Evening Star Newspaper, July 17, 1868, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the District | CROSBY S. NOYES..........Editer. HINGTON OITY: sersceseeeSULY 17, 1868, FRIDAY 7 BEADING MATTER ON EVERY P. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GBaPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. oe FoR THE AccOMMODATION OF PERSONS leay- pg the city during the summer months they can have the Star mailed to their address, by ordering the same at the office, for 12 cents per week, tor one week or more. : ———— —————————X_ THE PROPOSED THIRD PARTY. t Senator Doolittle Thinks About It. A letter from Senator Doolittle appears in the In‘ciligencer this morning, in answer to forty-nine Conservative Republicans of the town of Danville, Pennsylvania, wao wrote to Mr. Doolittle, expressing a “sense of disap- Pomtment and regret that no better names had been offered by the Democratic party to lead the Conservative and patrione masses of the People to victory, and the Radical Republi- can party to deserving and merited aefeat. As gentleman and statesman Mr. Seymour holds our respect, but as 8 Peace Democrat we are indisposed to yote forhim” They say that if Mr. Doolittle, among others, had been placed at the head of the ticket, “all would have gone Well, and victory would have been ceriain,” ‘Westward : Epitor Evesino Stan:—Referring to the notice of the movements of General Frank P- Biair, and other notables, tending towards the Rocky Mountains to: the summer moaths, is but the evidence of the y fature-pil- grimages that will be made to the many soled places of summer resort that will be the fash- jon when = Ral @re done. Many bdeantifa es and 5; retreats abound in Southern Colorado thd ew Mexi- co far more enticing, and prot i Kreator | healthful influences than ‘thee "now (ae sn ion east. The following extract from &pam- niet on New Mexico, by the Hon. ©. P. Clever, legate in Congress, points in glowing lan- guage tothe many localities that in the earl; tature will become the Meccas of thousands of our citizens : «T have said nothing of the Ao! springs and of the mineral springs of New Mexico Taese are found in almost Chant Ket bl the coun- . At Las Veras; near Valiente; a lemon near Fort McRae; near Fort Seiden; near the Miembres river, amd at many other oints. Their curative qualities have long Been known, and the 88 well as the rich, who may en to be infirm, flock to them with almost same faith that they will find relief, as those who “when the waters were troubled.” descended into the pool of Beth- saida. Once the railroad toucbes New Mex- eo, these springs, which i.r yolume aud medicinal qualities exceed any of those now so celebrated in the Atlantic Siates, or io Europe, will attract. thousands from all = ofthe civilized World to drink of their ealing waters. And, then, in room of having tourisis go from our to spend their money im sight-seeing they will visit Wonder at the magnificence of this Amer- iesn Switzerland; whilst the wealthy of other Inds, from beyond Joth seas, become tour- ists in our mountains, here to have their villas and their chateaux; here to breathe the pure air, and toenjoy the most sublime soenery to be found in the world. The Genii in the E.s- count 8nd they desire his opinion upon the situation ond “the prospects of a third party.”* Mr. Doolittle advises his anxious corres. Pondents to “‘stick:"argues against the forma. tion of a third party, and says that from the very nature of things there can be but two effective political parties. The Convention in New York met, he says, tor the purpose of organizing to overthrow the party in power, nd to restore the Union and the Constitution, and the rights of the States and of all the States under it. Mr. Doolittle candidly admits that the neminations made at New York were “not the very best that could have been made for that purpore.” The Demoeratic party proper, be says, was fully organized, with ranks well filled, but not in sufficient numbers to secure the victory. The War Democrats and the Uon- tern Tale could never have been more potent in their works of enchantment t apital and Labor will be, when giving to New Mexi- co, as the fruit of their union, a railroad to connect her with the commerce of the two oceans, and make her known to the wealthy nd cultivated throughout the world ” | Let but Congress insure the early completion of the Kansas Pacific Railway by timely assist- ance, and open the richest cultural valley of the West with ite Rundfed thoveana pepa- means lation, in full energy, awaiting but of transit to the outer to pour its accu- mulated riches into the nation’s lap, and invite capital and energy to develop its rich mines of god, silver and , Scarerly second te any on the continent. With health-giving springs of most beneficial qualities, and an atmosphere of purest breath, and a climate the most equa- ble and healthful, New Mexico promises to the leasure-seeker and the invalid comforts and Renente Tore real than anyother portions of the Rocky Mountains. New Mexico awaits servative Republicans, he says “hold the bal- ance of power. Asa matier of policy, had the first office been given toa chief of the one or of the other, it would have made our victory more easy, if not more certain. Everybody knows that the result of this contest is to depend upon the important question, whether ‘We shall be able to recruit those two corps in sufficient pumbers, and carry them to the hearty support of Mr. Seymour. If we can, victory és with us, If we cannot, victory is againet us.” in his judgment it is their duty to umitein bebalt of the Constitution, the rights of the States, the liberties of the people, d&c., and so on Mr. Seymour was, on the whole, pretty found on the goose, and sent troops to Gettys- burg quite expeditiously: and General Biair saved Missowri from secession, and while among the foremost of the War Republicans durmg the war, was among the first when it ‘was over to demand the gnion of the States under the Constitution. Therefore, says Mr. Doolittle, “Let us unite for a victory!” Altogether, Mr. Doolittle’s letter will hardly Sid the thirty-nine Conservative Republicans of Danville in getting out of the fog. pitas A abahes het AborteEp. amendment to the Constitn- tion of the United States, known as Article 1i. 1s Row & part of that instrument and the organ. ic law of the land. Secretary Seward has trans. muted to the Senate a communication in which he announces the ratification of the amendment by the follow ing States:—Connecticut, Tennes- see, New Jersey, Oregon, New York, Rhode land, New Hampshire, Maine, Vermont, West Virgina, Kansas, Missouri, Wisconsin, Michigan, Masegchusetts, lows, Indiana, Uhio, Ailmois, Minnesota, Pennsylvania, Nevada, Nebraska, and also, the Secretary says, by Legisiatures and Governors assuming to rep- Tesent the States ot Arkansas, North Carolina, and Florida, making, aj} told, twenty-six. To the foregoing twenty-six should be added Lout:: South Carolina, and Alabama, Whose Legislatures have raufied the amend. but the opportunity to empty her cornucopia into the wational toreho rad Variras. ‘Tue STRIKE AT THE PHILADELPHIA Gas Worss.—In Philadelphia Wednesday, six bundred firemen at the gas works struck for twenty-five per cent, advance on wages. The managers peremptorily refused to secede to the demand. No gas has been manufactured since Wednesday morning. The strikers were to hold a meeting last night. The event his cansed & sensation, and the price of candles has, therefore, risen rapidly, as it was feared yesterday evening that the supply of gas would hot last ll morning, not more than two days’ supply ever being on bamd. Last night no lamps were lit in the streets, and the entire city was shrouded in gloom. ‘The managers ‘Sdvertise for five hundred men to fill the places of the strikers. Tax PoLiticat SitvATION In NORTH Uaro- Lina.—A dispatch from Raleigh, N.C., last night says: All is quiet. The aspect of the maunicipal difficulty remains unchanged. All the board ts still in. The new board ts not dis- posed to press its claim. It is understood that General Canby refuses to interfere, unless it is sbowr tbat the legal and coxstitutional au- thority was resisted. net being shown, the proposed raid upon the old municipal aa. thorities did not take place. The Legisiature is not yet doing much in general legisiation. N. Paige & Co. were elected State printers. The temper of the body is decidedly against mixed schools, or mixed militia. A bill is before the House authorizing Gov. Holden to appoint mun.cipal officers. @7 The new city register of Chicago contains over 94,000 names, and @ population of 350,000 is claimed for the city. 7 Java and Mocha are the Sunday names for lager and whisky in New York. f THE TWELFTH ANNIVERSARY oF THE SLAND BAPTIST SABBATH SCHOOL Wilt be ceiebreted on BSUNUAY, July 19th Dr. MSON JOHN T. GIVEN and others will be resent. Bervices meing at 1034 o'clock a. id the public are invi! 4% and 6th at, Island. SOLDIEBS’ AND SAILORS’ @BAND BATIFICATION MEETING ment, but official notification Of which has not been received. This makes, al! told, twenty. nine States, while twenty-seven is the requi- site three-fourths, making sufficient to leave outeven Obioand New Jersey, whose Legis Jatures have attempted to undo their work, and still have enough lett. Tae TEceress or Punic ScuooLs.—Should the Councils proceed to the election of School ‘Trustees to-might, we trust that they will se- lect the best men possible, without regard to party. The position of trustee is one of honor merely, and fortunately is not likely to be serambled for by the office-seeking crowd. itis & position requiring peculiar fitness in the way of training, knowledge and experience; and from the amount of tume requisite to be given to the proper performance of the duties of the pisce, but few who are really qualified are willing to accept it. The present Board of ‘Trustees is made up largely of gentiemen ‘whose services are almost invaluable, and we ‘rust that so faras possible they may be re- tained in the position they fill so well. peat eases ematbadhase Of the various methods of manufactaring ice artificially, the simplest consists in plac. img & vessel containing water under the re- ceiver of an air-pump, and exhausting the air. ‘The water is rapidly evaporated and the tree vapor absorbed by strong sulphuric acid, ani’ im about three minutes a decanter ot water can be thus frozen. ———$—$——____. A convenient liquid glue is made by allow- ing three parts of glue to soak in eight parts of cold water for several hours. Half a part of meriatic acid and three-quarters of a part of sulphate of zinc are then added, and the mix- ture heated to 18 Fabrenheit for ten to twelve hours. ett ts The Maryland wing of the “Chase party” has returned from New York, and publishes a card expressing bis disgust with the «per- fidious Democracy” for declining to nominate the Chief Justice. — S7 From Shillington, Odeon Building, we have a bundle of fresh reading maiter: the Galery tor Augus!, Madame Demorest’s Munth- iy for August, and the People’s Magazine (iilas- Uated) for July. - — From French & Richardson's (Hudson Tay- lor Bookstore) we bave Putnam's Magasin: for August. ————————— Tue Heatzp TenM.—Yesterday was another exceedingly warm day, but rather more enda- rablethan Wednesday, there being more air stirring. There were. however, a large num- ber of cases of sunstroke. In Baltimore thir- ty-two eases were reported, twenty-one of which proved fatal. In New York there have been over three hundred deaths from the effects of the heat since Monday. Dispatches from Montreal, Ottawa and other poinis in Canada, trem New York, Philadelphia, Richmond, Wilmington, N. C., and elsewhere, all we that the heat of yesterday was excessi: many deaths resulted therefrom. In York, yesterday, up to three pearly a hundred cases of re re. per of which about were fatal. Among the deaths is that of Prof. W.T G. Morton, of Boston. He died of apoplexy, caused by excessive heat, while rid with bis wife in Central Park. Last night we were favored with a delightful breeze from the portheast, which om relief to suffering ‘Tae Weeetr Stan, now on our counter for sale and in wrappers ready for the mails, con. tains & letter giving an account of the inside workings of the New York Convention; “A Tale for Wives," which will be found interesting, aot only to ladies with hosbands, but to those who intend some day to have meg 5 the Electoral Uest <' vers’ Strike in Rew me the Trial of Turpim for the bs he Heated Term; ‘ of Municipal : Poti News; Wash- icgton News and Gossip; the Courts: the Work. og fal Items of Domestic Econ. , Humorous Sketches: with and Local News; Agricultural and ping Miscellany; and“the latest Dispatches from all parts of the world, or GRANT AND COLFAX, Republican Candidates for President and Vice President, MONDAY BVENING, July 20th, st So'clock, IN FRONT OF CITY HALL. arte flowing digtingtished soldiers will adarees regal cordially tn- 2 be Prevent. By order of the Soldiers! and OR EW ae ican Committee for the pce . J. HINTON, Chairman. 5.R Ha RINOT OH. fee: ‘int OF NATIONAL WREEDMEN’S AND 2RU8T COMPANY, ANETERNTH AND PENNSYLVA: Wasuixatom, D. 0. Sout 9. ng of the of Trus: FIC BAVIN CORNER oF Bia AVENUE, At a tece held = Eredltca nee deposit to all epost to: bas rea io ‘are 787 641.62. Now is the time to de- feria lPmsuere ite swiiitas before the 20h fastant begi: interest, " av 4 Wt D. L EATON, Actuary NOTICE 18 HEGESY GIVEN, that the iow SEEAT, 4 Ic: hold themselves res) ble for 6 1CK TICKRTS on'y havin, the sident’s name printed on the q jadorees by the Becretary, “J. ¥. Callan,” on the bac eee ‘tam be obtained at J. or’ . BOGUE'S OE, corner of Britge streets, Serres: erdat the COMPANY 8 ORNTE. L cedrinedzeea ONS TT wy ibeost President Geeat Faile 126 Oo. (er Morice. M. W. GALT & BRO., JEWELERS, HAVE REMOVED 0 THEIR NEW STORE, 250 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, je22im ser. tw ann 12TH sts ne O¥FICK OF NATIONAL FREEDMEN Nemes Cover rt, Gompant, > Conner 191TH sTREET AND Pa. avi Bank. (corner 19th streetaad Peans: between now and the ist 4 fee in to draw interest from DATE OI Dievosir it a bank sta monte. Let all those who have money by them drawing po jntercat, however email the sum, put it at once % i Sums or over. if left on deposit thirt; Or more, draw futerest at the rate of he cent. per ann The actual cas! a ‘its of this Bank on the day of May wer ‘isa. ;. 3 = “'D. L. EATOM, Actaary. - W. Avon, President. ag = '. D. Cooxx, Chairman Finance Committee. Je38- ia ee eS MAYOR’? OFFICE. CITY HALL, Wasuinoton, D.O.. July? 1 persous are hereby uslifies thet the ms. ras s, bereby a tt nances: ‘orporation to prevent and os Sr ing at Jorge. vy the limite rigidly e1 fare on instant. and that every Ho; running Jarge on and rt taken vt the police, carri:d to and be creas, to In .. ecebacrs peer ty lth inst 3.3. ROWERS, (Cyr ones BaDvcTIon Im PRICES ON SUMMER Goops, ar M. WILLIAN's, je 7-m 336 Pennsylvania avenue. }. F. CUMMING, a eae ee i: Mayor, GBVENTH STREET, eg Oe re eK ond Rorters ‘Market. CONGRESSIONAL. Cone! ef Yesterday's Proceedings. -A fey our report closed yesterday— A pum! { amendments to the Indian a ‘Were agreed to. ‘be ‘went into tee za | a, andsoon, & recess un: o 3 At the session Mr. Head: ene tered a recall the bill restori: PO ical in persons in the ere ta wing Jearned that it removes Mie dise abil of the Radical members of ¢ SS ria but not of their oppenent He hs veit reconsidered and to col unjust discriminations, The Indian ropriation bill was the@pro- cecded with up adjournment. HOvsB.—Afer our report closed yesterday— Discussion was continued on the contested election case of Switzler ys, Anderson, i Mr. Wilson (Iowa) then his matio: So as to recommit, and also to inquire into the charges of against the eit. ting member; to—yeas 2, nays 46. Mr. Sehenck, (Omo,) from the Committee of Ways and Means, reported back the Senate fonding bill, with sundry amendments. The amendments p: strike @ut the sec- tion providing for bonds of three classes, and Provides for one long bond, to run for fort, years, at 305 interest annually. The words “other than the existing 5 per cent. bonds” are stricken out of the first ion, and this allows the new bonds tc be exchanged for all classes of United States bends. The section is further amended to provide that the issue shall not ex- ceed KO. The Senate bill sed $700,00,(00. ‘The third section of the Senate bill im relation to gold contracts is stricken out, and a section is inserted providing for the com- version of greenbacks into boads or vice versa. A section is also added providing that the tax on incomes arising from interest on bonds or otber securities of the United States shall be collected when the interest 1s paid, and in like meuey in which the coupons sre paid. A number of other amendments were offered to this bill, but not read, and the bill sod Smendments were ordered to be printed. Mr. Boutwell, (Mass.,) from the Qonference Committee on the disagreeing votes of the two Houses upon the bill in relation to execuuye appoimrments, submitted & report which the ouse refused to concur in. ‘The House then took a recess, and reassem- bled at baif-pact seveft for debate only, when speeches were made ah Stone, Mi; May- nard, Tenn.; Stevens, Wi Pa.; Mul- illiams, . and Van Horn, N. ¥. T ; Logan CBACKERS! CBACKER: @ |. Milk. Wine, tiers Beas und Water ‘BR SNAPS, in store and Corner E and 9h streets. CARP TO TRE PUBLIC. ‘The beated term now on us having cansed some slarm among cur citizens as te being able to pro- cure @ constant supply of GooD, PURE Ick, T FALLS ICE COMPANY beg toa ce istores the elilsean ot WaShiWOTON ant GEORGETOWN that they have an INEXHAUSTIBLE SUPPLY OF PURE ICE On band.and are prepared to furnish eli CUS- TOMENS ‘who may dontre the same at their REGULAB AND PERMANENT RATES. ‘Those me cannot be supplied by the WAGONS, as also a! LaRGE CUSOMERS, Are requested to send for the same to the COMPANY'S CENTRAL OFFICE, No. 51 Louisiana ave.; to \ORAN & 00.8 DEPOT, ++ bet. 6th and 7h sts ; or at the OMPANY’S WHARF, e . Foot of 12th street. JA8. L. BABBOER, Presi lent. retary. jy 17-3 J. Mase. a JOMN F. CALLAN. Beer EPARTMENT 01 /B INTERIOR UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, iN, July 3. 1868. On the petition of ABIGAIL U WESTER of Binghampun N.Y —E ,Siministratrix of tho estate aid amin B. Webster the 34 day of October, 1854 for Qu improvement im Mosquito Curtains. for sevon Ge roma the expiration of said patent, which Place on the 4 day of October, 1368: It is ordered, that the aald petition be heard at “Persone opposing penak to on are required to ¢ Ale in the Patent ice thelr objections deeeteats eet forth in wetting et least day of bearing al ‘beatimony fi tobe used at the said hearin transmitted in accordance with offce, which will be furnished on. be aces of jm other eeners rel mony must be fled in the office ttre the day of hearing: the, argum sic ‘eaters Wi a ni Fr. s Grvand in Yhe Atlas, New York, Mew York, at week for three snoocssive weeks; the first cold pabiicatia to be at least sixty days Drepleus to day of bearing. eae iy11-wiw___ Acting Commissioner of Patents. ‘ATER COOLERS. Ae'EEoCoe rarons. ‘A large Stock assorted sizes of snperior WATER SOCAERS: Teeved this day, fer sale ot BE- + MARCEL A ERD, pues: i 16-3 M520 Metzerott Hall, 14808 aNd PaBLog onGaNs. THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT AN’ Srategr VABIETY AND EASI. New and Now aud second-hand for sale or ren: 306 Ponuaylvanie Gras ons ia avenue, jy 16-28 Lnteil.} "Wow iron Frost. CzresE! CHEESE!! Just received Fifty Boxes best NEW YOBK FACTORY CHEESS. sale at lowest Néw York py veer e Propude NOBT! LJ .» jy 16 baa 4.5 ea bee. Joth and lith sta, Gran ANNUAL CLOSING OUT SALE or SPRING AND ER DEY GOODs, AT GREATLY BEDUOED PRICES. LAWNS. PIOUES, PREOAMES TRISH LIN A . PE! . - ks, aids large stock of WHITE GOUDS et eg P We have alro on hand a fine lot of cool SUMMER GRENADINES, for 20¢., which sold earlior in the ‘asoD we tales clove ont cheap. a lot of 80MMER Coat. 100 SUMMEB QUILTS, for hotels, boarding- and summer resorts. *P fall sock of DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS. Bargains to be bad in every department, at J. W. SELBY & 00.’s, 323 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, iy]6-4t South side, near 7th street, Missiqvor water. A fresh supply just recetved steamer from New York, eid forsaleby OT iy 16-88 EGAN & BRO.. Corner EB and Ninth streets, WANTS. Sato BO: W isiceenap Baie a atreat cereats oTge Ir cpposite the Post Office, Washingto who can read and write 5 ae di ). Ge GLAND, Jt.. Montgomery county. Md. ay 17-3" WANTED 8: & respectabl Epa be r mee iy UATION as seamstress ins camcut and St. Address Box 15, ce. a iy 16-20" GIBL, imemell Wu Waar Be ly at No. 292 7th at.; between L and M ay 6-30" ITUATION WANTED BOOKE ESP! fg dg ae . 30. . Star ye ry is 2 37 dy 15-24" " ‘and IKRUNBB. Apply. at. ‘Cottage “house, Rhode Islaud avenuc. between 18th and Iith sis. a, E * CHABLES LEMON, Jz. —| AN to €vol W Afeth in cemuit family’? mites ts the sone change, oor, Ten and D ate, 3y 16-38 7 ANTED good COOK, WASHER ak cee soar e 4 erences. ecg Toth streets between f aan y 18. streets. Mountsin Ssloon, TE OVOK. Also, a wait on the table, on 14 to 16 recommended. “TRURWORTHY, Proprietor. ANTEDS A YOONG MABRIED MAN, costomed to Farm Work and care of Hor: the wife to keep house. Address Box 636, Office, Washington, D. 0. iy 15-3t* JANTS A SITUATION AS GABDENESM, by s ANTED—At the @ W tener Market a Wi young GIBL. to farming on the most approved princi ‘also gar. dening’in all ite branches. from ising of Vegetables care of 0 plants: orne- mental and a +. ‘of charac Sa to capability, industry aadsobricty. Vioass Sdérees ner and Gardener, Star Office. Jy 15-3t" yFConp HAND FURNITURE WANTED. MARK EZEKIELS, sslesman with M. K. Waieh & Co., takes thie method of informing par- tes havin R ‘urniture to disposs of, thet be will pay the very highest ‘cash price fof tne Be sure and give him a call before trying elee- “Leave your adress, or drop a line to MABK LS, Star Office, and it will receive prompt attention. jy 14-8 \OOPERS WANTED—Geveral Coopers can find Crue «ase Ane, TANFED—AWAITE WOMAN, to cook Ww ANTED—HOUBES, for rent ond sale FARMS, &c. We would invite an: Tete. hr Be Bey Lend Warrant Government Vouchers, £0. G STOR! Pies orner 16th and 7ANTED TO BUY—Dy BS. 3USTH, Ladica’ \ tlemen’s and Ghildreas’ Second heed cLongtiNey DEROLUTHING, BOOTS and cul ew mn eae 4 Teh erect, between L treeis, Northern Litertice, “WN. B.—Second-hand Olothing sold at Fonsonable jasly terms. WARTEDREW AND CAST-OFF CLOTH. ING, Watches, Diamonds, Gems, Revelvers, or any article of value, at the old-established firm of B_FULTON & 00. street, pear Penney’ Y ARD —Strayed or stolen, a black DUG one =e —- genoa rete jar. ‘a “Wt Ss ghee Corner 8th and B streets. Island. street, near H street east. d T “O8T—Oa Friday. the 17th Inet, the lows rt ‘of mst ARRING. The Ander will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at the office of the Washington and Geo Company, No 303%, fet. 12th and iSth ete. iy Te te 3 ‘2 liberal reward will " JULIA PAUl, de t., bet. D and E sts., Island, small RED COW, white in the ier ding up the hip to th» back, with a ber right shoulder, ani white rebead: leather collar on her neck. The be found at Col. J. B: ERO © & —Htrayed away. on the 12th inst., ered COW, Secs pert aise a ate Nis Top the abons reward will besa Bor heen (ORM HURLEY. 34 street, near Coll te, George i716 LichhaeGoLp akeERT in tee Mert Lie Ly ‘th wt be erticg ‘The part; jarning to 620 Hi street, between 4th and reward ed and reoeive the thanks of the owner. 1t* GEO. BALLANGEB. $5 pee See ag or stolen. on friday, ‘aly Sd, @ medium-sized RED COW. with « small white spot om the forebead and both ears rson giving information to GEO! S gat Any pe aor WALLACHER. corner of Ist street west and N street south, (Ieland,) will receive the above re- ward. jy 15-3t* $ 1¢ BEWARI 9h of Jaly. medinm ‘ears ola; Tory small white ; ¥ am: . JOHN H. GRIFFITH, Corner of Virginia avenue and iba Third street east. ‘O8T—Either on Ponnsylvania th street. between theavenue and ft 'strest, RTMONTAE, containing abont TEN ‘ress and 8 politan ratlroct tickers 61 icke: Hilf the money will be given if retarned to. 0. B. Baker, Star Office. iy 18 at 1G BEWAED=Strared or stolen trom the subscriber. No. 165 Beall Seow th crumpled horus; notuer markateecilecten: abene nine years old, WMM.G: HAZEL. n Sy i¢ee™ BEW ABD—B8trayed away. large OOW; red aud white $5 and head; strap around her neck; Indaa car Tbe pbove reward wil trea tacks return to Mrs MY SULLIVAN, 118 24 College gate. jyls 3t* FOR SALE. es MILK DAIRY AND BOU?E FOR SALE.— bd D. MILLER, Bolly JOS D.C. ay id 68 “BE. ALE—BAY MABE, 60: Gases saddl db years old; se under sagdier Uest tee hives Bera (TSR Gus desiring saddle bores for lady oF child Alto tor sale, second hand BUGGY. harness noarly new; Saddle, Biding Bridle and now Feed Outter, ete.’ Inquire at Mo. 326 @ strect, between 12th 13th streets west. dy 11-2" —A DAIRY, doi 8s, will be sold at w ressonabie particulars apply to J. YORK. corner of New York avenue and lith street. _jy i5-2w* (OR SALE—A BAY HORSE, GuuckeS ESR, dling AABAKSS fenire se ith ween and Bo 301 ith street, bet ttreete. ay Cuampacnre OIDEB. Ten cares CHAMPAGNE OLDER, in quart and ne article. vor a = EGAN & BuO. ti ed Corner & and Ninth streets. ALIFORNIA WIN 3 LIGHT WINES CONDUCIV: THE URE OF TEMPERENOE, (OS DUCIVE Wines of the following kind -iheek toon fornia 7 : Port, el, Angeli aclacet. Shorry and. Sparkiit r om the House of Perkins, * selling st wholesale jy 15-3tif, Sarrts MADE TO ORDEB, AND WAEBANTED To FIT. WALL, ROBINSON & CO., i \YLVANIA AVENUE. OTICE TO BUILDERS. ras in business at No. 562 whe Ses eres Siar general: = hope to remain many years longer, LENDS AND BUILDERS? 0) ‘dun MABE. sev 3 ands per, without Bl 4 sold bevecn at FLEMING'S Blables, G'sirect, weiwos 44 and 6th streets. is Je23-t¢ OH RALE—3,000 ORDAR POSTS. -all stave, eiaqaire Ho. B23 Tih street, near D north. iy 13" Inrontant xzws. ©. B. JEWELS PREMIUM SOAPS are acknowledged to be THE BEST 80aPs8 FOR THE LEAST MONEY in the market. ‘They are made on the old fashion plan by bofl- ing. and are free from all injurious Chemical adulterations. ‘The premium ORIENTAL SOAP, The “ NEW YORK CITY 80aP, bi al CHEMIOAL OLIVE 804P, Tre « LAUNDBY B0AP, Avo brands of superior quality, and are guaran- ced to give perfect satistection- 3 YOUR GROCEB for any of these and take ont led al of the BEST GROCERS in the Menufectory, Nop, 500 and 502 G street north, Between éth and on July 7th, a ied, with a room: and pepered. and can be bought at a creat bargalu toe caeb. For farther {nauire at siiairest, between? Te. mesabd vend? scoot F.o2,, iy 17-at* NEW BRICK HOUSE, Wo. 156 sth street west, ti tween O anc P streets, with sleven rooms, 1s, BIGe nets. No 232 Gth attest weet, be- tween M and N stiects, ST Tooms and ca¥ BRICK HOUBB, No.467 I street between Sih a 4 . ? 'BICK HOUSE. No. 271 Fenuryivasla avenue, between and reets: and water SMALL FRAME HOUSE Nee 157 Maceacha ve fogs avenue, between 4th and Sth ; a Tome =e FRAME HOUSE on corner of Sth and 0 streets; weter and large yard. FRAME HOUSE, No. 333 10th stroet, betwoon Mand N streets, six rovms, gas and water, eyeral small STORRS ani HOUSES to different n, Hmquite o mere US F- KELLEY. Weal Ratate Agent, Eh OGico 303 Sth strent west, Wy. Oe, T° LET—-A HOUSE with five rooms, one square from th ee rent S16 per month. Tu- anire of @RORGE CG. NICHULS, st Chronicle Office. 27 6-5t* 'OR RENT—HOUSE No. 40 K strect, between sts. rooms t ee te ty et month, . For jars inquire next door. THOS. GRE! N. py Lio" FoR SENT ROOMS. su: eas we eg RS co tk +treet cars. street, aud 34 streeta, patos ‘OR SALK OCHBAP—Small 5: » GOOD MILL and FIXTURES of 0 Feat tore ok Gcsirable stand for auy kind of —e. Pasir, on the premises. No. 624, corner and E strect routh, iy 16-3" FS RENT—A well established GROCERY at STAND. No. 115 Aigh street. get le jo Montgomery Hotel. Will be rented ribie tenant I WM. HAZ W: DORBEK, No. 38: Geor, keer be) _1 JY 16-6t [ROOMS 70 BENT —Large airy PARLORS in suites or single, fur reason: Prices, at 252 G street, between lath and 15th jy 1520" F BE OF SINTEE 9 TO BENT freve Int of August, toa bw ‘st areascuable rent. “Address B Pe Office jy Br Fro _BENT—A four story BRIOK HOUSE, south of Pern. avenue, om lth street. A) wt BARNACLO'S Wood yard, corner of 1 th'aad syst )0B SALE—CORNEB HOUSE AND LOT. One of the locath: 2 the Oi either for a five Dwelling or Store. For terms at 8. D « 8. MABLOW 4 COS Shirt Manufactory 36% Pons. SY., near 12th street. iy iw To. DELIGHTFULLY COOL FURNISHED PABLORS, first floor front, facing south; for 5 or gentlemen. Cars ouse lable. Also. it Boom, 24. thoo 492 B, between sth and 6tb. a BARE CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT. This ts the for investment It is now paying at least 10 cent per annum, in semi-annual dividends, and ie constently incredatog in va iyl5 128. & BOOMS. New Jergey avenue, $20 per month, wate street, @50 per TL BOOMS. water, gus cnd bathe'se bee ne: 13 BOOMS, water and cas, $65 65 pe: 3 12 RUOMS, all modern improvemonts, $75. per month. 8 ee modern improvements, 0) per onth. 10 ROOMS, 21 Indiana avenue, water, gas, &c., #100 per month. FcR 11 ROOMS, with improvements, piano, 890 per Tonth, 7 BOOMS, water, gas, and bath, plano, $50 per 5 ral etl hy ished infurnished pevgral other tarnished and wafurstehed | jy St House Agent, 495 7th atreet. FOR RENT—Foar very eligibly situated V0MS, suitable for offices or ot business, on second floor. with entrance £2 ground Noor. Apply tou. ¥. CLARK. No. 24% Pennsylvania avenue, be- tween 12th and 18th streets. ay 14-6 {OR BEN T—FurnthedHouse now member of Congress. Also, & large ing Heuse. fornished. Also, ten years’ lease of Stor on Pa. avenue, north side. D. L. ELL8&CO. 4, Brerston’s Building, cor ver 7th and F ste, iyis 6* A Stir Seat nas BCR SURES of ears, an 1o U ‘ Sheep, on account of traveling, inquire New 18 THE TIME TO BUY 4 LOT. Tb tifa! Batldi with Gopthe, on Both sine weet st) and N strecis. Call and sco them at once, and se- cure one by i ‘down and @10 monthly. Moo: fixe Besirable LOTS ia the northeress the city: Sita'each, direct on gio down Ss and $6 Peld MOBILIT: seARR & METOALY, iyMAf Corner isth et, ani N.Y avonue es, cherries, abi jade tt § well: sablished COUNTHY STURE with trot stark —— aoe oe Y 8’ tad adic BaF CHE: wate. Mt Ss sewer as eee 28 x ER tp of those handsome Horse Fok BOK OUSES, No. 43 north ‘peugt een, Heh and isth strsets; ion on Fri FOR corner of ivanta avenues fm Soe ica oasy ag ; both large and small shey are Se eee epee ae Seem Agent collecti for sub- q irther pacicalars inguin of We WAL a3. a ‘WO FARMS 3 Ez IN PRINCE George’s county, Md., twelve miles from Washington. They a each, of first-class land. As sons] attention, I Shem credit, or exchange them for city A vse saa ly, pen an. washington, D.0._ B RENT—One of thos Gestrable HOUSES fe E’Gilinteipnin Bows with pass wate aoe hash ‘Rent, at room, and every modern improvement. 33 TARH & METCALF: Sit tr (cnron.] New York ares aan LE—On Ith street, Island. betwoon © and Datroots, SIX ROOM HOUSE, has high ; Water im yarc ‘erms, $200 balance 10 monthly uniil paid, je10-tt Cor. New York OB RENT—One three sto EPC the ornate Bittest aad ie nue, containing Il rooms and fine store room with water House without stor heii ee my 4-tf Oorner of sth and Lats. north ‘OB RENT—HOUSE No. 514 E. ‘and E SALE—A modern-bullt FRAME HOUSS, eee Ber cbeap; ply He. 207 Penpayivania avenue, ” FOE BENT Teo or three ROOMS, F Bat street, Dotwoen Rand Fshee FINE WHITE suIRTs, LINEN Bosoms, AT @1.50. WALL, ROBINSON & CO., ANDREW J. JOYCE @ 00., CAREIAGE MANUFACTURERS, 477 and 479 14th street. Particalar attention given to t t, POLITAN HALL, . URLS EEE A Pade eres i cadens ee NM (ER. with » fw mediately Hay N's. WOObWARD - ay Wet HAS EMOVED Bis street nth el tor pact faverss sed il and Persons Duly 14, 1968 We T. cov Dori be happy mey favor bim with mn = ols. Be Or Sant Biles tn he best mam: and abi . ~ at reason! rates 0 NOT DESPaik- ». 9 afte 4 athe. Dr. Pee her PRO UE SEO aD 4 ting ee ae ‘and ade in bretd, Carte, by By ONGEOT £ : DEM = Cigna eT ore eettatictn, ay 6-im between loth and 11th sis STOP Ss and try the COOL CELEBBATED CHICAGO LAGER, at WM, HELMUS'S SALOON, 509 7th . &e . Prodne- ‘insiances of premature locay 2 street, between 2th and 2ist sts... Washington. D.C. Consulting hours trom 10 to i. anictod Je 24-1m* tive fi og, in 90 many D® SES SUBGEON AND PHYSICIAN. 266 PENNsTLVANiA AVENUE, above 12th street, as devoted many years to the treatment of female complaints; and ha- met with the greatest *nccess in ths city and New York. wit ring, especial treatment will find bin very akilifel ad conbaential TREEGULAMITIES. from cause, bag 5? a 2 one bat as IVATS. Patients seeno ir} ad N o Tr c £, all 8 indebted to the estete of the late ULYSBES WABD are hereby potifed that they must come forward sud make immediate settie- ment, or they will be proceeded against forth. with, ng toa ie 9-co8w omMER, t Execators Lares oar nave THEr noorsxtere ALTEEED AND BEPAIKED at CHS. BAUM'S HOOPSKIBT CORSET rt wh U-t YONFIDENTIAL —Young men who have i Cc bby certain secret habits, fn whvanch of thelr sea 2 ot by perentng “The Secret Friend.” Sent to we iginss be OngwUhA BEET a oo ABD con be ‘erms from $6 Mrs M yua a lemen and lal 1b ROAD during the at W ROCHE 'S, Piney Point. jy 10-law: ‘am! re, Md.. Good ROOMS and Cus: BOABI ci vbtained for the summer months Y SINGLE AND DOUBLE BOOMS, with best of BOSRD at No. 441 Sth street, fronting Judiciary Byuere. tee, Sccommodated. Keferences re- 1 an streets. TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT Parn, where Ar yn performed, — ad fork, den the DENTIS®, me gr oat No. 329 SEVENTH STREET, apotreen Now York avenue and L atrect, jetsam EVERLASTING CORSET STEELS. 10 Cents. (Only Agent,) ©. BAUM, HOOPSKIBT AND CORSET MANUFACTORY “49 LOUISIANA AVENUE, my 2 between 6th and 7th streets. Wouorzsarz POT OF MISSISQUOI WATAE. in this celebrated Water can gishstae Prices, (adding freight from ‘ew York,) in lots of one to one hundred cases. ‘8. W. BURCHELL, je +t under Bbbitt JAPanesE TEA PyTs OF EVERY KIND, WABBANTED TO STAND THE HEAT, AND AT LOW PRICES. 4. W, BURCHELL, Under Rbbitt House. SEVENTH STREET. 486 HOUSE RENOVATING AND DECOBATLNG. iv? 186 q . rat Sotho atin cee. eeztnn f - or fend ig Papechangings hades, Picture Thosels, Pais tage, &c-, th street be. D and E ey will find the largest and choicest assortment of the abore Senda” Baad one me fe P capcom J. MARKRITSR, Bo. 4*6 Se: ch 8doore stiove Odd Fetlows’ Hall, NEW Goops ‘20 Market Space. iy 14-Tt* 43 ——_—_________ FSR stock OF FANCY GOODS AND No- TIUND. ail the season. at DAVIS & GAITHER'S. STRAW AND MILLINERY GOODS at very low S prices, at DAVIS& GAITHEL’S, SUCH oRPLSTLIaoae Romanus Axe DAVIS & GAITHER’S. DIES in search of FARCY GOO! NO- fondo eran, tod SLR ZB : = 5 DAVis ¢ GAITHER’s, abiw 20 Market Space. ‘MBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN AN we LYING-IN-HOSPITAL. med “i AMUSEMENTS. Dist rwo sionte, Lat? Two SIGHTS. TAURSPAY AND FRIDAY. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, JULY 26re ano 17 re, JULY S600 awp ttre or te NEW ORLEANS CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE. FIRST APPRARANCE oF THE @REAT MI ACVOS. THE GREAT MIACcos ALL THE TROOPS IS FEW acts ALL THE TROUPE IN NEW acts open atand7 ym. Admimion, 50 06m Doors Children. 2 PROF. RewL eyivania avent Hotel. For Summer Season. + TUBSDAY and THURSDAY EVBN i Nas. Those entering w eetoe frm 8 to 10 o'clock CAD reeetve afnll quarter. Recnlar class the First Tuesdey 11 ‘PIC NiOS, EXCURSIONS, &e. (BAND COMBINATION Pic Mu. oF BROTHERHOOD OF THE FNION OF THE rh COLUMBIA Comme: The Youthfal HAMMACK. (or td been engaged. and will perform som. of Vepdertul feats op the cocasion, at 356 aud ‘at 10 @. ») for Mount Ver id receiving passeni Ae. Wort “Wash! and Ww ihite House, Ve >. m.—returning Fare to Mount Vernon and return, tnciedi s¢minston to the Mansion and Greands, @1 5) = -freshment 7 Tor'sale at all the principal Hotels, and at the steamer» wharf. partion, moon, cureto: on ‘otomac. (Tnesday Thursday ‘aftcrnecue excepted.) by nppiying om a | JAMES STKES, General Superintendent, ay 2m Ofice, Wiiiards’ Hotel, TS, EXCURSIQNISTS. = Partie Wishing @ Pleasant sai! 4. wn the Potom River during the bested term. o <htain Bound Trip Tickets to GL My ¥ isened only 7 ay ~ Holitegshead, leaves ber whart, foot of 7th wtrect, daily st 620 a m.. returning to Washington m . allowing pleasure partivs @ sojourn of ei 3 wont for D neing, Fishing ‘The Pavilion Been pet wv Mesers. Bowers @ Alber will farmien re- rs, Hl times. and will do everything ip }o Tender it pleasant to the patrous of tful resort. Breakfast on board of MNIBUBSES FoR SLBOOLS. CLURS. A™D PIO Bic PARTIES 35 10-1m —_Btables opposite National Theater 7 A Head. we i@encer MSG TM sic Py ILLE BABD. ~The b reste far ished for Balls, Plo Nice, Excursions, Pa races, Parties, eto..etc. Any namber of Musi cians Turntebed Terms reasouable. Orders left et » 303 Penns avenue. between Sth » or at Kilis’ Music Store, with prompi attention. P.O. Box 603 Oryivew Rass AND OOTTL Betng cont with no military organtzation . can bes op Mberal terms. st al! for Excurefous, Balls. Parties, Pic Nick So. Orders can be left st Metzerott's Music Store, Coyle & Towers’ Book Store. Le. avenue, and Feber's residence, 569 Mth street east. bet G and I sts. Navy Yard myl6-tm" G EASUN @ GLENN'S CHEAP GOALS AND WouD, St their Depot and Obief Ofice, G street wharf, W. C'BTOBRS & OO, corner Sth and F, Wash- a L. LUCHTs & 00.., corner 7th and F. Washington; J.J. BOGUE, corner Bridge and High. town — ays 6a Gost anv Woon. THE CHEAPEST YARDS IN WASHINGTON : 6: , bet. Iet ae 2 Bowth A ets.. Capitol ell, 476 Bot, bet. 6th and 7th "vere "Ss VALLEY, SOFT, MOUNTAIN coes: COALS MINED? ts,, Navy efaction, moos a: a yt Banevus. DOW Atits Lowest - and Id.do well to lay in their winter eup- Tecrived, and will be filled now or any Se three monthsat Present Prices jem im" wn B. cet: a GREAT BEDUCTION IN PRIOR familics w: ply. 5 do ¥ 2,240 POUNDS Te THE TON GUARANTI BD OAK and PINE WOOD constantly on band. SF Now te the timo for familie to put in winter's supply. ~ bi ed foot of 7th’ street Ween ABD COAL, If you want the very best WOOD an¢ OOAL at the lowest price, go to STEWART, Corner H and 12th streets COAL, Woop, LIM * ac. Central Office, No. 51 Louisiana avenue. between 6th and 7th streets west. Branch Yard. Street cast and R street south. Wharf and Steam Saw Mill. foot of 34 street east. wi movations for prices. —————————_ ee With BicMorvays Pelent without extra charge. TRAVELING BaGs, LADIES’ AND MEN'S GATCHES 8, THE LABGEST STOCK AND GREA’ ‘=st VARIETY IN THE DISTRICT. THE ar PRACTICAL MANUFACTORY OF AMES 8 TOPHAM REPAIRING — , &e., ran a 6. oe thoronghty ené ‘paired, foe. ‘oTt0.—Good Work and Low Prices. Bove TES D’EGLISE. These Candles—ef first quality—I will York wholesale prices tf iieg te nes ate