Evening Star Newspaper, July 30, 1868, Page 2

EVENING STAR. | Largest Circulation in the District CROSBY S. NOYES... +-Editer. WASHINGTON OITY: THURSDAY... -JULY 30, 1968, “7 PEADING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. SEB OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELB- | GBAPHIO AND OTHER UATTER. m FOR TEE ACCOMMODATION OF PERSONS ieay- 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. THE ENGLISH PRESS ON MR. BUR- LINGAME'’S MISSION. Many of the English papers received by late steamers, heve articles on Mr. Burlingame’s mission, which they do not scem to view very favorably. They can see no reason whatever, except the hope of producing a false impre=- sion of menace, why a Chinese government, Any more than a Japanese government, should have selected an American as ambassador. and &s little why the covernment of Weshington should be reprerented to the world as assum- ing a sort of diplomatic protctorate in China. It hss no special interests there, they argue, Rot shared by all other treaty powers, no influ. ence there greater than their own or the French, and no right watever to dictate to Europe what course she shall or shall not pursue in China. They protest most decidedly against Su assumption which, if it were real, they say, it would be necessary to resist, but which they claim fs not real, but merely an attempt to; create a false impression that demands put forward by a decaying Asiatic state are supported by one of the most power. ful pations in the world. Mr. Burlingame is simply a Chinese envoy, entitled to be heard as ambesscdcr from the power with which they have very complicrted, very profitable, and, it may be, very unjust relations; but he is Rot im any way the representative ef the Union, not entitled to any deference which he dors not obtain from the justice of his cause or consid- eration for hisreal clients. The poimt which Lord Stanley and the nation have to decide, is not whether any course of action they may adopt in Pekin will affect their relations with ‘Washington, which cares no more about China than about New Guinea; but whether the claims of a third of the human race advanced throvgh Mr. Burlingame are just or unjust, expedient for Europe to concede or inexpe- chent. The claims are to be considered, not the nationality of the claimants’ mouthpiece, and So considered, they must, unless fuller expla- nation siters their character, be rejected. The London Spectater, of July 18th, thinks the selection by the oldest of human govern- ments of an envoy from the youngest to act as | nts first ambassedor to the ervilized nations of the world is in itself a picturesque event, and may attract some attention, but that there is 3 “dodge” im this whole affair. The Chinese government, im its relations with the Euro- pean Powers, has one grand wish, and one €rand grievance. Its wish 1s to have as little to do with them as possible; its grievance, the treaty privileges claimed by all manner ot foreign residents. The wish is natural to an exclusive people, and the grievance is very real. The British, the French, and the Ameri- cans push their privileges to the utmost; they smuggle when they can and evade payment when they can’t; they never pay transit duties if they can avoid them; they utterly ignore and coutemn Chinese official rank; they ae prone to use force whenever force seems effective, and they generally make themselves at once disagre able and dreaded. Hitherto the Chinese bave attempied at once to resist this treatment and to maintain their own antiquated polity by the display of force, buy the attempt has iailed. They have therefore cast about fora new plan, and have fouud in Mr. Burlingame, American Minister to Pekin, either a very estute adviser—which is proba- bly the case—or & very sagacious instrament. ‘The Spectator predicts another failure, and says the general abolition of the old tresties cannot | © be conceded w thout some proof that the Goy- ¢rnment of Pekin intends to ob-erve a uew one. There is, of course, one alternative: they (the British) can reure trom Chima: ‘but there is no other, and retiring would simply leave the em- pire at the mercy of the first daring adventurer who had the wit to cee that the trade of the ports would support a Sepoy army. Tae Battimore awp On10 Rarrnoap.—An article in 8 morning paper states that notwith- standing the damege done to the main line on the Baltimore snd Ohio Roilroad has broken the connection with the West, tickets tor the West are sold and par.ies are compelled to travel in stazrs, &e, a long circuitous route to reach their destinations. Such, however, is not the case, for as soon 3s it was known here that bridges had been washed away the sale of such tickets ceased, nd has not been resumed. In the meantime the Company have at vstious places slong the line larce forces of men en- eaged in repairing the damsyes, working night and day, and at Ilichester a trestle work bridge bas been erected in piece of the fine bridge at that place destroyed, over which 8 irain passed safely yesterday. Tae Revorvrioy rx Javay.—The late re- Ports from Jap.n indicate that the revolution in Jape bss been disastrous to the new ideas of progress with which the Tycoon 18 ident It now appears that with the ad- vent of the Mikado party to power reactionary swfluence ruled the situation. The old obnox- tous laws against Christians have been re- vived. The representa. ves of the foreign Powers have proteséd, and the presumption bow 1s that the Nori wi!? combine ander the ‘Tyccon s7ainst the South, e-med in support ot the Mikedo. Such a combination is already hinted at. It it do tke place, it is only a jueston of time which will win. The Tycoon has the sympatby of the nations. His own people soone: or later wil: follow. Acaual boat propelled on anew principle has cen placed on the Erie Canal, and attracts | some atteution. The propelling power i: a | ‘wheel in the centre of the boat, whichis ar. | | ranged something like the driving wheels of a mowing machine. The whe-l re-ts upon the bottom of the canal, and ts fixed upon x fr. which allows it to rise and fa'l accordin= to the depth of water. The sped ts about twies as muchas by towicg. Tae boat creates no swell, and irom the shore it was impossible to tell where the motive power was applied Etontrex Hovas 4 Dav.—The drivers and conductors of the city riilroads in Philedel- phia have come to the conclusion that as other clasees are moving for eight hours a day they are justified im agitating for a reducuon of their ime, inasmuch s< they now work about eigh- teem hours & day for £2 per day. They bave held & meeting, and respectfully applied to the companies for a reduction in their hours of inbor. They have received ro auswer thus tar. The Abyssinian expeditionists nave intro- duced the custom of eaung raw beef, with mueb mustard aud pepper, in England. I: is said to be gaining hosts of adherents. Kaw beef, minced, and Bighly peppered and salted, has Jong been held herebouts, among certain medical men, to be Of great benefit as diet for comsumptives The journeymen tailors of New York are | ‘About to unrte in one organization, when a joint move will be made for an increase of their pay some twenty-five per cent. The wholesile clothing cutiers will demand four dotiars per day on and after to-day. ‘There is a fatal disease among the cow: in New Albany, Indiana The milk suddeuly ries up, the snimst gets sick amd soon dies. The of the disease is not Known. Som: believe it is communicated by Texas cattle. Several of the Legisistures of the Southern States are discussing the propriety of choosing Bjectors for President i the same manner practiced by the South Carolina Legisiature anterior to the war. Lioyd Tilghman, of Queen Anne's county, is & candidate for the Democratic nomination for the House of Representatives from the First District of Maryland. CHANGESIN WASH MEN WHO EF! A few years years section of this city ia the cognomen of “Swampoodie,” @nd an | unenviable reputation in th® po! annals from the frequent breaches of the id the people who then occupie@iand this beautiful ports of Me A walk through this locality shows what mighty changes afew years can effect ia the charac- ter and value of neighborhoods, ifthe improve- ments are of a natufe to Secure 4 good popula. tion, and tas section of the city will now con- trast very favorably in buildings and other improvements with tY>.e¥eR. with those in the tnickty built up portion. The most striking exemplification of this fact is brought to our notice by a recent visit in the neighborhood of the Government Print- ing Office. Persons familiar with this region ‘will recollect the large square of ground lying between the Printing Office and St. Aloysius Chaureb, which, a year ago, was occupied asa cern field by the reverend fathers of St. Aloy- sius, and which did not give much promise of great or extended imprevements. In this square there are now finished and in course of erection fiity three-story brick dwellings, aggregating in cost $250,000; all new style houses, aud ranging in price and finish to suit different grades of purchasers. The square has been sewered throughout, gas and water laid through it, and such a uniform system of improvement been imaugurated as will make it model and a pleasing sight to those who are tired and dissatistied with the straggling way in which most of the city 1s built up. On I street are twelve three-story brick buildings, with back buildings, press brick fronts, marble stoops and trimmings, Philadelphia style, con- tsiming from ten to fourteen rooms each, sup- plied with gas, water and heaters, marble mantels, &c.,and every convenience that can be found in houses of this class in any of the Northern cities; houses suited toa family of moderate means, and who want to live well. Many of the houses of this row have been sold on long time and easy terms to gentlemen de- sirous of securing & comfortable home and tured of paying heavy rents for poor houses. On H street, a beautiful row of thirteen houses, with cirenlar store heads and caps and press brick fronts, are being erected, These contain tem rooms.and are models of comfort and neatness. Allof this row except two have been sold to gentlemen who intend to reside therein. On the inner street (called Defrecs street, in honor of the estimable Super- intendent of Public Printing, Hon. Jg?- Defrees) are in course of erection twenty- story brick dwellings, with white trimmings and cellars, and with gas and water through them. This class of house 1s something new in Wrshington, comprising all the comforts and conveniences in & house of neat exterior, and within the means of almost every one, — of these Lave been engaged by clerks in Departments, who, tor the sum of 83,000, secure good home, and on such easy terms that itis as easy to purchase as to rent. This kindof house is greatly needed here, and we hope this block will be the beginning of many. In addition to this, two trst-class brick Gwellings are yeing erected at the corner of First and Defrees streets. These overlook the beau- tiful grounds 2d yoining the residencs of Gen ral Robert Williams, which has lately been remodelled and beautified. The most gratutying feature of this whole im- Provement to us iz the fact that it is all the work of a Washington firm. Much has been said and prophesied concerning the infusion ot Northern capital and enterprise iu our midst. Whilst we do not disparage s bur bid it Godspeed, it is peculiarly gratefiil to us } that one of our own people should ba and carried outso suce-<sfully the vate improvement ever attempted here, and which is, we doubt mot, rarely excelled in any city of the Union; a class et improvement which will do more to develop the city make citizens than any other which could be atiempted. How He Fazis Anoct It.—A lettor from Utica, N. ¥., to the Chicago Tribune, says «Judge Underwood, of Virginia, who is here in Uties to attend the commencement of Ham- tlton College, of which Horatio Seymour, Gov- emor Hawley, Gerrit Smith and himself are uates, says he has seen Chief Justice Chase ce the Democratic ncminations were made. Judge Underwood was ace-laborer with Mr. Chase in Virginia reconstruction, and is still trierdly to him. Mr. Chase expresses himself Ss s supporter of Gramt and Goltax, He states that the Democrats treated him with treachery and design, assuting him of the nomination at New York as a foregone matter, but asking his Co-operation in litle partagraphic points of piatiorm, so that they might harmonize in Convention, and not estrange the great minor- ity of Western or Brick Pomeroy Democrats.” a7-From Blanchard & Mobun we have Har- per's Weekly for August &. Harper is quick on the trigger with spirited illustrations of the great tlood in Maryland. Evypv or THe Sta iN THE PENNSYLVANIA Coat Recrow.—At nearly all the cellieries re. cently stopped in Pennsylvanim work has been resutned, and in the rest the miners are going to work atonce. An effort was made to get up snother meeting of strikers—the head- strong, uni tant oues—Tuesday afternoon, but there was only a corporal’s guard present: 20 the whole thing fell through. This was beyond doubt the final death throe of the strike movement in that locality. At Hazeiton, in the Lebigh region, all the collieries are in ope- ration. In Schuylkill county the miners are still lying idfe, but trom present indications will unguestionably go to Work in 8 few days. On the Lebigh Valley Rai:road the system of payimg the men by the hour has been adopted. The men work just a+ long as they did before, and get precisely the same pay. WEaE ‘PING PAPER FOL SALE, IN ondles of fifty and one huudred pounds, at ine STAR OFFICE. ay 0 con" metas La canes. ES . 2-83. sce os will teciea te wll jl pa: aS Acgast 3, to MOsDay, a rae ion A. K. SPOF FORD, Librarian. incre == SCBUATZEN VEBELN' Will be an election of OMicers for the ensu- year be Park. on WEUNES: ear held at the Park. on BRE 3 f Augus. Foils epeuel at 2 DAY. the .m. and close B. HENZE, President. ots OF EXCHANGE UPON LONDON AND PARIS For sale in sums to suit. LEWIS JOHNSON & aon Baukers, y TICE 18 nat, Sees Php _ Ve nee & AS “4 ‘wited to a PIC Rie sae aSutNG NOTOM ‘SKN. GERBU. 5 we bner’s =. ae thonbarst Booodaty” a I mert at Reese! > f ; SOHMIDT, Becretary. POLITAN BATLBOAD, Orrice Srv ENTEESTH Stu aly 20, 1335, tice tn hereby aiven. that the Direc of the Metropoliton Bailrosd Company have resolved te Sutictpate the pa; ment of the semi-annual interest cp its Bonds, te ‘cuuye from tad of Septem- by mand after tis ous at this ROCK GRANT ae RE Em SOOCIATIOM wtil be held rag the cor weet gad B erect north, r sates the 30th day of July, isis, at 8 etiace WO attend, beryl etvom, a use Or colue, S nd regard to 0 By onder. si’). -B. JEWELLs Secretary MASONIC —a isl Com: of the GRAND Wont Bethe Masonic Hail SRIDAY BvEwia . % Ba on PAY sete the Sha nae a7 By order of the MW Grand ‘aan a BOBLE D. 1 MISNEHABA labor. No, 4,1,0.4.9, members ot Mi See upened thas re g Loder. No. ie eext Siri all, No, — Binth a. 6. he sare ot iain wa this reed re the Bo! sae AND THE THE FLOOD c i. THE PATAPSCo. esti Pi hs Ri Damage. West of Ellicett City mes c.G. 7 @1 this City, a Buff ad je te Crops, &c. [Correspondence of the Star.) SYKEsvitie, Mo., Jaly 29. Editer ‘The entire valley of the Pataps- co presents one scene of ruin. Immense strae- tures of granite, used for manufacturing pur- poses, have melted away before the torrent. Dwellings, shops, barns, fences, trees, and gardens have been carried away by the flood, and many lives have been sacrificed. The de- sirection.as.dar west as Ellicott’s Mills, (or city.) Eas been described in the papers. The first place on the railroad west, is the old Eponssinrele Place, occupied by the family of Mr. c. G. Palen of Washington, as a idence. ree, ‘Telegraph ete Bees pper watt injured the buildin, a4 considerably. he shrubbery 18 covered wil several feet of shad, and the water carried off — bag te lumber and 12 tons ot bone fer- ensgquceted ra mors of its ravages. After awalk of eight miles, over rocks and stones, the railway track being mostly destroyed, he found his family safe. They remai1 under their roof until the water reached the house, when, in & terrible rain. they fled to the high grouyd. The house a century old, and was never before surrounded by water. The river filled the lower story and reached a height of four feet m that above—spilling and mizing bi generally, and causing considerable loss. Ville the loss is iL. Fp fine three-story brick house is a ruin, the large back building swept entirely away. | Silver, costly farniture, carr » china = glass- ‘Ware; contents of ‘cotton factory and store: barn, well filled; large stock of goods, tenant houses, two carriages, 5 carte, and = deautifi grounds "At. Sykesville, 1 ote and store washed entirely away. Tyson's Iron Works and tenant houses swept off. All of the railroad bridges tor twent, mules gone, aud not a section of the r uninjured. Houses swept off at every point on the stream, and every growing thing torn out by the roots or covered by heaps ot sand. The family of Mr. Garey were saved by on drift wood into trees. On the little Patax- ent the destruction of crops is immense. Mr. Brozena, who purchased a part of the Uarrol Manor, for $125,000, had more than 300 acres of ctops submerged. The destruction of proper- ty in all this region is terrific, and many fami- lies lost houses, clothing and provisions in ad- dition to their crops. very bia of the roads are quite impassable, and every on the Patapsco taken away. ‘one tel ph pole left Posaureoe ‘Wood. stock to Ellicott City. No lives, as far as xnown, were lost west of Ellicott i City, but the value ef buildings. crops, fences, machinery, railroads, telegraph lines, &c., &c., is incalcu- lable. No such flood, nor anything approxi. mating it has ever occurred since the settlement ofthe country. Great strips of old forest trees are swept clean, and the line of the railroad ond river presents a remarkable ecens of de- struction, Notwithstanding the great energy ot Mr. Garrett it will take several months to Testore the railroed to its recent condition. In addition to the losses the “depreciation of prop- erty has b en such that it will require years to overcome it. We are endeavoring to restore a temporary telegraphic communicstion along the line of the railroid, aud todoso we attach to trees, fence rails. and any object that will keep ‘the wires from the ground. OpgRator. ITY HALL, Was >, July 17. 1933 tice is hereby given, that aay oue found re Moving stove, sand. or gravel from strests where they cross Tiber Creek, or from any other streets OF property under the jurisdiction of this Corpora. tion. without written’ permission fram the Mayor or Commissioner of the Ward, will be prosecuted to the extent of the law Policemen re requested to arrest and bring ti Dupishment all whe violate | the law in thie respec Mayor. 347 SEVERTH STREET, AN EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE, Where, the poblic may find, always, “what they that of the best quality. SEVENTH STREET, ane doors south of K and Northern Market. > SS ree EFBIGERATORS. ER COOLERS, Best Pinted 1CK PIT . PATENT CREAM ¥ BEXZ 1G DEN’ EBS. cheap. "3 Housefurnish- ing Store, 519 7th street. ¥: " NOTr ] HE corantyay rs HERETOFORE &. EX- lating between J . Gpown ss the ‘tim te miner Byram, le vs atu F ae ca ated. No. 208 Ist, * SANNER. vahies H. BYBAM. Jule Sih, 1563. jy 39-3t* G®ET SALE OF BEMNANTS. ff our stock for the last two or three have sccumalated a large |i nds of code ‘and have had me.sured and marked the quantity Bnd price on each pieces and in order to. sell thers ee. quickly, we have marked them exceedingly “HWe would also call attention to our CENTEE COUNTEES, which are filled with SUMMER DRE®8 GOODS from 20 cents per yard up, and many of them at balf the orginal price.as'we are determined to = them out previous to moving. One price No devfation allowed. o*Ali goa marked in plain figures at the lowest w. M. bas Pas & BRO. lo. 38 Market Space, jy 20-3tit ee Ws a RE OF ree W. REED. ty PONS, otchotce JAPANESE GOUDS. ac 8 be obtained, Tholesate ana retail. SELLING P OFF! ~SELLI G OFE!! moar GOOD STOCK 01 oF SPRING AND sop see: closed oi 180 eof White Goods. Peta Wt Busting, ennrion, Linen Cambric 1s —sigads where a general gcortme id Cloths, Napkins. Diapers. Great Bi for the text t thirty — —— ms W. SELBY & U NITED STA’ STATES INTERNAL | REVENUE. OR. OT OF MARYLAND, mae ER TROM THE UNITED! STATES wiper | fines OUR iS during th he Inte flond are warned = plete it fadelivered fo the the United reates Of era the: rose law. ny pers ig Bonded rethinks ost t duiing ‘Any person hol He food not yet claimed ‘will please notify this oe. W. A. WIRONG. Acting Collect sy 29-98 Third District of Maryinad. Excnavine, LITHOGBAPHING, AND COPPER PLATE PRINTING, All kinds and in all the latest atylea, WEDDING PLATES, AT HOME, Ant INVITATION PLATES, BONDs. cOUPeNS, CHECKS, DRAFTS, MonoGEaMs, Bxecated by FRENCH & BICHABDSON, LITHOGBAPHERBS AND ENGRAVERS, 334 Pennsylvania avenue. jyZ-tt Aud 479 Ninth street. L. C. PARKE & O0., . WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ——— EVERY DESCRIPTION 0 a. T vLUM. mBING, Gi “ee ir Sean FIX’ caeeiee 500 ge, Xith re sh prone ane Dt ” SaaS ecaaes as wadiw ety wens ir @oops AT LOW PRI ). BOGAN» WiLie No. 329 SEVENTH . jo 2girert Mew York avenue end L street, LER ERNE Re WANTS. tween 24th and 25th ate., immediately. jv 30- 4) a avenue. south tite. sth nowee west of Ol : z nd We want HOUSES, and Unfarsishod, ical a se LLS & 00 iy 9 3t* NE. corner 7th and F sts. Sircanios ble White Woman, « a Wet ref e310" oth ee. fetrecn sad Ga Bary vert” ws iy39-4 WRTED-4 5 SBTED-A St seer RESON. to take charge a x rders Mo’clock and 3 Call at room 43 Patent eevee W eon irre vas perecaihed "ROUSRS, ntrally located, y registert their houses mar ate ia sarance LLLAM MCw BIE. House Agent, 49 treet ys 5D B ‘sod E atresi Was? (ney good ceed Must ben a ‘4 single man_preferred. om HOBEuTS, corner and 234 sts. west. /axre IMMEDIATEL! ber work, washi ing private’ ‘Teuliy, "None but the most ect fompetent need apply, at No. 303 B's tween 24 and iy eel Be = @ respectable widow. a SITU Witrin all private famit ty; Bea chit four years 014: wages manent beans. e for herself aud ‘childs f° Aira Box x 35. star U1 Warren WHITE | Oman, to cook, wash, fron, &c.. ins family of five or aux mired EAEE's Real Estate Occ, corner 7th end Bye Wares TO BUY—I (oe 56. 30stH. as RoworHiNG, Boots ant h street, between L = TED—NE -OFF OLOTH- ING, Watches, Diamonds, Gem, Revelvers, ny article of value, at the old-establiched firm FULTON & CO - Pawnbrokers, 911 finch i O®T—On the aut ieatant, at G at Glymont, on pair <f OPEBA GLASSES. ata: aati ud. the finder will receive their fail ral faving them at this office. iy30. 5 REWARD.—Strayed way. on the 2ith inst., TWO COWS—one & Brindle Buffalo, loug bag; the other a small Red (horned) Cow. with star in ber forehead. The sbove reward will be paid fe a gt return to JAMES RAY, 25th st., cy T ey ABD frayed or stolen, #1 $10 2 REWARD —Atrayad or wt hii tail wLite; touching the, cic; large. firshy bag o isin at returned to PAUL BART, slend 3 QOLEN FEOM THE SUBSCRIBER, on the BS mig! Teewey the 27th iustant. a soke of ox Isrge milk. su ther a roan beifialo if returned to THE B. onic on the: Yroed, pear Bilver Springs. ii owe 20 THE SUBECRIBER ON’ THE oat tert cram Died’ borne. The onner fa tee onted: 80 £5 come for: rd, prove pro + and tal away. Or ts MILTON, | Pimy "Branch, I back of aoe track. POR SALE. OR fALE—A complete OHEMITAL AND F ABILOROPHICAT REPARATUS. scita)ie for Joliege, oF High Rchool, in, sets oF ocherwiae, a6 Mines RE FOR 8 pegs family one 5h Sot gg 280 OF atte Metropol ‘an Bailrosd Ofiee fe JAGES. CARRIAGES ‘On hand a Ia: of fashionable light Oar- Sisese, of Co et ake and. ai Buggies, &c , i's GROF AND bgp oa go aan at the nerthwest cor: and FY PAT D street, between Tah a yk SALE—A NITUB! ad. 4 erik, Arhetend and Bureau. with marble G original Pee LAninRR's, southwest ¢ wet corseritee: | Fee iry of 20 COWS, fall eet of mi eke with the test Bie route is, “ races 4 ee 2 hogs; corn, wing. For Darticalar a Wey ioaulroat P Star Otte, or sddress 3 DaterMaN, amt OTIOCE TO aiceter a sizes and 5 eeguetaaress, massa SeMOULDINGE akin Gur ice cee ome are noe aa fall ss can hold. and we must make room oom for large supplies yet to in iJ 562 Tt! iy sea CHEERS PAPO 562 Tt ees LK DAIRY AND BOUPE | A fades PBTETLAND BOUPE,FO 705 Sieh ana See SALE—A D. Due FOR seas ity seeee ‘8 6008 Bi New Yor avenue seater 23 its BARE CHANCE FOR INVESTHENT. $25,000 IN the He Jy15-12t MARLOW & ©CO.’8 PERFECT FITTING SHIRTS MADE TO OBDER. MANUFAUTORY, 262 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. je¢-am P48, o1ns, GLABS, &c. We have now ow in eae shail continue to ke PAIN’ LASS &c. ti painting BU BBE Or. H.W. HAMILTON & OO. CEBTAIN CURE FOR OVBE-DRINKING, i i dec agent orerhatulgets Seceeere a aa ues te vou URE & 09. Pesmer me FRAME MOULDINGS. a ee ais. ICR OBBAM, WataR 10B% FOR SALE AND RENT. a eS re, eu in that part of bs IGUSE on. mh street. eethenietetle ATTINGLY, ahd National Hot-\ AOR SALE. oe Tame Bees Mand ary at. Brick and Pramente’ Sorests Ward, near the Toquizs on tha gramiors. sgn ion several PARES cn the salt water in St. "THEE PLEASANT FORSTS vista ROOMS 9th Sou loes streets Tent, at 537 — For farther P particgiers: C8 RI Inquire FS, BERT He. Post Offer. sow gens occupied “- :3 —Uarge eiry } BLOBS |: und or vlogicn for reneasele prices or S38 T%, nheds puitable for hows werwose eh and Wen ____ fr 690" ara! * ibrar ie REBT_—One of thoes destrable HOUSES ta Sorleeean sated Sw aren a b hee with, eas, water aud, bath every Fe Lact eet NS HOUSE on x treat. be be streets; arapery and fi gerden atta \. eds ‘Sueuire eect ance Teed ty 20-28* BRIOk a BILBO RN 522 @, t RENT | omeat SALE OR SALE OR BENT—A F DWELLING, ou sixth et ty. *y wor Ne, Mont: uty, Md Ingat ‘Bt the Caual: BorS2 SSetreats Washinton’ ene ne sth rom. o. O27 sland: In- 3 anth streets tween D E streets * o ont 90 PERSONAL. OR RENTS story BELOK F Got URE, coutaining lam oa rooms, kitchen bath | DE! SONAL MACHINE STITOMING wad il rorm, e user of pinin sewing dove at short “wotice nev “Aen at No. at8' Pe Penni ‘ave. “ HEREY pena sar Also, furaished Ro- a USE, “ nHOgD, Thi 0 LET—Neat Hi with ai "Thirty « convenie URNS y HQvaE, sie i ek Pam} nth faod ‘Hlichon wi Ewes olla. pobtisned Ry a mmo rooms onic se ar. Apply on the premises, 186 Bligh st." Jy 30'st™, re, declipe and secret diseases of Fv RENT—A ccwmfortable HOUSE of 6 rooms, | toumarriage wad the ite sitar aan . well filled with sheab: the 77 it 8 pe ae pension immetiately. freon. Oo De CURTIS mar enpire at 3 h, Between iet.and Zi | sifcasce of Seminal and ovens, Zoow mead ht td PRICES—0: 4 or two in house ri famih pa are fed te to pat mn at low rates if frollea for soon, Addrems"G. G. G..” Boat Often, For Fe -RENT—THREE OB FOUR ROOM nd fi ping. ent DESPAIR fre OM Dr_ DARBY, after Gein particular! fal i Female Onaee Biome se parelginty fe flows’ Hall, 7th et syi0-rm* RSONA\ Loc Jom ie i mrt eeiga in the MISSES OORSETS, allstyiva ant ie in Ss. sty! an: 3 street. between Sth and 9th oo Lonteta: ‘Also, e fow Boarders canbe camo: | avenve Batis Facront firm aw a Fran amma a | LARP PB YS Toutes on the premises LEE by st0 Sontarieeloere a Fvoans our ip e between loth and Lith sie. Samall family 19 hone, keep. No. 1 street, near M st. wire a |S : “0 0 URN HOUSE FOR BENT. to «small SPEED BOOS (08 REBT. to 0 email it 284 8th at.. ss eee WM. MELMUS’S 8: . EEOR WP, eoetbende are renmoran, eTLY. Hiss devoted mia preci itetaentg le the COOL CELEBRATED CHICAGO LAGER, at OON, ry BRICKS Nos, 69 ‘and Store om ith and U etreets. Av. at 69 1th street, which can be rented to oe advance, iy 2-3" ther or einele. tw commani- mae ab ancand floor; deliehtfully ‘and ew Yor Kteferenee required: ** eet Ye hilifal asa Sonsaention® oe aa yor. Eat. A small BRIOK HOUSE, ‘e Fooess. ga* and water: on sth street. hetween @ NIGREGULABLTIES: from whatever cause, and & ‘elieved for sale. ‘anniv weant folly ri ‘ROOMS. PRIVATE, Patients goompenebes pe Doctor. NISHED ROOMS street, two snites; a! Lavres OAN HAVE THEIB HUOPSKIRTS eee ia NTTA FURNIGHED HOUSE. eight Tous! Water on first and sec. AppIy ae S73 F etseot, betesee ah 29 3" Fi Di ERONT | ROOM. (12 bw 15.) . 7 to Rent, entra: ee from hall. $10 wr month.om Kew Hampshire areous and Gis lo, Firet Ward, dy 29 gndiivors “Ap ee sha st FIDENTIAL— ey Cc ERTLAL Young mes who bare fa ifte: Ease se the ‘fol Taree ofmarrica i men. bg = i ir yours. SOR RENT—A new BRIGK HOUSE cnataining | before hiedine oh So treatin E irecne rth sc idies improve tae ay on one, ney Roald ke: Tithe Seoret Priests re Street, between 2 portance Apply next door. No 5. - wine The Beer! on something of pean ed of comnege " Sent ea} we ie ats, Addrone De pe ONABLEES. RTA as ahaa 2 Ls RENT GOUSK eatin all the modern improvement) J.W.ROTE! RE Three story PRICK 10US¥, wit back hatlaing. nine rooms and cellas, ad wate) t 576 Ith st., bet. Md. ay.aad & BOARDING - OA! ING—Sivgle or Gent an i nee Ls bass sao ecient eae and P streets. ie 6 rooms. bance aa aoa —— 7 pant Rent $35, ote ii i fontheutenrn corner bd and Streets noth. or areas her RNISHEL BOOMS O1 vIKer FLOOR for rent. with en nOAuD. at a = 20 D street. bot. iy tt eet OR BENT — Th atary BIC. OUSE with Ieper ena iG aa | Paaneeey HODGES aren, aes Lag tee Dreane Ne! Xo 3s F wT see a a eare aT Far RENT_A neat twe-story BRIOK mouse, PSR acd aly i F street south above th; ronvenioat to 7eh | for twe wenticme lemen, a7 ‘Table Bo Board, 3 ion es care. Contains five rooms Biteots near Maseacts iuoette avenue. wot from 4toT ([SRRE Genri Ewen ¢ can PES BE st SUITABLY. T° esa eee ae ‘House on H Nm ae -inaedl }» One on 18th street. iy pe NB. corner 7th and F strecis. ey Wy Se unfarsished BOOMS, sal Rend Eo FOR BEE? BENT mts are ae a pire Inquire of See | Fase Sheer ane Hee ij } . , x iC Yooms. Apply on the. y ay B- TA nestiy farniehed front ROOM, = — BOOMS, suitable for other con ; for gentle: FEsaias Seed iy ot, Ho 506, ft abet: Rian Ties in ae = ORS, St oer. Other roews, with Board: Ges, ba =an ‘13th st., bet, F and @. SFE soe Baer | Puageany ais oo ‘and two = 46 streets. Table Boarders oe aptamer eee FRE DT BRT PanSey, et gad co Pert S07 oun 6th street and 4and7 Beri Forse’ oe Bicely is it low. 23,1 street, eg soot lew Fat ‘CLASS TABLE BOARD CAN pone ‘RENT—Two FURNISHED BOOMs, cos- co- ecting, on second floor. with RewaED. ‘Also. two om third floor. Healthy 4 moderate. Inquire at 427 I steest. meer gots neat win” te 37-4 Stary BUILDING. GEOBGETOWS, D.C. FIRST Phase BOARD, with large comfortable end other Kooms; gas conveniences, can Potcectoea ov mekorsse Fates, by applyiag to me, on the premises. rnercmad L. P. KEAOH, Proprictor. Bivaeens BS Sere of bome; Furnis! Hi i Z i el ae : i jG HOUSES Tith ; built ia the wi PRICK Byzu . Nos. 483 and 483; mts, gus Qnturee, Be." Bor fail Gaastate bRORER 48s street, near E. BE Smet AND. Sed oe ‘the late fod Bt BRICK OK STABLE, containing three house, with an enclosed er particulars inquire at my residence, . 399 F street. Saree | oy ANNA I. RYON, Executrix. H 5 Hl i i 2 : i ber SELECT fe Ls IRLS the ret Scho: i : f bel 2 2 >] ge: ne gw 4 : PIO NICS, EXCURSIONS, &e, — can be chartered Te Ard fase wtb seas real rane swt BIVEK touching on her way down to lard {hat dened was PL erry bs THE ne a4 PeARp brig NI ace NOT aw Tow ee tre 9 country. Master WILLIE HAMMACK. Three Hundred Prevons witli , ome of the finest abate tm this eects. a the moet ve Procigy of the age. wrt! ress St evenret Tickets 30 Cente man and Ladies Ferry Free. Exec FREDERICKSBURG AND THE BATTLE GROUNDS, AUGUST 5, BS65, ding an op Good mame wil provided. and refccatments for dst ‘moderate 0 children under fourteen yoare of the on the avenue ry ARRANGEMENTS iam F. Farrish, j PROLD * YOUR CATHOLIC FREE scHOOLS. THE V. C. F. SOCIETY WL. CIvE aw EXOUBSION TU @LYMONT MONDAY, Ave ST 5, 1868 ‘The steamer WAWASET will Jay wharf et balf-past seven tn the Moruimg sud at one aod bali past five inet the aitermoon. Re tu reine Mt leave Giymont at Batt past thre 2 Feea a Cotilion Biuste bas beeu eneaged prof ils Hescurs ton will be devoted to holic education of boy, nr money caring tit devoud toe for yourself and fami i fot pesscngere at Alcrag. and Pye ‘a.—returaing to it bay ie ARROW also makes SEMI-WEEKLY abtauh cw UEsb ay Sod EROR SSS ¥ (weather permitting.) st 4% : eshlngton oo cS hight excarss ine Potomac, (Tuseday ms on end areday afcrneoes excepted.) by applying ow uxs FEES, Gouorel Superinteudeat, 2 “ Wo iardet Mowe aerogenes et tae eee, ay 2m N . AMERICA AND WASH INeTO BT A DEAS AND STRING ba - nt Lio ae ey 25, Luteliie» ao" Buildieg Sorsesme ne Bo. * ACHEALD Agent MSGi eee SCHUETZEN PARK. THURSDAY, Jety 30rn, i565 GRAND CONCERT, PRIZE BOWLING, ASD . TIGHT ROPE PERFORMANCE One PIANO and three otber Velcable piace wall . be roiled for. Qt ¢and7 o'clock p. m., TIGHT ROPE WALKING, By Prof. B. LUETT Amines. » 85 Cents. Members PEEK. P2OF, KREIS DANCING ys Tekep Nea THi BaDAY ss frow 8to w see howe. entering: pow receive sfullquarter. Regular class e Toesday in Beptember ote rae Y. can the First WOOD AND OOAL. la ay: ALS AN ae top, Gnlet Once, @ street wharf vv e "Sout a on CO., corner 16th ant Wash- L. LUCHIs & Co., ith w Fuchs SorBe ZED and H Weshing: e corner Bi town. i515 6mm OAL ABD Woon. ¥. In Ww. PRT Lekie se asmrnoror ts sod Tey wy Ward. gir azifens nants TN TE york BEATS PORE: The eters: Stee mga refunded. Bou: a would de weil ai ry Th ese |, Sud will be filled months at Present ‘igure, aod tor wap. Peceived. —— i ay 18"