Evening Star Newspaper, July 15, 1868, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the District ' WASHINGTON OITY: WEDNESDAY... + JULY 15, 1968, 7 BEADING MATTER ON BVERY PaGE. SRE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TRLB- | GRAPHIO AND OTHER HATTER. i perc el cl ac orn neo For TR AocomMoDaTIoN OF PERSONS leay- | ng the city during the summer months they eau bave the STAR mailed to their address, by ordering the same st the office, for 124 cents per week, for one week or more = POLITICAL FIGURING, The party papers are already beginning to Geplay the columns of figares and pyramidal celomns of States, in which different members of the sisterhood of the Union are pressed in to @ duty on one side or the other, according to the bias of the paper using them. | The New York World figures out victory for | Side as “easy Gs rolling off a log,” thus States yok Seywovr axp Buatr.—in canvassing the question with the delegates to iue Convention since the nomination was made, | tbe 2 ee States are put down as sure for Nevada . Use bundred and fity-nine votes are all | that is necessary for election, and in the above bles there are 16) electoral votes, without counting one of the Southern States engaged in the rebellion. In the hist of States given, every one save three. in whieh a State election has been beld im the last eighteen months, has gone immocratic. in all,the local elections have , exhibited grea: Democratic gains, sufficient to insure the State tor the Democracy this fall. | We bave pot counted Illinois im the list, but the delegates to the Convention declared there as no doubt but Pendleton would carry that Sta'e. Ifit would be certain for Pendieton, | then it can be safely counted for Seymour and | { Bisir. é addition to this, the States of Ala. | = Georgia, and Mississippi are certain to | & Democratic majority with any fair | Enance of voting ‘This will give 24 more elec- | toral votes and swell the Democratic column to | ya But the 1 publicans are laboring to ex- | cinde tbe votes of the States of Virginia, Texas, | sna Mississippi. by legislation in Gongress. If the ¢lectoral votes of those States are mot coupted, then there will be in the Electoral | 6294 votes, and 145 will be all that will be ‘peceseary to elect. The Democracy can the® lore Obio, and still secure a majority of | the Electoral College, without counting any trom the South, or, by carrying Philo, they can | lese Blissouri, Wisconsin, and Kansas, and lll elect their ticket without receiving a vote , tro the South. There is, therefore, every | Treason for encouragement to the Democracy, H and the election of Seymour and Biair may be put down as a certainty.” | The New York Trivune, a paper priding it- | self on its political figuring, undertakes to show up the fallacy of the World's calcala- tions im off-hand style. The Tribune thinks ‘Vermont might as weil be claimed for the Dem- ecrats as Obio, the latter State having gone | heavily Republican at every Presidential and every Governor's election since there wi Kepublican party, and which, even last F: elected her Repubhican Governor by 2,{63 ma- jority. Missouri gave Lincoln 71,676 votes to | 16 for McClellan, and ather last election (0-66) gave 62,187 Republican to 40,963 Demo- | cratic. Missouri may not give Grant quite so | large & majority as Massachusetts will; but she c9n hardly fail to give him 20,000. Kansas never yet failed to go largely Re- publican, and at her last Governor's election | 5%) thus proclaimed her conviction -—Craw- tord, Republican, 19,370; McDowell, Democrat, 8.151, Republ majority, 11,219. She will | this tall poll 56,900 votes, whereof Grant and Colfax will have more than 10,000 majority. | Wisconsin never yet gave an anti-Repab- | ty since the Republican party was formed. Last fall she re-elected her Republi- ean Goyernor (Fairchild) by 4,764 majority, sad went Republican om every tcket; this spring she chose Republican judges on a light ‘vote by some 6,000 majority. The highest vote sbe ever cast was in 1360, when Lincoln had ‘2 majority in aggregate of 152,0is. Ths Tribune believes she will this fall poll 20,000 Yous, and that Grant and Colfax will baye Over 2v,00v majority. The Jrilune same up its convictions to the effect that the only States merally certain to vote for Seymour and Blair are Kentucky, Maryisad and Delaware. The New York Sun, while holding that Grant and Colfax will be elected, believes that the Democracy will carry New York «in spite ot. everything,” and attributes the bad pros- peets of the Republicans in the State to the legislation of that party upon the excise laws, and the denial of Sunday lager to the Germans. ‘The Sum holds that the Democracy will have a» the eight counties alone, at that end of the State, comprising the Democratic stronghold, more than 30,000 majority, which it will be ¢: ficult to overcome in the State at large. The Sumadda: “These ate the aspects of the canvass as they Sppesr to-day. New causes may come im to cbange them, however. It Pennsylvania, In- cisns, and _ shall go Republican in ‘Qcober. as its not improbable they will, the Democrats a’ the latter may even hope to carry this m puted aed very changeable Site.) ™uch dite pe TRUSTEE QUESTION.—Some of the pa- pets, for purposes of their own, are zealously © to oring to get Up & quarrel between Mayor Howen ard the colored people on the ground tbat the Mayor bas favored the bill betore Congress turning over the duties of the Trus- tees of the Colored Schools to the Trustees of WV bite Schools. We do not know what advo- cacy Mr. Bowen bas given to this measure. but we do know that it is very strongly urged by Mr. Alvord. general superimtendent of colored ® bools for the Fredmen’s Buresn for all the reBel Stairs: Rey. Jobn Kimball, local saper- intendent of colored schools for the District of | Columbia, Maryland and West Virginia. for | the Buresu; snd A. E. Newton, superintend- | ent of colored schools, under Trustees ot | Colered Schools for the District of Coiumbia, ‘Tarde gevtiemen are thoroughly familiar with | the whole grovnd of progress, present situs- | om. deficiencies amd needs of the colored | s Bool system, and their intelligent and com. | preberstve views are entitled to weight. The | that it war orginally contemplated that | shovid Le bot ope management fer the | Pebire Scheels cf the city; and by the act of | Mey suited to take charge of the colored schools of Wasbingien apd put them in operstion. ‘Taw they deciined to do. and tt became neces. to appoint a separate board. As the | schools 1» question are all embraced in the | Public School system of we city, and are pported from one fund. it would seom that there should not be two jarring, inuhare monious boards of management. We should last to advocate any Mending of the red schools and white schools, believing wt would be most detrimental to the in- »lored and white pupils that own together; but no peer my, sod proper reeponsibilicy | at beattained through one geueral man- sgemet of all the public schools of the city iF ‘The fund to be disbursed tor the colored schools is & large one, over $70,000, demanding responsible mansgemeat; and the work of orgaaimng and potting into successful opera- {an the colored school here is one requiring the Ost talemt aud greatest experience avail- ule. Cp ee The Repnbiicans here are claiming numerous Prominest accessions to their ranks from the sdministration mev, in consequence of tue Yomination of Seymour and Blair. Among ‘the Iatest prominent men of this class is Hon Marun F. Conway. tormeriy Representative trom Kanses, snd now Consul from this Gov- erament to Mareeilie-. who intends to take the stomp for Grant snd Colfax. Hon. S. F. Cary, member of Congress from Ohio. says he can’t support Seymour, though he does pot say he swill support Grant. Of the members of the Cabinet, it is alleged that all but two will vote Gtant and Colfax. The President, it is at all inclined to go for Seymour « terests of beth ¢ « ance to accept the Demo | anctiy, thet tbeir | ruler, Rie | about to meet, certain members of the New | York delegation were anxious to make | rangements which would secure the nomt the Trustees of Public Schools were | - MR. SEYMouR—TuRE Stony anovr £ 'Tv.—For some time there have been ramors float to the effect that ingthity is hereditary the family of Gov. Seyngo bas recently been demed th tion of Mr. Seymour has ever insanity, though Rutger B. sister of Mr. ——-* Posed to be thus aMigted. | pers are, however, much pertinacity, ahd treat itasa matter ot common history in that quarter. The New ‘York /ost, in treating upon the matter, says: “These facts ought not to be concealed; the lves ought to know et_means—it means Bisir as" President. be Driven Motive could moe fears and private rege of are. spectable | citizen, Wut When people are Boonie make that ct citizen their dapgers, the. solemn tefrors of his closet ‘snc the peril of the nation, The essentiat facts are, there is reason to be- lieve, within the knowletige of the Prening Post. They are as follows; or if they vary least from these, the gentlemen conrected with the World, who are fally informed, will doubt- less make the correction Mr. Seymour's near friends have heen assured by him, when, in tormer bis pame was mentioned for the Presidency, that it was impossible for Mif to entertain the thought. The reason given by bim, when a reason was demanded, was that his family were asfilicted with an hei a Rhich threatens him also; an ich he can hope to escape by avoiding excitement ij om severe labor. When the recent National Convention | was tion of Mr. ber wes of J 8 compromise c@ndi date, after the failure of Mr. ns be plan bad made some progress eet Re | resolntely stopped by Mr. Se} nour himeelf. With a candor snd_ self-denial, which are “ creditable to him as @ man, he named to bus triends the trae reason he felt bound in honor penny to aoe mid son tion. It is believed, 08 goed grown Sanford E. Church ind Mr. Samuel J. Tiiden Were fully informed of the position of Mr. Sey- mour, expressly approved it.” ‘The Pittsburg (Penn.) Garett of Monday bas the follewing allusion to the sume story : “Mr. Henry Seymour, the father ot the pres- ent Democratic Candidate for President, was for some years @ iasioner of the State of New York. About 18%, while hold- bo that office, he committed sutcide in the basement of his dwelling at Utica—the same now occupted by his eminent son—by shooting himself with a pistol. Immediaely the im- pression obtained currency that his financial accounts werein an unsatisfactory condition; in plain words, that he was a defauiter. An | examination showed his oficial accounts to be correct im every particular, and his private affairs to be altogether iperous. He fell by his own hand, 4 victim of an overtaxed brain, as many another man did before him and has since.” ‘The banquet to Hon. Reverdy Johnson will take place at the Eutaw .House, in Baltimore, this evening, amd the occasion will be one of more than ordimiry interest. It is expected | thata number of members of Uongress, mili- tary officers, members of the Diplomatic Vorps and other persons of note will go from this city in a special train furnished by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company. The President and members of the Cabitet have received in- vitations. President Jokyson,in response to | the invitation, expressed his sincere regret that ‘he will be unable to join the citizens of Balti. more in rendering well deserved honor to so distinguished a citizen, not only of Maryland, but ofthe Union. Jobn W. Garrett, Esq., will preside at the banquet, and the response of Mr. Johnson to such allusions to himself and the oceasion as Mr. Garrett may make, will be the feature of the evening. Tug BRIckLayers Steike ty New York.. ‘The master masons held another meeting New York on Monday evening, when it was stated that the owners of buildings in the city had many of them agreed to wait for the end of | the strike. It was also stated that the German strikers had become dissatisfied, had broken up their old organization and were returning to Isbor under the ten hour rale. The memters of Bricklayers’ Unions Nos. 1,2, and 4, held a joimt meeting the same evening, when there ‘was read the report of Mr. Honion, on behalf of the stonemmeons, announcing that they are in full sympathy with the bricklayers and hope for the complete success of the strike for the eight hour system. The substantial part of this Teport consisted of the sum of $1,000, eontribu- ted by the stonemasons to the treasury of the bricklayers for the purpose of encouraging the latter to maintain their strike. UstT=p STaTEs Sewators Evectsp.—in | North Carolina yesterday the Lagislatare elected John Pool and J, ©. Abbott, United States Senators. Thomas J. Robertson was yesterday elected United States Senator for South Carolina for the short term. preva reas ook 209 RENOMINATED YOR Conckzss.—At the Re. publican Congressional Convention of the Twenty-seventh District, of New York, beld at Corning, yesterday, Hon. Hamilton Ward was renominated on the first ballot. C. & O. CawaL —A trieBting of the Presi- dent and Board of Directors of the Chesapeake & Obio Canal will taxe place at Berkeley Springs, Va., to-morrow. Tae Hor WeaTHER—The Inst three days have been the hottest known throughout the country for several years. The heat here yes- terday was unprecedented, and to-day it is just a aa ive. We have been extremely tortu- iT RO casualties Rave so tar been bere, thor there are wumerous cases in the cities of us. At is estimated that from twenty to thirty deasthe have beem caused by the excessive heat in New York city and Brookiyn during the twodays. Fourteen deaths from suns were reported oy, the police between eleven Monday nightandeleven yesterday. Numbers of persons who were Pprostrated by nhs poe rp to thar homes, notappear in Teports. Yesterda: Starnoor over a. down, Ceeee - a of sunstroke occurred, two wo af ‘thous immedintel fatal, and others are expected to veso. Monday was the hottest 13th of July, for tem years. At Toronto, the stood 100 m the shade yesterday afternoon. Several cases of Sunstroke—one fatal. At Tenet, yesterday was the hotiest day of season. Ther- mometer ( in the shade. eegeral deaths oc- curred from sunstroke. In Baltimore yester- day, the thermometer, at 2p. m., stood Li} a the Gazette Office, and at 11 at mght, 9. Despatches from the Westerm cities are of the same tenor. Notwithstanding the steady heat, the yellow fever has not yet visited New Or- leans and Mobile, as was anticipated. The New York Post of last evening reports forty- even cases OL sup stroke in that city yesterday, twenty-three deaths. NOTICE—THOUGH THE PARK HOTEL Rorieee burned ft does not interfere with Parties, &c. members of baad teal Bo, Nerd SONADAR, are hereb quested fo be at the wext mecting Bubivese of great importasce will be trenaacted se McKE, NBA meeting of Grand Connell will vec be bel same evening sys am tof 5 —6! A Tinie ae ea peta TN. igen ast Tmportant byway “pwosweer, sie UFR or Ny ime FRREDUEN: I Ems A an BUST we. Ms pa Av natx. Sea = Bove ot anny aT, daly aa Previously existing egested to Mr. How! the interest on coin ~ denise ° ot ie SeRate veent into execu vegetsl rt ase pinata. orna TRY FO) sion. and after fime spent th mental and Tandecape gardontog. Best fo =F! For particetar a recess, aa to capability, mcsat oe od sobriety For ine Br Sorter of Bank ‘iy 15-3t ‘The funding bill was then aga’ ‘taken om ‘moved an amendment Heward’s amendment, that no coin Anterey shall be exacted on Idant in currency, whi ive ‘was accepted by Mr. Howard, and Seas V4) + and wil roe Mma P) ment as amended 253 ¥ L toa ad rene Ply at a ow OMAN, bem 8 petween me & vote of yeas 114. na: The House then Fecumed the consideration of the bill making appropriations for charities in the District of Columbia, which had been Teported from the Committee on hag oe ga tions by Mr. Spaulding, and was made er. special ordi wees Mate rug weg -) OF pag be eae 2 considered, which was for the support o1 be the Columbts Institute tor ‘he Deaf Dumb. le rec however, to take care of these deaf and dumb ouce st LOUSS BETZ, ae Nice HAND, rrORN cae WAND WERT eRNER ay Ws AN swt dealt colored apply EeBR. W lene thal ean Steet rseommeniea® ME oe 2 fide alley. Possessio ‘s neon ewer ati PAT ee heey Peelathien momeey 3 ak “OB SALB—HOUSE, BARN and Lor, a ore ot Q' street. onset with celle: ute and 5 eee ce 1 000 IN aeRO assed MARK EZEKIELS. leto e caleamen with MoE. | apiis, but be would not sustain this institu- hia isthe in the market hum, es we had’ no couued over te tenes este Moe Bena heed Fame rien for iiveatmert y Ties pl fen at, east 10 pe fore osed an amendment to Lop mage) ‘tbat b pay rae very iehest 'c a Priee for | ¢' MOEOy Inereaahe og ma ve ad enough money to educate these pupils at one of ipl 76 oT anathe s cON. the State institutions, where they could be sup- beeen him « call before trying else | sis a 8, B. R. cor. 16th st.and New York avs. ported for $24) a year each. Bat he insisted Tine to MARK OUSES FOR BENT. = aad that the Government should bave some control Haas EIHLE,euar Oficavaad te ‘ten eceivepreme: | EL over the nod. & tay alypad for gharitable | sitent 4-5t 8, Hew Jorey o SrgRne. 82 por permmath UTposes, ani e re proposed anot! ater per mo: Amendment constituting a ‘Conmnsion. wi with Waite Oem eheertinds tor ease and bath, ey Bor mouth. t cretary of the Interior ai head, , Matorenne? shall bave the disbursement of all moneys ap | oll and raed ween, wil be given." Rok EN modern iinproyersente, BS" per propriated for charities in this District. ir, Eoalaieg (Ohio) denied the argument of . Washburne, and satd thie was nota private enterprise. Mr. Stevens (Pa.) moved an amendment to increase the number of pupils trom the States im the ——— departments from 10 to 25. [irae quccltun hen recurred upon an amend- a Store, Cas or cena. idress Otte.” ARB EREY Stayer PER YOUNG Gra ie ota licen be as be aren 23 ae tat ntrent bowen Hin. eat set pequired. i iresis tween Lead M, are No pop agli in as Booms, modern improvements, $100 per al 21 Indians avenue, water, gas, 0., 100 ber month en 1 poeas, with improvements, Piano, $9 per m ubmitted by Mr. Washburne, to strike ete somesart COLORED Star Out all after the enacting clause, and ‘appropri. | WW “vocd'crarectts to take charge of an tnfant ale & sufficient sum of money to educate the | s0¢ make poe pe ed useful im Fy famtly. deaf and dumb pupils st some institute in the eps yoy Pe iS Md rood, to be selected by the Secretary of the aon wines =rod ace Ri nite: Rejected. BRS ‘The question then recurred upon the amend- Bn end AGETE J & sete K x ment offered by Mr, Washburne, authorizing Q ra eof a er, Park Hotel, site: the appointment of x committee to have charge Wier lg ronan pick tae pind at the sanction of eh and 14th strost fonds. of the disbursement of all moneys appropri- a Fs remises. ated for charities in the District of Columb! na geaint it nnd Veil streets west Adaressnny oe RES: can hpeetiek comeeuretipe aL eeeednest: the | Chiton DRUGUIST. corner 10th and Hane iesse | F eee ase 0 «ay ny Se nm ordered for debate onl, lou: W* iy. ‘0. A. DAIL ‘The House resumed sts session at 320 pm aa red Apply wi ce | iy st_352 Penn avenueroct-oe an lessrs. utwell, Wilson, (lowa,) an: a ALLS al Estate Of ny 4 SE h ane ote. M Four very eligibly situated ] shall were appointed a conference comuutiee | "jy? [-QRRENT—Four very eligibly altuated on the disagreeing votes of the two Houses on ITED—HO! the Dill for deficiencies in the Executive De- wit ue. & ES tor rent ape wale LO FARMS, ke are interested rooms, ba: Ftroet, between ath ottiteble for offices or other Dusinces. with entrance on ground floor. GLARE. Noo six ecuneriventa avons e rq 01 ch Too eee yearing and cll ng gd pe Mr. Van Trump (Ohio) made a speech upon i , o CK HOVSE FOR “RENT OF BALE oN the “visible admixtare bill of Onin; Mr. Noor itt: waged, mortise Zoo 20th 8 toon and en ERLE On field (Pa.) upon the political situation; and Bir. WARTEDROWUY-ny 8. svt Lear = AP sm, re aah and M sts. Inger 3 = i : : owed ( Mass.) in favor of taxing United Siates ry ry Buia fete iy 130 And the House then, at 9:30 p. m., ad- agi? choir rticle of value, at the old: wrabeokers street, near ar Feneertoccis s avenne. W. GALT & BRO., JEWELERS, LOST AND FOUND. HAVE REMOVED yee To rHziR Lirortans NEW STORE, 250 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, VE eae @, BOOTS ant = ioe a ee a oe Pome emall HOUSE and nd FURNITURE rn ‘Libertice. c “NB age hand Oothing soldat rensonable pcs naerent, went wide Letgarn Mage torme. x foor. General Post Off ce Fe. RENT_—A HOUSE of seven roo ro <i and Furniture for sale he borane uth. VER, Re 474 oes near eae jy 13- be 1 oie nd wi be go t it one that =? a | o see shee riends tnd alt Pere oe tas on Gold a ete pone. on and filled im mm vk Ane y LOWMAN. ee OF BURDRED DOLLARS CASu Wi ut Wetcbues fe the Wer " ¥ Dice: Or sr'sareett erat oe x: 10R SYSTEM OF DQESS CUTTING Etat sec nese iT TAUGHT. Thisieen- sf ‘the most ral Stat taten, Dr. Order and warracted to At rr branches. at ‘he northwest corner of (is. entrance on Ist. Agente wanted. jy 14 3t* ac ana iret clase in some one me Address HULL. Sear ice ts uni 18-3 ia Bellows” Baill.7ch st jy10 4 at td ede fe Be MONG BOT eet 279 Peanut ‘avenoe, between lth and lth sts, and try the OCUOL CELEBRATED OMTOAGO LAGER, at on wM. EELMUS'S SALOON, th st. rear of Seger Btore anasto Eckow AND PRY LA 266 neste AVAMDR, above 1 14 devot years to The (fone :t of fomale fomale omplaizts: snd ereatest # wit! o this elty and oc New Toke LADIES ie desiring ‘espectal treatment will find LTRS. trom Whatever cause, BOOMS PRIVATE. Potionts ve noone but the Doctor. ‘eo _ Meson emin = Com ENTIAL —You: men who have poaata eae set by certain Ce for business. OF the Duties of marten ite, 5 mine, je-t end old men, wi from the ‘follies ef youth. 4 other canses, jel in edvance of their = i ara Married nites il learn: crete of i perenne : oe ra ne The Becret Friend Seat to of ® rae sealed en el “igrete Ds CHABLERS. roast aoe 00, Pees WISHING TO ‘© OBTAIN COUNTRY be accommodated at Mrs. HOL- MEADS hear) }ath atreet, above Columbiaa Ool- Jes, balf mile from ith street oars hod yard are shaded by @ beautiful locust Pacelient water on the premises. COrETRY BOARD 18 Cambri Bhore, tained for the FoR ANPRSOAA? URE PGEESS SE Fo UENT—FEONT 6 OFFICE: on fag 3a | Bo. 441 stu street, fronting Judiciary Syusre, story. ner! corner 7th at eos easepmmaeied References re- fon’ wba ing. Boom 8. D-L: WELLS £0" | cuirea, wre jes yas Le ‘OR SALES. 000 CEDAR , all afi a B -j0 and 16 feat, eyes roars, at ‘mar: BEWABD-81, stolen. of Bridey, je 22 im Bet. NITR AND Ite sts $5 TRIES medias aie vot DOW. with « Bos rm etreet ot wee Dine orth ys ta OFFICE OF NATIONAL EDMEN'S mall whi ee te rehead snd both vary | BRENT HOUSE. sae ping ix Fo NG mere UST ‘ANY, PaLanuRnes eat i fiat street west aut | E Ceater inthe yard hed: + Conner ali STREET anv Pa. mes NOTICE.—All moneys left on dej Bi « 19th street and Pen ) REWARD —Loat. the 9th of J iD FEEDSTO! bets cen now end. the tet ¢ aa eel SEN fa 10 mratgnsice ea COW, tice ia was > pEBEDETORE | 5 FOR to, Grew interest from DAT POSEY it Tory fumall white 5 Bead on one side, ab Horas, | jain malistock: Hxtares the bears of ci ioetal ing who have money by thom drewing sas sOUN H. GRIVETTH, ee yy eS r smuall the sum, put it at once ae Corner of Virginia avenue ahd woes Raut at the Star Sums of $40 or over: 1 lft on deposit thirty dara |” F or more, wil! draw interest at the rate of four per L° tes Ha aye on Pennsylvania street south, (Island,) will receive the above re- ward. dy 5-3t* or ——— street ci within three minutes” w No 84 High street DENTISTRY, D*- EWIES ee DENTAL ASSO0IA Bi 7 x io. joan inch snd ath eeak 7 TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT Pain. be Ste Avunss, 00 2 9m” Phe ant py ae sween the avenue Beak Sist At PORTE NTA day a A ang te ao DOLLARS. two cards with 5 EATON, Actuary, | nddrese and a few Metropol: J. W. Atvorp, Pr Halt thy mower willbe a Bp. ne anaes Committee, ) REWARD-Stri [eG oF stelan from the Rimoria gon EL, Psa SI sqbecriver. Xo 168 rt Fc ASHINOTON aly ‘ that - borns; ther mark u ; @bout 7 te Pee ee ae old Wa Ov HABE sae ere Bath es Pd “4 pS ee . SKS tee EW ARD—Strayed away. on July 7th, a | sale very count of ti - Ingat ent ibe ach 85 ke Eee th ora 205 WEL Saee Om Secouat ef traveling. inaulre large on and efter that dater will be ee 5 (OR 1 RENT—Unfarn! suitable for 18 7 the ae ns garried fore'Won ‘bo made ta aay — bat alt WARD —Lost t Rendey nicht. wane either in 7 t cars, a Renalty on the owners of hich penalty rit oopertctty street srt and Dears 7 Be BOWEN. Mayor. GREAT BEDUCTION IN PRICES ON SUMMER GooDs, < At M. WILLIAN’S, 336 Penosyivante aven pee uEWs. C. B. JEWELL’S PREMIDM B0AP3 are acknowledged to be je 71m lOUsB, POSE cia avs AS Ek Tg whe her SEVENTE 2 STREST, aTi7g doors aveth of K and Northern Market. jhe market. adulterations. Mresrevo: WATSE. ‘The premium OBIENTAL 80AP, The m NEW YOBK CITY soaP, Prk hy a aes Fegclved por steamer from | The. CHEMIOAL OLIVE 80A?, BRO. The “ LAUNDRY 804P, iy 18-8 Corner Band Nin Srecis, ~ = eed to give perfe Cuanracnt OIDER. BOGAN & BRO. City. i aE E and Ninth streets. (VAL ivORNTA WINES. Between 4th and sth. ‘TO 1OuT ey C. 7 es iv tt Q™1aue8Es ror BUHOOLS, CLUB LOR Ty Stables s opposite Me SEVENTH H STREET. ‘6. RENOVATING A} ane | DECORATING. eon Barn pure and raltable f for nal foam wishing = pure wite for tn Will Bd the port just the article iy W5-3tit Fxeuse AND EUROPEAN NEWS. “ pean w Shades. THE BEST SOAPS FOR THE LEAST MONEY ‘They are made on the old fashion plan by boll- ing, and are free from all injurious Chemical Are brands of superior anality and are guaran- by 9 YOUR GROCKB for any of these and take eee of the BEST GROCERS in the Manufactory, Nos. 500 and 502 @ street north, ati ir efector stoge'asd | Sores wi Usdin se hed Rooms. 5 £97 housekeepio, street between 6th and 33 11-6t* = 18 THE TIME ETO BUY A Lor. ‘Three Beautiful Building LOTS,with good fronts and. depthe, on oth street, weet aids: Boteeee at ana W atresia, Call and’ seb thom af duce, aad we ne b; Ne: “tAieo. five Decirable LOTS is thetertheey part ot the elt ae , directly on grade; Biodows nd $5 paid month! webee STARR & WETCALT ay at Corner 6th st. and N. ie BALE The Georgetown a of this Baltimore Apply to HEN, nus, a Cl T63 ad ttreet, betwee Li be. ave ted ae RUT AND OAEDER ERE a net ‘and conve- at Gilead a ‘od tock Box 654, Post Offies. 10-tf [702 S4LB OB RENT—HOUSE 350 0 street ac. "Brice @7,000) seach pa rome Fent nt 800 per month Inquire oo soy SNR T, 453 6th st, LS ean Ge Hee FOB BENT—One of hree-story BRIC! between lith and 12th 24s at Ace dOd paneer Ss tenes" foscir Possession ve —___ je 6-tf OPROE OF ON PaNMOYLVANTA AVENUB —The ud convenicut comme « “te vl corner of Sth streot and ‘srenue, Sole iat gocds in tha secret wall goods “Tarranted ss | mediately over W. a wate ae ng the news. the princtpal toad: | Fepreseuted” pit will be rent ‘Offices. ms cently loca Strom Fae Tomes allinter- MABI TER. aa react Sires rere. sod aa The News: art nown a the Evening ay Me-7t" son EE ae f collectin tively forsaub tat ate joes il, Devil ome the of the - = ‘Agent eo Nore of Tae Temas Te Is oa published twice FOR, gan ORSE, GuOCKR’s jculare Inguife of WL oA, af ime hie ot ‘adOa and HARNESS. Hae 2 edeaen insets TARMS WOR Glue’ ie Gee t Lteddomamasel Fticotme | IAD strect, betwoon Hf end Gnorgets county, Mae alee mek from et LS eter f ae eee ——— | (Wanbineton: They” tonal, 50 stack, al Trevi will be Toeaday and FoRtALE—a well waa ‘BORSE. 4 ‘Apr soush attention. ¥ will sell them ow on « tong day ‘ond Oak ee will ms taf ie rt ‘ere nad sti at FLEMMING SoUh strect, meer 6th. ne credit, or exchange t! for city. | LELEMMING'S Stable. 0 street, ncar 6th. j14 matiere of 1 jntervet of ?. myitcom> Saithy eeu Ciba, y BRENT Da of thogedoctrable HOURRS | F%3 Magen prom c a bath bncribers can obtain, “TBE wate re you every mokera ait ae ereens NE ay : Peters preter ment "at Prindlos A3ets Butare F'ids87Q0K OF FANCY GOODS AND No. ee) Hither by Pane eo we GAITHER'S. ena mook HOU EPART] ASTID ree weer VIB & aoeet b™ ONEED grabs PCTEN DO price, Sai STRAW 4ND MILLINERY GOODS at very iow ain eae foam eer the petition of EDEN W HORSTORD’ of DAVIS @ GAITH! cor, RETARR, METCALT, cambria Banos, praying for the aban MALL LOT OF EE PARASOLS AWD ey oR RR SSH URSESU IGNORE, RaRseous aw = Camron or eeicary fh oe mtetertesne | LARDMe TUR Sol RGd ARIE ‘ith day of Beptem: | TICLES, will Jo we Y "pivise 6: Shirase a Market tpace. FINE WHITE SHIRTS, LINEN BOSOMS, AT 91.50. WALL, BOBINSON & 00.; 322 Pennsylvania ayeuue, Je m-tf Bot. Ninth and Touth streets. JAPannex TRA Puts or IND, ‘Mt least sixty WARRANTED Te tap THE HEAT, AED AT LOW PRICES. a i? a.W Sunrs MADE TO ORDER, ¥ ap WARRANTED To FIT, | Y WALL, BOBINSON & 00., ® os «= «949 PENNOTL VANLs AVERUB. aie egret, ‘omaaer ‘mt | semerreaenas| i wert wT AT Low BOGAN & wine, No. 329 SEVENTH STREET, between New York avenné and L street. je 2t-3m EVERLASTING CORSET STEELS. 10 Cents. (Only Ageat,) vO. BAUM, HOOPSKIBT AND CORSET MANUFACTOBY 49 LOUISIANA AVENUE, between 6th and 7th streess, ee With MoM: .) 8 ce \ without extra anenee D> Sater! THE _— ‘OOK AND GREATEST ABIETY Yin —_ DISTRICT, PEACTICAL BaNGractony or JAMES 8 TOPHAM & co., my 28. eae? Hatt &c.. thoroughly an@ notice, fork Gud Low Prices. Ove Door e Oda Seg "Sou Morte Seed W. HOLESALE DEPOT oF MISSISQUOL WATE. Dealers ta this Soo ied at th joes, () eae ftom ow York,) in Lote cf one to one bui pot a.W. pF 2 J Le Praoneg AND Sti SALE OF DRY of: late 'trm ot ABTS ce wtcneia T ce] Feast cr Praceg’ Dress Shawls, Laces. aud Hor 75 conte and $1. i Neptine _Fitty pieces Goods for walking suite, at 50 and 62% nen Lae &c.. at Szent bargains. ‘OF MOURNING H STOCK, OF MOURNING GOUDS iescas 4 Iron Grenadine Shawis. ine * i . Colored ules, bat for trimming. EERE Bao teen ayeereres... MITCHELL, arm of BARPEE 1a, ee CoG RTA ee aes Lu I retent of the position of ‘Treseury LIONS FED @Y A Lapy:: A BENGAL TIGER RUNNING hia) 4 THE NEW ORLEANS MAMMOTH MENAGERIE CIRCUS AND AVIARY The meet rxtensive and brifitent ~ Artiat, Mele and Feswale. ow fos tn tar axscation trian, Grmneetic and Ac note, re howe nie * =) te, YX ae vente darag and COLLECTION OF WILD BEASTS the Boewn were ‘The mest boartihe etelay at Fen qetperiets wonders, The mest perivct schol of Pealeed _ HORSES, PON AND MONKEYS ver contadersted in’ one exbibits Lion Queen and Tiger cong with th and the cror in the wer aie FOUR DENS OF TRAINED ANIMALS. the whole forming an -» serhi- ourpassingty gren@ Bad attractive = WILL EXSIBIT IN WASHINGTON, ON LOUICIANA AVENUE BeTwhen 1Orw ano Dru eremens, TUESDAY AND WEDEESDAY ONLY July 14th end 15th, 1869 Lr nih y ftom m Admisero 0 Ovate Childrens 23 Oevts, — PTT Tt aEb itt at Gee > orgetown Sa » the 161 woe Vand THURSDAY wate as inw 8 te 10 sat ae Netet ean receive a uarter. Regul ok ee a ae ar chews, PIO NIOS, EXCURSIONS, 4 G P45 D Pic wie “Taper at Ss we F8®8D0M, FRIENDSHIP AND CRaniTY Mh ag ip er eumon TRIBE.No sboen's Ekv ENTH STREET PARK WEDNESDAY. Jaly 1s 1% tx vr Mee (Young Folks Foundry ME. Charca CARL I “oS. VIRGINA Jere 2Ors, Dem. —| trip, (adule TICKE ittie oman and ladies ans Pa ® ren” naw ur stord. TT" Davie, J. Barr. ay sm ND COMBINATION Pic Sto BROTRERBOOD oF The Emon or Tae e eke OF COL that in At ABNE! Supertor music hae been engaged ani the mittee assure the public that chs will be o thie best smtertatemen nts of the season kets 30 ; Mimitting s gentleman and 261m Pole, joaves her wharf, {1 enth’ street, Dalry. va The steamer“ ARROW’ r= Capt ‘Thomas Stack (Sundays excepted. bow. laudirg and Teceiey a “ and’ Wisite Hous, mance arteenoun Turrs tm her wharf on TURSDA YS (weather Shout 10pm Fare to oi THORSDAl Permitting.) at 4: p. m.—returoing return, a the Mansiomand Grounds, @18) = Fagnemss, ai eae — Hotels, andet the @teemer s wharf. = The Atrow can be: fies oF ase »cistion ~~ tes or. ‘oursions on the Potomac. (Posetay and reureds; is) areday ‘aflerneous excepied,) by appiving es JAMES SYK ES. Geoeral Baperintendent, ay 2-1 Office, Willards’ Hotei, wo) EXCURSIONISTS. Parties wishing @ it wail dwn the Potomac kok ey on | nee ome Bs sahasiann Setormation.« = rarcaN Aw 'D WASHIW: in na anes EaLp < ae re ‘Tan 7: TON “GUARANTI = OAK and PINE WOOD constantly on hand. 7h is, the time for families to p in their Bouthy vcornce ot Rok: PRE ye uthesst corner ew York aven ye street, Ni new bi tpg: formerty at 465 Jerdand Whervee et Bovers D EGLISE. Those Candies—ef frat quality—1 wilt York wholesale prices if taken ease eae aw ELL, BL 2 Under er Foust House ca Bz Will in foture top of cistme -B; CERTAIN OUBE FOB OVER. DELDEIBe DOT EE Plo ni tert A aREane