Evening Star Newspaper, August 12, 1868, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Cirelation in the District | -Editer. | CROSBY S. NOYES... WASHINGTON OITY: WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 12, 1868. S7 READING MATTER ON BVBRY PAGE. SEB OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELB- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTERS. —— ee FOR Tux AccommopaTion OF PERSONS leay- 49g the city during the summer months thay can bave the Stax mailed to their address, py ordering the same at the office, for 12} cents. Per week, tor one week or mors oo Ee —oooooooSS THE DEATH OF MR. STEVEN Although the ‘condition of Mr. Stevens bas been such for months that his death wasn event to be looked for st any moment, the shock that the announcament caused this morn- img that he bad passed from earth ifdicates unmistakably—if the evidence were wanting— the remarkable bold be has bad wpon the pub- lic mind. For many years he has been the central figure in Cougress, as he was pre- Yiousiy amongst the distinguished public men of his own State. Bold to audacity, fertile in resources, of fearless frankucss, apd impe- ious will with great powers of mind always at command, be was # born leader. The public have seen with wonder his tremendous power of will, enabling bim to triumph over the severest physical infirmities, and, despite these drawbacks, to assume and maintain the lexder- ‘ship in Congress during the most exciting and troublous periods of American history. ‘Will be mourned throughout the country as ® great party leader and public man, bu; here tears of special regret will fall to the memory of one who, in his public course. was siways large-minded and generous towards the people of the District. No considerations of Barrow-minded parsimony ever swayed him to oppose the appropriations necessary to carry on great public improvements for the matiopal city; and, indeed, bis warm and persistent advocacy could always be counted upon for any great measure for the development of the country. ‘His generous championship of what he be- lieved to be right and just regardless of party considerations was shown by his earnest but ineffectual efforts to secure adequate conpen- sation for the bard-worked and poorly paid Department employees. No tribute to his Memory will be more sincere than that given y¥ the Department clerks of Washington, to One who devoted slmost the Inst hours of his public life to thetr servic pe SecenivaihdrerSeaee aa The New York Herald bas taken one of its Perodie summersanits, and after remaining constant to Grant for some weeks has now flopped over into the Democratic ranks. The World now drops its abuse of the Herald and the Republican papers take itup. The New York Commercial of yesterday asks savagely: *Why don’t the Hereld walk straight back into He | the Copperhead camp, instead of sneaking and | crawling through the fence like a whipped spaniel =" ‘The Herald takes as the cue for its chanze ot faith the result of the elections in Oregon and Kentucey. The Democratic majorities in these States, the Heral? holds, indicates «that the popular impulse against the Radicals” is deep- er than most men thought, and that i: is doubt. ful if there is any power to stop its progress. The Herald also puts outa theory, calculated to rather startle its business readers, that this Popular impulse or reyolutie: isto result in Tepudiation of the war debt. Revolutions, says the Herald, always repudiate the debts of civil war. Such repudiation is the basis of compromise, for neither one side nor the other will consent to repay money bor- Towed to put it down. From all this the Herald forecasts that we shall yet see a Congress elected strictly to repudiate the debt; and that in the meantime the same impulse ‘Must act consistently in sweeping republican- ism from power at afl intermediate points, of Which the Presidency fs a very impcrtant one. From the fact that it is yet some three months before the Presidential election, the Repub- licans may take heart in the probability that the Herald will be on their side again before ‘harevent. The September elections may per- aps give that paper occasion to east a bran Bew horoscope of the political future: let us trust with the repudiation feature omitted, “whoever ts elected Governor.” ‘Taz Nationa: TazaTox.—Mr. Stuart Rob- som nd his burlesque combination are gaining im popularity nightly. The company is cer- tamly the most admirable that has visited Washington, and is drawing good houses. This evening they repent the capital burlesque of “Black eyed Seu-sen,concluding with “Jones’ Baby.” On Friday Mr. Robson has a benefit, ‘when “Mazeppa” will be given, when those ‘who want good seats should secure them in advance. Elsewhere will be found the very impertany opinion of Attorney General Evarts upon the Question whether the conditional resignation of Commissioner Rollins constitutes ® vacancy. At will be seen that the views of the STaR as to the character of the opinion are quite sus. tained by the document itself. MDLLE. TosTeR.—This distingntshed artiste tm French opera arrived in New York yester- day morning in the Ville de Paris. She takes ber place again in Mr. Bateman's company, ‘hough the aate of her reappearance on the stage is not named. General O.O Howard addressed the colored people in Columbia, S. C., yesterday afternoon im the Hoase of Repres*ntatives. Tar Groucia Lugiszarvexr.—in the Sen- ate yesterday upon the question to sustain the decision of the Chair, which was, that inas- much as Bradley bad resigned, the c1se was out of the hands of the Senate, the yote stood— yeas, 2: nays 1 Guawtat Gazw. yeneru Grant reached his old home in Galena on Friday. He was Warmly welcomed by & great multitude of people. In reply toa address of welcome, he spoke as foliows: Gentlemen and fellow citizen of Galena—After ‘an absence of years from your midst, it affords me great lh gee gee return here again | as I hope, spead an agree. | able fortmight wich you. Paring that time I ‘Will be bappy to see you ut your homes, an. at | mine whenever you can make it coavenient to | call. I shall not on this occasion. nor upon any other, make you a speech, which I sup- pose you are well Aware of. Lam very glad to see you. Lovrstawa.—A Louisiana newspaper says | that complaints are beginning to come in of mere or, less injury to the cutton crop on Ot heevy rain. ‘The bolts arm hi fasts and fears are entertained thar this rarm, damy weather will develop the cotton worm, ‘The young corn and other crops are doing weil, In North Louisiana the sensoa continues yoty |r gah the lower parishes. The ‘BSeuth w With & coutinged favorah!+ seasou, ‘make from 2,000 to 3.500 hogsheads of sugar this season, against 1,900 as the produce ~ 87° Counterteit tens on the Seratoga County National Bask, Waterford, N. Y., have made their appearance. &7 The Western women bave been holding a couvention in Chicago. S7 The Mount Washington Railroad is now completed to within three-quarters of a mile ot the summit. Over two miles are completed. G7 The tenants in New York are cooperating ‘agains the landlords. Ey is said Gen. Beauregard is to marrys New York beiress. S7-A colony of thirty or forty — goes from podeesaees N.J., to Western Kan: &7 The Emperor Napoleon has Tmeraiuesd bull-fights into D France. Pay Focpnant mee y of Cambridge Cite, Indi- organized a colony to emizrate to nor- ‘aan ‘pico and goes himself at their heod. ee —— has given place to body mauling in Connecticut. The minister fizhts outall dificulties with bis parishioners. Co!- chester started it. Ge The Madison b nocnsia) Journal My fashionable it bas quite of inte ladies to visit ou! Our quiet beer saloous With gens tlemen, Of 8 cooling glass of beer.” 87 Stephen H. Phillips, formerly Attorne, General of Massachusetts, now holds the sanie ich He whe od S67 London laments the Iack of ice, and whit it bas is very dirty. bolls are shedding | We under- stand that the bosses = ¢ willing to-pay $5 for nine hours’ work, provided that they are not ng Apprentices or work- ing tiareelees New York Express of last night says number of men unemployed is scam tn Oey ‘et T* Only men yester- day at Demilt Dispensary. It was ‘stated that layers were ty Ole it . Cb, aud ‘Ot. Mr. Chestetwood, of mtr ere attended be- fore the committee,, ed for bricklayers to work ore <a) Baar. There wasn éarly part of the day Thee the bost masous had to the come truth of the sto: that no terms wil eight hours as being virtu the only question now to the bosses on the other issues ! Tue Rrcuxoxp Rror—The Richmond pa- Pers of yesterday morning give very brief ac- pote of the riot which occurred night, whieh te evi- dence that some of the tele ‘gtapbic accounts were much exaggerated. Ts do not notice ‘zaminer says: “The crowd, notwithst fg it was so large, was exceedingly quiet and indulged in m0 Setaomstrations except te Sp- pland the s prevailed e ‘where anti. ‘whilst Judge ‘uid was speaking, & negro, who was standing on the outside of the crowd, remarked seyeral times, “Ob, you dry up,” - Vote for Grant,” &c., and ‘nally threw a rock into the thickest of the crowd near the ‘Ss stand. Ina moment another was thrown in another direction, and @ scene of great excitement and confusion eusued. Many persons fan off, and the negro who threw the rock was supposed to have run intoasmall woogen building near by. Search was made for him, but without effect. Several shots were fired, one of which took effect iu the back of Peyton, inflicting a but not serious wound. He was taken to the station-house and tis wound attended to. Mr. Flegenheimer was struck on the head by one of the stones and head severely cut. course of ten or fifteen minutes, the crowd turned, and Judge Quid proceeded with bis speech. Tbe same thing was repeated whilst Judge Cramp and Mr. Kelley were speaking. The rocks were thrown from behind a smali house pear by. These outrages caused some interruption, but failed to break of the meet- ing. The colored man who was wounded has since died. 87 Some of the Methodist papers speak strongly against the desecration of Sunday under the pretext of attending recent eamp meetings. MASTER BUILDERS’ o DaION a special meeting ee be helt wnat re ae THIB( Wedsesiay) BVENING, “wo Forder A DAVIS, Secretary. CITIZENS OF ientin wase, DOUNTY > Phaae, RESLOERT. - T. STEVENS ovr a are requested to meet THIS Pweomensayy FVENING. atgo'clock.in the room fof the Committee on Post OMices and’ Post Ro, im the east end of the Capitol Building. 1t* Rts OF EXCHANGE UPON LONDON AND PARIS For sale in sums to suit. LEWIS JOHNSON & CO., Bankers. iy 01m LIBEABY OF CONGRESS, . ate INGTON: July 29.1953, | lic fr hous Ses" eBay public from ‘aenan Ay aoe’ ah SPOF FORD, Libraci emt TR FOR fai In lee of and onehundred STAB OF FICE. veel. st (O° sey Sevens srazer, ae dogriigter td BOOT AND SHOE mey find, slways, wae os Thats of the dest quality. SEVENTH STBEBT, ‘Two doors south of K and Northern Market. foot Library of T ENT OFFIOB. U * * “7m, , SNOW, of ipdene ©. July 29, 1388. NOW » of Ln nee, Lowa, ex- larvey Snow, extensi th ild be ove ths f bear eels “A Bisee Commissioner of Patouis. is GIVE NOTICE, That the eub. ‘T\server Pte gblained from the a Orphans ober * Cours of Wasningto wit, the Diatrtof Oolum: | estate of ens MASTIN, late o wWerking: in county. deceased. Il po font the wal are hereby warest = it the same, with we tharects to the pater the Uith day of Aa? nents th rie by la - eaxaluded hand thisilth day of August tame” "Mer ‘et MASTIN eu Il law3w aministrator. Se pemreenepennne ee Tax wxst vay axp srRaw OurrEeR BEFORE THE PUBLIC 18 SINCLAIL'S PATENT SOREW PROPELLE: So pronounced by all who have used it, for cutting HAY, STRAW, AND FODDER. It has greater capacity than any Cutter tow manufactured, and is the strongest, cheapest, most durable, and eastly operated. Ail atzes, for baud or horse power, constantly on hand at factory prices, without the addition of freight charges. JOBN A. BAKER, Bole Agent, AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE, aul2-<otw Louisiana av., bet. 9th and loth sts. AY PRESSES. be Pees i BOPE, HAY AN RE FORES HAY A 4 KNIV} AYA! RIVES, GRAIN BACKS, LATFORM AND Roumsze scat " Foirbenke put ther patterna,) RH RS, otauthn Cuan ac. NA RARERS AGRICULTU nan WARA HOUSE, 85 and 99 Loutsta pct LD MEHONSE hat cam be me will find = purehaser by Inquiring of SND. e ReRISON Real Estate Agent corner south A and New Jorsey avenue. yi 18 TO GIVE a ae a = scr of Wasttocton County io fhe Lietz coin personal setste sf OWRM MUMBAN inte of Bathe room ee Cie. C-, deceased “All pareoas larine arned to exhibit: the samen eine thes ae -tottaruhecrines clewe ‘or before } ae oer we eaay, otherwias a Ty bend He Th dae ST NN east, ead ett, ne SURANCE. > ERAL AGE ¥ 2 FOR THE miodie- Ge sunance et a(x) UTED STATES OF AMERICA, Bert, MARYLAND, DELAWARE, vimarra, WEST VIRGINIA, AND DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. AT THE OFFICE OF JAY COOKE & CO., FIFTEENTH STBEBT, OPPOSITE TREASURY DEPAR TMENT, WASHINGTON D. 0. Th oy WATIOWAL, LT LIFE Ratt vig Lah baa Stoscgress approved July 25,1558, wi Andis now thoroughly organized and proparcd for business. Aberal t offered to Agents and Store: who are invited to apply ai cur ofice, © eas TRB WATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE CO orTHE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, WASHINGTON, D. €., Chartered by Special Act of Congress, Ap- proved July 25, 1965. CASH CAPITAL... oFFIC IN THE BANKING-HOUSE OF JAY COOKE & Co., WASHINGTON, Cc. OFFICERS: C. . OLARK, Philadelphta, President Jay — Chairman Fiosnce and Brecative cr | aeNEY Db. Dv. “CooKE, Washington, Vico Presi- dent EMBESON W. PEET, Philadelphia, Secretary hington, Assistant Secretary, SMITH, M. D , Medical Director. J. EWING BRARS, M. D., Assistant Medical Di- rector. ATTORNEYS: WM. E. CHANDLEB. Washington, D.0. GEORGE HARDING, Philadelphia. MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD: J. K. BARNES, Surgeon General United States Army, Washington. P. J. MORWITZ, Chief Medical Department United States Navy, Washington. D. W. BLISS, M. D., Washington. DIRECTORS: Philadelphia. Philadel phi: 'ABRB.........Philadelphis. a. Tie Fecal eal Lo Setavurisg ite life yet present tod to the SHY seseteos AM AXBUAL incomes gaat +4 Som paar a pan ‘OTAL AMOUNT OF Gition to the amount ue ention of persons conta ineurt par ie have is Ma called. to the to the tof inraraace ea offered by the Mational Life Insurance Com. pan} Circolars; Pamphlets, and fall partic h Oftice f the 3 8 SaunPa this clty-oF to tts Gensel Agen ihe Gem GENERAL AGENTS OF THE COMPANY JAY COOKE & CO., New Yerk, For NEW YORK Btate ha Northern NEW JEB- E. W. CLARK & CO., Philadefp! For PRUNSYLVANIA on8 Southern BE JER. JAY COOKE & CO., Washingten, D, C. Bor SEND: ERS sae Fa Yipenia J. A. ELLIS & CO, Chicage, Hil , For ILLINOIS end Wisconsin. Hon, STEPHEN MILLER, 8. Peal, ene For MINNESOTA, three ood wages utider. th, near 6th, a Fo ea eee geod WOMAN RR — charge of tg Ks Chess cor cf cea ceeaca eee street, with a capital of ‘Aédtpes Mocebsay U Post Office, A cour Ss oy vate eam teres ether work. hey 6th ai ip ae Waren area sored teaaily Apply to No. bees in this Ital earatred wi address “boatn BY RIOR AVERS WANTED —Apoly.at once to BOTCHING er spend Bee Yor om re Bus. between rh uth sti by een irl, and fron, or ate Counlly. The me kes in a small Gia tarwae dishes: Appiy nt, 171 Po ivan rant, on ee. Premtecs, or at 249 F etree! [WO COMMUNICATING E room avd Kate! on Arare bar- $9 “Sallding. Ucase of eh wailding. Inquire on the au pevied, For SFE: A feet chan DRICK WOUND": 369 G street south. near 6th street. and on: ‘wa:k from 7th street ‘ae emuene care. ae. se contains 3 ron’ collar, and 2- stable, and in good order. Rent 930 per mont ee Tee, .M Shera improvements. S10 per Also. Wo. 117 —— Pte ran eae Only Kiso. No’ 515 Marrlond avenua, (Ts ni foome; water, ges, and bath. “Quly Bio “per mou ILLIA McNFIR. cag PM WILLIAY, Norms Sxvisra STREET PROPERTY FOR SAL! BY JOSHUA WHITNEY, (Late Rohner & Whitney,) Ne. 416 7th street, eet, between Gant 8. A large three story BRICK, between T and containing. ou the Int Reon, tein large stare room: cellar under both. and on the 24 and 84 bis Arranged roome. occupied asa dwelling. The building has a front of 39 feet on 7th street. bs- fveen Land M streets. Price $12,500; one-third Taree BUILDING SITES, 297 116, tom alley, between N and O streets, Torm down; remainder in one, two, three and Also, on the same street, near the Park Hotel two LOTS at 25 cents per square foot. au 12-3t A moreno by the Gass or Gallen. 8. CALVERT FORD, rf 10. 986 Penna avenge. H" BURY smiTH 3 KISSINGER WATER On nee FICHY WATER fe potties, for S:CALVERT BORD, oe Tortjuments. mente fm the A fm all tte bree) ope from 3s : Gem Likeuesses for Lockets, Waichen, ait other milniaty: STAMPING FLUTING AND PINKING DEPOT, HAS BEMOVED “ TO 322 F an 6-tm OB BENT—A w Hh eatabiisbed DI DRUG BTORR. ‘an the corner of 4 dH gtreet sorth, Inquire et No. 699 H atrert, au ten ™ 10-38 NTED—Bys married aire. Ww TION in 20 Joory btore or Wood Coal at cd Cw Dye can pets Moat T ae. onerally ref ferences ire" . T. Post = ee, WARTED-A six or furnish OUSE, by erespoanttt ‘tenant, it, fe nail fern vin good location. inate ‘Star Oltice. OMAN, to cook, Wat FF Secine (mater ate coor arg rice, bates cormarth aud B ets preg RE 8. JUSTH. ea Pe) KOLOTHING, Boots S434 7th atroat, between Northern ‘Liberti etre Ne soni? Clothing soldat reasonable inB-ly ARTED NEW AND OAST-OFF OLOTH- Wik Watches, Gems, Revelvers, er an) Je of value, at the old-established firm of B. ytieeg 0.. Pawn 1 Ninth street, near Penney! ani avenne. \RD.—Straved away on, the ht 0 BED 00 email bell on her peck. aid tor her return to MIOCHABL, McN bet. tu = rt Serta Liberty Market, a an FuMeLE PUUK ST. BOOK containing Abont G18, A given by retarniny to'512 Fret SAE took FIXTORESSG00D WILL Grocery Store. Store an -are momen 35 soot month; situated on the southeast corner of L and Isth ets. au 11-6t* = SALE—At a ereat aren oe two story ewe ‘on 10th street near 0 5D fret ud." Apply at No. 12 Louisinas avons for Fticulare. an 11 -st* EN’ TT the intersection of North Carolina avenue 34 street. Capitol Hill. “Apply om the premians ter 4 o'clock au 112 ‘OE | maith From three to & Fort wooms. connecting, with gas, end water. muital is for honeekeeping or offices Ren! reasonable. rooms; two in good repair. went. rooms ry No. S45 H strect, near 6th atreot en 1-3 contain’ Parlors, passage. Kitchen-and three chambers jlecated ‘on Ith wt between O nod P streets. No. 277. t corner 3d. Koquire south: and L streets, at D. O Ao Sd Foss SALB- Ons of the most Geairabis ge pleasant at rt ot th ‘Sey "Iwate the pre 9 fouire on the premiess 2 Elcreet ‘north, near 10th street. an 10-31 1B RENT—The DWELLING ver Gartrell ‘Shoe Store, cornet I streets. Also. suite or single toome. at 439 18 Sete street, between New York aveaus and au f-3t™ F 1B RENT—FUB: 1SHED noe single or in suite. at No 455 1 street. betweon 7th and scarie the 11th inetant, a POCKE “BOOK, containing som pers. of vi A Uhtral re Toward will be OHA BEL: corner of orstolen, asmall BI marked ia both ures Slee b ‘since Friday last. The above reward a for her recovery. SUSAN JACKSON, treet. between 12th an eal /-2" TSTRICT OF COLUMBTAG on Wasit- INGTON ereby c Sty that'A GOs ronght before 1 borne, of ‘Wasbfogtonteounty, at the Beace. fa and for 9 said one of the Justices county, thi imal has a large wart'on left chock xe, et 2 jas a large wart on left cl Given uncer my hand snd seal this eleventh day 188. ARTHUR SHEPHEED, J e. (Sear.} ‘The owner of the above described Horsein ro- {uetted to prove property, Day charges. ‘ae! take al 7th st. rod, near Rrigh! FUR SALE. SALR OF — (me ea BOILER and nd BROINE sin cobpiete order. “Bens yer nse for it. Apply at af Wil OUI aUiwaNUis Wood! and Coal Yard, ay LE MAB aan LEST for sale, at Mr. + Acker’s Stone Yard. a lot of superior Ital- isn Marble MANTLES, “ ich will bevaold forcasb. Inquire of N. Acker, office cormer New: Jersey avenue and Ist street weat. eu 10-6t* JeMES L A Be RABE CHANCE TO TO INVEST. ‘Btock of Serars. Tobaccoand Prego Plate show cases for :ale below cost, and store room and fix- fares for vale, Bai given for sell. tisfactor 3 3 Dairy, a 20 0 COWA. fall eet ot mite yparatus, mi) ‘the . ee — AT O OGDEN'S HOUSEFUBNISE ING STOBE, ans st" 9 Seventh Street. “ Sa TENTs."" I bave on band « large variety of TENTS. ALL SIZES, FOR SALE BR RENT, es FOR CAMP-MEETINGS. Apply to E.G WHEELER, Seventh street and Canal Bridge, aus-tf South side. Enxcnavine, LITHOGRAPH AND COPPBE-PLATE PRINTING, AH kinds and in all the latest styles. WEDDING PLATES, aT HOME, And INVITATION PLATES BONDs, COUPONS, OHECKS, DBAFTs, MONOGRAMS, Executed by FRENCH & BICHARDSON, LITHOGBAPHEBS AND ENGRAVERS 334 Pennsylvania avenue. iyz-te And 479 Ninth street, EACH tec = ees ees Puget tw rae, W. M. G: & 00., je 8-tt Indiees avenee Lurortanr NEWS. C. B. JEWELL'S PREMIUM SOAPS are acknowledged to be THE BEST 80aP8 FOR THE LEAST MONEY tn the market. 8nd are from jurieus Chemical Iterations, The premium OBTENTAL SOAP, SS “| OBEMIOA! P, The “ ThURDRY F BaP, cad to give pentet ea K GROCER these ad SK YOUR sae end take ont ante by wt of the BEST GROCERS in the Meoufactory, Nos. $00 and 503 G etreet north ity, and are gearan- Botwoon ath and islet Mesblastoa. BD. o Bovors b Beh; ithy location, at ‘Boar d Pegi: Besley Locatoa, =o OB BENT—. x three washer cp pS B en ‘Upper end of P large lot room: ‘command fh ~— peas rk one ne Grocer, au 10 at Betage and Congress nts. t LAND at ‘eal aries See Spa lace ot fi th TO a sof 070 from the cal Se Fol EN, ° 10-20 J Oarner of Wik oad F aecets, ‘OR SALE—A good two-st FR vse. Fei ith Kitchen. ot outbulliloge wreten thee a that it can be easily turned does not want to k part «fthe Tot is a Cog tthe, irchaser encore. Fhe vacant rm Any ove hp ales hemes! ard makes b ‘hol ne gar- ed water is in the yard. pleasant convenient ir of all debts. may call on the amiang argain with the owner. FB. STAHL. Ais PBIVATE BALE. UARE 9. and LOTS ip sauare 999. between B and C Inquire of M. and 0th =, BAUD WW corner ast Capitol and ivth streets. Ste AND | DWELUISG FOR BENT. aan established Rook and Fancy iy at Fayette struct, George! sat Fo SALE—On eight or = ‘cor. ecAer. now Daliding. of best material, and ated on T street rorth, bet' worn hee Zpome. Kitehen, ba location. neat tha Tress, at (Ho. 37 Penman HEN® Between loth and 1th stress. Tees Bxcus MONT oy Basettio ‘wishin, Becorai ereby notified OWERS. Bea 8 Buperie fencen cont. fate of 38 street. where'h ‘where he will 4 a OF inimnan seer Teh at: wharf. aus tm PRYATE Dr DISEASES = Fone sTaRDING ERUPT! ort thorough man sogre passed Simei aystem what- med: fe “ikuectLeairies Callen wie. street m Stl SOLUTION. heretofore existi ‘The Copartnershi between ater pnd — newme and style of H. F. av Jay hat HF ebted wil wine aula tetas spt perment, ocd sii rsons hat = ‘the above firm wiil SS ov pees. DW. J. RILS. on will -_ continue the wi ist good Grocery bas own accoun my aicte yoy ea Berl gk ‘edition of this vieed avd t nn Tiytbe autor: re Dr. CURTIS. This vat i PERSONAL —MineES CORSETS ‘ail coe AOS FACTORY, 49 bo R. CE SUBGEOW AND PHYarG TAN, 266 PENNsYLVANIAa AVENUE, above — Rovere Many years to the treatmes ~y if ter sod Ban et ‘et with the greatest succses ing a,tain ok Bana fanaa ‘ork. treatment will Gné hip very aki confidential. oe GULAITINS, from whatever cause BOOMs PRIVATE, Patients comcempe® the PIO bs EXCURSIONS, a, SILVER SPRING sareeable to all who may Fuiors tp Meryinva. tambia wil) COMMITTEE Geo. B_Fillebrown, Davie Rdee, ao Lost aN reLanp THURSDAY, ae Lookocr For rar rr y ORAND TouR awalost aw 14) istann, FRIDAY, AvGUST 1aTR Tickets, 50 Cente, Bt, aduiting « Sevtieene ond BSION ON Potow ie Pon re NAS AND Tuire with iittio Sess cndering feom the of cote of the heated season can per- chase tickets of the Oaptaiue of the fine pew swift steame: runni, honrly between Westie jon and Adexandria for Fifteen Cents the ‘trip—persoes gotoe om these meets lending trem oe UIrAs oon pit a tbe chartered ti by small partice deviring Bicaher WAWARET 25 bs charterc® for Dey Biget Bxcorsion YS, TOMBDAYS, P ace. PAN ot -mac mae os. oursion cherters pa a the office of the Tth street sou’ ry the AQ ym AS NaiLoe Stables opposite National Theater 7am AMERICAN AND WASHINGTON a SEO = riots. rooms ao. ites eatziing, No. $11 7th street AMUSEMENTS, NATIONAL THEATRE. NEQU TVO0a! AL SUCOESS mand oe COMPANY. v of the Popular < PVURLESGEE G under the mansccmech of STUAl comprising the dramatic prcfe Bn. AREY JOSEPHS WEDNESDAY end SESURROAT Fvenincs, SE U-SAN songs, and tor the fret Oromatres “and WOOD AND COAL. EBAVE YOUR SRDERS FoR. ASON & GLENN'S CREAP COALS AND WOOD, Of thei Depot and Chief Office, Gstrect wharf, W oh C., or wit O"STORES & CO. corner 18th and F, Wash- fuk CAN HAVE THEIR HOOPSKIRTS ALTERED AND EEPAIRED at OHS. BAUM HOOPSKIBT CORSET and SHOULDER BRAOB MANUFACTORY, 49 Loulsiaas avenue, bet ween (th and 7th streets. RT PicUbecere, ar aeirensd ate Neg Tort Rites sod whet tolive for” Fo for; Toute, Materity oo ieeaa genntel for; duties of life; also, mai men. who, from follies canses. feel a see oat ery year Tacluded)” 3) Frame, ys. oc., XT atreet Mer Tk ing, $7,000, 5 Bivchirt & HOBTZMAN, Tutet igencer Building. nts per foot. liber 15 rooms, bath 2.600 cash, and Hee. Com¥onrTs —a —A quict house. er oy = ale, furnished. $30; BRICK, one @40. Also, for sale, HOG B. WAGCAMAD, 26 Pa. aves bet. 9th OR SALE OR pe ee “TOR, Ria uM Rover Shey ma benutlfatl bebeset onteo . Md.; neer the Georgetown and and Rockville “Pie ‘and the line of the Boing ot Rocke raliroad: oa = Georgetown an mi Rocky! oe wi temake agord fruit ant garden . KOON FOR Jom RENT. F Paes aby wa strects. ‘ 3310 an 3-207 PEL OLASE TABLE BOARD 0 untae EDUCATIONAL. Ts nye ed INSTITUTE SRD WORT a ofeeptember The ine rember Ft EB wenty. Panetu Ham, gi0 down, S7 pata first day of the session For cate 50 cecum: Ker. Eg. 8 WALDBON, Pikes county, Maryland. Fe ERT Bight room BRIOK HOUSES, on FREDERICR FRRATES Taiite of Deo FREDERI enue. near 6t! Rosseasing fall coliosta® sewers, fete L RoTeORR iG = in Septcn Torfaard wand Tetion boarders. Apply North weet corner of th aa Tear S20. Ey THOS a streets. eu} tm" oF Teter =k = PEC LECT O° Oren ts EEN Sedoonver outrosas | Rca FoR nove ai an porns the Ret Sets ae 7 a Ree, located; easy Room ta a adapted ici, Wamryers and y Offices. rely. far gab letting. “per tases particule Heel rect. WATE a5. ST FOR sane. SEVERAL HOUSES. Brick and Frame, in the Seventh Ward, noar the ‘Also. several pe LE E-GREA hick HOUSES ao FOR CASH— Sa A Pai 4and7 nate ND ioe SESH fae, Te neatoers RODS with Plaine yeeapin tne — maneee Work eountry at. i proce’ PRANK MOULDINGS. arr raga eo ‘Séioe bo tb Sie 7 So myn DRY @ooDs at Low PR BOGAN & WYLI No. 329 SEVENTH STREET, Detween New York avenue and L strect. je2-3m MBIA TAL FOR WOMEN AND Couette is 68 AL. ee Patients to avail ates of the ad rooms to the Matron. rooms seytarele 8 to git per week, depending range sinclates Hoare, Nunt b Lue ‘ais i & OO, wry Vege j r bet ag J.J. BOGUS, corner Bridge an Gourge- “town. Mis Sa cor: : GBEAT REDUCTION IN PRIOR WHITE asm... RED all wines. Seis SELAED 2,840 POUNDS Te THE TO OAK and PINE WOOD constantly on hand BF Now is the time — ..F- BROWN N Hontheast corner York svenue and isth street. Baire new Palidine: yorperty oe 4 foot of Teh Tth street Ch Woop anND )_ COAL. If you want the very WOOD ena VOAL at the lowes: eu stevast. mb or _ Detar Band 19th stroots ILLIAM } GUINAR a eI coaL, LL. Woon. “tink. CEMENT, ac. Central Office, No. 51 Louisiana avenue, bet Gh end 7th streets wet “Becnth ranch Yard, or it castand F street south. Wharf ‘and Saw Mill: footofsietreereas, modations for oe unl storing goods. prices v HAS BEMOVED to No sto street be FIC: tween lith spd Ia He ts th J it favore’ and will be Lappy to ne bie I persons ‘that may favor him wit ‘eeth medeon |. Bilver.o os RCEATE TERTE EXTRACTED WITHOUT Pain. where 4 Mo. 310 Punnett vagis, AVENE, * 3S bob and 10th ate. we ar Or DENTAL SUROEE 1 cct-tu* WHITE FINE SHIRTS, LINEN BOsoMs, AT §1 So. WALL, BOBINSON & 0O., 22 Pennsylvania avenno, je 24-tf Bet. Ninth and Tenth stress PAINTe, OILS, eLess, ac, Be. We have now 3 . ore, end she Pr to ker ull asecrtmest of Hou Sk Pa ine wabeniats. = ae. Steal prowts end alee ts our moe ann = BOLLDERS DEPOT. 2 Nev owth wt: H, W. UaMILTOM @ 00. Milburn’s Polar Soda. TEE COLDEST AND THE BEET. iy tow . 450 FIFTEENTH STREET, Orrosits TaxasuRt. TN} ain po RaRAL WATERS ON DRAUGAT + ©. PABKE & ©O., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERSIN CHANDSLIERS OF GAS FIXTURES PLUMBING, GAS AND STEAM FITTING attended to pween Pa.