Evening Star Newspaper, July 9, 1868, Page 2

EVENING STAR. ak Largest Cireulation int Dic, CROSBY S. NOYES... WASHINGTON OITY: THURSDAY... «JULY 9, 1968, @7 BEADING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. UUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE | GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. can have the Stag mailed to their address, by ordering the same at the office, for 12% cents | Per weeir, tor one week or more. } | The nomination of Mr. Seymour for the | Presidency by the Democratic Convention, | (Aunounged first here bys StaRextra,) took | the politicians here a good deal by surprise to- | day. It was deemed among the probabilities | that bis name would tuta up formidably in the course of the day, but it was not expect»d | that the combination would be effected } s® suddenly. The New York poltficisns | Played their cards with great adroitness | and brought forward their bashful and reluc- tantcandidate exactly at the proper moment to win, after the other candidates had batted each other's brains ont. Opinions yaty hare concerming the strength of Mr Seymour ss a candidate. It is certsim, however, that the Bomination fails toeticit any enthusiasm on the part of the Democratic politicians, aud that the leading Republicans of the capital receive it with a positive feeling ot relief. The latter hold tbat Seymour's war record will be fatal tobrm im the East and his financial position = the West. The Democrats aver, however, their platform is todo the business, and that Seymour or anybody else can be run in on it witha rush. The coolness of feeling here in Democratic circles over the nomination is due tothe fact that Seymour has few partisans here, most of the Democratic politicians having taken strong ground for other candidates, more especially for Hancock. The Bisir family have worked to some par- pose in effecting the nomination of Gen. Frank Bisir for the Vice Presidency, after he failed tor the first place on the ticket. This isa bid fer the soldier vote. The Steam Fire Department force, or a por- | trom of it, is resigning because of the election of Mr. Ellwood as Chief Engineer. In the letter cf resignation—given elsewhere—of one of the companies, the firemen resign, “to take effect immediately.” Wedo net know whether the other companies bave resigned in the same | peremptory form. Of course the employes of | the Fire Department bave a right to resign, but | for their own credit they should not do it ina way to put themselves in the attitade of pur- | mddenty vacating their posts. Prob- ably it did not occur to them im this light. We | presume, however, that with the aid of the Government steamers the property of the city ean be protected—unless in the case of a heavy copfiagration—unti} the places of the resiga- ing firemen can be filled. How Mrces it Costs.—The New York Post calls attention to the fact that the adoption of the repudiation platform by t§e Democratic Convention was immediately @llowed by 3 tall im Government bonds of about one per cent. Every holderof the national debt ha. his property reduced im value; losing, in fact, two months’ interest on his money by this one rash vote of three hundred politicians, The | total immediate loss in value was nearly twen- | ty millions of doliars. Nor 1s there any com- | pensatipg advantage to any person whatever; the loss of national eredit benefits no one, but is pure loss to the bondholders, the nation and the world. Pensoxat.—Hon. John Morrissey made his first appearance with the New York delegation im the Democratic Convention yesterday. ~ Thurl w Weed saiied for Europe on Tuee- dig. <= lien Kc Sees anmaes t Gek eress pia North Osrolina, is in town. --** Mr. J. Ross Browne, the new Minister to Chins, will sail from San Francisco for his post on the 3d of August. .... Hon, John RB. French,and Hon. QO. H. Dockery, members of Congress elect from North Carolina, are at the Ebbitt House. General Grant and family arrived st St, Louis yesterday. He declines all public demon- strations, and will proceed with his family to bis farm near that city. Gen. Sherman accom- panied the party from Cincinnati to St. Loa. Hon. Daniel Weisel, of Hagestown, formerly Jndge of the Court of Appeals, 1s suggested by the Frederick Ezamincr as the Republicen can- digate for Congress from the Fourth District of Maryland. Hon. John A Griswold was yesterday nom- imated by the Republicans of New York for Governor of that State. Wm. P. Kellogg and John S. Harris were yesterday elected United States Senators trom Louisiana. General Chamberiain was yesterday nomi- mated by the Republicans for re-election as Governor of Maine. New Jersey Republicans hold their conven- tion at Trenton to-day. Gen. Howard, with the approval of the Sec- retary of War, bas initiated measures for the early withdrawal of the Freedmen’s Baran trom South Carolina. General Scott, iaisstoner for that State, having been electad Governor. it wall be necessary to put 4 new man in bis place, but he will remain connectad with the Bureau tll a proper officer to appoint Das been selected. General Howard has di- tected bim to recommend a suitable person for Cemmersioner, snd to reduce the number of sgeuts of the Bureaa as soon as possible. ‘There will hereafter be but few army oflcors ond work will be graduall: a a officials of State ap; Ltmivat. ed Genera} Howard that ctvil Magistrates will render the duties of thee: army officers very light. The new Superin- tendent of Education fs to be a civilian, as sag: gested by Governor Scott, and he, too, wii Telieved as socn as the State is ready to ascump the work of ecucation. Tux Loymsaya LacisLatrre.—The Louis_ iauw Legislature yesterday, after unimportant business, went into joint session, and elected William P. Kellog io the Senate for the long term, ard Jebn S. Harris for the short term. A committee of Democratic members of both Houses presented a communication to (ieneral Buchanan stating that the presiding officers of both Houses had proceeded in violation of the State Constitution, and the orders of the Gen- eral ot the armies, and the General command- img the department, im excluding members en- lied to seats. They appeal in behalf of the people of Louisiana for redress, and ask the commanding officer, by victue of his authority, to place said exciuded members in their seats, Gereral Buchanan replies that while in bis opinion these proceedings are illegal, oppres- sive.and upjust, and koown to be in opposi- tion to the will of the General-in-Chiet; yet he considers the interest, law, and order of the State im this crisis will not be best subs rved by forcible imterference to correct the abuses complained of. He ssys he will forward a copy of this commonication, with his letter, to Gea. Grant. and to the Chairman of the’ Recon- suuction Committee. Arrates 1x Norte CagoLrva.—The pro- ceedings of the General Assembly Monday, ay, and yesterday are of no general im- portance. Canvassing for United States Sena- tor is kept up constantly. It is onderstood that Governor Holdea and bis new board of supervisors of the State Insane Asylum, has removed Dr. E. O. Fisher, who has been in wa ition since the establishment of the i stitution, and appoiated Dr. Grisson, a count, renee from Granville. Other removal | 5 aod sppasinenipare expected. pie Bostox Rank Pay peoenen—Fumes D. Martia, late cashier of the National Hide ties Bee Pahoa rT we Judy ofthe -aperior Oriminal Court, on Monday upon the charge of embez- ¢ funds of he epank, His bail was fixed 0, Sad be ves committed until Bis suretirs appear to rulease Sian SF Weare wid that during the heated term See cabins mo nmscereting on leet tn: A Jeon bo thicker than a water placed an each tumbler adds to the relish, 87 Boston hes appropriated €510,000 for a Grivewsyaroend it. soto be execatedin Cleveland, SF Mrs. Victor ip Augyst. as Monopran valved Ses parte Se Dave THE NEW YORK CONVENTION. SIGHTS AND SCENES ——— _ ~*~ r INCIDENTS OF THE BALLOTING. PENDLETON'S rae? HREDAICE’S PENDLETON'S PLATFORM. INTERESTING PARTICULARS. ‘Toere werd but fyw breaks in the monotony of the balloting im the National Democratic Convention yestertiay? "The Cémmerctal of last eveping says: “The sights and scenes inside of Tammany | wait to-dsy surpass an: jo hd. tines ot tho. Convention. the session of Pendleton was as aqueeses pera Yo- ciferous as ever. The ches in the rear of the seats of the overflowing with members of the Greenback Brigade. friends of Senator Hendricks were Lory plenti- fully sprinkled the cheered the Rate of the tayarite whenever it was men tioned with a hearty good will. The spaces Of niue of the Indiana delegates to tos supp a indiana of Hendricks. They nad previously rachel om} Pendleton. The friends of the Indiana crassa ihe Greenback Hrigade looked corona, ree joo! hee bive. When the resait had been a adien, pon asked leave to tettiey oe which was granted.” Ere the call had been halt made on theeighth ballot, Mr. Tilden entered at the head of the os Empire State delegation, and all were im- mediately bent im the direction of their seats, Schell, Morrissey. Cox, Dowling and the bal- ance followed their leader, and im afew min- utes order was restored. Mr. Tilden then mounted his bench, and said that the time had Seances poe choice Presidency, percetvi it sentiment of the pat farwas did not sustain it burst out in a volle: continued and. repeated, The y= ome bon the applause of the floor, 4 PENDLETON MaN APTRR CHAS. same paper says the tenth ballot was not marked by any particular episode. The friends of Pendleton in the — still looked cheerful. A thousand —. discussed his claims, and one Buckeye, who heard agentleman near him say that New York demanded the nomination of Chase, called on the crowd to put the nigger => He — that the = Wee Gone never be dem <a aman as cc? The New Yorker told him that a State which gave 50,000 Democratic ity had s Tight to mame the candidate, and it was not now half so important to take a secret party AR aa it was to secure 3 nominee who could win, win, win. Success was what he ——s ard New York would look to it that we sucha man. This little breeze created quite a sation in that part of the Hall, and devel- 7 a strong attendance of Chase men, for the ‘ndletoniaps got the worst of it om the lungs question. The © PENDLETON'S PLATFORM., ‘ommercial says:—Any one wHo was | present in the Convention yesterday aud wit. nessed the Joy And ecstasy of the Pendleton men over the reception of the platform, did not have to wait te read it to know that it was exclusively of their manufacture, When the platform was ted the great repudistor’s supporters set up & yell of delight which could have been heard two blocks oe a and they shook hands and slapped one another upon the shoulder as if the victory was already won. ‘THE CHANGES YESTERDAY. The Express of last evening says: onthe present bas been the most exciting f the Convention, and one of the hottest tthe attendance was larger than ever, especially upon the outside of hall, There have been, at umes, nearly five thousand people im the ball, and at least one-fifth of them ladies. The scene was one of the most intense interest, par- ticularly as the yotes wavered from time to time, and from man to man. Mr. Pendleton’s triends were discouraged trom the moment In- diana divided, but it is Cue to this State to say that no division was manitested so long as there wes any hope for Pendleton. At no time did Mr. P. receive a majority vote; though with 156% votes in his favor he came within three of a majority, From that time his vote receded, though through fifteen ballots he led all the candidates. The name of Chase, even with halts vote from California, drew out immense applause apn rt of the audience in the leries. lid the increased vote for (seneral Han- cong ‘The South voted for the soldier States- man with a will and received immense ap- plause for doing so. So did New York whea the Empire State gave her thirty-three votes for Hendricks, of Indiana. Some of the delega- tion were for Chase, and, in the Vommittes, twelve of them so voted, but 46 gave sod reference for Hendricks—and the del wave been SO voting through the day. wane sylvania also received an immense ovation when she changed her yote from Packer to Hancock, which vote placed Hancock ahead eton the nomination, the shrewdest men in the Con- vention state that Chase will be chesen when all the other ballots are exhausted. Raden Lt ty ne Leh edboe of the IN- 6 A OE NCORTION OF MAE, Ss pa ti ica tah NGURY, M. 3 aaaaEeeS BAILBOAD (oOM- QBice corner Mth sires and Ng ee haoe Notice 1s hersby given to the atcckhoitors fa this Com; that Ss diridend of per ioe end atten tee wre y THOMPSUN ae forced om Hog aod ne ee ‘= ar date. ‘will be Workhouse, sr ‘case, but all alty on the owners of realy will be striotly tpatant WEN, Mayor. aed ee —The ‘of the Stockholders of rhe TONAL. UN SUR, i COMPAN of Soria for the shectton 9 of Dy of Directs whi he office of t Be. 7t rs ake, on MONDAY al Jul B. 1308. Tp la will be open from 504 0 OBLE D. Lal RR Becry GREAT BEDUCTION IN PBICES ON SUMMER Goons, M. WILLIAN’S, ie@. M. W. GALT & BRO., JEWELERS, HAVE BEMOVED TO THEIR NEW STORE, 250 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, je2-Im oer. Lira anv tru srs AN EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOE Hovss, Where bite find, at to rani a ha ae Bat oe nity, | vat they SEVENT! im STREET. Aa tot il atonal jay Obron- Jn Benet . i ra Stream sug ide ad cael is aS OR sa , > to the amet the committee providix; ‘hat in 3 the quantity ofpiria lie pataly by oe distillers, not less dis~ tilled spirits shall be eee Sar erers every bushel’ weed, nad ‘vow on concurring in it, Be sald it = impossible ta make more than six quarts of good wilisky from a bushel of grain. eppsgen was then taken, and theamend- the committee was concurred in, Mr. Pomeroy moved to restore the tax of $2 | per gallon on whisky, on which discussion ‘wns continued until 1:30 p. m., when the Sen, ate adjourned. ee aes after our closed, amendments to the sundry aivil, sanvied septa one bill Deing pds consideration; fol ‘were di: ‘The amendment to grant tana titles in Maine, for lands in di; te under what was known as tbe treaty of Washington, of August 1, 1342, was conc! in. Among the Senate amendments which were non-concurred in, were the following relating to the District of Columbia : Amendment appropriating $569 to enable the Secretary of the Interior to psy tor fitting necessary shelving, and for record books fur- nished or ordered for the office of Register of Deeds of the District of Colurmbis, during the =_— when Edward ©. Eddie was such reg- » pendent appropriating $10,000 eo pu chasing suitable sites tor the erection of addi- tional scbool-houges, and for the maintenance of schools im the county of Washington. out. side the ‘cities of Washington and Georgetown, [lg ed! mded wader direction of the vy Court, subject to the approval of the oe Tetary of the Interior. Amendmentanys oreisitng 90 Soe tie sitbert prams 9 ay im the Preparation of Rot to beexpended unser the direction of the of the Commaiasione? of Agriculture, + On motion, the House insisted upon its disa- greement with the Senate amendments, and a committee of conference was ordered. ‘The House took up for consideration the bill hitherto reported by Mr. Boutwell, of Mass., from the Committee on Reconstruction, to re- move Bong od Sgemegrignen from certain gentle- men in Mr. Hoateeth in explaining the bill, said it did not contain the names of more one hundred gentlemen, principally from North ‘and South Carolina, Louisiana, and Texas, ‘Theee gentlemen had'all been engaged in soms ‘way or other in the rebellion, but were now engaged in the work of reconstruction, and many of them were officers elect of the State governments of their respective States. The bill was passed by the necessary t thirds vote—yeas, 77; nays, 30. Adjourned. oeree PATRICK’S BUILDING AS8OCI- ATION.—Second meeting for the pm ‘dus ee MONDAY. Jul July 13th. at a A Se Osrroli Hall, G ear ldth street; at JAS. EAGR! BY'S. 4607tb treet, near F strect, br attend WM. P. TONRY, Secretary. * TO TBE PUBLIC. naieving thie day di of our Stock and Busi- nt Ring Place to Ad Chipman, we. in Fotiting therefrom, respectfully recorsme Cur old fricnas and cartomers.os well es the citi, the District, fore liberal share of their patronage, 4, 2. M. P-RING & SON. thie f Mesers. Z.M. P. King! Egon shee pacchapea fo thisbast busine . at Bing ince. corm jormont avenue sed th-and- a half Sane et te iter cond ict ,the an me. Withe new and well eaaea stock of Rh Table Luxuries, and Fine — Groceries. shall be my earnest endeavor to intain the igh reputation the retiring firm has se lon; suoyed A. J. CHIP! June 23d, 18 WATER BEGISTRAR’S OF FI ey lcm ‘Jenn 3, 185, TO ALL WHO USB THEE POTOMAC AQUE- OT Pubiie Notice le hereby mires tat all waste of Ta nat ‘be shut st Prnpeien Pg iu 3 ative t-4 o jetors of liver tice are re forbidden ‘ta ae eats washing irate i guiz coca dal pce dat So whdsh wow prevails aoe tree eet tha hee the higher eral, “alty 0 the water supply easary i who waste the water wil be fined as the law directs, and on repetition of the oflenoe will have the water er shut off at the mata Roped. Om J APANESE peri? A GREAT aati At King Place. ogreman _iv9-8¢__ Bncceasor te Z. Aig’ Ping Dy CAM TEAL Loan oF onion as FEN WSYLVANTA J ) wine BENS erLval TA Foss I Wes eateries on Gola and tilver hes, Diamonds, J. Gold ang Bitver F dize of ‘al Gece doscript and sold ron, ‘Ola gold aed sliver hoagat >3m* ie J. BARTLETT. Goons THAT MUST BE SOLD THIS BEASON Our centre tables are.now very. ‘attractive, ss we have placed ov them a large Novor BIOE DRESS GOODS, st a5 and 97% conte por yard. which wo are deter. it tl yason. Many of the Bare heretofore brew wal at nearly double what "Wo have also ou Land's fine assortment of LINEN DRILUINGS and cheap Cassimers, which we areclosin out at 6 GREAT BEDUCTION. lng, cheap White Brllliants, cheap, Plaid Mas. eel ae eee ‘Skirting Oambrica Gefeenna French iMualins, and, in fae "FIRST CLASS WHITE GOODS, ofall kinds, which we wish to close out before a" PLAIN FIGURES, AT THR LOWEST OASH PRICE. ONE PRICE-NO DEVIATION ALLOWED, . M. BHUS BRO W. M.A SE Marker Spec Lmons: Lemons: Just received per Steamer Worcester, via Liver- ee A Pu W OROP LEMON! Fruit PEARSON ‘Bigheh sbrest. iy 9-d3t&eost iy 8 st spe ee Susrs}. Large pene Bey Read; y-mate oon- and warranted t sures} made to a ee ee to Hoee than any other Heuse SHIRTS bat Pri ar eee 8. D. MARLOW & CO., Manafactory, 262 Penn’s avenue. ioe ‘ABBIAGES. dm I number of first-class Oarriages, at reduce prices, “All wotk old war, Fapted (9 be as represented. Persona ia| want should examine my stock before. purcharing eleewh: ity atten Hepairing promptly LO RERT H. GRAHAM. Repository 374 D st., oe ‘6th and 9th; i shop 677 8th st.. near D. iy 1-3 Surets wave ro onpze, AND WARRANTED TO FIT. WALL, ROBINSON & 00., e%-__- 322 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB. Hees BOSTON SOUP. Will farsi: 7 et ae tom peices, adding freight jest EW STORTANKE H. FINCKEL, DEALER IN SQSRREAFING ABE (ci a Wo-den, idiow, dapanned, ware. — he ieee’, 4 tion ba art said hoard at the pact’ Office on ve ed A she 14th day of Septem- tea to a at 12 0% cg te are noti- thy said petition ought net Pian aay fe Bava wa ited carne Ses eres ee gata w as tes. ‘office before tfmeny. ‘any, within papa to a7 owew Fp. BLACK LLAMA LAOS SHAWL». ‘We have twenty-five SHAWLS on hand, reaging from @28 to @65 each, which we will close out at areatly redaced prices, DBESS GooDs, JAPANESE POPLINS, OBAPE EUGBNIE, GRANITE POPLINS, ORGANDY LAWNS, JAGONETS, PARIS PRINTED GRENADINES. PBINTED LINENS, "1 All widths of Lapln’s BLACK IRON GRENA. MOURNING DRESS GOODS, &c., &e. KF All the above Goods are being old at greatly reduced prices, to clese out before taking an ac- count of stock. 408. J. MAY & CO.. 308 Pennsylvania avenue, iy 7 stit between 9th and lth streeta. Axpugw B. Gorn, W. Lenox Towzas, (Late with Philp & Solomons.) COYLE & TOWERS, BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, ENGRAVERS AND PRINTERS, 314 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. BLANK BOOKS, LETTER PAPERS, NOTE PAPERS, ANB ENVELOPES, (All Bizes and Styles.) BANKERS’ STATIONERY, COUNTING-HOUSE REQUISITES, AND OCONVENIENOES. ALL NEW AND STANDARD PUBLI azoes RECEIVED AS SOON AS PUB! oy MS, WEDDING, viareina aun MONOGRAMS, WOME OABDS. Penn ant ee et ee a Well-selected it ofthe Most A a AAs yaswon 45 AND ENGLISH STATIONERY. NO CHARGE FOR ream ENITIAL STAMP- conttelly, ee pis iblic to inspect ont bel Bui selected Stoc' es rom e Fair batfesady Courteous Attention ty eae ee OF BEMOVAL, feasea’t ‘th bee eaten Sat have negotiated wit yl qretce pS} house, fi ail reepects suitable for és ‘first class 1 7 epde Store, which, as soon as jend to snd in order to prepare for Femevele we is date commence Foy CLOSING OUT OUB STOCK AT GREATLY BEDUCED PRIOKS. Co fon we are very desirous of closing Ea lo piecee Svan er” immer Dress Goods, at ts 190 pinta of 8 ring and co oe ‘Dress Goods, at i jammer Dress Goods, at 9 of French Lawavand Organdies, at 574 ce 25 pleses of Printed od Linen Lawns, good quality, at mes See ten Seem ep 25 pieces of Broce Grending. tn colored snd black gra et $1 per yard—former price A. wo — Stiolered § Sash and Bonnet Bibbons, af of 1 Pid wa Ly ite Sass eee nas yaa ue, from75 cents to $! pet fia Plane toe le goods, which we wish to close before moving. OUB STOCK OF Ruck AND OOLOBED pric fering them ti thould be's great inducement 15° povounsoes OUB STOCK OF sat ING GOODS rises goods of the best ry lowest pi We would siso call attention to our ELEGANT STOCK OF LLAMA LACE POINTS which will Pe, mane the handsomest nd cheapest at nas marks rice only. w.M. SHUSTER & BRO., pene: jo_ 38 Market Space. Les AnD ae goUbs. VE meee or a8 bate oes CF meee. commence this di DBY GOODB, em! Showls, Legogy ‘and H This is h the largest jest stock of Dry Gaede nyo) poa this market, “2 he peice ‘of om costs abd ones Soseey oan ihe seers pos Dry Goods. great i indtcoments are icves Dress Goods at See former price at 37 OF OURWING GooDs. ine. Delaine, T: Husted ni ‘Gclored lita, aioe wy wegen ERR a spo ance Point aul ele i Salles Score int and Val ra 5 Barbee and Laces a ty Siarromene, 31 3 Rept paste § we than’ ps tor ise prc ae wide pee HUFTY & ie. REMOVED To 354 PENESYLVANIA AVENUB, ADIOINING METROPOLITAN HOTEL. LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR, jo 1w Co™! oumir axpvorion m1 Paton <= 9,940 POUNDS 70 THE TON Scanaues ae OAK end PIER WOOD constantly | above 7 9 ce AUG. MENTBRBAU. J, ceamactable girl. » SITUA ANON « general housework in a small oe Apply, A GS » bet. nese ey: ie o. Boon WiLSON Ret Ro. Fors RENT cates Geese Between M and — chet ax 8 ous BEN rer menth FRAMES + jeSiw ;OR RENT kK A BRICK COTTAGE im the Public pintive — Savare. froatiag on V street, containing atx ice yard; gas sos water. Price $3) per ineath ral HOUSES to Otte Aleo, for mle, coverad” “onal reat a HOS RB. WAGGAMAN, 126 Pa bet. 19th aod Qth sts. WARTED—a WRITE WOMAN (middle aged) for general houseworx.in « fants Ci AAJ Apoly at 340 4th sir the jail. from4 till ¥° A German wom: oPeirl preferred. iyo WaASTED—By Cy ROUTE of, Te years, that On & FOX temporary He Tomes would 0 in ee erent of view. jearn 70} EN oat and best fere Riao. = a ae ot clerking: | KV thod mesidences tn the clit corner eed tath street. for rent for one year or term of years, tos a “RithouRy a ‘ iy 9 it* ss Tt 5 WASTED {NWEDIATELY—DAESe MAK aK ie tt - Ln yee BRB, at 504 H street, between ath : w pane " Ae A, bot tee prouaee Corner 70 strevia. ANTED—A first-rate eite FOUR STORY B OusE, Ww poe GS oa Betreet: betecon tar noes pA ag Ae averwe. fourteen roome, exclusive of bath Dath-roem; water md et, a om kitchen, Latrobe stove, street a desirable location for boarding Dorpesen popieiga 3. 3 NTED—A + who y S-3t_" 470 7th street, o to Post Office Wine aS aie coo who can also | ji Feet, Opposi ¥_ LOW—The Big FR. WP hovEET nt 7 eiiine pies fic r— references: r) sorihof Pea “Gince.. * nina re corner Ww Ta raresin. Uprice 91 900; one OPERATOR ere Wheeler po ne it 2 ft eotd er. wil’ Se ad's: Machine. fo first clase ‘the 5 ‘eet G THM MEE ah MiB. SORRY, No No wiry tanh rests 3 80 ters ae ie a jy 8-8 495 7th street. between Pond E. wounn, per es ans ‘Garman oe cook. other as chambermai: Also a colored LAUNDBBBS; one who thoroug! 3 understands her business.’ Apply at Columb: Bosutiful COUNTRY, 1 Hotel, 454 Pa ave., between $d and 455 jy 8-3t* barge sed boouita ome mile of ng a view of Alexandria, Will RN AP T. DYER @ 00.. 71 La. avonus, bot 6th and 7th sia. ‘0 LET—A five-room HOUSE, 0 Capit! He ut, one aguere from te “ipantre of GEO! c oRiCnOLs, at Ne. street, cai pert Lage al) HOUSE. contain- rah he " Stuaied worth 3 | callon D) Ce corner 10th fetes a ANTED TO BENT—T: ‘th: NFUR- NISHED ROOMS. pom at,| f lor and “Red Room: nk gare; F ‘wife. pee ress L. M ou) Post Office, stating | at. ‘and terms. ice must be Wire te nated —Fifty ne Faulebna, or Gallen eecteer sie tema te en Row at Bl farmof FRANCIS M-HALL, Shareige ee cites Seite eee irom inorors ba. | | soaisollara,, Bere Caer. Hoi parti ANTED—A respectable w WOMAN, to x 7? } Froepect street, sia ent iran. apy aaa inge wa f iyziw Warren le ae OS for x, oa ok a M BEIDIan BILL lons of SAS YOUNG, corner oF ae Direst and “Pennarivania LoTSs. aven' was 0 to cook, TWo HUNDERD MORE fron. ins family of Ave or ait BRAUTIFUL Lors via Real Estate Ofhce, corner th and D sts: ARE care OFFERED FOR SALB AW ERBSA polis GTRE or WORN fo to an ent home tl to one who 1 be fren THIS SPLENDID PROPERTY, NORTE OF between ath nd oth otresis.. i: tyre . an ms TED—HOUSES, for rent ond sal RMB, Eo. We would Invite any te'aail whe are int interested tm Govern ni Vourkers Bo." STORRS 00. me . ia at Yous “orn ‘and F streets, ar REDUCED PRICES, AND ON FIVE YEARS TIME. ONLY ONE-TENTH OASH. forner 18th: Por instance, gered raneceey yo ABE FERTARLE WOMAN WISHES «sir. | 17 Sand. b soko te cei seching eff fronts .o8 | cox bag coos. “tous fe the spot improv! referenes given if req t. between | taster than all others = ie and 3, Band: No ‘391. ene BPECULATORG H°=5"5 WANTED. Can make no better purchase. ONE-FOUBTH Of the finest located lote remain unsold, BUY QUIOK, Persons cansecure ® lot by paying @3) down. meets adn Dror QuarTermasteR’s 0: ‘ASHINGTON, rine ‘ONE Buy YVHUREE — find wane BOBSES fr for use of the Sth Perso: Se pipe Horses for sale, suitable le £0, Ww Men cm ‘will present them ¢0 Lieut. (Léte B, M. Hall’s,) bres (aminanding ats K Barracks, oa 8 etreer Betate Rrchange, ween qe ‘Corner Seventh and D streets. poe o. sean m., for inapection a: purchase. it will be made at this office vache ‘of each Horse, and bearing the ‘of Colonel Mason that Bit eee bi inepection. ape O. McFERBAN, Paprt Brig Gen U. é Arai. Fos aoe Pee AROS somes. TU Kinds of Fora lots to ct Bai emia” iE OF auL KiNDSs— — kinds of calrous of disp f Furniture will Bnd itt thet? niteatage Of. 86 we pay the hight cosh LOST AND FOUND, eee’, ROOMe. ax, Stable for Gep!lemen 's - asniamend SE rete) , between N iy at LIONS FED BY 4 LapY:!* 4 BENGAL TIGER RUNNING LOOVE. THE NEW ORLEANs MAMMOTH MENAGERIE CIRCUS AND AVIARY. oct oy and brilliant aevem) pee Pies jnle ant po yt. inf geverrinns 7 Soe ‘Goree’ ‘ond SE COLLECTION OF WILD BrasTs Lo most Enevitel Spars Featerianstweaers: Bee men Pertect someol of Trained HORSES, PONLES, AND MONEYS ever Lion with telernted area ad eit Minttion and the en; cucter in the were, FOUR DENS OF TRAINED ANIMALS, the whole form. sembl and stiractives eck: ay we WILL EXUIPET IN WASHINGTON, ON LOUISIANA AVENUE, SeTwren IGra ax Lite orneers, TURSDAY A¥D WEDNESDAY ONLY, Jaly 1th and 15th, 1808 it 2and? Admission, 30 Vente. Chidres's? Gane = » ree This Compeny Will exhibit at Qeorgetowm, AY, the 16th tustant ay 9-08 u | AR LAST BOCES or ABRAN 6M LINCOLN, TNIS GRAND HISTORICAL PAINTING # now on Exhibition at the Room over GALT'S NEW JEWELERY STORE, on Penney! vania avenue. Adrission, 25 CENTS. wee Go%skous aire: HIPPODRAMIO PAGEANT. — pe J GREAT & crore wil te. Betton, Seta ee their a | , Exporition. com- July 6. and contin four successive saya oving dally © matines iene Dee Foupe will form @ brilliant preces- gion a J parade through the principal streets. asp tiegs will comprise Knights Errant in Me name richly, Groened iedige, im i oF moented ou barbed » ving Dlastrating the Trrumph of Liverts Orne the ncing the pe- font tre Os of human will over the brite area. tion rps of performers embraces one bam. it artists. including the most skiifat ARS consnmmate @YMNASTS, ag- ‘STS. ‘The celebrated Liba TAMER. A a — I feed Mill euter the den of Lions, be ‘wi Cg. perform wind oan teata, meat {rom pis oF tender des Is Louisiana AVENUE. between loth and streete Entrance foot of Bleweath stron, (Meh 50 Conte. ROF. KREIS’ DanC me ACAD sylvania avenue i TURSDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS, frm 8 to 10 o'clock. Those entering now CAR receive a full quarter. rolar clase the First T Laat BhoT MERCED oF oF een OF DicTwIOT OF COLUM —_ MONDAY. Sry 2075 At the SCHURTZENFERT PARK, Foutulal hops Walker stier, nAMMACk: My "aleven Fears olde) hes bern engaged. «1 will perform some of hie Nopderful feats vu oe the oocasion, at Sh and 7 Superior music has been 4 mittee aseure the pattie | oa Sale tit be be one of the beat ertainments of Tickets. 60 OBNTS; capeaeuing ns ry lnties May be obtained from mart J “7 474 the i cine one f teh i B. Kamons, T. phe a artia ‘erlend, end at Park or the day ofthe pre-ule iy eis (FO! mount vrnw: Tae steamer “ARROW p Thomas Stack- rlevieaver har wharf Seth’ street, DAILY, oa = (Sundays excepted.) for M oust Ver pov. landl.g and Ay 5 Ere “ a dria. “Fort ‘Foote. ‘aah Hal at ae eed Wises Rosse — ne maker SEMI WEEK aia Taree to Brent Hermon “4 hor hart) om HURSDAT Js aes e 5p. —reteraing weinding mie on Scat emnameen, ondet Arrow can clube, or asecciations, te nomke igus ahtras'ne oF moons ight excursions on the Potomac. afternoons excepied,) oy epplying om JAMES SYKES, bag | n capectztzadent., (weath. sbent 19 . so, cash AME TO THE FARM OF J. uw vouNe | ,¥are,to cm roe miles from Washington, on the Colum. LJ Wa fopnpiie, Alexandria county, Va. one Bar 7 je9-tm MULE "ibe owner wilt come forward, an 5,000 rears ad SECOND: AND ors "ie )O sunniruns wanreo, MISES OF THE SOB- cgi bo pelom Co aiesace nec ear fast sSeecanes wae forward: proves By of. 8 sian none een ee 7 pou to perty, pay charges, end take hers board, or te ‘Pounaylvania’ a 1 SD trests’ jy 9.34" Campbell Barracks, Oa Boren te | iy 2tes wivmee gens tery highest cesh pricce for igh copia eftete, Corre the oud’ Braue ts Sonera band per ihe ver and Sonsel Mau EZB ‘Auctiones Desler ta — Second-hand Furultures Wo, G03 pthet, sosas' if agai en | Beet zi eater eae Time, Ruascave & Pennsylvania. anew os ANTED 70 BUY—Ladi % Sed gpooEn. wanD ober Seer sr vedi eh gree et, between Ly aud Ri ies aeeday, al ot, ween —T 7th instant.in First Wi otreets north, 1th street, next door te 4 yellow Envelo, contain! SILLS, the Gas light o ja®ly rue asd other Papersof Morgan & piLts art WATER NEW AND OASE-OFE OLOTH- <7 4, the aetna wlll be waited —s 7 oF auy article of value, at the old Mehed firs ving them pi the store of A. 8. TaY- FULTON & $11, Ninth aed ia ll street, pear sia avenue, ja B-ly SOUND TRE SRENPASEING 5 on the low above Georgetown a iad ing Hpebieiss bob ail. black mianet lame will’ please the bf come forward, pr prove property and apy EDWARD WBOLY, Agent, REWARD.—3t $52 red Darhem vein OOW 8 with fo, Recon cmeach as oF. ae tha F Howatbsds 37 8 3" $5 ba Sunde iat RED DOW wa ens W, with ho PERSONAL BE Palp Fi PIRST- $100 chess CLEBKAIIE tn rom 8 or the De. Dartments, Address AMEBIOUB, Star office, Pilea AL— MISSES CORSETS, all sty? L tites, at BAUM'B FACTORY, 49 Lonl 7 eC IS FPLOTING NEATLY AND PROMPTLY dove On the lates machines at 2334 strect, between G on pec I ee) PERSON THAT L OB ASIriON fori in some oucot the Gatertnegs vee = of Si at — jformation nae on ees Lor a the sar A igs oF gy sfoctading. Hy gol oe ‘dollar aad silver qvarte shall Address J. H. 8. ry be liberal! least. dy 5-3t* warded oye Tearing ie with Father McNALL ADIER LADIES Peron ¥ ¥ —s ‘hurch, corner Penna. avenue od 238 cat and made in Bratt, Curie, STRAYED AWAY—On Friday, July 3. “ed **E eer mocectemeace james » n forehe carat A Ss” woe joeen sth ond Beh: say ‘information’ {oC} of Whikadity and try the will be tht ik fall oe ae! :000% CELEBRATED ONrcaGo Lagze, |“ 5 REWARD “si = wi WM. RELMUS’S 352 ath instant 1.0 DOW with red 509 7th st., rear of wae sy 6-1m* z. - 5 page rh TE. custis. M. D-E, ra rare aud e split in sech oar: = strap on 74 by returatng’ it ike TOK, conser ‘treste south, Navy Yard. i 58° to JOHN Bat. ay 7-3" to * pont kd SRT Sl D. BR. sonCEOW AND PHYSICIAN. YLVANIA AVENUE, above 2th Seems ina ed Here York, aa Proetbnercprtiere PRIVATE, Patlonte seo no one bat the Doctor. Bovors D'BGLISE. id ee, 2 Rau E =—- Bicarant eaii down the Potoruec — uring the heated term. can ene he Trip Tickets to GLY The Siranet KEV PORT Cort P. Botitngshead, r leaves ber wharf. foot of Tih strect, dail 4 gt Washington at 6 p.m. allonteg jes a najcure of wight hours at @int speing. Fi rand Bat ng. -_ bea pron vat order by —, whe = farnish re- lo everything in wer to render it ‘Sieacant to near light{ul resort. Breakfast on board Steamer. S7" For Tickets and further Spformetion,. St office, No. 380 Penwsvival National Hotel. GEORGE MATTING: T 3029 eolm_ pt. Potomac Bosis, b Aa AMERICAN RES oR ‘TON a ie in Exb's iG LD Sa oD. veneer, rw Esty PA treet or q Ba FE. » secured for B gts. ac, <2 by call: 2». HIittu + celebrated B: NIO8, EXCURSIONS, short botce and at reasonable rates ing at the drag store of Lawrence sorner High and Prospect ats. one eueaee Bor the car stand. or by