Evening Star Newspaper, July 29, 1868, Page 4

ae ‘ergon EVENING STAR | Gainers pee ne ee ee en EVENING STAR. | aR Front. '. ‘BE Graxp Loves TY ITEM g BAv LOCAL NEWS. A Democratic Fen Mass Meeting. Lastevening, amass megting was beid in | Rip: front of the City Hall, to d@mand the reiease | ‘be Protestant Orphan Asylums of this city. vf General Halpine and others, held as prison- ers in England for treason, which was fairly attended. A stand had been erected, behind which was a large star in gas je's, and above it the legend “Our candidates, Seymour aad Bisir.” A number of National flags were dis. Rhy and the centre was occupied by the of town Oircie, bearmg on one side the harp of Erin and on the other the Sanburst, Owing to some misonderstznding, there was no music. Shortly atter § o’elock a number ot gentlemen came upon the stand, and the ae oe catled to order Mr. T. A. Tol- #em, who nominated Hon. ir for President, and he was tleeede Tn taking the char, Mr. Blair delivered a short address, m which he spoke of the failure of the administration during the few years to Protect its cstizens arrested m Great Britain, and it was because there was such men im power as Sumner. Great Britain should be Gught to respect us asa uation, and she would Tespect us when that grand old party, tae Dem- | Sailed—Scbrs. ocratic, is permitted to coutrol our Govern- ment. Mr. Tolson announced the following nom- imations for officers of the meting, and they were clected:—Vice Presideuts—Gen. Green ‘Clay Smith, Col. James ki. U' Beirne, Hon. Jas, Cavanauch, C: P. C. Boyle, Louis Schade, T. A. Tolson, C. B. Cluskey, George Savage Secretaries—James M. Dalton, Patrick O'Hare and Matthew P. Pepper. Mr. Stephen J. Meany was next introduced, and after reading from Savage's Fentin Heroos bis declaration before the English court when he receryed his sentence of fliteen veais’ penal servituce in June, i+67, he asked what adupted citigenstap is worth if the Government dows not protect it. He asked if the nationa! flag was a flaunting lie, and if not, why it did not Protect them. He proceeded to describe his Arrest, imprisonment and trial. They should tush ont the old Know-Nothing elemeut in the Radical party. and more of the old fasb- yoned diplomacy should be used, as in the case of Martin Kosta. They should change the Ad- ation, and put im power men known to ¢ friends and champions of the rights of American citizens. They had had eight years of Know-Nothing rule: now they should know nothing but the best interests ef the whole Gov- ernwent. Col. Wm. J. Nagie was next introduced spoke of his pleasure in addres. ean audience after ha months a pri-euer to the two months engaged in « the biil for the pro abroad. The tall w: nearly every distin: nd secure nothing hose who took common with ment should have m. They were couvicied of of- nmitied in this country, and England Wenld not permit such juterference with ber €itizens. He svid that General Frank Blair, dier, had remarked to him in Mf it’ took every ship in the vy, he wo dispatch them to elease of th wp arms for th Many others nd and b dungec and expre Will the Am. he defender atesman. but 9: a 2% houseacld ho, bat né Amer ran c:tizel foreizu co loved the British Government tor one t its pluck. Britain never allowed c citizens to be degraded. Let Amer follow her example and fight for her citizens ged in foreign lands. The speaker as- cness to fizht under the Amer- f outraged , while he would than who did not eaking,.” he was er of Seymour m Testored, and “4, th Ls ag Irish-Americ not say a wo cultivate “the art of + sure of v and Bisir, ‘would v a Ireiand withont eluded ein of ur of fone. dled to visit their ¢ fear of arrest by Br by declaring that the n @ Biair. would famous the banks of It was th i generals, who fell at t and consecrated the hour of v blotd. The old house in whi Yoeatom a8 an apothecary, wa just before the war. It was ir Gev. Wasbington took biv m old Lodge % Here, aise, the ington spent her last day: a ripe old age. quietly w Keumeoor, m the town. She was known as Lady Washing- tor, and ‘the house where she lived and aied is still standing, and im a good vation. Thé recent battles burg, so destructive of life and prop: lett fewer scars in the fields and fewe a sof their disastrous results than naturally be expected. But w mark the Bistoric places will jo to visitors. Two or anc a large number of our are taking an interest in the propos sion: and as the object is to contribu’ for the erec*io: fTacsuich ia thee ur city, there can be zo doubt that S®egreat success. The excursionists wiil start on the stenmer Express trom the 7th street | wharf at 1 o'clock a. m., on the 6th of Auras, touching at Al-xandria for passengers, and on reaching Aquia Creek will take the cars direct for Fredericksburg. — oss Youre Mzn’s Szyuovr ayv Bare Cire.— A meeting of the Young Men's Seymour aad ‘Blair Club was held last night at the rooms of | the Conservative Army and Navy Uusoa. Pennsylvania avenue. Mr. Thomas J. M act as secretary. After an expla: a froz ihe Cbair that the present call was for the pur- pose of periecting an orzanization for the sup- | intent to deprive the person baying port of Seymour and Blair, an inv extended to all persons who wished t come forward and so gentlemen then er Q. Richmond, C! Constit report, W ended. and ad and thereupon John T. Hiatie McKeever aud Captain Frauk G wer ap- pointed a Comm o have the same printed | for the benefit of the Club. proceeded to ballot when Mr. Joseph H. for permanent officers, Bradley, Jr., was nuani- mously elected President, and Mr. Asoury Lioyd first Vice President; at whien point 1ur- ther proceedings in this uirection were sus- pended, and, on motion of C2pt. Frank Goise, the meeting Adjourned in order to atieud the Seymour and Blair Fenian meeting thea in progress at the City Hall. The Seymour Cluv 6 will meet acain Thursday night atthe same place to complete tis orgamization. ates Fix Carntaces —Mesers. Andrew J. Joyce & Co. of this city, bave at their first-class es- tablichment. 477 and #79 14th street, one of the largest nud most complete stocks of bugzies, carriages, &c., ever seen in this city, compris- jug all the modern styles with the Iatest im- provements. They are accommodating deal. Ts, and on account of their larg» and increas. ing trade an afford toseil at very ch ‘Their ware-roots are well worth a visit from ase vebicles of the best those desiring to p manufacture. —_eo——. Frez.— Abort nine o'clock fast might an at tempt was made to bura down anew two- story frame busiding, situated on K street, ba- tween Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets, be- jonging ‘os colored blacksmith named Wm. Seort The peigbbors discovered a time, Fr. exlngnish the flames witha few { water. The Goverament and city nm torned out promptly, but their services wore £ol needed. more Cabinet officers, | y eecupied the chair, and Mr. Benjamin R. Naar | {o om | nan ns } bail tor her appearance. The meeting then | PYTu 48.—Yesterday afternoon, ‘the female orphans See ens eee children were uasiar shcasmest' hast Goss | Gitaon Beer oek twee, nrooe, of children were core Steters of Charity, and seemed as light-hearted No. 6, D.0.; Grand sad bappy as any one would wiek to see. | J, ot No.2, D.C.; Father Walter also accompanied them. Next | Vice Grand Ubancellor, Dr. 4. G. Levy, of week the same invitation will be extended to Rathbone Lodge No. 1, New York; Grand wee Te. ‘Ser Fierence M Farses. of Frank- Hollister, agent for the steamer Hi Ltv- | lin No. . C.; Grand Financial Scribe. IMg=ton. desires it to be stated thaton Monday | Alexander Cam, of Neg oe hn morning that boal, ret from the exour-. Grand , Theodore Saiffen, sion to St. Intgoes, reached wharf mm this | of Liberty Lodge No.6, D.0: G: a gity at a quarter before 6 o'clock, and that the | John W. Thompeon, of Calanthe No.1 ‘Tuomas Collyer reached her wharf here about D.C.; Grand lmer Steward, Jobn 2 Oss cin: vistas: hie oan ‘Atcha Cie teks oo Gengell suctas of Waster, ‘om the following report has been obtained - 7, D.O. Sizth-street [— Arty James Fay's Wharf—Artived—Schr. Porto Rico, Tyler, from the lower river, with wood for Henderson Fo" Pe ywier. Fowler's » Chisel trom roman, wi watermelons for Mr. Golden: sehr. John derland, Cramp, with a = Ps . Mystic Circle, McCready, Flight, Stone, for Alexandria, to load with Cumberland coal for Baltimore; steamer O>- sambia, Harper, for Baltimore, with merchan- dise and passengers; Sea Bird, Jones, for Nan- ‘coke, light. Jchnsa’s Wharf.—Arrived—Schr. American Irom Havre-de-Grace, with te, Jo&neon, 150 tons of Lykens Valley coal for George L. Sberit Carver's —Arrived—Scbr. William Keonedy, Ferrell, from Havre-de-Grac*, with Lyken’s valley coal for L. sheriff. | Mitiled—Sehrs. A. S. Pierey, Pou! to Navy we Jones, Yard to load with iron; Jona tor Havt trace, ve-de-Grace, on the 27th ia- pound fo this wharf with coal for George —Arrived—Svhrs. Betsey Ann, y, from Wade's Bay, wita wood for Mr. Haliy; Alabama, Murphy, from King’s Hole, with wood tor E. C. um. Sailed—Sehr. Betsey Ann, Willey, for Wade's Bay, light. BUILDING ImPROvEMENTS.—J. F Schmidt, Esq., is having erected two fine three-story pressed-bricked front bulldings on the east side of K, between 10th and 20th streets. They front 30 feet each, by 48 deep, and the front trimmings sre brown stone. In each of them are seven large rooms, the lower frout one of each being lid off for stores, On the northeast corner of 10th and O streets Henedict Hutchins is having erected a first- Tee-story pressad-brick front residence. ‘onts on O” streets 20 feet, running back 56 feet on lth street, and consists of ten rooms r. Wher completed it will be fitted all of the modern impovements, the mings being of white marble, west side of 19th street, between M Mr Francts Nagle has had built enement houses, which are two Stories Ligh and front 12 teet, by 22 deep. They consist of tive rooms each. ’ Just opposite the above, the same gentleman lias had erected six frame tenem ving a frame resi- ch will be two srories, fronting yh street aud feet deep. Et is be and will consist large bal this, James S, Edwards, ory frame fin vi front by 46 deep. r It will be finished in the le, and oi t quality of m ‘& porch | length of it, warer and gas in all of the rooms: which will be six very convenient ones, Tuere will be a large cellar under the entire buiiding, and a pump and cistern in the ya: On tbe west side of Sixteen: P aad Q streets, M Teel, between = Roller bas baa ck a it painied brow n aad &: Very neat appearauce. Un the north side of Q, between Fourt and Fifthteenth streets, Mr. Robert Hart i men engaged in constructing t t 2 residences, whi and basement. Each of them ont MY feet by 3- deep, with a large por: in frowt of the aun ail ef the muder saprovem pee = r —We are imformedt ation for the current fast in this city wader organization is some. Wat similar to the Wide Awakes” of 1-3, aud in Olver sections of the country it bas been exceedingly suc the people enthusis use, ‘The ollowing are among the provisions of the cousitution Any Republican, recoramendea by at least two active members of thir society, stall by a vow of & majotity of the members present at any regular meeting, be admitted atatl im ber therect on signing the constitution and by- laws. ‘The otfieers of the civil depariment of this jon shail cousistot a president, our esident, Ome Tecording secretary. one oncing secretary, treasurer, jamitor, and 2h executive committee of iaree, and for par he military a thelr office for the rm of two mc until their successors 1s elected. The captain. first and second lientenants hall have exclurive and complete c e organi: sat all meetungs fo: in the order mamed. ng and officer of these occas all things subordina:e himself to and obey the orders of his superiors without delay or ap- peal, The millsiry department shall always be subordimate to the civil. ‘Toe uniform for the members of the mii ion shaU consist of an oit-cloth cap. avy pattern, with a red, white and bine ind an oil-cloth cape. Tue officers of this department will wear the usual military badges to distmguish rank. ——— Tue WaiceT ayp Sateor Ma lowing is the bill regulating the weight and sale of hay im the District as it passed both Houses ‘Sec. 1. That all hay and straw wt be baled by weight ia the District of shail be scld by the nett bundre. twenty hundred pounds nett wei ton. See. 2. That this act shall take effact fromand ater its pasaage. The bill passed the Senate Juue 7th, the House on the 25ib instant, was approved by the President on the 27th, and bh: tefore be- OMER YOR A Ban-hoow von, & Luge snake, -upw. wg. Wormed 118 Way into C Fuiton Restantaai, at be 7 20 a SUTVEY Of the prem- hips advent, Lowe ve any very amiable wards him, sSumaillageous wit Of the preseuce of mind of others present, a murderous aiiack was je vpon the reptile. and he was soon a bed. Atone time the animal had pos of the liquids, as Capt. S. promptly yie 2 he back Fuom Upon wuake’s body in the di- tARGE oF EXTICING A CaILD A’ ig Detective McD: anklin om a Warrant issued on the complaint F. A. Aiken, charging her with “maliciously decoying and taking and enticing away by d fraud a female child known by the 2 Cora Aiken, between five and six years mer | of age, om the eveniug of the 26th of Ju wal yn was | care and possession of said child of such pos- do s0 to be session.” The case was taken before Justice th. when Mr. E. E. Price appeared ‘for the ndant, and after some discussion, at the Tequest of the complainant, the case was post- poned untl to-morrow, the accused giving —_——_—- STOLEN WatTcd RRoOVERED.—About two months since Miss Fannie Johnson, of this city, While riding in a street car, was relieved | by an adroit pickpocket of a gold watch and chain valued at $150. She at once informed Messrs. Ularvoe and Bigley, the detectives, of r loss, aad that well known firm set to work with their tsnal promptness and imtelligeace, aud after tracing the stolen property through the bands of several persons, recovered it to- day. The tuet is known to them, and though he is absent from the city at present, they have Lopes of capturing him. If our detecuves keep up their vigilance and activity, thieving will Seon become very unprofitable in this locality. —.—_— Iurrovexext.—Mr. T. J. Galt, dealer in wood and coal, having recently purchased the large let connecting with Seve ' ane bendy wngned Tce = , intends st an early day, remoyir is Fard its present location, fax thereto from Seventeenth street. stonad has been sub- anually enclosed with a high fence, and, in addition to other improvements, Mr. Galt is , having put up two new and costly steam ma- chines for sawing and splitting wood. At this point, Mr.G. can have his wood and coal taken from vessels to bis yard at slight ex. pense. DeaTs or aN Otv Devenner—Jobn L. ‘Suit, a resident of this Who was & soldier m the war of 1812, died at bis ‘on street south, between 3d and 4th east, (ey Yard,) last evening. of consumption, the { year of his age. His faneral will take place joamossow at3 o'clock. Many important changes was made im the Order, one of which reqnires the Lodges to hereaiter transect their Sasiuess in the degree. The Grand Scribes pet total membershij with 132 On was ite harmonious throughout. ‘The new hall was turned ovet to the Board of Rathbone, Barton State of the Union. The Sapreme Lodge wiil be formed on the 1ith of August -next in this city. —ei Pouce ITEMs.—Nat. Lancaster, Alfred Lee, servants. were and George before Justice Ti duct, and each paid a fine of $2. s. hermer, butcher, was arrested by Officer Lusby, for keeping a dog without li- cense, for which Justice Tucker fined him 5, Sylvester Overton, colored barbe:, was ar- Tested by Officer Acton, tor gambling. Justice Clark fined him $50, and in default of payment ‘he was sent to the workhouse. Annie Coleman (nymph) was brought before Justice Clark for disorderly condact, and by him was fined $11.55; but she coulda’t pay, and ‘Wert to the workhouse. Thomas Johnson, (colored,) refased to assist officer Proctor in the discharge of his duty, tor which Justice Harper fined him $5. Barney Kennedy was before Justice Harper ontwo charges, one of assanit snd battery, and the other of threats of violence. For t he gave bail tor bi nce at court, and for the latter he Tarnghed eoouxity to keep the ce. PoJames Jones, for assault and Dattery, on Mary Stratbers, was fined S10 by Justice eee He had no funds and went to the work- Ouse. Charles Weitzel, a soldier, for assault and battery, on Julia Craft, was arraigned before Justice Morsell. by whose order Weitzel gaye bail for his appearance at court. —_.—_—_— RELIEP PoR THE NEEDY.—In consequence of the rapid increase in the expense of living in this city, our enterprising fellow-citizen, Mr. T.T. Fowler, has a projecton foot for theearly establishment of @ soup-honse on the brow of the bill facing his (Tenth street) wharf. The institution is intended for the benefit of the colored employees of the ice companies, to Whom good, nutritious soup will be furnished ata nominal figure. The enterprise is a com- mendable one, and will be put 1 operation at an early day. —+—___ SEASONABLE HINTS.—To cleanse your sink or water-closet, take one pound of sulphate of iron (cost but ten cents,) dissolve it in a bucket of water, and throw it wherever the offensive odor arises. In five minutes there will be no further call for a disinfectant in that direction. For your cellar one peck of lime is sufficient. Lime is the greatest absorbemt of moistare that we can conveniently use. Scatter it over the ground und the walls, and it willavert cholera or typhoid on the house. —-__ Brorz Dowy.—A wagon, belonging to the Great Falls Ice Company, broke down this prming at seven o'clock, at the corner of nsylvania avenue and 7th street. The acci- dent oceurred in consequence of the spokes to one of the wheels brea¥ing from the hub, and ata late hour in the afternoon the wagon still remained in the street as an obstruction to vehicles and foot passengers nea ei ViovatinG THE Ligvor OnpINANCE,—Jobn Shay was fined $20 and costs by Justice Clark, this morning, for selling liquor withoat a license, The accused conducts his business in Sonth Washington; butdeclined a hearmg be- fore Justice Tucker, on the ground that he ap- pirhended justice would not be meted ont to him. In defauit of payment of fine, Shay was committed .o the workhouse for ninety days. THe PARK HoTeL.—The owners of the Park Hotel, Intely destroyed by fire, have contract- ed with Mr. Thomas H. Barron for rebuilding the structure. and he has entered on the work, having, within two hours after signing the eon- tret, placed @ number of hands at work clean- ay the rubbish. The building will be for occupancy within eixty days. —~= Teac AL™MosT A Fire.—At half past three o'clock this morning Officer Freneh and Watchman Daly, of the Baltimore dépot, discovered a fire on the premises of Mr. Langley, corner of New Jorey avenue and B street north, cansed by bursting of a coal oil lamp. They succeeded in extunguisbing the flames before any damage was done. Extensive FURSITvRE SALR.—Messrs. Cooper & Latimer will sell at their aucuon Tcoms, coruer of 1/th street and Peansylvania enue, (STAK building ) on Saturday morning ext, an extensive lotef furniture, the greater portion of which was the of Mr. Thornton, the late Britieh Minister. —_e—_—_ GurtTine WaRM AGarn.—The following is the range of the thermometer at the store of Franklin & Co. opticiaas, 244 Pannsylyania nvenue to-day, in the sbade:—9 o'clock a, m., T6deg.; 10.m., 08 deg.;11a.m.. 82 deg. “Caeg.; 1p. m., 87 des Dart. QurEN.—Capt ©. J. Queen, who re- ceived such serions injuries Iast Friday night on the ggpunds sonth of the President's, is, we learn, improving, and by good nursing will likely be able to be ont in a few weeks. ——_2——_ Deraxt’s RESTAURANT, with all its im- provements, and in the capital bands of Mr. George Dubaut, is one of the most popular es- tablishments this side of New York. Itis a credit to the city. ——— Tue Younc Men's Curistian Assocta- TIoN are holding open air meetings every even- ing at nine o'clock im front of Wall's Opera Honse. All are invited. i aise Pic-x1@, pigeon shooting, rope walking, &c* &c., to-morrow afternoon and evening at Ar- alostan Isiand. A gala timeexpected. See ad- vertisement, <td ittinbenees ALEXANDRIA AND VicINITY.—The Jowrna’ of this moruing «ays The sumse trade of Alexandria has com. m On Monday th eamer Arrow ran against asnag at Jenn: whart and injured ber w Viuey Point is crowded with visitors, Vireluia raised tarley begins to be received im this city ‘The dog killers estimate that there are yet in Alexandria 40 dogs that require killing. GOLDEN. On Tuosday,the 2th instant, at 9 eclock uw m., Mrs. MARGAKET GOLDEN, for the eors a resident of this city, widow of the Inte Jobn A. Golden. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited toattend her foneral, on Thnrsaay. 30th instant, at 10 o'clock @. m., from St. Peter’s Church. 2" SUIT. On Tuesday evonipg. the 23th instant, ing. — JOHN L. sult, in the 734 year of his ay t ‘The triends of the family are respectfully vited to attend his faner: L street sonth, betwi in. his lute residence, jeen $4 And 4th etrects cast, Don, at 3 o’clock 14 Richmond paper: SUPPLE Onthe 20th nt. Mrs. MARGA- RET SUPPLK, in the 7ith year of her age. er funeral will take place from Bt. Peter's Church, on Friday, at 10 o'clock. a LE PANIER BUSTLE, FOUB DIFFERENT STYLES. LE PAMIER ELIPTIC SKIRTS, ¥ROM $1 UP TO 91.50, aT BAUM’S, COBSET FACTORY, 49 LOUISIANA AVENUE, between 6th and 7th streets, dy 9-tt Milburn’s Polar Soda. THUR OOLDEST AND THE BEST. 400 FIFTEBNTH STREET, Orrosirs Tazasvay. my MINBRAL WATERS ON DRAUGHT. a wz 18h ee ANDREW J. J0YU® 2 00 OABRIAGE WANUPFACTURER 47 and 479 Lith street, Particular attention given to repairing, del6-lim The tence of the Court tting James M. commi: to yail anul the costs were paid was remitted. In the case of Wm. Woody, Edward Woody, James Shearer, Robert: indicted for x: Wm. Woody and James with intent to kill; Wm. entered. UGIRS D'RGLISB. mm i Under = Turontanr ews. JEWELL’S PREMIUM SOAPS are acknowledged to be THE BEST 60aP8 FOR THE LEAST MONEY in the market. They are made on the old fashion plan by boil- ing, and are free from all injurious Chemical edulterations. ‘The premium ORIENTAL SOAP, The ‘ NEW YORK CITY 80aP, The “ CHEMIOAL OLIVE 804P, The “ LAUNDRY SvuaP, ality, - SCSgea aay anBar cote emcee AEK YOUB GROCEB for any of these and take no other. a of the BEST GROCERS in the 7. Manufactory, Nos. 500 and 502 G street north, Betweon 4th and sth. jy M4-tf Washington, B.C. Wtf ______ Washington, B. ©. GAR recn« warenocoms. GER ‘Travelers are invited to call and select ‘TRUNEB, VALISES, AND SATOHELS, From the largest and best assorted Stock in this city. Mark delivered free of charge. WALL, BOBINSON & 00., 322 Pennsylvania avenue, jet! Detween sth and loth streets. CALIFORNIA WINE! Ifyou have an invalid wifeordaugh,er, ep into CHARLES F. PERRIE & CO.'s, Corver of Ninth and I streets, and get a bottle o PERKINS, STERN & CO. CALIFORNIA WINES, Yon cannot sond a more acceptabl toth “old folks at home,” than 6 few bottles of tuore nice ““Port Wine” or “Grape Brandy.” Lovers of “Hock Wines” will find abottle of fornia White’ Wines an acceptable sccomps- ner. BGYMEN desiring © pure and agrocable Wine for Commean! Some ait dad Wikre im on pur} will all they CALIFOR NIA WINES, Erni, late chief chemist in the Depart- Agriculture, has just made a critical ana ‘ines, at our special Feznest made be reassured in regard to PURE WINES, and suftable for family end medical use ‘This wnalysis, in conjunction with that of the Surgeon General of the United 3: 1» together Presented during the past eight yearer bas wan Minced us that these ares SNE Years, Bas c THE BEST WINES Bow before the public. For sale in any desired quantities by Cc. F. PERRIE & CO., Je80-eo8t Grocers, corner Ninth and I streets. SoreNce was TRIUMPHED, ea i Hoe the orga, ft iteelf prevent: fice aint arnesy F by mail, with fuli 0 for = EE tack ton nt WRT ee \ without extra charge. TRAVELING BAGS, LADIES’ AND MEN'S SATCHERS, THE LARGEST STOUK AND GREATEST VARIETY IN THE DISTRICT, ar PRACTICAL MANUFACTORY OF JAMES 8 TOPHAM & 00., SEVENTH stf fer. Ove Door above Odd Felines? Hal, REPAIRING.—Trauke, 20., thoroughly repaired, at short notices = roved by [nfallil . A late inven: ied for. Fe fer Ai prom ‘OcaeMotr0.~Gaed Work and Low Pri 5-008 orl ices rail of fi nee and Br ae = for; ily considered, Pocket volumes son! these lectures will be Sieur stamp SECRETARY, co. H18 fe20-1y UILDEB’S HARDWARE. We have in store a tall assortment of BUILDES'S MARDWARE, fer in connection with our large stoc! Ine Material. prices Nery tow 4 > b » 562 7th street. iy 2 2w BW. AMIE TON SC, BTMENT 0) x INTERION, ik DTPASiNiteD STAES PATENT OFFICE, WasHINoTON, July 10. 1868. On the petition of BBEN N HOKSFORD. of Cambrid, ll wing for the extension of a patent granted to him the ith dey of Uctober, 864. for an ae ement in Compounds for M tralizing Chlorine. for seven yoats {rom the «: ration of a tent, which takes place on tl te extension are required to dle inthe Patent Obice their cmp r si forth iu writing, at leaat teceny daye fb a eli tobe used at Hie anid must be takes end transmitted the rules of the of- ¥ Segeriy eroaies on as test T papers rel a - must be the off before “ ring: arguments, if any, withis this notice ‘be in a0. that blished the Republican and the Intelligencer, Washington, D. 0., and in the Journal, Boston, Massachnectts, ePnts"panindete (ASA ear ny das ci previous fo the day of hearing. A. M. UT, jy b-wsw Aastha Cmmtiolontc ot Penate, J )fPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. D*4ar TED S ATES PATENT OFFICE, ING! Om the petition of SANUBL VAN SYCKBL, of Titusville, Peuna , praying for the extension of a patent granted to him the Slet day of Octover, 1364, esued the 9th day of June, 1868, for an tm- Provementin Grate Bars, for om kein ay oh oe o tis orderea that te, —_-——_ To Beacriry axp Dress THE Hair, and re- store it to its natural color, and impart that beautiful odor, etc., use Mrs. S.A Al- Jen's Improved (new style) Hair Restorer or Dressing, (in one bottle.) Every Draggist sells it. Price Dollar. eo —— Corns, Bunions, Bap Nas, and all dis- eases of the feet, ‘Svenue, between 4x and 6th hours from Sa.m.to6 p.m, No charge for consultation. Established 161. pT a ts griting high time for yout save your money, ting me for you to save money, ane this you can doo by going to the original c, 4 Seventh street, between D and EB, cent, less than in any other store im this city. Remember the place—494; with large plate, Ll front. E ——— Price List of Gent's Farnishing Goods at the original Franc, 404 Seventh street, (large plate gi front,) between Dand E streets:— Good White Shirta,¢1—S1.50;Fine White Shirts, 2.50; Good Summer Under Stirts, ‘1; Good Summer Good Cotton Socks, 1%, For Corrs, Buxions. Bad Naira, &., ‘visit Dr. Wbite’s rooms, No. 424 Pennsylvania Svenue, between 4 and 6th streets, ——.—— Pumsons wishing to subscribe for Tas Stan Who reside on foo renege ‘and the peavy Yard, Gapilol street between tixand sie Jou Coors, Agent. ——_———— ‘Wrarrine Parze for sale. Apply at th Braz Office. DENTISTRY. Fee a area Dibrhide SUR Ey Renee as tween 1ith and Izth.” He is ral with er, OF the best mauner, 27 is-lay )*- Lewis a DAYS’ DENTAL AssOUis No. 260 PENNA AVE. Between 12th and 13th streets. SERTH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. Lae eT tes "e1 will be required to ou 9} hen ‘when the Feeth’ ma} h madeon filled in rates. " DENTIST, we ET St Ge ANT OF DENTAL SURGERY. “co 3-0a" INSURANCE. x ba M. HANSO! INSURANCE OFFICE, FIRE AND LIFE, No. 616 SEVENTH STREET, Between D and E Streets. AUTNA INSURANCE COMPANY, aenerzsrnatenns GH 893.543, TThunrne patet NSON, Agent, oy . G. No. bie Seventh Sires, sat one FIRE INSURA eT eao . 8. CHABE, Pres.” a ba, OBT, Sect. | AeA HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, bm ane 3,623,596, O°5 Rai, Bree, WagRGU BN, Sec K Heres ae SPRINGFIELD ¥F. AND M. INSURANCE 72. Bec. 5 Le it, o10-3m fo. 816 Seventh Inscne AT HOME. NATIONAL UNION INSURANCE COM- PANY OF WASHINGTON. CAPITA Dieses. sovearenecnntnensnrseeeceeerereneG 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 AVENDE, Firat door east ef Seventh street. taken at the Lowest Rates, and Losses “QHARLES KNAP. President GEO. W. BIWtS, Vice Prestlent. NOBLE D. LARNER, Secretary. ay Beotw Joun onar 2.00., ‘MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS 1” WOOD AND WILLOW warp BBOOMS, TWINKS, OOBDAGS, &c., a 16 FULTON AND 903 FRONT STRERTS, SEW XORE. mpyano HEATH. WILLIAM 4.GBA BPFPPPPPPEr Er PPPRPPPP THOMAS H. BARRON, BUILDER, CONTRACTOR, AND SUPERINTENDENT. S5555s§ ag gorkinds of work ata fix ‘upon\e, ‘the cost, and will prepare all drawings and. Laat cations withoutebarge., Old aad die ore Lr, iia ot _ 3¥9PENNSYL VANIA AVENUS. 493 MONBY BROKER. CITY LOAN OFFICB. rad laung 8 by throwing offal, &c., im the canal, and was by Justice Buckey, who thought the charge was Rot fully sustained. River Froxt.—Entered—Steamer James S. Green, New York, with merchandise. dullness and quiet now pervading the river front te remarkable. “The only signs of busi- ness of any kind is the loading of a vessel here and there along the line. The steamer John Gibson S ye York, and her freight is composed chiefly of Georgetown flour; also quite anuzaber of public documents, sent by the Smitheonian Taetiunon to New ‘York, ‘trom whence they will be distributed to the various scentfic mstitations in foreign countries for which they are intended. At the coal wharves eleven large schooners are load- ing for northern ports. MeRcnants’ EXCHANGER. —Nothing offering since y«sterday morning. Not a bushel of grata of any kind bas chauged hands. No large Amounts of grain are expected to arrive here ull after the Ist of August, when it is thonght « Change” will be quite lively. CHESAPEAKE axp Om10 CANAL.—On the and few boats arriving. Eighieen arrived yester- day, making im all three hundred and «inet arrivals since the Ist instant. It is reported, Authority, that the bost- Cumberland are on a strike for higher ‘wages; which, if it 18 80, accounts for the small number of bosts arriy Navigation on the canal is uninterrupted by the late severe rains. The damage done to t Baltimore and Ubio Railroad by the flood hos been so great that coal transpo! over will necessarily be suspended for at twenty days, during which time all the coal that I the Cumberland mines for tiue- water must be brought by the canal. Recovery or Mr. Sioes.—This gentlemsr whe was so severely injuted some weeks ago by the falling of a scaffold, we are gtad to hear, is ont again and receiving the congratulations of his friends. ¥ THOS. DOWLIN CHANCERY SALE MPROVE! he ne rare in StoRttrows — By virtue of m decree of the Supreine Uonrt of the im On District of Colunsl Rented in Mot e& . Ranity Docket shall, on THURSDAY, August 6b, mires. proceed to sell at public auctton, p. m., Lot So. 282, it Beatty & dewkiu's addi to Georgetown, fronting 195 tret on tne south =! of Madison street, near Baeyette street, aad c taining. t be acres of land The improvemeuts copsist of @ two-story Frame Dwelling House Terms: One-third of the parc: option. A deed given when a! purchase money is paid. A deposit of 85) requir~i at time le. ptamps aud conveyancing ac par et a ¥. FESDALL, Traste THOr. DOWLING, Act TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROESEIY ON LULDGE BT REST, GEOBGE yo Fall the Sth day of August, A ck p.'m.. at the premises, the weete: two (32) feet front of Let No. 16, in Hot a m. having @ Wepta < t. § ot ertlent one. Terms of auie: £120 cach. of whicn $10 must & Geposited at thine of sale: the re remaser» expense, Ghowld te Honest ; Georzetown TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPRUVED PROP ERTY IN GROBGETOWN, OPPUSITE THE AQUEDUCT. By virtue of two decas of trast to ths under Signed, bearing date respec February and the sth at corded and at the request thereby, [will gell, at paw est bidder. on the premise: gust, 135. at 6 o'clock p.m the easter == Lot 25. in Peter, Bestty, Deakins, brelkeld’s ‘eddition to’ Georgetown. fronting thirty (30) feet on Bridge street, and binding « ogan dred aud twenty (12) With the improvements thereon, consi frame houses. T! roperty is well located, and ty increasing in value rapidly. and wil! prove'a good investment. ra oMe-bait ‘Terms of sale: $1.00 cash; of which $10) must be paid at time of sale, the reeidue in three « yan) 8, and | t rel by 8 veucine Bbonia = tthe f det rents tennis ee Sve 'y8’ Botice at ri of IDgnent poreheser, ED W. JONES o ‘BI ONES. Prastes. _iy 23-ate THOS DOWLING, Avct '¥ THOS. FOWLING, Auctioncer; Georgetown VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN AT PUBLIC AU TION. of trust to the undermigued the 2th day of Jove, 1557 and re EB. No 11.f ber B.C. aster : ind Records of the District of Columbia. i Xpose to public sale. on THURSDAY. the he of August, A.D. 1965. at 5 o'clock im th» afternoon, in front of the prenitees. om undlvidet moiety, or half part of all that parce! and Tying ané sit th i Beginning on the east cide of Lich street fifty one (£1) feet two (2) inches south from Beall street ence Tubing northerly on High tre to street, thence easterty on Beall etree! on A twenty-nine feet seven (7 ce sonth parallel with High street tw » thence in a straight linc to the polo! of beginring, with the appurteuapoes and botie ings to the «ame belongin Terme of eale: Que-balf cash; balance in six months; with interest frow day of sale, eneurad to satisfaction of Truster. £10 t: be paid on the close of sale. Conveyancing and stamp< at per- (2) feet, and r'scost. If terms ‘Bot complied with tt ge trom On of al an ts sell Gt purchaser's 2On five ayn’ notioe. MAHLON ASHFORD. Trustee. 04 A FAY PELE OPPORTU. CHEAP DBY GouDs —W. our Store enlarged aud refitted. of this will run off our Stock of Sammer Goods at ToT sree! Ces. BENIAMIN MILLER, 01 Lridge st., Georgetown, ag Ss —WANTED TO RUY—AD ki: f $5.000- Pe nee Leaier! manne! itor whic s tairttice will te sald OER. Bridge street, Georgetown. felsiy eT OF Co} » 88. At Olty_of Washington, rd ‘the Ith day oa Jl, AR. "The updersixor ‘berehy elves ne of his appointment as assiguee > JOSEPH T. MARTIN’ In the city of Washing: witha salt District, whe nas bem edu: f. ankrupt yon bis own ‘petition, by the Sapren» Const ot said District. GhORG ie ky ‘ tterney at Law, iy 15-lawsw City Har, Assignee. a Coeeme a TNS Ue NOSPiTALS es ABD The Great American Wealth Restorer, DR. LAWRENCE'S COMPOUND EXTRACT ©: ROSADAL!I 4 8AFB AND CBBTAIB CURB (AND TRE ORLY ONE TET DiscovEaRD) ror SCROFULA, IN ITS VARIOUS FORM 8, scm as onsumption, fn its Karly Stages; Rolargemen end Uleeration of the Glands, Joints, Bones, Kidpeys, and Uterus, Chron Bbeumaticm. Bruptions of the Skin, Chroute ALSO, SYPHILis, 18 ALL ITS VARIOUS FORMS, DISEASES OF WOMENS, 8 of Appetite Sick Headache, Liver Com) Baio the 8 Impradenuce ia ife, Grav GENERAL ILL REALTH, And all Disoases of BLOOD, LIVER, KIDNE AND BLADDER At thoroughly erslicates every kind of humor god bad taint. and restores the entire system to a healthy condition. IT 18 PERFROTLY BARMLESS, never ducing the slightest injery. asd BF Used amd endorsed by the Londime Physi- Gians evervichere it is known. The following, among many hup‘reds of our best citizens, testify to its wonderful efcacy: CERTIFICATES FROM PUYSIOCIANS. Banrin Mo.. March 4. 1968. I believe Dr. Lawrence BUSSDALIS” w be the Brer a aspasrrs 1m Use, aud therefore fuily ics ae THOMAS J. BOYKIN, M.D. BROSADALIS WILL (TRE THE WORST CASES OF SCROFULA. BEAD THE STATEMENTS BELOW AND DESPAIR NUT. WiLson Count, September 10,0867 De. J.J. Lawrence: Dean phter, fveyears any 8 th Scrofuia pearly 1 tried a great many Physic @ithout relieving her mach; in Tact. moat said there was ne bope of cure. Dur ie, SB. BURNETT. SOSADALIS CURES ALL SKIN DISEASES years, wea vaccinated with what prove to be fmpure +4 destroyed his Bealth wit fave ‘os. of te Shem, acme be. Rowwinlls was r. A.D. weeks my soa be- came and remaine enter: /y well. Years tret 4. i. DANI BL. BOSADALIS IS A POTENT CHRONIC DIBE. BT, Esy.. arr 4 WILSON, NORTH CAR REVEDY IN AL Ks SEY ar Law, wae wh bate DSB cared of Chromic Intlammation ot ‘Rar. wines. of ten years ‘ bg. by Boradale. Gio.W. bLocnT THE RUSADAL' tictse. The articles from which tlisbed around each + ommen the Metical wherever it bas been introdacet, end BELIABLE Medicine for BLOOD, LIVES ond KIBNEYS. CHBONIO LIVER COMPLAINT ov! ‘This is to certify that 1 wns eared oF ©) ver Complaint by Dr. Lawrence's RB: onsen rhaving been coufined to my bed aod bouss for 4 long tue, and trying various medichies with- out bone I know of severai others the use of Bowndaln # fot a secret Mt lemade this conaty cored in nearly every honer tn. my usighborkeod mad ss a“ they all praise it see great edicts ee SBF THOMA GxzExe County August ty iy.) THOBN. Barrinone, February I, 19%, Dy. J.J. Lawrence © Droz Sia: 1 toke pleasure in recommending our 5 ass very powerful alt 4 bave seem it used tn two cases with bap, ue acase ef vecondary syphilis, if cured ‘after wi T by which your Rosadaite xcelient compound of al B. W. CARR, 4. D, y fe made. and find ft ap terstive ingredients. Tours traiy, We knew Dr. Lawrence's Eyrmiatia to bea eafo “nu reliable alterative, &c..‘and take pleasnre ta “ecommending it to the proteesion and the public. Paes RRS eB: I hereby certify that Iam asin ith the atove-nambed Physitiann: and herent January 7, 1868. gentlemen of \d stands: fommenity. sah si Fuh Davis * Jenusry BD, 1308. pe ae. S. Bosa\ WILL CURE TE: RST OF CHROMIC RUECR AFIS. Zz Beane Webraary ‘Bix : This is to Se bis BE oe oo