Evening Star Newspaper, August 24, 1867, Page 2

HOW THE“ WORLD WAGG" HERE, FOR SALE AND RENT. ‘Important tects bearing on the sew THE EVENING STAR, | CHNERAL Howanp ssponse “wowaRo The Intettigencer, in pursuande of tts attacks | S¢en0 Bresideat arerad call be) ee HOOME: Loctee Nase ae ath Cee meet Tho Largest Cirealation in the District | upon General Howard, quotes from a Baptist | fore. Te Mas. donttics: been determined ils against me to | furniture, together or erparate; at 300 street paper the following: im—under a: vies of the Hon. Jeromian Blick : y Fe Fay cro and, tan, | Petweenaii ses W. D. WALLACH, Editor and Proprietor, | “Only ten thousand dollars pave been civen other Northern sympstvisers with. Sir. ape! ug. $i-Nooa,—Ootldois, Ot 9416; | Gold Muctnated Attic througbont the day ie, and who ts ea, of Honse He, —— tite Naan fucbceaduatats ge | Bes exes virwetn poten ent otigmed ©, Ser RBN, pix: Ragennnaement tr Shy ae a ag WASHINGTON OITY: given to Howard University, a Uongregational | Democratic party leaders of the south, “most = expeciéd to be@s unfavorable as taat of last SATURDAY.. OMS (Furnished or Un. sseee AUGUST 24, 1867, | Colored school of Washington, by the Oommis- | intense rebels daring ‘the war—that he susti Howse keeping. “Arctr sioner of the Freedmen’s Bureau, out of the | piay a bold game to break down the recon- Oo \ Liverroon, Augast] %, Neom.—The itable Greenoek which was recently abandoned at G A Navy. ot Letreet, between Fourth and #7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. | lars this money being the unclaimed bounty | “'Tection policy of Uongress in the approsch- retry eye aa cial a rec apcrsi ee oa Oooke & ren tn iBsé, thoy wit ear tomethiag x to aug 3 - * 5H 7 1g Northern elections. To this end he evi- neenstown t evening. ASHINGTON, August ling or ee r SEE OUT: i back pay of deceased colored soidiers from | "& : es tng or mee on pate cep cdiuecueeen TELE: 'd North Carolina. dently designs ridding himself of his present | GL.ascew, Oo. furnizh the tollowing quotations of Ge ‘Ko: « South thay atege ernmeat securities Ampest M— Evening —Thesteam- very large proportion of the col- | Qabinet, substituting anti-war D-moorais and | &f Uslegonia, from New Yormen the 10th inst. of those States are arrived. iste, 5 OR SOHUMAN, OF BALTIMURE, may Se na eae SaaS MOE OE == Baption, while | tate rebels im their stead. atid turning ont “ot | POPATNOA ms oo Gatton , Sepa a OS ee te ne es eerie Fom THe ACCcMKODATION oF Paxsons let | C25 pataly be found Hoa te waces of the | office all witbin his reach kaowa. to austain | sees or aon salen: Prices unchanged | |U.& Five Twenties, tess nsuiae | tg bf a skilful and reliable le physician at hisodicr. No; | FOR RENT SECOND FLOOK of House 305 ing the city during the summer months they Potomac to the Rio Grande. Why not dis- | Congress. Throughout the South itis hispar- | Breakstuffs U. 5. Five Twenties. 1564.. 109%, Block: ipie sabe, ta) Ke Stag TH WES ii hal aba cg Na Ber od can have the Stax mailed to their address, by | tribute this money im proportion tothestrength | pose to place everything as far as he can in Lonvow, August 2 U.S. Five Twenties, may Seo et office in Baltimore, che 1 ment kitchen; gas, water, and both room, at $5 ordering the same at the office, for 12% cents | of a denomination among the eolored people, | ine hands of opponents of the existimg recon- | States ship-of.war Minnesota has gone to Se Biever weasien somes y, Wee im. Conguliatiogs, whict permonth. a, By Pet week, for one week or more. work done for them, | struction laws. Or, in other words, in the | Cherbourg Long 4 ‘ \den' Reason; Agroumunee, OT, nds first in the coun- ‘The English titors in the recent trials try? Ie this discrimination made because the | hands of the bitterest and most persisteat | or gates at Pare deay (nat te eafe is GENERAL POPE'S LETTER. Commissioner is a Uongregationalist ”” rebels. There is no longer a doubt that the /n- | a success. They openly charge that the deci- The letter recently addressed by General | The Intelligencer, seizing this item as afford. | telligencer's recent article urging Secretary sion to that effect was brovebt aboat by bribe- Pope to General Grant—published in many | ing grist to its mill, goes om to say with no | Seward to resign emanated directly from Mr. | FY,8nd Sone: They tmmediately bewepapers—is serving to open the eyes of tite exalinien: 2 setae in heron dere with his arrangement ow. - thousands of the supporters of the Union cause + It wi difficalt for General Howard to | with Black & Oo. feexpect te find nim very % Guring the war, who up to this time bave | Sford ‘any satisfactory explanation of this | shortly issuing orders to ome of the military | Atyinyev Troeps {rem Mestes Seine ome. Opposed the reconsiruction policy ef Con- | tended to pay bounties, ec, tocotoredsoldiers, | district commanders which General Grant | yey, trom New Orleans, has arrived here, with gress. That letter makes it plain thit | aji of it may yet be claimed, and the Gov. ‘will direct them positively to disobey, upon | Austrian troops on board. They will leave for «here can be no reconstruction except on | ment wil! have to satisfy these claims. Even | the ground that the laws make him—not the | Europe by the Western Metropolis to-day. the basis of the entire return of the af. | ifthe chief ofthe Freedmen’s Bnreau had tech- | president—the director ef their acts and pol- Markets. fairs of the South into the hands of the bitter. | Nicslly any rignt wh urposce, It cae harae of | icy. itis hardly possible that President John- ire vonnaee OM INET ¥ eaa cte: eet traitors whe managed the rebellion, anlesg | doubted that he has applied it witha sectarian | On can pursue his present coarse much long- | jower, recepis pore bole. Wheat 1a? coats the purpose of Congress to make them give ty that admits of no excuse. Notonly | er without the occurrence of such @ conflict of | Iswer; receipts 3,759 busbele. Oorn « cent place to those who regard and proclaim the re- tisis, but the Methodists and the Cath- | authority. In the meanwhile the country is receipts 131,113 bushels. piiye dull and} conts wer. ats ani fee irmer; bellion to have been the great crime of modern right to a share of its benefits as the Gonerega clamoring through the press for the publica. | !0 a! y: DESK apRTMeRATumRarera. | MMe hptnat ans i Pagar |No. 445 Mass. avenue, between 6th and 7th ste. | Fon RENT-UNFURNISHED, ROOMS, uit erence Grice hours fiom Stole. mr and’ Fo. for housekeeping, at 274 7th st, bet 1, Miner ernited Tee ae sy god, convenient to Northern Liberty Market ‘ADIES PLEASE READ THIS. WILLIAM | putvee es PRINCE, 439 oth stre about six bua: et. has a ee a ——_—_. dred (690) well-made stamps of elegant designs for | JOR RENT —Two FLOORS (containing six [Bv Bankers’ and Brokers’ Telegrapt.| | Embroidery. Brae, &e iat he logant designe for | J or lor and pas in rooms. Inquire and N. : he i- | brick house, No. 209 oth atreet. first door north of Lewis Johnson & Uo, quote stocksand bonds | H0l¢ or part, and teach the buyer, the Compatn | Ontreet, with water, gene and, batl room; on ree in bome and foreign markets as follows : how to use then gratis: Being part of adupitcate | sonable terms,” Torewion siven Saptember tnt act Intely used in Baltimore any lady wishingto | Induire of §.R. BOND, No. 48%: 7th street. or Naw Yorx, August 2t.—First Board_U'S. 6's, | 'er oe in this profitable busisiess and having @ | on the premises. 2 2K, compon, 110s; do registered, 1114; do. | \Gmait capital shoud call at once. MI .20'e, coupon, + ae SOR ATER, | NN y AT PRIVATE 8A ‘he SCHOOL -HOUSE ruttontee —— do. 5-90, Dew isané. 110: do. ARREED AL bustin ica bel ae Ieilonging 19 the estate of the late William 7 3g; 10.40" red, 99; coupon, 3 oe pbott. on West, between Washington an jon. Pacite Mall, 146; Avante Main tide Gentian joputidential. “Success cuss teed ea) cases OF Bo Rreex streets, ‘The lot has a front of 4) feet aud & ORGETOWN 3 charge. . h of 190 feet. If not sold before Monday, Be '$29.50a823. ier at | Co. 47%; Oumberiand, 34; Quicksilver, 27 4; Ladies’ Doctrosa, 528 Penn. avenue, epth o' et before Monday, Bey- times, shall triamph. As General Pope ex- | tionalsts, of which denomination there cannot | ton of the correspondence between General | Wurtevane’ warts realy 20 conte: | Mariposa, 104; pref'd,0x; N.Y. Central, 105%; | anz-1m* Detween 2d and si'streets.__ | tember 2d. it will be disposed of on that aftorneo plains with greet force, there remains no kaif | be found one in hundred among the emanci- | Grant and President Johnson relative tothe | Wotton quiet at 23 cents for middling uptands. | Erie Railway, 70; preferred. 75, Hudson ONFIDENTIAL.—Youi men wae snare in it No. ‘West street. way ground for men tooccupy. The struggie | pated negroes of the South. removal of Stanton and Sheridan. Grant can- | Freights nominal. Spirits tarpentine quiet at | Kiver 1214; Reading R., 104; jured themselves by certain secret , whicl can trad, higan ern, fit them for business, pleasure, or the duties of 9. 400 Pa. a’ age since ate Be TISes Olevetned | reeriod ter ataoy Sed and old-mom, whey | 2 to oneor two nartice. a1 floor, FRONT AN» and Pitsburg, #: Nortmwestarn, 45x" do. | him the follieg of 0200, Sr ther Cae a eee ts, Leese teat a! Preferred. 09%: Glovelaad and Poets, 129; | bility in advance of their years, before placing , y themselves under the treatment of’ any one xOR F EE W TS %, Fort Wayne, tod; Boston | frat read The Secret Friend.” ‘Married Indi BRICK HOCRE 1 roons, with modes ve Water Power, 20%; and Mississippl, | will 1 thing of importance by perusing y \@ ox. 1% ppt, Wil learn something o pe! provements. Apnly ‘at the drug store u " is between the purpose of deifying the rebel- | This, like all the other allegations against | not properly make it public, and Johnson wil) | 52% cents per gallon lion and restoring its authors to entire and un- | (ien. Howard so sedulously nursed by the /n- | not, if he can help it, until Congress forces it ‘Questioned control of public affairs: and that | ‘/ligencer, can be disposed of very readily, as | ont; as. to do 80, would surely defeat the ‘CAMP MEETING will commence at GUOD Of insuring that Uaion sentiments and Union. the following facts will snow: A building | scheme to create the false impression that OCS HOPE oe Sof Repirmes Ah prey: ists at heart shall, hereafter, guide and direct | Worth upwards of $17,000 was transferred by | Grant is in accord with his new policy, upon au 24-3t* the Southern popular mind, as in the North- | the Commissioner of the Freedmen's Bureau to T—At No. @ ve. unfurnished AN h Me Black & Co. calcniate een tyes conn “acroes. in, ® | same. or to ‘MMS, cor. 9th and M. au23-ot whic! essrs. Blac! . calculate as an PIANOS! PIANOS{! PIANOSI! envelope, on rece! . Address Dr, = -OW_A CORNED GTOKE, in 0 ern, Western and Middle States. There can | the Rev Dr. Turney, in charge of the work ot | element of great additional strength in the REGEDUNTED TEIUMPE: M EMEN' CHAS-A STUART & <b. ‘Boston, M: 1 F OR RE ae LE now be no greater possibility of mistaking th e | the National Theological Institute. Ten thou- | approaching elections. Camus Dutnone Pants Barpeiniers tai, 1867, AMUS TS. =a kRDINGS Teege gam with water i the yard. inauare of R issue than there was in mistaking that of 1561, | 68d dollars (8f0,000) were transferred to the AU BTRINWAX & BONS, Of New ork’ SuiniNG NEw GOERE LER GOMGEES i a Le ae ee "62, '63.and ’64. The latter issue was—Shall | 84me institute from the Freedmen’s and Ref. THE FIFTH DISTRICT. have been awarded by the Supreme Jury of the Ex- a mapaindas = FA . SAND PIC-NIC, for the benefit of Father Mc- Carthy’s C rch, at 7th street Park, MONDAY, 18, WITH BOARD—§: No. near Eastern B ‘with good house. stabling, &c. Lan the Union be preserved at all hazards and | €ee's fund, under the general Iawof Uongress | GENERAL HANCOCK PROPOSED—TiiE younson. | Postion THE Finer GoLy MsvAL ov Munir or the i ly" veret i v i re inventi August 26th, 1807, Rent moderate, Inquire at No. 380 Penna. ax any cost; or, shall it be destroyed, leaving | Authorizing the same. From the fand for the GRANT CORRESPONDENCE. Titht Pianos and the most valuable inventions Ait UD TBM serve *Adnatddlee "have ‘inate $50 Dew the South under a despotism as atrocious and | construction of school buildings, building | ‘“Data” writes to the Sun follows: shoveing the Rreatest, progress in the construction of |v tumteerta their wervices, and the ‘Amphion Dinner, 12 m-and 4 am ano MATTING! i 7 WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.—Official noti ea Sane nig eset rata pana cal Association will sing some of their best pieces. & FOR BOA [,OR SALE—FRAME HO on K atteet. In- ac implacable towards civil liberty, as was that | Worth three thousand dollars was constructed 1» Ang. clal notice has | Burnime INTERNATIONAL JURY. WAGNER'S colcbrated brass and string band ani land, near 7th street 4 rooms, with Lot. 2.0 of Tamariane the Tartar, and leaving the rest | for the Baptist Home Mission Branch, by the | Tromacts too fil tr Zain Le eeaeree | dtddition to the above, Stelnway & Sons have | nat been enzaged for,ihe occasion House, on Penn's avenue, near the corner Of We ‘$0; only $20) down: balance monthly ull of the Union utterly destroyed financially and | Bureau. A large hallhas been rented, and the | New Urlesns without great persoaar enn Ie, MEARE. TOU A. | tock.” Admionion 0 ete ne COnetat te S | street as ATCO a iED | Alo, HOUSE comer of. sth strect,4 rooms with Politically, and beyond all question, a prey to | rental paid by the Bureau, for the school an- | i a few days, there si all be no improvement ater erent Societe den Bennx Art Ot Pe PEW PRROONG CAM EE ACCOMMODATE! stores Lot oxi. “Prive $1.o00. Speedy anarchy. Without distinction of party | “er the charge of the Principal of the National | 1 the health of General Thomas, tue order re- | firumenta exhibited at the Farin Eenmitions TS vania avenue. corner of 20th street; oF i ci, | Comms balance sntaly monthly 5 the Northern masses came mantally to the | Theological Institute, Rev. Dr. Turney. cently issued will bealtered by continuing him | awarded to STEINWAY & Soxs, of New York, tari WANTS. Dart of te huiuse mill be rented. Tormsimoderate. ae in command of the depariment of the Gumber- | Grand Testimonial Medal. one Gor. Ie for Rrealest superiority work of sustaining the Union cause in tha, | Not one cent of the “back pay and bounty of land, and assigning General Hancoek to the | and novelty af construction in Pianos. TANTED-SIX GIRLS at GREEN & CO.’ Awa bi SF ROOMS FORRENT with | FOR RES perilous crisis. Atthe Nort, chronic poli. | deceased colored soldiers from Virginia and | command of the fifth district, ana Cleseral WG: METZEROTT & CO WANE" Peanspivauta s ort Wa BOARD aoe tome coeme ane hack roms close | sag WithyS Boor ENTE Ucians almost sione opposed their country’s | North Carolina” has been transferred tothe | Sheridan to the department of the Mimourt. Jy 10-1m Agents for Weshington, D. Peer aT . sw Wikhn , | tite Departments; 196 G street, between aithiand | “ym! se t. Nand 0 ats fi r fy %, e President has no intention of makin, Di -MEDICATED VA! ANTED—To buy, a BO NDOW ani | zist. koi) 70 % Peni Cause, 1m thetr indisposition to surrender piace | Howard University. The principal of the | soy whulecsie femovale nr omee ne ELECTRO-MEDIO POR BATHS | W shone COUNTER. “Abpyat thivolice. SPIRE HOUSESA50 Pousyiveninavenusc- | [OR RENT—HOUSE No. Penna “a and power, which the country judged them un- | Normal Department of Howard University | manders, assuggesied in some quarters’ So ir. L. ALCAN, southwest corner of lth street | au 24-3t* ‘Accommodation’ for 100 Gueste-@2 a day. | a4, %0uth side, between 4's and 6th atrecte Bt to hold at sucha time, They raised the hue | is a Presbyterian. Several of the Board of | faras Generals Schotield and Ord are con- | 9nd Fenin’a ave.,cures enmatism, Eruptions of 000. WENTED, TO LOAN $1,000 | Monthly Boarders, two in 2 room. $30 each a | Ur torms. s and cry that the Government, in its efforts to | Trustees of the University are Presbyterians, | cefnea, there is positively no such purpose, | the Skin. Colds Gout, Debility, Affection, of, Pa- Cb a hte nee eon At old Sater Haine fine | TOR RENTIA large Save the Nation’s life, overstepped the bounds | anda union is now sought with the Baptists, Po tefur nea. union ne chant ere eet plaints: ‘my 2-6. AEA BERS on SEN ae pe RE Rane ool waren Basis frees kK knitable of its Constitutional powers, and on that | so that they too may be represented in the in- | some act which Mr. Joby ms flagrantly ESTABLISHED 1852, Dres Beore. ire RENTS neatly furnished and well | S°N2 43S) ground defended their own in‘amous treachery: | stitution. One of the professors elect is an | wrong. As to General Sickles, the) strong — located ROOMS, with or without board. Apply ‘aug At each subsequent election, the people of the | Episcopalian. The charter 1s entirely inde. | probability of his being relieved. because cf 871 Pune AVENUE, consem ies over, HEEE GOOD 6TORE COUNT: | *t 516 K street, between sth and sth___au 15-°f DOR REN two story B loyal States have indignanily repndiated ali | pendent of any sect. The majority of the | his Persistence in enforcing his order No. 1, ate tae . unt Tops preferred. “Apply at 315 | (SOUNTRY BOARD can be obtained at an agree: ee tae tro roenerk be tetie piece ena vuctiae : eA &s 9g timst the process of Chief Justice Chase. | _Dealerain i au able private residence, with liberal table and | oy, situated ou the corner of New Jersey ayennes P veeceta ceding their course | trustees happen to be Congregationalists. No | “Your correspondent, who has for some days | PORE DRUGS, MEDICINES and CHEMICALS, A good OPERATOR on Whe every necessary comfort. Location, Washington | and 'G street. For particulars iniuire of JOHN Sccording to its deserts, and deciding that the | money has ever been given or transferred | krown the character of the correspondence PERFUMERY, FANCY GOODS, : Wilson's Sewing Machine. Also, a. Galvont: sonvaniont ty hacer: teres, Git per AG forect. For particulars ingatke of JOH Government did right in resorting to any | under the law of Congress to support any | be!ween the President and General Grant rel- INSTRUMENTS. &c., ke. BUTTON-HOLE WORKER. Apply at} Weeks oristid Fees pply St chs Biee OMe. Jet's Oe Rene Den sarge | commusinaling means at hand to put down the rebellion. Nor | sectarian institution as such, The Roman | Stive to the suspension of Mr. Stanton, and the eet gal panes ee ee nha avenue. a ‘ABLE BOARD at No. S50 WHE sineet, a Tow ROOMS. onthe second iloor. suitable tor «Bh are the circumstances of the rebellion at the | Catholics, Baptists, Methodists, Pree Wit Femovalsor General Sheridan, but, énjotned, he Nig 5 ANTED—A coud GIRT tg To generathonse-| 21,g00r8 north of the svenue. aoe Ber | first-class office, at No 416 7th street, bet. Gan South to be forgotten. 1t was the result of a | Baptists, Episcopalians. Congregationalists: : = ear work for x small family. H, near the Patent office. Inquire within ‘ Hy au 21-Im* because Mr. Johnson regarded it as not intend- ‘To such zood wages will i stupendous conspirscy of serpents warmed in- | Friends, and Unitariane, haye all, either | ed by General Grant for publication, ts now PIANO FOR SALE CHEAP. Enquire at | Mass. ave Can ; to life and political power by the Nation itself, | jointly oF separately, established insti:u- | Permitted to say, simply, that the General's | (0. Mr HELTMULLER'S, Vermont avonue, he- ANTED Two. SUBNISUED | BOOMS: |) m STERER tlre te cee atrcote 4 10 destroy the Nations’ life. It sought to oblit: | tions of learning for the education of Fread- tagt he Preguicat ciihela ae ee See las Pies URES = Fae eee ey aie (nuersconvenicut | ote Te RACTOR FOR BUILDINGS. auc ui Ik t the erate civil liberty throughout the South—tore. | men, and white Refugees, and by examination ‘ine first instance it was not ex. | x = : is wife, and a Tye zeke duce the Southern white laborer tothe condition | of General Howard's last report, it will ba the subject would assume the torm Call and examine our large and beautful assort- | Post Of MN HE NATIONAL = Of the free negro, and the free negro to slave- | seen that he bas given assistance to them all, cotrespondenos: ‘i UUANDELIERS, SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, Ty; to re-open the African slave trade | just,as far as is authorized by law, and no fur. | ;¥St before the suspension of Stanton, Mr Ow BENDA OF WASHINGTON, D. C., Johneon had a conversation on the subjsct PAD ENTS, ERAGHE TE: dera; good rei Sud to establish over the South | ther. He welcomes any benevolent associa. ant PILLAR LIGHTS, - " us For par- ir with General Grant, and the latter shortl: ived from the establis! a ng terms and | Shartered by Special Act of Congress for the ticulars inquire at Room 45 Patent Office. between the despotism of an oligarchy founded alone | tion of any name or character that will put | after leaving, sent back a letter to the Peowt, MLIUS & BARER. Ser OLPRIA, iol 2 weet BEPING UNDER GUARANTEE OF | the hours of 9and3, and after $ at 4&0 E stron on slavery, and the interests and ambition of | forth its energy in the interest of education. | d*mt, giving reasons why he thooght the | yhich wegell at manafacturere min Aste ARE CHANCE (FOR INVESTMENT — é * CASH BOXE: between Sthand6th sts. au 31-St*_ ion which we sel nnfacturers? prices. No chare rer r en a : thore inierested in slave property. How cruel | Hehopes to make the Howard University a | terartie abandoned, To this as caine eae | Jog piiting we Fiztures. ; GATE WHER: DREDS Tels with use of bath vous at fit sth and remorseless its career was—how little it | University indeed, as broad and catholic as it | made by Mr. Johncom. When the crder vor | Wovre Anat RG ‘APerional lntapricw san VALUABLE PAPERS," street, nee 1 20-68 respected individual rights and the common | is possibie for an institution to be—no less so, | the removal of Gen. Sheridan was sent to ILTER, which sing immediately “CASH,” Box | Andall descriptions of Valuables, and for the EMP: HALL FOR RENT is Hall laws of humanity when they stood in th than Harvard, Dartmouth, Yale, Oberlin, or | Gen. Grant a note accompanied it, inform- » and ren DOC. au 24-3t RENTING OF SAFES, is now being thoroughly renovated, and will be Od itn penicreclens ichestes= a, Taibe teehee: | aniy Gthar Wietituclon Gt work. ta ible oc g the Istter that if he had eny suggestions U SHEPHERD & EROS ¥; BT it INSIDE OF ready for. the public by the 10th of’ September chemes—shou! y ny is coun. | » EPHERD & BROS., y 0 respectable woman with © 5 Parties wishing to i c., Saanich eal Ne esha coun- | to make, Mr. Johnson would be glad to hear G00 Pane taverns cate alal mendations. @ SITUATION as FIRE AND BURGLAB-PROOF VAULTS. Parties wishing to rent 16 for Belts Laren 2c. mory of all. Nevertheless, the generous | try. them. The purpose of thi: note was to know | au 24-colm hear corner of Ith street, ily. Please address a note — Gig seunentad te sadeees 1G. MARINE, Fast sentiments of pity for the condition of its ae. whether probably some other succe-sor for ti Box an263t | Orrice—Corxer NEW YORK AVENUE AND | © PI ; 3 race P of5and7 p. : NG ROOMS for rent Victims, the Southern masses, led thousands | THE YELLOW FEVER IN TEXAS AND NEW | Gen. Sheridan might be named. Gen. Grant FT TRE WASHING HOS Ae RE GEES XIRL WANTED—A first class Washer aud FIFTEENTH STREET. to associations on reasonable terms. au 20-2w peasy or ecn North (o mistake the wise | Late despatches received by General U.S. | nif fo oie the Bonn ae enst the removal at wuss . Me, REM aawadistely ae aOO Le mee Dipcrons 8.2. BROWN HD COOKE GEO. | FYOR RENTCA large STORE ROOM. well 5. organize the affairs of cee gee eor's 10 re- | Grant, Secretary ot War, from Major General | at length. ‘The character of the correspond~ Was ye gon De Aenea tai ¢ | References required. i 23 S SNYDER, | Inquire at No- savenues between 3d a | gan ears of che Southern States on | Sheridan, dated at New Orlezns, state that the | ence on both sides was energetic and firm, but | sealed Promise be andonee eo eal, OO . PARTNER WANTED. ine re. | NA sth sts, east, au 19-60" the basis of homogeneity with those of the | yellow fever has abated but litle we i | | courteous withal. This is the truth of the s office until 12 M.. th O,, Spectabie and old established tux | §. P. BROWN, Presipext. OUSE FOR RENT, andamallamountofFUR- Noxts, pay e coast | mater. day of 18,7. for the followi al required, $2.00. Address PART- GEORGE 0. EVANS, Vick Presipext. SITU ale, or Ui! joms for » for ecessary harshness. They | of Texas as yet. Wachingtom city Post Offiee, Doc JM. 8. HUNTINGTON Tecavcnee NITURE for sale, or Unfurnished Rooms for i Could not comprehend a few most important |" at Galvesion and Indianola it has been very | CALIFORNIA PRIVATE LARD OLAINS.—The < ee B. PO SNYDER, Secrerazy. | sc4d7 Nets bet, ih and iste, Oot ENS a bad, and has interfered to so s Commiesioner ot the Generai Land Office has : From o’lock . GAIN EAL ESTATE—That in ist. That with the rebellion’s leaders and | ine public service, from the stampede “ina | Prepared a patent forthe privateland claim in Bureau of Ordnance itol. ‘Rew i 1 far Piet auiones irvine oacamesewtiggr ye! 2: foursstary BACH on iath streets Drown frente | their mostactive supporters again in power, | fright of employees. California known vy the name of Bolsa de | (3 (three) Barrels of Lard Oil tent Apeivforthres Gaye to mic 86 z Wroome; allmodera uaprovements. Lotziby19. | Sr ame naently asthey were up to the passage | "in New Orleans it hasas yet only taken hola | Onemisal, confirmed to L..T. Burton, with a | (one handred and thirty) feet Double Belting, | Post Omice. a IT HE HUDSON TAYLOR BOOKSTORE, CES. TENOOMT, wetis 4 00. of the first reconstruction law, neither the | or:wocompaniee, and there are now some sigas | VieW tots early transmission to the Surveyor | 12 (twelve) dozen i2-Inch Hand Bastard Files, WANTED aceasta ce ernhed and Ontur- 334 PENN’A AVENUE, 2017 -6t, cor. La. avenue and 6th street. Begro nor the white Unionists ot the South had | of improvement. There are now four offices | General at San Francisco for delivery to the urean of Eqripment aud Recrit arying from 415 to GIN) ser mete Prices FPGE BENT—The STORE at, present oocupied any rights of life or property which any South- down with it belonging to the compani, party entitled thereto. This rancho contains 1 (one Pouble Belt, 61 feet long and 15 inches . STARR & METCALF, — peat aes Bryan = Bis. re h ination is the ern State court could or would protect. & Tennnt Seetin, | 14,335 22-100 acres, on the shore of the Pacific | 1 (N/Vgi Het MTE oe foot tone anid ot inche jont's Building.) “ GET THE BEST.” Mason pirat ennnlee Aor ee ‘24. That entire anarchy would soon have | oued there. One of them, Lieutenant Smith, | ocean, near the Bay of St tein ane fee’ Wide-leather..) 1 '* 10Ms and Sie inches | ayag-tt Corner New York ave. and lsth st. ‘auledee Y: “RHOS? PARKER. prevailed throughout the South had that son of O. F. Smith, is very dangerously ill, tguous tothe ranchos called Piemo, Corral Responsible security required for the prompt and ANTED—By a geiitleman and wife, withi (THE OKLY OFFICIAL EDITION.) = = = state de Piedra, Santa Mannela, Ni and faithtul delivery of supplies awarded Pathance the Parnt Omee, ‘OB BENT—TWO ROOMS on the firet floor and ofihinge bata peralling os cee Lieutenant Alseph, of the engineers, toox | d= Piedra, Roles Nipoma and Gua | fatank form far bias with farthor oarticnlars for | Theedt argavie. distance from the Patent Oice & BASEMENT, furnished: or FOUR ROOMS 3d. That in this anarchy the South would | (he,‘isease trom New Orleans to Fort Morgan | "“rne Gommissioner has also under examina. | bidiersto be had at this office k oat for mons Renpt vormill tke corti | Mew and Oajytight Edition of the rr Cn aati ie soon have been utterly lost to civilization It- | °” exe died. tion the following private olaims in Ualifor- st CALVIN ‘nished or unfurnished se in desirable lo- . ‘ood tenant. Please apply to 467 13th street, near self; the inter-rebellion despotism of the oli ‘The latest information represent the distress | n/a: nie SLY TE oF gulity. Address ing particulars, "HA... BANKRUPT LAW OF 1867, Evbetween & aud Fstreetee au i¢-tt 5 z - ie; 3 a EARS OF PRIN oon Seneral Land Office. susan : ; : garchy being perpetuated under the auspic fini er Galena Gon. ere goad sOeie Sa RA RC ee ana. Jose Liver Ti Queen Victoria, one volume, $2. TANTED—A GOOD FEMALE COOK, fora | 44 Syllabus of Contents, together with the (OR RENT HOUSE No: 180 Gadsby Row 1 and authority of the United States Govern- | “pre Qolonel bom rom yetlow fever. ces 43,011 31-100 acres, situated on Positas Ureek. | _*" 3 FRANCK TAYLOR, Wee ‘Apply to : Rules, Orders, and Forms of Proceedings in Bank- u * “au lew" moa rs. Oolonel Albert is dead; also, Lieuten- | in what is known as Livsrmore’s Valley, FOE SAVE Fit fine HENS, and seventy hal JHARLES KLOT: ruptey,as promulgated by the Supreme Court o GREAT BARGAIN —FOR SALE—A neat ; ant Kirkman’s wife. Colonel Albert is ve San Joaquin, confirme jose Se grown CHICKENS. Inquire of. an2-3t*__ 257 G street, bet. 17th and lath stee 2 5 : : 4 . 3 4th. That ry quin, d to J pulveda, _ 7 6-room HOUSE, desirably located; onl: 50 Jer it was maces Hom thisgim- | iow. Colonel Howel! is better. General | 49.83 16-luy acres, in Los Angelos county, op: 2 f nor Tete erieY WV ANTED—A PURCHASED for the Good win | the United States, with Alphabetical Index. in cash required; the remainder can be peie im miment danger, it was necessary to piace that | 17, Colonel, Howell is better. Ge posite Sania Catalina ieieag, ond caine | 80 28-2t 151 G stroet, bet. 20th and 2istste, | WWANT HIT A PURCHASER for the Good Will | “W. telieve this fe the only edition profesatonal | °,,6i ‘Monthly payments. section under immediate and thorough mili- : - Dr. Adams is very | the ranchos Santiago de Santa Ana, Canada de MA25LE MANTE street wharf. Possession given immediately, men will use, it being the only official edition with STARE & METCALF, ve! low. 18 All i MARBLE MANTELS! St" | é e Indexes will be found of (Plant's Building.) tary gevernment. Los Alisos and Lomas de Santiago. = a syllabus. and the great anto Now York avenue and 1sth nt Sth. That the powers granted to the several | , T2er? Ate five other officers down with itat | San Ysidro, confirmed to John Gibroy et al., | A large assortment of MARBLE MANTELS of —By the Ist of September, for a per- | convenience, and save much valuable time. ——2 : sp New Orleans, but they are all but one di 4,460 67-100 acres, in Santa Glara county, con. | the latest style, and finished in the best manner, for it tenaut. @ HOUSE of 9 or 6 rooms, FOE EATE-A FRAME HOUSE, nearly new, military governors liave in no instance been . is 16 | tiguous to ranchos La Polka, Los Amimas.and | sale at the lowest prices with Potomac ‘a healthy and con: containing four rooms and kitchen, together abused to the injury of any portion of the | WeHl- that part of Ban Waldvo comiened te Gein "5. VEIRMEYER venient locat » Stating terms, dc. with the adjoining LOT, situated on 2d street east, Southern people. ‘Though necessarily aroi eT Ortega, onfrmedtoduintin | 4 o%1m* Marble Works.cor-lathand Cais, | B..TOMPR ort 2 PRICE FIFTY CENTS. between (and north.” “Apply om ‘the premises. People. essai e ‘i 3 08 trary, those powers have been exerted only | The amountof Fractional Currency received ont of em for the protection of the rights of individuais, | 8t the Treasury Department from the printers INTE GRAPES!) GRAPES!!! AR TED Ai} who an )OR RENT—A VERY DESIRABLE OFFICE; XRAPES! DISPOSAL OF GOVERNMENT LANDS.—Retur x K Y call at B. B. CHASE LIG have been received by the Commissioner of c Be OH ACR PRINCE, OFFICE D street. near 13% street. All | A LIBERAL DIsCoG) T MADE TO THE best location in the city. Inquire at Nation 4 a Bank of the Metro T-10e amd to the great advantage of the several | during the week ending to-day was $483,000. the GOLDEN HAMB urties supplied with good Servants, Cooks, DE. ting Thm —_ a, = 000. | the General Land Office from the lo j ‘ ¥ ails of hire fs : 5 5 Southern commanities. True, the oligarchy | The amount of currency forwarded during the couver, Washington renting. i iueaing FRESH EVER BURCHELL, eee et Serene et eae in FRENCH & RICHARDSON, Sole: En enenning oot Brick and their sympathizers there and here, com- | S8me period was as follows:—To the U. S. an aggregate disposal of one thousand six hun- Corner Iéth and F sireets, TANTED—By the ist of September, a FUB- fs t Publishers, Washington, D. C. Honse, No. 559 12th street, between C and D ste, plain against the check-rein the military com- | Depository at Chicago, $50,000; U.S. Deposi. | dred acres of the public lands under the cash | _ "2 under Ebbitt House, NISHED HOUSE, median’ size, forgenthe, | 3¥.20- = a Cental STARE & METCALF, (Plant's Building.) manders hold over them. But in so doing | toryat Buffalo, $37,0¢0; U. S. Depository at Bal- | 824 homestead system, during the month of UTICE.—JACOB_BOOL has REMOVED his | ™®”, wife and child; Georgetown or Southwest OORS, SASH, AND BLINDS. au2-tf New York avenue and 15th streets. Suly last. BOOT and SHOE store to No. 416 Washington preferred. Address 8. D. H.. Post cae ‘OR RENT—At $20. a STORE ROOM, No. 126 they simply inveigh against the interposition | timrs, $100,000: Assistant Treasurer at New : Seventh atavet, between @ ana If pear Office Washington, D.C. au Birt The undersigned would most respectfully invite Penn. avenue, between 19th and 20th ats.” Will Ss any heaigessy Power between the renewed | York, $100,000; Assistant Treasurer at Phila- Moke Inpiaw OvTRAGES—ELEVEN Mew | the Patent Office. au 21-lm* er Lf gee ae 1008 sore) in | all builders, and cians 0 a wo oiemine sale be put in complete one ee ten OALE, icen: e; ae : > NETS aryland o rictof C ia, 30 st is, consisting o} 5 LF, se they crave, and those who were to have | delphia; Assistant Treasurer at St. Louis, Moaasan— Westenn, _feepatches report ev. MUseuito NETS cultivation, with good improvements taadesitnols | BLINDS.< WINDOW AND DOOR FRAMES. (Plant's Building.) been the victims of their coveted immunity. | 25,000; National Banks and others, $142,491.00, | SFy'Bing quiet at Fort H Miliary were srt | TWO HUNDRED PIECES WHITE, PINK, | #4 healthy Iccation, within six miles of this city, | MOULDINGS, BRACKETS, NEWEL POSTS: | _au-tr New York ave ‘aud Isth street. - ‘These are ail facts that must and will Dave | total, $554,491.60. thi ‘Maj Baga ectt | AND YELLOW MUSQUITO NETS tok Nag | accesible by either rail or aod public roads “ad: | &c.,at hin store, No. 424, Mass, avenue, Dotween | gSumr cape ew worm ate One Ista Sere due weight in the minds of all trae Union men Shsduoantel off from the tort. sjor Lee, of the 39th cay. ena ul or wale | Gress, with location, description, price, and terms, | 6th and 7th, opposite Northern Liberties Market, F family in the town of Cambridge, Md. % nt of securities held by the Treas- | airy, left Fort Harker yesterday for Fort Wal. P. WM. B. RILEY & BROTHER C STORRS & CO.. Heal Hetato Otic, 460 oth | where he tatends to keep constantly on bandaii | 2, family in the town o oe ae Whether friends or opponents of the recon- | urer of the United States in trust'for National | lace with part ot his command. George But. 7 No, 33. Central Stores treet. corner F street. sulé-D&W-1m_ | the various sizes and qualities, at the lowestoash | Ena'smong the moat desirable homesteads iu she yilt struction policy of Congress. The President's | Banks. reported to-day, were: For circulating | !¢F+,of Nebraska, who has just returned to | _an21-st Opposite to Center Market. W4NTHD-REAL ESTATE. prices. Also, odd sized work made to order op, | iage.. it will bo sold at a low figure, To.a gentie- evident determination to make open and unre- | notes, 342,661,500: for deposits of public mon- | taut eleven men Man Doan ei yn y tna | PEACH BASKETS ER = : ~ | itvoue of the most agrosable villages ia Maryin lenting war om that policy will recall these | eys, $35,537,950; total, &379.202,450. Indians, twenty-four horses stolen, and “Atty. PEACH BASKETS 11 | git) | to@t0uench to nupply an increasing damnetin: | (COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN Where household expenses ere not half as great as truths to the minds of all; compelling all to | The amount of national bank currency is- | four farm houses deserted. A company of mi. 195 DOZEN PEACH BASHETA PASE ETS; i! | the tines, Persons haying such please leaves de LYING-IN ASYLUM, Bae ne een nmy a arareons. Mr. Wallacks elect between supporting the policy of restoring | sued during the week was $75,000; making the | litis has been organized to protect the settlers. | arrive. J.P. BARTHOLOW, SRetyten of Fonk Up ee & G Fourteenth street, (circle,)corner of M street, | Sil give intormation concsrsing it'ts may inaat? the rebellion to power over the South, in the | total amount issued up to date #309,725,476, | Spotted Tail with his band bas Nunt, Hew Bad S58 Th as., below Ps. ave, an 12-10 Cormier oth steam ba estinanerp ©: ul ve. as bring with him from the war path the re] RMY AND NAVY APPLICANTS. ANTED TO BUY—By E. 8, JUSTH, Ladi Tela Institasion hes bean estat lieben fer she: Premacy of their views of public affairs; oF | turned, including worn-out notes, amounting a nes, | A on ‘ W tent Gentienoneecontthsad Cotiings Ua" ahen pecullar fo their ow’ and for the adatesion | omcoth Rate Bese seen ae eee col water that of the restoration of the Southern States | to €4,653,115; leaving in actual circulation a Peace commissioners at Fort Lara. | ,,picurs cxbediniomiy prepared for examination | derclothing, Bedding. Boots gnd Shivew, &c-.'&c-. | of such females as may require the comforts of the | Gated om whe’ southeast Corser at Denke to the Union under the auspices of Union | this date $29,016,361 mie. Over 52,000 acres of hope were entered All who have graduated from eet : " Mth street south. lutte jomatter how much they may have been | ¥ing-in chamber. _ | Washington streets, Georgetown, D. 0. Rent is men, necessarily supported by the suffrages o, | The amount of fractional currency redeemed |" “@° Crane lendegency t this Tnstito ton Baye Dawes Coste examination snd | worn. Sule tet, an of the District eurrounded by itsows roams Sak waatezton Loagirg a8 Bea. oe rers. my 18-tf ‘OUSE TO RENT—A first-class RESIDENCE, persons of its active managers and in the su- | From this isto be deducted the currency re- it received thelr orders. Corroborated sy General D. ion of the District, surrounded by its own grounds. Washington, D.C. je5-tf all, without distinction of race, who hold tha; | Bd destroyed during the week wa $392,100. THE ALLEGED FRAUDS IN THE TREASURY.— | Hunter, President of the Cavalry Board of Exam: | *¢ \7 ANTED.”—Ladies contemplating wearing | Cars pass the door every five minutes. ‘OR RENT—The WALLACH HOUSE BES- tbe preservation of American liberties and ‘The receipts trom intermal revernue to-day | The New York correspendent of the Phiiagel- | ine: au 7-10t BALMORALS and HOOP-SKIRT titi ‘Terms of admission: From $6 to $10 per week, in F TAUBANT, situated on lth street, near Pa. ? ere ‘RS the i and accordance with the room required, payable in ad- American privileges, as enjoyed by all in th® | were $542,396.56, making the total amount for | PB!® Ledger says: The Sub Treasurer here CHERD EDTTIONS. — Byron Works, iar fapenseot Hralding. ld Call ang seo, BYO4G the | reece. This includes. Board: Modicinss, Medical avenue, Apply’ to C. 8. BAKER, Star Ofice, tiful desi -ehould call a ¥ loyal States, was worth the Union's sacrifices | the week ending to-day $2,578,730.24, and the | wrhorizes me tosay that Mr. MoUallock, in in FAST | nd Surgical attendance. 4 trated; only 40cents. Shakspeare. illustrated; jigns for the above, to be stam) =a the course of a few days, wili lay before tne | docents, Shakspeare,cdited by Kulght; $2, Thuck! | COLORSAND Wanton. aes OB RENT—A STORE ROOM, corner of 8thand of the war. totmi since the bezinning of the present fiscal public 2 detailed « tatoment ‘concerning the al- | er sr Bendennis fitgrtrated! 58, thsckera my | dies and ate coy ase tinder F street, and FIXTURES for eale. Ynquire of 7, ’ ', 907 364.22. le4 frauds i: Tel ures, nm 5 3 am] in imitation of! be a on premises legisiature of Tennessee will meet in October: NAVAL, Dunbar and bis Globe newspaper. The docu- | Talesofa Travellers 1s0ente. | ne Ve ® | Madeand stamped. 450 with vereoe FRU Ee ih Sehe rove sad ickane cholee of a cuportant duty will be te make | The United states steamer Oceota, Com- | Mcnt!s now in course of preparation, and it is | an i7 PROeC TAXLOR. ARTED— , ates Army, 2 Market street, year Wee gost town D8: choice of a Senator te represent that State in | mander James P. Foster, arrived in Hamp- | room for complaint as to {ts lack of peumne . DEPOT COMMISSARY OF 8UB- WwW 3 JOB. RILEY, M.D Georgetown: Inditire of CRARD é TTT’ ist and Market Place of Judge Patterson. Horace Maynard, | ton Roads atS o'clock on the evening of tno | factsand igure, Danbar's allesntea eee Wasnin tae o cAweunt elt aaw. bia iit Ree NGARNEDT. MD. New York aveses | pate pee a William B. Stokes, Andrew J. Fletcher, and | list of Augus met point by point. Proposals will ba roca! ‘until 12 o'clock ete B.SC D., Washington. x zy per, bys Joseph A. Cooper are named. Colonel Stokes | Passed Assistant Paymaster L. A. F MO RATURDAY. the sith instant, for, saupie NATIONAL THEATER, i. . B., Georgetown. a Vaiakh arene Sesehatetne’y esce ores is eupposed to have the support of Go bas been ordered to speont deejay yaley | ‘rum Naw Cownty.—The Princess Anne | ing the Subsistence Department with FAVE HON, nero Gzsnd Spectacle. D, M. D., F street. uire of A. HEITMULLER, Vermont avenue, be- Sumani: can see ae ‘Vy ibe | Yard at Washington D.O: Mate JW. wat), | Trae Maryland (Dem.) is out in opposition to | DRED BARRELS of FLOUR, known as Nos i | _Apply at the Box Office, ou 5-tf = tween N and 0 streets, iy " = _ the formation of the new cou an conditions same ag usual. a a ae heat beds eading Union mack or une acre booked by 108 | ter has been ordered io the Aecutsey” | o inty of Wicomico | “ui, g,!! Conditions seme sa wiley WANTED HOUSE and SIGN PATTING. to | Orders for admission to the free, beda tn thie hos. FOE SALES ne of fine three-story end reading men of the x-Conetess- | “Mate J. A. Belcher has been detacied from | OUt Of portions of Somerset and Worcester, F : near Boerne Tete, og Teta moderate, | Stop | Bivgeuin cuiot st this odsco, 184 1 street or at basement BRICK HOUSES, No. 349, on. an John Bidwell having declined the “eon- | the Peoria, and placed on leave for dischnoe, | The hew constitution submits {t to the wots of GELLING OFF Writh As WILLIAMS, Coach Fatator and‘Trim: | S2Y ¢! the Medical staf, andof the Bovs. Dra: Hall, | street. between Lend K westside, Apply ‘0 J- servative” nomination for Gevernor in Cali- | Acting Second Assistant Engineer Eawara | tbe people residing in the territory from which ily Bet Bok a mer. Orders promptly executed. and satisfaction | Gurley, Gillette, and Coom| cine adsalaaleg | eet ith st, bess ona wd Tornia, it has bees prediciod that” he will be | KoeRelhas been detached trom the Youre, | it is proposed to form the new conaty. FOR THE NEX guaranteed. (auS-Im*] JNO. B. WILLIAMS. Se peck eaters cena NUGERY FURNISHED PA AND BED chosen tothe Senate of the United States in the | fuss t"e% ‘0 Proceed to bis residenceand | sare oy Real Eerats In PaINOR Groxcs ey ee ee wett'to | WW toninant arian, A oe igs [ Sinstrests betes OMe ine Place of Mr? McDougall. Phe resignation of Mate U.H. Venable, Country, Mp.—On Saturday last, the i7th Persons in want of DRY GOODS will do well to an path glee articl Patients ving at a distance who desire to come jast-off OLt ING. Re army. 3 iL lwewhere,at 323 | value, at the old established Merchant P: it I " the faaere the Ascutney, bas been received aaa act | instant, R. B. B. Ohew, Esq. as trustee, dice | Fesmeivcn before purchasing el 4 Eer's Btore of B. FULTON & CO., 503 9th atresia | fone natitation for treatment can secure private | A ook sare of BP ge roo AQoat Tse otha ee | by letter to the tron of the Hon. E. A. Rollins, Uommis- | tepten Of St public sale the real esiate of Wim. | sng 2i-coit 4. W. SELBY & CO, | doors north of Ponna. avenue.’ Bole Agent for | Loominay, “Ping by, lenter, | mrtg. D. i sioner of Internal Revenue, has retarned from | “Acting Ensign A. K. Brown nas been ais. | N; Bure, Eeq. situated ia Notiuguamn wir | cin SINGERS SEWING MACHINE. © “§cur fF ied iit fecal * ‘au 23-eoly SLATE YOR SALE. od OE RR Le RE 2 OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP- @ short visit to his hom: charged from the service. trict, consisting ef 268 acres, fo Dr. John H. Ss — —! co cad acres of first- tach improvedin health. =="Seatioraet, | nega ageeepeeee— Sinier, fF 85.90 eash—Prince Georgian." | | SLATE ROOFING Jone Jy GAULT & Wit LOST AND FOUND. GOWRTEYTEanecabantied tar conenaniyee | iate LAND, snisaie or hemlng. gardening or of Wisconsin, and Bishop Kerfoot, of Pitts: | g cue Tosh peace Comuission—Commis- | Tuy Uvermnino Smasow.—Within ton days | prompily ainttled fe" eal Scarlet ot dee cee oe te tees aatat eine antitencatee | binctrostone to, ‘miles from Georgetown. and burg. are among the passengers by the steamer | Moveins "He comne eure Washington this | the sesson for oystering commences. We ob- | pyasTURAGE.Gooa Pasturage-can bo bad | ~Goed Pasturage-can te hed 7 | Bo COW. white in the forehead: hance notte: | Purchased for at any ble eeteblishment in | oeske tie nga Sonnaligtows. © Tha hich : q re on private busine: serve unusual jarge pi tions on the x ‘ f + | this or any other city. An jon and com- y Y Wednesday. ‘The letter goes ie” afore O | and.expects o return to Omana, ‘Nebrasta, on | Parvef the larce number Ofoyetermen in thie E Amradi Appiy ts Ae BROWN. @ sereot pe: | Vinmone day of having scale Tg parlaon oe ipalty nd Prices ema BATRA Report pete terry Pan-Anglivan Oouncil at Lambeth, "232, 2° | the 10th of September. On the 16th eran vicinity to propecate the business on a larger | tween 3th and ioRt suil-aw’ | au21-s* Virginiaavonuer bet dent or aie, | auested, at 33 bite having ally Vaid off in lota rou foe to Gerolt, the Prussian Minister. Mr. Ford of the | ber, the Commission on both aides will couny | <e, ioe Characterized the business with- EUIT JABS! OST—AN AMATHYST NECKLACE, 6eT in | *°° OuHOOP. os H fron® cn rosd, ond, Franch Legation, Judge Abboiiot Hoston, Vis: | Corterencer hoe Ir ieee ara bola | “tg the last few. Yours.— Norfolk Journal. F : FRUIT SARS 11 L GOLD, on Thuradey Afternoon, between the | FYROM PARIS DIRECT Paul Mearic enlarty getrane lapaae eto‘ toa 4 sipne, UCB. Gommtors Scloyaf | Ren epon ihe rearvaton wil be ote | gf BORGES, Macaaa carat are. | Yormictpn™ ime eae, | Salgca eth sitanucrnit tgtgaiie | soctatl’ dea ake cis a fac | Basa eee” San ST New York, Ma ETM. Hontoe ane, | Without muck aimcntty. geant Bullington, on the charge of atiecapring | _sus 2-20 vias hetrect. | “ausest™ tee onllaaaio ap ih Hevea s cents. Sfamartine Les Confdencen, a5 | Sour OMe. 5 TARR stata Becton rieans, and Lieut. J. E. Hollis, of the to brea into@ room at the Monumental Ho: ~ ti tea ‘RAKEN UP BY THE SUDSGRIBER TET | cents. a lere Soeur Grise; 45 cents. tf corner . and 15th st. persons were | tel, for the purpose of killing sonie one. J Sreenee tam Tate ty SUarosrries, | TARY, oe oe gral ey ou Sunday, de Ax po gg ih un Blantonr ide Choux: 46 ues = a ae i 1 i ik and white CO\ »farz ane horm Z ‘af the corner of }0th street and the canal, near navy, are at the Metropolitan. ‘----Col. Geo. tchelor, of Boston; A. Hitchcock, of New - plains fic! awa Bash uly York. and Gen. A-E. King, of Balumore ex, | 2¥> though the number who called was some. | 8” A colored theatrical company is playing KING PLAGE, mon S kee. Lorner Vermont aven and A property, pay charges, an r away. = acta Wainer what in excess of the usual average. Judge | *t Biliwau! ot xia & 80M. ————_—__ Black called at an early hour. ‘ S27-The new retorm bill more than doubles | *~ rit wore au 22-8" wee UGE Ass, A] ryiews with the Py Ink a eer piccpietend withbred. “The. own ee OP PEANOK TAYLOR, : given immediately, CAP i. "‘kuctioncers aud Cou P08 ae eee ing’s Bridge. YED 01 y § Svine old Sea eae BOONE. yp bag; an ite = cow. S7 The California election is held on the first Wao BR eee pee ee ite ee AM pir ot aie Monday of September. Maine on the second HO HE t seems to be supposed that ‘Lead pipes are used for gas conduc- i Monday of September. Onio, Pennsylvania, | General Gordon Granger is tne “officer of the | TSH the public buildings Cnfeags. hal 3 VY 3nNe Near and lows, om the second Tuesday in October, | Regular army” who is to be-appointed to the woo Loy Fimyl chosen Secretary of EdbItt House. cor. Ten sand Massachusetts, innesota, and Wisconsin | C@rge of the Freedmen’s Burean in case'Gen nesseeans on the first Tuesday in November. Howard is displaced. State society, for the cncouragemaer oC ae, Pat enee a ea man immigration. S7The Mascachusetts Republican State | _©*AMININO SUncsoms —Commisstoner Bar- ®@F7-Croquet matcnes are Convention will meet at Worcester on the | Tett; Of the Pension Office, nas added to the list | in Indiana. ‘The game has « tendon fashion icy toward my 35 of Examing Surgeons the names of Dr. matching and ; 8. band bound. SHE! 11th of September. Itis probable thatGovernor | P. Greely of Mantocinn bproetip some Sard will be paid to any pores deliteriey oti Songs = Bullock wit be renimicaea: Fics ee amontpeler, Ve: and wr. eifZ, Tht State Constables in Maine areectsing Bea me: oo. 96 ies oa op Overture derberry wine B. MUBRAY,