Evening Star Newspaper, July 10, 1868, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largeat Circulation ia the District CROSBY 5. NOYES..........Rélter, WASHINGTON OITY: PREDAY.6.45....000-000.... JULY 10, 1968, SP BEADING MATTER ON BVERY PAGE. 6 OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIO AND OTHER MATTER. FoR THE AccoMMODATION OF PERSONS leay- ean have the Stax mailed to their address, by ordering the same at the office, for 1% cents Pet week, tor one week or more. ars en _—$<—<$<————————_—___ THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES. Horatio Seymour, who was unanimously mominated for the Presidency by the National Democratic Convention im iNew York on the twenty-second ballot yesterday, was bern in 28U, im Pompey, Onondaga county, New York, and began life as a lawyer in Utica. At the age of thirty he entered political life, and in 1344 wm elected to the State Logisintete, ‘where be served three suce-ssive terms, and ‘was chosen for Speaker of the lower house during his last year's service in that body. In 1°00 Mr. Seymour was sominated by fhe Béin- ©cratic party for Governor of the State. He owas defeated, running behind the rest of the Demoeratic ticket; which was elected by band. Some majerities. In 1292 Mr. S+ym>ur was more fortumate; being elected by about three thousand majority. Mr. Seymour's adminis- ‘tration was signalized by his veto of the Maine Liquor law. At the end of his term, he was @zain brought forward as a candidate for Goy- rnor, but was defeated by Myron H. Ciark, Republican, who was elected over Mr. Sey- four by @ plorality of about two hundred ‘Votes, 22,000 Democratic votes having been east for Greene C. Bronson. Qn the first of January, 1855, Mr. Seymour retired from office, bat fn 162 he was again élected Gov- ernor of New York, and served until 1964. Mr, Seymour was nominated again in 136% for Governor, but was beaten by Gov. Fenton. Mr. Seymour is adroit, brilliant, and able, ‘but the above record shows that he has not the popularity tn bis own State which is claimed for him by the most enthusiastic of his friends, wor that prestige of uniform success which is generally so potent an element im political contests. General Frank Bisir, the Democratic nominee tor the Vice Presidency, was a volunteer gen- eral im the late war, and during the war was elected to Congress. General Blair refused to inke the test-oath imposed by the Missouri State gevernment, and made an appeal to the Supreme Court in that case @biek has not yet been decided. He is a man of strong political convictions, 43 shown in bis letters and Speeches. Thus in his tetter to Colonel James ©. Broadhead, dated from this city om the uth &« iast month, be says of the reconstruction acts of Congress: “If the President, elected by the Democracy, enforces or permits others to enforce these re- construction acts, the Radicals, by the acces- sim of twenty spurious Senacors and fifty Kepresentatives, will control botn branches of Congress, and his administration will be as Ry swerless as the present one of Mr. Johnson. here is but ome way to restore the Govern- eromest and the Constitution, and that is for the President Lys to declare these acts aan 4 void, compel the army te undo its usu! S st the South, disperse the carpet governments, allow the white people to ognize their own Cote aomrpaaae ace aoe ators and Representatives. ‘We oust restore the Constitution betore we cam restore the finances; and to do this wi must havea President who will execute the -will of People, by trampling into dust the “-urpations of Congress, known as the recon- struction acts. I wish to stand before the ‘Con yention upon this issue, but it is one which embraces everything else that is of value in its large and comprehensive results. It is the one thing that includes all that is worth a contest, Sud without it there is nothing that gives dig- nity, honor, or value to the struggle.” — Stirs BetTweew THE Cur aNp THE Lir.— ‘Two at least of the candidates for the nomina- ton at the New York Convention have oeca- Sion to realize the force of the adage that there as “many & slip "tween the cup and the lip.” On the eighth ballot Pendleton needed but two Votes to secure © majority, and it seemed certain that on the next ballot be would win. At this critics? moment the New York man- agers, who from the first had determined that either Chase or Seymour should be the man, made & femt of going for Hendricks. This killed Pendleton, as a portion of his strength ‘was drawn off to Hendricks, whom the New ‘Yorkers now appeared to tayor as a eompro- mise candidate. The New Yorkers then held to Hendricks to defeat Hancoek, who ran up to the head of the list on Wednesday. He ar two o'clock on that day seemed certain of nom- ination on the next ballot. At that mteresting crisis an adjournment was carried, killing Hiancock dead. Yesterday the New Yorkers Sinessed with their usnal skill, keeping their Feal candidate under the blankets until the opportune moment, when the Mamcock men broke line and scattered. Then Seymour was rotted ont, head and tail up, and put over the course without opposition from the other broken down nags. New York politicians have 8 wide renown for smartness, and this adroitly played game is Hot likely to lessen their reputation in this respect. —_ > Tee Stam axD THE New York Conven- he excellent dispatches of our special jent, by the associated patches, completely cover the ground press of what transpired at the New York Conven- tion up to the hear ef adjournment yesterday, Jeaving nothing whatever to be supplied. As | # an the case of the Chicago Convention, the Stan has performed the remarkable feat of presenting each day's proceedings complete up to the hoar of adjournment. This feat has <aused us Reavy expense and much hard work, but we aim always to supply our readers with the news im full at whatever cost and treuble to ourselves, and have our return in the unprecedented favor given by the public to the Stak Soya Hom Reverdy Jobuson, in preparation for entering upon his mission to England, yester- day took leave ‘of the Senate in a prepared | ¥OF communication, which was read tor him by Bis colleague, Mr. Vickers. Mr. Johnson speaks with mach feeling of the uniform coar- tesy with which he bad been treated by every muember of the Senate, and of the friendships he bad formed whilst serving with them. Of | ¢ his mission to England he speaks with frank- ers. He says the questions to be settled may re of less disturb the friendly relations ‘with Great Britain, but believes that disturb- | ‘Buce will be but temporary, and be defuitely settled. —_—_.—____ ‘The Associated Press deserves credit ‘for the enterprise displayed by it in farnishing tull Teports of the proceedings of the New York Convention each day. It is also due to Mr. Simonton to say that since he has entered upon be management of the Associated Press tele- graphing that institution has served the public much more satisfactorily and ably than had ever been the case previous); ConGREsses.—The month of September is Gesignated for the meeting of several Con- @xesses in Europe. First, is the Working- men’s [nternational, which is to open at Brus- sels on the Ist of that month; then in the mid- die of the month, the: of Peace, at Beroe; and finally, the’ Student's Congress at Liege or Dlalines. ‘The Winchester and Strasburg Railroad ‘Company bas been organized under the aus- Pices of the Baltimore aad Ohio ailro.d C.mpany the latter company to farnish the requisite funds for the constrdttion and com. pletion of the work. ‘The New Jersey Republican State Conven- tion assembled at Trenton yesterday, ity prclminary besiness was transacted at morsing session. Mr. Joha J. Mair, oc Ware ren, $i probably be mominated for Govergor opposition. ‘without No Orrostrio™.—Hoo. Henry L. Cake wilj | he tor re-election to Uongress from Levanca (Ps.) Dustice, Te agarose om ue Repablicra was @ gallast soldier, and seo 8 usefal and iatelligeat | | Tax IsTetticssone on THE Noutmarions. ‘The sharp turns requisite to be made by a de- Vout partisan paper to im the traces is am’ torial celumns of the ing. The “editors and Paper went to New York in nd little, tall and short, thi Hancock through with a Hancock would do. Es Inteiligencer upon “¢tabe upon the necessity for the le party wa employment. rt “to settle down upon the imperative expe- im wie diency of making a nomination, military or Ce cone Wi ern tt Bee, Wh gn WANTED) SEE otherwise, that shall ensure more than that ermotice te hereby given to the ia rork. r: party vote, which ie probably a minority of the hat a divi , 18 * whole vote of the land.” / otpa the policy er astetael in — sat at sepa York: Fives Tehnes trie, matte Rated LAS «While in this ‘and ene free an ‘Teva see py i a na Borth. bie isa iis at oats, & Me “OrEODLATORS of the een aatormty g ites 7 have een"aaitormty a inte Ht at Pf etn erp tm) A's | dan matenobetie parchase. political stations yet Silowne: sol- bry ro ae eS se ren st Of the fucst located . remata ensold. sexy were few tI pie tate ir noags ni oY DOONTR Y QUIOB, poet A Waste RO AND FY CAGDaa F Persons cansecare ® lot by paying @22 down. wels te a Breet, ree ise affection A ‘Aad ANTED sp ROH ABETE cook anici. Pith ever, riot. iow when Samture actin Gane Daf a ida aa ALA Se Bienen Ryery wariciy” of ‘| area ee —- BALL a "as lon of voters fn the Wert who have auoule Seentnena im Fits’ shade trees aio swell ne dered the musket and parilled their lives for JAMES DONALDSON, sy ahiabed ,couNtar STORE. with good ss PP ee eee their country, is it strange that the same senti- + art gaa ‘and city property. "Adatees | 7 ment of honor and tust wells in AL oe eae at 199 ou south D Gof SST: wear wed ‘OR RERT—HOUBE Ne zs ond truly noble of them: _—— NT— Four FS poe xora ANTED (MSEDI ATRLY SA” good BAR F? . Ro: Ww BER. Inanii pine a 580 Ponneyivania | 5. AYO Tub streat-toteaee venue. Capitol H 37 9-38" ses MENTEREAU. OR SALE—HOUSE No WABTEDS a: capable GIRL. te Ook. gE peak frperal Housework, must, come, well reosemmended. Apr et 10d reen ttreet, Georgetown. 9 3t° = ALB OR —— N. a — 27", BRICK HOUSES of sight + So ptt MW ANGnRa. 5 of wha amd at Sonnet oie We IN PEIONS ON SUMMEE GODS, MY REMAN te Bi carne a he ners stems of igs ‘a wr bets aid services, bat in the vas, pe nt semua ‘need call at 30 Pin street, street. of of ste, ts Masa. Senne. eac! them possess ” cS . BER’ in which their lot is east esieee WAX; EDA QERVANT GIRL. to cook, woah je 71m 336 Pennsylvania avenue. rw: 7A) sevens STREET, EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOR HOUSE, Well, the Convention didn't nomidats Han: cock; itdida’teyen sominate a military man, or any other man of the stripe deminded by aig Market. net come recommsadet TOA nEPROTHS, No S31 5m rt ul tae FREE oes ‘With gus, water Sen Sophia pe Aes oe wery oon jent Apply ON, Rehrcete Dorit sides 333- wih NEP hd wi Bene be oo + the Int-lisgencer, who could “ensure more than | Where the bie may Gnd, always, “ whet they at T. M.A te Seat gents We woes minority | went,” and thet of the best qvality. moe i U8 Opeter as Depot, B67 Prue. crenun 2orner of the whole vote of the land.” On the con- ‘SHVERTH STREET, ‘Two doors sodth of K and Northern Markes, ina a Re Conner 197m staEer amp Pa: Ave. NOTICE.—AN moneys Paes on dey et this a Srbee Seni Ser of trary, it Dominated one of the “stale poil- Wants Eyut pt fami! relia three reous, oA a rowite the sath fro mai girl pret cr eivie lena Hy ek 34@ Win sitee ‘A Gorman we WAxTED- ant: wri ro OTE of ia sel Gust temporary 7 Home: elected. Very well. The Intelligencer editors and proprietors, big and little, tall and short, thick and thin. have returned from New York, and the way they fling up their hats this morn- K RENT—A three soy PRAM No. 2eD Bott Ear sontainh water co WILSUN, Bo. Ho. Sra F street, between tah Sth streets, ig om? aah. (corner 19th strest would, ‘iketo rows ry = a he = ‘ renee: “Apply to, Hatt ing over the nomination of Seymour is some. recon new end Sis view to" 1 raps ang pooch Foe a te soutaleivg alu veme ‘leg rokers_ corne: . Howse. wit thing wonderful. The flip-flap was sudden, iin bank al months. w wy genes Jb eda as ot references. as ice ae on. the (preuteee of DANIEL Ltgae: and D streets. 8: bday Are ete tse nd fotereat: however che the sage ifstonce | WrANreD—a LIVE MAN-oin 9m to gi.000 | Fe O monthly und paid Says that remarkable paper in triple leaded | P°,(°irest caah ow, aE ee 9, mamafact TS LET A e STARE &@ METCALF. type, “We put for the first place on omr ticket | Srmsof era te left-en gonemt tainty @ — Address ve. yee he eles. Jowett Cor. New York ave. and jsth by far the ablest statesman, the most profound beutepee Cd wx DI wise A first - clase } French ‘on first floor. ee BENT—One ‘three sory BBIOK HO! Political thinker, the most lofty and irre he. Trash de posta "7 bas Rinnlin eae Mai wi lone Mater and eas, 935 pe corner of F strec om Jorvey a Proachable character, and one of the most pe of “35:. RATOW, Actuary. Yat aga i 0 <On EET complished gentlemen now in or out of Ameri- w. Azvore, President between F A LARGE STORE. cam politics.” Not one word now about mili. B,D. coon x, Ohairman Finance Committee, See Geant brsninty fect, (with Dwctting tf deatred,) tary availability! On the contrary, the con. | —* eee RAUND EES One ae cra “ike. the se Phstarce ot Bore fr for sale c viction has forced itself upon the minds of the MNIBUESES va | ty un ae t barlnees. Apply at Golam CHARLES Ncitan, & 10 100 ‘acres. nowt Colesville. Mont: editors and proprietors of the Intelligencer on fax 4 Pa ave., between 34 and ais iy 8 ind Ben boeal Rotate nent Pt ry county, Ma. “Tomgisire at the Oaval saben " B0HOOLS, una. D PIO. STE FURNISHED House, a. SOR SALE—The GOOD WILi en enema since yesterday—that “a statesman, and nota 1 a, Bot less than sight rooms, with w: F 4c. of the A Or~am Baloo: — —— wuss Lal easenatines 1710-1m__ Btablos opporite. Natlonnl ¥ ‘Theater. ; Ort tacen bi eth strands we Adireever patie baad * PERSONAL, = corner perience, training, and talent were soneces- | Nuw Books AND NEW EDITIONS, — ? OCMS AND BTO} RENT—io « very R pleasant neighbor! 350 8th street, south late possession sary as now to rescue the nation from despotic cast corner of b, with immediate Winans ‘0 RENT—Two or ares TXFUR: and iron rule," etc., etc., &c., &c. Abts Boon: mar couveatont ta Geiisery ‘arlor and Bed Dox NOT T DESP A1ki—Bee Old Dr. B we tried Bacha, Samearit: SALE ATTHE Boum convenion’ gc, He tn parlculary weceeasrul fn Female Vases: Soret pleasent; oman and "his 70m RENT Several HOU! to $1 = “re A pretty sharp corner, this. POPULAR BOOK STORE, Biopst Ome,» acts plan's werent ba Sralor several eal $100 EE BEES ok, of the Tue Nommmation Hure.—As mentioned by Mo 334 PENNSTLYANIA AVANUR, ET Wacoaman, Ff serinsnte AMERICUS. Star ofer, us yesterday, the nomination of Seymour was bd Waxt ce Hance itty joBtw 196 Paavsbets had ais rather a damper to the leading Democratic perme Soe Betwoen Hinth and Tenth streets. tm Prince Politicians in this city. When the announce. Sachineton, af foe RENT— ment reached the House of Representatives, a A BRICK COTTAGE PERSONAL Missms CORSETS, Fa telnet aod in the Publio Printing Office Soper. Nrarupeny be 8, ot BAU MB FACTORY, a aa uw Dotiar a jive a ‘of FRANOT ro 7 :freet, containing atx rooms; alce yard; gaa Pe a ag cs AONE EL Ore Democratic member from the State of New | APELETON’S HAND BOOK OF soUTEI ied Fr SO OE ee & vox, te > ibelareny, tprered machines xt pte York, telegraphed back to friends in the Con. " ANTED-AP CHAS iv 8st 470 Beveuth sirect. AX oa = ‘THA WiUL DBTAIW 4 ro. vention, that the nomination was very discour- on r day OK RENT—One of the largest and best furn PERSON T i aging to the Democrats and most acceptable to Ee ; ath ‘Tale G YOUNG) comer of 4 street F dine’ Heeidencre in the clty- corner K nd 13th Abnionte hall reocive & present of Giana the Republicans, and urged that Seymour Scotland. refeod oR, | savcabie fenaate . 2Gor OF term of years, toa | east. addices J. H.S., tar Ofice, j%s mee should be induced to peremptorily withdraw + Be. i five or siz LBOURN & LATTA, ADIES | LADIES \'—Sare your hair his name. The reply came back “Too late.” ns Beerpicee ietuired aay ote tate B Une od mate ie Beas Carls, ar, Weoee A member from Ohio asked a Democratic 279 PR. anor member from Indiana, how they came to nom. SEIND ‘aad war fp pougee for att invite ang te Lots. x 8 een yeen 10th and Lith ste. - " ‘woul wg onan ~ insieso unpopular siticket. “He-c-hi* said | ee Tee ree Gun ba chee eee who are interested tm baying and selling Keak ‘ie pees serous Tas of ‘bath ert nis ealecme the Indianian—“Don't! You're treading on a ‘#2 00 eB rarrantas malls, | {Sos gas; rauge in kitchen, Latrobe stove; street v LR nr i rin i (C00b CELEBRATED OHTOAGO LaGER, new-made grave!” PEE Ge Pia tay ect a eee HS IN veremen rouc! ee oe. uae iytey je i WM. EELMUPs SALOON, From Shillington, Odeon Building, we have | 1367-1868: seeesenoneeeae SECOND HAND ERE Sv pRrED 509 7th st., eer of Seger Store. jy 6-Im* two smart political caricatares—from a Demo- | Either of pe so n receipt of the putes” P| Families baving large or-émall lots to sell will nied ;E- Dx ¥ CURTIS. M- DFR cratic stand-point—“The fate of the Radical | of the United Biates on receipt {16 to their advan call or address. & mote to hous : Party,” and “The Precarious Situation.” iyo FRENCH & anne cape “Agent,” B jonas. avenue, je 10-1 (latand,) contalen ve ro (latand.) containing Sve rooms Uc t 15x65. Tite is @ bargain. Price ons oe Googe? not son Boos. “rill be old at = non oF r to “WILLIAM Ste W 4STEDFORRITURE 0 oF ALL KInps — img of all kinds of aa Javanzse ANS. od vantage to call on ‘AGREAT VARIBTY, aehmarmes. A.J, CHTPMA: vot Successor teZ. M.P King & Tax WEEKLY Stak, now on our counter for sale and in wrappers Pa, for the mails, con- tains a full report of the proceedings of the National Democratic Comven tion in New York and the nominations of Horatio Seymour for President as Gen. Frank Bisir, jr., for Vice ith graphic accounts of the scenes ‘Beautiful nl COUNTRY, 83 SEAT of 14 acres, with $e.one Rog # Oo wrens? br r4 ee; oes tenant Bouse. a tasted ‘on i by 3. “BART. Weal . Dd. 0. of Saeee Soha | SH fue gta ay aeek (ae Sass te r . Commitiee of the Impeachment | 2% Geidiand Bitver Phat isk Fupaitare ee i ie es ae ee DrEE eX = "00. i Investigation; +A ye algo f of ip Year; ana Peary bsg jy ett 71 ba. ave: Bee ee Ret Te Fiction of uate oa My osm" 1 ter To a Sre-rom ——— iucal News; Wash. | a ost iy the Oourts;tnb Work, Suimzs}a tarse Supply of Reudy-made con- GaNICHOLE at He. 416 Wetreet, below Omy; Humarous Bketeher; with eoaeatal, end Warranted Fe 3 ae aay. And Local News; Agricultural and Taverne summre } made “eat Es Giraeh pete Virginia.) se ing scellany: & an latent Tel the Ohare y tSetee ig aa jas-ty | Soon sosk romremente poems Bisfaiches from all parts of sures }at Prices ion eee other Heuse 1 a | Pata eS catualigingern eaves ein 7 = ‘deme r eloes wena ah certain ate ha sda doe jes-st wanna EA, os Near wabrotare edie nd ice ‘and otter fr them from the race; they have so 4 & ie RS Terme much grit in theme street, near Pent Goovs THAT bs i cs BE SOLD THI BBASON HILIP KLOTO. HARMONY Smok wivetait su SUR’ | Our contre tables aronow vty atractve, an wo LOST AND FOUND. 5 ncaa “rick ry atk favtant at 20 orclock 1 have pleced on them 8 large lot Cam ze rele Chereh. with ‘pane eceree th aS rooms of Hable & Ce. Ma rea RICE DRESS GOODS. C% Gol tae Gg Anema orat ve. = a mas SUMMER BUARD—Two lemen amd ladies 71 deter. | OfJuly.e REO Bi A ‘Sa B « - cos BASLE, Sind to cides eat "Cis nespg” Woes ok teens Li OST—& GOLD BLERVE BUTTON, betwoen | DiUs Store, cor. Land 54 rates.at WH. BROO. SPECIAL NOTICE, B have heretofore been so! nearly double what ith and 7th,on E street, or between K street < OR SALE-A BAR ny a 1 ao a Sk 3 a = oat yrowerded bye Sieh ‘e's * Foie eee vey at ‘callng gat. z Rares Sand to aes Bets ~ ay as coe ok. and Saati alck ws aosciaths out at « SRR UW ohne yaad sant sana Le Also, three-atory BhiOK Bi BOBS Baad sore Boom 303 Datrect, between 13 ae “ F euivesnt belly both bind fost GEEAT REDUCTION. xi off Sud ‘att dp each, A EN: sar fase WHOSE FRAT ave SUMMER Bos lee, cheap White Brfiiidate, isreabie Damen, Heaton cal in coleem Heameontt it wtoten, | ‘ule Reuse farmshed) for twe | \x on ver, ti ab 3 iauine ‘c, | $20 will be paid on on Rea Jon of the thief. and or may mouths oui s, ae napel is: com rea eh an iia rede fdvin fics fares 403'H areetvoruie ° 22) Tost | once at a street weet, between Mf aud 3 Leatiroad to Annapolis, of Dy steamboat from, rT ITE G00D8, AME TO THE, _TERMIGRS OF i THE icimore, 3029-2. FIRST OLASS W! on Wednesday, the Oth inet. seri cow, ‘The on owner wl bh lose out before ofall kinds, which we wish fo close out perty, pay charges, and moving. ne Al E' Ba, SNE te AND a a Sue Ane - Th as Sth street, ironing’ de Tadiciary Sees ictary Square. PLAIN FIGURES, jy 9-3t* Campbell Barracks, bv, coe e iy 26k" j — (= So SaaS BAP CRE A? THE LOWEST CASH PRIOR. COgND TH deraroens hel oo ibe ign green ess eae Sy oe et, OF THE CONDITION OF THE ONE PRIOE—NO DEVIATION ALLOWED, | oil. biack Sat ane the _ or aa pigs A Apoly a3 ts NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK, Ww. Mt. | | Sul please come’ fo prove prepertp aad per = OF WASHINGTON, D.C. iy 9-d3theost es EDWAED WROLY, Agent. Panera COTTAGE RDUDR. ———4 . o, BOGAN & whe, ef the frst Monday of Juty, 1808. | asvaxw B, Core, W. Lenox Towzas, = the sth inet, oun shrubbery, The eld ald jo. 329 SEVENTH ET, Resouces: (late with Philp & Solomons.) 85.28 Dunia COWS porns, wud ee etn bet Paats ae jo aireen Hew York avenue and L stcect, Op, Bonde xith the Tresarer of the COxLE & TOWER, seen te ar sitet | 3 sneha rag Broperiy in ateastes | WW | ber tw. $9.00 8 | BOOKSELLERS, S7ATIONEES, BwoRavans | “itt. between Tieng. Troe exon epoty, at HOLESALE DEPOT OF | Stat 23,092 35 ABD PRINTERS, llw* ——— ma 314 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. onset te, | ctlers, in this srlghymtet Water can be sup- o's 70 — nea KEE, F New Yorkin Caner 8, $170 euch; @10 down ty 10.205 73 | BLANK BOOKS, ous 4 i jeince 3600 04 LETTEE PAPERS, yet Corner ("3 Tee 30 NOTE PAPERS, 3,099 OF AWB ENVELOPES, mane (AN Sizes and Styles.) BANKEBS’ STATIONBBY, tas S COUNTING-HOUSE BEQUISITES, Lunoxs: LEMONS! AND CONVENIENCES. CATIONS AUEECEIVED As OUUN 8 PUBLISH F a. AND MONOG! shomes 1ae@ Al Designed and el fs sia latntene ‘Most Ap- ofthe A Large and Well sclogted weortannt Moat FRENCH AND ENGLISH STATIONERY. NO OBARGE FOR ba INITIAL STAMP- bea ite the public fh t on Lar tn dhe promiae Fair fagas sod Oourteous Attention. "eet FINE WHITE SHIRTS, LINEN BOSOMS, pa aah per Steamer Worcester, via Laver- tte PERRET, ¢ PRIME Yay MADE TO ORDEB, AND WAaBRARTED TO FIT. WALL, BOBINSON & 00., So) SEEMSTLYABIA AVENUR. on Az 91.50. atiew WALL, ROBINSON 8 00., oe Raber f Seton ise 323 Pouneyivanls avenue, ieee whe nage poe ene je tf Bet, Nioth and Tenth streets. CORRS Rema ye SPRINGS aa p< ee. 2 See Hy TEA PuT3 Tv EVERY ia eth on a es Wh. P. ¥. " eer cris ane. iy ae” ut TEE PUBLIC. , iy? Pe ted oitt Hoare, e flaw tees riitock snd Bi fp LOME AND HAIR DRALA ANDE LRGS AND On seg ale rf. ene coer HAM, or Pie see te . aeaeat oS oy hare sate, LIONS FED BY 4 LADT!)! AL TIGER RUNNING Loos. THE NEW ORLEANS MAMMNOTE MENAGERIE CTRCUS AND AVIARY. ‘The ve and brilliant aseeiblage of Ppa hy emalt, ow an $a ta cae, SH om ee ee ante COLLECTION OF WILD BEAsTs from every nea the known wort Desuiia ©: fre Feathrrices wonders ps + | Perfect achoct of Prarene HORSES. POWIES AVP MONKEYS ited wl one exhinttion, and the Peer Lica Geren conquerse in the § with their FOUR DENS OP TRAINED ANIMALA, the whole forming an om semble ba ee “ted oembi¢ marpamingty greed * WILL EXHIBIT IX WASEINGTON, ON LOUISIANA AVENUE SeTWRen 1Orn any Live cranes, TUSSDAY AND WEDEESDAY ONLY, Joly 14th ane 13th, 1868 Doers open et2and7 p m. Admission, 50 Gente; onitren 33 25 Cents “ $i"ihe it Tustant et Srorestone, ThveDA T= BaST HOURS on ABRAHAM EENCOLN. THIS GRAND HISTORICAL PAINTING © now ov Exhibition at the Room over GaLT'S NEW JEWSLRY sToRE, om Penneylvanieavenas. Admission. 26 CENTS noe ACADEMY. roan. pumet ‘Seoaee, ySentiomens Reeapay est nrHowspAe aver sos = fm & to eon oan receive a tall igure wv Regular 6 claee the Firet Tuceds: ot Binds hharf at Wharf at 8 o'clock a street ay 10-8" SPoonD GRAND EXOURSION or MOUNT VERNON LODGE. No. 5, KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS, TO GLYMONT, JULY. 16, 1565. beantits ory. OF. ry the oc ema street, at N wy Yer at an o\docken as: ing ana retorn! sratleman aud indy, S conte AND goasrnatios PIORIG petites Tuk SION OF THR ti or ras eh aun Mite the SONU ETE street, Alex TT! stopping at The Yout HAMMACK, (only eleven yoars old.) bee ern aD ‘4. and © perform som: ry ue Sopagetal feats on jonanaonoe a ¥ By for M. Pee ” sm ount Veo Trip eo ‘Gur c 7. are eerie a hasten Eilat a to Washington as i, eb street. corner of TA HEALD Agent. (D* Sewin @ Daye DENTAL associa. TSETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT Pais.