAGK. 324 Dat., between oth and iith, OUSEFURNISHING GOODS OF 455 7th atrest, en D and E streets. VERY ription, 8. ¥. SAVAGE, D 324 D, between ith aud jith sis. WHISKY! | , WHISKY. WHISKY 7 LEAST 30 PER CANE SAVED Just received a large lot of fine RY WHIS- KIES from the best West Virginia distilleri which I will offer at the following reduced pric Vit At $2.0. $5.25, $4 and 5 per gallon rel purchasers will find a grt deduction from the above prices. I will also otter a GIN at $2.75 per gallon retail, superior to any Gin sold elkwhere than at this house for less than $4.50 the allow. & ved besides @ largedut of Imported SHER- RIES direct from Europe, and in bond at New York, transferable, to Genrgetovn otxtom:honaey 100 casks of Oadiz SHERI and 90 casks of te or French SHERRY. The Cette Sherry, such as the New York, Philedelphia and Baltimore houses have been selling to city dealers, according to their generonity, at {rom §3, $3.50, and $4 per gallon, 1 Sli cell suine article at $2.0 per gallon retail abd @2 per gallon wholesale. C. GAUTIER, apo-ly Importer, 252 Ponn’a avenue. PXCELBLOBI EXCELSIOB CHASTELLAR’S HAIR EXTERMINATOR FOR REMOVING SUPERVLUOUS ATR, To the Jadies especially, this invaina'le depita- tory recommends itself a3 being an aliuost india pensable article to female beauty, is easily ap- Bit d,does not burn or. in are: the skin. but acts rectly on the roots. It is nted to remove supertinous hair from low foreheads, or from an; other t of the body. compl otally and radi euliy rpating the’ sam’ € the skin so: . Jeavin . This is the only article ‘usediby the Frouch, and is the only real effectual depilatory in existence. Price 75 cetits per pack- Age, ent post paid, to any address, om receipt of am by "BERGER, SHUTTS & CO., Uhemists ap3-D&Weoly 285 River street. Troy, N. ¥. NOAND AFTER THIS DATE, JULY 9tl 1867, the Rockville, Marlboro, and Brookville Stages will leave th General Stage Office, HOWARD'S Btables, 454 G street, between 6th and 7th streets, daily, (Sunday excepted;) the Rockville and Marl Fo, ciamee ee is o'clock a. m.; the Brookville e at 2 o’clock p.m. y aim J.C. HOW ARD, Proprietor. PIANOS. Onz Rosewood Bolla PIANO, made by Gilbert; 5. One ecserooe PIANO, made by Meyer} 100, One afmost new Boardman & Gray, with Stool sud Cover; @2i0. For sale upon éday terms. A large lot of Steinway & Son's and North Amer- fean Piano Co.’s Instruments has just been re- ceived at the ware-rooms of W. G. METZEROTT & CO.. sole agent of Steinway’s Pianos, and M. fon & ii ‘a Oabinot Organs. my 9 ATHS, PICKET AND SPRUCE LUMBER. Just received, ditect from Bangor, Maine, 260.00) prime Bangor LATH 20.00 4, 434 and 5 feet Pickers, i 100,000 feet SPRUCE. various lengths and sizes. ‘T. EDWARD CLARK Lumber Virginia ay,, between oth and i0th sts. cast, By Near U. 8. Ravy Yard. ADELPAIA PRINT BUTTER, bres SFr Ying fresh avery lays, atin Ww. ‘corner my vil_under Bbbitt House, feist ae NY URAL FLOWERS § hairy LL i gmovth and natural. jealors, Be. F Brass, nthe Dis= t. ly to “DUFFY, xt National I: Goatae Mame and see it before you send your stock. jy 2-1m* CONCERT. DANCING)! bares: ; Ca earicae ANTS, i Conic ANTED—A GInh Who uderstants ooking Washing ani ironing. THOS. HELLMUT! Franhita piel, Noe Penge. ere. a rANTED—T: tent WOMEN, either Atte br coleded Teme na geek wad lsuaclrese other agchambs: ‘and Kpendreny, Apply, tieRoue of the Commandant Navy -yard._su5 2t° A SITUATION WANTED —By 0 middle-aged fhousework ths smal family. Apply at 487 i work i a smi 5 7 ANTED A middie-aged WOMAN. to cook, wash andiron. Neod not apply unless well recommended. Appiy-at No. 299 Pa. ave., bet. 9th and 10th ats. It WANTED—Two good WOMEN and the other te dg general housework Apply immediately at the corner of 6th and P streets, No. 450. au 5-20 WANTED! Boot COOK. WASHER, AND IRONER. One that can come well ‘recom: mended will hear of a good home and liberal wages by applying immediately at 430 F street, bet. 5th and fh ste 5 WANTED—By. @ respectable girl, a SITUA- TION aa nurse and neamstross, cr todo light chamberwork and seamstress, or to sew by, the week oF by the month, Good reference if required. Addrers Box No. 40, Star office. It” QECONDE HAND BUGGY WANTED IMMR- SS DIATELY —.Any person having a light BUGGY, with or withont top. which they will selt cheap forcash, will find a customer by addressing 4. H. B., Star office. Lid Wantens ey two respectable women. SITU ATIONS—one te do chamber work and wait. ing, and the other to cook, wash, and iron, ina DI family. The best of references given.” Ap- Ply at No-73 Bridge st., bet. Jefferson and Con- gress sts., Georgetown, D.C. it* ANTED— FIFTY YOUNG LADIE: to cook PERSONAL. RARE OHANCB—A_ person having from \ A $1,000 to $2,000 to inyest in acaah m factu: ing business ‘having no competition in thy District. i will take charge of the sam Al dress © K.,at this office, stating whero and at what time an interview can be bad. chs W.M. FULTON ADIES, TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE Allin troub! ould ad VELPAU's P. RIODIOAL DROPS. so celebrated many yeu in Paris for the relief of Femaie Obstract! Sap. te , and all Irregularities of the Menstrual Pectods. Price $1.8" B—They should never bs taken by females during pregnancy, as they would be sure tocause miscarriage. Warranted. or tiw mpnoy refunded. At No. 179 south B’ str, Island, mas ry ADY in the Salmon Colored Gra =] Ter ictes return the Silk Umbrella nite earl handie, that she took from the store door of joanne. last. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO AL INGE Sikern, not to credit aay one account from this date. as I will pay no deb Ices contracted by me iu perso! m. ANTHONY BEST. Washington, July 29, 1857. Barnes & Mitchell on Monday morning au? Me an 2-3t* MARRIED, AND SINGLE LAPIES—Au in rouble call. Bus! confidential. Success guaranteed charge. MADAM NE Ladies’ Doctress, Penn’a : between 2d and Sd streets OVAL.—N- H. MILLER, Attorney and Cauncellor at Law, Justice of the Peace, Law Collection Office, has removed to No. 35 Loniat enue, near the corner of Sixth aad D streets. , dy 16-1m ' Perez SCHUMAN, OF BALTIMORE, may be couemited by ladies in need of the services ofa skillful and physician at his office, No. 499 7th street, W gton, D. ©., daily, from o’cloek in the morning until 1 o'clock, and at his office in Baltimore, Md., 31% North street, from 4 at the taI0 xe oprpltedc = ‘- re Refs oa Ph NATIONAL THEATER, go Fi ice ae Swear For a Grand Spectacle. A intments ¥Y, letter left at my office will be Apply at the Box Office. au 5-tf taithtally attended to, jy 16-im* 20.000 AGENTS WANTED. TA SAMPLE 5 sent free, with terms, for any o clear $25 daily, in. three hours. By entirely new, light aud desirable. Can be done at home or fravalling, by both mala ani female. No gift en- terprise or humbug. ress ¥ © W. iH. CHIDESTER aust 266 Broodway, New York. VERYBODY WANTED TO KNOW THAT I “4 have a patent ROTATING WHIFFLETREE AND LIFE PRE SERVER, that can be sub for the sumof $5 for a single, and 38 fort enrriage. [will sell the right to Will dispose of the patent in any form tomers. For further information pleas G strect north, between 2d ant 3d <tr highest market price will | antiully attached to a carriage, horse roperty in payment for my percent disenunt will he mad an 5-3t* c. © WASTED-T borrow, 92,000. 2 wishing to invest willaldressCIVES, Office, Washington. D.C., withreal name. au 3-21" FANTED—A GERMAN GIRL, to do honse- \ work ina family of four; good wages to a cpmpetent persons no other nerd apply” at 602. N street north, next Falcouer’s Store, corner of Sth street west. 3-3t* NTED—HoOUSH and si d join good style. Terms moderate, Shop uear corner of 7th street Maryland avenue, with A.J. WILLIAMS. Coach Painter and Trim? mer. Orders promptly executed. and satisfaction marauteed, (aud-Im*] JNO. B. WILLIAMS. WARE OOK, WASHER, and IRONER; white preferred: Apply to CHAS. ‘B. SMITH, corner 13th and N sts jy 2-3t BOY, who can be well recom WANTED- mended, to learn the Jewelry busin quire at this offi WASTER TOR Sat ily withont children.a sma!}. with gus and water. location. P. 0. Box 7 In auztt Ist. by at neat HOUSE Address, stating terms and an? ‘a Best refer Apply to Mrs. BOYCE De’. W first-class CABINET MAKER Apply to W.B. MOSES, Avenue House Fur niture. Carpet and Bedding Establishment. cornec 7th street and Pa. ave, None but first-clasd work men need appl: ay2-tt WASTED_We want HOUSES: large ant small, tosupply an increasing demand for our cns- tomers. Families wishing to rent their hour * please leave your names with us, D. L. WELLS Jot Corner La. avenue and By E.S. JUSTH. d Gentlemen’s second-hand Clothin; derclothing, Beading. Boots and Shoes, &c., &c., at 284%, 7th street, between L and M sta. north N.B.—No matter how much they may have, been Je = TED—N Cast-off CLOTHING, old OLD and SILVER, or any other article of at the old estiublished Merchant Pawnbro- tore of R. F orth of B G MACHINE. BOARDIN BOAHQERS Fistdass BOARD can be had at 1=1 Washington street, Georgetown, if imme- diate application be made, au 5-t OR REN| third story NT ROOM, fur- uished or unfurnished, suitable for gents, ew TABLE BOARDERS; N ith and Sth streets, URNISH Also. Heinen, very Te sired. No. 443 Mi between oth and 7th streets. ‘au 2-30" OARD—A gentlemanand wife. or two gents.can getone of the most t and convenient ROOMS in the city, uear Treasury. Board , $W. Address 8. T.N., Star Office. IMER BOARD, AT CAMBRID he undersigned is prepared to accon families or single persous trom the cities with Sum ARD, ‘ambridge, M. © ng. &c, ‘Terms moderate, and Address Mrs. M,C. 1 NISHED, with Apply at the Star Office dy 5-lm COUNTRY BOARD can be obtained at ax: / able private residence, with eyery necessary comfort,’ Location, Fi Railroad. convenient to the cars. Terms. $10 per week. For address ly at the Star Oth selstf FOR BESTS nell furnished PARLORS, on the first floor, with or without BOABD. Apply » forrent. 393 E et., bet. 9th and loth, fe1a TP ABLE BOARD af No- 454 eh street, 9 fow doors north of the avenue, Terms 825 por month. de 16-4f FUE HUDSON TAYLOR BOOKSTORE, 334 PEN “ GET THE BEST.” (THE ONLY OFFICIAL EDITION.) New and Copyright Edition of the BANKRUPT LAW OF 1867, And Syllabus of Contents, together with the Rules, Orders, and Forms of Proceedings in Bank- ruptey, as promulgated by the Supreme Court o the United States, with Alphabetical Index. We believe this is the only edition professional men will use, it being the only official edition with syllabus. and the Indexes will be found of great couvenience, aud save much valuable time. PRICE FIFTY CENTS. A LIBERAL DISCOUNT MADE TO THE TRADE. FRENCH & RICHARDSON, iy 0-t Publishers, Washington, D.C. -NIC, EXCURSION. AND VEL IC-NIG, EXCURSION. AND TRAVELING Just received, a large assortment of articles se- lected cially for the above Be STHASBOURG, FAISAN, Baba PER- 8. DBEUX, POTTED TONGUE, HA! RNCHOVIES, bo Se.) Crossee & Blackwell's, Gordon’s Preserves, Brandy Fruits, and Jellies, Fresh West India Fruits, ‘Also, a large variety of Plain and Fancy Pic-Nic kets. and Traveling PR gNOLIA HAMS. ttention to for Sandwiches, They ai Miia tihder, and delictous; Particularly suitable.” op oO ee wippernong Gray ‘ Tight, very trulty abd golden colors unexcelied for Tupch use. M. KING & SON, King Place, my l6-t¢ “Corner Vermont ave. and Is at. {*RENCH BOOKS.—Alphonse Karr: Les Fi F ert 45 cents. Souvestre: Sous Les Filets: gents. Souvestre: Un Philosophe sous lea Toits; Eenta,, Bouvertre: La Goute D’Ban: 4 cents, Du- fuar Fils: Aventures de livatre #emmen; 45 cents necienge: Le Demon del'argent, 45 colita. “Co sclepee: Le. Flau de Villages 45 ceuts.. Achard: Seen tee ciaearabeceies Corian: LoNcial irnieres rquises; 45 cents. Gozlan: Le No ire do Chantilly; 48 cents. La Comtesse Dash: Les ts. 3 Taperiverbies FRANCK TAYLOR, SOON JAPAN TEA, poor aemired by the recent Japan- coat miplibaut beiteeroptionses es ea letter of comp! 2 e. KING & sow Corner Vermont ave. gn ie . and 15) at NNET, L100? BENNOH CURDS AND WHEY. iyl6 At King Place. p28: S45H, AND. BLINDS. ivan store, No. most, invite Oh eae Cte Se Bois ‘the various sizes D ices. Also,, Sm". tment just ed. Het. A Large At60r mn ie TAYLOB, “ing URDER! MURDER!—Send Post Paid, ad- dressed envelope for remedy to destroy’ the appetite for Smoking or Chewing, so you will ne er wish for it-ayain. Certificates sent. Addi BK. MILLER, Wilmington, Del. iy 11m ADIES PLEASE READ THIS— WILLIAM PRINCE. 19 9th street. has abont six hun- dred (600) well-made stamps of elegant designs Embroidery. Braid, &c,, that he will sell cheap, t! Whole or part, and teach! the buyer the Compoat- tion, furnish Cushions and Brushes, and explain how to use them, «ratis. Being part of » duplicate fet lately used in Baltimore any Indy wishing to engage in this profitable business and having a small capital should call at once. ie ONFIDENTIAL—Young men who have in by certain secret habits, which wbift them for business, pleasure, or the duties of married life: also. middle-aged and old men, from the follies of youth, or other causes, f bility in advance of their years, before placi themselves under the treatment of any one, shoul first read “Tho Secret Friend.” Married ladies will learn something of importance by perusing “The Secret Friend.” Sent to any address. in © sealed envelope. on receipt of % cents. Address Dr. CES. A. STUART & CO., Boston, Mass, LOST AND FOUND. OST—On Penpsy Tyas and Second streets Detween F OLD AL. avenue sunali with tials FD. K infront. The tin Le so kind and return to Mrs. C, BOHN . 36% ave O& REWARD—Lost, on the 929 street, between sith and containing ten, twenty-doliar Zoi finder wil receive the above rev atNo 39% 20th street. The lost m erty of a widow lady. LO VOW owner will pay charges SIIPMAN, F ust above Ch: uer can hav away. At. eet pike, ARES CP ESTRAY—A 7 pened anddry. Ti + prove property, i 1 p BLAL and white 95 wher will please 1 away. n Monday, and re BUYFALO COW. with One or. arssplit. The above reward will be paid tor her delivery to F.SCHAFER, Bridge st, Georgetown, jay, Inly tips of her ears. 4 around her me Vspots on her f The above reward aid for her return JAMES RAY, n Land K st FALO COW ing each ere her recovery Ww 18 North A str P ADRIFT OFF OF B ing agale of wind ont SCOW. which the owner eau lave ly proving property and paying charges ae BCRP TAIN PURSELL etween sth and sth sts, Tolan Was ton, D.C. Ist.. iy 30 2awsw" TIVE WINE BITT CHARLES GAUTIER respectfully invites at- tention to his NATIVE WINE BITTERS, mado froma recipe of many years® standing, which has acquired an unequall ever it bas becn used as a preve lavial c uses. It invi; the blood. corrects action ot the neys, promotes digestion, establishes rest le system, and efor all diseases of femal! Reing made of native wi nirably adapt surising and the tonics, it cannot be surpassed as an Appetizer and inv:gorator early in the morning,and before meals generally; and, being perfectly free from ¢ thi nS and natp only with safety 3 commended to asant,may be u Itimes. butis cont Tsons of both sexes werful tonic, Whenever st f ply 8 great desi ic ting growing child- et an he withe in strengthe ren. by wh twill sn mu itmay b n for malarial ax ~this arti das being preventati liseasea of u. and a general invizora min adults and children, aa males. OLESALE AND RETAIL, Iy invited to call ©. GAUTIER: and Liquors ania avenue, PANTES PUHGATORIO. translated by Long fellow. Mead’ Grape Culture, 1- justrated. "Horwood’s Law aud Practice of Naval ‘ourts-Martial. May-Day and other Poms. by ph Waldo Emerson. The Reign of Law, by the Duke of Argyll. The Invisibles, or Spiriiuatism, Explained. Miss Ri I's Conversion froin se ‘to Loyalty -,W. De Forest. Sowing the Wind, a novel, by E. Lynn Linton. my 2% FRANCK TAYLOR. Come a FOR WOMEN YI ‘ASYLUM, Fourteenth street, (circle) corner of M street, Washington, D.C, This Institution has been established for the re- ception of paticnts who may be suffering from dis- eases peculiar to their sex, and for the admission of such females as inay require the comforts of the lying-in chambe ‘The building is situated In the most healthy por- tion of the District, surrounded by its own grounds. Cars pass the door every five minutes. Terms of admission: From 6 to $10 per week, in accordance with the room required, payable in ad- and ant iy Hom vance. This includes Board, Medicines, Medical and Surgical attendance. e AL STAFF. D.. 121 streets. S AND SURGEONS, D., Surgeon General, Uni K. BARNES, M. JOS. ted States Army. JOS. RILEY, M.D. TH ~ THO: t WP, shington. V) 7 Georgetown. Fhbw Feret. Orders for admission to the free beds in this hos- ital. (of which there are 3).) can be obtained of the Burgeon Inchiet at this office, 154 Istroct, or ot any of the Medical staff, and of the Revs. Dre. Hall, , Gillette, and Coombs. ives and widows of soldiers desiring admission will apply to the Surgeon General, United States army. Patients living at a distance who desire to come to thi: fe rot = \romaaiy ee aa secure re rooms by ter to she matron of the Bospital, PPY'NS PY ly GILLETTE. DD. au 23-eoly President. RENCH BOOKS.—Henrl Conscience: Le De- mon de Pargent: 4 cents. George Sand: Lu- crezia Floriani; 45 cents. George Sand: Le Secre- taire Intime; 45 cents. Lamartine: Les Confiden- ce@;45cents. Alphonse Karr: Sous les Tilleuis; 45 cents. 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