Evening Star Newspaper, August 16, 1868, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the Distriet CROSBY S. NOYES..........Editer. WASHINGTON OITY: MONDAY. ++ AUGUST 17, 1968, S7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAG! SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIO AND OTHER MATTEB. FOR THE AccomMODATION OF PERSONS leay- ing the city during the summer months they cam have the STAR mailed to their address, by ordering the same at the office, for 1% cents Per week, for one week or more. pit Renee cassia ei THE FUTURE STATUS OF THE RE- CONSTRUCTED STATES. ‘Outside of the financial question the next lead- iug feature of discussion in the pending Presi- dential campaign is the letter of General Frank Blair on the status of the reconstructed South- ern State governments, in the event of theelec- tion of the Democratic ticket. In his letter to Col Brodhead, dated Washington, June 39, General Blsur said that “there was but one way to re- store the Government and the Constitution, and that is for the President elect to declare these Reconstruction acts null and void, com- pel the army to undo its usurpations at the South,” and “allow the white people to reor- gsnize their own governments and elect Sena- tors and Representatives.” But a few days be- fore this letter appeared the leading Democratic journal of this country—the New York Wor!d— took up this very question and discnssed it in logical and legal light, and arrived at con- clusions satisfactory, at least, to itself, if not to A majority of the party which it represents. On the 13th of June that journal declared that one of the objects which the Republicans would accomplish by the admission of the Southern States would be to secure the Federal guaranty to the new State governments. The provision of the Constitution respecting gurranties is this: “The United States shall guaranty to every State in the Union a republican form of government, and shall protect each of them against invasion, and on application of the Legis lature, or of the Executive, when the Legislature cannot be convened, against domestic violence.” By the admission of those States their existing governments are placed within the operation of the last clanse of this guaranty. The first section of the act of 1795, passed to carry out this guaranty, is m these terms: “In case of an insurrection in any State against the government thereef, it shall be lawful for the President of the United States, on application of the Legis- lature of such State, or of the Executive when the Legislature cannot be convened, to call forth such number of the militia * * * as he may judge sufficient to suppress sach insur- rection.” The World proceeds to say “that the act of 1907 authorizes the President to use the army and navy for the same purpose-” and that in the celebrated Dorr case—known as the Rhode Islan Court, Chief Justice Taney delivering the opinion, that the State gorernment entitled to this protection is the one which is recognized by Con- gress by the admission of senators and representa- fives choven under it. The guaranty of the Con- stitution, the laws for enforcing it, the decision of the Supreme Court, and the fact of the ad- mission of senators and representatives chosen under the new governments, make a complete chain of legal obligations, binding tie federal euthori‘y to sustain the new governments against eny attempts (o change them without their consent. “We should be glad,” continues the World, see this argument refuted, } ut do not Lelirve f it canbe. Ifnot, all further opposition to those governments will be idle and mugatory, and can have no other effect than to prevent the democratic party getting coutrol of them by success in the southern elections.” If General Blair receives some of the electo. al votes of the Southern States, cast as they will be by virtue of the acts of Congress under which they are reconstructed, itis not too mueh to anticipate that he will then acquiesce im the above views of the Worid. AvoTeEe Sreixe aT Roce IsLayp.—We bave information that another strike took place among thelaborers on Rock Island, Iowa, on the 12th. One hundred quit work. The strikers are some of the men who struck nine days ago on account of the raling of General Schofield, but afterward went to work. It seems that a: the time of the first strike a committee from the strikers waited om Hiram Price, Representa- tive in Congress from the District, and asked ‘his opinion im regard to the intentionof Uon- gress in passing the eight hour Iaw, whether ten hours’ pay was to be allowed or not under it, Mr. Price told them that the question of ‘Wages was not considered when the law was passed, and he was not prepared to give an opinion. He advised the men to go to work, labor eight hours a day and accept eight hours ‘Wages, and when Congress meets present their claims for the amount withheld under Gen- eral Schofield’s decision. The men adopted this advice and again went to work, but after working a few days they sgain struck. The Price paid to iaborers under the eight hour Tule, is $1.44 per day, the price formerly paid, under the ten hourrule, was $1.90. A meeting of prominent men ot both political partes was held at New Orleans on Saturday to discuss measures to insure the peace of the State of Louisiana. Gov. Warmouth. on the part of the Republicans, stated that there was nothing in reason, except the abandonment of their party principles, which they would not concede to secure barmony. The Democrats complained of aggressive and oppressive legis- lation, and said the Democratic and Conserva- tive elements of the country expected to ac- complish nothing except in a legal and const- tuticnal way, and insisted that it was unwise and improper for the State government to defy the sentiment and wishes of the people, and that if the Governor would throw himself upon the people they would sustain him, and no re- sort to force for the preservatien of the peace would be necessary. Another meeting will be held in @ few days, when, it is hoped, some practical illustration of the mutual desire for harmony will be presented. The approaching elections in ‘land, ac- cording to an intelligent observer in that coun- try, will result as follows: First, the Liberals will have 8 very decided majority in thenew Parhament; secondly, these Liberals will be pledged to support Mr. Gladstone ina very different manner from that in which they sup- Ported him last session; thirdly, the majority of the House will be united on behalf of a clear and definite programme, and will be compelled to adhere togetber so long as the question of the Irish Church remains undecided; and, last- iy, the House will be composed of men whose politics, whether ministerial or opposition, will eventnally be tinged with prac@§cal con- servatism inherent in the possession of wealth and station. These conditions are not uni- formly tavorable to the Liberal cvuse. Still they are vastly more so than have been known of Iate years. The Association for the Advancement of Science, which has been m session in Chicago, adjourned sine di on Wednesday. Its nex; meeting is to be held in Salem. Massachusetts, on August 13th, 569. The following officers were elected:—President, Colonel John W Foster, Chieago- Vice President, Professor Og- den N. Rood, of Columbia College, New York: General Secretary, Professor O. C. Marsh, of ‘New Haven: Treasurer, Dr. Alfred L. Elwyn, of Philadelphia. George Peter, Esq., of Montgomery county, ts among those named for Congress in the fifth district of Maryland. S. T. Sait, Esq, of Prince George's county, declines to be a can- didate, It is generally conceded throughout tat district that Jos. H. Bradley, Esq. would moke the ablest representative that could be evtt) Congress by the Democracy, but it ts probable that, according to Maryland usage, ano her term will be given to the present Re- presentative, Hon. Frederick Stone. From J. Sbillingtov, Udeos Building, we have early copies of the Galazy and Putnam's ‘Monthiy for September. From French & Rich- ardson, 4 Pennsylvania avenue, we have ‘Putnom for September, and Demorest's Monthly for the same month; also, Harper's Basry for Aogust 2. ease—sit was decided by the Supreme | Tue Fivanctat Situation ap THE Rv- MoRS OF War ty EvRors—Une of most careful financial writers in New York states that private letters from to their cor- Tespondents in that city, advise cautioa, in view of the contingency of a Earopean war- The accumulation of specie im the Bank of France, in round uumbers $259,000,000 im gold, and the loss of £571,000, equal to $2,350,000, in gold, reported by telegram, in the Bank of England statement for last week, indicate that gold bas been purchased for French account, as there is nothing in the movement of the for. eign commerce of France to warrant this ex- traordinary gaim of ballion by the Bank of France, and the commensarate less by the Bank of England and other money centers. For some time past the price of gold has been high- er in Paris than im any other money center, while New York has been the point at which gold bas been sold at a cheaper rate than in any other great financial center of exchanges. The result has been the enormous accumulation of bullion in Paris, unprecedented im the history of medern times, and which justly excites the distrust and fear of Enrope as much as the warlike tooting of the French army and navy. The French Government has been @ large purchaser of horses for a year past,and last Week 8 quantity of hay has been bought in the New York market for French account, and supposed to be for that Government. The con- tinued weaknessand decline in British consols, in the face of a two per cent. money market, is significant of the distrust in regard to future Political complications leading to war in Europe, which disturbs financial circles there- Capitalists are seeking to shelter themselves as in preparation for a storm. The “dry rot” continues to sweep out its victims. A large German cotton firm is reported to have failed in Liverpool with liabilities of about $900,000 in gold, and also a firm in the grain trade for 8 considerable amount. ‘This is the reguiar night for the meeting of the City Councils, but we cannot hear that there is any prospect of the Boardof Aldermen get- ting into working gear. Alderman Richards is outof town attending the Educational Con, vention at Nashville, and the Aldermanic «-situation” is slightly changed thereby, giving the Democrats a majority in the Board for the time being unless he has “paired off” with some other member. The joint convention (adjourned) of the two Boards, however, tales place to-night, and it is probable there wilt be no separate meeting of the Aldermen. Spunky little Paraguay still holds her own in her protracted struggle with Brazil, Ura- guay and the Argentine Republic. One mil- lion of Paraguayansate fighting tor their coan- try and their firesides against eleven millions of allies. The allies, some three years azo, by | asecret treaty, agreed to partition out the ter- ritory of Paraguay among themselves on over- runming and subjugating it. It is because of this declared purpose of the allies that the civ- iized world sympathizes with the Paraguay- ans. Judge R. M. Biatcbford, of the U nited States District Court for the Southern District of New York, recently decided that a minor whe bad enlisted in the army was bound by his oath that he was over eighteen, and could not be discharged from the service on the applica- tion of his parents. The laws of the United ‘States permit minors over eighteen to be eu- listed, and have provided that the oath of the recruit as to his age shall be conclusive. Secretary Seward, according to the Auburn correspondent of the New York Herald, recent- ly stated that he could not consistently support Seymour. Further the Secretary said nought, but the correspondent says it was understood trom several parties who are on intimate terms with Mr. Seward, that he is for Grant, and it was inferred that he means to say something during the campaign to thateffect. Tux StR1kE.—The attempts at compromise having failed between the New York brick. layers and their employers, the former have formed a co-operative building company in shares, with a capital of $20,000 This seems te be on the plan of the Edinburg Workmen's Co-operative Building Association described in this column on Saturday. The Richmond Whig has been disposed ot by the late firm of owners to Messrs. Alexander Moseley and John C. Shields. Col. Shields bas been one of the proprietors fer many years— the active, business man of the concern. Mr. Moseley, some years since, withdrew from the Whig, and is known as capable writer. 7A new city government was inaugurated im Montgomery, Als., Saturday, many of the officers being colored men and the police force being half and half. Wuose FAvLt is it that we do not get the Alexandria, Va., papers of Monday morning until next day? S7-The Cleveland, Uhio, people think Mrs. Victor will soon be well enough to be hanged. S7-Mrs. Lincoln 1s at Bedford Springs, Pa. She still dresses in mourning. Ge. SE eee Toca or eat. relock 5 malt as mr of is i be be regen’ fc aabasines oti ceri y Mm” it 3.0. WALL, Secretary. eo OF EXCHANGE UPON LONDON AND PARIS For sale in sams to suit. iN & CO. " jysoim LEWIS JOHNSON & CO., Bankers lemen ree FOR SALE, IN STAR OFFICE erika 0. F_ CUMMING. O° iP siveses STREET, AN EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE, Where the public may find, always, “ what th want.” aud that of the beet quality. = SEVENTH STREET, acy 100T* south of K and Northern Market, yur CHEAP WINDOW SHADES. have selected from my stock of WINDOW SHADES Nlot ts be sold without regard to cost Some as low as {0 cents, TScente, wade net. ‘These are bargains Lot to be met with elsewhere. JAs. B. Cay Oe eoth ‘No. 4 Market ITED STATES PATENT OFFICE. ASUING TON. August worcester. ‘Mass. ates pORORGE. CROMPTON F Teiscrdered that eaid Petition be heard at this office om th a iyo October Obn a Any person may oppose, this ‘extension ous.” depaet tions and oth should Be filed in this office day of a ELISHA BoOTR. an 17 wiw Comuntesioner of Parents. Str OILCLOTES AND STAIR BOD3. Just received. and on ef let of beantiful ETAIR OLLCLOTHS. tn de copies of Engiish Brossels monte pooeyes and to be uee!l in lieu of Carpeting, and wil tecost one quarter as mach. a js) an extensive and varied assortment of 1k BODS, in lengths adapted to Carpatings alw (rg RES NANTS OF FLOOR QiLcLorHs, of the best qualities, selling for less than c JAS. B DODSO' No. 4 Market Space. —A fall assortment all grades, poe Mit Feed. “Meat Oats. Cor a at pica Indians and Ut streit. sult near B. Depot, $4 BYB WHISKEY. “Excel anything in the District, Warranted four "sold Cc. WITMER, 119 Penns. avenue. YOACH FINDINGS, ENAMELED DUCKS, DEILES tad MUSLINS, JOBN RB. © 7 and 60 Lonisinas Seoia, Tous srst way anv sreaw curren BEFORE THE PUBLIC 18 SINCLAIR'S PATENT SOBEW PROPELLER, 80 pronounced by all who have used it, for cutting HAY, STRAW, AND FODDEB. It hes greater capscity tham any Cutter now manafactured, and Is the strongest, cheapest, most durable, and easily operated. Ail sizes, for hand or borse power, constantly on hand at factory prices, without the addition of freight charges. eulS-cost AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE, Sa l2-cotw Louisiana av, bet.Jith and 10th ste, Elkridge ernotisgs testant Camp Meet- ing. Oaue tx Suite Woos, Axxz Anuxpm Co., Mb, August 16.—Fditor Star The camp ‘Meeting for this circuit was commenced here on pipe 9G ‘but in consequence of the flurry 1 tp fixing thetents, no preaching was held uatil ist evening. The forest in which this camp 18 held we one of the most beautiful places for a campground to be found anywhereyand & fine spring of water is adjacent to the ground. ‘There are nota large nembor of tents Phched— but twenty-one being in place—and some Places in the circle are not filled. To-day the attendance has been quite large, the seats in the circle being well filled, most of them being visitors from Baltimore and some few from your city. The first sermon (last vening) was delivered by Rev. S. B. land, President of the Maryland Conferences, and this morning t! Were @ number of prayer mee! heldia the tents. At eleven o'clock, Rev. Mr. Sutherland again preached. taking for his text the words, “ What shall it rofit man if he gain the whole world and jose his own seul,” &c., from which he preached a sermon calculated to awaken the uncon- verted. At this service a collection was taken up amounting to over $69. Before the afternoon service, Rev. C. H. Lit- tleton, superintendent of the circuit, performed the interesting ordinance of baptism, three young infants being the subjects. Some time ‘was spent in prayer, when the hour was founded for afternoon preaching, Rev. Daniel Bowers, formerly of getown but now of Baltimore, delivering aiscourse of much Power; the theme being «The new song.” An exhortation followed, and one penitent pre- sented herself at the altar while there were more favorable signs in the congregation, which ‘was quite large. Services at the altar were continued some time. i To-night Rey. J. B. Jones, of Alexandria, is preaching, and prayer meeting will follow. Among those on the ground, bes.des those above named, are Revs. W. W. Reese, of How- ard; W. D. Litzinger, of A. A., Johm Meredith, Mr. Davis, and J. BM. Holmes, of Baltimore. Fev. W. L. Hawley, Prot. Harmon and Mr. Forsyth, of the M. E. Church, were also pres- ent to-day. Revs. P. L. Wilson, of Baltimore, and L. W. Bates, of Georgetown, are expected to-morrow. JG. ARMY OrDERS.—Second Lieutenant D. Q. Rousseau, 5th infantry, has been ordered to duty as Aide-de-Camp to Brevet Maj. Gen. aes, commanding. Department of Louisi- S"prevet Col. Ubaries C. Gilbert, 7th infantry, has been ordered to report to Maj. Gen. Meade, commanding Department of the South, for as- signment to duty. Cot Franklin F. Flint, 4th infantry, has been ordered to the Department of the Platte for as- signment to duty. revet Lieut Col. De Witt Clinton, Judge Advocate of the Advisary Board at the War Department has been ordered to proceed to New York en special service. resignations of Ist Lieut. Solcmon L. Hoge, 6th infantry, and 2d Lieut. John N- Travis, 14th infaniry, have been accepted by the President. S7-The Masonic Fraternity are cautioned, in the National Free-Mason, against “a man ry eee, himself a Master and member ashington Lodge, No. 5. A. F. and A. M. Charleston, S.C. asking charit and family, under the name of C. Applegate, M. D. for himself vy. Wilham OBE CHEAP OARPET INGS. With the view of making room for pew fall and winter the subecr ose of ? Good 1 . roods ber will coutiane to ti dis- jock at his pric IN NGWATN C CaRrEt! ING = ech Al 0 all Kinds of Furaita re Dey nad gul?-cotf No 4 Market Ket Space Notice Tor PROPERT ¥-HC HOLBuES. The undersiencd having leased and remodelled the Sullivan Building, No. 470 7th street, opp: site the Post Office. have removed from their old guartere coroer «f 7th and F streets, aud are now ed to offer unusual facilities t Share and sale of real estate suction, at their n Property left with them for sale or for rent is ad- Tfrtieed without charge in the Real Ratate Adver- tiser, which ig published weebly wand oxtousi disteibated. (No efforte will fared to eflsct sales of sefeatln' ee the eth privately and at erate OH & Fu au 17 Bt Beal Estate Brokers and Auctionce FOR a AND RENT. 0% BENT — RST AND 88co liding, 230 Peang Pe strect wees payable im ae of *th and Gate. Inquire at ai 1s New ag event Qnd Sth streets. j ANTED—By lable middle Wemen, © STTUAT’ TOR to cook, ic, seed iron in a small family. The best of references tien Pere bor 88 tar Sane Wit ee Ti b end tr rou 1a a small UaziON 13 cooks was . ry om 404 lith street, betwoen L and Me 1 Bu, a eentiouns Tei geiko acts fen: ber. iy me ‘with terms and locatio: a water office. 7 —| ati: A) Ary sober, Booeate aes s SiruATION ies Fer. 0 eo feferences: ‘Piegae call st We. 115 Morth A stroct, Between 3d 0 ‘ts.. Capitol Hill. its Wants TION te le womens SITU. + wash ond iron oma! private family. gtidrees M_H , Star Office. auls-zt* ANTED—A ‘A good German or Irish GIRL, to We hort distance from Georgetown. t0'do Sartsh work in a small fail stboltc ant 9 other churches ‘ER & Co , No. 523 7th “a ws Lia TO INVEST—$20,000 5 mie te. od deferred payment trust notes on real estate, in ey: Apirke BW a: PP tout zMAN, m 1 Intelligencer Build several 3 In SMALE HOUSES M “auls-tt (Int., bun. Her and Coren i v ANTED-A_ good 000. bats TLOREE, white or colgred wioeuch ane wages wi fers ret Fount — at 355 Heese pear corner of aig a WAREEE: DA. German Gardener desires KET GA of from twenty to Airy acres, porth of the city oF Georgetown from two to Sve miles Address GARD! » Olty Post Oftce, Washington, D. ANTED— at. & private ‘ants VANTED. Ta > ‘iweline HOUSE, north ot Penney’ vapia avenue and tween 6th and I7th streets, modern impr: Bevin Be and at least oo good bed-chambers. Address Box 10 Star fice. eu ls-th Bi I ORSEINeR LEWIn ¢ nue between 10th ad uth ies item reso ree eee wash, scat by he HATES Beat dy? ARTED TO BUY—Dy B-8 JUOTH. Ledioe ry Y ‘Curia Second - CLOTHING “UNDERC qoTaiNG, Boots ant ShORS- he 34 7th atree: 4 op ae Scoceee it, between L “NB. ising Ne hand Clothing wold at reasonable id hes, Diam: Gems. Revel Wises se: Ronstansteaes | | gees eee T—On Sandes Reset 16th, 10 oF near He 4 Smithsonian OLD BY GLASSES. ihe Sader will be rewarded be Teaving them at No. 541 10th street, Island. Toi ST—STORB end DWELL: 1 Ba ey cellar: No corner of 12th street and M chnseite Apply at Bo. 347 M ue 1 F iz STORE ROOM with DWELLING racked situated corner of Lath and Chestaat tached Oh ce 7 Store cat ner 13th ans woe 7 Sea T-20* (UR RBNT- OF HO mere jerge ord. Inquire at 564 H ——s a . E corner 6th an: H ste. OR BENT—A FURNIS ancy HOGS ce ae ing leven rooms and kitchen. ly at No. 562 Penp avenne, bet ist and 2d ate. enue ry at., between H and Is rmonth. F E street oe ats TOR SALE O8 L ERTY cor stor: and deed r : ope bt nity Anply MARLOW & O08 wire Manta factory, 262 Pennsylvania avemue. t rocnes) of 18th rennet a. OP BR r the Mi politan ‘Apply t mi aKD WALLACH. 33D street, opposite Bal, au I5- ta rer! Sips LE The prunes FIXTU of best Mo onred jtands in the cit; the nS er of sth and si oe at 4 low figure and Aprly to) '@. HOWSER & CO L. Market Space. FY FD ROOMS. — Four handsomely Furnished ROOMS for Rent. two connect ROOMS. Apply 42- € strect north, between ou 1i-3t* Fu, ‘RENTOTiee story BSIck youre. o8 Bridce treet, Georgetown, opt jank of Commerce; eleven rooms. a gs r month tn id lier Goods Btoze, N ‘auld st" FOE BERT A well tarnished tour story BRICK wong gh gre nine rooms, kitehen, Good mya No. 27™ Penna jotograph Gallery. ens se 7 aT fo. Fee deairable BOOMS, in buildin enns; ivania Uunstueas; they both font on ot deep. Apply to 8. Sy ag PORE NT story BRIOK HOU aon aie Packt Dullding No. 304 E street. between th and 10th th atreeta, containing ten rooms, wn Bat ae ioe k bh st ec lng ‘attached Apply at 112 P i corner of maine eet! oe ell ballt BRICK HOUSE with all modern npn ee ‘pear ae Pate it a pac fe ' ron Office 400 and 5. S740 and $500 TCP WELLS & CO. “Brereton’s Building. an I8-4t* N_E. corner 7th and F s! F O8T—On Saturday vigbt, a POOKET- 00 K, containing one $10 note, three $2 not-s, mud i fe, either. at Mr. Reisinger con: b 4h: street, or on a5 or F street th, between i's and 9th streets, As ‘anitabie re- rd will be given if returned toT. A. GADDIS, No 73 F atrest south, corner ofsth. att D.— 8 “or stolen onthe 13th, DP uOMN EL COW: with white face, ears ld; in ood order.’ JUHN DOOD, ae af Tolan Ru 15-3t* $5 RE rayed_or stolen, on Taosday Tacs ED COW. white te “spot cn her back crooked horns, holes in her he above re: ward will be given if retarued to. MILLER Congress Burying Ground. REWARD-Stioyed away an the Tih im $5 REL HORSE ; white stripe oe above rewar VID MURPH fectionery sto1 Time fan paid for’ bis tretur DAVI Binia ave. between 34 and 4% streets. [Alexandria papers please copy.] ” “POR SALE. an 13-4t* THE WHITEHURST PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY, Nos. 424-6 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, between 4% and 6th streets. This Establishment, founded in this city in 1850, and embracing among its hundreds of thousands of negatives and specimens, PORTRAITS FROM LLFB of all the Celebrities that have been on the stage of action since that time, has just changed bands and been thoroughly reorganized, under the direction of # superior French Artist. snd. with fenprasemaats te tne arts ta seedy lrthomoaroaic ro work in all its branches: ‘ins nets that cannot be rpeseed, and at uniform low rates that cannot beunderbid™ ai Gems, Ambrotypes, Looe aig 4 styles and sizes—Cards, Imperial ar- Fours. Extra Four-Fours, Bight: Fours. abinet.I Imperial, Life- size—plain and colored—from 29 cents up, Gem Likenesses for Lockets, Watches, and all other miniature purposes. Sketches, Pictures arts, Drawii oP ifodeln, Machiuery, sud overs other = toe taken or copied, in the best style Ola uae Pictures, Paintin, — 5 copied ie ijnlarged (when desired), Pictures taken in ell kinds of weather. —— phapseiarie in the picture line, is, oo finest ued like likenesses at the lowest pri. Nos. 424-6 Penna. Ave., bet. 44 and 6th sts. Cut this out for a Memorandum. au 12-Im* Harring Parees, w =ae rae PAPEE BaGs, Ping Pa Para stcer PPE BAGS. £68 We roeld call aan of groce nfpose ane och win whi rch wi ; 7 Hoax: BLANCHARD & sn 14-608t aoe Penn. ave. ~~ CAMP-MEETING Enns I have on band « large variety of ‘TENTS. ALL SIZES, FOR BALE 0: ENT, 8U: oo FOR CAMP-MERTINGS, &c. Apply to 3B. G. WHEELER, Seventh street and Canal Bridge, Boath side. &ec., ren: oo Hx PRESSES. Ay BALING ROPE, ND MANORE FoRKs. W, KNIY. AND W WINE MILLS, GAIN BACKS, LATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES, be Fairbeuke ther patterna,) UGA AXLE WA OH AGRICULTU. ha L and 90 Loutsiaan avenue. ani? colw Between Ninth and Tenth strects, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, No, 249 Ps.ave., bet 12th and )3th streets, dlord and Tenant cases, nese Sppertaiuing to his office to. au 131m LASTIU SLATE ROOFING, WM. H.SEAMAN, Architect and Sole Tlconsce for Plastic slate Roofing in Wasnington, Georxe- town and Alexandria. id tin roofs made perms— Bently tight. Orders by mall. promptly ‘attended tw. end iw called on. Office 371 F street. au 13-Im* EVERLASTING CORSET STEELS. 10 Cents- (Only Srcat,) H 2S8KIBT AND ‘consar MANUFACTORY 49 LOUISIANA AVENUE, my 3 between 6th and 7th streets, prrcer FRAME pea TUE ark ate wo tine ot ("Bince Walon lout, aaa Acct y_%tw Cuuzsnatep ALBBRT BISCUIT. THE OBIGINAL AND GENUINE, x Paaranep, Foo eae sCOTLA"D os fider Boia House. es WATER, saemene “ino der BUvItt Hous Fos SALE—NOTRES, to the amount of a1 is H ‘iL eecnred by real estate in this dress Box 24, Star Of Feet SALE—A large MULE, 17% hands hich. u years wore sound, and works anywhere. Api = st.’'and Kh ou i7-s" a HANG for a li hh ftop ry excellent ~adi- buggy PGE Inquire at.A. RB. FOWLER'S —— le. corner of New York avenue and isth Fo Petes. ‘au 17-3t* ‘and Liconse of a @: IXTURES.GOOD WILL Excnavisa, LITHOGBAPE awn COPPER-PLATE PRINTING, All Binds snd in all the latest styles. WEDDING PLATES, . AT HOME, And = INVITATION PLATES BONDs, COUPONS, CHECKS, DRAFTS, MONOGRAMS, Executed by FRENCH & BICHARDSON, LITHOGEBAPHERS AND ENGRAVERS, 334 Peunsylvenia avenue. jym-tt And 479 Ninth street. PRRPOPPEPEPPP PRR e re THOMAS H. BARRON, BUILDER, CONTRACTOR, AND SUPERINTENDENT. z Bat © practical mechanic, I offer tf fo Tie ra ligase Builder aod will e Contract fe inds of wi unected “Sl Sri at tae tee cease the"ea all reaponaibility; do alee a fixed per centage upon-ey ropare all drawings a 3 ‘Old and di we lpianted al ulldings remodcied ‘and: m SF -almost ss good as when Le is <a — a Lal a La la dddddd shel agrecable ay bent a pau 2 a alee ‘ask in return only thee ay favor me with ea is an ie, Dav id oa Lstreet south, | ik from 7th st. cars. “ll neon the pést of: Oa So-fice will moct with immediate attention: Adededsdeddddasaeeeda D TIMOTHY: Ciovenrgy Chovan AND TIMOTHY: CuOVER AND TIMOTHY 111 A large lot of prime CLOVER and TIMOTHY ¢ fe ale SEED, just received und for “TS irnouow, Hardwareand Agricultural Wareheu eu 7-co6t 7 bas vi ‘treet, below Pa. PEACH BLow rotator. Achotoe feconetn Pe ‘ech Blows at low rates, Float a of ail gragen te at reduced rat Pa ehty 9 00. treet, je 3-tt Tnaiane aves ear the Depot, ss [ine ones FOR SAU hard laid vatent Cottor 1 ae cy pest BRINES eane te shy form and length, suited to fhe large Fi of the Chesapeak aud Potomac, by hand, with = kn ity formed, “pied SLR sir ae Mullet do, mauERiCal EE AND TWIRE 09... ees ri 7 ea sod now disc arging at "Bertholgw bart. For sale ors P. Ab THOLOW. eat” So tih street, Delow Pa. ave pMuarevars, ong ‘ings be.” seapctlies HILLS, &c., &c. For sale wn < P. BaRtnoLow, Hardware 5 house, ae teow aia street, OR REST or DENISHED HOUSE. 10 rooms, {n First Ward, m Pa ave : $25 « month and board for $ persons “YURNISH ED HOUSE. {2 rooms on Sth oe 100, bh Folin aneare BRICK HOU Inquire of W. 0. 3: 3 per imrath dL st orth, au 12-tf TOHNBON oth, POR BENT— <A well ont a ea et the corner of 4th oot west “Inquire oe YOR SALE—ST. TURES. GOOD WIL! ond LICENSE of axmall ees oe = Store and House for rent at $25 per month; situate the southeast corner of Lead 30 ste, uit ao? Fo BALE OB BENT—Ten acres of LAND _ Bladensburg, Md.; two HOUSES. ene cn fog Bisco, 5 fruit of of all ee EY e 0 cel steps from the celebrate fou ae re of an}0-20 corner of 1st reets. COR SALE iB easy terms, ae or os ‘COT. now toiling. of best material, and pituated on T street north, betwoen ith and 1 part- bet stres nd usar State De; ment. McLE! (DA RNEILL Real HELAR xchange, 4 01 in pooaeey ud st for gardening oy | ‘BACB: tol and 10th streets WIN, corner East Capi au 83m* (08 8ALE—The GOOD WILL, FUl Bata FIXTURES of one Cuuttcs Hoth eee i ateet went and Pennsylvania venus, one of the cldcat hotels in Washington; ree rears ~ id rd —. cheap for cash This is a © rtunity to-any one soca sinbiished hotel dottg'a goed business easels (CHEAP_SEVE! Lots, 19295, oFTacinded) oar torun. ALCONBE will settie indented will Dieses make prom ‘A I will continue the wae ESS on ‘the old and Tstreeta ratmg. Deg pevery morn Cenmasee mee” ase baie: he Cam m..fortl meeting at Laytonsvilie. sa8-i0t™ iNCE’s = STAMPING FLUTING AND PINKING DEPOT, HAS BEMOVED TO 322 F STREET. au 6-2m ae ‘and eee (To EXCORSIONISTS —Partice sot htf CRI MONT. Basen “ ent. (late €S0 uth erent. where he will rs im dat Gly a a pip totes: CRORE TA ott uk ia" rate debaay Mit sig sata PETALE ANMSTs Phase sesne eS d Ger- a sain iene gib: aan what ma t romedins f FEMALR iRREGULANI Calton WO. ATT od 6th stre-ts, from 8 to 10a. m.,1toS = cae ppresorerres: dereto! det) per pucebeethn ects seang Tee pays z CO. ~. expired es 7 Set. 8 F AVIS settle ~ Se All persons in- debted will proaee wet : rompe payment. aod all rsons havi fi = is Raving claims ms mit ‘above frm will oon SED Sans, He sy — pontine the who wholesale Grocery on tie iy OWN acconn! ait prerthe old firm. August —Thirty cig cigath 4 saitioa = = is 1 Pamphlet: Tories ood jest CURTIS Table work treats on the cause ‘and cure cme fare, decline and secret diseases of youth and man- hood. It gives a clear aynopaie of the im ne the remedies therefor. nel vee al ‘anther: Poxs77. Fost Ofice. Wash- may be comsulte | upon minal and Physical Debility, Sper- mattorhes, and und other ate ivenaen aris m4 gd netion: . ‘Oftice hears, 10 to 2, mms 6 to? jy 29-1m* iy 2m" Dishes, at BAUM 'S FACTOR Sonar: ‘all 2 arent at BAUM sticnow AND PRYSIOIAN SYLVANIA AVENE! com ing ie eit “saath ae PRIVATE. "Desens coonocne bat the Lapras oan wave THEIR HOOPsEIET? ALTBEED AND BBPAIRED st OHS. BAUM’S HOOPSKIBT, CORSET and SHOULDEB BRAOB a eet }® Louisiana avenue, between 6th and 7th streets mb 17-t ete = OF these lectures will be piss sams Spe, EE, dway 3 sees Roane se wie Pe hich ‘ons: or 5 Tatles of married Iiiey Resins ieee ois from the follies ef youth, or other neclves under the Gevtment vee read “The Secret Prenat” BOARDING. T—Two ROOMS, unfurnished, will be sift BOARD. or to a: to 8 fanty for house ith Ste Islan 5 euls-st* Mire cl tines) 1g BOARDING Bouse, In ‘Washin, Boarders can be accom- modated wit nic 5 ta ad good Temronable prices, 309 Detreetsone dovt ik streets. (rents $5.20 ‘per cluded) 30 is roome, bathe Son oe ‘sdjolniag, e700 $2,000 cash, and Scare time. ne, See, a7 cotf (Int.] Room I i Few sacar Bah a EDUCATIONAL. EN LOTS FOR SALE htfally. T 03 the cont Cae isc aveane eat poy Py yg of eptember. The number pEBlls is imited to be oh prices Farving frot jnetual attendance pected Terma, 910 down, $7 fants a Py Bor ae a aTOAL, kev. ail ate Bist REDEBICK F. Possessing full commence jee twenty sixth schol rae 5 agence noetae Gee ec r BEV’ Thos. CAND, ani 2m* A. PECK will reoj M'c SCHOOL L FOR BOYS AX SSB orate. Agent collectiv — Darticcints ‘nauive of Web. WALL MOO. eee holeno ie ricaltural al Departm For oA are tnautre Nicsots, Rectifier and Wholewle Doster tn Whiskey, Wines, &c., No. §6 Le. Rext to Centre pM roremeee! Sib tt (onren.1 Now Aan eMETCAL AS: K HOUSE, containii throughout, anire it eer ean, at a : een 8 and 9 ‘and ¢and7 vine BALI sual ‘COU! FSExd peu OUETEy FAR! with and t rele ap FOR § DB SALE Ta or three TR: Aors : rel acres, near Col ities ont ty, Md. Toga Ro 86 di ntrest, Washington s® ? Cena! OBlee, Luposrant NEWS. C. B, JEWELL’S PREMIUM SOAPS are acknowledged to be THE BEST SOAPS 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 adulterations. ‘The premium OBIENTAL S80AP, ~~ = NEW YORK CITY S0aP, The ‘ CHEMIOAL OLIVE 804P, The “ LAUNDBY S80aP, Are brands fob ane gown auslity, end are guaran- eed to give perfect satisfactiv: ASK YOUB GROCEB for Bn Ry OCEB for any of these and take cnet etre! of the BEST GROCERS in the Manufactory, Nos, 500 and 502 @ street north Between 4th and sth. Washington, B. 0 iy 14-tt CERTAIN CURB FOR OVEE-DEINKING. DooTEE ‘VO! auD Sora Es Ori ERs? eat ota ins called to thi this invaluable remedy tn iuigenee ia nervous p aration, ant las been aere Private’ practice for the past rot ertaoy to the Saapte <i Distric’ idence thst ite — w Appreci sted, festimoniais cf ‘higiis renpoctable vere: us baw wm received certify) to ite great excellence aac a sete. ita tris by all drnggists an@ st Room No 1@ For retsh hogan Pullting "VON KURE & 09, PIRI DORTON SoC Will furnish the trade et me eiedagen ton prices, adding: 4 omar of ih ead Fite Pete, jo See ditt House, DRY @ooDs AT LOW PRICE BOGAN & WYLIE, No. 329 SEVENTH STREET, ee cael ‘New York avenue and L street, _—— LUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN AND 20% LYING-IN- i-HOSPIT: Fh of EES 2 2 3: 8: is} 4 Ue, a Rt is He as ; : i : £ Py H Px TO ALL PERSONS BUL FIRST CLASS HOUSES. cies 8 BR, PRACTICA. BELL HANG. Eee as ee nae pa up in Botele and ae aa gadis aaa catia eu oa CABINET FURNITURE. eee. | iat « Toe CABINET FUR- 8 ee s et article at wnsere Sen era ft a UILDEBS HARDWARE. ‘We have in tall of ane Ranke ivmaw ME co. PIC NICS, EXCURSIONS, &o, ae Sop SE gp TTT Atthe Soinestog, of A -. MaTKO TION. at Joennemaw' = Ta Preur Paaeen rath i he Awarded to aoe te, admitting gertiem! leawure Gard ire porecne, rt CrSDa som den: ladies. Boye Ss A NIC of ND HARNDFNS Fx TES. at the Ora r Yet street,on WRDNES. +A 19. athe ft at i and has been epeserd (or 2. Fiche, admitting a gent. and Indice, «con PoeRsaxent AND PIC-BIO. A Grand T: ament gh | b a oceatand } corpement. an Habe bets 1 tahoe’ Chew. town, D F< WEDNRSHAY town v will commen at for che Gabel Bt of 88. An Georgstown street of High and Bridge streets. Yhour daring the aftercoon end ere- Entrance tickets. ‘certs for gemttemen: 2 crnts for indies, conte rend AMITY BUYS. Peak geane QEMEMDER THE A THIRD AUNTY PIC NIO of th ny tween or MONDAY. Augen rm. tke! 56 cease ecmitticg a ernticuan and lay order of the Committer ‘en 15-90 AMERICAN AND WASBI ”: om hase Swi Starne tan bee a rm 25 Tn celligoncer Bal tne a ee RAL ‘Reva AMUSEMENTS, Fotrl"F. Tt EADAY and TH THC SDA y — ae to iy o'clock. Those # full guarter the Fine Tosade in Reptember WOOD AND 0OAL. L™ rorE SEPEEs ror 2 GLE cuks COALS AND WOOD, Sper eg G street wherf, ‘s00., Se att Washington. E, corner bridge and High. ¢ Linted 2,940 POUNDS Te T: = TON “GUARANTI ED OAK and PINE WOOD constantiy on hand. S7 Now is th Be 1 7 Hime dor families to put tn thetr ter BROWN “= jairn's Ay fee etan onl we hide Be Hh street, bet Fr. pisiet Gene ae Fe (arate Ween a8 SORE If you want the very at the lowest mb or COAL, Woon, LIME. OEMENT, ac. perce Branch ord, cores oc ee cist UF street south Whar! and enone DENTIS?, Bo. 310 Avanva, . Bol bis and beh ota ot URTOP DENT SUROEET os = L. C. PAREE & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN CHANDSLIERS SVERY DESCRIPTION OF GAS FIXTURES PLUMBING, GAS AND STEAM FITTING Promptly sttended to 500 Ninth street, between Pa. avence and D st., iy tt Washington, D.C. ee eee WHITE FINE SHIRTS, LINEN Bosoms, AT 91.50. WALL, ROBINSON & 00., 322 Pennsylvania avenue, Bet. Nivth and Tenth etreete Milburn’s Polar Soda. THE COLDEST AND THE BEST je tt 0 FIFTEENTH STREET, Orrosirs Taxasver. | ee L WATERS ON DRAUGET @ALCLN) SLASTE er Hea) CEMERT. CBUMENT: weLastEs. for ar J to walt customers,at Bs ROwT fy y ETEOPOLITA : ae BALOON, pe UXDER METROPOLITAN ALL. =x4’s AVENUE, Era 11TH Sterer W ¢ a Sreeer We zw. B URE, Pro; Open from Se. eSon. 3 The Ber is stook Segare of the finest brands, N° 1 pres ‘emere sély