Evening Star Newspaper, June 29, 1868, Page 2

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FoR TE ACCOMMODATION OF PERSONS leay- pg the city during the summer months they can have the Stag mailed to their address, by ordering the same at the office, for 2x cents per week, for one week or more. — __—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—————_— For Tam Erm or Mason RicHARps.—We see that Supegintendent Kennedy, of the New York potice, in anticipation of the accidents and dangers which occur from the use ot fire- works on the Fourth of July, bas given notice ‘hat the ordinance will be enforced which pro- vides that “no person shall fire or discharge any gun, pistol, fowlinz-piece or other fire- arms in the city of New York,” and which pro- hibits, in ike manner, the sale or use of dan- gerous fireworks, such as “snakes,” “chasers,” ~double-headers,” or any other fireworks, by whatever name, composed of the same material as those named. He directs the police to promptly arrest every offender. ‘We trust that Superintendent Richards will promptly issue a similar notice in this city for the public peace and security. Our exchanges cenerally are denouncing the dangerous prac- tices indulged im so recklessly by Young America on “the Fourth,” and which occasion the National holiday to be looked tor with fear snd trembling by all quiet people. In Baiti- more, afew years ago, 8 number of houses were destroyed through the fire-cracker nuis- snee, and the most destructive conflagration ever known in this country, the great fire at Portiand, Maine, originated in the same way, trom Fourth of July crackers set off by boys. ‘With so large & proportion of wooden baild- ings 8s we bave ia Washington, it may be con- sidered almost providential that we have been spared a similar catastrephe. Amy Exrensgs Uspaa Gay. GRANT.—Mr. Biaime, of Maine, on Saturday very vigorously repelled the allegation of Gtovernor Seymour, 1p bis Cooper Lastitute speech, that $80,000,000 bad been expended in sapport of the army and navy since the close of the war. Mr, Blaine explained that immediately after Lee's sur- render a million of soldiers and fifty thousand sailors had to be mustered out, and money had to be provided at once for their back pay, their bounties. and their prize money, and for these objects $625,00,000 Were expended as soon as the accounts could be settled, after the final \ictory of Grant, and all within a period of one hundred and fifty days. Mr Blaine asked if (Giovernor Seymour and his friends objected to this payment of the honorary debt of the re. public to the men who risked their lives to save the lif of the nation. Mr. Blaine further stated that, according to Governor Seymour's own figures, only $175,000,000 had been expended in three years for the current and legitimate expenses of both army and BAYS, OF 55,000,000 per aunum for both branches of the service—a far less sum per regunent for the army than was expended for ‘he same service ia Buchanan’s administration, and Buchanan's expenditures were in gold, While present disbursements were in paper. The army bad never been so economically idministered as under General Grant. General Grant bas issued an order to Gen. Bucbanse, commanding in Louisiana, direct- ing the removal of Gevernor Baker and Lient. Governor Voorhees, and the installation of the Republican Governor and Lieut. Governor, Warmouth and Dunn, elected at the recent election. The former is trom Illtnois; the lat- ter is acolored man. General Buchanan bas issued the necessary order, and these oilicers Will take possession to-day, when the Legis- lature also convenes. General Grant has aiso directed that the municipal and parish officers recently elected shall be placed in office upon taking the oath prescribed by the new Consti- tution The Irish Church Suspensory Bill has reached the House of Lords, and is now the sil-absorbing question in that branch of the British Parliament. No similar excitement bas been witnessed since the passage of the first Reform bill—certainly not since the Peel stant t Maynooth College im 1845. The tory lords seem ss unteachable as ever. It is not impossible that the bill may be thrown out by tbe Lords; but if thrown out it will only be to come back im still more offensive form. Tne Commons are in no mood to comply with the Lords; and the time is no longer when thé House ot Lords rule En; A cew element of discord likely to be thrown into the New York Convention, i. ¢., ‘he question whether the Southern delegates shall be admitted to fall representation. The Tammany Hall Sachems, it seems, consider it Advisable that the delegates trom States not represented, in Congress should refrain from Voting for candidates or taking part in the de- bate. Meantime, ft is intimated that the South- etn delegations will .nsist upon their right to vote, or will remain out of the Convention al- together. The Convention promises now to be an exceedingly frisky affair. The Richmond Dispatch discovers, with no little alarm, tha: Gen. Grant bas an element of strength not heretofore estimated. Upon his success depends the promotion of thousands of army officers. He will, if elected President, take care of his old friends im that branch of the service. Gem. Sherman will probably be made General of the Army in his stead, and every officer will look for promotion to a grade At ieast one step higher than that which he now holds. The Dispatch seesin this an immense power working in behalf of Gen. Grant. Sees re-erese—e The Mteliijencer snuffs danger to its candi- date im the suggestion that an attempt will be made to mtroduce the ballot for the chotce of a car didate at the New York Conservative Con- vention, and vigorously combats the idea. Consttments havea rightto know how their representatives vote, says the Intelligencer, and nothing could occasion more serious dissatis- | faction than apy change of the time honored mode of eliciting the sense of the Convention. Omaha seems tobe under a cloud. Disas- trous failures haye recently occured there, and more are threatened. A correspondent writes: ~ Our streets look as if the place was being deserted. Omahacan never get up the same “xcutement as she did this spring. In my opin- som abe is dead for years to come, and if the > was told by all they would coincide wit ‘0 months ago toere was not a store to © revted im the place. To-day there is sixty- ove stores for rent.” Twe Garvan Fustival at New Yorx.— ‘The Washington Schuetzen delegation and the Congressional committee arrived in New York +sterday morning, in order to be present and take part fm the grand procession and opening eremouies of the Swrngertest to-day. The election im Mississippi continues to-day And to-morrow. The retu: re still conflict. ang. Tae Democrats claim a majority, so far a2 beard from, of 15,000. —_—___ Ristori, La Grange and Tostee sailed for Liverpool from New York on Saturday in the Ville Ge Paris. The Legisiature of South Carolina will meet on the 62 of Jaly. ous. aad dol y ‘Sau Francisco = by & majority ofeix. The ‘Sssisted in loobying the bill, tu b the Ministers attem; i oi Commerciad aaertion bet weep ae ‘The editor Ad ta aunezation to the ted States is said to be the eause of the dem. onstrat.en. the King bas said, rf the Coed States ur ae be will botst (he British flag and protec. ton OF The walking mania bas toay legrond to mits wont public « "eo Ex Governor Henry A. Wise, of Virginia, prepaciag- @ volume of personal reminis- conces i Saat Twenty Pex Cunr.—Mr. Rditor:—The fol- lowing ar'iclv -hows the retail prices of several ‘Recessaries of life at (taiens . ‘tue \ery dxy the House of Representatives the twent; Per ceat allowance. tmined many other Illin: reject-d I bave ex- from other ric 3s retail Wholesale trom 1)) to 20 per I have carefully examined two weeks over ous hundred tj in various i Jarge number of the ket coatained thereim I find the are than what are enumerated below: Retail Market—Wood—Per cord: Oak, 86a 96.50, sawed and 5) ee $8. le, 8787.5u, sawed and split, apie, 94.50. Beef—Best Cats, Wc per ear ater, baying, per pound, 2@a2Sc; ares 2583), Eggs— Buying, per dozen, 17 cen! — cents. Potators—9) cents per Daahel r— Best, $4.5 — per sack. Corn i per ponn: Members of Con: oan certhinly justi themselves before before their’ constituents a rottey for the 20 per cent. increase, by showing the cost of the same necessaries of life at Washing- ton at the present time. The average prices of such articles in this city during the present mouth are trom 69 to 100 per cent more, The reports are pubiished almost daily, and any member can see for himself that any investiga- tion of the facts will show that I am correct. Another important item is that of rent. The same outiay (that is made here Fm the an- nual rent of & Rouse averaging from #24) to 8600) would rent a farm in the West, where all such necessaries could be raised for family wee at very little cost. It is earnest! that members of Con- gress Swill exiaries carefuliy this matter. Their constituents are not aware of the high cost of rent, necessaries of life, &c.. in Washington; for, if they did, no reasonable man would ob- Ject to the 20 per cent. increase. Let any member caretully note from the ope ee here the cost of necessaries, rent, it with the cost ef similar ar- Helerta are istrict, and he can triumphantly vindicate his vote for the 20 cent. increase before any intelligent body of men. June 26, 1865. Stcsss. {importance will be brought before the: (By order of the Sachem, W. 8. OLIVE ite A. C. of Hecords. “____A. 0. of Hecords._ (CS ATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK, Late Bask oF T OPOL Is.) ae June 25, 1458, Ata meeting of the Direc this Bank. beta yesterday. resolution was adopted: nes profits of the following ak elec’ That ten per cent of the Bank for the e current bait’ JES becarried to Evarplas fuse’ ‘eg required by law, and that f eo emmlene’ a aieh nd ef four per cer SEfx) apon the capital stock de pal tot! holders on or after WEDNESDAY. the July next. ‘MOSES KELL’ je 29-3t Cashes i WAMD will be iehd woM ODE D will be held on the 29th (hy beduas 1358, at So’cleck p. m , at or nesr the corner of 2d street weat and B street Berths for the Interest of the working men fof that bem eae MANY VOTERS. GBEAT REDUCTION IN PRICES ON SUMMEB GOOD: Ar M. WILLIAN’S. je 21m 336 Pennsylvania avenue, Tae aes bE Poste ae OOLEE BOILD TION .— is regular monthly meeting for payment re mop onthiy ig fon yment of dues will geo eon the second Inesday night of Bext mo 7% o'clock. at Temperance Hall, The rect ure of the 'W. Co-opera: tive Ae Photon iat! re connected with this institution in ces are in the most satisfactory com Il be shown by # detailed statement which will be read at the next er pHoMrsoN. jez7___[Bep. Sunday Chron -]___ Secretary. > GEORGETOWN N COLLEGE, D.c. OMMENCEMENT WEEK. on TUESDAY. AFTERNOON, at 5 Setocks the Graduating Clase of 15.3 will give & series of Lec- tores on Chemistry. with experiments. On WEDNESDAY. at 10 o'clock & m., the usual Address before the Alumni of the College ‘and the Members of the Philotemic Soctets will be deliver. ed by Bickaro T. Mearicx, Esy., Washington city. i THURSDAY. the Aneaal Commencement will be held at 9 o’cleck a The parents of the stu ents. friends of the i tution and the public generally are invited on each day, = ia joan B_A. MAGUIRE. 8. J. 1 € idee tc DEPARTMENT. »D.C., ders of Seven-thirty Notes’ who desire to avail themselves of thelr right to convert the game into Five sweaty Sends ae notified that the notes must resel he Treasury De- partment at Wash: ~ of at office of the Gestetant Treasurer ol the ‘Gnited 8 States at New ork, as fi ‘The notes that matured on the 15th of Jane must Presented on or before the 15th da July The notes that become dus on the 18th of prod — be presented om or before the ist day of A The bends to be issued | exchange fo will bear toterest from the let aay of eesaly. iy 1308 and the interest rite gt ted eet on The bonds will be of of the ‘eres s MAYOR'S OFFICE, CITY HALL Wasmrxotox, D.C. pane, 28° 168 in sections of th Tie ts is rendered he mong 1d to protect pro perty- petits ang cits d citizens fro impoet Sere ais oy ce Mayor. (eB otics. M. W. GALT & BRO., JEWELERS, HAVE REMOVED 10 THEIR Je 231m _ ber. LTH ano 127 OFFICE OF NATION A, Defi OSCR HE OY NATIONAL seater ConneR 197H stREET AND Pa. ave. OTICE.—All left at 1 MIL moneys left on agate a _ }ween now and _ et cops will fo, draw interest from BePositsit money by them drawi sot: ~ bowever emall I the burt, putit af ooee ‘tall those who in $0 or over, if left n genous ta i or more, will draw taierest af toe Fale of ous bot *Heeeves gszenso rs this Bank on the Slat DL. EATON, Actuary. W.A D. President. iP. Coons: Chairman Finance Committee. F&%. SALE—Twenty fres! Booms with three Calves Willexchange butcher. eat | Apply at 212 éth street, Let P and Q je 29-st" $200 uieharh eta: ©. 1 ow HARNESS and GF 4 SPRI and & good ont-door Ese. rik je 29-3 TRENCH OB 1H OBINA 15 ED TEE wis 50 PER Bet 1 iy per dozen. aed tg os ri 493% Hh ot Tok pircuERs=5 Ie TI rime nt a» t ot boprees x ie Canary AND MOCKING BIBD AINE Sroce, PEGG Nath wrest, jome st Between D ant k. Gi CA eRe anracngt RBIAGES. oad. waye, Bu ties, Bxtension Tops, hc. ae . Repairing prow: ROBE! ae rm tory 374 D at., 3 abop 4 maasel ory near ae ay Lyons SILK DEPoT. 308 PENNSYLVANIA av. uUB, between 9h and 10th streets, are atill selling off that elegant stock of BLACK AND COLORED LYONS’ SILES, AT COST FOR OasH. ‘They Gre elec closing out at EXTREMELY LOW PRICES 0 fine assortment of BLACK AND WHITE LLAMA LACE SHAWL3, arge assortments of FEBNCH ORGANDY LAWNS, JACONBTa, MOUBMING DRESS GOODS, {NE WHITB Q00868; &c , &c. Sv GREAT BARGAINS cen be hed by calling carly. ~_ pe nit BALE-Teo ye pee Late TELEGRAMS, &. ‘Vietorie advices state that the sloop A. 5S. ‘Thornton was attseked by three canoes full of |. The Indians fought firearms. The ‘ge id @ gunboat to pi nal Christian Conventien jay, the committee on as- sociations rey |, Tecommending the forma- on of aw “Christian association, as against “the Christian associa temperance: Hon, but fomagggnnn! indi ual opposition to fa tem, The question is lett to indtvis al consciemce, ‘The extensive nail works and nail plate mill belonging to the Pottstown, Pennsylvania, Iron Company, at that place, was totally de- stroyed by fire Saturday. The loss is estimated 0 be from one hundi to a hundred and any dollars. ‘The Democratic Be wid elections in San Francisco (under a law which throws arownd primary elections the secresy and restrictions ot hacer Meeworimr| bas been held. Anat tempt to lo*-boxes in one watd was frustrated by the police, and one person was arrested for illegal voting. ‘The Union Kory Central Uommittee of Cali- fornia has «ailed a State Convention for Au- “ed ny Hat to pomlaite Presidential electors. mary elections are to be held under the pri- tion law, all to cipate who themselves to vote for Graatand Colfax PWecee Hale, & Co.'s 9 leg manutactory and siw mills, at North D Dover, Mass. were burned on Friday last. Loss $27,(00; insured $7,000, Hubbard Woodward, an employe, was nae burned, and many others were seribusly njured, Miss Caroline F. Sturgeon, a highly it oes Cran terpee amet seve residing al dit West Tamaver’ street, Baltimore, was so badly burned Saturday from the com- me of her clothes with a stove That she died, grand demonstration was made at St. poe yesterday to welcome the retura from Europe of the Roman Catholic Archbishop Kendrick, Eight thousand people marched in procession, with masic, banners, &c. Jefferson Davis, while coming down stairs with one of bis children in his arms, in the ho- tel at Lenox ville, Canada, fell, and somewhat injured his back. He was unable to attend the con vocation of the Bishops’ College. PB ny rey Japan, which arrived at Pa-~ ima on the ath, in 63 days from New York, sailed afterwards for San Francisco. J. Ross Browne, Minister to Uhina, was a passenger. The people of Philadelphia are talking about buildings bridge across the river Delaware between that city and Uamden, N. J. It would be over & mile long. The judgment recently rocured a4 default by Ross, Steele & Oo. inst thi sas Pa- eific Railway, for $1,600,000 has been Peeves by the Supreme Court, New York. In the trial of Deems for the murder of To- land, in Baltimore, the a ry returned & ver- — Saturday of murder in the second de- peel Kingwalt, attempting to rescue a friend who had been arrested in Memphis, was mortally shot by Sergeant Brown, of the po- lice. WD WAS arrested. + CBOCKEBY, GLASSWARE, | FEENOH CHINA, CUTLERY AND PLATED WABE, HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES, LAMPS, CHANDELIERS, &e. Fos on Zon cont io first clase Goods to whieh I invite the attention of thew sont cumieeating to kop house, housekeep “ne weal c ‘cash price ie marked on all goods in Pisin Dguree. ARLES SPEURIOH, Jn. nth str je 29 3t* between band B stiee THE NE PLUS ULTRA oF FIREPLACE HEATERS! BIBB’S GEM a Pt FIREPLACE BIBB'S DIAMOND 2 5 PURNER FIREPLACE THE GREAT BALTIMORE HEATERS, The above Stoves having been greatly impreved this seaso fared to offer greater iuducements want of these avoid the ust truay seasen we would edvies our {riends 9 send i their orders early. For sale by all the principal ae houses in Washington, Georgetown. D U., and Alexandria, Va. je 29-3t* A CARD. TO THE PUBLIC. The undersigned. whilet Mhilat 6 bracing this oppor. friend to prov ee cae friends for thelr. Uberal pa iectine ss the former satisfaction rendered his pa. tropa ie.auficlent guarantee of his facilities and Eillingness to respond to their requirements in nein fatare ‘fis store ie abundantly supplied with the CHOICEST Premgrtalnearioysd including map rtations, whi wile ey reptenis enlgbeds Bross to tot evel receive instant attention. ie ature fo assert that the public can finds noe ibe it ip the District from which they can procure ‘more superior quslity of GROCERIES, SUBSTAN TIALS, AND LUXU- ‘and at more reasouable prices; and whieh 2 Pa, rer rice, ear Ay M Scorers sett ine tp rhe ‘will have'tke 310 ah 53 aay Hai FLouR. ae tee ie BEEF AND BOSTON Poa s.AND AL Me an he OBANGE bi NY: BUTTER vapealait reo N BUT ER. NEW YO; WHITE Bi Sealed GA) Hermetically Quen Teapoiky revit ty FRESH CORN. Portland weet Corn, warranted RESH TOMATORS {und $ Tb cans, 8c. & ooh Heath and Yel a Uatdalbe ‘up to or- Fresh PIN: ee PICK Bere Las. ao. eateEs. Tevet go cussions ITALIAN. MAOCARONI, and ou ry eand i virgin OLIVE olvts in white deiear bot tee, joch Freres, ohn Durand, English, American, fe. Italian, and Dutch 'B} on REES—coupwatt Yo Hyson, Imperial, BI AOK—Standard Colo: lish Breakfast. Chulen hee Leoneegll Hlower; ry ‘Oranged Bypchong: Fine Fine ds. 1 gon, e., &o CORNER er * ‘CPLANT. NUE IF ae TRENT beRERT, aeeee FPPPPPPPRPPPPPPRDPPPR THOMAS H. BARRON, BUILDER, CONTRACTOR, AND SUPERINTENDENT. re how el ‘Old and buildings remorteed and mi a8 good @7 "prepared to make ar ppecifications. & any me hi te wz-from. at prices to suit the applicants. aa Warrant Satisfaction. or nov rges ma ‘self to be agreeable in my bust ae arcane relations. and Prompt in meeting ell Ss '¥ Obligations, and ask in return onlv ‘same from those who may favor me with w@atheir patron: Sar, Beference in'mad= to tf ae stone ssinte's walk from core sae wiftmen meet wrth Seige 105 praxos. PABLOB AND CHUBCH OBGANS. MELODEONS. =i ptt mer tanec forte cureetee- inneent in the aioe 306 Pa. a1 ee nepe Heke, M. ae bk ak Woop DEFor, ui Sees AND cL eest goat. arise Op Gaetios WANTS. —————————_—— Wart. ood Tallorees to work im the store at 393 street, pear 13th. Lat a <4 Lipo pa re jo 29-28 ANTED—A Colored Woman to wash —™ pacommey, thei: to 8, ‘aad + ell ommended shployer. inquire of H. BROW ie einat Wisse OB = ‘Office. 47 erat ira Maree: et Meese, ir a fcciites rupplied. un MAN whi WANTED! DIA WHiTs Wo Ma ‘ Bes Keeper. to go. few miles trom the per. we ved len. eae pre: oar .iving aha ‘ate ‘ety rences: ferred. Address A. ib. 6 end address. Ww Ages PERM AKERS. ot No. ED—By a omall family. to a Wirt Senta iG ioae Faromes tenant. A idress We ae tox cor 3a WANTED A fay honest GIT, to ee seo waster and frone! all family. Mi Feely, yeetul. a German pretetred i re thrown ts out naNE BRICK and 2xPe. mab eureet= 83 00 cash and Deleuze long A number of FARMS the city) for sale ne Seema pen! ee ett or ’ mprove- “a “aimed BoLtaman, Tneu: ance Agents. Room u P~ Tire class cured on Kea! Estate negotii pared. and collections made at seReot {Intel } large BOOMS, Reape hat D®s, STORE FOR | FOR GALE—A nest and weil ill beta ata bf Store atsck wow set hey light ada Paget i "BRICK 27x100.18 rooms, I st, between He end loth otable in the rer. a BOUSES, lar parts of tho city, well located BI icbise rise j RETEEROTT MALL. BUMORS OF BECONSTRUCTION FOB TWO NIGHTS ONLT JAMES = TAR a WIM deliver his CALLE — OO RENTON it beve OWARDIN, DISPATCH morees Keprorenta. sore nat oon ROIS parts, which Latety en Miniiiant success tn ae ond. eee terberg, Lyac! e Charlottevtiie. Nor ETZE us s Lj OB TURSPaY AnD yen DNRspay, each evening at Tickets. 60 cents. Tobe Bed at Bite’ © Basic Store sud st Metuorott'y. cad ‘PIO NICs, eee ao. venien i! NT—A THRES > a 9 2 se Su aeetsoetrong | F'focbE eltasted of the coeet at x Sipe | = ten rooms, with per month. A ppl ie " and 8 ibe Cl jogant BRICK Sa See with improve. 08 the corner of north I and Norsh . To s good ee will be HALL @ Boss. xchange. and D streets. je 29-40 [1 988E Fo =_— Arngueigl poe, PITOL BIL 7 Corner Bevent! aoe st Lots ‘8 good house, und the -five Besutifal Building LOTS (only two ty is very reenty foe ‘oni well arranged for cars) ss otek to wide sitey? ey eneet sha oe pauare from the Capi ere te st arte oo laid and paid for street cars. ° ‘erm: ‘mon! Paction Dremiaes, to WILLIAM P’ "OCoNNOR: rocer. Tyirieg to build ba: for three 70! ais ished. PARLO! 4 OH AM- PGE g Communicating: alec, othes BOOMS nent Ebuitt Howsend Jo 27-3t FOS BERT One eu QURWIGHED BX Hoe i atl 2. in advance. ite es BRENT ian 338 K street nort north. 7 streets, two communie Furnished BOOM ye Pei F°, RENT —On- Vi Inia avenue, House No J. CAMERON, Ts Deouth Dear 435. WASTED— A a ory) WOMAN Tagosk. cE su to take care of elaren. Call'at 237 1a bet. W ANzED at 349 © street, a WOMAN, ‘and Iron for’ Ree need spply but ome can bring good recom- lation. jo 26-8" ITED—850 ee month. ors be fc war on tny td vu NYUBNISHED OOS etth th Sat are mers impr his wie, and esas peg agg Sohtrraper tl , be invitin, IES WAN’ ED To examine 20 000.35 EAM FLUTING; unear by any other 5 process, en yet remain POLS ay oe ee a nd can ROOMS, 322 F str Agent for Cole's "Potent family use. ECOND: HAND 1 gh RR WA aT RD orders ing Inrge oremnall inate Seat wilt tad oF to wel 4 ree @ddress 8 note to advantage to call or "No. ‘307 enna. Srenue, je W-1m* Wi ANTED-FURNITURE 0 ‘OF ALL KINDS — posing of all kinds of Forniti il find it to their ‘dra a call on - we 7 the be oe cash “en Iso, cash advan: ry consigned opus end snored free of Charen, on BO Ae Loahgr je9-1m O04 #93 Poss ANTED—Families breakin: ap Boussksoping or removing from the city. to Know that they ban dispose ef their Furniture wi withont the Houble rT expense of = suction. by addressing MES ¢ H ad Fe ‘urniture Dealer, st. and Pa. iy — i » Se ae ply corner ‘fd and BH ats. FO mag Pre OR | REI —A Yard oF street, near RORCHGES Bt of old Bricker i tire a ONGEOT’S Human Hair Store, 27' ‘fee iy T—Two BRIOK HOUSES, six rooms for and, d gas. on th street, neat K Meratvias BILE Lots. TWO HUNDRED MORE BEAUTIFUL LOTS acain OFFERED FOR S4LB on Apinat rer of oth snd, north side: ‘oJ, 1 | THIS SPLENDID PROPEETY, NORTH OF x, FORRES RENT—BRICK HOUSE, four a a ss kitchen; water at thedoor. Inquire cl gi former of 4th and A ‘strecte north, Capitol BEDUCED PRICES, a jez AND oN a3 BENT—One BRICK HOUSE, containing ae ea sata tioRiS nO itpek woeee se and P sts a. FIVE YEARS TIME. OBLY ONE-TENTH CASH r inatance, ® lot at 9400 would require but to OR hree-story ‘and Basement ‘On these terms Clerks, Laborers, and all who House Fe 337 8 street, between oth and Fe LAL S, eH OSEMREN Nocaoe | seer soctre. bouse in the spot improving Penna. ave wae row MC ABNY, No ‘eat m1 York SPEOULATORS FS SALE, S100K and FIXTURES ram Benes chen for cash. Inovire at the Wrocme Of the finest located lots remain unsold. Bavk, comer 19th 7™ I streets. Apply betgese BUY QUICK. the hours of cansecure ® lot by paying $2) down. FOE REN oF three Unf "20 rome Title perfoct id Kitchen, Q G, between Mth ‘end 15th streets HALL & BOSS, Apply to JOHN RELLY, on preminces eas a" (Late B. M. Hall’s,) Beal Estate Bxchange WORTH OF, SECOND HARD $5, 000 FURNITURE WANTRO Ean eclining housekeeping, or baving Furnita: my description to dispose of, wilt find it to, : '@ call apon OF addreng.s note by post to MARK ERIE LS, N 2 Ninth street. ‘be- tween Penrzylvania D street, who oD: Saree OLoee DING, BOOTS, HM Pos ja 8 1y* eS eee LOST AND FOUND. BEWABD —8Stolen or strayed away, on the yy irate, sod faaks” heavy in calf, roan = [ Sea yee ee lth street, Selle cbieeier cat Omega end s Suwa will be paid. Je 29-8t' ba M.P. ‘th v of 2 Lape age “WALSH ‘Gow. with Sern. whith the owner ot | “he hese charges. with, horn a PER? near Fort Bunker Hiil. —On Friday evening, June 26th, on Penua. enue, between i} "aad Sg or on Seay wee 9 ried MARLOW & CO,’S SHIRT MANUFACTORY, 262 PENNSYLVANIA AVENCE. je4-3n FINE WHITE SHIRTS, LINEN Bosoms, AT $150. WALL, ROBINSON & CO., 322 Pennsylvania avenue, jo m-tt Bet. Nieth sudTonth gtreets. OAL AND WOOD. TRE CHRAPnS? YARDS wd wt HINGT: area bet end ih sta. Naty Yank, aires g2, band LEIS VA oa Dat aA a oni fsna ced —Coal atits and families wouldao a toley ‘etsth Tele wikter' sup, Pp rs received, and will be filled rp oruhe three monthsat Present 4 ic Ww. H. B. Feta apes fine young bay mar ited for famil: rather emall but i, arivea “w inal “and double ie ‘of DF, Dr. op aNiEL ce. Patents 1 ES PED. aateteet T° LUiME amp wale bas LEBS AND CON LONG HAIR, for Pias- PR < yd will Gnd it to their advantage to ress 7.8: GRgry & 00. je2am Ni cencns veri st., Baltimore, Ma. Rirticnsarons. ee ae CABBAGE, CaLmnr | Foraaebr sesnucen Plante, jo '3-8t Ssrars MADE TO ORDER, AND WARRANTED TO FIT. WALL, BOBINGON & 00., 322 PRENSYLVANIA AVENUS. OR BENT—Right Unfarnished BOOMS, to aif streets. F beF oF seperate, saliable for housekeeping. a x S23 ere: Apply at No 497th street, bei 5 F aR, ernie eel pa est 3 ‘sod 24, Oapitel Hill. QE RENT—HOUSE No 514 B betweon3i ani AND PLRASANT ROOMS. Rost eittectsi pomonsion, given, July tet. iss. | [AB Nightful and alry easton Bi * Jo 26-tf Corner E and 9th streets. FS. BENT—One large FRONT poe ie. ble for three gent!emen, or family, No 4™1 street, between 4th. ae ‘S-cost OR RENT—Three — ining farnished ROOMS va suites or single. as desired. Board sod of be room moderate. No. 51 Penn. avenue; tory brick, corner 22d street, near Cir vileges of shome, “Addrese Box 60 Ciey Poet i diately ove Lz uw rivileges of home x oat | ine over : Binice. 24 00st" ill be rem 4 ces. Centrally located presen; beth lnryonnd om met Aéapied for Lawyers and rented 66} ‘Acent collectively for subletting. “For te farther iene L. iss ee ‘m3 Ape PATCH, 73 Louisiana avenue, — at has for sale 2.000 Fi Call for, logue s Hioaeen ‘and Lots tn all parta of the city. m) Fe. Fo RENT—HOUSE No. 426 EF ares, betwine sth and 7th streets, whPeate OUSBA & 326 Pennsylvani: pear ROOMS. 4th floors, with use of bi House has lately chan street, between owt weed STORE = sth tad Mat sita- -ORBALE OB RENTOA tires siors weet corner of Enbehe with take rpatiding. Ro. 446 ie we, Avely co, RAUL & 20es, Sa, Beal Batate porcetaion five Tet of July dagaie’ ond.“ W: FOE SALE —Tro or three TRAOTS OF LAND. ‘KKB. Keq., near the premises, oF “ a5. i scree, near, Colesville. Mont street: ‘the Oanal Gorse oe cou mney a ire at Office, y 7 tf _BOARDING. TY. PLEASANT FRONT T Booms. Ww! pren ro SALE—FRAME HOUSE AND TOF, soutt sout! = front, two stories high, containing six wien ee ornate of ata pantry aad fe tot Bin ne SE Feat, of B8 South A stzsee sar Rammer Kitchen; water ig yard wi over 8 REE FORRISHED ROOMS. with or grasectn gen’ Eat tai fection front iby 133 fect T cue bonrd ste 35s G oneticceer at eth ‘$0- foot all alley th re in rear, cow og res end Gand ‘weet 1th at Denis: 20 2-3t" one quae vanta ave. Title pertec = Sbply onthe ® premicce 10.156 north I ma | BoAroinc— Beet Bese tee BS A medera-bailt meh era 59.8 monsent 1 cep AD” Ish “oh Peas at by $3 i pire. 207 Pennsylvania eee = bia ‘01 '—From J: F Miter alf of @ MS wofetnaiel BOB iz, ton or es Pore )334 4th street, between F’ and G streets ester on prem! ENT—One of th Tost eligible STORRS Foe cr Metropolitan ti Bowl. next ~ i iy “Apply to MARSHALL BROW! an yapeciarely pair eater pe tg h and 2ist st “me Cree som —One pleasant BOOM for Fase annals ‘Board. two large conneetin Bort a f ‘tions from the east Tottne Gap stor: eal ‘well furnished, Apply iy immediately’ at a a mee Eee | SOS isthete bot ae ed meee mmesincel oe nT tee > BOOMS 0 on first or oy on the HEI EFoRYSD Li Ke. iratebed. fer copl a en bt or E95: So eee pas caeer at 67 13th street "STN] A iT BUSIN' svepec. now doing a ineiieeeeaes rer jot Fedob aR witn Sefer, coe ditch ces, ii} Be ith streaks 2 Hous. Indiea — nO ae jOUSE No. 21 Ai ato. ty aly omoiaion tsacarisropposites H GALE OF & aie ik BOR ply at No. 486 Mass. aven streets of eight room Ngibly situated. Price, $3,5000ach Rent. 3% per month. Inquire of BOGAN & WYLIE. $29 7th strect, or at No. 455 Mass. avenue. be: ral 6th and 7th at 2018-26" Popa tir saunas Sec ng seven ‘u wr ote Sere ry Bi street weet. Bent Gatemouth He eos Pek Bo Ses ke. ee SS tont porth Se water tod sa ote ee Reorea te re sth and 10th streets. Possession aly. FFB crams nee PERSE, ete ee eet Ste oer Milburn’s Polar Soda. THEE COLDEST AND THE BEST Bo. 460 FIFTEENTH STREET, Orrostrs Tuxastar. ig CTE. Wateus ON DBAUGET st @kay 4 P cs tie s ‘caRonN. E street, Letween 13th and 14th etroate Committee of the above Ase ctation OR’ her wharf. foot of Tih street caithtrming to Worn Bo freshments at al! Camee. and will d> eversth <in their power to reader li piessaut to the parse, of this deitabitul ‘resort, "Drea reakiast on board F Tickets a and further mformat 80 Foneerivenie. =: KOBGE MATTIN THE ProTom —y ie TO GLYMONT on the stbat duly BOATS GILL LSAVGS GING Sand Worelock a. ring. leave GL. Loveivek. 40 clock and? This arranges Betreshmecis om Bouts and Grounds A fine cotiftion band wili go down in the beat, and remain on the grounds at Glymont ‘au “Rvs for Bound T: 50 conta jo 2 6 Ti eowen make semi week: VER eather mitting.) lea ing ber wharf.foo oth street, © at 4h, at ett on reters Teshments ou board = Tick- 5 ye ut AND WASHINGTON bf STRING BAN Ds | Beedauas Toom 24. Ao pees mage Boiling. No S21 Mtb at D je 18-3m" TA : LY HILL x This celebrated Band com be eecutd for 108, EXCURSIONS, BALLS. &e.. up short potice and et reasonable rates. by cal) ing at the drug store of Lawrence A Love corner High and Prospect sis - the ‘car TH by sadrensl ne eet, nr ner HEALD M USIC: MU Us ARION” QEAD- BILLE BAND. ~The best of Music fur nished for Bails, Pic Nics. Exeursions. Pa Trades, Pi ete ny umber ot Musi furnished Terms reaso a : Headquarters, 305 Penna. « bet and lth streets, or at Ellis’ Mavic Store. With prompt atiention. P.O. Box 603 TTIZER BRASS “AND COTIL Being connected with no military organization, om Hberal te for Excere roa. Bailey avenue, nod at Mrs Weber street east, bet G and I sts.. D5, THEVISSEN. of street. 156. cures Bi cases, Surdity. Paralysis ows System, ete Tench and German. Victoria Hotei, om he gratis pz NAU—A GENTLEMEN OF MODE ate Inrans wisbre to beceme acquainted handsome agreeable and intelligem .. + Washington. ye 25 at MAx#oop — Thirty. Sehth “edition of this new Medical pamphlet revised and just published by the author, Doctor Curtte tiv valuable work treats on the cause aud c cline and gives a clear eym ediments to mar- the remedies therefor. Enclose six sanpe te te ‘suthor. Box 777 Post Ono. w ae RO.8 &e of and devoted -e to the treat- Diseases and Ds E. De F. CURTIS. M. DF. @c.. bas made @ speciality 5 Fesidence street, between Seth nod dist ste, . ehington D.C. Consulting houre from 10 tea, and6to9p. m. wed Soxcs Bas TRIUMP! ED. fences without pain, tisry ort nlence, of win, Injury orincoseonionees te diseases arisi ng fom the vopatursi, ace wer ce the habit itecif sroveut. ) LEOn. D® stnckow axp PHYSICIAN. 266 PENN<TLVANIA AVENUE, above L2tb Bas devoted years to the treatment of f simpeiete: sod Ran met with the greatest Success u ‘and & LeabE desiring, expecta {rgetment will od capt he tes PF Whee ot . Baltimore, Ma ‘Twenty rears Universal succses; rooms with competent er, tree strictly com@deetial A i: aaa Screen Reavt weap aeapi formed by meu of fiers pores. je alec attention of the miyt> Mie stock of BUILDING MATERIALS, erally wine "Fotnt’ sene {Ber bost Saiviugton, ‘Wothere: poon's Calcimed Plaster, Bold at Fy mh prices Lapres OAN HAVE THEIB HOOPSKIETS ALTERED AND BEPAIBED et CHS. — nwa nae au Ten srectnsemen toeer aeteaneees .,, YER git £00. shined 310 stu ot aaa see - ,