Evening Star Newspaper, July 29, 1868, Page 2

EVENING STAR. | Largest Circulation in the District CROSBY S. NOYES.... +-Editer. | WASHINGTON CITY: WEDNESDAY .40045-+-..JULY 29. 1965, ——— 7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PaGu. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELB- GRAPHIO AND OTHER MATTER. —=— FoR Tar ACCOMMODATION OF PERSONS leay- ing the city during the summer months they | ean have the STAR mailed to their address, by ordering the same at the office. for 12% cents | Per week, for one week or more. | ee THE SEWERAGE OF THE ¢IT Congress has adjourned without taking any | definite action upon the bills before it in re- | gardte the Washington Canal. The report of the Senate District Committee upon the bill to give the canal tranch‘se to a private company. shows the temper of Concres~ to be in favor of taking it -ut of the hands of the city unless we sbOW some disposition to desl with itoar | selves, The commi:tee go over the history of | the canal, and figure out that Congress hasap- | Propriat d $190,100 toward the cons.rnction of the Washingtom city canal, aed $9.0 0 1» Be- sides the imterest which has accrued thereon since and before 18}. to the Che-apeake and Ohio canal; whilst the one, they say, has been | suffered to terminate at Georgetown, and the other ® wholly unfitished as a cami, aud sbametully deficient for sewerage purposes. | Notwithstanding these large exvenditar: by | Congre==, the people of Wachingion «till hant | and cart dheir Coal, flour, Wood, &e., &e.. from | the Potomac river and from Georgetowa, When, say the Committee, they might have them introduerd all along through the heart of the city, almost at their doors. The Committee scems to have beea consider- ably impres.ed with Mr. Severson’s statements in regard to the advantages and utilities which the city of Washington might derive from a | Proper improvement of the c.oul, connecting | it with the Chesapeake and Obio canal at | Georgetown. They quote from him as within | the bounds of probability, in saying that if the | canal were properly finished its revenue: | Would soon rive from $3,000 to $50,000 a year; | and that it would save to consamers fall $100,000 @ year om the cost of cartageaione. — | The Committee think that «with so just an Sppreciation of the value of the cimal, it ts | amammng that no adequate efforts are made to compleie it.” ‘They expre-< the opinion tha: | the canal might be render 4 of almost incalen- | labie value and convertence to the city by the extension of the Chesapeake and bio canal from its present terminus at G orgetown to the termimus of the Washington city cana’. at or wear 17th street. By the construction of an aqueduct acro-s Rock Creek at the terminus | Sforesnid of the Chesapeake 9nd Ohio cinal, | ‘this latter canal could be extended at a consid- | erable elevation above the Potomac, around the south side of the grounds of the Nationai | Observatory, and be let down into the Wash- | ington canal at its w:-torn terminus, s‘fording | ali along between thee two points water | power, conuccted with this extension, sufficient | to drive & large amount of machinery for man- ufacturing purpo-es, besides fur iishing e. y, | direct, and chesp iransportation of the coal | and all other prodvttions cirricd by the Ces- speake and Obio canal mito the very center of | the city of Washington. This, the committe: say, is what the bill referr: 1 to them proposes | to authorize the company it seks to incorpo- | Fate to do, in sddition to the opening and keep- ing open the Weshington city canal. The Committee think that the completion of the canal in the manner requir 1 by he bili Would increase its fitmess and efficiency for Sewerage purposes. But, they say, ought so valuable @ franchise tot» taken from the city and given to a private company’? The bealta of the city, its convenience? and welfare, im. Peratively demand the sp: dy improvement of | this canal. But the committ-+ he-itat> at | Present to recommend a revocation of the | charter of said canal 2s graated to the city, hoping that something may b= speedily done by the city <o place the «nal im a condition in which it will E>, at least, mo lon: era nuisance and source of prsiilence. They, theretore, Tecommend that te iur.ner consideration ot the bill ke postpomed until the next s “sion of Congress. Thus, it would scem, a reprieve is only given the city untel the mext s° “ion: aud :¢ som* messures for it improvement is not t ken by that time the franchise will b> given to some Private company. It be motic d sa sig- Bificant tact, illustrative of the superficia' na- ture of the imvestigation Congress is able to eve to Disirict matters, that the committ-» do not seem to be Aware that there is any draw- ack or obyection to the use of the cinal for sewerage purposes. Yet the rapidly growing nature of the evil from the admission of privy drainsge to the canal has bern a subject brought home most forcibly to the consider. ation of every citizen; and Congress itself at the time the above committee report wis mad=. had before it the very thorough and searchi, report of the Executive Committee of th. Smithsomian Insutauom, headed by (General Delafield, pointing out conctusively the dan- gers threatened if the nuisance is not speedily | abated. That Committee (the Smithsonian Execa- tive Committee) were most earnest in ex- pressing the opinion thatthe proposed grant of the canal to a private corporation would be | & grievous injury to the innabicants of the city and would deteat the muct-desired gbj-ct of both Congress and the community of securing the health of the city. In any event, no sew. erage matter, the committee say, shorld be al- lowed to enter any open canal whatever, within | the limits of the District of Cotum: On the sapposition that the canal receives the sewage from a population of oaly thirty thousand of the inhabitants of the city, the estimated an- nual cubic mass that is thrown inco the canal is not less than 300,000 cubic fr t, or at the rate of 10 cubic fret per hecd per annum of solid and fluid human excrement. This fecal matter has for some years past b en accumu- Iating im the caval, in proportion to the extent | and number of sewers cor ed arom time to time, without any power of removal of the solid parts, and only a slicht power for moviag | the fluid portions backwards and forward-, there being no continuous curreng io forces even the fluid andsoluole parts tuto sivan*c OF Eastern Brance. From twee “ im this cit Lealth. Ooservation bas show rate is much greater amon slong these open sewers than im sire moved but a short distance from them. The Strihsouian Com: ion that the canal, as it cause for creating and p: should at the earliest po: upand discontinued for use as Teservoir for excrement and w: kitchens, water-closets, laundries, sources of comtamigating matr>r, and a: of the opinion that if the proposition of grant- ing the city rights to this canal be contirmed, the evils herein set forth cannot be efficiently corrected by any means lett in the power of tuc public authorities, without imeurring 4 hexvy expenditure to purchase rights and properiy Ow proposed to be < iven away. Here, then, we bave the unanimous and de- cided opinion ef the body of scientific men composing the Smithsonian Committee aza\ast permitting the canal to go out of the conirol of the city; and they express quite as positive an opinion against slowing the seweraze ma‘tir | toenter any open canal whatever, within tn limits of the Dis.rict. Manitest'y one wo wings must be cone by the Corporation: «ither the canal must be covered in, or the privy drain- age must be shut off from it. If the canal is cov- ered in it will also be neeessary to divert from stall the surtace drainage and sewerage beyond fts capacity to accommodate in timer of flood. For instance, such a fall of rain as that recently experienced in Baliimore would pretiy cer- taiply burst any covered sewer, supposing that all the surfece draipaze and under-ground drainage now finding its way into the caral at its present width should be sent to it when nar- sowed and covered. Obviously this caual queg- tion is one of the first to be dealt with by our ible moment be Mlled wer and rs of | : wns | for Europe are such as would make it | that « City Councils. Congress is mach too busy with Rational matters to be able to give much thoughtful attention to our affairs; aud to Tid of this particular boter of the sama! ticy are very likely—uniess the Qorporation tikes it in hand meantime—to threw the iraughise into the possecsion of any grasp it. We confess that we are ex- actly what is propos-d to be gained by the ac- on of the seven Aldermen who, by ab<enting themselves from the meeungs of the Board, | | tea i wabogt a querum for the ‘raseaction of a ‘The asual bone of conten- ‘ims ‘ tron: ds omt of the : ete bave “all ben euaciea, ‘Shere tae farther contest to be made on that score. Where then is th> hitch? So far as we can see, the contest b+- twron the opposing sings of the Board of A'- | dermen liangs upon themere technical question of organization. Each side claims that its or- gavizstion is the legitimate one, and holds ob tinately to that conclusion. Now its ems to us that the difficulty cin be rendily got oyer without either party yielding what they conceive to be material rights. Let it be ogre d that Mr, Richasds shall be recog- viz d a de facto President, and if the opposing party wish they can file @ protest, recognizing bim as presiding officer to that extent and no further, to the declared end of proceeding with essential legislation tor the city. By coming in under proiest they would be en- | sbled to save all the rights they wish to protect under the organization. It is apparent that the present state of things cannot long continue- There are several matters of vital importance to all quarties reqniring attention; aad the Counctls in the intere tot the whole city must soon set the whrels of legislation in motion to deal with these questions at least. Oa party | questions, merely, the people wili be content to let them “agree to disagree,” to theend of their term,but not in matters of general interest. There is the matter of funding the city debt under the rcent actof Congress, The credi- tors of the city are waiting anxiously for their Pay; and only the requisite legislation is ne-ded by the Councils to pay them off ina week's tume. We suppose there can be no objection on either side to a well matured system for the issue of certificates to pny this indebt=dness. So, too, in respect to the act of Congress in re. gard to lighting the city with gas. it is all important that the Councils should at onc: take the necessary legislation to curry it ont. otherwise it becomes the duty of the S-cretary of the Interior to levy a tux to that end, and naturally the Councils will prefer to deal with the matter themselves. It vur public schools are not to be stopped, spceady measures must | be taken by the Councils for their support. Cuy improvements, sanitary measures, and other matters in which all citizens have a com- mon interrst, must come toa dead stop if this impracticable spirit is not speedily abandoned. qumsse dues, Sctmwzr Drtvks.—Authorities differ as to the beaithtulnc s of ice-water tor a summer rik, but there “ems to be no doubt that if taen moderately when one {s not over-heated. 4 is not injurious. Ice in fact, is tast growiag in favor smonest physicians as the best medi- cine in many kinds of fever. Ice water and hot drinks should however never b> taken in Succession, as the tone of the stomach is de- Stroyed thereby and the tcth rumed, The or- dinary soda water—or water impreznated with carbonic acid ga-—is a not unwholesome bev- erage, although it is o.ten made so by the sirups. spirits, and other concoctious mixed ‘witb it, The various fruit sirups, if genuine, may, when diluted with water, be sately taken. The sugar, however, they contam so abun. dantly, and which, eccording to the chemists, is a great heat-producer, makes them unfit for const-nt summer drinking. Science condemns the use, par.icularly in het weather, of all the spirituous drivks, such as brandy. gin, and whisky. These, xccording t> some chemicai philosophers, may be of advantaze to those expored tothe severe cold of winter. Others deny that they can ever be usetul, and assert that they always act upon the brain and nerves as direct poisons, Both, then, are agreed in condemning them as summer driuks. Liebig and bis followers gave this asthe reason: — Alcohol, the chief constituent of all spirituous drinks, 18 mainly compo‘ed ot carbon, which is the fuel required by the body to keep up its animal beat. Encke's Comet, which completes its revolu- tion im about 1,210 days, or a little more than three years anda quarter, is due this month, and the astronomers in this couutry and Europe are carefully sweeping its track with their telescopes in the hope of discovering its Presence. We say about 1,210 days, because it is so etbereal (the smailest stars are visible through its transparent substance,) that when it comes near the larger planets in its eccentric course, they cuuse a slight variation in the rate and direction of its motion. These disturbuing influence, however, alter its course and rate of progress so little that since Encke cilculated its orbit and predicted its return in 1822, and the position wnich it would occupy among the stars at that time, there have been thirteen re- turns of this eccentric visitor to its perihelion, every oneof which hasbeen predicted with the greatest accuracy. Though usually visible only through 4 telescope, it was distinctly seen by the naked eye in 1228 when its light was equivalent to that of astar of the fifth magnitude. It consists of a tew masses of nebulous light, condensed toward the centre, and has seldom any trace of a tail. Its orbit is an elongated ellipse; its motion, like that of the planets, is from east to west. and it is the only known comet which performs its revolutions within tae defined limits of our solar s: At its nearest point it is 31,000,000 miles, its most remote point 377,000,000 miles from the sop. This week it rises abont half an hoar “iter midnight, and should be near the Star Beta Tauri, in the direction of the Pleiades. Tuat Lerrsn.—lt was given unt some days ago by tae friends of General Hancock that a letter would shortly appear from him endors- the Tammany nominations. The letter bas just been published, dated Newport, July 27. He says: «Those who suppose that I do not acquiesce in the work of the National Democratic Con- vention, or that Ido not sincerely desire tha election of its nominees, know very little of my character. Believing, as I really do, that the presex vation of the constitutional Govern. ment eminently depends on the success of the Democratic party im the coming election, wers I to besitare in its candid support 1 ‘feol I should not only falsity my own record, but commit a crime uguin-t my country I never aspired to the Presideney on account of myself, | Lnever sought its doubifal honor and certain Inbors and re tow. My own sibilities merely for the poste sb was to promote. if L could, the good of the country, and torebuice the spirit ot revolution which liad invaded every sacred precinet of liberty Movements or Jerr. Davis—The Baltic mor Sun says it has reason to believe that the cirenmstances under which Mr. Davis sails rable to remain there with a view of providing fer leading pub. lie men of this country in civil life, Mr. Davis alawyer. His original profession was arms. He, therefore, canuot resort to Practice at the bar, as so many others have done whose fortunes were wrecked during the war. Hence other employment is necessary, and the expected opportunity of a commercial connection with a house in England for Amer. ican business probably now takes him abroad, —————$ Hox. Freperick E. Woopsrrpor. — The Chrcnicle ot this morning bas an article, copied from the Krpublican, which is highly compli- mentary ot Hon. F. E. Woodbridge, the able Representative from the First Disirict of Ver- mont. We can fully endorse all our cotempo- raries say in commendation of Mr. and in Geprecation of aitactenpie te to set aside sueh as he; for the purpose of giving piace to new and untried men, especially in times like the present. A tree school ia Tge of an experienced teacher bas been opened in Providence, Rhode Island, and will be continued during the vaca- tion, for the accommodation of those children 4m that section whose parents prefer to have them in schoo! rather than exposed to the in- fMovences of the street. Three others are to be opened. es The Pennsylvania coal mining strikers have agreed by & large majority toretura to work under the teu bour system, A DisaGnue.—The New York Tri- upon what Congress bas says: a tin an es we fear, torthe opponiiongey fear. tort nto wD, amd the unforcuuate redaction e8 ‘The New York Sum on the other side, eoui- plains that Congress gave too little attention to Teconstruction. and should have pressed for- ward that work so that all the rebellioi would now have been restored to the Union. ‘The Sun says, however, “ for its omissions Con- 4giess may well plead in extenuauon of censure the unprecedented embarrassments under whieh it has labored.” 1t must be conceded by all, we think, that the Congress 18 entitled to the creditof being one of the most laborious that ever as- sembled at the National Capitol. Captain Plumacher, of Switzerland, has pur- cbesed forty thousand xeres of land in the vi- cinity of Tullshomae d McMinnville, in Ten- Dessee. The first instalment of immigrants, de- Signing to ( tablish themselves npon this tract, passed throngh Lynchburg on Friday, cn rowte for their new homes. Tuey are men of mens, and will make excellent ciuzens. They wil eugsge in the planting of vineyards, and in stock raising on am extensive scale. One ot the best articles of diet, at this season ot the year, anda good one at atl seasons, ts Tice. If people would eat plenty of well cook-d rice they would have fewer disturban- ces of the digestive apparatas. Rice is botha Preventive and cure of “bowel complaints.” The Southern crop of thisexcellent grain will his year reach 66,000 barrels, against 45,00) last ycar. No CuoLega—The New York Ezpress of last might says: “No Asiatic cholera in New York. The ‘one evse’ in 4th avenue, turns out to t» only a case of morbus,—man not even dead.” Srrice Expen.—The Singer sewing machine iron moulders, in New York, have been ac- corded the advance of 15 per cent. asked for, and will resume work in a few days. NOTICE —GRANT Sad COLFAX RE \, LIEF ASBOCIAT! wiil be heid at the Sommer of 4 street west and If street north. on THURSDAY, the 30th day of July, 1 8 o’clock pm. where all persons Pprited co atesod. mishent sorerd color. Lyz-2") TRWELL, Secretary, monte 7 RPGS Comma: ication the GEAND LO’ FA’ M., ofthe Dis frict of Columbia will be pela at Rentz ‘Masonic go RBIDAY BVENING, the Slat inst., t7 Es rot tie act vit NOBLE D: LABNE paar LODGE, N ‘he members ot Minnohab. Lodge. Ni 7, Dol rts re the choles of ofticers t 3 RVENING. July si, at their Hall. No. — Ninth dition’ to the usual election of officers other ery Estat pertant Tinsinees will be trauaacted, for A Hearne ee eTEUMOR::, W. 8 rte [UT AVENO® AND PABK ks fe erfotiga to the~apital stack of for subscription to the capital stock 9 af will be upened on nod after BURBD. day of August next, from 9 jock a. ae to ck p.m, at the Brug Store of riJ3.i Kid ol. EK Se bet 4b. and at tl Agency ot B. c a causTuR e Streets. BR LITT Reni Estat ener of Ur and 7th TUUGHTON, Ad BYSLE. PLANT if Yaton ould 0 Howard. T J at Speakers. The public fully invited — ETON P. CLARK, President c ‘DovaneRTY, Bec. OIry HALL, y July 17. 1948, De ‘and, or gravel from they croes Tiber Crock, or frou a OF property under the sdrisdtction of tion, without written. permiani oe eeotumionloner of the Ward, will be Prosecated extent of the law. Policemen rejuested to arrest and bring to prvishment all who Violate the law in this respect. 4¥78 10 WEN, Mayor. Om * 97 Wii STRERT, Au EXYeusi¥s BOOT AND SHOK HOUSE, ‘Where the public may find, always, ‘ what they want,” and that of the best quality. SEVENTH STREET. eee south of K and Northern Market. TORE OF 3. We REED & BONS, No. 293 organ n. where a general assoriment ofc GHOCHRTER, TEAS JAPANESE GOODS. &c., cam always be obtained, wholesale and retail. jy? SELLING OFF: “SELLING oF; OR ENTIRE STOCK OF SPRING 4 sum. 00) Also. Shares ee Caen eck ot White G Goots, ethan itn idk fs, Table Ufnene mid Clothe. Napkian. Dinver Gre Bargains ae pat PF the ne ms xt JB aeaied Gays, at W. SELBY 323 Pennsylveni in iyt9 ot qth sinetrest,e south aide ITED STAT FS Oro Lok VENU x 00 OF PIOR, THIRD DIsFRIOT OF MARY! erin Battinonr:, July og Wp possension Lo: UNITED STATES BOM WAWRHOURRS dering he Ia Tate fond. ere warned that onlers it is delivered to the United tates Of- ficers they will be prosecoted according to law. person holding Bonded Bite met lost during food no not yet claimed will please notify sis fice. banoeepn 7 WIZONG, Acting Collector iy 20-3 Third District of Maryland. Excnavine, LITHOGBAPHING, AND COPPER-PLATE PRINTING, All Kinds and in all the latest styles. EBDDING PLATES, aT HOME, And INVITATION PLATES, & BONDs. COUPONS, CHECKS, DRAFTS, MONOGRAMS, Executed by FRENCH & BICHARDSON, LITHOGBAPHERS AND ENGRAVERS, 334 Pennsylvania avenue. iyt-tt And 479 Ninth stroet. THIS HOT WEATHER. California WINES, HOCK, CLaR Peay “pure and ‘senuine-“reduced aes % B-lw* 119 Pennsvivani : L. o. parker & 00, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN caaneeete EBS EVERY DESCRIPTION. ‘OF GABS FIXTURES. PLUMBING, GA8 AND STEAM FITTING to. 500 Ninth atreet. ween Ee avenue and Dst., ay uf Washington, D.6 2 ae be public ae ee le ra HOT: ssaniidemrissy ko this ef ena give personal atten. ew 1s Naan —— 3-1 Int & Bepub J heal most delicious Savors, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. gto pbance evenus. between sth and Wthsts most er ee ally taform inform our o County sates ia kien ered prompt Oe ly ond Ny! pares of tie ost Teasonab le terme. DRY aoops T Low P Ne e = Mew York avenue and Is etrects: reaper eee le tenant, for location. Address H,8tar Office. iy on American fh) SITU. Wire ee “ores pafuraished OUaES, te iyao st Hower ANTED—a SITUAT! Sern Aot relerences D tte WANTED—a woman to waeh and iron ait 5 a competent OH AM- atest Abnivesee ts Werte ene ere “1 w Sion .corner'M and Z W 4 NTED repr AREER ° ab pelea anter, Work, weching UA trontag ta 9 JF e mos . jamlty. Nove bai 05 B strest. ‘A. Mast bi po ANTRD—A_ goo 1 DOCK L OME. ee y moncation; one thet underetan’ good hom o' will be given Ayer. B50'F Wines ‘th and 10th streets ws sztee ire at ts aguthe te att 1 fe aouthoaat corner an Btreets, at ae Tana Kstab- Hshnieat. ¥ 2. ri Lv Li E- Wala BES Te en vee Sota ey at Bo. STeMet 4 bet, Wars sctiye BUSINRES MAN ax part- per in emamufactaring basinees ‘Mast mare @2.000. more or els ereve chance particalare ars apply 0, Sh * ‘L. WELLS E oo. ‘Nort aime yarre hah) oo: as & dc ins family or EAS Real ares bane cg faa a WistEETO To BUY or oa ¥ SoU SEH, Ladies: y Revind head chown THC RokordinG, ent SHURS. ac. de yar SHAN Ten atitot See 5h Bar faa d Uicthing sold at reasonable “e reaso1 terms. jagiy. ws AND "OFF CLOTH Rovelvery er an! of a. ny ° street, near Penton aranne * = LE D RENT. ROOMS at 391 Beat % RENT. ly _ id FOB BFNT. tos ton, the best ‘Dusiness stands ry part uf OR RENT! the ci'y; water and ges in os cating 4OUM Alto. fomr-story USE on sth street, ied at No Dear ae Post ion comtaiaing foorpecn —— a Wh SexrtisoLy. SB FOR ALE. cave HOUSES. Brick and Frame, in the Seventh Ward, near the ural Departm Alen. several Dee tore. came mt un * See = tnzetee Troops, jer Wines, dc. So 86 Us er | doa'aesrs ea eae Whiskey, poner Ac.. Bo. eens att ROOM 7 na 1s.) trex o- from. rr month. om ow Hampshire svenus apd Civcle, First Ward, Led BENT—T new BRIOK HOUSE containing 22 roams. with all the modern fmpror: PERSONAL. Lect i WASTED of MARY 1848 iu Any tuformation will ne tneos emente, 4 os Bituate Lect syirat. between oth aa a fa 1 by ght, brother, Howanp he ¥ annoep + pee clghth eatiton =e * OF KENT SBOUSE containi Foomas vith ow ie just Fey _ a col eat eh Mia eo pr CURTIS tis. Thi vals uabie work treats on the ruleiag St3re, ‘and TIA three-story RRICK HOUSE, | dood. It gives a clear aynopais of the tm; =7 to marriage and the remedics therttet. locloe sux ray Eh ft men bet Sr ana ars stamps t3'the anthor, Hox 277, Post OMics, Warh- se ipsten. D.C. "br CURTIS mar be coneaitat wos OR FRR = nO No.2 77 1 roth Seton ° re — ee F°::3 fig hide dh tet matrorhes, aol other diseases arising from abuses Lied F street. Ofice hou: Sie etamaaae psy —Two larce pleavant ROOM with cnet poy ne pri vate jsmfly scan be obtained for the | en im advance. Ales, two me for 83 723; e0d 6% Rr Nronme comfort of 4 ees Care Box 753 City Post Office Fo RENT—Threa story BRICK MOUSE, with two-story back buflding, containing 11 — gas and water; stabie rriacre-honse ea Price SM ver month “Inonire 7yihe Prowines: Ko 253 7th street, between M and 29-3" HOUSE, dove Ith; th; convenient to 72h ANY PERSON HAVING OW ENQWING TUE .Roely | oe to th sTate Dre ror st on oi uf remanded by a et GANT two-story RRIOK HOUSE, Few Ti 249 Washington NGenreetor — ‘ted permanently t: pomaiie wack 0 a Fea ty "autars Nahe bor toa email family for the thesummen tyr Dish = FOR RAUF_No Reteren Land M deep by 9% foet ride; Care of G. aaa ington DO. Nts Digecnare DEsra &c Beis pertgnr e ‘ixteant’ street, atreete: five rooms; lot 64 Dries 9700. half cash, other monthe. For further varticu’ aarecs psn) a LONG, 168 Sereb Ano treet, Bel iE RSONAL_M: MS more, Mi we areniset ot BAUS ‘ACTORY. yur eet. near Dctiperte Sa ADIBS! at O.oneon DL re, .: Also, one on 13th street omen ENS L WELLS & 00. dy 29 3" N ‘ornet 7th and F strects. FOR BENT Three ap shed ROOM! LADIES! ee your bair by ting it cut and made in Braid. Carl Prefses or Chighons by N DEMONG 279 Penneyivanit _iy 6-Im between Ioth ana ite ete. Stor anit able for bomarkaay od water aApely Sak ter the after 3pm nt 324 1th at ahove M COOL CELEBRATED CHICAGO LAGER, Fe, KEN) —A two-story BRICK He at WM. RELMU86’S SALOON, sd cellars om Stu at wont. bet O aad B 509 7th st., rear of Begar Store. jy 6-Im" R. LE D Stkckdy axp ) PHYSIOIAN, 266 Pewnevivania A Has devoted sto the ste. north Apnly next door. No 135, jem st* Tv FURRIFaRD ana Fai BEE FUBi BHED or Urfurnished for rent, at 266 H atrect. hereon Voth aaa 19th vn (seers DSIEAPLE, RoOMs WORF ENT = ant 4 clans Bee: ‘an be obtaine! next door. onpecial treatment will fod skilifol and confidential LOST AND FOUND. 5 Bz REWARD.—Btrayed or s ‘ed or atolem, about three ae rwall Kel CO Rorna, "The ate iat her to S10 Reo a Jaly white bey: Wi; large bor: tail whit-, touching the’ground; about ten years old; large. fle eahove reward will be shy bag ere! af returned we PAUL BakT, 2s Ls} AS ee STOLEN M THE SOWSCRIBRR oF on the SX Per Tuesday: the sth instent, @ voke of vue a large milk-and cider steer, (horned) wnflalo. $20 reward will be paid ren ed fo FH. 3, O1SBEL, on tho 7th stroct “e prings. jy 20 3t* $528 W AMD #ir ared or stolen, op 4 OF ae Bante, will piven by retare ing her to DURN SHOBAUT. 149 Penneylvanis aveuu TRAYED JULY 16tu, 1 fae wares Ss pat bac of head; ERGOT with brow ‘three hort eg econ one ce ft ieraine th tonne ts Non SOO ied between Hand T strests, will be suitabiy rewarded’ Jo5 3° cu TO THE BURBS 5 One red. and. whit onra;, ber. teft front ted bh rd. mre Be re and ‘tons, on prove. pro} Feaueetod. her Ba ay: *o Ha wah piON, Piney "Bre "Branch Bane. BRWARD <isatonSanday Gros 4 cing chin Tetrecty near OH stteot. vi fi mae liege ta at No 226 r eg oe be eeed Goucteege “Tat the Quartermaster General's cies. iy a st _ FOR § ALE. Dear 18t at the p rh reat psoruer isinand' 5 ALI ‘sacrifice. the $150.5 PUMNIF UR ot vom ati te Toom, and es moteai Mahovany mie ico eat ice Fe, SALE—An elogax Pun. nd Burest. with marbie case origins onst wae a B, southwest corner “7 Pa. jy COWS, fall oat of milk cat ees te - ont jatoes growii Fe “i Y inguireat Stas See = oa beng City Post Office. 7 NOTICE TO BUILDEBS. ‘ ry TU BE—Bed: Wavarot Ean were with Ae x “3 We arein receipt of— 1,000 DOORS, ations sizes and i900 Spigeed and an: area, 4.000 Pairs BUINDB weriens we 300,000 pt pe e offer the above OF Muy in store, at re- duced p ‘eahort igome ere now ices, as we are ge warehouse ‘and store re now she full og bold and we must rot make room ouppli met LURES} EPOT, 569 cle g inmaw . W. HAMILTON & ATRY ROUTE A Ried Tae Pi Rh a WS er a BY 70H SALE _A DAIRY, dolog s aged business, will be le ot for partioaless oust te SOK Eireoraee | fen of New ore Svenue and a BRR etree 37 15-20" RARE CHANCE FOR os Fs ROPOLITAN $25,000 IN| MET! POR eat BAILBOAD jis is the in the mark fo Htventnent ies is now pea: pvt ier cent 10 “t . in “Onn lend, Sonatdstiy increasing in value. Aepir fo, jy15-12t 8. B. cor. Inthist, Eee 70R re ie St RT i ihe proce af eet aaienane cet ish, and Fas SALE-3, Si pK LIN 3 Sitcoms ta Agi suit ‘Mo. 422 7th street. near D no! MARLOW & CO.’8S PERFECT FITTING SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER. MANUFACTORY, ton? PENSBYLVANIA AVBNUR. parts. ees ac. and shall contin ‘aasortment of HOUSE PAIN EIN Ng wataiil eg ae ec. Small pronts Gur matty S DEPOT. inomne: ne street g.W HAMILTON & co. iy 22w CERTAIN CURE FOR OVEB-DEINKING, -IN BB! POTS MoeSVERGr OMNI s? AND PROPB’ invaluable uo ressety te. jante and nervous Attention ts called to th! cases of over- -ingalgence 1a stim fier tae ben getty aterm fate Practice _ the wert clr trict. in ful thet ert ‘will be apps a testimonials of Ly Tenpectabhe pe been Tecelged ne fe reat excellence cand end st Room Ho. 16, ining Dun greeeme VON EURE & 09. PprotcRe FRAME cee cay gepro. rege Fk Rov ey ‘of bi Patent, BILIOS 5 fie iy ae 2 7H at Bovars DrEGLISR, Lam prepared to, Candies bythe be Sone SOR TELL, ow ‘Under Ebi House. FQ2 RENT Fiabt-room ERICK HOUSES, on iret, between 1éeh and 1h ste, 90 Banh, Wnasire of Dr. VAN BOGAN. No Mors. avenue, nearéth ‘OR BENT—, Seesmic wail (CK Hi aes sit uated on the Northwest turner of 13th and “ts, containing 10 rooms. “apply on re F° RENT | BRICK HOUSE No. 34. m3 it, F dante ii. i between © street and him vor; TREEGULAMITING, tom "whatever came. fully reli. VaTE. bat the Bbous PRIVATE creecacs waesasaaaet ~~ Lapres OAN HAVE THEIR BOOPSKIRTt ALTERED AND BEPAIBED at OHS. BAUM HOOPSKIBT.CORSRT and SHOULDER BRACB MANUFACTORY, 49 Louisiana avenue, between ‘Tth streets. lerate Inquire of ‘Mrs. M MAR: ‘tb aad woh 17-t SABER FLYNN, cor. intand'K ot worth 315 Con ei: Young men who have tn B RENT—Unfurnished ROOMS, suitable for = Sereoin, sosen babite, onskceping. at as6ah Street. between F and it them Tor a eete—two-qaares from Metropolitan KB. = ott "married iy leo, mide cars. Terms te iy 33-3t* men. oJ ies Xe TYoF FCRNISHED COOL ROOMS. first floor, for gentlemen or house ‘Gan parent, fuel lock Pleasantest locati Letween Sth keepina, pes. in the ceutre Travire at i. PE rant corner z d G streets. 28-6 BOARDING NYURNIP HED ROOWS AUTTABLE PO Uns Tauity con Donel deen ete WOFURNISHED BOOMS ON FIRST FLOOR Tth Also. a Briek Stable for two topene for rent. with BUABD, at None but responsible and respectable =4 = ‘6th and 7th ste. ie end — Pirsig atin Boe ‘ABL. E street, between & ves Fors SALE_ GREAT BARS REA at wor R CASH taining 1 Foams. range. mae het on ‘sold, water: batts ond througbout iniulre ataea oth atrert he- m.andéand7p.m. iy 2 6t" FR REWT—A four room HOUSE and KITCH- n Vermont avenue, between P and @ + rent, @15 per. een J Walrwer. 37 28-2t _ Real Estate Broke: Ag Fo BENT—Two new mr HOUSES Scere K and L, containing seven roemse: summer kitchen, waited ‘and gord yards. Bice HOUSE on K « . between I water in vard. LANE. 17: 17% ivi. bet. ionh and 19th ng Alea. 8nd the ho fognd in every ree ices of WILLIAM MAM Pits Pa sHaLe. ibe ‘welll i Snowe ae Bro wilibe takep to givcomite catttiositos ie tz iy 3 3t*, OR RENT UAROE FRONT ROOM. wait | Sr children will not be recely ‘erms reason- FSi aud 3 E street, be oonth sind ith | able, Appiyto the caterer Toms Bene atresia: al ab. [OR F ENT Fore ;_FURNTSWED Roows. tec F Taney E BOARD. at No. "169 R streets tee end floor. rented either mrarately er 7H tomether. Aooly at O'R etree between G and CARD BEIGHED BOORS. f iy2 tnd i able Eo, RENT. ‘mall FRAME HO ‘street, Corner of 18th ars Peo roome cach. “a That a Tow corner 22d and Key in the ‘oR Om MERT=petrant L he tata or freut "basemen a dicho. “Also. a large frome of street. Bete arth peng at Hes. ats walpize J Ree Ace Fork urease mine eat ond Wistert siete vA: OABD—At Ro 3 Sop. Sabha Es eas 5 Bont @' We va suitable for Ronsekce: Bye itaan La ei isin 2 n_and ladies <n nobtal BING at vias fo, 5}0 K st | a ished j. with Fore ee rakes Jeo mint at 6th and 7thete. iy B-3t* yoome. gas, convente ‘bea Deaily faralebed fropt ROO! war a : Cia ite, ay Penn. bd other conveniences, far geutie: Srenwes(ap atairee bet. wa. st") only. Aj ly ot ALY cone i at., bet and oY step to ‘Sth sts. eae ithont Bor 37 28-3" Fo B os oe FASLOES, formerly ‘Socunted Senator . other roeme, with Geet. clans ta — Board Terme Feasonable: Isth st , bet. Payee 40D peg ROOM with er withent Board, is 800 and cpettents. ‘Table Boarders fiom goods at Nor 318 Perth Bat. bet: Deis ave. wate ti tol Bill. iy 25 6t VORB nal nicely furnished COMMU the second and third Two first class BRICK | PWELLING HOUSES Dorth M sti the south sident tween Lith Gnd 12h otreete, Now 4 3; baile cee) py s3 test manner, handsomely falehea with all fi tance ~ Sxtares, 8c. Wor fail TOrmAH OD APPLY CARLES KLOMAN, REAL NEStaTe BROKE bt Seventh street, sear. rer RENT—A well furvished fou HOU! yA pe Gontwining nine rome, Kitchen Deh room, cell location, near the Trens- I appy at No sts ES Pen eR ott Non Gaile =, aeaet FOE BENT—A three story BRICK HOUSE T complete order, water and cas, ae, ide © Gonarese street. between neo 1d town Al Ne El fivor. Healthy locati ‘Terms Sra. Inquire at 427 I street, near 10th. SPsNARY BUILDING, GECBGETOWK, D.C. )ABD, with large comfortable ‘a wud other conveniences. caa be obtained at moderate rates, by appiyiug to me, 1. P.KEAQH. Proprietor. Foe BENT—Seven Booms fe ous > BItUAt- rutehed AS ina of north A 21 ‘street east. enita- Swink Be BOARD. a le i nivel easter she promi Ae lees adhere on the premises, ace” = Bermonth fort on city reser —s sat loca. to. is u eet iy & LAR R ROARDING HOUSE FoR Bi ar ND ScMMERS BoakD—T¥o mana ‘and <li FUKNITURE for tt SS can be 2088D aoc he boarders. Apply Northwest corner of 1ath and summer at reaneuabie rates. at Woot BR s iy 2-0o2w™ Fe RENT—Ten Certrable -abgine from est \arionsly located prices rangi Et! George's Island. near Piney Point. sy 1 91 fet mouth.” Good toneate ere ine Tugited to eal EVERLASTING CORSET STEELS. ist 10 Cents- Reet ormonire Patie ry PARLORS ia (Only Scat.) xle, for roasomable prices, at 252 ©. Pavia en 1éth and 15th. jy i-20* |. PaTin, Fa: SALE—A Setiguttal SKIRT AND COBSET MANUFACTORY COUNTRY BES! DENC ND F! th aha oneemee for tomo? and ae a, 49 LOUISIANA AVENUE, Er frult—a Pherries, apricots, SS ee: treee "an ‘Al “4 Dotween 6th and 7th streets. shed COUNTRY STORE: with oot stock “hh %: NO: 1 Bar tea cash ani A Bok 5 Post Office. penal: woe he ORTON, «3 helarge no conse . ays 2 Baorethe, Be Soe Stee treet ly over W. oer will be rented for 0" sce Sentral of aprroach; both “arge and email rooms: nicely adapted * ur and will be r: uted separate! 2 ean rarity of SLANE BTRLS ever scone Te iadeiphis or Mes PIC NICS, EXCURSIONS, de. Pret xan pre r Rene wa. ine elie conan tATION ww ‘Wit be: AMS bpRT AM ISLAND. 4 Three Hod: 1 ron Ph ane baabet ot by => vate edeutting < Gesten cmap =~ Free. “st Excesater BICKSBUBG ain TH: ue GROD! aS, Bprr' ‘To Aid in Butiding an Uniontown, Du, be provided, ane ished at tramer a m TP sitive in Frederick Date Avomt On returning will leaye @nat is, @ 20, children apd we halt ptice ‘Thiete Tisen y carat i the prigct “en —Or How aod Captain J ay 2s a CATHOLIC FREE SURCOLS THE V. ©. Fe. SOCIETY EAC URSIUx To exY MONT mompay, avenst 3. ts0e, The steamer WAWASET will loave Tth atrost wharf at ball past Pa o the Be silt it leave’ Gipmont at taf past three aud eight Herd Cotitton Music has beer hy Stic be L engaged The Htsof this E on anes tei acer Will be devoted to Your op = he deve Boxe. while secariny (Of pleasan: nd tom better par shinmminenan S aday Dos. landing apd recei: erie: wert Foote. sort Wesknnton starsteall bite House. —returning to the, ity ak a = APTERN: Ps to her wart ‘BSD. ‘weather permitting x3 moant ac ‘end ret |. tvctwdiag are. 2 eomineton to tbe Mensou end Grooms, eis. treehients on ickets foreaie ata ‘he Princ! pal Hotels. and at oteame The Arrow can bo chatiered by private partien, qs. (Of aesciations, to make on OF ROOM ight excareiove ‘on ihe Potomac. (Tuesday and bed afternoons exc excepted.) by applying on aan STEERS Generel O52 eseetrionteas T° XCURSIONISTS.— Particn wishing © egeant coil dewn the Potomac Biver cord i ed term. can gon | irip 72 ‘kets to GLY ut 3 good for day neues on 5 i pial Soe te rat foot of mi retursing ts Washington at Pleasure ciate wont being. Fishing and Bathing ioe @ sojourn of been put in complet order by & Albers, w 877 For Tickets and farther information, * «fice, No. J=@ Penwsyivania avenue, am Rational feud.” ” Gk MATTINGLY Je 29 colm ii pt. Potowa Boate. (pesipceses BLUBOOLB, Cit 5 Bik ay10.m — Btat AMERICA 3 apeiwgron b *: 4 £ MASS AND STRING Ran Ds. wy 2 istsieencer wal pPuiidize, No. Salta Hh ater Usic! MUSIC" MUS mie base. 5 PARK, THURSDAY, 3ciy 30ru, S65, GRAND CONCERT, PRIZE LOWLING, TIGHT BOPE PERFORMANCE Ove PIANO ané three other valuable prines will be rotted for. At ¢and7 o'clock p m., TIGHT ROPE WALKING, By Prof. B. TILLETT Admission, 25 Cents. Members FREE. ars om: -K DANCING 40 ite > Metrovolitan SDA Y" uvenines, Those entering now. iar class toqine AND Woop AND OOAL. Ost Been ith anf F, Won ci '& ©O., corner 7th aod F wenhington; » corner Bridge and High, G. Gear AND WOOD. TEE CHEAPEST YARDS IN WASHINGTO! | Jet and 4 Mf ete. ~ roar i¥1s 6m Rep asi os fe Sra. FORE, Ww —_ a T OOSLS MIN ster ‘whieh is poeey tein at oa se a ga ARBOUR P. SSosl ia pow at AY ke Sam Fieeres and ca would ao well to lay iu their winter sup. réere Tecrived, and will be filled now or say om within three meuthsat Present ee 4 Coat: HITE AGE. Rep, a all cine, CtabEncan o GREAT REDUCTION IN PBICE 7 2.240 pa ‘TG THE TON GUARANTI BD OAK and PINE WOOD constantly on band. 82 Now ts the time for fi ae for familtes to put in their jet weer AND COAL. If you want the very WOOP end vOaL et the lowest, Sre@aat, wb oer Dorasr A and 12th streets et St _* esses tat CEMENT, &c. er em ae. DPTPororssar, LING BALOON, UNDER METROPOLITAN HALL, fi 1 Frsus ew. BatEIOY Sreeer with the ca pena Pete ~<a = Wauorzsace Sr ie séiy or WaTRE. ras Spence ae st orkut ct ong * can be sup- sreight from