Evening Star Newspaper, August 13, 1868, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the Distriet CROSBY 5. NOYES... WASHINGTON OITY: THURSDAY............ AUGUST 13, 1868, SPREADING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. SEB OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELB- GRAPHIO AND OTHER MATTER. FOR THE ACCOMMODATION OF PERSONS leav- 1ng the city during the summer months they can have the STAR mailed to their address, py ordering the same at the office, for 12% cents Per week, for one week or more. THE COLORED VOTE OF THE SOUTH. One of the most significant features of the Political canvass now going on in the South | ts the fact that the Democratic party is entering into an animated and, apparently, not altogther unsuccessful competition with the Republicans ior the vote of the colored people. In Georgia the Democrats put forward the ciaim that they will gei, at Teast, 40,000 of the 96,000 negro votes of that State. In Georgia the Democrats, headed by Howell Cobb, have formed a sort of Leagues the members of which pledge themselves not to give work to any negroes who cinnot show that they are members of some colored Demo- cratic club. It is stated that there are fourteen colored Democratic clubs in S.vannah, Ga, and that “numerous iccessious” are received at very mce.ing. The badges of these club- are exhibited by colored men seeking Iabor as proof that they intend voting the Democratic ticket. The Republicans aver that the colored mea who join these clubs, do so under coercion to procure employment, and that they will “play possam” when the election come, and vote the Republican ticket. This may er may bot be, but the fact remains that colored clubs are being organized, and that the Demo- erats are counting confidently upon getiing their votes. In Alabama the Democrats s: >m, also, to be cultivating the negro vote with as duity. A mcei'ng of colored people was held | mm Mobile on Thursday night to organize Democratic club. A Seymour and Bla'rrati- fication meeting, “composed almot sively of negroes,” was held, the Alab:ma pa- pers say, at Demopolis last week, and ad- | dressed by four white, and six black speakers— Jim Westbrook,Jack Lee, Reuben Ryon, Sindy Cameron, Wm. Roberts and Jule Armstrong. ~ Old Uncle Sandy Cameron, irom Hale,” we are told by the same papers, “ was scathing in his denunciation of the carpet-baggers,” &c., &c. “Joseph E. Williams, a Tennessee col- ored orator, is stumping Alabama for the De- mocracy,” is anotber item we find in the Southern papers. We learn also from them that “a larce Democratic meeting was held Harlan, Georgia, August 4, was addressed by several noted southern speakers, and a lage number of colored Democrats wore Seymour and Blair badges; that «in Louisiana at Thi- bodeaux, Alexandria, Iberville, aud Algiers, iarge meetings of negroes have been held ad- verse to the Radicals:” that «in North Caro- lina the negroes of Washington, Saulsbury, Hopewell, and Halifax have organized Demo- cratic clubs,” that im Tarboro, Sandy Long aud Exton Harrison, colored magistrates appointed by Gov. Holden, have come ont for Seymoar and Blair; that “the negroes of Hopewell, Mecklenburg county, have formed 1 Demo- cratic club, and large numb=rs have joined it, With officers of their own,” &c., & ‘The .act that the negro vote of the South is being sought by both the parues is ot interes: in many respects; and the que~tion arises how far the demand for his suffrage well effect the condition of the color 4 msn favorably. Doubtless it will raise him im, the social seale somewhat, he will probably be treated with more consideration as a “free and imdependent voter.” «open to convict‘on™ then if certain to go always with one party. As regards the negro vote we oo not suppose that any-hing like coercion on the question of employment will affect it in the mato. In the long run the plant-r will find the laborers quite ss mecessary to him a< he to them. Labor in the South for some tme is likely to be quite as much im demand as vot «, and the experience of the planters since the war has shown thar the supply of labor 1 by Bo means equal to the nevd. On the whole we May conclude that, while considerable numbers of the colored deople may vote the way their employees may wish, it will be trom other in- fluences than that of employment coercion, and that the aggregate colored vote, for some time to come at least, will not be materially stfoctd by such appliances. ——$<—$——_____ PROBAnLE ComrRomise oF THE Baicytay Bus’ STRIKE IN NEw York —The New York Papers of Iasi evening repor: the procerdings of a meeting of the master masous in that city yesterday sfiernoon, at which Mr. Conover stated that a Mr. Smith. the repre-entative of one of the Bricklayers’ Umionsy called upon him and esked for the appointmeat of a com- mittee on behalf of the master masons, to meet a similar committze of the biicklayers and »:- range the terms of a compromise. He told Mr. ‘Smith that if the bricklsyers would appoin: a committee, 8 commitice would be appornted to (meet them and hear what they bad to offer. The subject of a conference with the Bric layers’ Committee was then referred to the Ex- ecutive Commutt-s of the Master Masons’ As- sociatuon, with power. This looks favorable for & compromise of the difficulties. During the meetirg of the master masons yesterday, the secretary read the names of sixty-one firms said to bs employing ten-hour men, and it was claimed that there are tive bosses employing ten-hour men 'v oneemploy- ing eight-hour men. National THEATEE.—None of our play- goers should fail to <ee the excellent burlesque compapy now performing at the National Theatre. Mr. Stuart Robzon is a fine come- dian, and he is supported by a good combiaa- tion. They deserve crowded houses. The per- formance of Byron's copit:! burir-que of “ Black Ide Se-u-tan™ last night elicited shouts of laughter from the audience, and the piece will be repeated this eveniyg. 1t abounds in singing, dancing, wit, humor and ex.rava- xeln- | | { | | | | i | Fi | gamces, avd conta'ns msny reminiscences of the iamous «Grand Duch Robson's | “Captam Crosstree;” Miss Blanche Unap- man’s “William :” Harry Joseph's «Dame | Hatley Mis Harris a and Mr. G. A. Parkhurs Hatchet.” are all crpitally done- «Jones Baby” is a!so on the bills tor the evening, a iatce im which Kob<on is im. | orrow evening, “Mazeppi” will be given for the first time efit, with ott rac Appearing on tbat oce for Mr. Robson's ben- the entire iS MERE Week for the upper Missouri. to perfect arrangements for the removal of the Indians te the Northern Keervation. He will make bis headquart at Fort Randall Cbarles Dickens was recently m: Fenian at the town of Donerarle. Ir sarrowly escaped arrest by the y. servers of the peace. GENERAL SHEEMAN has gone to Omaha. Sept-mbes. Tennessee voi the ‘eTmont on the Ist, California on the | “tb. and Mayne on the 14b. Nebra-ka, Uh-o, ena, Peansylvenia. Towa and We-t Vir. eimia vo im October. On the third of Novem- of the presidential elvc.'on) New jersey, yware, Marylxnd, Ili. nois, Michigan, im, Ming’ oft. Mi<. souri, Kansas, Nevada aad Maseachu et’: hold their election®. In the mext twelve week-, therefore, we sball have pot less ihan twenty. three State elections. er Cbaries P. Rice w curing a comifoversy abou ie pole is Sz There will be an increased crop of pota- toes in every State this season except Rhode Island. G7 The grasshopper army. which has devas- tated parts of Iowa for two vears. has turned westward again, and possed Council Bluffs on Wedpesday, going toward the settin< ou S7 Cholera is said to be terribly prevaleut on the Barbary coust. [none phice over a sizth of the population of 3,000 died. svTen thonsand the late visitation of rellow teye>. killed at Detroit | geople died im Peru trom | | Mife like tiker INTERESTING Correspondence from Buenos A) and Rio Janeiro July 9, furnish the following items of South American news: It was known almost beyond a doubt that Des Domingo F. Sarmiento hed been elected Presidemt, and Governor Adolfo gy la = ident of = Argentine Republic. jento was Minister to the United States. The financial troubles at Montevideo =a ineressing, — ness is entirely suspen govermm: laborers are paid by due bills. The Brazilian Tnpieinuve Ascembiy were in. scasion, but'me business of importance was transacted. Con- siderable vexation is felt about the payment of the Caroline elaim of sixty thousand dollars to the United States, and General Webb has pub- lished an account of his negotiations in the matter. The news from the seat of war in Pararuay ie walmportant. The allies are unable t do anything, and the war is consid- ered very near a close. Minister Washburn was still at Asi ‘as the United States demanding unimpeded passage for the Wasp or bis passports. Tu KENtvcky Etxction.—The official re- turns of the Kentucky election are not yet com- plete. The Louisville Courier has returns m ninety-nine counties, leaving thirteen small counties—which last year polled 9,000 vols, equally divided between thetwo parties, be heard from. Its figures show a gain of 7% Democratic votes over last year and a jecrease in the Republican vote of 9,566. Ste- Yetson's majority thus far is &.135,and will probably exceed 9,000. It will not vary 1,000 from that amount. Baker's vote will be about 23,000; Stevenson's 114,000. Surfs AGAlvst Gungrat BuTLER.—General Butler has engaged Hon. Caleb Cashing and Wm. Schley, Exq., a prominent lawyer of Bal- tumore, io appear in his behaut in the suits in- stituted against him by Kimberly Brothers and ©. W, Woolley, Mr. Cushing, after examining sll the facts in the ease and the law bearing thereon, is of opinion that no crimniality at- taches to the action of Gen. Butler.—Phila Inq. Free at RicuMonp, V4.—On Tuesday morn- ime a fire occurred ia Richmond, which con- sumed the contents of the sTocery store of Br. McCourt, on Fourth street, Th: ‘ured for $2,000 in the American Com: pany or saltimore and for $1,500 in the Washington Company of the sdme city. The steck and fur- niture were insured for $1,300). 87-Ex-Chief Jusuce Dupont, of Fiorida, bas issued an address to the people of that State denying the legality of the reconstruction acts and refusing to recognize the election of his successor on the bench, 87-A fire m St. Paul, Minn., on Saturday, destroyed the Universalist church and several stores and other buildings. Five blocks were burned, ali frame butldings. The total loss is $30,000, "mostly insured. S7-Pstu's busband is named Louis-Sabas- tien-Henri de Roger de Calsnzac, Marquis de Caux. calls him one syllable of at for short. &7-From 50 to 8) per centog the recent mor- tality im our large cities bas consisted of chil- dren below the age of five. &7-T wo Chattanooga sports have made a bet or the elction, in which the loser 1s te eat a fall grown rat fried in butter. 87- Queen Vic‘oria travels under the title of the Countess of Kent. “Her father was Duke of Kent. #7-Jndge Potter, who died in Michigan last ‘week. was a brother-in-law of ex-Presideat Pierce. € G bere ft Pommon Coune Connect] Chamber NING, at 8 o'clock, nested to m he Joint session itis ave for the purpose of takin; action = may be deemed proper in regard to ‘ee deat of Hon. Thaddeus Stevens, and paying o Teapect to hie memore t = ae Sepia ATIENTION, G., convocation of DAMON Cunoca ie called to meet FRIDAY EVENING, at seven o'clock precisely. B} at JH. RATHBONE. Gommantor BILLS OF EXCHANGE UPON LONDON AND PARIS For sale in sums to suit. LEWIS JOHNSON & CO., Bankers. jy 3-1m LIBRABY OF CONGRESS, ay AuutneTON. Jaly 29, 1358 brary of C will be, closed to the bite i ‘ONDA , August 3,to MONDAY, azust 31, both inclosivg Ba RB. SPOF FORD. Librarian. me B. wv. 1 STEERT, APEE YOR SALE, IN snd one hundred pounds. at Ste AN EXTENSIVE Boor AND SHOE HOvsR, Where the public may find, always, “ wi they Wont.” sud Wet of the best qualige "et SEVENTH STREET, eceiyy Soete oath of K and Northern Market. 4 BYB WH ISKEY. oe a ins thing in the Di Deets Wi year: TMEB, an Se 119 Ling a aor FINDINGS. ce CARRIAGE »n4 FIRE BO four ENAMELED DUCKS LS and mUsLins, pamuemeaar MB ELVANS & CO, snout #9 Loutefans avenue. Eaud ¥. veun Ofscere’ and Ulerke Pay Acceuuts purchased. (fice hours from il em to Spm.” "ja 2-ly DGAB H. BATES, JUSTICR“ OF THE PEACE, No. 249 Pa. ave., bet. 12th and 13th streets, Acknowledges Deeds.Landiord and we we and.ail other business appertaining to promptly attended to. P-ssTIc sLaTE ROOFING, WM. H. SEAMAN. Architect and Sole Licousee for Plastic Blate Roofing in 'Weahington, George: for Plats Bate eninge tin roots made porite ently tight.” Orders bY fail promptly athe ded to aod called on. Ofhee S71 Frotreet. 8a 18-im* THE FISHERIES FOR SALE: ine berd lsid or Patent Cotton SEINE 20, (@ Copper-wired CORK BUOYS, SyiNstade tn ay form and length the large Fishering of and Potomac, Ecie'by bandwith Knot ccogomically formed, “Shou GILL NETS, Herring 20., Mullet do. nests ‘en AMERICAN SET AND TWINE CO., 3 Commercial street, Bost: SEGUE TT NUSTTUSTTENNSTTS T= WHITEHURST P! OTOGRAPHIO GAL- Nos. 424-6 Penne. ave., bet. 4 and 6th sts. aaiiiis Establishment, founded tn thie clty tn meet br ech ads 0} suited te Four-F- urs, Eight-Fours, Cabine size—piain and colored—from 26 cents Gem Likenesses for Lockets, Watches, and al! other min re Purp see. M Ings, Sketches, Pictures, Charts. Drawings, Models. Machinery, and every oths: imagi: able thing taken or copied, in the best style and of any size. Old Daguerreot; Pictures, Paintings, ac. pes, ed. copied .«ularged ( when desired), and ron! Send freak od fife MKee _— taken in all kinds of weather, * upeurpassed. Ovr motto in the picture line, is. esses at the lowest prices P a # 4246 Penna ave. bet. 46 and th ste, sot for u Memorandum. aa 13.1m* SHSSObbRhbbobaaeaoagnags Ts Patag? —— Asi ©, August 5, 1858. ice. of Providence. Bhoae Lo bas tivioned fo ‘80. improvemen ~ {oot for an tapro a nafactaring sett “The finest Itis orcered that said_petitios be heard at 4 ao 801 r papers shoul be rerrs this office oe oobutsia'F LISA Abby aniwiw INSURANCE. GENERAL AGENCY FOB THE TIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPARY OF THE UTED STATES OF AMERICA, FoR MARYLAND, DELAWARE, VIRGINIA, WEST VIRGINIA, AND DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. AT THE OFFICE OF JAY COOKE & Co., FIFTEENTH STBEET, OPPOSITE TREASURY DEPAR TMENT, WASHINGTON D. 0. PANY is The FATIONAL a Fa mg Be Cg of Congress, approved July 25, 183, with © Cash Capital ef One Million Dell: Andis now thoroughly organized and prepared for business. Liberal terms of who are invited te ppc TaB TIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Or THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, WASHINGTON, D. C., rtered by Special Act of Congress, Ap- proved July 25, 1565. CASH CAPITAL, +++81,000,000 OFFICE, IN THE BANKING-HOUSE OF JAY COOKE & Co., WASHINGTON, D. Cc. OFFICERS: C. . OLABK, Philadelphia, Presi: JAY COOKE, Chairman Finsncoend Executive Committee. HENBY D. COOKE, Washington, Vice Presi- dent. EMERSON Ww. PEET, Philadelphia, Secretary ‘Actuary. 8. “3 TURNER. Washington, Asststan' (O18 G. SMITH, M.D, EARS, M. D., Assistant Medical Di- ATTORNE WM. E. CHANDLEB. Washington, D. 0. GEORGE HARDING, Philadelphia. MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD: J. K. BARNES, Surgeon General United States Army, Washington. P. J. MOBWITZ, Chief Medical Department United States Navy, Washington. D. W. BLISS, M. D., Washingten. DIRECTORS: LL INS. BENEY. D. COOKE. we CHANDLEB... JOHN D. DBFREES EDWAED DODGE. H.C. FABNESTOC! This C y. national in its offers, resoen, Uspital, Lo’ of Pre: Pi aseand New Tabloas the gto ‘means je as fay the Dest warual 6 Companies, Fat ah sane Sopien ea iattor are 20 apt eee ey ir. peo are now pre- sented oh ¢ wranbe parsoie ct death but Srecernt ieiteine au erate OME riney cent’) of the pa of bie ey Ha the latte 24 eee tO RETURN AssURED THE Soe nuoest oF MOSRY NE Was PAID IN, in ad: dition to the amount of his po! The attention of persons panne fosering thefr lives or ineresaing the amount of insurance pa have te called to the special wd taaneofered by the ‘National Life Insurance Com. ge rculars, Pamphlets, and full per tion. to the Bi CT es this city, or to ite Ueucrat Age etioglers tks Som GENERAL AGENTS OF THE COMPANY JAY COOKE & CO., New York, For NEW YORK Stats and Northern NEW E. W. CLARK & CO., Philadelphia, For PRRMOYLVANTA os Southern NEW JEB- JAY. COOKE & CO., Washington, D. C. JARYLAND. ee For M. ARTrBioe a UMotA, Ypennas WEST WIMGINEA. J. A. ELLIS & CO , Chicage, Uil., For ILLINOIS and WISCONSIN STEPHEN MILLER, St. Paul, For MINNESOTA WANTS ‘WOMA) cook, EUR, LTS Ww4xz aa bet. W ANTED—A DEY GOODS SALESMA res ou 13-68 one 6 BR jase frout, No RLLING attec! at understands the busine s no other reed water, eas. bath, call, “Apply — S645 Seventh, strat McK RUDE. toa street. = 'T—A gr BRIG! HOUSE on ith iBepucmber “7 iene Seten, S i F ‘ied and Maw arene, con ieee, aie part ovemen' lene oasenni an it of Eneee good bed'chasabery Address Bor V6 Stee LAT, 441 00h et, Office. “ 13 “, ws feneral howwewort. ‘Apply No. BS be. ate.. between lst and 2d sf 1230" ANTAD— Se ee eee Br Peamastvenia rage between Tath and Ty Raper tat kt Gane a htirs fatter * aa Warne and Teattence Tat. nee I st. south, Rear 6th. maher ny per iat, three | pelts By Septem! icra cetea His Wl Exepers 937 Ith vorests ie ANTE! @ FEMALE OOOK. Aj Ww Viper ate Hin otrect, Centre Markets” A?” ina well estabiohed with o capital of yaRr Pema Ladle oh S00 yr Address ‘Merchant B., os Post Office. COMPETENT, PECTABLE Gi Jaco A: SUR octeeee' tome ily to do chambe: cl rworl kaa a erring a apy other work. RICK LS Bus af 7 YERS WANTE! strest, between th pply me once to ‘York ave- Fe Sante st well: cme BRIOK Totes. B ereet, Simset, of alans, ten rooms Snee "ghcmona pi ire anise | ee BUR BUSINESS PROPERTY _ rreeernericls ‘avenue. between 9b and . Reem jameent 5a rooms. Shea Ward, Nii Peas 12 rooms on ath st. G10) ae Bie, Fcoms. on 91h at ian ae i, meat 18, me3ev'h : rane. between 10te Gad Lith streete, ghost B. corner 7th a wozes given for good ‘au 10-6t* eu 13. at" WANTED-A atx or oF eight faraishea | [COR RENT OB SALEHOUSE of 6 rooms has by & reeponalble tenet for gas and bath-r ‘drant in yard; No. 627 fatty, yin poo toatl jon. Address HStar Office, ire 462 10th Bt. weet iy 29. wasb, iron, mz HUEY Rete 9 W 4ntg? 70.2 ae 8. JUSTE. Ladies’ ShotuiEe. CBDERO iegecis, Worth penne street, Detween L wold ‘Gt reasonable sa8-ly Te Pare ‘Puwabroters, ae ie $5 here ABRaRC MARAE net et racer Sivan weeray inia 34 streogs. inare, bsoreen Mand a trot on 13-2" $3 1 0 SEWARD erred or stolen er m1 of Jaly lack Brindle COW and belly, horn my in; or ‘cord The above oh given for ‘any informe: jo tbelereeg 5 aii 1s McCABTHY, ‘6th in hina Latreet ‘th, 3 3p Orme th BUTeeK SOE TT Steen Pat. me on it of 6 71 SED con Ww witn th short be The email bell on bert r neck. TPs cher: 1 be is: for her return to M. CHARL McNAWABS, me Hi st., bet. 11th and 12th sts. east. 12 St [0BT =O tl eTith instant, a POCKET, BOOK, hive ‘A liberal reward will be et RICH. 7188) rh one of the Justices of the. po ables this a day of Augast, 13 trespsssing upon his enclosures, @ grey Hore, about 15% hands igh. leit eye mer ed ae follows: op left show hits Fight shoulder = ‘and on tho mek 8. al has sina wart on left cheek bone ae ‘un¢er my hand and sea) leventh day if A’ of AUgO THUR SHEPHRED, Jf. (Srat.} OeBOEN 7th at. road, near Brightwood FOR SALE. FOB set St00k, FIxtORES.G0OD Witt east corner and 1gch o Gall st oncelt ven wish Reni goed een for selling. cY 13-0t* BALE Gi stx-horse Hind ENGINE In sobplove Ee 's BOIL plete Beason for Sif anBha wea no further use for it, nd Goal Yard, a= at —I — — . Anne ‘a Ston: Meet aati ehinreak esas ian Marbii tes i= cash. ae as of N eters abasraee New je ard lat street au 100" JaMES LEILERR. RABE CHANCE TO TO INVEST. Stock of Besars. Tobacco and French Plato show cages for sale below cost, and store room and Fares for fale, Gatiafactory reasons given for a ste, RR eG 7 airy of 90 COWS, full set of eer sp Sn the eltyr a norecas = a7} res ; ‘Fer 3 hogs; corn. joon grow ieee a a balnrMa a, ‘OR RALE—3,000 OBDAB. Pars, 7 a Pricont tm low ts suit. the we perchanee St No. 329 Tib street, near D north. j Rerarcrrarons ae A Ost. SEFUB! NISHING STORE. Belle HOU: x * CAMP-MEETING TENTS.” I have on hend « large variety of TENTS. ALL SIZEs, FOB SALE OB RENT, SUITABLE FOR CAM ns ao. ly to G. WHEELER, Seventh street and Canal Bridge, tf South side. Encravine, i LITHOGRAPH asp OOPPEE-PLATE PBINTING, All kinds and in all the latest styles. WEDDING PLATES, AT HO! aad = INVITATION PLATES BONDg. COUPONS, OHEOKS, DRAFTs, MONOGEAMB, Executed by FRENCH & BICHARDSON, LITHOGRAPHERS AND ENGRAVERS, 334 Pennsylvanis avenue. jym-tt And 479 Ninth street. \CH BLOW POTATORS. in 8-tf Turorrant NEWS. JBWELL’S PREMIUM SOAPS are acknowledged to be THE BEST 804P8 FOR THE LEAST MONEY in the market. ‘They are made on the old fashion plan by boll- ing, and are free from all injurious Ohemical adulterations. ‘The premium ORIENTAL SOAP, The * ‘The «+ The * LAUNDRY Boar, are , and are guaran- eed'te give perio neta YOUR GROCER for say of these and take oe erent of the BEST GROCERS tn the Manufactory, Noe 500 and 502 G street north Between éth and Sth. Washiagtoa, BD. O iy 4tt Bovers D'EGLISE. — f Sneath rece Oe Under rabbit Hous 7 r. aa one story BRICK warble os leaved ray gui erect Ff 15 feet, situ orth. betwecu I3th and lath sth ‘streets A rare gain will be offered fe building. ‘Lease of and transfer: ree Sremtses, or at 24 ding. Torotreon the ___ au it st T—A fi ot clase DERICK, B House, No. Steet south, near 6t minutes waik from Teh jouse sie ipick’s Church. lar, and 2-8t sry stable, and ieee order. Rent ven aire of 890 por month, in ad . H. BARRON, Builder, onto __Ietieet hy bear ih strest OR RENT— jegant SIDENCE. No. ent " ane between ee Qnd 2ist strects; Tvome and modern improvements. $100 per mene. mEiso. No. 117 Pennsylvania avenue, between 1sth_and 20th streets; fourteen reoms. Only $70 mot Pe No 515 — Ta Gt ) 4 ones water, gas, bath. $0 o ae sfpPy to cout Sxvenra sraeer prorenty ror satr, BY JOSHUA WHITNEY, (Late Rohner & Whitaey,) No. 416 7th street, ect, betwenn Gand B. A lerge three Prin +e BRICK, between L and containing. on us pope pa ander bo Son en atte The arr me. ocet = Building bax a front of Sicet on fe siting, —— Land M streets. Price $12,500; one- “third “Tree BUILDING SITES 20 by 116, to a pared alley, between N treet. Terms: One-fourth down; remmsinder in ones troy tare a ‘and four years, Also, om the same street, near the su Hotel, two LOTS at 20 conte per square foot 0G 8 “aTOuR, ‘street Foz BENT—A we eet lished Di at the corner of west and H x aoe nO H strect. au liste FIXTURES. GOOD WICL Fie a LIGHNSE of amall Grocery Store. Store oad the southeust coruer of fo aed Inieet nee Fomcn RALE—At a areat sacridce. rotory ‘on 10th sti atreet; 2.500 feet of ground. Sbpiy at Bot 10 Loulstans ovose for GorwEITING Bitr Ofi: 8. It BEDFORD SPRINGS WATER Jost received and for gale by the Ginas or Gallen. 8. CALVERT FORD, Draggtet, Wo. 286 Penns erectus: H* BURY SMITHS KISSINGER WATER On draaght,ead VICHY WATER in bottics, for sale by 8. CALVERT FORD, 26 a8, ou 133 (AMPMEERTING —A Wagon will sare the cor- Baber of 7th and Tetreets every morning. be orthe Campmecting af Layousvities aus 10° panoss 8 PING FLUTING AND PINKING DEPOT, HAS REMOVED ? STREET. on 6-2 Between 1th and lith streets. T. Ret ee ment aud ail parinies firm will fe TN - 3. RILS. Swit ta coat continue the ‘holesale Grocery besi- nm own account. sad respecttall y solicit Reet seis firm. 18. ugust $4: 1858. & ANHOOD "—Puirty of editi: ek ee ET the sutbor. Br. OU ul au ll 3 xO throm Rpg ihies to five [argo afar F° Dished MOUMB: cousecting wititear i Fasmshion in stteeee anos ot st No 353 F . avenue, between 6th sind rh erent ects au ILS [Baa RENT RaITORE yoR <A one-story OUSE maraiaiee for rniture ingood reps: hes ert oth ete Fe or ‘ieee infurnished ROOMS, communicating. convenient to Bier jnting Office; 3 at. east, between anil Fur ‘OLASS HOUBES FOR BENT. Large Brown Front Dwelling, on Vermont ave- a near H street, suitable for @ very large fami- ao. . near 15th, lately '—To a family without children, two ‘nd BOARDING. Botisn Boab cn sud WocM tor’ 54 wee $5 8 week gn, ic ‘nod 6th at ie. a pentiomen’ say aie at Ste per week pre Mo, very ol re unfurnished owed and ex t epri BEE. ae hae ee ‘antl YO} +I ist bah eho c Chilis ne ote RST. “OLAse TA “Mor 536 Pense: wee Se ncarced ut aek F! Fat the American eS: pan om 2d streets, Bwell! *s and Store 5 ly Ocou- piea by Cremlien ‘Apply to om an 11-0900 Im Rican & Co.'s Bantiag EDUCATIONAL ‘OB RENT A nest PHESS-BRIOK HOUSE. DHaTITOTE Soe cera me | Leen am Ragas iB sitchen. snd tn rents No 21 3 Tibet of September. The n fimber of pupils ft ceat corner 3d and L streets, at D Seales Py Ai ay pe I Rev. BE Q.8. W. Fas ae on RENT Ten woaat ta xT county, iedensberg, Wc ng Sos | | )REDERION FEMALE SEMINARY, it of all Law Stops from the celebrated ty Paha r rote fia sire ot | Posscosing fall os BAR _ eR op ite twenty-sixth ret ao | in Ser orBeara and Tuition per A. *. a REV: THOS. a stems ‘OR Se omy Tmigg roth pony uated in gsoaat ment. aus st 5 Fo | eS well fara hed four ory BRICK 4 HOUSE. on cellar Goad location, west the Thoms tafe a sieaee aE % rete . x + 19295, 0 recta te $200 per. fs roome tar feet Liberal T'street sdjolaing, "$7.00; a2 str ng, . Gino cab, ands Scare time. HELL & HOLT MA: a7 otf [Int.] Room 1 Tatel igencer Bui N LOTS FOR SALE —Delightfall Tes theeentem plated Connect eta bent property is i Salus: prices varrine from '@ lot. ‘Term co to $390 per lot. ‘$10 down, $7 paid ae Saar ala nee “eus-tt corner N. jue and ith etceot,_ OR BERT—Bicht- room BRIOK Se between Tart 14m on ‘and 15th ste. N BOGAN. ies tee inquire of acres” pear oth 2 To House ea or vate os with 8 cask perio board: Appl; jorthweat corner of #ath . Fer x eee 3 #-t81 CLOTHING, &. F.?: HEISERGEE, (Baccemser to H. F. Lovsen & Co., OTTISERB, ARMY AND HAVE ‘TAILOR. ‘Hotel, (late Brown's) witty Ho. 369 Penn. avenue, Washington e DRY @ aT LOW PBIORB. BOGAN & WYLIE No. 329 SEVENTH 8T between New York avenue and L street. jet CoE AE Roar eE Ee Am SERA ea eras nat tre fornlened wit ai from oeee om ae | rue oe Notice = TO ear, “o SOnNEIb ER Pe ay ay 271 Pew streets. Belle 2 be “ous, —_ 4 Hanae AND KOPE WaLKING Tod Pro-w10 Se Sik ae ALL! tIoKETs 5 °° CEN atE EXcunstow Goat: kw, Sarinc enon, an EXO! BSION even as ToL. Ras T= rinst onaype? nett Orta WILL BE MELD ar ABSALOSTAN the boat Toe THO FRIDAY. AUGUST 14, my THE PRING RIDING ASSOCIATION SIL The Committee ae themselves t . acrceable to all who may atteud Some of ti tres riders iu Maryland. Vire Columbia will omter the ite Master Rammack will electrify the persons pros ent with come of his daring feats on the tight rope riding Will commence at 8 comMITERE and the District ot Jobe 8. Rerry Geo B_ Fittebros Priah frien, Disease J BO Addison me. ie ie Bie, admitting & gentiomas ani ag Fickets sold omly attheBorry Ferry tree LEB EM Plo NIG AT aRauocran ISLAND. A » Aug. AS, 1898. [,OKo0F =. TEE rinsr GRAND TOUR ANA at IsLanD, FE’ mar. at rived 146TH Simi tte Tickets, 50 ¢ Lacie. Ex BSION < POTOMAC AND TRIPS Ok SICK ONES. Parente wi nee from the ef seta of the heated season ras share nickels of the Captains the steamers rapping and Alexandria for bone! Ww poarly between Washi pian ‘TUmsbars. HUBSDAYs ig DR yey en a 5 | a sh pee Cie FINE apply ct Fotemoc Fersy"Sompeny. 70h ane eee oe L Sao reet Oia BSOHOOLS, (a AAA cco Bil Te, bes ws Sek eo Dp. AMUSEMENTS. NATIONAL THEATRE. Last t NIGHT Of the Great Art: BLAcK I’ ve se U-SAN, ar sonne” “Basr The whole company im both pier KROW. (Friday ) Tu MOK Dest Prey Kew brs] gcape FcbmeAy ae hibaahaT fre tw oy EVENINGS, ~ np & eotembor WOOD AND OOAL me wou ey) ce OALS . 2 their acne sua © pad ots sae oe, bart, Ww 1 Or with © Bisabe « 00. corer 6th and F, Weeb- LL ffi 00.0 bg ta and rg nd as Bridge ‘town ret wulena > 2,940 POURDS Te THE T TON “GUARANTI OAK and PINE WOOD constantly on hand S7 Now is the time e 5 for families to put in their DENTISTRY. Z Diorindi i fooken ato oF treat pamerae ‘fe will stminaninomae WHITE FINE SHIRTS, LINEN BOsoMs, AT 91.50. WALL, ROBINSON & CO., 328 Pennsylvania avenue, Je 26-8 Bet. Ntvth and Tevth streets AINTS, OILS, GLASS, &c., ac pare Bre pow te sete, ‘of Pugs Palntine ALB. GLABS, ac, i protte ‘end r DEPOT. Milburn’s Polar Soda. THE COLDEST AND THE BEST. * Mo. 480 FIFTEENTH STREET, Orrosirs Tauasvnt. og Ee WATERS ON DEAUGHT. L. C. PARKE 4 00., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS iw CHANDSLIERS