Evening Star Newspaper, July 18, 1868, Page 2

EVENING'STAR. Largest Circulation in the aes CROSBY 5. NOYES. - WASHINGTON CITY: SATURDAY +++. JULY 15, 1868, S7 READING MATTER ON BYERY SEB OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING @BzarHl0 AND OTHER MATTES. ————_— ____—SS_S=_—=——S——E————— | FoR THE ACCOMMODATION OF PERSONS leav. the city during the summer months they ean bave the Stam mailed to their address, by ordering the same at the office, for 12% cents | Per week, tor one week or more. ———— —_———S——_ MALE AND FEMALE CLERKS. The following, chpped from the New York Sum, 18 going the rounds, and seems to be ac- cepted as gospel: “That clever and kindly Old Bachelor who discusses social questions with such genial Wisdom up the of Harper's Bazar, telisthe following story to illustrate the reacon why omen do not, aseally prosper so well ae men im some of the professions for which they | ‘Would seem to be quite as well adapted. itseems to me that women might especi- Ally succeed ss wood engravers, so I went to One of the most ex; and puceesafal en- “2 Bott gon the city snd consalied with «Don’t see ‘iffkoulty re atked, with eat kindness and interest. los ald 7; “Yeu Must instruct me.” “Well,” answered he, "1 have empio! Women bete very often, and I wish I could Teal & ore encouraged. But the trath is, that when & young man comes to me and begins his work. be feels that it is his life’s business. He 18 to cut bis future out of the little blocks betore him. Whafe, family, home, happiness, are all to be carved ty his hand, and he eetiles steadily snd earnestly to his labor, determined to master 4t. aud with every incitement spurring him on. | He capnot marry until he knows bis trade. It is exactly the Other way with the girl. She | may be @» poor as the youth, and as wholly Gependent upon her labor for her living. Bat she feels that she will probably be married by- and-by, and then she must give wu, ing. Bo Page. | TELS- Bot say #0," said the engraver, #0, and it spoiis her work.” “The same is true with regard to many em- ployments in which women have been en- aged. We know thatas clerks at Wasbing- tom they are far less useful than men. Their | habits of work are much lexs accurate, and they do not give their minds to their duties with the same eonscientiousness and fidelity. The reason is the same as that given | by our Old Bachelor. They do not teel that | ese duties are the business of their life, and that their whole success or failure depends upon | t Whatever they do, love, matrimony, and the care of @ house of their own, are aiways at the bovom of their thoughts.”” We are surprised to find this shallow stuffin the intelligent celumns of the Sun. It is a spectiren, however. of a great deal of the non- sense written in regard to women and their unfitness for any occupation or business in Ite beyond that of hunting for husbands. The Sun need go no farther than the Cooper [nsti- tute School of Design, of its own city, to learn that females have the capacity for accurate, conscientious work. We have before us spec! mens ot the work of some of the female gradu- ates of that School, in the shape of illusira- tious to a New York book on Banks and Bank- aug. that for spirit and truthfulness of drawing surpass anything we have Iately seen from apy artist of the male persuasion. It may pos- sibly be that women may fail om certain quali- ties of firmness and steadiness of touch requi- site for engrayers, but we much doubt it. As regards clerkly work the Sun's informa- tion is certainly at fault. We believe that it is | the testimony of all Heads of Bureaus where jemales have been employed, that they perform their duties quite as satisfactorily as male clerks; and im certain work requiring neat- bess and celerity, as im handling postal cut rency. they are decidedly superior. They may be keeping wp a tremendous thinking ail the while about matrimony and the house- keeping arrangements, but to all outward ap- Pearanees they are quite ss much in earnest in | their work as the male clerks, who, accord- ing to the Sem, are bringing their masculine powers of concentration to bear upon the Problems of success and failure in life. Suppose the Sun writer puts the matter to the test of experiment. Let him drop in at the pearest plece—the Custom House, City Hall, Of ANY private business establishment where a specimen of the restless male anima! confronts 8n office desk. Quite possibly he will find Lf superior article -* male clérk giving nis mind to bis duties, and bringing tbe masculine pressure to bear upon the business of life some- Usteg a8 follows. He (male clerk) works a few minutes pretty sharply, then he winds his watch, examines his watch to see how it ticks, Tubs @ dim spot om the case, measures the tick Sgain, is dissatisfied with the tick, shakes the watch gently, verifies his dissatisfaction with the tick, takes it across the street to the watch- meker, resumes his desk and the serious busi- ness of life, finds the serious business of life rather wearing, collapses upon the small of bis back and rests his weary lower limbs upon the moulding of his desk, discovers that his feet areasieep, goes out to restore the circula- ‘on, resumes bis desk and the serious business of life, yawns, wonders if it is lunch time, sues out to “see a man,” resumes his desk and tue serious business of life, makes sundry rev- otutions on bis office chatr to see if the rotary principte is all tight, reverses the motion, dis- cusses base-ball problems and the political sit- vation with superior artucle male clerk No. 2, Sad soon, waril the close of office hours affords &n opportunity for billiard or base-ball recu- peration for bis overtasked energies. Ot course it would not be fair to say that this 1s the manner im which all male clerics always epead their time, but the Sun writer will doubtless find, by personal inspection of this sort, that there are two sides to this question of the anferiority of female clerks in the way of close conscientious application to work. ‘The Metropolitan street railroad of this city ha: declared another dividend, we see, and in fact bas for some time been paying good divi- dends regularly. We are glad to notice this fact, as an illustration of what pluck andenergy ou the part of some of our busipess men have accomplished under unpromising circum- stances, There is no rush of travel on this line leading to large receipts: and many have doubted whether the road could be made to Pay. especially as the managers have catered very liberally for the accommodation of the public in the way ef handsome, comfortable cars, 80 exceslent track, and capable em. ployees. By excellent management, and the | eduction of various economical and Iabor- saving improvements, including the box sys- teas of receiving the fares, the road us now placed upon a firm paying basis, withasteadily sucTeasing basis. All this isa matter of con- gratulation and encouragement to usas citizens | of Washington, since the road is owned and | managed entirely by Washingtonians. The | following are tbe officers:—President, J. Ws ‘Thompson; Directors=J. W. Thompson. W. B. Todd, M. G. Emery, L. Clephane, M. Kelly, SP. Brows, A. R. Suepherd. “Dae Srrurts or Wasurnctoy.”—A writer sn the August number of Harper,under the above nead, after summing up the agreeabies and dusagreeabies of Washington and Wasbingtoa lite, says in conclusion —“ We remember the pleasures of the piace long after we forget 1s discomforts; when we leave it we leve it: we lcok forward te the fabulous beauty it shall | wear in the course of fifly years, and we feel that if even jealousy, avarice or expediency transiers the seat of Government from its magnificently-designed streets, and the costly edifices Sato See a snsine| joving Gothic beauty, and there in stately Greek lend classic sbades from summer suns, haif of our patriotic pride and prestige as & people will be lost fore ve: Democratic Ratirication Mestixe.—Ar- Tangements have been made for a grand popu- iar mass meeting of the Democrats of this Dis- trict at the City Hall this evening. to ratify and endorse the platform of principles and the cominees of the National Convention held ia New York on the 4th of July. The indicauons are that the meeting will bes large and spirited one. French & Richardson and Blanchard & Mo- bua send us Barp-r's Magazine for August. | ters, and speeches of Mr. Colfax, setting them manner in which they are Deriormed. | © NEW PU Ra sp ya From A. Hunter we Life of Schuyler Moore, of South Bend, T.B. Peterson & Bros. bis preface that asa many years he has been int both as pastor and cit'zen, as well as public narrative largely 4m the narrative of personal incident and na- tional history. The work appears at an apro- pos time, 7%. the public is eager to learn something of the career of the Republican can- didate for the Vice Presidency, and the book Ammer tanb-to be Of ETERt service to-thoee eH aged im the ery a The ler come With eres Philadelphia: T. B. Peterson & Phis ogi- op and seems oe con- venient and serviceable to polit speakers and writers. By Charles G. Leland. Esq., Bros. A very amu cece of German-English Msentonis postey’ From Blanchard & Mohun we have the fol- lowing: Burns’ Poetical Works. New York: D. Ap- Pleton & Uo. This book. containing the com- plete eet Works of Burns, with a life of issued for 50 50 cefits, about as cheap = wien lishing can well go. Heart of Mid-Lotnian. From the cheap edi- tion of the Waverly Novels. Published by D. Appleton & Co. A Precaction.—The Board of Health of New York has resolved to disinfect the streets aad alleys of that city. Precaution is their watch-word. The only cure tor epidemics 1s to prevent them. Horatio Seymour is a nephew of Hon. Hora tio Seymour, of Middlebury, U. 5S. Senator trom Vermont, for twelve years. The Democrats haye nominated Byron G@ ‘Stout, of Pontiac, for Congress in the Second District of Michigan. Shillington, Odeon Building, sends us ad- | vance copies of Harper's Magazine and I’cter- son's Mayazine fot August. 7 Gen. Frank P. Biair is said to have grad- uated at Princeton, N. J. 7 The international bridge at Buffalo Bale will Me of iron, 1,760 feet long, and cost S7-Good farms in Virginia are Telling for about $10 an acre. S7 Head Centre Stephens is giving English lestons in Paris. = ee ee bp type A ated Meeting sri ped ee 18 EVENING, at 8 o'lock, 2 ie Faas It Besordlag Sie eae. THE YOUNG MEN'S OBB) Ty NA CIATION will bold services TU-MOBBOW following places sae ke Bogeitals Yerd. al Fark. (wast east, At8 orc! At o’clock—Mission eee |» 2th and B ate. Dd andIsts. it em @BAND BALLY! YMOUB NI aND BLAIR, GRAND RATIFIOATION 'o be held at the iy Ha rare SA’ ING next, July ist 7 cits eae ofthe District and count moyen to assemble in Grand Mass Mectings oot are 7 Sven Ct tae end Biair,on rari atic aud. Ci oaths v Stare! cand, Conservative Georgetown. sod he c wvative 01 izetions, Soar to the ceramaasians with thelr banners transparencice. Zhe following named gentlemen are expected to ‘ee Hien, J.B fs Deolktate, Hon 7 A. Hendricks, cB. B tae Bring, Jr., And many Boz tere: men of the 'e pation pow assembled st tale capital, whose anaes may be announced nereaftei The hand G streets, thao wit 't be in attendance sierethetifen Ward: ie Beventh nt Weed da efor will act as mar- iekenns. Note w me ae jekeon Yates Qeorgetown—Captain J ames Goddard it" COMMITTEE OF ABDANCSMERTS. a t SCHOOL, will 8A Pea etncreraa Os aud caer wae soe AND SAILORS’ GBAND RATIFICATION MEETING oF GRANT AND COLFAX, Bepublican Candidates for President and Vice President, MONDAY EVENING, July Mth, at 8 o'clock, IN FRONT OF OITY HALL. ican present. Bistriet ef Colum! J, HINTON, Chairmag, 8B HARRINGTON - Bee cae DA OR a4 Savin rt yy TB ait ORSER, OF HINETEENTE 43D aS Cet Bf fs Da’ 1a Sc per cent. wae treditcd en's Bae Hy ie Be egal Weroresit shail boris te i reat to 1 tha.” The aseate oft pany ‘are. now G75 64l 62. Now te the time ts yited te Someaay pa ser. py end eat Dice sais t 0 as nag 3 bore money money DL a M. W. GALT & BRO., JEWELERS, HAVE REMOVED regen ty Rrgricg aE = Connen 197H eTREET axD sero are. oe oe ' nay si SOT rea ee wane BEDUCTION TS PRICES ON SUMMER GoopDs. ar M. WILLIAN’S, Svenue. == STREET, ‘Al EXTENSIVE BOOT MD SHOR ROUSE, pala A me pty ~ 4 Ot a ad SEVENTH STREET, ‘Two doors south of K ad Northern Market. eed tenateg my res on —_ by the police, verried to the W: wbela Zea 2 moving stone. BOW TO PAINT OUB HOUSES.. DEAD-8EA FRUIT. (BACKERS: mn sball be empio: ‘& misdemeanor. and im- Prisoned not more thantwo years nor ‘than = seopoerllens fined $2,000, and joan be leemed incapable of hold oft; or sce under the Goveenmenl rat wound of the Uiled section: which was agreed 20. nays 13. ‘Mi. Sherman offered th aeadudaent appro- of eounter- ray States notes and secrities; enacted, &e., That theassent of Uongress is hereby given to the stipulations of aad treaty. The ‘amendment was The Committee also Speed to strike out ies ble, which claims the joint power of he Honse ‘with the Senate and the President to couctece treaties. ‘This amendment was also agreed to, aud the bill was then passed. It is as follows Be it enacted, @c., That there and hereby is, appropriated from any a a the Treas- ury mot otherwise approp ae “200,000 in coim, to falfill stip ed in the sixth article of the treaty with tote, con- cluded at Washington March 30, 1867 Mr. Hartan called up the bill rats the Tights of married women in the District of Co- ly Tues Judiciary Committee ted & substi- tute for the entire bill, Patel hen | that the hus. band ot no woman District of Columbia sball have any con’ ver her ~ erty acquired previous to or subsequent to her marriage; and she shall have abso.ate controt over all Ber property, except that conveyed to her by her husba: to the detriment of her creditors; and she shall have the absolate right to bequeath er dispose of her property or any interest in it, likely, the bill was laid over. business, being the deficiency appropriation bil then taken up, the question being on the amendment ‘Mr. Chandler to appropriate $1,000,000 for the re- pair and improvement of the public works on lakes and rivers. Mr. Howe moved oo imcrease the amount to $1,500,000. A Mr Trumpball “offered &n amendment repeal- ing all Iaws making appropriations for the salaries of solicitors of the Court of Claims. and of the Assistant Attorney Gefieral for the present fiscal year, and appropriating 812,400 the salary of two Assistant Attorney Gra- erals, one Obier Ulerk and two clerks of class 4, and £300,000 addition to the amount already ay riated for the payment of judgments of the Gourt ot Claims. Pade} ae Mr. Cragin offered an amendment, appro- printing $92,045.08, for pay of assistant mes. sengers of the Senate. Adopted. ‘The bill was then passed, and the Senate, at 11:10 p. m., adjourned. Hovsz—Yesterday after our report closed, the Funding bill bang under consideration, several amendments were proposed and adopt- ed or yoted down after long discussion, and the sections proposed to be amended were finally Tejected, MAYOR'S biped , CITY HALL, that date, will be jorkheuse, f according to law. in any case, but all ‘The penalty on the owners of Goats found at Seo Ropalty will beatrictiy “arsine oe ‘8.3. BOWEN. Mayor. Notice te hereby gi ve sand, o1 ‘cross Tiber Creek, 9) “property ander ihe jurtedistion of shis Gon Corpora. ithout written permission from the eee or Comm sata ne the Ward, will be prosecu exten! Y requested to arrest and bring to auiahaent all who violet the 4 respect 3798 tee ster Poxcus POCKBT BOOK @F FUN. a BOUND THE BLO@K, A Novel. New Eai- tion e300 MIDSRIPMAN EASY. Cheap Edition... 40 DEMOURACY IN THE UNITBD STATSS...92 00 MAN'S ORIGIN AND DBSTINY. By Les- By Miss Braddo - FOUL PLAY. A Novel. By Chas, Beade . 15 J o is For aale by FRENCH & BIOHARDSON, a8, D* tips voi Fad P TERT OSEICE, meTON, Jaly 18: 158, On the petition of J 8, of Brookiva. f. he f t tata Shae geen, a tae cee BUSS, k administrator of the estate of dee CBACKERS'! ‘ © @ Milk, Wine, pitgabroon. Le shiner rahem, Milk; Wine, Gin Corner H rc 9th streo' Scenes DRINKS. . Claret. Burgundy and White Wines a kberrs bavender and cad Ginger Ginger Brandy Tu able Lemonade. yore "4 Gants BROTHER. ay WT stuf Corne: th streets. A CARB TO THE PUBLIC ‘The beated term now on ns having caused some glarm among cur citizens as te belug able to pro- cure a constant supply of GOOD, PUBE ICE, FaLis Loto COurAN, interes the citizens of WASHINGTO Grobe TOWN that they INBXHAUSTIBLE SUPPLY Be PUBE ICE land, and sre pre to Bair | a CON- GaP Re Sito ny Wears the eame BEGULAR AND petilainare nets ‘Those who cannot be eupplied by the WAGONS, 98 aleo all leave and LaRGS CONSUMERS, Are requested whee the same to the COmTASy. NTRAL OFFIC io. 54 ouninae to “ N & 00.8 DEPOT, Mane, ater eate oth ST erst tne COMPANY'S WHARF, Footel utetnae 16-8 GIRS DOL prepared to sell"these Can: orton Ore aa salve ey ager Boblit Ho ry re ress JNO. G. ville, Montgomery county. Md. Sy it-st* WANTED-« WHITE G Sir ng ind ioe Apply at No: 293 7th ot.; ab 8 too Tune aE, See ae WER ge META, 2 16-3t' caeanes — dn. Wire amily, mille tu the comes i ° _ ALL, Real Batato E: nge, cor. 7th and Jy 3st W —A good COOK, E and who scent nnet give the beet ity ret. ve 4 Py cst oe T and K streets. y 16-3t* young s GIL to ‘wait on. the table, ser ee aus Proprietor. Wa epee f. HOUBE: in pones Umess os Bleventh street, andr 3y_14-c03t* 1 ‘In the Di yn PaRt. ‘BD—In ry lent, walk B WAR ike cay ital of from 8 si oo tabled dol anpum. ress, Es be had, “Merchant,” EB SBOOND HAND | FURWITUBE | WANTED. — ELS. jesman with M. K. witke, ae sind of tater ay 3 Fm of, ispous of. that paring irc the very (ag oeure and give him a call before trying else- address. or drop @ line to MABK K/EKIBLS, BtarOmce, Suit wll rocetve prompt attention. a7 et YED—A WHITE WOMAN, to cook, a ath ims family tye or ake state Ofken, be th ond Bate: WwW EE poe rent and ssle, LOTS aa ng to call ig tod Rolls, a isth and F streets ‘ANTED TO BUY By RS. 208TH, Ladies 1d M od cLontitng NDERCLOTHING, ots nee HORS. &e -.Bo,, Ho, at S642, 7th street, between L N 3 .—Becond-| Band C Clothing sold at reasonabie terms, ja8-ly ARTEDREW EW AND ‘sig ‘OFF Mean 18G, W: Sena Renae eae | pro LOST AND FOUND. = BEWA) trayed awa; Datemati dnek ted COW, with hoses: Mon it sbore reward rit ‘be paid for'her street, betw are ert eal a7 me atreet, Georgeto' iva 3t* D. ‘Inquire at 479 8th street, between Peana. a¥- beth > neat \J.8. MANomie Feta peona.aeat the Mira: tent tasters “s RAL, ara Be TE ppgersoe TOR RENT. A tice, BIQEE, iho Roos J "3 Grocery a ‘. plot Svenue, four doors east of 34 a Tk = Fo. RENT" Tea i oO . ay rc) . NEW eee HOUSE. 2 No. 186 &h street west, ed hath rae P streots, with sleven rooms, gas, Pate earame | CR OUR. No 37 {Poses Seite woe | between SMALL FRAME HOUSE Noo 491 Maweehu- — aveane, between éth ‘and sth streets; ive FEAWE HOUSE on corner of ath and 0 streets; water aad F |. No. 333 oth | t, between M and N streets, six ro Ams, gan Several small inet et "HOUSES tn different parts of iY. Saber atrest. S08" F. TS LET—A aoe with — jy Tr st one. gutre ot GRoRGE'G. "WicMULS" at Gare areal: Spans Fe RENT HOWSE No. 40 K sirect. between fave Bry ped ingraice — : i eae for any, kind of bata ce, fat Aunts No. 118 mish Geor get. teeter FW bone be Ree —Large airy PARLORS multe octane ro for reasonable i G atreet, patie ith and sta visser av TO Taw 'D HOUSE OF SIXTEEN Boous TO RENT Efrem int of August tos ves) ie Teaseuable rent. Address B. bi P re best tl ‘Olty, fe eo Dae Lt % t it 8. fARLO Lat 0 Gos Shirt Manufectory, 36 re eee res! yitiw A’ BARE FOnare r For INVESTMENT. _ $25,000 IN METBOR’ outaAR BAILBOAD This isthe pai ttn U chy in the foe areet - is now Cent. per auwum, {n semi comatuntly ta ie least 10 siatcpetepegion ee AY N &30N, cor. 150% st. eud Now York sve. Mr ecca? slgiblysituated BOOMS, entrance on 2 ground for Apply to be mand oor om Peasy ania aveane: pe aL een is rai, ten years’ of Beer orth side. D. L 4, Brereton’s Building” 20 cor OW Is var TER To ma A Lor. 'b 8 U Fontan te Corer SEARS POMS, iynte BOLT. and Pennsylvania avenue, Navy BW ARD.—Strajod or stolem, a black Di 5 con Gorner Sti and sland BEWARD. '. pie | 8 one Bur ENitea, at ig ae Ran ferent bees yh wee it wits” Le on the 12th Instant. ed borne: little tereheade De: little w nH qeilbang jie. fhe ground. "A Nberal rowsrd will return. JULI Pa by Spine Gf wt., bet. Dand E ote., Island, eh ¥— POM The back the fan! fa a emall white ae #., ite a ge gt: 810. REWARD ftrared or stolen jem ase AZEL. FOR SALE. le for w iamily io bepeen st No a33e reet, bet bri trie RECTN. 7 nan MILK DAIRY AND sours A Adar web MILLER. Holly ao aa Tor F coma completely doing a first rate bi Gress. through P.O Fe £4 eayeoney MARE. coven teal old; : Goa ae i i Bad citer. ite." Tnant ect bere Ste, deauire at at me 3 sue “d etreet ween 12 AIRY FOR aaa Af f BATA. a doing cont ud pafe business, gate businens Fen onable rice For Si New Yorw avenue and is" Fe citts 4 BAY rete GRockn’s jo. 301 i streets between 8 ‘at UTS ee Bag Fa sar ie fh 3 ce a fos to wait tee Rerceaeer, = ib street, near iy iY & CO., peers eee ye FROZER » WAT! Of all the Ce Savors. WHOLEEALE AND BETAIL, #29 Pennsylvania avenue. between Mh end M0thsts HEESE! OH | dust recetved Fifty Boxes best SEW YoRE sucrose CuEsse. ale at! For eae IE NORTHERS beDbCTR CO. Aba aad Lith sia, nw Penn's faere., FOR SALB—A Geli u UNTRY FOinde Sub revit ten Oheeen rake with every arrangement for comfort pea rie iin ee Y STUR! with good stock theese far, PAY ‘and city property. Address Tat Se RPE ee Hose FOR ree. Sts jo. 45: is3Sores Mst.. between I at 4. K es a is streets. Possession om lst of july jot FFICES ON PENNSYLVANIA AVE! 0 eee Ibe large and convenient rome, Sete ar wal will be rented ces. of ; bot and will be rented wil collecti | *] ee Teaniect WL. FARMS FO) FINE WHITE SHIRTS, LINEN Bosoms, AT $1 50. WALL, BOBINSON & CO., 322 Pennsylvania avenue, je 24-tf Bot, Nivth and Tooth streets. Turonrant sews. C. B, JEWBLL'S PREMIUM soaps are acknowledged to be THE BEST GOAPS FOR THE LEAST MONEY in the market. ‘They arc made on the old fashion plan by boil- [nse abe See ties all tajurioas Chemical la premium ORIENTAL SOAP, ‘The NEW YORK CITY S0aP. The “ CHEMIGAL OLIVE Soar, The “ LAUNDBY Svar, Are: eS YOUR GBOCER for my of hese and take Mad eale by a'l of the BEST GROCERS in the Menufactors, Nos. 500 and $09 @ strest north, Between sth ond sth. D. pare e &e oo a Female Gaara T. ._He ie thank! inanner, sad 15-taa” betwee past favors, and zit um bags. ~ 9 Eonisinns wow poe errnbowraieder =. LAr 18 t a and sone Ie BRS i dy 6-im st Doctor, eo ercatest PRIVATE. Patients mance nae Br o end try the , owet ———— O8I1CAGO LAGER, BALoen TI N, ment, or coi pec ward Gnd make fo 9 Bettie. proceeded agstast forth- "}: WARD Bama t, { Bxecetore Lapres OaN BAYS THEIE HOOPSKIRTS ph ar AND EEPAIRED at CHS. BAUM'S HUOPSEIBT, CORSET and SHOULDER BEAOB MANUFACTORY, 69 Louisiane avenue, between otreets. Oth aed 7th Comm NATIONAL UNION CAPIT. INSURANCE. Iusenr AT HOME. URANCE COM. PANY OF wasn NGTON. ‘AL... --$1,000,000 THE ONLY COMPANY | OF THE DISTRICT THAT DOES NOT CHARGE ITS PA- TRONS WITH THE GOV. RENMENT STAMPS. OFFICE No 71 LOUISIANA AVENUE, Bisks taker promptly paid NOBSE D LaRm Firat door cast of Seventh street. St the Lowest Rates, and Losses Sone ESSE vite President. DENTISTRY, epee tin eek eae nmeeesateomeindeiidees ins: {)2: 5801n @ Davis’ DENTAL assoors x "A AVR. 18th siresks. TESTE EXTRACTED WITHOUT Palm, DENTIST, coi cad oan es, VENER, ot LOPE Dae aecete Me <a Pry 3 @000s between Hew York avenue ané L street. 0 oe EVERLASTING CORSET STEELS, 10 Cents. (Qaly Agent.) ©. BAUM, HOOPSKIRT AND CORSET MANUPACTORE 49 LOUISIANA aVENUB, my 23- betwoon 6th sad 7th streets, W aozsae pzror oF ‘MEssIsQuUor WwatTas. Desiers in this cslebrated ws Row Yortsts <rtagiory cam be sup- from pit " JAPaNRRE TEA FoTs r OF EVEBY KIND, WASRANTED To apy BEat, AND AT LOW 5. W, BUBCHBEL, ay Under Bbbitt House. 486 SEVENTH STREET. HOUSE RENOVATING AND DEOOBATING. those renovating or 7 aod ret ive te where they assortment of the shove chotcest goods in the District. All voods warranted as presented. Sdoordabots : 1344. ge ANDBEW J. gover 200., CABRIAGE MANUFAOTUBERS, 477 and 479 Lith street. Particular attention given to repaii de lie M*T®°POR Se Lixc savo0%, UNDER METROPOLITAN HALL, Pena’s Avascs. xan 13 tm Braet Wast, GEORGE Proprietor. EW. BAUER, Rew BE wed ae *eegere sho Qneet Beante. (CH BLOW POTATOES. tar7seer Blows at low rates, per WALL, ROBINSON @ 00., 349 PRUNSTL VANIA AVENUS, - J _PIO NICS, EXCURSIONS, ds, UNDBR TES Avericas ov rer BEN FRARALIB YeORET CLUB, Oo TURSDAY, July 21, 1569 E7249? oo ma | PAT MAMRCER PEL TNR OF ta ote Youth! , tonly clever prare old.) bee |, apd will perform some of Om the SereriOn. at 5 been engaged. and the Com- pike thet this will be onee ao! tbe peason yp th th lr 1 White House, Va. ar ‘be ceenaseer SeLeh AP et Vachon Ms sere at ReS sere s AHEAD. ‘Ageat, ished or Bailey Pie Bien L*4"5 Feu ve onpaas onra® COALS AN EARS. ft Shei Depot and @ street wharf, W. Or with, ©. STORES & CO, corner 8th and F, Wash 2 & plc ih & ©O., corner 7th aod F Mestingtos. commer Briége and Bigh. George. ij CHEAPEST VADs IN rage 8 Fogtt A be Det. ist and 2d ate.. Capi bet. 6th and 7th Le (Navy Vere LARS LM MRT PURE. MINED! Fhe Bot Sesscnsd ees eran wr 5 WOOD teat Market oa ae aige wet Kindling. it hicieron renee of ited bey refunded. time within three mentto Zin" 5S cu. ! GREAT REDUCTION IN PRIOR WHITE Ast... RE! all OAK and PIND WOUD constently on hand. oe is tbe time for families to put tm thetr poh ‘i aid BROWN 2 80m, Oeerece Belynt oon Pelaiee, je former rh by Hh street. iCbren } nud foot of Tth street Woon 45D OO4L. If you want the very best WOOD end COAL L SPOCK OF FANCT GOODS AND NB. ail the seasot Davis ta 2 TOLLEY AB giraxes. we With Memarres' Bek Powat mm re LAVELING § Bags, LADIES’ AND MEN'S SATOHEAB, THE LARGEST STOCK AND | DISTRI mee Io gei Sace ; GuuaTasr vee EeSireorone or n= al ci san paint —Trosks, ac. = ee ena agct-cosm ees LUMBIA HOSPITAL MEN A . 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