Evening Star Newspaper, July 21, 1868, Page 2

EVENING Largest Circulation in the Distriet CROSBY S. NOYES..... ---Editer. WASHINGTON COITY: TUESDAY. -JULY 21, 1968. S7 BEADING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GBAPHIO AND OTHER MATTEB. FoR THE AccoMMODATION OF PERSONS leay- ing the city during the summer months they can bave the STAR mailed to their address, by ordering the same at the office, for 2 cents Per week, for one week or more. OvR Mission To PaRracvay.—General McMahon, out recently-appointed Minister to the Republic of Paraguay, wili depart for his post of duty om the 23d of August. It will pe remembered that Mr. Washburne, General McMahon's predecessor, was obstructed sev- eral months im his journey to Asuncion. the capital of Paraguay, by the allied forces be- Sieging that heroic little Republic: and it was not until oar Government threatened to sus- pend diplomatic relations with the allies that tbey suffered Mr. Washburne to proceed up the river. The reasons for this obstinacy on the part of Brazil are 3 determination to crush aud absorb Paraguay, and to avert the moral support to that Republic which the presence ot & Minister of the United States st Asuncion would afford. Ne one of the European Powers have a diplomatic representative in Paragniy, | their sympathies and intluence being in favor of monarchical Brazil, and the latver foresaw the encouragement which Mr. Washbarne’s ultimate arrival at Asuncion gave to the Pa- Taguayans. Similar difficulties are apprehend- ed im General McMahon's passage up the Tiver, and steps have been taken to prevent in & decided manner a repetition of the remarka- bie proceedings which so long impeded Mr. Washburne in his progress to Asuncion. Tux Free YesteRpay.—A great deal of cen- sure is being bestowed upon the new Fire De- partment and new Fire Alarm Telegraph corps for alleged biundering and incompetency at late fires; and especially at that at Raub’s soap factory yesterday. Doubtless some of this tault-finding may be well grounded; but in bebalt of thenew Fire Department, it may be sard that itis doing the best it can under the circumstances, of its hasty organization upon the peremptory resignation of the old force. From the inflamable nature of the material on Mr. Rawb’s premises, it is doubtful if the establishment could have been saved under the most favorable circumstances; but there seems to have been censurable delay in striking the alarm. We think « great mistake Was made in removing the recent Fire Alarm Telezraph corps. The duties of that position Tequire traimipg and experience, and politics should have nothing todo with removals or Sppoimtments in it. We hear that the new Sa- perintendent has now made such arrange. ments a8 will secure the satisfactory working of the Fire Alarm, and sincerely trust that such may be the case. RECONSTRUCTING RECONSTRUCTION.—Jas. 1. Urr, im his recent valedictory message as Governor of South Carolina, takes stron; srounds against the folly of atempting to re- verse the prevailing policy of reconstruction, And shows the futility ofall efforts to deprive the freedmen ofthe right of suffrage. He coun- sels submission to the existing order of things, end advises the South to make the best cf it. For twenty years Gov. Orr was a leadmg Democratic statesman in bis section of the Union. Fora long period he was one of the Most distinguished members ot the House of Representatives, and ultimately Speaker of that body. He went into the revellion with a geod deal of reluctance: but once in he stood among its conspicuous champions, was 3 Sen- stor from South Carolina im the Confederate Congress, and remained faithful to its cause tll the final castastropbe. He was slways es- teemed a skillful politician and a wise coun- sellor, andere the rebellion broke out had great influence with the Northern Democracy. ‘The opinions ofsach a man in the present crisis are entitled to great weight. Tre Mississirri Etection.—We uuder- stand that Mississippi Republicans row in town are strongly urging that measures should be taken tothrow out the votes of five coun- ties im that State im which they allege it can be shewn beyond doubt that the grossest frauds ‘were practised. Throwing out these frandu- Jent votes they say the Constitution will be carried by about 1,500 majority; and the State Government can theg be @rganized m a way to afford needed protection and foot-hold to Union men. They bave a large mass of evi- dence to show frauds and ontrages practised to carry the election im the rebel interest, and this evidence they will present to the attention of Congress at once, im order that action may be taken prior to adjournment. Seymour's « Cavrver.”—Already there are quarrels as to who shall belong to Seymour's Cabinet. The Democrats probably think they might as well discuss this question during the summer, as there will be no necessity for dis- cussing it m November. The Indianapol Heraid insists that Pendleton and Hendrieks Should both go into the Cabinet. The Tam- many organ, the New York World, disposes ot the claims of these two gentlemen im the fol- jowing manner. “Mr. Pendleton, we presume, will be offered the Treasury Deparment; this would be fit 2nd proper. But Gov. Seymour would owe TAR. | WILLIAM H. SEWARD, Secretary of Sta the United St To ail whom (Arse prearn’s may come, greeting Whereas the Congress of the United States, on or about the sixteenth of June, in the year one thousand eight hundred an@ sixty-six, passed a resolution which is ia the Words and figures following, to wit: Joint Resolution Pro Amendment to the € ‘tution of the United States. Be it resolved by the Senate and Huse of Repre- sentatives of the United States of America in Con- grets assembled, (two-thirds of both Houses con- curring,) That the following article be proposed to thé Legislatures of the seyeral States as an amendment to the-Censutution of the United States, which, when ratified by three-fourths of said shall ve the Constitution, namely ‘ARTICLE XIV. ‘Swe. 1. All persons born or naturalized in the United Sustes, and subject to the jarisdic- tion thereof, are citizens of the United States and Chew ‘State Wherein they reside. No State shall make or enforce any iaw which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States: ner shall amy Btate de- prive any person of life, liberty, or property, } without due process of iaw. nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal pro- tection of the laws. Snc. 2. Representatives shall be apportioned among the several States accordipg to thear re- spective numbers, counting the whole number of persons in each State,excluding Indians aot taxed. But when the right to vote at any elec- | Mon for the choice of electors tor Presidént aad Vice President of the United States, Represea- | tAtives in Congress, the executive aad judicial | officers of a State, or the members of the Legi lature thereof, ts denied © any ofthe Lebitan’s of such State, being twenty -~ | Of age, and citizens of the United St any way abridged, except for participation ia rebellion or other crime, the basis of represen- tation therem shall be reduced im the propor- tion which the number of such male citimgas all bear tothe whole number of male citi- | zens twenty-one years of age in such Siata. Sec. i. No person shall be a Senator or Rep- ive in Congress, or elector ot President and Vice President, or hold any office, civil or military, under the United States, or under any State, who, having previously taken an oath as a member of Congress, or &s an officer of the United States, or as a member of any State Legislature, or as an execu*ive or judi- cial officer of any State, to support the Consti- tution of the United States, shall have engaged in insurrection or rebellion. the same, or given aid or comfort to the enemies thereof. Bat Congress may, by a vote of two-thirds of each House, remove such disability. Sec. 4. The validity of the public debt of the United States, authorized by law, including debts incurred for payment of pensions and bounties for services in suppressing insurrec- tion or rebellion, shall not be questioned. Bat ueither the United States nor any State shall assume or pay any deot or obligation incurred in aid of insurrection or rebellion against the United States, or claim for the loss or emancipation of any slave; but al! such debts, obligations, nnd claims shall be held illegal and void. So. 5. The Congress shall have power to eniorce, by xppropriate legislation, the pro- Visions of this article. ScHUYLER CoLrax, Speaker of the House of Representatives. Lavavetre S. Fosrni Clerk of the House of Representatives. J. W. Foryry, Secretary of the Senate. And whereas by the second section of the act of Congress, approved the twentieth of April, one thousand eight hundred and eighteen, en- titled “An act to provide for the publication of the laws of the United States,and for other Purposes,” tt is made the duty of the Secretary Of Stave forthwith w cause any amendment to the Constitution of the United States, which has been adopted according to the provisions of the said Constitution, to be published in the newspapers authorized to promulgate the laws, with bis certificate specifying the States by which the same may have been adopted, Snd that the same has become valid, to all in- tents and purposes, as a part of the Constitu- | ton of the United States: | And whereas neither the act just quoted from, nor any other law, expressly or by con- clusive implication, authorizes the Secretary of State to determine and decide doubtful ques- j Hons as to the authenticity or the organization of State Legistatures, or as to the power of any State Legislature to recall a previous act or resolution of ratification of any ameudmeat | proposed to the Constitution; And whereas it appears from official doen- ments on file im this mt that the amendment to the Constitution of the United States, proposed as aforesaid, has been ratified by the Legislatures of the States of Connecticut, New Hampshire, Tennessoe, New Jersey, Ore. gon, Vermont, New York, Ohio, Illinois, West Virginia, Kansas, Maine, Nevada, Missouri, Indiana, Minnesota, Rhode Island, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Massachusetts, Ne- braska, and Iowa; And whereas it further appears from docu- ments on file im this Department that the amen@ment to the Constitation of the United States, proposed as aforesaid, has also been ratifigd by newly-constituted gad newly-es- tablished bodies avowing themselves to be, and aeting as, the Legisiatures, respectively, of the Staves of Arkansas, Plorida, North Gar- olina, Louisiana, South Carolina, and Als. bamaj And whereas it further appears from official documentson filein this Department that the Legislatures of two ofthe States first above enu- merated, to wit: Ohio and New Jersey, have since passed resolutions respeetively withdraw. ing the consent of each of said States to the aforesaid amendment; and whereas it 1s deomed a mstter of deubtand uncertainty whether such resolutions are not irregular, invalid, and therefore ineifectual for withdrawing the con- sent of the said two States, or of either of them, to the aforesaid amendment; And whereas the whole number of States in the United States is thirty-seven, to wit: New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Penn- sylvanis, Delaware, Maryland, Virgivia, North nothing to Hendricks: while there is a western statesman, of eminent position, of national re- nown, toward whom the hearts of all Demo- cTats instinctively turn, and te whose sagac.ty, courage, and eloquence Gov. Seymour is more indebted than to that of any other, or, indeed, all otber mem. We need notaay that we refer to Hon. Clement L. Vallandigham. Through his foresight, tactand pinck, the nomination was conterred upon our distinguished fellow-citi- zen. In coustracting his Cabinet we doubt not he will generously recognize the fact that the frst place imit isdue to Mr. Vallandigham. His appointment as Secretary of State would | beextremely popular in the West and in the South, and would be hailed with enthusiasm by positive Demoerats all over thecountry. It ‘would be no objection to his selection that this ‘would place in the Cabinet two members from one Niate, This bas been done before: andeven now New York bas two representatives in the Cabmet. Hendricks, of course, will be brushed aside: and if either of the great statesmen of Obio is to be ignored, it must be Pendleton, aud not Vallandigham.’ mber of localities in the is, Wisconsin, Lowa, and Minne- ota, with two or three exceptions, announce the crops of small grains unprecedented, both im quality and quantity, and the corn never Jooked better. Unless some blight should come, both the small grain crop and the corn ‘will be the largest ever gathered in the North. west. It ts proposed to bold a meeting of the dele. gates trom all the Southern States now in this city, at 8 o'clock this evenmg, at room 25, Washington House. There will probably be a full attendance, as matters of very great mo- | ment to the Union men of the South are to be considered. ‘The Workingmen’s Assembly of Cincinnati, Obio, on Friday last renominated General Cary, heir present Eepreseniative, by accla- mation. ‘The New York Meraid im't ss Grantish as it is supposed that Bennett may be about to swing ‘The eight-hour law is now in force im all the departments and workshops of the Gov- ernment. WITH TaB Ispiaws.—A gathering pa fifteen dred Indians was t mo supp! onfesion’ A. great Geal of dieconteat Caroliua, South Carolina, Georgia, Vermont, Kentucky, Tennessee, Ohio, Louisiana, [ndi- ana, Mississippi, Llinots, Maine Missoun, Arkansas, Michig: orida, Texas, Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota, California, Ure- con, Kansas, West Virginia, Nevada, and Ne- braske; And whereas the twenty-three States first hereinbefore named, whose Legislatures have ratified the said proposed amendment, and the six States next thereafter named, as having ratifigd the said proposed amendment by newly constituted and established legislative bodies, togetiier constitute three-fourths of the whole pumber of States in the United States: Now, therefore, be it Known that I, Wilham Hi. Seward, Secretary of State of the United States, by virtue and im pursuance of the second section of the act of Congress, Troved the twentieth of April. eighteen hundred and eighteen, hereinbefore cited, do hereby certify that if the resolutions of the Legisiatures of | Onio and New Jersey ratifying the aforesaid amendment are to be deemed as r of | full force und effect, notwithstanding the sub- sequent resolutions of the Legislatures of those States, which purport to withdraw the consent of said States from such ratification, then the aforesaid amendment has been ratified in the manner Bereinbefore mentioned, and so has become valid, to sll intents and purposes, as a part of the constitution of the United Stotes. In testimony whereof, I have hereurto set caused Depart- my hand, and the seal of the | ment of State to be Done at the city of Washington, this twen- tueth day of Juty, in the year of our Lord thousand us and xt) Sout (emaL.] sixty-cagnt, oc ONAL. Conelusign a xeaghers Preceedings. Th “¥ afer our report cloced, qT iNgelaaing the Electoral Cole lege ¥ptes ‘Rot Feorganized was ps over ‘Veto—i5 to 8—as stated i the $rar’s editorial celumus yesterday ‘The consideration of the sili for the protec. ad og h American citizens abroad owes Mr. Stewart aéfvocated the taking of the moit summary measures toproteet our citizen: At3 p.m. the Senat® went into executive session, and after some time spent therein took ‘& recess until 7.30 p. m. At the evening session, Mr. Wilson called up the bill to reduce the military penge estad- lishment of the United States. Air. Wilson reported an entire substitute for ‘valid as part of fie bill. re z (The substitu Vides, that the army he redueed io rie 7) of Infantry, Agent of cavalry and jour of artillery, three of the infamtry Tegiments shal} be composed of col- ored troops agd three of the veteran Teserve. and one regmment of cavalry shalt be composed of colored troops; anthoriaes the President, a3 soon as the public necessities will admit, to order the mustering outof the enlisted men now in the service, unul the army be reduced to thirty thousand, as tollowse—Cavairy, 6,000; tillery, 4-00; infantry, 18,500: and anti) said duction is reached, wo further enlistments into the army shall be made; provices for the mastering out of the service of all bands, ex- ‘opt the band at West Point; makes it the duty of the Seeretary of War to appoiut a board of com pevent officers who shall prepare aud sub- mit to him a pian for carrying into efféct the provisions of this aet; provides that hereafter vacancies occurring among commissioned of- ficers shall de lett unfilled, unless otherwise directed by Iaw; abolishes the grades of regi- mental commissary sergeant, regimental hos- pital steward and Yeterinary surgeor, and re- duce the number of corporais in esch com- pany of artillery, cavalry and infantry to four, probbbits the payment of bounty to any deser- ter [fom the army or navy; repeals section 6 of the apt of June 31, 1868, making appropriations for the army; authorizes the Secretary of War to deliver to the Governor of each State repre- sented in Congress, for the use of the militia, not exceeding Luu Springfield rifles for each Congressional District, apon the Governor of such State showing to the satisfaction of the Secretary that such militia are loyal. Mr. Anthony moved to add 2,000 tothe quota tor each State. Adopted. The bill then passed, and the Senate, at 11:45 Pp. mj, adjourned. Hovsz.—Yesterday, atter our report clased— Hon. C. C. Bowen, Representative elect from South Carolina, was sworn in. The Lage Iasid before the House the mes- sage of the President of the United States com- taining Bis ol the Electoral The ‘ctions to the bill in relation to lege. @ Was read, and the bill was passed over the veto by & vote of [34 yens to 36 nays. On motion of Mr. Washburne, (Iil.,) the Honge non-concurred in the Senate amend- ments to the deficiency appropriation bill, and the whole subject was referred to a conference committee. ‘The Speaker announced as the s mittee on ventilation :—Messrs. Tal Boutwell, (Mass.,) Covode, (Pa.,) (Ghio,) and Boyden, (N. C.) Mr. Pomeroy, (N. Y.,) from the Conference Committee en the disagreeing votes of the two Houses on the bill in relation to the temporary supply of vacancies in the Executive Depart- ments, submitted a report. Mr. Pomeroy explained that the gragt point at difference between the two Houses‘was in relation to the Patent Office, and that bad now been corrected. Mr. Pomeroy moved to concur im the report. Pending that motion, Mr. Spalding moved to lay the report upon the table, the effect of whigh would be to carry the bill with st. ding the latter motfon, the Honse, at five adjourned cial com. N.Y.) elano, o’eloc! WASHINGTOY SOMUETZEN VEREIN. dh accordance with Article IIT, Section 2, of our Canadieation, the undersigned begs leave 13 favite all members to attend a special Meoting on - NESDAY EVENING, July 244. at Trades’ Union Hail, cyrner K and sth streets, for the purpose of disctipaleg arrangements necessary for the crand Festival, which takes place in Augnst. All mem- bers are requested to appear punctuaily. Lalgo call attention oF vers to an Blection of Officers for the Bchuetsen Verein, whion takes ace, on Wednesday, August Sth, at eur Park. ten ved frou 2 yas B. HENZE, President. OFFIOE OF NATIONAL FRERDMEN’S BAVINGS AND TRUST JOMPANY, CORNER OF ANETERNTH AND PeNNsYLVA> ia NUE, | WASHINGTON, 0.5 1368.—Ata re ting of d snd others are col- locting. or attempting w collect, from property- holders the amountecf assessments for street im Proyements (which In some instances have been condemued, following extract from the Corp: ration act of ber 10th. 1867. is hereby publish- $4 forthe information of whom it may concern, to the pas- pergon - Me - That sage of this act it shall not or persons to paying or ing any Monies en account ot eny street im- ree rovement hagerer, cacept the same be: paid at the offce of the City eotor. ‘ot relieve the Fo ho aalealt Jy 20 6t Chron. } 3 om NOTLOE. i. We GALT & BRO., JEWELERS, HAVE BEMOVED To THEIR NEW STORE, 260 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, i 2 im BET. TH AND 19TH sts GREAT BEDUCTIUS J eBICES ON SUMMER Govos, be M. WILLIAN’S, 336 Pennsylvania avenue. CI?Y BALL, D.C , July ty 1958. R, that any one found re- stone. sand, or gravel from streets where ross Tiber Creek. or from apy other strects erty under the jurialiction of this Corpors- ithout written’ permission from the Mayor je27-1m eby Sad a —— ‘Ward, will be prosecated extel law. Policemen are requested to and bring to Punishment all who violate the this respect. 4978-108 J iN, Mayor. . F_ CUMMINS. 0 ToT SEVENTH STRERT, a EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE, he public 4 what want,” and that of the best quality, "ust "€F SEVENTH STREET, s.b%o doors south of K and Northern Market. Warxies AT BEDUCED PRICES. E mould, cell, sttention to my GHOVE WHISKY, at §3 per gallo: ave bron selling af 84. ° Tie Wh id. bs mushy de aiert at AMD RECT AI Wit TAL, at $5, and W. fro wigs MARLOW & CO,’sS SHIRT MANUFACTORY, 262 PENNSYLVANIA AVBHUR. Seal MONEY BROKER. CITY LOAN OFFICE. 493 493 TRUNKS, VALISES, AND SATOAELS, Froaj the largest and best assorted Stock in tate city. Gclivored free of charge. _ WANTS. WSELrOhit 09 2, Soon = ala pee erie erences of Vermont WAPTED-A Wr’ P JOHNSTON eon the hours of & p.m. ood st 247 Verment avenue, bet aod N. bear lath at, office. 8. B. 8. we 5 into e country. One well recom- teor.. iy 2bst™ Corner 10th and i. stroets. J ANTED—At KUOM \N’s iy 2-20 ANTED_A WOWRW tor cenehal hots werk: Ww nove but ® good cook, waster, and tro: WANTED-A PARTNER In 0 good waving $300 cash: BD—A COOK, WASHER and [M0NER, Ro meonied ighest wages Addr Xs Room 23, Post Ogee Deparizpont, ‘necond ive D'iderieais the bala asdeop wel recommended: | ‘2° DuBReSs Wr Ctt DAW. WwW ey @00D cota BAKERS. est of wages sms OUR rR ERS, 307 Ont S Restaurant, 7th street, ood WOMAN COOK; none bat who Hav cooked im restaural ANTED_B: Mah. ITUATION to, lears the Drug bustoecs a to Denman. and with good hebite, Acireee Te Rorth, bet: L and Mt ats. iy2-3t* WARTED-A ood practical PHOTOGRAPIT B, who can commend sn instrament of auy jx0. Oud outfit, for out door Work. Address, ate malincations, facilities, terms, &e , Box 25 Btar office. ay 2h3t* WASTED—X white WOMEN. to do goners! ousework. To one ,whe cau furnish good home and’ wages will bi FOR SALB AND RENT. fe above Net. it* FR SeoS LORE at 451 tes, jand Dste. ye T—4 ROG, Beltabie . @rner H and 9 te. RE FOR two squares shed. ‘Inquire. at zy) TAN A small HOUSES 5 rooms, the market; partly furni: 5 na foilowii MURRAY'S corner Isth ad Letreets, uaa TA ERR TERS: corner of T and Seb 13 rr} between E'Siuiand sth All ceuvenicnees for howsoveeys ing to rapt with house; for three months from, let ‘OR BENT. on Virginia avenve,bet 2dend iy ESM treat aoath, Bear $% weet, 3 Fomresss z face rie he [vg fo chi! a mene A: mene bina eae . street Ot e Suitat J ae thankfal for past fa USE TO LET AND FORWITCRE ror a! fe | Z ALE —That neat fve-rgom BRICK HOUSE, | tay Qor Vit wink thet eta ree ‘mate Be. rhe eet epreen s sad Sets. Komee- om Gold. Silver, or Vulcanite base,and Gilled in Apply on the premises. Waa | Misia enter. ead ot recsomable rates. 51m" OT DESPAIR: patty = Ac, ete particularly opposite Udi RSONAL—MISSES 00! sizes, at BAUM'S FACTORY, event Lbs LADIES !'—Save your bai or C! N. DEMO! WOR SALE OR 8 —The Je. firet id Br. DAl 19K DWELLING HO08KS on the north - OF G street, between lith and isth streets. built in the best manner. well finished with ali ThuderD conveni#ners, inclt gas nxtures They wil! be sold op Liberal terms Apply to GEORGE A. PLANT or to RIGGS & co é jy 21 Jaw2a VOR SALE—Kight Acres of exc’ jvery beavily set in Timothy G: hy thtea tons of Mey per acra have beeh cut rnp J jet of Ox LH ie an i Poshin Spattactistis mee ters | Soe oF , | samenainernceariedere ‘woj ha: bongt i Beperintecéent, oe; goed eDring. good fence on woe _ 2a — STEERS. Care. Willards’ Hotel, ~ je for muarket-garden Price. be = = imine ieGe fig TLET cigs | at ppg “Stessant call down ths Potomac’. "gretin,® ent, 3 m street, -tm* here plat can be seen or the land will be | ———_5097thst., rearof Seger Btore. jy 6-1m* | 1 Pleacant sail down the Potomac tlw BLE. Dy F CURTIS. M.D. F-B. 0.8. ac, | ob Trip Tickeis to GLY Sar ‘Ain . -* made @ speci: iy BD jewor ood ay taeued Die a Bi ed Pe ORT. Capt. F Plant's Kow. ay 20-60" ‘ Secret Disessns oee-arising from Seminal, Nervous ana Phyaical by over-induigenee, abuses of the ee, abuses , foot of Tih is aris m.. returning to Washington at 6 natural functions’ sedentary Pleasure PRESS BRIOK HOUSE FOR RENT. con teiving six rooms and passage. No. 277 10th ite, &c., produo- réne: ta] > treet, bet Oand P sts. north Inquireat | tive 2308 instances of premature decay. P Ny to J. BOWLES, northwest ‘corner. srigth a ie east corner of 3d aed L ow perth. or. at eo 139 F streot, betw: ‘Wth and Zist ste., aud B streets, ___ 39 90-8" of 10th and P sta. syst" | Washington. D. 0. Consulting from 1¢ te 3, ENTE: servant GIBL, to cook, wash, YO L&T—From August 1, on the most favorable ro eek st — es |. a a trou: German preferred. ‘Inesive atu: | T . the DINIGG-RUOM ang KITCURN a ON 475 Bin stret yee BUSES of the. fo. a1 Pe. D>. &6kcidw axp rarsicrax WARTED_An industriows WOMAN. to cook, ‘wash, and fron. Apply at 180 ath street. New York ave. ay 18 tf ANTED—A White WOMAN to Cook, Wash, and fron for small family. God wages will at Maryland dy 18-3¢ wi ee ee = ta a #. References requ’ ALLS Real Estate Othoe, ay boardi nd 7th ste. ave.. 266 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, above Fanon the extent of its capacity, aud profit | Has devoted years to the treatment o! an b from the Dems. jy 3 3t* com os; nad bao wet with the Ereatest Success Fok S4L8 08 To Let. Laing desiring especial treatment will find (p*hnvesEs The BUSINESS of the old Confectionery Estab. gongeential. one S lishment, corner 1a and ¥ atroets, Bow Goines eb + from whatever cons, | SUHOOLS, CLUBS. AWD. PI R mer one oe M8 PRIVATE, Patients see noone but the NAILOR Peo busi in the city. ding on : tis eacind att teed Nga Sicasen svomtaen | Decker. sett Stables oppratte B mo! g Bfty first class mn for Laors CAN HAVS THEIR HOOPSKIETS N. J. HILLMAN. Wartee To BUY By tienen’ and Childrens’ Bes CLOTHING “UNDERCLOTHING, BOOTS BHUEBS, &.. &c , at 25454 Tth street, between L and str orthern Liberties. N. B.—Secop4-hand Clothing sold at reasonable terms. ja8-ly WAXTED_SEW AND Cast -OFF CLOTH- ssa Noone ar enemas a of & FULTON & 00., Pawnbrokers. 311, Ninth street, ‘Pennsvivaris avenu 7 a e paid t OWEN, No. 2 43 street. () BEV ABD — Lost on Wednesday, July $10 Bin ee rea BUPPALS COM, aad one red and white d horned OOW. ‘The above ‘Spo! 4 ill be id for their retarn to JOHN HEISS, lth surest: nour Hetreet sate “Sy aee NUP ASTRAY—On the 13th inst., ons AY COW, with straight horns, The owner Secnicneree. oe wig es ee al GRORGE HAIN 224 street, between N and 0. m the subscriber, ‘count 1s, 1368, TWO hi high, iy 4-3t* princi; on e e hairs in the carl ia the fore- @ horses, of G50 for both. bei ow: FRBBEY, Falls Church, Fairfax Oo., Va. head. & covery of baa '—On Saturday, the 18th instant, either on Loar ceree on H street and ‘treet, between wtesoren Pen 5 i att Sais, PW) with large Hits ang -St* 934 P st., bet. 1éth and ist! zy itrayed or stolen on ‘| tant, a white and red, mM ridge street, Georgetown. jy1é-3t* —Straj stolen, ov the night SS ermal theta rea ‘nad wits space ned COW, small bald face. aboat x w Ir. JLT, corner of 13th strest cmneylvania avenue, Navy Yerd. jy 18.3t" POR SALE. a A HABE CHANCE—A SPLENDID FAMILY OKER in offered for thi or #0 use for him i and also, good under the sadale, ng at MATLUOK’S, G stroct, between Oth 7th streets. dy 21-30" Stock and Fixtures of aTRIM- G STORE, now doing a fair business. Appi at No. 253 7th at., bet. M te. 320-6 ble for s family. ‘To be seem at 243 a TSO Stroot, betweas I7th end Ith. by Saguiring: for Mr. BEGIN. iy 18-3 pein Si ee eee MILK DAIRY AND ROUTE FOR 8ALE.— Addeese D. MILLEL, Holly Farm, D.C. ay It 2w* tRY YOR SALB.—A DAIRY, doing « cood ‘Abd eafe businces, will be sold af s reasonable Boap Eapemredg a Ome HARE CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT. 925,b00 Nm TROPOLITAN BAILROAD -_< 5 isthe most desirabie Stock in the market ALTERED AND BEPAIRED ot CHS. BAUM'S HOOPSKIBT, CORSET aad SHOULDER BEAGR MANUFACTOBY, 49 Louisiana avenue, between Tth streets, mh 17. BA Bape ys i ne ee TTR eee, je 15-3m LD ‘woor three BOOMS to rent, Fur " atreet Be or Unfurnished, at No. 1541 2ist and 324. 37 15-38" FOS RENT—Two now STORES and DWEL INGH. located in the beet business +, street, mear the cormer of South Washingten—+', D._ Inquire at 479 8th street, between Penna. av- enue aod D street. ay 1-68" 3 . 08 KENT—A nice STORE, with « Room Aopig at dW MCNIGHT'S Oreos Beste: bod ‘something of timportance Peau avd "The Secret Friend $" Seat to aay | Being De OHARL Broat'a vo. for INSURANCE. Insver AT HOME. ten lage airy rooms, cold water. Bea and sand ean NATIONAL UNION INSURANCE Com- tthateeet, bot ween? PANY OF WASHINGTON. $1,000,000 THE ONLY COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT TO, ZETA HOUSE with five rooms, onesquare from ©. STOBES & O0., corner 16th ai the wopitels rent oo per month. ~y i : Shronicle Y .corner 7th and hingtom, Sean © SORES C: BIOEOLS, at Oheonienn THAT DOES NOT CHARGE ITS PA- BUM, commer Bridge ana Beh eg FF GE RENT HOUSE No. 40 K etrect, between TRONS WITH THE GOv- a 2th and z7th ste.;7 Jar Foome, Rent $20 ger RENMENT STAMPS. Cost AND Woon. mou in advaiice. For ing uire —— — next THOS. GREEN. peisate OFFICE No. 71 LOUISIANA AVENUE, TER CmRarnsr Frappe ae Galeton Fo AR Tra! aegeeblisied (GBOCMRY First door cast ef Seventh street. 476 Kost., bet. 6th and 7th ste,, Navy Yard. . No. Street, Georgetown, — ——— sdjoiging Montgomery Hotel. Will'be rented low | Bisks taken at the Lowest Rates, and Losses | Always on hand. LIKENS VALLEY, sore, HS reponsible tenant, Apsly to WM. HAZEL, | promptly paid. RED ASH, and LOCUST, MOUNTAIN "PORB, Georgetown, of P. W: DORDEY, No. 333 Zena. HABLES EAP. President. | WHITH AB. Being the BEST OOALS MIN! hear 16-5¢ GGR, Vice <1 1A0, FR OOMS_ TO BENT —Large airy PARLORS in | NOBLE D LARNEB Secretary iy athe Bott OAK snd PINE WOOD that suits or single. for reasonable prices, at 252 ee ee tek to aive —s. G street, between 4th and 15th ay 15-2W' jarranted So nm. or DENTISTRY. mmyg retuned Wt" danpour © % ° 5 Blo party sta rean cable rent Addrem & O-8., | J)R.LEWIE & DAVIS’ DENTAL assoolA ‘ol Pension Office, dy 15-1’ No. 960 2 he ave, cries, received. | be filied pow or saw (0B BENT—A four-story BRIOK HOUSE, Between 13th and 18th sirects. — semana. ath of Pesn. svonue, on lath etrect~ a, pl; 10 2-in' es $f BARN AOLO'S Wood yard, corner of im! nd reets. : ‘OB SALE—OOBNER HOUSE AND PIG locations in the City, ei! fine Dwelling or Stere. For terms apply st 8. D. MAKLOW & GOs Shirt Manufectory, 262 Fenn. ‘ev., wear l2th street. ay 16-1 Fiobacetuo rachis bien 2.240 POUNDS TO THE TON GUARANTI BD OAK ané PINS WOOD comstantly on hand. Sz How,te the time for families to put in thet od tock 5 “vor very, voriet ot faiwes = hed Ra ae a esto oe oe oe street, of 7th SE FOR BENT—One of those handsome Hite ton 10K Ropsks Ne. a5 mores Woo amv coat. Oe corween 31th wt AF ee 3 _ Vance. Inquire at A. KOCH'S. 33" D etrect. be. If you want the very = WOOP #nd YOAL tweem 9th and 10th strests. of July ereesxr, DRY @ooDs 2.0, ur Band 12th streets. at LOW PBICR BOGAN & WYLIE, No. 329 SEVENTH STREET. 4 Bow York avenue and L street. es oe Othees, | fea an alertness, Cree tes amas Guan Gemma particulars inguire ofW:L. WALL @00. “ine EVERLASTING CO! Zz Te ge aoe om ta eae on 10 Cents. eobineton: each, (Only Aceat,) EMENTS le cannot them 7” AM Sousl steeotinn, © wu salt tote iow ons ong ©. BAT, US! credit, or ex: ? DF. KREIS’ DANCING ACAD. a ~ | De SAMS Be aN, | H «SKIRT AND CORSET MANUFACTORY - e 3 “OR BENT. = HOUSES f 49 LOUISIANA AVENUB, '—One of those desirable in F Bhilavclphis oe, between 6th and 7th streets, . with ges, water and bath my 2. ory eT ‘and every modern improvement. Beat. ‘a Sn receive ee. Regular class TARE 2 ‘CALF, the First Toceday in Septem! je 1h tf [Chron.}] New York avenue and isth'st. Wouoxgsare DEPOT oF - MISBISQUOL eatment It is ing at least 10 F' Sea Brraste, “BOOM HOUSE: hes tian a G3... re Belent: rennum, in outed canes fitidaets sedis | porte weee in gare; , Terms, $200 cash; balance | Dealers in this celebrated Water can be sup- Morfay's onsatty Increésiag ng BAW son hee oe wiTARmammroary, | Sie tet: Peps coving icgaa, trom | withoagsrtmachenee, 8... cor. sth et.and New York ave, | _jel-tf Cor. New York ave. and ist cit ow. BURCHELL.” TS LLDie AND SS SATCHELE, ALE A un MARE, seven years old; | F,OR RENT—One — ———. THE LARGEST STOCK AND GREATRET I ‘Bande high: a ‘tne driver, Pc the corner ot JAPANESE TEA rots VARIETY IN THE DISTRICT, out blemish, and sold with water " OF EVERY KIND. Masel pas pe further nee for Ber-Oan | month, ‘Blore Qi. F. WAREABTED TO STAND THE HEAT, wasAnnS ©. TOPHAM 2 OO, jet | myete Gorner of Sth and Leste.» AND AT LOW PRICES. x —3,000 OBDAR POSTS, all sizes, Pricricedig et willbe com te te lomeat at: 5 is to Bu! pa . Ingui Bo pa tues near D north. jy 13m . W, BURCHELL, SEVENTH FoF S227 Hover wo. 514 int “onder BUDIEE House, Ons Boor shove OAS oan Ha 4A i A Avelt 486 SEVENTH STREET. Poncus POCKET BOOK @F FUN... ROUBD THE BLOCK. A Novel. New Bd tion MIDSHIPMAN EASY. Cheap Edition. DEMOCRACY IN THE UNITED STATSES...§2 00 MAN'S ORIGIN AND DESTINY. By Les- LS +8375 ‘HOW'TO PAINT OUB HOUSES. $1 50 DEAD-SEA FRUIT, By Miss Braddon. Co) FOOL PLAY. A Novel. By Chas, Keafe.. 75 For sale by ! FREXOH & BICHARDSON, 334 Ponaa. avenue. seiy epeieed rmbt 2c; thorenghiy en =n Ova Aforro.- fork amd Low Prices. ‘OR SALE--A modern-built FRAME HOUS! HOUSE NOVATING Inténd. very cheap, is fost host by Wet hese ke A cage LU! OSPITAL FO) sland. ver : aoe” a on ply He. 207 Pennsylvania atonws, oe week: AP bags See Bt Ohtabetemets ngs Cnt ts PY ed OR RENT—Two or three ROOMS, Furnished on pictare | Patients desiring to avail themselves of the a@- Feebel, he beeak 3 ings, &c., are ng | ears between Baud F ole vie Shes ith a Bf, | roome oer in ‘the say > OR RENT. fare fornished with all the 8T 3 ted outhwent corner of tah ot eae nen nuc. Apply to HALL & ROSS, Beal Brokers. cormer of 7th and D sta. = FOE SALE Tre or three TRA county, Md. Toquire st the KorSd Seetrest, Washington, H jee TS OF LAND, ‘Canal’ my B-tt i ANDBEW 4. JCYUE 2 00., CABRIAGE WVANUPFACTUBERS, 47 a4 479 Lith street. Particular attention given to repairing. ONDER METROPOLITAN HALL, Exya’s AveNom, Skax Lite Stexet West. GEORGE W. Ba’ Proprietor. MPORTANT NEWS. C. B, JEWELL'S PREMIUM SOAPS are acknowledged to be THE BEST SOAPS FOR THE LEAST MONBY in the market. ‘They are made on the old fashion plan by boil- ing, and are free from all injurious Chemical adulteratio! de16-1im ‘The premiom ORIENTAL SOAP, ‘The “ NEW YORK CITY 80aP, The “ CHEMICAL OLIVE SOAP, ‘The LAUNDRY BOAP, avn of superior gzality. aad are guaran- aee som GROCER for any of these and take ne ° A ns ea ae of the BEST GROCEES tm the Manufactory, Nos. 500 and 502 G street north, ‘Between 4th and sth. iy Mit Washington, B. 0. R*®**o watt