Evening Star Newspaper, July 14, 1868, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the District CROSBY S. NOYES. 5 Edite: WASHINGTON CITY: TUESDAY. + JULY 14, 1968, S7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GBAPHIO AND OTHER MATTER. FoR THE ACCOMMODATION OF PERSONA leay- ng tbe city during the summer months they | ca have the STAR mailed to their address, by ordering the same at the office, for 124 cents Per week, for one week or more iene apa THE NEW PARTY. The particulars given by us yesterday con- ‘Toing the movement for the formation of a vew party by those disaffected with the nomi- nation of Seymour and Blair, attracted mo little attention, and the matter was the subject of general discussien last night. Many of the Democratic politicians are disposed to treat the movement shghungly sas tie effervescence of s few sore-head partizans. the attempt will not enlist a baker's dozen of the Democracy, oF those disposed to act with the Democracy, and that it will not be heard of ana fortnight. Weare ioclined to think, after caretul inquiry, and talting into consideration | the cbaracter of the men engaged in this bolt from the New York nominations and platform, Bat it will not do for the Democracy to under- e its importance. The Democratic managers aay tind it to their advantage to Wiuk at the formation of a third party, in order to prevent the disaffected trom going over to Grant and | iax, swelling ‘he rauks of their adversaries dangerous sort. We find the following in our cotemporaries, sddPsual and confirmatory of what we wrote yesterday. >a Tegard to the formation of the ew party. “Data” writes to the Baltimore Sun of to-day, as follows. ‘There isa movement in progress. backed some of the most substantial men in <aliom whicb culmiated im the momination Gen. Grant, and who oppose on the other candicates ‘and principles of the New York Convention, snd especially the priaciples of Mr. Blasr’s letter, to piace a third candidate in the flek for President. The movement was begun at New York on Friday last, and 1s be- | ing developed throughout the country, with | expressions of the warmest concurrence trom | some of the most prominent persons in both parties, but particuiarly irom the Conserva- tive men of the country, the workiugmen, and & large body of the soldiers and sailors. It is proposed, if the arrangements can be compl. ted, to publish a list of the National Executive Committee shortly, and to hold a convention naidates, either in Pict-bar; ptember. Itis beli-ved bere however, that this move- Cincinnati, in by the Democ! ment will amot ie momipees Will have ceased. To this the trends of the new party respond that they will not desis From the Chronicie of this morning we take + following in the sare connection: ~-A caucus of Democrats dissatisfied with the ommations of the New York Con vention was ast might held at one of the leading hoteis in this He City, to determine upon a course of action, with a view to putting in the field another tial ticket. There were preseat some ¥-five or thirty gentlemen trom various parts of the country, imcluding members of Congress, delegates to the late convention, aud vx-ollicers of the army. Politically, those pres- ent might | be divided into three classes, as fol- lows ds of the administration, conser ¢n- uve soldiers and sailors, and representa- tuves of the workingmen’s organizations. De- rivirg our mformatior indirectly, and not baving had a reporter present, we are, of course, unable to give the proceeding: in detail, but we learn that it was resolved to take steps for calling togetber three conventions, one for each of the three political classes above mentioned, and that Gen. W. 5. Rosecrans. of Cahfornia, and S F. Cary, of ‘Obio, were agreed upon unanimously as the “third party” ticket. Wedo not know whether either of upon the acceptance, or whether they are to be perforce comsigtied to that class of peuple who are said to +bave greatness thrust upon them.’ Nor can we predict whether the pro- posed conventions, should they ever be held, will accept the cut-and-dried ticket prepared for them. So far as the workingmen are con- cerned, we apprehend they know their own in- terests well enough to support the Grant and Colfax ticket, and help to swell the majority ef that party which has always been identifie! with the maiu-enance of the mghis and the as- sertion of the dignity of labor Tue Hot Wuatuex—The weather reports from all parts ef the country indicate univer- sal and unusually hot weather. In some pisces the thermometer indicated over one bundred im the shade yesterday, and several deaths from sunstroke sre reported. In this city im some of the most shady places the ther- Mometer indicated $8 degrees yesterday afier- noon. In Baltimore the day was pronounced «the warmest of the season.” The thermome- ter Was reported at 13 degrees. There were several cases of sunstroke, but mone fatal. As we bave already stated there were seven fatal | cases Of sunstroke at Buffalo, N. ¥.,on Satar- day and Senday. In Philadelphia yesterday the beat was excessive. In some localities the mercury ranged 99% degrees in the shade. One fatal case of suustroke. The thermometer at midnight stood “©. The weather continugs ex- tremely hot in Albany, the mercury yesterday afternoon 97 to 101 degrees in the shade. Nu- merous cases of sunstroke are reported, sev- erol fatal. The weather yesterday in Hartford was the hottest in fourteen years. The ther- | mometer was at 100. In Cincinnati the weath- er isexcessively hot. There were 353 deaths in Philadelphia last week, an increase of 101 com- pared with the week preceding. Eleven of the Geaths were from sunstroke. The number of deaths in New York city during the past week was 614, or S9 more than the corresponding week of last year, and 201 more tman last week. ‘The large increase is caused by cholera infan- tum, sum stroke during the very hot days and other casualties. Tae WorktsG Prorte—The eight-hour law, which is creating the difficulty in the mining region, reads as follows: “On and after the firet of July, 168, eight hours of labor, be- tween the rising and setting of the suo, shall be deemed and held to be a legal day's work, | tp all cases of labor and service by the day, | 2 where there is no cont-act or agreement to the contrary. 2. This act shall not apply to, or in | any way affect farm or agricultural Iabor or service by the year, month or week; nor shall any person be prevented, by anything herein contained, from working as many hours over- ‘ome or extra work as be or she may see fit, the compensation to be agreed upon between ths | employer and the employee. 3.,All other acts | oF parts of acts relating to the hours of labor, which shall now constitute a day's work im this State, are hereby repealed. Governor Geary declines to call an extra session of the Pennsylvania Leg! ire in consequence of the recent decision ef the Supreme Court against the conststutionality of he registry law. He«ays: «I very much regret tbat decision, anpulling an act affecting the purity of the ballot-box. which I regard above ai! price; but sfter 8 most careful examination of the reasons for and against the proposed action, I feel comstrained to decline calling aa extra session. The election laws remain sub- stantially the same as for years past, and in my judgment the facts do uot present such an ©x\raordipary occasion as is contemplated by the constitu'ion.”* Blessings brighten as they take their flight, ‘The Marylanders who allowed intemperate pSrtizanship to stand in the way of returainz their distinguished representative, Reverdy JoBnson, to the United States Senate, are now complimentary dinnering bim to a great ex- tent on bis departure for Europe. They begin to think be isa great man now that they are josing Dim. The Richmond Whi says. «It is fortunate for the South that there ts more for her of hope than despair in Gen. Grant's nomination. The Radicals might have named a worse man. Nor ss there any reason why, in doing all we can to wh the Democratic ticket, we shoula speak wit unjust or unseemingly acrimony ee terday ratified the Constitutional A ceadinent, and ber Senstors and Represent. wives will be admitted to Congress this wee The South Caroline ‘Legislature selects Uni- ted Siales Seuators to-day. They say that | country, who oppose on the oue hand the radi, | or | to nothing, and that within | *Wo weeks all complaint agamst the Democrat. | gentlemen has been consulted { THe New Sexavog prom Marrtayy.—We Aunouncd the fact yesterday thit Governor Swann, of Maryland, had appointed William Pinckney White, United Sevtes Senator for the Un xpired term of Hon. Reverdy Jo4nson, re- cently appointed Minister t9 England, The term expires on the th of March next. Mr. Whyte isa axtive of Balumere, anda leading Member of the Mars i ber He ts im the prime of life— between 45 and 5’—and is coa- sidered one of the most able men in the Demo- cratic party of bis mative Ste. He comes trom an old Demecratic famiby; his father was Au active Jackson and Van Buren man, and at One time was collector of the port of Baltimore, Sud held various other public offices. Senator White bas always been an active politician of the extreme Democratic school, has several t represented Baltimore im the State Lg- ure, and for several years was Comptrol- | ler of the State Treasury, in which position bis friends olaim that he exhibited consider- able financial ability. He was defeated for the House of Representatives by Hon. J. Mor- rison Harris during the days of the American party, and during the rebellion he took but little active part in political affairs. Last win- | ter be was a candidate for United Siates Sen- Stor, but withdrew after the first ballot, and | Was a member of the late Constitational Con- vention. | Tne New Youe Postar CaB Systev.— ‘The new system of conveying and distributing | the mails went imto operauon yesterday, the Lith im tnt. A postal ear is attached to the express trains from New York to Buffalo, and | the trains from Buffalo to New York, ranning through to each city. The mails that have- | heretofore gone to the distributing offices, to be there assorted and forwarded, are now dis- } tributed and left at the various destiaations | slong the route, instead of being leftover for distribution ny, Buffalo, &c. Thesame system was extended yesterday from New York to Chicago. This arrangement, which | Bas been devised by Postmaster General Ran- | dal, is intended to facilitate the rapid delivery of mail matter, and will doubtless prove to be & great convenience to the business interests of | the country, and to all who use the United States mails. ‘The health of school children bas attracted the attention of the Massachusetts Board of Education, and their last report contains im- portant statistics asto the exhausting effects of over-exertion of the brain. In one school of 85 pupils, only 54 had refreshing sleep, 59 had heacaches of constant weariness, and only 15 | were perfectly well. The cause of this is thus | Secounted for: The most celebrated medical | men, according to facts and opinions, given in | the report, show that the hours devoted to bram-work showd not exceed siz hours for bealthy men, and three bours fer children, But im the above school it was tound that, in addition to the six hours of school, 31 studied 3% hours, 35 four heurs, and 12 from four to seven hours. The report states that in places where schools are highest in reputation, the | 8bove example is the common experience. << | “Tae Last Hoves oF Lrxcoty.”—This | great bistoric pamting, which has been on exhibition at Galt’s new iron front store, o Pennsylvania ayenue, near {ith street, for a few weeks past, has excited considerable atten- tion im this city, where the teatares of the persons im the group about the bedside of the ing President are so well known. Those most competent to judge speak of it as a truth- ful representation Of the ™d scene, and none of our ci'izens should fail to see it previous to its removal from the city, which will soon take place. The New Yor Tribune waras the Republi- cams uot to fall into the mistake of supposing that Grant and Colfax will beelected as a mat- ter of course because of the mistake made by the Democracy in the nomination of Seymour and Blair. Grant and Colfax, says the Tri- bune, Will be elected, but only by bard, steady work | From French & Richardson, 334 Pennsylva- | nia avenue, agents for the Leonard Scott Pub- ishing Company's admirable reprints ot for- | eign magazines, we have the North British Re- view for June. en S7 Philadelphia claims the site of the next World’ ae res to be held im this coun ty on the cen®nmal anniversary of our na- tional anniversary, just eight years hence. S#7 Saturday was the Iast night of the | “White Fawn” at Niblo’s Garden, New York. It bas been performed 175 times in succession, | giving employmens to 250 persons, and brought | to the cash box upwards of $100,000. | 7 Prince Albert, nephew ef King William | of Prussia, is to marry Princess Mary, daugh- ter of Prince Frederick of Holland. Albert will be made a general in the North German army. and pat in command of Qassel or Han- over. S7 In Johnson county, Illinois, there isa chalybeate spring that sends its waters = thirty or forty feet above the surface of the earth. 87 Three well-known authors, Herm: 7 Melville, R.H. Stoddard and Richard Gri White, are clerks in the New York customs house, §7-Y. H. Peyton Esq.. of Staunton, has pur- chased 4 one-fourth interest in the Lyachburg | (Va) News, S7 The Wilimington (N.C.) papers report a very low stage of water in the Cape Fear river, apd thereby great detention in the arrival of produce. S7-The sheriff ot Richmond county, Texas, lately sold tracts of land valued at $50 to $75, | gold: per acre before the war, at prices ranging om 75¢. to $2.20 in currency. srThe he State census of Florida for 1867 shows & population of 81,004 whites and 71,665 | negroes: total 153,65 increase of 13,236, or } 942-100 per cent. on te cone of 1860. 1.0 0. F “GRAND LODGE —4 ql mecting. wil be) WED ebay im wat o'elock Dost “i a P.H. SWEET. Gat WORK: MEN'S Al MBLY. — coe fe RS NEniNG. 3 iy is at otiock, WavaiSsbay \ orcioek. ey Mp Mar MURRAY, Ree. Rec. ie i Coo OBIBNTAL Cea | co) | BY aro rejussted at the Beit” wesVay, Jair 3 é andthe members are, | Se torattens ‘4 ue to do so. y order j i JOUN WAGL, B. Sec. | 1 gaorrick oF NATIONAT. FREKOWEN's | $e savin gome mor wisere Sn ect maeteyas mia “AVENUE, ASHING TO: C. Jvuuy 9. 1833 —At THA As meeting oe the ‘Board ot Teas teen held THES DaYn semi-annual Dividend of yy ic © dana dopeuie: to ae poaltors whose mone: | ties rematned te ban! 1 The Bent ales deposit the rule requiring } de to remaia on it six months be/ore it hall begis to draw interest to soay monthe. 7) ‘The assets of the com the time to de. ti CONGRESSIONAL. Conciusion of Yesterday's Proceedings. 5 B—Yesterday after our report closed — the Fonding Bill beng under consideration, Mr. Fessenden moved an amendment that the new fonds shall be redeemabie at the ex- Piretion of tv aa fam exientied debate the amendment was Moved to strike out the Inst sec- making contracts in gold walid. msey said this was virtually a reterc to specie payments before the country was prepared for it, It would operate most injuri- ously on the small borrowers. The amend- ment of Mr. Ramsey was rejected. Mr. Wilson moved a substitute for the first three sections, providing for the issue of fitiy- year bonds bearing five per cent. interest, —_ subject to.A national tax of one per éent. annum, and be exempt from local taxation. Mr. Wilson bad always been in [avor of tax- ing the debt Without turther action the Senate went into executive session and then adjourned, Hovsr.— Yesterday, after our report closed— On motion of Mr. Eliot, (Mass..) the rules were suspended and the Senate bill for the dis- continusnce of the Freedmen)s Bureau was taken up for consideration Mir. Allison (lowa) mowed to amend the bill by providing that the operation of the bureau sball be discontinued absolutely on the ist of January next, in the States reconstracted, ‘The smendment was agreed nd the bill ‘Was pssed as amended—yeas 104, nays 32—& striet party vote. Mr. Dawes, (Mass.,) from Committee on Elections, reported back the credentia's of Mesers. 0. H. Dockery and Nathaniel Bryden, representatives elect, respectively, from the Third and Seventh districts of North Oarolina, and (they took the oath of office and were ad- mitted to seats. Mr. Schenck (Ohio) introduced a bill to abolish thy office of solicitor and naval judge advecate, Referred to the Committee on Naval Affairs. ‘The House then went into Committee of the Whole on the Tariff bill, which was discussed throughout the remainder of the afternoon ses- sion, and during the evening session to 9:4) o'clock, when the Heuse adjourned. OFFICE OF NATIONAL FREEDMEN’S SAVINGS AND TBUST COMPANY, Corner 19TH STREET AND Pa. ave. LL bey eabae i those who have money by thom drawing po tuterest, however mall the ‘sum, put it at once inthe Bank. Sums of $50 or over, if left on deposit thirty dys will draw interest at the rate of foar per or more, "The metual cast leporite of this Bank on the 3ist D. L. EATON, Actuary. The actual cash de day of May were 87: J. W. Avorn. President. H.D. © im ae ooke, Obairman Finance Committee, MAYOR'S OF FIORE. C crry EGC Wasiinstox, D.C.y hereby noiified itt "the ori. Corporation to prevent Hogs ese from running at large within the cit Timits will be Figidly enforced on and after the lot tant and that evers Hog and Goose #0 found running at large on and after that 4 1 be taken up by tbe polices carried tothe Workhouse, and be dis posed of according to law. No exceptions will be made in any case, but all Will be dealt with alik The law also imposes a penalty on the owners of Goats found at large, which penalty will be strictly enforced om and & ter the 10th instant 8-1 A ny mop tatives, tor ALBX ANDERS son{eoo Mth et uae Wares wa mht 3d two miles in the f aus . aa ore ecre TED—A sere Cass <, WASHER, ant | PAN IRONER. with good references Apply at 253 Vermont avenue, between M aad N etreots, a7 4 3 ANTRD_An indastrious and healthy colored WOMA « froner. WN. between L WANTED—By an A rican Girl, « SITUA. Pi rene nore ve. fe ven. Please address note 10 iu Sat TION as Nurse. B: referenc Mice. Tecommendations Walock set 343 treet iy ~ ANTRO—By Hod respectable gir gpl A . iu the same howse; ome’ to wash and from, an the other as house girl Please sddress a note to Box 1, Star Office. ASSIATANT BARK ‘one that can come well recommen: t once at LOUIS BETZ’S Restaa: aS War Department Wikre a Inty with a little manent HO: in a competent dre: can run a machin Hi anake herself useful Good Poked given if required. Inquire at a “th ret, between I and ANTED—COOKS.LA SES. Tavs Nuraes. and othe ply between 1 and 310 WiLL BUFEMAN, tntsiltecnce Office. 479 Kloventh strect, between K aud F. 131i cost = ANTED—In Good BBE, either active or ART. cash nt, with capital of ‘from 8.00 to $10.00). "The brues Well catabtiahet.and doing & bust T3100 pam Address, stating where an intervie had,**Merchant,” City Dy Ts cost SECOND HAND FURN 1rcnin WANTED. — ties bavin Hand Farotea that be will pay tbe very ghost ‘cash the same. en drop a line era loon 8, Star Office, and it will rece v 6 pr: Ed WANTED_ A TINNER apap e ply. A.B. SHE: U6. Roofing hand PHERD & BROS., 269 Poon ‘dy 13-2t WANTE De ort COOK, WASHER end RONER, that understands ber business Nell, and good wages w Sill, be elven. Refers required. 9th street LandM sts. jy 130" WASTED—By 9 heal mana SITUATION in astore. Can spesk English or German, and Gane, well recommended. Address oe ‘Star iy ice. ANTED—A cod HOUSE BERVANT cook. Foner; one welll reco ded was can have a good home by'ai north, bet. 9th aud luth ate, OWEN. Mayor. OSS Wiles STREET, AN EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SH halla the public may find, alway: want,” ‘and That of the best quality. \VENTH STREET, Pi nes south of K and Northern Market. Inronttyr NEWS. JEWELL’S PREMIUM SOAPS are acknowledged to be THE BEST SOAPS FOR THE LEAST MONEY in the market ‘They are made on the old fashion plan by boil ing, and are free from all injurious Chemical aduiterations. ‘The preminm ORIENTAL SOAP, cB The * NEW YORK CITY 80AP, The ‘“ CHEMIOAL OLIVE 80A?, Tee * LAUNDRY SOAP, Are brands of superior quality, teed to give perfect satisfaction. ASK \OUB GROCER for any of these and take no other. oe sale by a1 of the BEST GROCERS tn the ity. are guaran: Mavufectory, Nos. 500 and 502 @ street north, Between 4th and sth, vee Washington, 86 SEVENTH H STREET. c. rating thei tug Faperhaugiogs ts. a largret, ond cholrcet sesortment of gords in the Di goods warranted as fopreseuted. TERMS case No. 456 elt — 8 doors above cee —A BaY HORSE. GROCER’S acd Haknnss: Inquire at Bo Sor ith Btreet, between N and U streets Jy 1¢-e03t* (OB SALE—& EPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. EP ANTE STATES PATENT Srrice, the ¢; aie ‘ers he ea Mice their objections, 5 ee dey of hearty to be w fed in Sco, which will be furnished Depositions and other timony must be filed in joe ys before poked nearness tbe Srqume ~~ if any, within eee i actiges Drhn e Seas rae ae D. C., andin the ‘Daitimore Lor yr = aoe sontows. 8 ey ya b | cations re te at Teast fwenty days bel sry * before the satficatimony ied a’ by clthor part ‘be taken an: the sane = the of relted cy on as tow Hie > land, once sive weeks; the least sixty days pees to iwie Acting Commtadtorts fas Beats, ay ops. ® AVIS ee an betel et Bpace. L 4 RRCETY BD. DAILY. a TULL STOCK OF FANCY GOODS AND NO. TIONS. all the season at DAVIS & GAITHER’s. TRAW AND MILLINER Ss prices, at AVIS GOODS at very low 3 & GAITHES'S. SMALL LOT OF PONGER PARASOLS AND > SUN UMBRELLAS at ont. Siree one toe. at DAVIS & GAITHER'S. | before the 2th 14 10t : r HAN BNC | 1 tis ing (to coufe Spay | Evaaine: aah instant. at 8 o'clock. +2" ays WM_B MCLRAN. Serine. GH rooms, foot of 6th street. ne | ¢ he ‘Seivnctsen. Society will’ sake | WEDMNeSDAY, isth inst. st the pew Park Votes will be received ers Pm {g2e%lock. By order of the Presid ae MMIDT, Sec. SIC a oBACK ‘a 1oeon SUNDAY | 8CHO . Alfred Holmead tor.) at Green Spri a WikDNeSDNT NEX Tthand D streeta, Ts. resbmenta by the ieaies the Springs. BUILDING ABSOCT ATION — ae ape L piwa es0c sSOCIN TION ‘wi ley’s Ball P Tvantnerenee's Poe Poors Sp WEDNESDAY NIG Re, Ju ay the'beoks are fo be eioend W.T. JOHNSON. Soeretatee Prine. ‘CENTRAL BUILDING ASSOCTA’ thirty fourth moathiy Iv meet: elation will be held atthe Cl BY BEEN west, soley of Jy. NOTLOR. W. GALT & BRO., JEWBLERS, HAVE BEMOVED to Ture NEW STORE, 290 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, je im __ sat. Hite ano ttre ots (Cy oBEAT REDUCTION IN PRICES ON SUMMER GoODS, Ar M. WILLTAN’s* 336 Ponasyivanis avenue. ev ie RESPOTULE YOUNG GIRL wi priv vag ba pe te po mat 344 fe ferully can between Cand D north, Oapitol it WASTED east, Jy 13-30" A competent COLORED GIRL of good character, to take seeet of an infant and make bi ja & family. References require res Star office, or call at Owen House Pa Sven Jy13-20" WARTED-& good, practical FHOTOGRAPa- BR. one willing to make I generally usefnl in the bneinees. Addres: mee fic: ns, compensation wanted, hae » Box oe St iy 13 2t* WAN =A WET NURSE. Apply at Dr. ONER'S office, Louisiana avenue, , between iy nerally usefi Office. 6th and tt Streets TED—One cood OPERATOR on Wheeler Wilson's Sewing Machine, to make fi at 305 F street, between lth ai byt PpEAuS AND TEAMSTERS WANTED. ayanted—Ten good tw: two wn and four horse TRAMS, hree AM ited to travel Wages good aud sate Tuvetee trast 8 to10 ional Hote! OOPERS WANTED—Seve «mployment, CLAG ay Ww lw “Wit 7 FURNISHED MOUSE. contaic oy Bot leas than eight rooms. with wa as in the house. and situated north of F ate ntucen 7th and 14th streets weet, Address ie A callon DRUGGIST, corner 1oth and M sts. Ol D Perso’ posing of all kinds of Furnicare will hud it to there advantage to call on * oe wre! the Sines cash S —Kito, aah iad Mdvanced on ‘on all consigned #20 Fe tea ESOLMAN & 00 je9-im 293 reane ve. ANTED TO BUY—Ladien gentleman's. WwW ee * auconb. nant ciordiaa. Seger loti c. by K. sUst rest, peterson Land pra aoth sand oF 0 Wth ‘street, next door te the Gas light office. ja3-ly W Arte nEY A AND Mende SR OFF CLOTH F RDY article of raine, Pricg OMd cetablished frm ° cle * frm ote Fl FULTON awabrokers, saree 41 ba Mnee LOST AND FOUND. $1 Ey ef or stolen figm the subscribe Teall at ten. b'o. BD Ow ve wh jum-sizedt crumpled borne: noother mark Tecollectod nine years old. WM. C. HAZE’ a ai i y, 7th a ABD—Btrayed away. Ted and white head; sti —SILK UMBRELLA. wit WILLIAMS painted on have teen left at Post Office. If le! rey Oi! store of GEO. BYNEAL, J liberal reward will be pai y night, the 12th in. fond pe cars, betwe-n | enue. ne daronno, SLADY'S BLACK EK CIRCOL, LAR ‘he above reward wiil pat by leaving it at Batlro Btation, cores 7th Street and Boundary. iy 13-3t* NAKEN UP ASTRaY— rip the aT ie the 1 juh inst . # WHITE BORSRB, marked hip. The OwSAE will plcese cn for wn ‘opert ebsri ROSACK corner of B street a, io the hi P L/ ADIFS in search of FANG ¥ 90008, NO ‘ ingen wet age oe and ToILer AB % well to go at ee AVIS CGAirnen’ 3, sy13-lw larket Space, GBsvee TO GI¥k Away, Persons needing Gravel for paving can have it by ouses, corner of C aad ay B. AINS Ove octave Bose Knabe , 8. ‘ipg it f rear of 16 he sete, Capitol Bill. iy lt 3t '3 4 Large orgie, of Resdy-made con- Order. and Warranted to SHIBTS } Made tor ‘the Wearer 5 than an: He — at pues tae ae ee lense 8. D. MARLOW & C9. Manufactory, 262 Penn’a av. se8 6t FINE WHITE SHIRTS, LINEN Bosoms, AT 91 50. WALL, ROBINSON & CO., 322 Pennsylvania avenue, je met Bet. Nivth and Tonth streets. ANESE TEA PuT3 * EVERY KIND, WARRANTED TO STAND TRE HEAT, AND AT LOW PRI u.W. BURCHELL, jy? Under BLditt House. CA SPRINGS. VIRGINIA On the Lowdon and He A ts seven lamp si nag al ‘road. are Se iat vii FOR SALE AND RENT, F°. toPatrae tte. HOUSE on oth street. op Bosite Patret Moc, of ten rooms | Kent Tw —— air Seueiee es, A EBERLY. Rtove store. Ne ay M-St* OLET—a = SLE RP SS || ant Bal ars FIXTURES the janctioech fikeod r ferther particelare ‘apply on the premises, sth #1 “Apply to Oa Datta, Dentist, jy 14 3t_ 352 Penw avenue, bet. oth ant 7the's. Poocitan ter Seeger rary ol ibiy situated B. earthen for :fiiees r business, ‘omrance ov grounl flvcr x . No. 246 Feuneyivania RE tween Ifth ane | BRICK § How: SEI ‘SE FOR Bi BI iy OR LSALS Sones tre | o% oa THORNTON, oe or street, j [onmenr small HOUSE. and FURNITUR: for sae: side lot, with fruit trees shrub’ Ac | 18th street, west side, between Massachuset avenue and M street. Tooalreat room 21. floor, General Post Office. HiSUS2 FOR RENT — Party, tor a boarding house; 452 Bue 4s ae. “%, Re ve of RAVER, 1h MS nee gertivcorey aa pe Stary, perth corner 7th aud streets, Brer ton’ og. Room 6. DL WELLS & 3, re A PRESS BRIOK HOUSE FOR RENT. con‘ain ing six rooms and passage, No. 277 With stieet, between O aud P streets north. soaps at the premises. un OR SALETA Randaome COTTAGE SRT. Mar- Die top Was aed Buresn,) Carpeting, wlecheap; No. S79 ith strcet, Telaad” Fore LE—3.000 CEDAR Posts. all sizes, 16 feet, will be t the lowest mar in lote to sult the Purchaser. Inquire betreet near D north 31 BENT—HOUSE, « aE aie ter in the yard; furnisned or aafarnichet: ree nrinntes” walk of the strect cars. Ia repatOee M. REILY am Ipauire ore. if Guire No =a High street, ay 13-3t* ae fixtures mH Specter gain. corner store in the heart of city. stand for any business. Also. be harness Inquire at the Star Offiee. For wong stem edi case now occupied by « rge Heu: furvished vain ten years’ lease of ad tive Om Pa. avenue, north side. D. Brereton's Building. cs cor ba ae at z— or ge PRRRIAG 'S FIRE anD EF BURGLAR PROOF 8 nearly new. wili be sold cheap for. Kier or Aa én part eaymnent fe all Douse’an or bnildt im good n. Address ‘HERKING'S 5. Post Office OB RENT—A ‘STO! Trooms. known as per of 31 and G streets. and HOUSE. containing 4th Ward Market. cor- Apply on the ol Jy 1st A GOOD STANDING BAR ROOM. with lease of hve years, and two BRICK HOUSES for sale very cheap, on account of travel! inquire 299 D street. iyll-6t infarnished Rooms. suitable for ~F ad 497 S4 Pye Pr pe ye ‘6th and ca two S.vares from potitan Bs re core ter oD hoth Pree, citi i ry Fo Packt lOUSE, in good location; oentalning ten lary pantry and bath-room; gas. hot aud cold water, ibs bean Intel nted and ‘and can be bought at a great barasin for particulars inquire at 357 6th ind 9a. m. and 4 and 6 o'clock p. ayil-4at™ pe sow IS THE TIME ETO BUY a Lor. Pea For fart pat between Three Beautiful | Balding LOTS with good fronts ard depths. on 19th street. west ade, nM and N sects. © ail and’ seo tie once yaad se cure ~— a, rable down an ithiy. Alto, ey le LOTS int thee noptewrel weet part ofthe ety: 8iev ench, directly se grade 10 down nd 85 paid monthiy. STA RR eT ae iy Paiste epee Sa ween be. a m4 FOR SOP Eae Fa SOURTEY Best- FGisoe Fai TT ANDOARoES Fan ND FRUIT AND GARDEN FARM. with every arrangement for comfort and conve- pience. ery a apric of froit—apples, lcots. | &c caches, cherries, a trees and shrubbery. Also. a well- entabiished SoUntTHy's STORE. with ‘good stock of cope. Part a and cit; "Addrees Box 654 Post Office vendre ay Wtf STORE FoR BENT_Ine business neigh- Lg ewtinn tenner} jm advance. cine st SWORD: D's, T ist and News Dealer I oe near National Tu Theatre. 13 9 cost" (OB BENT —Bevcral HOUSES from 940 to @i% | aie : ‘Also, for eelo, several sal) at great bar, Ti08 E. WAGGAMAN Je 8-lw 126 Pa av. 19th snd PERSONAL ae Gene 98 NO CANDIDATE for @y cfc ver in the Washington *siget Ageeclatiog L. LOWMAN pas HUNDED DoE x TASH WILL BE for the wil at of {the position of Exe [reasnry. War arco 2." Starofices oR = Cra Tg CUTTING gem nay ef it TAQGHT. To tone ng; the most wary ani » tates Patter se cut eee ie th aud f iy test" Mar 8 320 ll be aid (orm Brat lane De monte Address HULL, Star o@en wrig NEES Is iiEREeY civER To aa td ua ys KOLB 20). Der DESPA mee id Dr. DARBY, afer you have fried | Buchu, Samaritan bambugs, eo Be ts parti etefulin Female Onsen, Eosave oppeeite Odd Fellows” ‘Bail, 74b et. sy 10 im* PEREON AL —MISERS OOMSETS, all style: aot t BAU M'S FACTORY, 49 Lontetane ps ay ADIFS! LATIRS ting it cat and or Chignons by N. Di 279 Penusylvania avenue, between lth and 11th sis and try the COOL CRLERBATED CHICAGO LAGER, at WM. MELMU8'S BALOON, __509 7th st., rearof Seger Btore. De F. CURTIS. MD i. 3 bas _ay 61m" ) BR. LEON, SURGEON’ AND PHYSICIAN 266 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUK, above 12th st Hes devoted many years to the treatment of fem th the greatest *uc-ess wie aries, opectal Srytimest ‘will Gnd il EEGULABITIES. tom "whatever cause, “Baa PRIVATE, Patients seonoone bet the Co ir) | a Corp “wna ‘Young men who pase, Cr ties by certain unfit them Yor bi busi of marri ____ BOARDING. Piss WISHING TO OBTAIN BOAKD can be accommodated at OL. EAD'S. near )4th street, sibove Columbian Col- = half mile from eth The house and yard a1 od by 0 sccntitel tocese erores excellent wi the prenitses ay We-at™ SOUNTE [BOARD Ta. Cambri re: By / Shore. ood ROUMS and BUA be ettalned Yor the summer month jated Frese by apply reet, between streets. n few Table Boarders Sccommoated. jy 3t* FE! BAND AIRY SINGLE AND F Ryo B ONS ate best amore ome N. ‘Sth if is'4 Soar enamine aes quired. je Ls. im DENTISTRY, D* LEWIES Daye. No. 260 FENW'A 4 ween lath and isth strests- TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. will be made for, whore Ar B Bid "e atl EOE Dee a RON Soe Bo, ag - LOT.—Two be: an Lt \Obnervatory; good arden each, $10 down ang “te w-tf Re SALE OR tet ae Ie nee °o — beturen = hand Ht; > ae "fuguire of B:8. wae I ites desired oe oe re four ar etoms brick, corner 22d street, pt ag aes AND PLEASANT Rooms, in a de Higattet ent airy tocation. Will * ronted fp ip ovenes; OUSE FOR BENT—One of those Awe: 1 C A ‘OSES, = 253 fons « an between lth au ib etree water and bath house. Bent ie monthiy in in ad- vance. ret a. ra Oi et 35% DV street. be 8 ‘Sth and 10th streets, Possession on, lat of FF 10} ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB O FOR RENT The large and convenient rooms corner it colle ly for sub-| porary eae L. W. WO SALE IN PRINCE Geor; Washington contain, ry pes aren cach of | cannot, give them my sonal attention, I i sell. anpty low aa ’ fons credit, or sachanen Them for city my 19-eo7™m" Be ee. idugton, Mois. RENT—One of thosedesirable HOUSES ip F% Hig ae coos’ waa, on aon a ut. TAM SME LF. We is tf (Chron.] New York wae faut OB SALR—On Ith street, sath strecte, BER ESO Bota al Paid i ree BE & METCALF, Cor. New York ave. and isth st. story pon HOUSE room, and Dane aly let, 138 - ed tolen, = di a 85 nea? HEBER eC ei Pa Rca . eplit in each ear, strap on neck. he ate raw be paid E—A modcra-built FRAME HOUSE Bree BER TAR EIRTIIT im rooms, tn a pleasant locaifty. on the of Ist and N streets south, Navy Vard. jy 11-8c" Poataat ice froat by 100 #9 aA Op )OR BENT—Two or th as, DMNIBURSES Fo Cutaraiehed, fer Bocenieept ae ty SonooLs. crore 467'Isth strect, between Kaud ¥ sta. “ie 2 at TORR RENT—A 8TO otto BE and DW LL tNa sita- N ia he 3 s rege, “Sool te Hint § ae hers, cornet EW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS, on Ba = Fem Oto Ti acres ape Coleeatiec nae For sALw AT TRE 5 se Q ccenty. Md, inguire at the Canal Cie, POPULAR BOOK STORE, = = yTLLIAM GUINAND, | No. 334 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Coan, woos titi ORME. ac. Between Ninth and Tenth streets. areneros’s HAND BOOK OF waters! 1-8 appt ETON HAND. BOOk or wontiERe Hh Eiest “GUIDE TO EU. A ROPE ‘SHORT TRIE x ted to nd. dos Raguats Feat tae br italy. ‘Morford, with Pot cal ana merci ori ms oe Dosen tes contet: Rail &e.. BT SHIN ike E ore [vars @ Slave.and Yeare athe Wale hhc by ake Re LLOWR: ie Sew Fe 1367-1868: vol 1. Either of the ort the United Bites jy 0 nina sz IGHABDSO¥, Ssiers wave 70 onze. AND WARRANTED TO FIT. WALL, ROBINSON & 00 due PI euDELvamiA AVENUB. poore hp "Bo VEG AREER? ORY @oOoDs AT LOW PRICES. BOGAN & WYLIE, EVERLASTING CORSET STEELS. 10 Cents. HOOPSEIET AND COBSET MANUFACTORY 49 LOUISIANA AVENUE, between 6th and 7th streets. arrays Feleat pa TRAVELING B BAGS, my 2- REPAIRING Trunks, Bo. thoroughly and notice. "ocx Worre eed Work and Low Prices. Waorsescs DEPOT oF MiseI8QUOI WATAB. Dealers in this oe celebrated Water can be snp- lied at the agents prices, (adding ieee om jew York,) in lote of one to one hundred cases. d BURCHELL. je +t under Bbbitt House. ee _¢ ___} __ ‘BA L42¢= AuD TEE SALE OF DRY Firty, dec paca ite, at 50 and 62% cents, a oplonel, a. ‘able Towels, Linen Sheet- inj tire vont bargains. ach Oc, OF MSURWING Goons Fon Geen ‘nadine Shawts. Sae4 4 i reeaaine Gre trate meas biaet ‘and dellne sea ben cts te Ri elaine das = rhatlers Cc MBIA HOSPITAL FOR aan a AND = LYING-In-HC HOSPITAL. AMUSEMENTS. LIONS FED BY A LaDY:: A BENGAL TIGER R NG LoosE, THE NEW ORLEANS MAMMOTE MENAGERIE CIRCUS AND AVIARY. The mest extensive and brilliant assemblers of Ar Male ae! Femaie ‘nthe ex ontion ymmertie nud acribatic ate te gre, consummate dering and ‘Tbe ler gee: quirtns matchless COLLECTION OF WILD BEAsTs from every portion of the knewn world beso tfal ete ee onan me wontons, ‘The most perfect acboul of Tra HORSES, PONIES AND MONAFYS ever confaderetet in one exhibition, Lion Qucem end Tiger comqueror with their and in the word FOUR DENS OF TRAINED ANIMALS, the whole forming an om sem) urpassinely grand and attractive sis WILL EXHIBIT IN WASHINGTON, ON LOUISIANA AVENUE. RETWHEN LOH AND Ltn oraeers, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY ONLE Joly 14th and 16th, 1865 cemonga tz ae T ». @. Admission, 50 ents Midren °. poe ropolitan nti For Summer n. men Tekspat ant THCasDaAy & ENINGs, frm 8 to 10 o'clock. Those entering now can receive a full quarter. Regular ch the Sept sat] nis arene es NTH wane PR The SEV CHUBCH wi to Fort Foot on WEPNESDAY JULY iv whar t's Ticket, $0 cts . Children, 25 cts. 313 at KREDOM, FRIENDSGIP AND Cllauity. OR AED PIC. NI OLSENEOA TRIBE, Not 6 Bulbs give aba Ss SEV ENT STREET PARK, WEDNESDAY, July 15. 198. BEIS 50 CENTS, admitting ® contious) T and ledie . OMMITTER OF ARRAN EMENTS bd yank, Ig H. Bs EAceasIoN AND PIC-BIC TO CARLIN SPRINGS TPRAVY YARD BAPTICT SUNDAY SCHOOL Fibre an EXCURSION an co Lin SPRINGS, VA., On WEDNESDAY, JULY 15. 186s. ‘The steamboat Arrow will leave the wharf foot of 7th strent at f, o'clock am. and Blagdee wharfat?> o'clock a.m eaiy nt = Brectacly Tickets—aduits. 76 cts., Children, 40 cts jy 13-30" QS PCOND GRAND EXOUESION s or MOUNT VERNON LODGE. No. 5, KNIGHTS TO GLY Rly JULY 14, 1565. Tickets, ited 4h extra lady's ticket, ot viene ay W-at™ G®4sD 00) BINATION PIC-NIC BROT. es 1 NIO} = Sort Cou! Lie ‘Saha ——— The ¥. Rope Walker. WL HAMMACK: xix srw —" Euperior music has been engaged, and the Com- gyltece severe, the he Public that this will be one o Tickets. 50 © VENTS: (aimee ‘a gentleman and different Giron, goa mo fron Mewsrs iE Ramos t § Denham, Martin McParland, and vo Park on the day ofthe pie-nic ee ar pinnae on Marehs on. Wat cctarsiog = Lee emies mance SEMI Rotate TRENOON TRIPS it V leawi her wharf on TURSDAYTS soa TH (weather permitting.) st 45s lie ™ a yey Vernon and the Mansion and Grewnas, @13" f1 mente ou board fo rte all the principal Hotels, and at oes excursions on the ‘Tusstay and — afterneces excepted, ’ by applying om General Sapertatendent iv 2 aa is SYEES. pete . lets order by who will furnish ti Pleasant to r01 fal resort, "Breakfast ‘os beard Wor Tickets and further information. apply a at giee. pee SO Penns: Nat! ea.” $0 GEune colm EERE gy f . SEE Tees, fD Pinner TET as Parte ea es eS COOABY gumar REDUCTION EN PRIOR i 2,240 POUNDS To THE TON GUABANTI BD OAK and PINE WOOD constantly on band. EE Ss meer to pat in thete, idee peel Bk Euan ya Toot ef Eh street Bovcrss D'EGLISE. Oandles—et wh ei a ic os ivt .