Evening Star Newspaper, August 10, 1867, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. The Largest Cirentation im the District w. D. ‘WALLAOM, Eater aad Fropricter. WASHINGTON OITY: +. AUGUST 10, 1867. RY PAGE. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. FOR THE ACCOMMODATION OF PERSONS leay- | ing the city during the summer months they | can bave the Stax mailed to their address, by ordering the same at the office, for 12 cents Per week, for one week or more. SATION THE LATEST SE We devote a considerable portion of our space this afternoon to lay before our readers ‘@ synopsis of the highly sensational papers ac- companying the application to the President for pardon of Charles A. Dunham, alias San- ford Uonover, lately convicted of perjury in the Criminal Court of this District, and sen- tenced toexpiate his crimes in the peniten- Uary which application and papers have been furnished to the press for publication. The perusal of these extraordinary documents wil! suggest to an inteliigemt mind several queri which must be satisfactorily answered before any credence can be given to them. First. If the Hon. J. M. Ashley and his axsociates on the Impeachment Committee are gitted with ordi- nary imtelligence, and it is presumed tuey are, being members of the National Legislature, ‘Would they subject themselves to the risk of maautacturing testimony to impeach the Pre:- ident; an attempt certain to be detected in the thorongh and searching inyestigation which ‘Would attend the trial of the Chief Magistrate Second. Would they increase this risk ten-fold by applying to a convicted perjurer for aid. wheu there are no donbt hun- dreds of other men as unprincipled as Con- over, alias Dunham, at iarge, who would lend themselves to any scheme by which they could make money, and who, baying never been convicted, could exbibit a better record for truth and veracity! Third. Where are the | “trusty friends” of Conover to whom he re- fers, who would swear to anything, and who ‘were confronted with Messrs. Ashiey and But- | Ts and antece- dents, and where are their affidavits substan- tiating the statements of their perjured com- rade: Fourth. Why are these papers laid before the public at this time, thus putting the | alleged conspirators on their guard, instead of being furnisbed to detectives, as is usual in such cases, to work up the case against gen- e as conspiracy against the President ! When these | questions are answered satisfactorily, there sUll remain the proved facts that Conover is a | convicted perjurer and an adept in mana- facturing oral and written evidence, and is unscrupulous in the means he employs to at. tain hisends. In this case, knowing that the President was aware of his interviews with Mr. Ashley. he takes the readiest mode of tarn- ing the fact te bis own advantage in helping 10 obiain a pardon, by giving a version to those | interviews most likely to influence President Johnson in his favor. We therefore preter to | await further developments before we can be- dieve that members of the House of Represent- ative, engaged in © most important duty, have not only been guilty of plotting an atrocious rime, but have been so foolish as to take into of the natiot jer! Whatare their charac uemen charged with such a hemous cri their couneels a convicted perjurer. FINANC AL During the week ending to-day there has been received at the Treasury Department from the printers $1:)1.000in fractional curren- cy. The amount forwarded curing the same period was as follows: To National Banks, $309,563.92: $1 and $2 notes to U. S. Depository 9) Baltimore, Md., $19,000; total, $319,563.92. The amount ofsecurities held by the Treas- urer of the United States in trust for National Banks. reported te-day, were: For circu! ting notes, $340,649,600: for deposits of public mon- eye, $3 ‘The 950; total, $379.437,450. total amount issued up to date $303,571,196. From this isto be deducted ee currency re- » amounting to #iscs0u. leaving in actual eirculstion a turned, inclading worn-out Uhls date $298,975,634 The amount of iractional currency redeemed and destroyed during the week was 222,700. The receipts from internal revenue to-day ‘Were $413,244.20: making the total amount for the week ending to-day $3,744,460.; total since the begii year, $32,900.708.32 NAVAL AFFAIRS Cotamander F. A. Roe will be detached from the command of the Taconey, on the reporung of Commander R. L. Law, and ordered to Portsmouth, N.H.. by the 25th of September | next, for duty as fleet captain of the Asiatic | squadron, to be commanded by Rear Admiral Kowgn: Commander E.R Calhoun has been ea from duty as fleet captain of the South Pacific Squadron, and p!aced on wasting orders: Acting Assistant Surgeon E. T. Marah has been detached from ihe Jamestown, Acting Second assistant Evgineer A.M. Ciements has been detached and ordered Hast. trom the Nina, and ordered to the Taconey. Commander R. L. Law has been ordered to command of the Taconey; Lietepant Com- mauder Jobn A. Howell to duty at tne Naval Acacemy; Acting Assistant Surgeon Joan D. Smith to duty at the Naval Rendezvous, Bos- ton. The resignation of Acting Third Assistant Engineer Robert Miller, of the Taconey, has been accepted ‘THE Castner IM ROG Iv, Avg. 9: “At was decided in Uabinet to-day that the nt bas power, under the first section of Presid the tenure of office law, to remove Mr. Stan- ton, also under the second section to suspend him, by notifying him of the fact and summit. ung reasons therefor to the Senate at the next session of Congress. The President expects to take action upon the matter directly—probably to-morrow. “No response nas yet come from General Siekies to the Attorney General, inquiring ‘whether he intended in his order No. Iv te in- c1ude judgments of the federal courts. “It is not true that General Grant and the frends of the administration bave advised the President against the removal of General it true that Judge Chase nas had interviews with Mr. Johnsen on the sub- Sberidan: nor ject, as reported in the papers. IMPORTANT POLIT AL MEETING. —About t members of the Repxbdlican | i em GQLUMBIS TYPOGRAPHICAL SOUIE. Mty promins Party hela a meeting in Boston, on Tuesday, Jor the purpose of consulting with the mem- bers of the Executive Commitis of the Massa_ ‘chusetts Reconstruction Association. and also | arty and efficient co-operation with the Republican Congressional Cemmittee. Among bose pres. ent were his Excellency Governor Bullock, to assist in devising means for a Hom. Henry Wilson, Hon. James M. ‘Stone, Dr. George &. Loring, and other prominent gentlemen. Governor Bullock presided, and General Schenck make the principal speech, ‘The object of the move was to perfect una. nimity of action in disseminating republican doctrine among the Soutnern people. Govermxxnt Lanps.—Returns received by | the Commissioner of the General Land Office show an aggregate disposal of 79,521 acres of tbe iblic lands duri the month of Jal; Tasca the following oiices, vine Ito yee, ville, Nebraska, 45,351 acres; lowe, Michigan, ‘R197 acres; St. Peter, Minnesota. 4,358 acres: Stevens’ Point, Wisconsin, 3,555 acres. The | greater portion of the land was taken for ac- ent and cultivation under the Domesteed law, and qruyauon, w sold for cash and located with military warrants and agricultural college scrip. Postat. of post offices in the Territories of Utan, Nevada, and Washington. Appointments tor | postmasters have also been made, so that these offices will immediately go into operation. Kure PoLiTics —The political campaign has | opened in Ohio with considerable animation, and gives promise of being a lively contest On Monday evening, General Hayes, the Re- publican gubernatorial candidate, delivered a loag and eisborate speech at Lebano: FROM MxiCo.—Dispatches have been re- ceived at the Navy Department from Rear Admiral Palmer, commanding the North At- adron, dated on board his flagship, steamer Susquebannah, at Vera Chen Mexico. He was to leave that day tor spinwall Everyth: Tue health of ihe squadton wee peas atzC eee eae | tes on Tuesday morning next. -- jumt of national bank currency is- sued during the week was $63,(r20; making ihe ig of the present fiscal Data” writes, jaring the week a oumber ot | orders have been issued from the Post Oftice Department, providing for the establishment THE DISAGRERING JUBY It will be ceen by our court proceedings else- where, that tbe jury in the Sarratt case have’ been discharged; fniling to agree om a verdict. Atter they bad been.out @ day or more tr was expected by most of our citizens that they would not agree. The reason for this opinion was the well known eonscisntion character of the jurors. as it was mot sup; that their convictions tormed during tne trial would be changed by confinement, or sions in the jury room. after the exbaa: guments on each side. Failing tobe ready witn & verdict a f-w hours after the charge of the jndge, there were but few who expected a ver- ‘dict atall. Tbey state that they were nearly equally divided in opinion, and that there was no possibility of an agreement, as they stood at the close of the three days just as they did at first. Of course, under these circumstances, ‘here was bat one course to pursue. and that ‘was to discharge them and let them rejoin their familles, from whom they have been separated 80 long. Con7TRAcTs FOR MATERIALS FoR THE Navy Contracts for furnishing materials for the Navy Department for the fiscal year ending Jane 30, 1568. (the proposals for which were opened on the 30th of July,) have been awarded tne fol- lowing parties — Portsmouth (N. H.) Navy Yard.—William A. Wheeler. flax canvas, jiheedore Polhemus, cotton canvas; John J. Bingham, cookins utensils; C. M. Clap; pp & Cow Teather: &tonzo A. Fosier, brushes; William ©. Rogers & Co. stationery; Hyatt & Spencer, hardware: Alonz) A. taageel “aniP chandlery; Wm. A. Wheeler, miley tro ston Woy: Vere) Joseph L. Savage, flax, canvas and twine; Theodore Polhemus, cor- ton canvas and twine; George Adams, iron, steal; Hyatt & Spencer, cooking aten- sils; C. M. Clapp & Co., leather; John J. Bing- ham, ox hides for rope; it & Bradbury, soap und tallow: Alonso A. Foster, brushes: Wm. H. Arthur & Co., stationery; Hyatt & Spencer. hardware; Alonzo A. Foster, sbip chandlery: S.P. Brown & Son, Washington, fire-wood. New For -Yord —Wm, A. Wheeler, flax canvas and twine; Theodore Polhemus, cotton fone aor users Wheeler & Brown- ing, tin. zinc, &c.; Hyatt & Spencer, cooking uteneils: C. M. Clapp & Co, leathi ter & Sons., soap and tallo ery: Joseph L. Savage, hardware; Josep! Savage. ship chandlery: Hyatt & Spencer, Gry eeods; Wm. A. Whoeler, fire wood aed coal; John J Bingham, neat” foot and tar oils. Philadelphia Novy Yord —Wm. A. Wheeler, flaxcanvas and twine; Theodore Poihemus, cotton canvas andtwine; Wm. Porter & Sons, leather: Wm. A. Wheeler, ship chandlery. Washington Nery Yard.—Theodore Poths- mus cotton canvas, &c., Joseph L. Sav. age, tin and zinc; Hyatt & Spencer, brushes; Wm. E. Rogers & Co., stationery: Joseph L | Savage, hardware; Alonzo A. Foster, ship chandlary;S. P. Brown & Sons., fire wood and . A. Wheeler, galley iron and steel; Joseph L. Savage, pig and chain iron; Wm. A. Wheeler. sand; S.P. Brown & Sons, char- Navy Yard.—Theodore Polhemus, cotton canvas and twine; Alonzo A. Foster, iron; Wheeler & Browning, twine; Alonzo A. Foster, cooking utensils: Wm. Porter & Sons, leather: Jos-ph L. Savage, hardware: Wm. Porter & Sons, firs wood. Parsonat.—The statement madein the Bal- timore Sun this morning that Postmaster Gen- eral Randall had left Washington with the purpose of visiting Europe, is incorrect. Mr. Randall has gone to New York to take leave of bis brother, who ts going to the Paris Ex- position, and expects to resume his official da- Rev. Bishop Janes, of the Methodist Episcopal Canren, ed in Washington this morning. and dur- ing the day visited some of the Government departm: id the City Hall. Bishop Janes will deliver the dedicatory sermon at Ryland o “Secretary ted the Brooklyn navy-yard on Wednesday. ----Gov. Henry A. Wise, on last Monday. qualified to practice in Henrico county court, Virginia. ----Gen. Meade and family are at Long Branch. ....The health of Elias Howe, ir, the sewing machine inven- | tor, is improving. ----Ex-President Bu- chanan is spendiug the summer season at Cape May. ----The southern novelist, W. Guimore Simms, is in Boston. ----Hon. Toad deus Stevens writes that be will offer a bill at | thelmext eession providing for the confiscation of the estates of those rebel ex-slaveholders who discharge negroes for voting the Kepub- lican ticket. ---- Miss Ulara Louise Kellogz, the opera singer, purchased her old home: stead at New Hart:ord, Connecticut, last week, and after her return from Europe this ei ‘Will retire from the stage to private life there. A PoLiTicaL Procession FirEp INTO IN Bavtimoge.—A large tlag-pole was raised last night. under the auspices of the Democracy of the Eighth Ward of Baltimore. Nearly ail the wards were represented by delogations, many of them bearing transparencies, and headed by bands of music. About 2,000 - sons were in attendance, and addresses were delivered by several prominent gentlemen. While passing down Gay street the proce:sion was fired into by party of men who came outof a restaurant, seriously wounding two Persons. The police have afrested for being concerned in theattack, Joseph Magruder, one | Of the late police force, William McAllister, — Saylor, and Joseph Thompson. Uharies Rupp, the bar- keeper, was also taken into cus- tody and will probably be used as a wituese, as he states that he saw who did the stooting. Another party, W. Diggs, effected his escape at the time, but the police continaed the search for him. ‘The prisoners were immediately fearched, but upto a late bour ot the night ne firearms had been found. The whole party were locked up to await a hearing to-day. TO THE STAR. be cc, Se! ROPE TO. Y. ae {By Cable to the Assoemisa Press.} Lonpor, August 10—Noon.—UVon: et S. 5-2u’s 73%; Eries, 55%; lilinois Livmaroot, Auzust 10—Noon—Breadata rm. Provisions firm Pork advanced to76. Other articies weal! Panis, Aug. 10.—The "Turkish Admiral re- cently forcibly took a dispatch trom a servant of the United States, Hon. Edward Morris, who bas since laid the case before tue Turkisd Government, aad demanded redress for the ontrage. ‘The reply of the Sablime Port ired. has not trans- Lonpor, Aug. 10.—The United States war steamer ‘Swartara nas been ordered to proceed ° Florence, Aug. 10. Dispatches have been Yeceived here which state that the cholera is = ing with considerable violence at Palermo, jcaly. St. Perersnure, Aug. 10.—The war which has been carried on between Russia and Bo- pharo was terminated bya treaty of peace concluded yesterday. Lonpor, Aug. lv.—Late advices from the scene of the recent ratiroad accident at Bray Head, Island, indicate that tne fir-t accounts received were greitly exagrerated, as only a portion of the train left the track. Three Coaches were precipitated into the sea. Four Persons were Killed outright. Nearly every- body on the train were killed or injured. FROM RICHMOND. ters im that City Disclaim the = ‘ge of Disioyalty—Sperting Man 0. RIcuMOND, VA., August 10.—The ministers of the gospel of this city have held a meeting and adopted an address in reply to Governor Pierpoint’s charge of disloyalty. They say that since the restoration of the Government of the United States over the Southern States, we have in no instance exhibited disloyalty in our pulpits or used them as political agencies st said Government; that we Raye in no instance propagated what are termed rebel sentiments; that Icast of all have we, im the discharge of our ministerial duties, expressed, directly or indirectly, a hope of the est :biish- ment of any other tnan a republican form of government in this country. berry Amos, a well-known sporting man, was shot and mortally wounded to-day by a man named Mcses Levy. From the Pacific Coast. SAW FRANCI8cO, Aug. 10.—C2ptain Sanford, commanding Camp McDowell. Arizona, de- nies the siatement of Governor McUorm:ck that captuied Indians have been enslaved, soid, or riven up for slaughter to other trib-s. He demands a Covrt of Inquiry. Gov. Stavly addressed a large meeting last night in opposition to Gorham and the Con- gressional policy of reconstruction, but i.vors qualified suffrage. One death from yellow fever occurred on the Resaca yesterday. It is the first known in these parts. ‘The grape crop is very large. Steamer Sunk. Setter Aug. 10.—Tne teamer Secret, be- jteasaship Company, while on her way from Montreal last night, ran into thesieamer Lake St. Peter, cutting her in two aad sinking her in three minutes. The crew took refuge on the wheelnouse and were allsaved. The Secret did not sastain any ma- terial damage. Financial. New York, Aug. 10—The financial articie of the Express eays: The money market is un- changee. The shipment of spécie to-day wae $355,774. Railways are firmer and more set- Ued. Governments are less active and lower. Border State stocks are more steady, except those of Tennessee. Grain Gamblers Arrested. CHICAGO, August 10.—Several members of the Board of Trade have been arrested for gambling in crain, under a recent law of this ‘State making short sales gambling. Fire at Cleveland. OULEVELAND, Aur. 10.—Kronse & Co.’s plan- ing mill was burned last night. Loss £15,020. No insurance New York Markets. New York, August 10.—Flour 15225 cents better; receipts 9.063 barrels. Wheat, 2a3 cents better; receipts 17.492 bushels. Corn, dull and drooping; receipts 74.734 bushels. Kye, quiet, Oats, very firm. Pork, a shade better: sales of 500 barrels: new mess, $23.35. Lard steady at 124813% cents. Whisky, quiet. Barley nom- inal. Peas nominal. Cotton, quiet and steady at 202% for Middling Uplands, Freights dull. Turpentine, firm at 60\ cents, A roguar meeting of the Ji NEY M ERS’ ASSI CIATION will be heldat German Hall-dith street at 8 o'clock, MONDAY BV ING. August It is earnestly ho a, th will be in Mtondasce, By order Preside ou _ HO! ete AN. Ree, Sec. Cmetrrt ge PLAST ERERS = “AN SBOCTATION are earnestly re the regular meeting of the Askoc DAY, August 12, and C streets. your attentio: DEDICATION—THE RYLAND CHAPEL, ema at Bu . corner of Tenth and D sts. land.) will be dedicated next 8U NDAY. August Uth. “Bishop JANES will preach st 11 a.m 5 De will be Geld and red y distinguished minis. P. m., preaching by the fin 9-2t ters and other Rev. HENRY SL 5 THE HOME CIRCLE. Tae War Dgragtwent.—The ordinary routine of business was transacted at the War Department yesterday. and Secretary Stanton occupied his post as usual. The discussion Tegarding his case was continued in Cabinet session yesterday, after the ciose of which the Presiden: anmounced that the whole matter would be heid in abeyance for a iew day: is aszerted, with an apparent air of authority, thai Secretaries Welles and Browning are the only member: of the Cabinet now in this city eity who freely indorse the President's position in the pending troubles, Seward and Postmaster ry policy. Attor- ney. General Stanbery is still absent, bat is understood to side with Welles and Brown- ing.—Chronicle. Mxxico.—Saata Anna bas been brought to Vera Cruz by a Mexican man-of-war, and ‘was to be tried tor conspiracy at that place. A leward of $i(,000 bas been offered for Marquez. ‘The diplomatic corps is expected to leave in 8 body, and they will be ready in time to leave by the French steamer Pomona. Everything 1s quiet at the capital. Order is being speedily restored by the energy of the Juarez govern- ment. bles from the Indians contiaue. he Stondard, of Pachoca, says that a courier ad pasced Oiumba with the ews of {ne oa 1 tare of Marquez at Hacienda Puzdories. Mexican Government schooner Juarez arrived at Vera Cruz on the 3d of July, having on board Santa Anna, wife, and famii ed meeting will be he EVENING MS orclock one ul be hela au 10. E. MacMURRAY, Rec. Sec. THE iv, ‘OLUMBIA PRESSME:! SOCT- ETY(Letter-press Printers) will rej ccond grand anhial Picnic on MON HNOON neat at Seventh street Park. Go! CENTRAL BUILDING ASSOCIAT lo eld monthly meeting of this Associat ‘ouncil, amber, ,on TURSDAY iustant. at § oclog we. OORE.S Secretary. N Wasjnyoros 2004 You are hereby ordered toaltend w egecil Peeingottne Compang. t is(saturday ECE ING at 8 o'clock bvery ee must be pres- ont without eae TYE ier ft ‘iti rows Lt Georgeto - MORROW (Sunday APTER NOON, af funeralot Pant Grand THOMAS SFENPON EVANS xe of Mechanics f sub Lodges are rateriafly invitee” stborafante _ H. SWEET, Gr. See, MASONIC NOTICE —A stated (onvoce TE tion of MT. VERNON B.A. CHA . will be held on MONDAY: ¢ the tath tase i HD. mi. All ‘members of said’ Chapter are re: 3 reson will come before the Chapter," "importance By eer of the M. E. J. W. GRIFFIN, au re sat Recretary. PIC NIC AT SEVEN’ OR der the enc of the ISEAND BAP ET URCH, WEDNESDAY, A th. The Sab bath Sehoo! of this Church will be present and ail coutril je to the entertainment of those present iiyeinging, Sp Speaking, and other oxereises adapted 0, ckets to enier the grounds— Ciildren: 15 Centae oreene Adults, 25 Conte; | Oe AT FALLS CHURCA, r. for the benefit of the METHODIST CHURCH SOUTH, At Falls Church, willbe held congregation. commencing o MONDAY toe Stk Auguat: Tt 9ill continue for ane saree er. ifenoteenfal’ “Gueoetan i and 15th inat.. publie divans i hile on the 2 Prepares: Taovigece iaeaarng ete [he ratlrond station to coavey 0, the y wh ie at Fp een age. Pereuns le the morning r fare has the occasion” They’ U5 9 clock B. a. ord sa arabe on tye A tu arte “THE HOME CIRCLE” will be the title of a Washington Sunday Morning Paper. the first num- ber of which will be issued on AUGUST 11 TH Tt will contain the latest news, loca! editorial ana othsr articles on cits affairs: poetry. sketches, and storie: fashionabi intelligence, home and abroad; notices of churches, lectures, books, arts, amusements. &c, The Home will receive its chief attention, the city next, shen the country and the Tts tone will not be artisan ut national; not sectarian, aye ig The good, the beautiful, and the useful will advocated, Carriers’ price, Per FU Publication Chace, rie’ 's Bui and D streets. avenw oer ATED VAPOR BATHS PLGAN gos ne reat corper yer cures Rheumation, Er the Skin, Colds; Gout, Debility, Mrration of Par ralyeis, Absorption of Mercury and Female Com my 2- ve cents. DON OHO. Editor. ngfworne; 0th "8, 1866. . Ys, Ja. sed v.65, WX —————_o0-______ FINANCIAL. Lewis Johnson & Uo. quote stockeand bonds in home and foreign markets as follows New York. August 10.—Firet Board-U.s. 1861, ‘compos, 111%; do registered, —- 5.20's, coupon, 113%; regis —} do. ert —-. ae voor) new issue, 110%: do. ee aato Ball, ; Coupon, 102%; %: Cant Loe Qoicusitver, Ly Bahpote, 0 10% spre a tral, 104 ‘ail La) River Railroad, 119; Pieediog "R. B., 1044; gan Central, fits Michigao gt iilinow Central R. R., 119%; Ceding * pittebure, sax: Northwestern, 474; preferred. %: Uleveland aud Toledo, i23 y joa: Fort Wayne, i and Missisrippi Uertificates, use Telegraph, 45%; Boston Wailer Power, pic ee ee PRCPESALS FOR BOOKS AND STATION. Orrice Tavarens PoBitc Scoors. ‘Wasnincton City, August 10, 1867. Sealed Proposals will be recs until 12 o'clock m., SAT for furnishing the following Bi for the use of the Pi the 2th Anstant, able poste for thie arr for the school year beginuing the uret Monday in Sep- 8 dozen Worcester’s Primary 8} 12 dozen Hillard's Primer ot First Ie 8 dozen Hillard’ 6d ddozen Worceaters Comprehensive Spelling Book 's Mental Arithmetic 10 dozen Warren's Primary Geography Written Arithmetic 12 dozen Colbar of 2dozen Lossing’s Primary History o! 4 dove eer 's First Lessons in queen pexsmmse er Schoo 1dozen Kerl"s Comprehensive English Grammar 2 dozen Nong Gardens—Part 4cleson Gong Gerdone— jardens— Part j Tareas Mercantile White ¢ er Pereams First Quality scmmercial 3 n Tnkstands. 8 inclies 2 oor ite Adhesive Ii gross Chalk Crayons ave articles are to be furnished by t ‘or from time to time, as requ’ Proposal to. be, endorsed Proposals for Ss and to be addressed to the As many more of the above artic! : furnished by the cont be apecified in the contract: ito be furnished at the lo 2 Chairman Com. ou Supplios, PERSONAL. Al monica ANTEDS — ¥, TH Ladi Geni cunt baad rant ant dorciothing. Bs . Boots and Shoes. Re. Bs-, Hp. epee how mach they may are boom NTED—A good COOK. Apply at Eckingtnn, near this city. OARD WARTED—For a yo af a pri B vate family. Taddrees G3" Lev Gity Post Oftce WAntEy & roqpectabye girl a SITUA TION todo chamberwork and sew C few On & machine. Address box 30, Star O1 for two daps. an 9-2t N_ EXPERIENCED OPERATOR ON THE ie el aoa 4 ESEW.: Te. io MACeLy NE WANTED. pply at the Agency, Sth and 9th ket Space. he oor. ) au 93t* ANTED—A, good, ICE CREAM MAKER. Apply at J SHAFFIELD’S Confec- tionery. 246 Pennsylvania avenue, betweeen 13th and eae 6. ‘ani 9-3t) ANT Ladies contemplating wearin AHORA LM and HOOP SRIRT. COV | the coming season, and eiay to avoid the srRraeeo neni: ghonld cal a amped iy FAST | if for the above, to r4 COLORS AND WARRANTED TO WASH. dies’ and Childrens’ enene. Joseys, and clothing stamped in imitation of Braid. A. of Spe daly the usual cost of oe Any I cacy os 439 Ninth «treet. ANTED—WET NURSE to gos mile in the country. A immediat lumbinn College Law “Building, ‘opposite West Wing City Hall. ANTED—A HOUSK, with six to cignt rooms. sitnated between Wth and 9th streets and Pennsylvania avenue and K street north. Add Lock Box 27, city P. 0. au 8-3 FEMALE TEACHER IS WANTED FOR Primary School, No. 3, of the Georgetow e Schools. salary $0). Applications (with nonials attached) can be sent to the under signed until the 20th instan' WM. L. DUNLOP. aug 8-eotd Secretary posrd sf iardian ANTED—SEPTEMBER | 15' wo WSAMEMSHED 3) STORY ROOMS, with board for gentleman and wife. Address TRUMAN Post Office. State terms and location. au 7-4t* OR, THE BUSINESS | GEN WASHINGTON C APY AS} ingle Double Entry and Mercantile Correspondgne: practice of it im cy, Store on Pennsylvani : © large Dry Good Store on. Pennsylya ars | and the corner of Ninth street. aU. Slice: Gun in @ Auction Store for sleroe years: and Tada salary of one thousand dollars per an ave auother situation he will ties of one for any salary, and upon the liberaty of his employer for any increase of it NIL DESPERANDUM. (0. 217 bth strect. E) A apallgi y devites BOARD, by re wy or here the ‘whe can fhe Stelereet hoe eEbeme: Rappresose rman Box howe, ia Lng breatete BRICK nou cs ies FOR BALE-0n {MORDAT hours of 3) row one fine large BANK OT Toss 18 TOOLVE NOTIOR. That oi ti gi Angust AD : Neat eeanity Dice we he riats OS PON nc. who Ri grin, petition: | that the: pay be ‘Pemkropt, to him or the ‘beet locations rate at ae 1éth ptreets, near ‘Hae & iT _Szoom HOUEE, denirably, located; only 91 ‘agh required; the remainder can be pi sinall monthly payments, ETC. rey (Plant's Buildi rk aveane and 1541 Whe tidy ar ¥ID 8. GoobiNa, Wasting on ‘August 9 ie, 0 WHOM [T MA notify parties. who cla Va NORE T_OOTTA EF HOURE aye. between Mth aan ae et ats... ‘con. Sponscesion given immirdiatelys on the premises. FURERHED HOUSE OR RENT.. = Gompletely. - ape ah room, jy at 431 3d street, be jaryland avenues. io has 517 Tatra Tow to a good Ciaaat tween Fconey!vauia aod ‘hich is now occupied by th artis neglect to remove said ia ten daye, they will, be sold: far stor OR ‘SALELFIVE NEW FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS, 114x100; 5 rooms each, east of the new’ State seth pa down. balance $25 per month until aR AND SIN S Business private and Success guaran all cases oF ne ) N.W. corner BNR, ies” Doctitean: 528 Penn. Al OR RENT-O Mont) Or z oe two-at some bee TTE Hydrant in yard VAL = MComcttor at Law, Jus ion Office, kas remo misi- smear the corner et Sixth mal trenceens aient to street cars will be for rent from September No. 437 H street: between Toth and OCTOR SCHUMAN, OF BALTIMORE, may ladies in need of the gor vices jable physician at his > Washington, D. o'clock in the morning until 1 DOR SALE—One of the ae PRIVA DENCES on the Heights of Georgetown, 191 Washington street, ‘West and Stoddart streets, and immediately opps. residence of Henty D Jot has a frout of 0 feet. b , handsomely laid out with fowers, (ruit, shrubbery, be wand substan ‘clock, and at hie North street, from 4 0 p. ich are strictly con fidential. must be limited to the above houre ia pointments Ei letter left at my wins imps Connulistions, a depth of 120 feet arcaped concinee for ‘remedy to destro appetite for Smoking of C er wish for it R. MILLER, W! ONFIDENTIAL, Via rtal t habite, Jnred themselves by ce oe ste a aatsee at el reifcatce vent. or on the premises. OR RENT—Pleasant gentleman and wife or two “gentleines ns with Board. at 510 K street. mt 10 LET Three well FURNISHED, Tats at 9 F street north, between 9h and toch mon who heve 3 fe suiteble for a | gugtthem for. Business married life; also, middi from the follies of yout! sor oak bility ip advan aay ‘pe nhonid by niet Friend, Som inperten to any addr araled enttiope, on recep of 25 conta, “Address SOR RENT—A new ax room PaaS Hot With water and gas. om 24th street between 3 2 FRAME HOUSE, 0 containing four roome and ki ning LOT. situated on t Apply on the prem BOARDING. OUNTRY BOARD-—A few more BO ANTED- Ta 6 ber. a HOUS with modern con¥ or west of High. References e: Addresa Mr. 8. P. THIAN, Ger ‘ar Department, the Ist hanged 31 FIFTY YOUNG LADIES. at the NATIONAL THEATER. For a Grand Spectacle, Apply at the Box Office. au 5-tf 20,00 AGENTS WANTED —A SAMPLE % sent free. with terms, for any one to clear $2 daily. in three hors. Busmess entirely new. ight and desirable. Can be done at home or travelling, by both ingle and female. No giften terprise or humims. Addret We aus-6t 266 Broadway, 500 cart loads Prime Rock Creek SAND for sale. OBERT WHITE, street. near the new Market, es aub-t ANESE USEFUL ARTICLE pars rate SAND CURIOSITIES, In large wacletys ae Corner V sermons stony tf Ze jours L. PEARSON BOOK AND JOB PRINTER, HAS REMOVED TO CORNER OF NINTH AND D STREETS, au6-Imif™ (Second Story, ROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL August ith tor building ST. PAUL'S EPIS- ‘OPAL BCH, on 2d street west, between z ee Plans and specifications can be seen at my office, HENRY &, SEARLE. Masonic Hall,) corner 7th and F streets. EAL ESTATE AGENCY. {the subscribers take “This method of informin, heir friends and the public that they have opene 1 LOUISIANA AVENUE, (UP STATRS,) where they will BERLE the p parchase and sale of THE paring “OF TAXES EXAMINATION OF TAX TITLES. d foes with promptnens anu 61 Louisiane avenue, OLT, yer nabilscee duivin seen at the corner of 10 T. E. CREAMER. and streets north }OR BOSTON ! To Sait ON Satunpay, LOTH Ixst. The Snperior A 1 Packet Sch D- ey HUPETIORA A Packet Schooner, J ing for the above port, and will anil as above. For treight ap) RTLEY & BR: 99 Water st.. Georgetown, EW BOOKS.—The Seven Weeks’ W trian and Prussian—by H. M. Hosier, 2 val Scott's Life of Mosby, Pathology of the Mind; Story of Boa, is ar Antoine de Bonneyval ‘of Ten Months in Brazil; July; Braithwaite’s Retros 5 | F. DAVIS & C0 | he HOLESALE GROCERS, | 399 Pal avenue. between 4 full assortment of PROVISIONS; tnd Sth atreets, A share peste patronage of the trade is respect- of Bakers, Con! Mason's celebrated 5 nit daiee J. BARTHOLOW 553 7th street. ESTABLISHED 1852. McPHERSON & FERGUSON, S71 PENN. AVENUE, CORNER I6T STREET, ‘aPitoL Hiui, PURE DAUGS, MEDICINES and comm PES aR CNRS cnt CHEMICALS, iclans Pr EYSE RUMEN Bo. scriptions ac he Rigue Bell promptly answered. pounded, OR SALE—A fine MILK GOAT. Will be sold very cheap. Apply at Mra. TURPIN’S, 484 oth strect west, two doors south of Pennsylvania avenue. HEET MUSIC. at Two Cent Sears, Dances Marches, Wal Fang Fe Overtures, &e.. (not recent “A large collection. auld PALER TAYLOR, PASTERAGE.— cod Pasturage can be had 7 ashingtow. on Rock Creek, for i umomth: "Apply to Ac BROWN. G stscers tet tween 9th cae 1 10-20 pracy BASKETS! PEACH BARR ETE camera tii 335 DOZEN PEACH BASK. re ine store an to arrive. LOW au,l0-lw 558" Tthst., alae a, ave. Ly o provi reular weretated that if revious Cit 0 at if, returned to the gale of BOSTON ICE. we tones that we could reduce our prices and make fair ercentage of it. we, loso. Weare now Bclivering BOSTON ICE. and our returne’s Rat iy the puperion quali Be ie Teer noe abled to reduce our cen the followin Seeerariee A taeee laa? hi ie | ity af herwe food precludeny Yor the ‘prement, a tithe detings a {n'a fow weoke we thins decline fa iy will warrants further decline in Pete ane ea aon pews. ing Ice [oe ae Fowine FOR SALE CHEAP— PRR ey Saeed Koni 9 SAS REceuah nee street, near K stroct, aug-3t* ¥ NAGLE & CO., Auctioneers. B Beleeroom 295 Pennsylvania aven AT PRIVATE SALE, A well-built th achareieahab ata, BAUR’ nous cn stable im rear, together ‘with ‘two Lory ay y 100 aud'l reels, Neve Tare” Lewihoeteid iow ded Wor farther mrt at 2 At gar tare. ucts. APPLICANTS. L 7 Protemot Ou a My Acadestent tf ‘thie a Hatters Passed hele erated tod ay Gengral ter. tof the Cavalry ners. ry hee ra Pea War R Eee PLACE, ACHINIST 3 TOobs AND FIL MARKES, HATCH a 4 SHOVE J.P. BARTHOLO Be. 35% Seventh street. below Pennsylvania ayer KSteRDOgRS ‘Ss ¥ ine a TBON PYRAMI- ¥or Churches od Wealieiees, burnin, qither coal or wood; the most economic: STON Hs HEATERS, for one or more sto of COOKING, HEAT: VES; put up in the best YVILL. 409 Pa. ave., near 43z street, NBA AFTER THIS DATE, JULY 9th, tie Breokvite ee mn t betwee ah cae! 6 are Sareea and Marl? : the Brookville sn0. bi Ka: Proprietor. — PRINT Also, ew Bon Baten rom yer pS Ae Cou ‘ARLOR STO" en muh tanto "i Tope fi |, corner 14th and F sts., under Ebbitt House, CIDER VINEGAR, ik & PEARSON'S, holesale nts and Commits Mata, GROERVED IN ALL pecial ‘Mrs. By ror ‘eo ‘S08. Biguth street wes ATURAL FLOWERS PRI atural a GUM BELTING and LEATHER BELTING. A me aces of all sizes suitable for all ‘kinds of P. BARTHOLOW 55% 7th ot. belo da he Ls Bt GES !— |. belle c yey ee ane 487 STH STREET, near Pennsylvania, avenue Rhleh will be sold at lo second ~ promptly’ ‘ottened to. GR tory, 374 D Dee et. Bt SEVENTH. STREET. FINE oe PAINTINGS fee a pe daya, the fol-, , & large and fine Paint-' |) chiara inte tm se and Chita “ence a Cee ASE *AWadbtagton Com ANTED—HOUSE and Si do in good style, | Tering : pe ‘of 7th street and Maryland ‘wv with AcJ WILLIAMS, Coach Painter aud Tri Grders promptly executed. aud satistaction ntecd. | nt] JNO. B. WILLIAMS. ABI i MAK . MOSE: ¢ House Fu: ie ‘Bedding Hatablishment corn . ave. None but first-class work- men_need apply. iy29-tf V ANTE want HOUSES. large and small to supply an increasing demand for ouro tomers, Families wishing to rent their hova’” please leave your names with us. WELLS & CO., Jy 26-10 Corner La. avenue and 6th street, rth of Penna. avenne. Sole Agent for SEWING MACHINE. [e22-1y LOST AND FOUND. AGE LOST ina carriage nat night. fi Park to Georgetown, containing: In Reward by delivery at irant, corner 6ih sirett and Penn SIOF EW ARD—Strayed away on ae eat of July a red HEIF: ne ear slit: white spot under the right flank: 22% yearsold. The above Feward will be puid for her return ANE ELLEN SMITH, au 10-3t" adeitthstbet Hund Tats. | ee a sho oth inet ioe near the Centre M. UM BOOK containing papers of value only ie ibenmaen hi suitable re: ward will be paid for its return VAN’S. corner of 9th street and cole. H. GODEY'S Lime Kiln, corner of Land mh streets, es ARD- ed or stolen. on or ae 2D the sist uit,, owe Brindle © OW; short horns: letter S_ branded on each hip. red will paid for her return te oO. D. ear First Toll-gate TEWARD=StSeH away. on ared and white spotted CO’ fas a bole bored through. snd thé end of her lett broken or sawed off. and ashort tail. The finder will receive the above reward by leaving, ber-at Mrs, RAYMOND. 194 I street. between ath s Dist at guN Deon Sunday night,a SILVER WATCH, ‘The owner is requested to come forward. roperty. and pay for thig advertisement. Nv between Isth andith sts. aust ‘AKEN UP ADBIFT OFF OF Blackistone TeJand. during a gale of wind on the2i inst., ONE SCOW. which the owner cau have by proving property and paying charge AIN PURSELL. Ast., between 7th and 8th sts., Island. | Jy 9-2aw3w Washington. D.C. PeRORTANT TO CIGAR MANUFACTURERS. Fine Connectiont LEAF TOBACCO can be bonght at New York prices.at WELCH’S NEW CIGAR STOR} Penn. avenue, between 17th ‘and 18th stree Tebacco was shipped direct from Hartford. vatley. Conn., and is from one to four years old. aug-tf HE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, OF WASHINGTON, D. C., Chartered by Special Act of Congress for the FE KEEPING nee ene GUARANTER OF ZENE ¥, CASH ORES. SILVER PLATE, MORTGAGES. PAINTINGS, [LLS. DEEDS. VALUABL, y DapERS. And all descriptions of Valnables, and for the BENTING OF SAFES, INSIDE OF FIRE AND BURGLAR- PROOF VAULTS, Conner NEW YORK AVEN AND Orrice—Co’ WEE ORE AY? UE AN. Prnzcrons 8B. BROWN.H.D COKE. GEO. ¥, ges, WH. 8. . HUNTINGTON. GEO! PLANT, GEORGE 0. EVANS, B. P. SNYDER, NATHANIEL WILSON. §. P. BROWN, Presipest. GEORGE 0, EVANS. Vice se BrsiDRNT. WM. 8. MUNTINGEOR: TREASU ate P. SNYDER, Skcretary. Orrice Hours: From9 o'clock a. m. to 50’clock n. au 1-tf Tue PLACE TO ) BUY BRY GOOD EMORY BAXTER, 115 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between Nineteenth and Twentieth Berets, Is selling of AT ae PRICES. BLEACHED COTTON fro pees = i 33 cts. WAMBUTTA paris ac epee? r CAL POURED HANDR Dm Bicai EFS, 12% to 75 cts, from 12 cts to ‘A general assortment of DRY GOODS—all Fr ana iy aw" 486 © SEVENTH STREET. 486 MARKRITER, Dealer in a choice stock of PAPERHANGINGS, WINDOW SHADES, OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, PITURE CORD AND TASSELS, PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, WALN' BRACKETS, &c, ‘Terms cish. J. "MARKRITER, No. 455 7th street, 22-1m* between D and E streets. Ww HonmsaLs BONNETT ‘HOUB! ©. W.THORN,.. . Wholesale Dealer and Jobber of STRAW AND MILLINERY GOODS, ‘Washington, D.C. Positive}y no Goods sold at retail. | W-eot GX J Pee WATCHES, AND Fe dena i vot Sees ee ee ae | STORE FOR REN nite, nee Sth and 10th sts. rs Sith beat of BORED jeait! ) and ae location. Add ar Office, stating rame and re ZOARDERS —First-class BOARD can ington street. City Post Office. a EK OR RENT—The new ° rth Capitol stree' rnment Printing VU! ellar. and wood shed. eorgetown, if imme ot OR SALE—Three acres of beautiful LAND on the old Bladensburg road, frame house. with five rooms, slaughter-ho se. stable and ontinild nits, evergreens, shrnbbery. a. miles from the Capitol. R.M ng: naranteed. Adi MoCORMICK. Cambridge, Maryland. TRY BOARD can be obtained at an agree. oun privates nee, anasto Terms, epee ‘omes® and in excellent order. t Bear Tin attest te residence, with ecentary comfort, Railroad, convenient to the cars. week, "For address apply at (he Star OR RENT—Two well furnished PARLORS, oa the first floor, with or witheut BOABD. 3 E st., bet. sth and 10th. : TABLE BOARD at No. 404 10m strect doors morth of the avenue. FRAME HOUSE of five rooms. on N street. 5 per mot ith ctil pai FRAME HOUSE and LOT Bleventh and Twellt¥; lot 2 POR «EUBNISHED HOUSE. 4 strget. betwean 8 a ret-cloes Noaeuing bees” A 5 is Wriende aes ie a ite 10 433 SEV. Stiteet ‘west. (east sic rele, for wud completely fh ished. a nonth . and completely furnt $1 por month corner 6th street and La. avent NT—A VERY DESIRABLE OFFICE Inquire at National to which he invitee t the attention of pur- ‘Orders for BOOFING, SEOUTE. &c., —, and promptly attended to. LE D*® Siti; HORMoRRAOL PILE OINTME! Waa to Cure any Gustaf "Piles This» eparation bas for a number of years been regarcec as the very best remedy for the cure of ‘that distrosain y. Dest location in the city. Bank of the Metropoli )OR RENT—A MODER egantly furnished payment in board. Address AUGU t BRICK HOU: Fashionable location; e TED, ae keeping. at 165 New York and New Jers << Ta Figen tir Have uscd i amd che proprietors hove la for the fitat time to know that it has Tail matter how long the st Lins 390 ath street. opposite Judiciary Syuares ‘ions in the ci as the case, we war- if no cure or give general watis- faction, the money will be returned. one of the most desirable lo hot and cold water, and baths. roprietors, Westuninscer, Carroll Co; ay y all Draggists in Washington, Geor: own and Mexandrie ett 5.000 OLD BRICK, IN ply immediately to WM. al office, 1s: Street east an NT UNFURNISHED. asekeeping. in that four-story > 12th street, beiween C and (Plant’s Building. " IP HE HUDSON TAYLOR BOOKSTORE, 334 PENNA AVENUE. S09 SPARK & METCALF, New York avenue Fer RENT —At $20.a STORE ROOM. No. me. between 19th and 20th sts. be pt in complete order to.suit tenant. nd 15th strects, “ GET THE BEST.” (Plant's Buildinz,) New York ave and lsth street, pan FOR SALE.—The undersigned will sell rivate sale the farm now in hie occupancy, between Rockville, in Mont, Maryland. and Georgetown, D. C Rockville road. state of cultivation ; lies very healthy: has several fine springs upon it, and iy streams in every field. It wil y Mr. WM HAGAN, who resides upon te inpertect, hasta Y to Dr, TY i corner New and Copyright Edition of the BANKRUPT LAW OF 1867, And. Syllabus of Contents, together with the Bules. Orders, and Forms of Proceedings in Bank ruptcy.as promulgated by the Suprems Comt the United States, with Alphabetical Index. We believe this is the only edition professi il! nse, it being the only official edition -and the Indexes wili be found of great convenience, and save much valuable time. igomery county, fain 196 ncreetts t's autifully;; is elevate Washington and Gay sts 827 THE ABOVE PR wxed of at Private Sale before. IF NOT bis, er SDAY. August. 13th. iss? Rockville, Md. at the rere ee PRICE FIFTY CENTS. years, deferred secured by a deed of trust on of $100 will be required when WM. D. CASSIN. anal payments. | amet) is struck 0 LIBERAL bia S MADE TO THE Attorney -at-Lay {OR RENT—One BRICK HOUSE sey avenue, between F and Gatreeta With and water ip she yard, at) FRENCH & RICHARDSON, Publishers, Washingten, D.C. . For partic ulars ipguive of W, corner 9th and L sts. north. ICELY FURNISHED PARLORS AND BED MS for rent. at $12 Sih strest, between Cat and E OR RENT—The es roomy HOUSE. over the book store of Franck “Taylor. Good for offices. REVOLVING STAND pumps. suc TON AND. D BOnOE yas avn PUMPS. © LET—FURNISHED HOUSE on street, opposite Judiciary Square—10 roo exerything complete for honseke seeping; only $1: 1 WELLS #0: OR RENT =A HOUSE, on large ee near Wallach School from street cars. Inquire of W.H. iaNd corner 8th street ea: ‘OR RENT—The Penta ler gi Bus ae at ine corner of J0th st cabo al J.P. BARTHOLOW. 5587th “athe below EVENS F HOUSE: 21. ind 27 Broadway,N.¥., ite Bowling Green, nd Penn’a Ave. on. The Stevens H Telland widely known to traveling public | Mie seater We cepeciaily the traveling publi suitable tom rchants and busitess men; rt of the city— Vestern travel— principal Railroad and vStutioneers wad Con rohaneoors oi et and S OR RENT—The WALLACH HOUSE RES- TAUBANT, situated on llth street, noar Pa, r .B. :R, Star Office. yt on the highway of Southern ani Tevens House has liberal accommod guests—it is well furnished, and pos- sessed every modern improvement fj and entertaiament of its inmates. spacious aud well vent Fe, RENT— BLN. <EDMONETON RENT—A ese oe Forgot oe sa 2, Marke of RICHARD essed ea Market streets, Georgetown: OR SALE A entre pt comer. of em end pire oF ed—provided with gas Je is generously provid Re, Sa ae ot the serach mode SEIDEACE fs = a POR; TAPAR bao am elias Mage Ie will be Mr. BING & 808 King Ph Corner Vermont av inone where household ex; iy, the opparen - at OURDS AND WHEY. EYOR CITY PROP- aa ara a Ay reat tie al to Temuallytown, in eS acommiods hasors, a ‘om fn tote trom with. good fronts on as with back ree Von Sven