Evening Star Newspaper, September 6, 1867, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. Tho Largest Circulation im the District W. D. WALLACH, metres and Prepricter, | WASHINGTON CITY: | EPTEMBER 6, 1567. | SPREADING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GBAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. ! 1 FRIDAY FOR THE ACCOMMODATION OF PERGONS lea ing the city during the summer months they | can bave the Sraz mailed to their address, by | ordering the same at the office, for 12% cents | per week, for one week or more. THE PROPOSED IMPEACHMENT. A private letter from Maine, in which we have every reason to place entire confidence, informs us that Senator Fessenden, whose in- fluence up to this time bas been most effective in preventing the impeachment of President Johséon, now freely avows himself in favor | of tbat measure, He states that he favors itin the belief of its absolute necessity for the pres- ervatior of the public interest, and in obedience to the well-nigh unanimous sentiment of his constituents. As we cannot doubt the truth of this important informa‘ion, we can see noth- ing in the future that may possibly prevent ‘Mr. Johnson's impeachment; Mr. Fessenden’s influence and labors having been the chief ob- atacie in the path of those who have urged the measure up to this time. THE CABINET. The Intelligencer this morning reiterates its declaration teat Mr. Johnson is about to change his Cabinet, while denying the state- ment that General Grant is to be among its members removed. We do not believe it pos- sible that the President will much longer tol- erate the independent attitude of Gen. Grant, now every whit a8 hostile to his “policy” as ‘was thatof Secretary Stanton. We see no rea- son todoubt the truth of its statement, so far as that refers to Secretary Seward and Postmas- ter General Randall, who have sacrificed more tothe endof sustaining the President than any others. The course pursued by the | Intelligencer towards Secretary Seward has beem most damaging to President Johnson. It is known to speak upon no such matter except under his direct inspiration. Or, in other ‘words.what it says in such connection is, sim- ply, his utterance. 1f he is under obligation to any living man, that man is William H. Seward, who has, from first to last, sustained him im the Presidential chair when he would otherwise have been as weak asa year-old child. His vagaries since discarding the counsels of the Cabinet for those of the adventurers who now occupy their places as his trusted advisers, show that he would long since have concluded bis Presidential race but for the check they held over him. We have believed that Messrs. Seward, Randall, and McCulloch remained in the Cabinet only to the end of guarding the public interest as far ‘88 possible trom the dangers incident to leav_ ing Mr. Jobnson to pursue his own course uninfluenced by their advice. We think now, that nothing prevents them from resigning but & desire to save the country from the compli- cations thst would be incident to the adminis- {ration of public affairs through such a Cabi- net as bis congenial advisers are urging him to call into their positions. ———————______ THE REMOVAL OF GENERAL SICKLES, Although the report of General Sickles to General Grant defending the course of the ‘Srst named officer in reference to the enforce- ment of hisorder restraining the executien ot processes from the United States Qonrts, {which report first appeared in the STAR ofyes. ‘erday,] was written it will be seen on the 30th ult., two days before the publication of Acting | Attorney General Hinckley’s opinion, yet it fally and satisfactorily answers all of the Allegations made against the late Uommander of the Second Military District. The charge that General Sickles was removed for con- tamacy, or disobedience of orders, 18 not su: tained, because he shows that his course was | approved by his superior officer, the General Commanding the Armies of the United States, Bnd that no order was sent tohim from the President on the subject. It appears tha, | on the I7th of August, the U. S. Marshal for North Carolina, having been instructed by the Attorney General to enforce all execatiens of the United States Courts, General Sickles telegraphed to the War Department a state. ment of the tacts in the case, adding the ex- pression of opinion that, “If the United States Courts in the Rebel States be allowed to con- | ol the military authorities, the execution of the Reconstruction acts will for obvious rea- sons soon become impracticable. Some o; these courts will begin by declaring these act; of Congress void.” Gen. Grant replied by telegraph the same day, directing General | Sickles «fo follow the course of action as in- dicated by you as right, and regard my dispatch of the 13th as entirely withdrawn.” These explicit instructions General Sickles says he observed, and that no communication from the President on the subject was received by him. THE WHITE HOUSE. The reguiar meeting of the Cabinet was held to-day, all the members present except Gen, Grant. Attorney General Stanbery was repri — by Assistant Attorney General Binck_ ley. The session was continued until after two o’elock, the subject before them being the amuesty proclamation, upon which there was @longdiscusetion. Tbis proclamation has been before the Cabinet already, where it met con- siderable epposition, it is understood, trom some of the members. There is no doubt that it was all written at least a week ago, nd provided for the pardonof al! engaged fm the rebellion except Jef. Davis, Lee, Beauregard, and a few others. 1t is said tha, it has been modified since thea and is mot so sweeping inits provisions. The promulgation © itis looked for to-morrow by some while others think it will not be issuedatal. There isabesvy pressure upon the President by Outsiders to issue it at once. ee ABMY ORDER: Beevet Major General M. D. L. Simpson, Lient. Colonel and ‘Assistant | Commissary- General, has been assigned to duty as Chief Commissary, Division of the Pacific. Brevet Major E. B. Whitman, A.Q.M. vols., bas been ordered to relieve Brevet Lieutenant Col. A. Q. M. vols. in superintendence ot ceme- terlal duties. Colonel Miles will proceed home, and re- Port by letter to the Adjutant General. ret ent Colenel Eugene Pickett, Cap- tam 2a V bas been mustered out and Bonorably discharged. First Lieutenant’ Henry H. Lantz, 4th Infan- try, Das been dropped irom the rolls of the army tor desertion ARMY UHANGES.—Brevet Lieut. Vol. Henry W. Janes, U. 8. A., formerly Staff Quarter- master to General Grant, and lately Q uarter- master at the Schuylkil! Arseval in Philadel- phia, has been assigned to duty.as Department ‘Quartermaster at Fortress Monroe, vice Bre- vet Lieutenant Colonel Thomas T. Whytal, Mmustered outotservice Lieut. Col. Woytal és from Boston, Mass., and has proven himself excellentofMicer. He was formerly station- ¢d in Alexandria, Va., as assistant to Col. Lee, ‘who had charge of the Quartermaster’s De- pot at thatpiace. pe ia DeaTHs FROM YELLOW FEVER.—Passed As- sutamt Paymaster J. W. steamer Tacony, sta'ioned at Pensacola, Fis., died of yellow fever at that place a few days aince. Acting Third Assistant Eugineer Thomas Termant, of the steamer Yeocca, also died of the fever ai Pensacola. Wits Tus PREsipent.—Among the visitors &t te White House this morning who bad an interview with the President prior to the pele of the Cabinet was Hon. Montgomery ar eat Tse HEALTH oy GexmaL GRant—Gen. Grant is much bewer to-day, and was at his office this morning, where he was visited by a large number of persons, among Libra were several members of Congress. ree eriete ti? InTsrya Revesce. —The roceipts from this source to-day were $459,052.32. eubject iz mo oth toa D TI N THE CITE COUND! Under the above Be actigee a «We omitted to fen jet hasengaged the auieatio eat men we bave referred Amportant Intetligenerr sbalt receive I position for publisking— y perhape the procesdines orithe ( '¥ Couactis. 1 this connection, We cauuot bat expresé sur. prise that one of tee newspaper profession— the editor of the Tak, under Mr. Wallach— edould utter eilly fabrications about the circu- lation of tbe Inteltigencer. As this journal cir-, culates mainly among the intelligent, nis knowledge of its eubscribers was, of course, limited,” Smart, but rash. The wheezy old stage gen- | tleman who cacbinnates unduly at ats own jokes usually makes his exit at the “prompt side" tn an apoplectic cougBing fit. Our thon- | sand-year-old neighbor should take war ng. The statement complained of by th: Jntelli- gencer Was Made in reply to virtilent assaults upon the STAR, and its Editor, by the parii- zané ot the /ntelligencer, one of whom asserted that that paper was more read by the tix- payers than any other paper. The reply was to the effect that the Intelligencer circulated mainly in the central wards; that its circala- tion was not as aniversal amongst the tax-pay- ers of the city as was that of some other pape! that in the Fifth, Sixth, and Seveath Wards its circulation was quite limited; that tne cheaper papers bad @ universal circulation, not only in the central wards, but in the ont- side wards; and that if the design of the publi- cation was to give information to the people, it should be made in the papers havinz this general circulation. This statement in regard to relative circulation 1s believed by us to be true, but if we are mistaken im the assertion, the Intelligencer is the last Paper to complaim. That paper has been ta the habit of keeping up a standing editorial, | depreciatory ef its lower priced cotemporaries, and containing a fling at the masses “who have no care for a newspaper above the penny stamp, with its trifling contents.” The Inéei- ligencer holds forth now in the ame arrogant, bigh and mighty style. its readers are not of the common clay; they sre select and “intelligent.” they want something to chew upon beside the trifling contents of the penny paper, and they take the Inteltigencer. Doubtless they are intelligent, for the most of them take also the eheaper papers, but the Intelligencer is mistaken in posing that newspaper readers who ab, not take that paper are necessarily wanting in brains. The papers of the “penny stamp” sneered at by our pretentious neighbor, have ehown a thousand times more enterprise than the Intelligencer, and have gained their gener- Al circulation from the fact that they furnish more news, more promptly, and in more read- able shape, than does that paper. It is want of time rather than want of intelligence that causes the macs of the people to eschew the Intelligencer and take the papers of the penny stamp. Itrequires leisure anda certain de- gree of practice to translate the occult editor- ials of that towering paper. How, for in. stance, can people who go to their business at 7 or 8 a.m. find time to master such editorials as the following clipped from the Jntelli- gencer. “Lt would seem that nearly the whole of Connecticut agrees with the President, the dis- affected being the comparatively small revo- lutionary element. Here sa striking, though unbappily nota novel, example of the triamph of prejadice over principle. Thus it stands: Among the people there is a division on prin- ciple and a division on party organization. edo not coincide, but cross each other. Why is this? A part of the affirmative of a doctrine coalesces with the negative of the doctrine in preference to its own counterpart. Meantime the est of the affirmative is equally hostile toa common organization. What,then, becomes of the principle? The negative prin. ciple is substantially imtact, and in either re- sult of an election is the only one represented in the result. Let the friends of the President unite wherever they are and oppose his en- emies. There is no other sincere way to show what are their opinions of his restoration policy. ‘This is the sort of mental pabulum you get for ten dellarsa year. The uninvelligents who take the cheap papers miss it altogether. It is very fine, doubtless, but what sort of informa- tion does it give about the Connecticut elec. tion to the business man ina hurry to get to his work? The papers of the penny stamp would have stated it differently, but rather more to the purpose, we take it. Probably the Intelligencer meant to say that Connecticut politics were rather mixed, and if the Presi- dent’s friends did not look sharp they would get worsted. The irreverent, unintelligent reader would perhaps blurt out «if that’s what you mean, why don’t you say so!” But it would not suit the Intelligencer to write im the style of ordinary mortais. «Has not the air been noisome for months,” asks the Intelligencer in its finest, high-priced lan. guage, “Has not the air been noisome for months with the poisonous, bat obscure odor of infernal macbination?” Poisonous, ob- scure, infernal machination is an article you don’t get at '>e cheap newspaper shops. The unintelligent reader, however, with only plain “horse sunse” at command mighi be paz- zled to know how if the air is noisome, the odor can be obscure, No-account readers are similarly ina strait to guess by what pbysi- ological process the «pitiless bosom of Mr. Stevens can be reached by the sirocco of shame and remorse,” or why @ siroceo should be an equivalent «for the blood and tears of countless fellow. beings." But these conundrums are easy of solution by penny readers compared with the metaphysical vaticinations put out by the Intelligencer in regard toa change in the Cabinet, and especially as to the point whether Mr. McCulloch, may, can, mi might, could, would, or should be made to leave it. Imagine a business community sent to their dally vocations, obfascated, dazed, be- muddled, dumb. foundered by such stickers in the way of editorials! For this reason we think it perhaps a fortunate thing that the Jn- telligencer caters for the select tew. Its occult editorials are jnst the thing tor gentlemen of elegant leisure who have retired from busi- ness or follow rural pursuits, the fine old gen- tlemen who writeessays for that paper upon the resolutions of ‘9, over the signatures of Param tras “Rusticus,” “Virginius,” &c., ee ees THE WEFKLY STAR is now on onrcounter tor sale, and in wrappers, ready for the mails, containing the Correspondence between Gen- eral Grant and Genera) Sickles in reference to the removal of the latter efflcer; Acting Attor. ney General Binckley’s opinion om the same subject; the President's “Constitution” Procla- mation; a very epi = ig Story entitled Uncie Winnomore: t General sheridan; o1 Meeting Correspondence; Base Bail, atch between the “Haymakers” of New the C. Whiting; the removal Cam; the York and Nationals AGS tas ss Conncil Pro- ceedings; Movem the Wi People: ‘Useful Items of Domestic Eoscae = Sketches, with Dom Naval, Departmental, ‘Militar; wand Local News: Age, cultaral and Housekeeping i the latest Telegrapbi: Dispaizees ~ ade ane ——_—<$<$____ PErsonal.—Brig. Gen. Oharies P. Stone. a native of Massachusetts, who was a dix. tinguished officer in the volunteer serviceofthe United States early in the war, but who. was removed from his commandin 1: a battle of Ball’s Bluff, and'coufined ta Fort Tat fayette, is at nt & leading citizen of Ches- terdetd county he one ee oxtonaeery epgaged in mining. -->- lin Stearns, Rishmona \» the well known terday on & vinittoibecee te av 1° country Sonn Minor Botts, Aub Va. nator Mi seat of ura, Gilpeper county souri, bas arrived in Chi: pao wat her son Tad bave ill remain there d teago, and wil Pinta autumin and Disrosa. oy Pustic: Lawp—Returns re ceived by the Commissioner of the General — Office show that 21,773 scree ot the pub. ic lands we Sisposed L of aruatetinat St'fue i if soe ht isconsin. Th y consin. The greater and (be remainder, taxon and cultivation under i tor cash, and located wit ee mmannetaratiti dy HEH ‘23 Gowro To Eexors._w. w. en left Washington this afternoon riedit a Earope where Re propoces to romain tor some NAVAL onrans Commodere Obaries Steedman ee [rom’the comnatind of the Uolorado, an a waiting orders. Lieut. ero ana Geo. Dewey, B. Roberon, W. T. Sampson and, 0.4. hiesense, Lieutenants Craven ue oF FINANCIAL. Tho, New, York @ curreacy pe , which, it ibaa of ay ‘Treas tions in their favor may ce @ti untayarable sho E statement. |The ‘Sub-Treasury has pai: H. Pendleton, Surgeons James M $600,000 in the redemptiog of compounds, Qad Joan P) Quinn, Passed Assistant Surgeon, in the last days. Governments con. £. C. Vermeslen, Chief Engineer B. #, Gat }. tiaue octiye ana firm, den ds- vin, and Cbapiain O. R. Hale, nav tached from the Voiorado and placea on Waite ing orders. Paymaster Jonn S ningham detached from the Uolorado, 2 and ordered to Swenties of 1962 Were K vetter, OW.ng to ¢i ward tendency ingold, while the market i® sustained by a eteady investment demand Gold continues to chow & sharp upward ten- Commander Oscar O. Badger, detached from | dency. The Government hes mot been & seller: the Peoria and placed on waiting orders. | tor some days past, while the customs demand Lieut, Commander 1. is unusually active. Some amonuats are also Teported to haye been bougbt for Boston and Philadelphig to meet the demaad for duties. —_—_e— Gevermment Securit WAsHINGTom, Sept. 6, 1967.—Jay Oooke & Oo. furnish the tollowing quotations of Gev- P. Adams, detached from the Peoria and placed on waiting orders. Commander W. W. Low, detached my daty at Pitsburg, Pa. and granted two months’ leave. Commander Jobu H. Upshur, detached from the command of the Frolic from the 14th uitimo, and placed om waiting orders. ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, FIRST WARD — ‘The regular services of # this Church will be Fedumed next SUNDAY WORN ING. Bervice ntti, Evening service at 7% 0’c 80 5-3t WEST END BUILDING ASSOCIATION. ‘meeting of the subscribers to ae new Building Association now formed in the First Ward wat held at the school-house, Monday, September 24, when the following gentlemen were elected officers for the cuduing year: RSON, President. Twenues. U, 8. Five Twenties, 11 U.S, roe Pa ay ca nitetiet tt JOHN J Gay vies President. JOHN B T ETON BreMOreh Si motions it was reroived that’ the Association eta ‘be named the EW mn End Building Associa The meeting then adjournod, to meet at the school-houge on 19th. between G'and H gtreets, on TUBSDAY EVENING. Sept. 10th, at 3 o'clock, for ¢ of adopting a Constitution and to elect of Directors. Members are requested to be punctual, and all persons wishing shares are in- vited to attend. Subscription books may be found at the residence of the Secretary, 179 22 street, or Z. M. P. KING & SONS, Vermont avenue. 8e5-5t WASHINGTON, AUGUST 4, 1867. ENCAMPMENT OF THE URED. ATATES. ATI ERANCK ehh ge i0th streets. on HAs EVENING, ere 6th, 1857, at half-past seven o'clock. SAWYER. G.C. Wa. “FLINN, G8. Persons wuhing to | become Bombers of the Or. 5.20'8, 1985. Ay 5.20's, In.&Sy,'65.108 5 {By Bankers’ and Brokers’ Teleragph.] Lewis Johnson & Oo. quote stocksand bonds in home and foreign markets as follows : New York, Sept. 6.—First Board—iss1, ton Quicksilver, 27%; 70. & Prefer- 24: Northwestern Fort Wayne, 106+ on UID RENNET, jabber. Curds, Whey, or Cheese. der, will report to Hon. THOMAS B. F ome thimk ‘equal to ice ALEXANDEIE RUTHERFORD: or CHORES k in 20 minutes from BOHRER, Executive Committee for the District For sile wt 25 oy Sones a botth of Colimbia. Se 4-2t A NEY, -8t_cor. High and Bridge ats. Geerzetown. ay BARRELS OF WHISKEY 600 AT WHOLESALE, Of the folloving brands. viz GAUTIER'S CABINET, “FAMILY NECTAR.” “OLD EXTRA MONONGAHELA RYE,” NATIONAL UNION BUILDING ASSO LATION Eretme third monthly meeting be held at No. 71 Louisiane avenue, first door fast of ith, street. an, IDAY. September éth, at Thos ng to secure stock are re SAM'L BACON, President. sep3-at PUBLIC SCHOOLS —At the last meeting of the Board of Trustees of Public Schools w Queated to be preven ' W. T. JOHNSON. Secretary. the following resolution was adopted Ang the well-known Resolred. That the following places be designated “RUSH BUN BOURBON, offices for the transaction of all the Public hoo! business by the respective Sub-Boards of | All of whica are offered by the subscriber to the Trustees : For the Sub-Board. First District, (First and | t™de Second Wards —School-room, corner 1th aud G AT LEAST 20 TO 25 (TS. PER GALLON streets. For the Sub-Board, Second District.(Third and | LESS THAN EITHER Fourth Wards}-School-room on H, between sth and 7th streets. IN NEW YORK. PENNSYLVANIA, OB MARYLAND Of the same grades of Whiskey |. Third District. (Fifth and ich School Building, and Sd street east and A street "For the Sub-Board, Fourth District. (Seventh (ll thie ghate WhERIGS to thE Dhdito by Be Ma Grammar School-room, John E tnd Tallon'etttine follows prt ca iyo oie, Tyustegs will De in attendauice at the above. | THE C. GAUTIER CABINET BRAND. at $5 named vices from 8 to clock. On cach ern RGALLON, gutitisd vo. tickets of Mamiotoa te the Public insite. Schools can procure them at the places and times derign: By or “prder of the Board. au 31-ln ELECTRO-MEDICATED VAPOR BATHS 1 invite the medical fac test the purity of this arti find it a whisky they patients whenever it way ‘amily Nectar R. F. BOISEAU, Sec. hela Rye ALCAN, southwest corner + llth street “hati 1 les: per and "Beni's a \ave.,cures Rheumatism, Eruptions of san Deiburcha eelse, of the Ea boas Colds Gout, Debilty, Atection of Pa- ais, Absorpti and ain ides pies eg OLIA WHISKY. AT $2.25 san a GALLON pw DER AND SHOT. ENNEY prices. ¢. GAUTIER, se 6-3t Ww EY. Georgetown NATIVE WINE BITTERS. DERE CIDER VINEGAR! P PURE CIDER VIN GAR! Pure Cider Vinegar, suitable, for pickii 1g, con stantly on hand and for sale at low RILEY A. SH Union Bottling Depot, corner Greene and Olive streets. Georgetown, D.C. se6-Iin LOUR gra 4 LOvIsiANA AVENUE. With ae thanks for the liberal patronage hitherto, we have, for the convenience of the trade, “pot, and are prepared to sell to the trade’ our James S. Welch best LOUR, and all other grades, ¢ sively of our own manufacture. By this arrange- OR SALE—Superior BRICKS, at the Potomac Bot Wonts C. N. THOM & €O., se 4-4t 427 15th street. STOCK, LEASE, AND FIXTURES FOR SALE ofthe ‘well-known Eetablishment of MADAME PRE NCE, No. 22 Mar! portunity EOS any one e plished be as she is determined to ment the purchaser is saved the expense of huul | the stock entires the present eensun wil be hor ing from Geo BeorRctown. oe ead for sale all the ditter list. So her patrons will find it to thelr anti n ji 5 i ¥ untage to cal wy require any article in - te 6m HERR & WELCH. | J.|NERY or FANCY GOODS. Non Ime AND LING OFF MY STOCK OF NE ‘OND-B D PIA S. at large, 5) discounts, previo Iny new| store eRe ELLIS, 06 Pa. ave., near l0th’street. ke 5-3t & [ee AND LACE GOODS. bet Mth and 12th sts, stock of fine French MIL- ‘RS. A 18:8 GASTON. ‘ork wi n Flowers, Feathers. Ribbons. OYSTERS IN SEASON w@ The undersigned begs leave to inform all his cas tomera and the public in general thathe has moy. from his old establishment into the new one, N 267 Pennaylvania avenue. corner of ith street, e he is now prepared to furnish hote! es re: fice <, and private families with hia be os. TERS by the pint or gallon-tromi 0°00 gallons per day, No. 274 Pion. a mr ope ou TUESDAY September 10th. mse item wil tanitecea "te any peit of geuayal aatornantar cate? Po Lae Stati | the, sity tree of cha: ORIGINAL HARVEY drest Hats. 274 Penna ave. se 5-0t* sos ZHE ORIGIS gees : EW HONEY.—Just received, very superior 55 “P Witte Leap * 5 Thistle Flower and wong HONEY. in Is more free fi purities; is whiter; . nb. from White Ridge Mountain. it better: wear nany others Ye | au Sh RUS G PRACE. ayftaving been appotutel agente for the aa o ERRAPIN SOU P=Prepered hy 7. W, Hucking. above, we offer ftat manufacturers prices : Park ator (manufacturer prices fre peafor Breve Years Chefule-culaine at Parker ‘We have a fall assortmy For sale in cane to suits at WARE at lowest pi PLACE, aul Vermont avenue and 1th street. (THE GREAT SeHOOL BOOK DEPOT. of BUILDERS Hs b- ge 5-lm= Eversy. OR FITS.—A 8URE CURE For this distressing complaint fs now made known ina Treatine (of 43 octavo pages) on Foreign an Native Herbal Preparations. published by Dr. PHELP - The prescription was dis- Favered by him in such providential manner, {hat he cannot conscientiously, refuse to make it Known. as it hax cured everybody whe ns tied it for Fits. never having failed in @ «ingle case. ‘The ingredients may be obtained from any druggist. Sent free to all SRE RS 8 of theirname and ad dress. Bree BROWN, No. aps Send street, Jersey its ICHMOND, VA. es 19, ae This is to certify that we we have appointed P.H. WELCH, Wholenale Tobacconist. 134 Penwia ave nue, at Ith and 18th streets, our cxclasive agent for the selling of our popular brands of CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCOS for the District of Columbia and Alexandria, Va.. At BALLANTYNE'S 4 SEAT | OB BALE. aE? ROOFING done by GAULT & LIAMS. Tenth street and Promptly attended to. OOTS AND SHOES ‘or the BEST SELE: *YABTES GENTS, Hisar Ww. a youris and INFANTS r, jonable rates, go t fophh aterm A Sey con au 29-6t if 340 and 408 Penna. ave. S ENECA STONE. s NOTICE TO BUILDERS ‘RS AND CONTRACTORS. WIL- Canal, apeizing with epthority to sell at r wAOTORY. PRICES. re) furnish all Kindeot ay ILDING and a DEMENSION STON, juantity, on the most peeeon able terms. rrangements will also be pe in a few days for sawing and rubbing stones ref al ‘al sizes to order. xe, ee HARRY H. DODGE, Georgetown, or at ‘iL &80N’S, Druggisia, Fourteenth St re rates as by the case of a id save freight. The! follow. ing ee ofour manufacture can be had of our it, viz Sgent, it “CHEWING TOBACCOS. “ JUST THE THING,"—Pocket pieces. “REWARD UF INDUSTRY.” “ PRIDE OF VIRGINIA.” td Pennsylvania aveuue, Washington, a1 39-20 “D.C, MAYO’S NAVY.” A THE FALL TRADE. H. P. CLINTON'S * EXTRA SWEET’—Pounds. ee ~ “ ORNOKO.” ine latest and Pont. spproved styl cen SL SMOKING TOBACCOS, Hlemen’s DRESS BATS for the Fal trade, no le. earticular attention is called to the Broadway style.for you ‘Alnocnew and desirable shapes in Felt, for young “* VIRGINIA CHOICE.” “ JUST THE THING.” “ PIONEER OF THE OLD DOMINION.” | ,,Al#0.Bew an se 5-tf D.C, MAYO & CO. ES “gabe PION EETG. Hatter, e2-1lw 'a. BYE. oor from 13th st. SUPERB STOCK OF FINE GO! ee ene pe yriceert Oe pI 2 A nO erga A mo Es yield WA eats pe sail BBs WATER CRACKERS.—Sold in any All warranted to rut th Ee uantity desired. at the low price of Sidench* nd horoughiy regulated ee are conse PUROB REL, 1 “ios Solid Gola ai ante uateke- -Sz0t0 190 | se Under Rbbist House. a ato ad 4 0 BOATMEN AND OTHERS.—450 CO! aa a Matchog: Ei Ah Chom Be 4 DP eenaaR ED FANE WOOD, for ale, males wee iene Faaliah Levers... ato 330 | She vain! omaschoot ‘ont he river ty vat cae Rev cond ae it stands on the gtound R. ote io | APHILLIPS, IPS, Georgetown, 8 4:3t* T6to 250 : Bt Be PEPPPPPRPPPPPOPDPPP RROD ED 6.8 NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE, to 7% lar one price plan. giving every Di rf on nine Gold Gx0.B. WILSON, ots Menai Watch for @ibe without regard to Late of the firm of Burns & Wilson, No. 502 SEVENTH STREET, dispose of the above ‘Under Odd Fellows Hall wish to immediate! si a cater, naming the ar Dagniscent stock stock. Certii se | Bie sce ; cates os deddacadcatadadadadadéada ae. | pated td a Seen ar irreepective ait 1 a sei seven ae, i A, ingle “earth tes A ee mak Lg ais, cone te ere Se ry MS. a ASV RIGHT Be 5-265 Seas Tam daily selli HAMBURG GRA) wee ’ LEGRAMS TO THE STAR. FROM EUROPE TO-DAY. pounds, te Porites wc lonpos, Sept Begiatr: Avovsta, G. sept. 6—Noor 20d; Orleans 1oxd. changed. it Bre: —The specte im acc Ulte 6,2 p. m.—Consois are & 1-16 lower. U!S. 5-20's 72%. LivERPOOL. Sept 6, % p.m —Corn 358. Beef 1478.64. . Sagar %5e.6d ANTWREP, Sept.6.2 p. m.—Petroleam 5 jom in Georgia. Sept. 6.—The Atlanta Vow Era is officially informed thartbe registration in Georgia as far as beard from is cometuing over one hundred and. eighty-three thousand ala YORK, Se New York Markets. it. Mind a) fesagia of 250 bbls. Lard quiet at 13413% cents. Whie- key steady. Barley and peas nomin: quiet at 27 eents tor middling upiands. Freigbts . Cotton gall. Spirits turpentine firm at 50,459 cents. Rocit ty 4a$4 Su for common. WANTED ES 00 for one house and lot. JANTED IMMEDIATELY. An ply tween ni nnd 9th st: ANTE at ¢ WANTS. FOR SALE AND RENT, {Or F Tae Fes ere ope! A ee wan apt og Le return’ Apply t iy et .. BAKES, Ser BRW: Or OR RENT-STORE BN s Pee FE fe a Oe a ge Dear 4% atreat, “Loquire at Oia Hal COW, rad nb k; whitestar in her forehe Ciothing Room: @06-3* 2datrect west, F and Gatreets north. =e Cin ied some nana IEROAD TIDE Hoet A ASSENGRE Tete Fon: Pittsburg, ows. ve-half of an UNF, rT will herented lows sOo bee U8: second door {rom 15th atreet, nouth ede.” Call cket is liberal reward will b for it at the Railroad Once, corner of oth woot, ane | see “fh Bem = NOR BALELEOG ST or OF Sots. = eae 7 ad 10th. Terms %'cash balances Ff L Corner of neh “and hich streets, Georgetown Fk 9th aad 10 oes ic coat balance t. 13 Heighte, ape the cottage in the ieowedincs aeigh bork Woodleys"- the he, present residexce of OK, con teleing ee Wis, aCe ENS @ credit of : notes Both of the notes are drawn by Darby & Bhotmaker,of Georgetown, to the order of Thomas ©. Co: Also, a small amount of cash receints and other papers. Pay ment of the notes has been stopped. If the finder of sald will return it, with contents, OMAS C COX, of Georgetown Heighta, of Y __Oorner 19th street and Pa. «north of two mua hi ayable in advance $30 a month. pays aware avenue $4,000 Worth $10.00. the above bond to nett 8 MORTGAGE BOND FORSAL® 1 fam authorized to sell on property eet avle gem paw . ‘shoe boo st the Department of State, be wil P° | Verge st! Hi. TENNEY, Georgetown i FOR RERTSTIE desirable two story and attic eee Sat a POR ae ns | Fuhice DWELLING ed STOREROOH valuc except totheonner. Asaitable reward will | 7 Tizh sircet, Georgetown. The hous mod rooms, in first-rate order $ REW ARD. —sTRAYED_ AWAY rir t PI P a e, subscriber, a WHITE COW, horned, Fore Ti ent BRICK AG) ‘on her neck. and lame in ber HOUSE. 392 L street ween ino Btrset and Vermont, aver one are * Franklin Square.” and convenient to the De artmente. with “Knickerbocker Range.” Bath Boom with hot fhe red pot Sn Will be given if brought M. FLETCHER, M street, tear Navy, Yard tolwat gate. ear 0} Address Dr 1 ostate— Q., Star office. 1t* WO TIN K street. 80 6 ED, IM:<EDIATELY—Two first-class cain inte and Sheet. Sree ers. Aj ERS. be. and cold water, and Water Closets, Latrobe Stovs BEWARD—Lost, on. ‘Welnosday morn- a in the dining-room, and Grates in the other room. $50 wes Se tember ath, 1997, on O street. be Twelve rooms. and in omplete order. Possersion ween joyle > y given imumed e | Rent § C'ntrect, a large black, POORET BOOK, contains arate ieee ee med ing about One Hundred and Fifty Dollars: together with DIM! receipts and other papers of value tothe ° on returning the above tothe mabucriber will receive the above re 0 86-3t_cor. Pennsylvania avenu DAIRY FOR SALE — and ith street For sale, the 8TOU EOUTE, and GOOD WILL of one of the b: rke poly W. LINVILLE Dairies near Washington. The stock consists of 72 bee ae se 4-4t* cores ad ak ared Tecan ape: cove. 2milk, wagons. 3 horven and harness. (G = ANTED—A whi ata “(German p = Tz, | and pans sufficient for the business. shovels, forks: aueed” Spss's448"B visrs, ors ani | SPO Argue Se city fa eet St] Shy Aeon nine game ok ectare ee $ octet < firth, corner o! indiana avenue; or - i fe Dairy asineas, 0th streets. cogs | Bw. Birth, corner o en party wishing to go into the Dairy business. ANTED—By a respectable woman, a SITUA TION to Cook in an eating house or pr ate Pree §G or to do general housework. Addre: fice. Wire tienen and wien ae 6 ae f 5 or Grooms, for a gen Cwith halt preferred), Px side of Indiana avenue, fide TWO DULEARS AND THIRTY-FIV in notes. The duoverewonwilt healven, aH Say the game to W. W. Bere H, Spee Real Estate Brokeeas corner 7th and F sts., opposite Post Office 6-2 Untel.} F% ply at one returning e notes will RENT—One side and window of store on poy taeeia Steins ; central location. ‘ar of dress $B, 981 lithietreet, between K and BOARDING. OR SALE—Three years LEASE of Pic = cig = eran Grounds. with eighteen acres of Garden ANTED—We want to buy LOTS for building OOMS AND BOARD—GENTLEMEN CAN | Ground attached. near Fort Runyon, over purposes, im various parts of the city. for our be accommodated with pleasant roomsand | Bridge. Price $300 Inquice there. oes customers, Parties Rating jeeen call om seo 18. ee | private family at 365 Ninth weeot ow WARD, UNIVERSITY PROTERTY FOR E Fé : —Two of the very bes ai se 6-1m corner La. avenue Sul OL steer. JOR RENT, WITH OR WITHOUT B newt ce right dl part cash: balance on 5 years WARE ee ‘an American 4 mans a ee Free tly, FURNISHE D ROOMS with as, ou | time. Address Post Office box 398 ae 5-36 to cook and. assist in was y t Hor, Good pump water inthe yard, Suitable | —oo- SCiress Post OMCe) ironing, either in Washington or Georgetown. | Fret cor ied Pam wate tae rath street. OR RENT—A BRICK HOUSE, No, 532 Mary Beet of references given office. ddress Box 12, Star WANTED, «A Boroughly competent W. ASHER IBONER. iberal wages anda permanent home quired, Mrs. GEO. PARKER, No. 375, corner 4he and C streets. To such will be given. Refere Hees Fe 86-3t ANTED_By a respectable young girl, a SIT fan land avenue, near 6th street,’ containing tem room gas. se 5 (OR RENT—A three-story BRICK HOUSE with back building, No. 376 21st ut.. bet.G an H, ist Ward; supplied with and Potomac water. Apply at the Livery Stable » bet. 20th, and 2ist,to ROBT EARL. [In 5-3" between B street and Maryland avenue. \O RENT—Two communicating second ae Rooms, furnished, with or without board, at No. 138 2ith street. rst door north of Pennsyl- vania avenue, near the Circle, OR RENT. rent, pols out BOAT. so. Inquire 636 Maryland avenue. ROOMS for with or with rick house, F 5 cham e thr SORSALE OR RENT—The trae and fae RES. VATION in a priva ly ag chamber-|| 34 Panna. Wie Suiwcen tii aed eet races FPGRSSEE Ce BENT — The ta Streets, opposite todo the general housework of a private | 8 £-2t Britieh Minister's, containing thirteen Tosme, familys “Apply ste100 F etreet between aiet aad | OR RENT-cVery dcsirable ROOMS with board | higeball marie mann ane, ghirteen Fees. Bd streets, ie || ME tn’e preasune sad newts locetions conven: | feet ganden attacker te ie catinios iy hace win grave NERY and F singly: articles of F will be sold cheap at pri E Pe a very small ¥ GOODS, eit 0} 1 Some E are also offered for sale orth Capitol strect, between G aud re. ANTED—By @ gentleman. wite chill and Bure, two COMMUNICATING ROOMS with table board i P family. Location must be weit of 19th street, First Ward, Address A. B., Star Office eS ANTED—Kver By by enclosing ¥ wi hair and _e: Offi state call at rN SER, dealer in Lens WHO CCO ESTABLISHMENT. and A gust reccived from Richmond and ny person wishing thom 35 cent R. M red'can have theo d stating color to Washington Post ce; ‘They will be returned safely to any aad rs and Tobacco TO LESAL see th y se 5-1 ROFESSOR OF MATHEMATICS.— Wanted. a single Catholic gentleman of exp: take charge of the management and educ limited number of scholars September 13th iberal, dress se 5-6t" Interview and reference Rev. EB. Q. 8. W for the Will have assi ‘ollegiate In: Baltimore Co. Pikesville, itut ‘Mu ANTED—To BORROW, $100; to be paid in three monthly installments. commencing Ist November; security given. Apply M. Washington Post Offi WANTED —A “mart and tily COLORE todo a1 housework for a small fam None need at No. 509 Se gene appl y th street. except well recommended. ANTED—To hire in 7th street. or in any Gast location, « small STOR! Addross for one week, pA-3 E for Miss A. RU STAR ‘Omce. Wie ply between Sanils 0 P. ave., between 24th and 25th sts. —In a small private family, a good good wages and a pleasant hoe.” Ap- fe i sense WwW acl & Wilson's Sew on. in; Address M ret ANTED—DBy on experienced. dressmaker. te cently from New MPLOYMENT in that cap: Mee: sale by MORSE & CO. ANTED. > ie 15th of September, UNFUR OM and BOX NISH man and w! SEWING M. LL AT nd_examine the gelebragi HIN Fy trees and flowers. For terins, apply to JOS. WH. SHAF FIELD. =36 Penn. avenne, bet. 12th and a ste SIGNED WOULD SELL HIS STOCK, OF BOURS, STATIONERY, dat MERCHANDIZE for 87,000. They are worth mo he business has been a paying one—moderately and steadily—month by month, for twenty years, withont any intermission except for a time when the war was opening. With a steadier trade and better prospects thin at the ‘besinuing of that pe Tiod.it is offered as # secure foundation on which, by the infusion of some of the nant aaa elem business may be r ient to the street cars. Terms reasonable, to No. 80 Gay street, Georgetown. Cre POR BENTCSICELY FURNISHED ROO with or without board. Apply at 461 13th, between E and F streets, Im* FOR BOARD, ROOMS. PARLOR, Baths $2: and Gaglight. at the Farmer’s Boarding jouve,ou Penn’a avenue, heat the corner of 2 street. au 24-t0cl EMPIRE HOUSE, 456 Poonsyivanis avenu Accommodation’ for 100 Guests— Monthly Boarders, two in a room, $30 eacha month. Monthly Attic Boarders, two in a room, Apply 4-30" st more act + Store. Fixtures. Cellar, and Warsroom at am $26 cach. Hot and cold water Baths free. estore F RANCK om at a mod Fo RENT Apral Really farnished ‘and well M. HAL! ted ROOMS, with or without board. Ap; . ria ne at S18 N street, between sth’ mea Behe nea Sea? REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE SOUNTRY BOARD can be obtained at an agree. io. 44 Louisiana ae 7th street. Able private Feaideueo, with liberal ine wd No. 71 Louisiana avenue, corner 7th street every necessary comfor ation, Washington Railroad, convenient to the cars. ‘Terms, $10 por FOR SALE— week. For address apply at the Star Office. NABLE BOARD at No. 464 10th street doors north of the avenue, Terms $25 month. de FOR SALE AND RENT. RICK COTTAG winter. Furnished co Jel3tt afew A three-story BRICK HOUSE, fine business stan on D street north, near corner Seyeath street west. Price. $11,000. 60 ACRES OF LAND. with improvements., Marlborough road. near the city, $3,200 22 ACRES onthe Bladensburg road, near Boun dary street: $300 an acrs Afine LOT on Seventh street west. between N and O streets north. LOT 2p: 3%. in Square 210, at 40 cents a foot. se 5 oe RENT—On K st., on the re caren, 82-0 Cor. 1th and F streets, j}OR RENT—A BRICK HOUSE, containing 6 Jity; situated on 7th st.; hear Wath. a nice BRICK, of nine rooms. Apply at IREENE'S. cor ner of 13th and L sts. sed-st OR SALE—The FURNITURE of ,honse No 23 43: 8t.; containing 25 rooms. If not sold befers Ist of October, will be sold at auction. Apply on the premises. ‘[se 4-15t*] JOHN H. MO! FPOk, BENT—Three UNFURNISHED ROOMS, suitable for housekeeping, ina private house, southeast corner 434 and M streets, Island. Rent in advance. Convenient tocars. set-3t OR RENT—UNFU RNISHED ROOMS. on sec. ond floor, in. dei 1 location, suitable for housekeeping, Will be rented low to a good tenant, LEWis WEBER T_ FURNISHED ROOMS To Let et. September 2, at 415 8th street. ar the Patent Office. Bath room, hot and cold water. Honse just put in complete repair, and newly fur- nished’ throughout. se 2-6t" S Nos. 7 and 8 (20x100) in square 180 on F ats oth. for sale oneasy terms Apply JOHN WAGNER, 69 1th street, north oP state Department. a 31-6t" }OR RENT- ee at conti Address Box 286 Post Offi se 4-3t" seven rooms, street, nearcorner of Estrect. Apply on the premises. se 3-4t* Fos, RENT Two, furnished communicating OMS, second floor, south front, with mew w farniture; together or separate; at 500 E st... tween 2d and 34 se4- it" OR SENS NOOSE No. 312 F street, (north side) between 11th and 13th; wine rooms, water, OR RENT—The wide,roomy HOUSE, over the Bonk store of Franck Taylor. Good for offices. F HED He an hole family preferred. ating terms D for a rvant girl. in a private ‘The best of ri eferences gentle amily. of 7th street. R SEVERAL ‘ars @ HOUSE containing 8 or more rooms. situated north of Pennsylvania avenue, and west STARR & MET! ALF. f Plan cor. New York A t's Bu and 13th St sylvania a venite. TED—THRE ERS. Seventh street. GOOD STORE Walnut Tops preferred first-class SERVANT to do eral housework for a small family less well recommended. Furniture, Carpet and ARaline venue House, corner7th and Penn- au 27-tf COUNT. Apply at 515 V cultivation, with good imy and healthy accessible Grew, Sah i oeati on, descript -» Real Estate Pe rout. corner Sp streets Mice, ANTED—A FARM. of from 25 to 100 acres, = Maryland or Districtot Columbia, under good rovements, in adestrable Te pe onimie in six miles of this cit: either rail or ood public road. tion, price, and terms, 460 15th 0 16-D&W-1m A ANTED TO BUY—By E. 8. aoe Ladies and Gentlemen's second-hand Clothing, a- derclothin, at 284; N worn, : Bedding, 7Matreet, be Boots and Shoes, &c., &c. tween L and M ats. north. ‘o matter how much they may sere been ** WY ANTED.’’—Ladies BALMORALS a ERS the comin; expense of tiful designs for the abo: Brat season. and wishin ing. sh whould d-call and a vO. din FAST RANTED. kG Wasi La- to a Trae void the ND WAR: dies and Childrens’ “Aprons. Joseys. and Under- clothing stamped in imitation of Braid. A saving of one half the usual cost of Braid. made and si tamped CE. 439 Ninth street. W at the SINGEn's & SEWING MACHINE. Gnuapzs: GBAPES! of all choice varicties, 'RESH. Metals DAY, ¥i from Kendall Green a vineyard WHO) ANTED Now and Cast-of CLOTHING olg GOLD and SILVER, or _any other article o ‘old established Perchant Fawnbro. ker's Store of R. FULTON & CO., 303 9t GRAPES! AND RETAIL, at I. PEARSON'S Pratt Depot, 491 Sep asreats near Penna, yu 27-106 EBERS BRASS AND STRING BAND fernish . aly to aradesy ahibiciont: sie Ne feces Recepticas Excurmons, Fie. Serenade Funerala, fe. at ie shortcet yt connected wil bincervices cam an always berelied u be left at his seps-3m Torres. Pany sae jest oroman SHAD ROE, as FAME IN AC Ri SEASON. PRHAD. OE HERRING, al rah oS in the best manner. se4 AT SAILING ON Bim erie ase edna wit! Onreaso asonal MAJOR WATT, oth aoe HEL L, . BURC under Ebbitt House, cor. ith and F'sts, ‘HE POTOMAC.—Those ightful amusement ean be es clase Sailor Ri Spviring to B. te ‘ow Boats, es or u31-eolw ScHoon BOOKS! SCHOOL asore i A Large and Complete Assortment rw sale at the a0 30-6t of COLLEGE AND SCHOOL TEXT BOOKS, and School Requisites of every desctiption, for LOWEST PRICES, by BLANCHARD & MOHUN, School- Depot, Cor. Pe. av. Llith street. PAWNBROKERS. gas, range, ieee and “ room, bot and HE OLD Rie: Te OF eis IcNEIR & NICHOLSON, ERS. OR RENT—A new 7a HOUSE in Ten- 34 FOUR AND-A-HALF STREET WEST, nallytown. B.C , containing six roums with near Pennsylvania avenue, flable and carriage house, also pumpin yard. “For Offer, the, highest cash advances on all kinds of | information inquire on premis Mecent on large nuns grestty reduced. an4-6t* No T1 Contes Marl Business strictly confidenti ial. 500s . come bought for cash and sold at private sal GOOD TERM: fo. ‘One of th of Georectown. situated Ne, 391 ington st: between ‘West and Stoddard streets, and immedi Pet the residence of Henry D. Cool he lot has a front of 6) feet by a depth of a PERSONAL. |)B- ROSETTE, Ofice 173 24'street. hetween B and (, attends professionally in all cases of a private nature—his practice embraces the latest and most scientific discoveries. The Doctor makes ely laid out with Flowers, pes, &c., &c. The howse is y built, containing fourteen lent porches, and two excellent cel- Gas and water throughout the house ; cis- yard; hot and cold . with all the mod- ern improvements; range, boi a speciality of female obstructions. __ses-st*_ | erm improvements; range. boi i and all cooking in ‘0 warm MRS, 3, PANGS, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, | parlor and upper chambers. Chandellers, with A¥K has removed to 305 -av., south side. | other gas fixtures, go with the house, between 9th and 10th sts. Be 5-5" formation enquire ox the premises and 6 and 73, o'clock. a. m.,or to No. 49 Jefferson street,or For further i from 1 until 2% H.W. OF CAN NEVER MAKE THE TRIP ON Buchu or Samaritan humbugs. ‘See Dr. DA Y x +01 s te to. THOMAS DOW ING, Auctionser, No. 174 NOTICE.—AN persons having claims against a A Geran Raha BALE—A neat, w ea from the United States to GEO ‘cash required; the remains @ nF i mall ithly payment: MOREY PAYMCRTARE & METCALF, (Plant's Buildin auld New York avenue and eth ot st. Use: TO RENT —A first-class RESIDENCE, ceased, are hereby with proper vouchers, to 8. J. B Quuitor, within four (4) months from this date, September 2, 186 és STEPHEN J, W.,TABOR, Fourth Auditor. se 4-3 hall the conveniences of hot and cold water on each floor, '« thirteen reoms: OCTOR SCHUMAN, OF BALTIMORE, may | uated ou the southeast torte of Dunberton and ‘be consulted by ladies in need of the services | Washington streets s, Georgstown of skillful and reliable physician at his office, No. Part rannum. Inquire at Ht ee vat i ee ith street, Washington, Bi fli ly. 7. from , Washington, @ morning un ‘eldek, ani otice in Baltimore Md. 31% Northatreet, froms | FOR RENT—The ad oe a HOE TEE 0.10 p.m. Conguitations, which are strictly con- Oe BeREE, oy tn oa Buentials must be limited to the above hours ip enue, Apply to . Mice. Washington. | A letter left at my 20:) Once whl be faiibrally attended tor Tau si tse OR SALE—One of those fine three-story and basement BRICK HOUSES, No. 34° ae street, between I a1 west side. Apply to J. Ae EHEEM, Ith ot., bet. H and I POR RENT—TWO ROOMS on the fret oor ana a» BASEMENT, furnished; or FOUR. D® OW SONNEN SCHMIDT HOMCOPATH. 1 PHYSICIAN AND SURG: 0.445 Mass. avenue, berweon. ith Dal 7th sts. fers his professional services to the ‘citizens et Washington. Office hours trom $to it a. m- and poe asia Gould font the HOUSE FURS TSE ES es would re! 1 i some LABaS PLEASE BEAD THIS — WILLIAM onant,, Pleage apply to 407 sth street, near BVetween k and Fst streets. QR RENT—A FRAME HOUSE ncgallsing 8 street; next to the corner of slaga avenues ‘cou rooms. Tn- quireof A. HEITMULLEE, Verimont Srontie, Be- tween N and O streets. 1y 20 Fo? -RENT.—The Second Story jen Tage wo, ‘ao hs street, ‘near E street, PRINCE 439 9th street has about six bun. dred (600) well-made stam} uit Embroidery, Braid Bc. that he will ell heap, the acl yer fiom farata ah On ate ns ‘Brush shes, and explain 6 part of a dupli a set lately ‘used in Bi shing a 14-tf ips of elegant designs for faltimore. "any lady fitable busi: ‘and’ ing f= ao lat i ” iting of 2 akties ahd use of cellar. Rent lows, ‘Ap see taetaclves by om Spel aos tiger 4 ply at No.3 See street course street at seb iiee coomigibaeras drceiane | FRSA SE RATE ty ral, oa ge oy also, middio- ‘men, who, rain “under. state of cultives math, or other causes, feel ade: | tions within balf ba District line, Pri bitty tne med er year, ‘Defore placing | George county, Maeitnd or ei be eect zone, be for city pro) vania avenue, of seps-st* Enquire at No, 350 Pennsyl- = learn ne ing GEO. MATTINGLY. rhe See Pee aaa ty OQUNTEY RESIDENCE FOR SALE 08 EX- oat irae aa le {GEG for ety Pro rail Now IS THE PROPER TIME TO HAVE YOUR HOUSES REPAIRED, That they may be tenantable od dilapifas core an ron — ee ce Kno de r) get ree fer ort bestot Mentsbe ted Penson HOUSES, cont tnintog ‘ale rooms rooms Ca renchreitneted rene rere" rate, an end Ovens putin pea eof ath street, ae et ‘Bets. . stained sud dingy Brick ¥ronteniesly | Price 81,300. on STALE, ei covn md : YSON A. musrar,s Bi orien feb au — ete New Yor ‘ave. wo totes st. Will give orders line three: ck 2! tres 5 mth ate? at F% eri atalsing tine room, paged or Post Ei es +s on New Jersey avenue, MANTELS! ae MARBLE MANTELS! ] parteularg dant wet Eo On sO earner Corner of A Jarge assortment of MARBLE MANTELS of the latest atyle,and Salaied in the the beat manner, for salen at the | lowest 3. VET eum" Marble Wonkdont ENT —ONE CARCI Tv FURNISHED egg ES seer oe near a frill give tnferuation concerning io 6u7 (3 rors.