Evening Star Newspaper, August 18, 1868, Page 2

EVENING STAR. | Largest Circulation in the District CROSBY 5S. NOYES.....,.... Editor. WASHINGTON OITY: TUESDAY... AUGUST 15, 1868, S7 BEADING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELB- BAPHIO AND OTHER MATTER. For tar ACCOMMODATION OF PERSONS leav- ing the city during the summer months they can have the STAB mailed to their address, py | Ordering the same at the office, for 12% cents Per week, tor one week or more. eS ____ THE POLITIC 9 al N IN THE Reports from Iuunois hen that the Re- Publicans will not do as well im November Bex! as they did two years ago. The reason fiven by Republican authorities is that the » counting on a sure majority of certainly 00), are supine, while their opponents are Working like beavers. In Chicago and the northwestern part of the State the Republi- | caus have entered upon a close capyass, and cisim that they will carry that city by a ma- jority of at least seven thousand, and the three {| notthern Congressional districts of the State | by not jess than twenty-five thousand major- vy. {nthe central and southwestern portions ot the State it seems to be conceded that the Tomocracy will make heavy gains according to "he present look. In Indians, where a very warm canvass is i progress, the Republicans claim to be daily gurming ground. Among the accessions to the | Kepublican ranks of persons of political note, | j | who for the last two or three years have been | sung with the Democratic party, are General ‘Taos. N. Stiliweil, Hon. David Kilgore, Hon. Atired Kilgore, Garland D. Rose, of Indianap- - R. H. Hudson, of Terre Haute; Gen. se. Hon. John Purdue, W. BR. Ellis, Esq., Col. Gavin, and others. The Republicans ar- je that if, without the aid of the conservative Republicans, they carried Indiana by four- (een thousand majority, they have now the certaifity, when thoroughly united, of car- Tying the State by a large majority. The city election at New Albany, where the Kepublicans made a gain of 700 votes, is also | looked upon by them as an unmistakable indi- | cation of the direction the political current has taken in Indiana, The Democrats. on the other hand, take comfort from their unmistakably rge meeting st Columbus, Indiana, as an in- dicstion that the people are with them. From the generally conceded fact that Seymour must carry Indiana to be elected, it is certain that every inch of ground in that State will be | thoroughly canvassed. in Ubio, the canvass is openmg with mach animation, and as that State is blessed with an Bousual proportion of fluent speakers of both parties, the people are likely to be pretty well talked to for the coming month. Both parties are sanguine of success. In Missouri, the contest is waged with great | Sctimony and & surplusage of personalities. In several of the Congressional Lnstriots each party bas asort of Kilkenny cat-fight im its own ranks, tending to involve the combatants im so much smoke that it is not quite easy to | see who of them are having the best of the fight aig eS GaoaeRTOWN asp HER Proroszp Ratt. | ROAD.—The City Pathers of Georgetown seem to be alive to the necessities of our District | cities, and their town particularly, on the sub- yectof a railroad connection. A called meeting of the Councils will be held to-morrow evening, we understand, to recerve the report of the special committee concerning their interview with the directors of Loudon and Hampshire railroad on last Monday, and to consider this important subject in all its bearings. 1f what we hear be true, and we have it from most reliable authority, the greatest impediment to the speedy contruction of this railroad connec. tom may be considered as entirely removed: that is, the difficulty of procuring & direct and €conomical means of transit across the Poto- mac. Hy the authority obtained from Con- gress the lessees of the Alexandria aqueduct are permitted to build across their piers a rail. Toad bridge; and with this view, in rebuilding that structure, the trunk Was placed far enough down the stream from its original bed to allow room for the construction of a doable railrogd track om its west or upper side. It is the purpose of the lessees whenever arrange- tents shall have been made to connect George- town with the railroads of Virginia to have such a railroad bridge built, over which (ac- cording to the terms of the act of Uongress) ‘they wil! grant perpetual rights of transit to 35 many Companies as may be willing to ac- cede to the payment of the reasonable rate of toll op passengers and freight, prescribed by taw. The lessees, it is stated, are willing and Anxious to build this bridge and only wait the motion of the people of Georgetown to go to work Tue Ertscorat Geymgat Coyvertion.— ‘The Apiscopahan and several other of the or- gans of its Church are beginning to specniate ‘Ss to the course of their approaching General Convennon. Three courses, it says, are open to that triennial gathering of the represenia- taves of theentire denommation, viz: “Either to decide positively against the repeal of the dis- puted and obnoxious Tyng canon, and refuse to revise the Liturgy and expurgate or explain the expressions which teach baptismal regen. eration and 1ts related doctrines or to decide in favor of the petitions of the Low Churchmen: and do both; or ignore the whole matter, de- cide nothing, and go on as before. It says, however, \hat either of the former courses will be unsatisfactory to the party thus treated, and the last course will be unsatisfactory to all.” ‘The Fpiscopalian is constrained not to trust in the Convention, but im God alone. It is known that petitions are in circulation, and others are Promised st the eleventh hour, for the action ot the General Convention in regard to certain matters in dispute. The Churchman of Connac- ticut thinks all difficulties will besettied har- moniously, but the Episcopalian says there are vitally important differences among the teach. ers and members in regard to the faith: and adds: “There can be no peace, n0 coalition. There may be, and is, toleration. That is no more than all have had to the extent of license- Sut the parties in our Church holding radical- ly different views of the doctrines of the Gos- Pel, of the Sacrameut and of the ministry can- not cease to express that difference, diverge more and more widely, and approgch their op. Posite to goals.” es Tae Conpition oF Fraycr.—Two years ago the thinkers in Pari general drift of things in that remarkable cour try, asked Napoleon for a commission to in- quire into the state of agriculture and the con- dition of rural France. The empire was belted off to thirty strips and questions put to hun. dreds of intelligent persons in every part of the country. The tacts developed are by ne means cheerful. France is growing poorer sud weaker year by year. Paris sucks in all the vigor, all the enterprise, all the pith, and hope, and besuty of the land. Men will not stay in the country to Isbor for a franca day when in Paris they can get five. The rurai Frenchman |s determined not to have children, and the deaths are more numerous than the births. Great numbers of the young men are less than five feetthree. Nobody will joan the tarmer money with which w drain lands or buy manure. A passion for gay living and for Paris bas penetrated the masses. The future is gloomy for la lelie France. The python cen- traltzation bas begun tostrangleher. Herrural system is fundamentally vicious. The artificial ts overshadewing the natural. The splendid city, 80 great, So sparkling, and deboamr, is killing all the land. From the publishers, the Miami Printingand Publishing Company, Cinninnati, we have «The Democratic Speaker's Hand-book,” com. piled by Mathew Corey, jr, and which is an- ounced as “ containing everything necessary po the defense of the Naticpal Democracy in the coming Presidential campaign, and for the assault of the Radical enemies of the country and its Constitution.” If it does all this it must be just the book Democratic speakers are baakering alter. eveming. why | Alexandria newspapers of Monday mor: | Fairfax county in 1757 | {he north and northeast, for about forty miles, TRE ALEXANDRIA MAILS.—To Uol. Alex- Ander, our City Postmaster, we are under Obligations for s prompt reply to owr queryof yesterday in reference to the mysterious failere of the Aleyandria papers of Monday moraing toreacn Washington until nextday. The foi- lowing reply of Col. Alexander, ittully @xonerates the post officesof Washington and Alexandris from any blame in the mauer, yet shows a rather extraordinary state of affairs by which we are deprived of any mails from a city only six miles off, from Saturday night until Monday night Post Ovrtce, Washington City, D. C.. August 18, 1868.—Gentiemen: | find in your Paper of last an ing sre not received ull the mextday. The cause of complaint is not See to this office or the office at Alexandris, a3 the Potomac mail boat intermits be ‘Sunday night trip from Aguia Creek to Washington, and as no other rangement exists for the Al dria mailon Monday morning, the mail is unavoidably detained, and sent by the Orange and Alexandria railroad train arriviog here at 60'clock p. m. Ttemain fally, C.3 Atecannees Postmnacier Editors of ne Evening Star, ‘Washington, D. Dy .C. Lovvor County, Vincinta.—In view of the ‘gotiations in progress for connecting the Loudon amd Hampshire raslroad with the Dis- | trict cities, by a branch railroad, the following information in relation to the fertile coun through which that road passes compile from a circular issued b Fos- ter & Henderson, land agents at Leesburg, may be of interest to our readers: Loudon county, rginia, was iaid off from And it is bounded on by the Potomac river: on the east aye fairfax county; on the south by Prince Wikiam and Fauguler, and on the west by Clarke county, ginia, and Jeffercon county, West Virginia, when meets on the top ef the Blue Ridge Mountains. ‘The eastern line is abeut twenty two miles from Washington, and its western line about fifty-five miles. It is traversed by numerous mill streams, having on them fine mill sites. and many fine mills. There is a turnpike from Washington and another from Alexandria, meeting at Dranesville, (fourteen miles from Leesburg.) and thence exteadin through Leesburg, the county seat, to the top of the Blue Ridge near Snickersville. There is Another turnpike from Alexandria to Aldie twelve miles south of Leesburg); at Aldie it ranches, one fork leading off wo Middleburg, | in Loudon, and thence to Rector’s Cross Reads, \U pperville, and Paris, in the edge of Fauquier county, and thence through Millwood to chester; while the other fork P pes through Mountsyille, Philomont, and ickersville to Berryville, in Clarke, and theuce to Winches- | ter. The Alexandria, Loudon and Hampshire railroad is located to Hillsborough, and graded to Hamilton. but the cars, at present, rua only to Leesburg, trom Alexandria, a distance of thirty-seven miles. Hamilton is six and Hills- borough twelve miles from Leesburg. There is a charter for a TE from Leesburg to Aldie, and also burg to the Point of | Rocks; it is possible that within a year both will be under way. The Manassas Gap road is distant twelve miles from Aldie, uine miles from. Middleburg, and about seven miles from Paris, at stations respectively thirty-six, forty- eight, and fifty-five miles from Alexandria, Between the B & O. and M. G. railroads is the A.L. & H. railroad, 12 miles from the former and 2) from the latter, and ne tarm in the county is more than twelye miles from a railroad sta- tion, provided the A. L. & H. railroad shall be Maoished to Hamilton this summer, as is very probable. Instricts No. 16 and No. 1, through which the A. L. & H. railroad runs, extend from the Po- tomac to the Prince Wiiliam line, and lie be- tween Fairfax county and Goose Creek, until its meets the Negro Bountain, the latter being the boundary to the Prince William line. They are watered by Broad Run, Horsepen, Su; land, Beaverdam, and their tributaries, an by } Bull "Run, which is the boundary of Loudon | and Prince William. All these streams have mill seats on them, and on Goose Creek some of them are very fine. The routes to the mar- ket are the canal, two turnpikes, and the rail- road, whose stations are Herndon, in Fairfax, Cerne» Farmwell, and Belmont, in Loudon, ant from Alexandria respectively 24, 26. 31, - id 33 miles, and the furthest one only 1$ miles from Leesburg, the county seat. The lands are Ted shale, generally the rock lies deep; there are extensive beds near the railroad, at Bel- mont, of guiess, from which Goose Creek and other bridge abutments are built. The lands range from $10 to $4) per acre, according to quality of improvements and the soil. Man. Rorthern men are settled along the Fuilroad. The lands produce abundantly of wheat, corn, oats, potatoes, and truits, and the blue grass pastures are unsury any where. District No. 8is the one in which Leesburg, the county seat, is situated, and is partially bounded ‘by the Potomac ‘river and Goose Creek, which latter separates it from districts 10, Land 2; its western boundary is the Cotoc- ton range. There sre four merchant mills in the Leesburg district, and as many country mills, and several good water powers, unim- proved at present. T and barytes are found in abundance near Looeburg, copper and {ron ore in the Blue = and fine iron ore near the Point of Limestone is found in many places in the county. and & fine kiln isin operation at the Leesburg depot. ‘The productiveness of this county is shown by the census of 1550, as follows:} Acres improved, 3#,454; eee B22. Value, $8,340,371. Average, $28 per Live Stock—Horses, 6,727; mules, 52; ‘cows, ; OXED, 425; other cattle, 16,005; swine, 25,097. "Total value, $937,592. tered animals, $165,259. Produce—Wheat, 563,950; rye, Pico corm, jas; oats, 117.055; peas, 920; buckwheat, 3,751. (Gu.21¢ Scres,) 21 bushels. Wool, pounds, 60.22%; orchards, 11,488; honey and wax, pounds, 17.73; weol, per sheep. nearly 3 pounds; butter, 421,02]; cheese, 14.135; product Per cow, 73 pounds: hay, tons, 11,49. From Biancbara & Mobun we have Harpers Bazar tor August 29th. S7-Bilhards and pistol-shooung, with tat- ting, form the amusement of ladies at the sea- shore. 87 The Sisters of Charity ride free on all the Street cars in New Orieams. S7-Pool-selling prevails at base ball matches in New York. oeaeeree 'S AS8E! ‘will be held in the iy Halll co WEDNESDAY By » at 8 o'clock z. M. lst it ATTENTION, TLUMBERS AND GAS- ¢ hereby reauested to atten? a spect meeting of the aati rand Gas-Fitters Aseo- bes ‘To. NIGHT. at baif-past ase as re conte to take immediate action on the re are apne brother member, J. Moxanax. attend Recording Secretary wees to rere OF EXCHANGE UPON LONDON AND PARIS For saie in sums to suit. LEWIS JOHNSON & CO., Bankers. jy 30m lem corr PAPER FOR SALE. ied = lew of ndred pounds Tan Urrion. 7 ouehe voir 0. ¥, CUMMINS 347 SEVENTH STRERT. AN EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE, Where the pubito eae a Be stews. “whet they want,” and that of SBVENTS 6 STREET, scN Moors south of K and Northern Market. * PIANOS PARLOR ORGANS ELODEONS, &s. to make room tor one fail "¥. BLL 306 pag mut an 18 ct bet. 9th and 10th streets. LOUR—FLOUR.—A full assortment all grades. at low rates. ‘Mill Feed, Meal Oats. Corn, Beled Bo .at Indians auls 4 Bx WHISKEY. anything in the District, Werranted four 119 Penna. avenue @ACH FINDINGS, Bike and FIRE ENAMELED naan MILLS end MEBLINS, ‘whol HN BE aul3-cost nnd’ S9 Leela! Tus BEST HAY AND STRAW CUTTER BEFORE THE PUBLIC Is SINCLAIR'S PATENT SORBW PROPELLER, So pronounced by all who have used it, for cutting HAY, STRAW, AND FODDE: Tt bes greater capacity than eay Catter now manofectured, and is the strongest, cheapest, most durable, and easily operated. All stzes, for band or horse power, consteatiy on band at factory prices, without the addition of freight charges. JOHN A. Bak Bole Agent, AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE, Suld-eotw Louisiana ay., bet.th and 10th ote. Lapon Movaussts4 new organization FO Of Drickiagers ‘& on Friday evening - last at 5 yetig Island, by Mr. C1 ; ax rae ak fr. Seng Stampi, of Union No : 12, Phe new Society st = wit! Pledged to susi 2 poe rows ‘ork brethren’ in every possib! t - At will be lof Staten Telandy Re teeer my Y evening, and the per: ; manent officers of the Union will be elerted. So. eat fe atte During the quarter ending June 30th, 1568, si new Unions were altogether up to that time sixty-one Unions in good stand. ing in the National Union of Operative Brick. layers. Three of these are located in New J: sey, two in Pennsylvania, and one in Indiana. There have been se other Unions formed besides these, which bave not united them- selves with the National Union. Ata meeting of the master masons in New York yesterday afternoon Mr. Ross denied a Statement to the effect that the bosses had e: Pressed & willinguess to concedeeight hours ‘8 days’ work, if the restrictions in relation to men ye seed ap- should employ, ner what men they might hire. Now that the strike has been made, the bosses intend to stand on all the issues. Heretofore no boss wanted to stand outalone against the men on any of the ques- tions. Now the bosses are determined not to employ any but ten-hour men, and also that they will allow no man to be discharged be- cause he does not belong to * society. The bosses in future will employ as many ap. prentices as they choose. THE SOUTH CAROLINA LRGisLaTuRe.—A dispatch from Colambia, S. C., yesterday bog The Honse passed a bill putting negroes in the State on an equal footing with the whites. The Regro members demanded a right to hotel ta- bles, beds, and all licensed places. Several white Republicans voted against the bill, de- claring that on the question of race they must £0 with their own color. Seventy sections of the tax law passed without opposition to-day. The State is practically bankrupt. The Gover- nor can raise no funds. Damaces Recover: In the Circuit Court of Pittsylvania, Va., on last Friday, the long pending suit of Green T. Pace vs. the ee mond and Danville Ratiroad Compan decided in favor of the plaintif. TM Pace claimed $10,000 damages for the injuries sus- tained by his wife at the time of the accident on the railroad in June, I-66, when, a3 many of our readers will remember the venerable Bishop Early was seriousiy burt. The jury Awarded the plain! $1,500.—Kichmond Dis- patch, S7-Ata meeting of the stockholders of the Cotumbus, Chicago and Indiana Central Rail- Tosd Company, in Chicago, on Tuesday, the contracts with companies owning the lines of the road between Philadelphia and Terre Haute for the completion of the St. Louis, Vandalia and Terre Haute Railroad Te ratified. This road now becomes the {Property of the cago, Columbus an Central, the Terre Haute and Indi pote, and the St. Louis, Pittsburg and Ci nnati roads, the for- mer company owning three-tenths ot the road. OreN Atk PReacutNc.—Rey. Stephen H. Tyng., Jr., and three other clergymen with city congregations, preached open air sermons in various parts of New York city on Sunda: generally to well-behaved and decorous audi- ences. a7-Mr. Scully, who was wounded by his tenants near Tipperary, Ireland, died of hi injuries. A coroner's jury brought ina ver- dict of guilt; Oe took occasion te deplore the conduct of Scully, and suggested that hew and fore liberal laws are needed to Prevent a repe- tition of the occurrence. i oenneeesesiusicessenarenseneemeeeeamecmenmneneseeeeeed Notice To PROPERTY HOLDEBS. The undersiencd havieg leased and emonenet the Sullivan Railding- No. 470 7th stree' site the Post OM ve removed from old nd F streets, aud are now ial facilities for the pur ite, beth privately and at ale oF for rent is ad- yertised without charge tn th Boal Eatate A finer which ie published wee satensvety distributed. No eiforte will be spared to fleck Sales of property leftom their booker ‘Special attention ts given to the n Fenting and sale of property for + on-residents,and also to the nn- ation of paper secured by: foal cvtute: at moi: Srate ra iy & FOX. au 17 St Beal Estate Brokers and A uctionee: THE WHITEHCURST PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY, Nos. 424-6 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Detween 4+; and 6th streets. This Establishment, founded in this city in 1850, and embracing among its hundreds of thousands of negatives and specimens, PORTRAITS FEOM LIFE of all the Uelebrities that have been on the stage of action since that time, has just changed thoroughly reors Mivection of's superior Bronce Artist; sna ite its rare old Instraments. and Dew ‘all the tate Arty i for Photographic i te in the Ai Saisie ween paeran meee surpassed. and at uniform low rates that cannot Bounderbia- Ge Ai rt} Percelaines—al) si les aaa cet pbrot pes. or at urs, \t- ps Cabinet, Is perials 1 in and colored—from 25 cents up. Gem Likenesses for Lockets, tosis end all other miniature purposes. pit Charts, f serrate size Picts +, Patntii ae. reuweed fopiedsca idinrged whoa deelred)y Su to8: dered fresh and Hfe-lHke. Pictures taken at kinds of weather. Facilities unsurpassed. Our motto in the picture Ledge fe. “|The finest Ife like Likenesses at the lowest pi Nos. 424-6 Penns. acu ae hea Cut this out for a Memorandum. aa 12-1m* W ®4?rIne PAPERS, Pras Sketches, Pictures, fodels,. Machinery, an 0 OF copiod, in the best style PAPEE Bags, it of assorted W! he errs tier we reel pie pestamtatcon GPA ei siento far iurch wal galt sti a {° this SeANOHARD & MOBUM? °" Corner Pont, avessnd ith ot, « CAMP-MEETING TENTS."* I have on hand « large variety of TENTS. ALL 817E8, ENT, SUITABLE FOR CAMP-MERTINGS, &e. G. WHEELER, South side. ac, ke PLATFORM, AND COUNTER SOALEB, (Fairbapks’ and Baar Pero STORE TR at OH AGRICUL quEa? aRanorse, 6 sad $0 Loulsinca avons, anl2eolw Between Ninth and Tenth streets. | eee H. BATES, “4 JUSTICR OF THE PEACK, No. 249 Ps. ave., bet. 12th and 13th streets. ach hpowledaee Deeds Landlord and Tenant canes. end all other business appertaining to his office Promptly attended to. eu 3-im NG. LASTIC SLATE BO WM. H.SEAMAN. Architect and Bole Licensee Roofin for Plastic Washington, Soren town and ie Oia tan roster made Pern tonne pert . pi bf metl promptly at! on Bat jake ou 18-Im" EVERLASTING CORSET STEELS. 10 Cents. (Only Sgeat,) ©. BATE, S SKIRT AND CORSET MANUFACTORY 49 LOUISIANA AVENUB, as betwoon 6th and Ith streets, ‘URE FRAME MOULDINGS. a = ee yy = good I tween eae Pennivivant Fae tAN: Tite Wega Auditor's Office. * | RESPECTABLE WIDDLE 1 anne ‘ouny A Paeraeatee erences | Hegee ip ERE a ios pri a. WASTED SERVANT, in ives ron. ce Fe jew York avenue, betwean 4 Be, AND UNFURNISHED ROOM Wa ‘otieman and ‘on the ist of cial with io ook hoontion., 35 if Geeta oer geod German or Irish GIRL, to jstance from dee Geqpettows. todo ral housework ins semell femily He ‘and other chyna pear. re CAR’ &Co ,No. 523 7th Inquire at dts cH 2 Ww cat TO INVEST—920.000 in well eo- emeercited deferred pagmeat trust notes on real io ra TORRES OurzMaN. Boom 1 imeat i tad gh agian Pat og r 15S (Int. bun. Her ad Caron. my ANTED—To rent, for © ‘family. fiiug HOUSE, north of navepae ‘eed between oth’ and iin atree h_ modern ini a Hire good bed chambers. ess Box 8 st CAVE: ED — BIGTanaE Eve between, 10th and lath at cee given for good ANTED =o8 BuY. Are? Es. Cid tle nen ps a U 4 DEROLO pA 5 ‘ges werenera, Ke old ‘at Fousonsble Wi aoe ‘Watches, eee ele of oe SUES i be 198 galt Ti 0 aaa COW withewhite f a tn good order.” JOHN DOODY, alley, lek EWARD rare ‘or stolen, on sais a) white spot on ber back, crooked born a, bel Sole ‘her ears ait above re- ward will be given if returned toG. MILLER, near Co: ind. ‘an 15-3t” ogress Burying Grou: 55 REWARD ‘Stayed away on the Jith inet_.a 8 arte SQRBEL HORBE; white sri her bi paid for’ bistretumeio DAVID MORPHY, Vir, Rinia ave. between 3d and 44 streeas. [ Alexandria papers please copy .| 7 au 13-4t* FOR SALE. Fo 84) Lr hcar . La ia bergeia if’ fee etied for for immediate! anitable for a grocery ms ony other Cestaeee, gly corner of Sth street ad New York ave. from to 1? and from 4 to6 0 au 18-2 (Ob SALE A Young, sound, gentle HORS! k works wi whe Age five 32 N ANGERMANS ies "ren wireot, opposite Odd Fellows: & Pour ie peppy ated on 435 ai 0 5 conmaieing ‘ai ‘Ripe rooms, \Apely, on tee mites, 18 3t (OR BENT —A nice aii HOUSE ith ore a ae nase HOUSE with aay tenant. “en mat moderate, Rey at the corner house. vonlaevonase eu ly M_W. GALT & BRO., Jowclers. iD ad Tors: or eraeeee ET-STORE and DWELLING. ‘con- sight rooms, store room, large corner of 12th ‘ent abd beneoes Apply at Ho. 347 Mase. a mY ate Fore BENT STORE ROOM with DWECLING . situated corner of Mth and Chestnut atreets. bor stabl id feed be tachi 3 GRERE'S Grocery eee For ee TART OF PAS B 3 irs . ina sian ‘as street SENT —Weatly F FURWIausT; OMS in 8 desirable and vlessant location, No. 491 17th at., between H and I i 3 Riteheu. of house Bo. 503 Penusyivanta ‘av between 14th and@ 15th streets. Toautre'on the Premises. Fee SALE OB LRASE—The valuable ERTY corner of 9th and 1 Streets. euitabte for store and Sweltte pot Sine dwell og & as D Ma ‘OO8. Maufackory, Soa oaks avenue. For = The DWELLING. now bei im thorough repai ly occupied na by Ser ai ‘iso. ‘Metropotita Hotel. ED WALLACH. 359 'D opposite City Hal au 15-1m ProrsaLe- Soong a) Foe of ath aad strects perth Will be Sold ata low figure a . Avzir to Pa. OwsRE's Coin ofa ‘SUN. LM tora Su 15-3t" bacl and {uh free No. 404E SE AND Brown piaG FOR RENT. —An establish: Store. tes alae x street, 1s-4t™ 300 New on arent. brtwern Pogo ates Sues ee SA ee eee and LICENSE of a amal! Groce: and House for rent at uf re. Store sit the saatineast corner of ud Isch sta. ace FS SALE OB RENT—Ten ac elenebare, Ma HOUSES, Spring on (the aa rk, ofall kinds = es BN mc CUfet EN yald- 20 ey of Tsth and F terms, eight or AY now buildi, ‘of ‘best ma material, erie; st situated on % street shaper State Be LELLAN, f pan BiLLES CO Real Estate Exchange sth at. aus 8t on > Treasery. Noive TO GARPENERS_FOR BENT— SQUABR UF sven sorit m table for mardcniog = no Tposes, situated cn snd ths streets ‘Appiy a Mi. BALD- oi tel and streets east. and Depart. ment. Inqeire et 3" ne Ng RS be seen at Farm tre Blotel-cornerith ana Petrects Washington D. On after dp. m. au SALE—A lerge MULE, 17; bends hi . i, sound: and works anywhere, ‘and a Island ave. F°%: bugey phew f Btable cores of ow et trenue sai Or Fope—org0n. Fn FIXTUBRS, GOOD WIL! aed License of a Grocery Utore situated coat ath etrect ‘all at. ‘end (4 ‘Tan ¢ lerpuiasgusd rosseundie colleen ee seat Excuavine, LITHOGRAPH and COPPER PLATE PRINTING, All kinds end in all the latest styine. WEDDING PLATES, aT HOME, Aod INVITATION PLATES BONDs, COUPONS. OHROKS, DBAFTS, MONOGRAMS, Brecated by FRENCH & BIOHARDSON, LITHOGRAPHBES AND ENGRAVBES, 334 Ponnsylvanie avenue. And 479 Ninth street. ax PPPPRPPPPPPPPPPPPBPPE | a THOMAS A. BARRON, x BUILDER, CONTRACTO! SUPERINTENDENT. Fa | mechanic, I offer oor id &, Bepaats ligee « Builder, aad will Sears eral building superintond yy the-eat | | r wilt tetera do alle pare al da ithout charge, Olds and die ot on ‘aa when D neg nowy bal Ll Tome Se snost to max ae foecldcations. fiaPany jyz-tt relati, way my obligations. meget et ‘only the. Sesame from those whe ila stars oa with ea ne patron: ao heerenes to the followin = pown ‘clitzme: aah Lite Davie ee mi ‘and residence ertest oe a rote ney a epee of: = wefce will meet, me " fAgtedddddddaaaddadd ‘ Cover a AND TIMOTHY COVE AEE BUTI Yar 1: A large lot of abt Fd to Goal and TIMOTHY et Bats set ace Bhaowow, an 7-cost Son th th street, prace® LOW POTATO! A choles tet Wisconsin Pe reach Blowsat low rates, Food of all Hindsae fateneas jentt a Ist atrest, Pie itr 200 avenue ‘near ths Depot. RIE roomy hard Ee SSA EE se cote SRI onreS ieettty te sees we party = The Opeenpeab i eis ea aS eree ou sort FRE anv wins o q Yr _ DREW J. J0TUB 8 00., CARRIAGE VANOFAUTURE 47 aad 4TY lath street. Porticuler attention given to repeiriag. elé-Lim lie orner Bast oe n Lj WIL. 28 TES 0? SEE CERPTRERS g00d OD} nity any one wishii to secure Eciablished hotel doing A goed binges: Sere? Curar sry EN LOTs, 19x%, corner 34 end T ‘rents $:.000 i ded) gente per foots liberal core Nee Fone oe I stre paige, care cot Siiotaing, ‘ofa 7 HOLTZMAN igencer Building. btfally located tcut avemue rail ‘Del "eR vit erm, Gis tone” ina'trom ala rata fo Sb ner oa auStf corner N. Yarn and aie at Lae meer uate “room Bi OK HOURES Ss bogene 1. and Lsth sts id ‘VAN BOGA oes tt at. jy28-10t" ent rege Ferny? tm- Ovens on —Tuelares eal cone of 8th ET: ent a Wall & Co.'s & patleulare inawize ct Wok. eK, 25 ia bao pane ieee pau on the salt water in St. For paereags jars togutre. Micnous, house. BEN Ry sttom ab HOU! ee ia Row, with gas, wt ve roman: ie 2 METOALF, Je 16 tf [Chron.] New York avenue and isth'st. NOR SALE GREAT BARGAIN FOR CASH_ Four. sah BEIOK NOUSH, contaicioe ti maar seis mana 9a.m.anddand? pm jy 31 a eee fon AND vaviran a. SOABDER vans vanu, ce rn Fost often, Fore! peg or three ait 5 S252 STaat tena st Oe Onn OS Lurortant NEWS. cuty ©. JEWELL’S PREMIUM S0APS are acknowledged to be THE BEST SOAPS FOR THE LEAST MO! in the market. ‘They are made on the old fashion plan by boil- ing, and are free from all injurious Chemical adulterations. ‘The premium ORIENTAL SOAP, p< NEW YORK CITY 80aP, & = iMIOAL OLIVE B04P, Ti - NDBY S0aP, hakcueten ior quality, and are guaran- eed to give perfect satistaction,” : ASK YOUB GROCER for any of these and take no other. oeeroneoren of the BEST GROCERS in the ‘Manufactory, Nos. 500 and 502 G street north Between éth and sth. Washington. BD. O iy ett ORBTAIN CURE FO! —soeemcaee sis cad Renvows 13 ot and at Boom Ho. 10, VON KURE & 09, PIO NICS, EXOURSIONS, &e, ‘TO°URNaMETT AND Fic-aie. A Toer: ont he ws Ps eats sar Semkaiae EDNRADAY, 1975 IMS? for the tees De St of St Avs eos Catbolte Charen the lists Beet te all cocepend Keighes. ‘tacts will leaee @he westers tersection se et High wot Br ga Wore trent fowa,erery hour durtag ti of at dere reatiemen, cents ta for children, Stage cichese = Entrance tickets. t0cent for for indies, 15 conte toned trip > aed | mae a Tes amity gore FLUTING AND PINKING DEPOT, Bas REMOVED TO 399 DP eTREET. rae 2 str. 188. Ticks TT perenne ee Sanaa. iar Fra me ONISTS— to en- _ one eee Cab oe | Soe tuk oan weet bel D> acters. room 35. :. ing.) at ai it. OF ap whart, aus _ me or one pia Lo Prose OF THESR eho z thearetom what. ne be ipeeecl taicaks tr 8th Rto ide m.1to Sands io6 pt TeSOLCTION ‘The Copartnership bi for gergigeste te nts Suns DAVIS & 00.. expired Gel oe WC. ~ howe entering pe e qrier__ Bernier Clase begins WOOD AND OOAL. ‘clock receive full quarter the Firat Tareiay | DAVIS will settle tbe bu naa. ar persone is on — Please promapl nr oS ans aod L EAVE To8 UBDERS FOR above firm will REAP COALS AND WOOD = ‘00D, their spot Bod Chief Office. G street whart, Ww + Or wi stouus 20o. ‘ne eleims Bicase present them at once. dows 4. Sais. come heed 2, am s i} 4 DUCTION IN PRIOR 2,960 POUNDS Te THE TON = OAK and PINE WOOD constantly on hand So” Now is the time for Ph al pad d nips sho arpe Southeast corner of New Yo guet Se “MAS AS HOOD, Pan t, revised Ps blished by the tor. pablished by the eu Of the usta | fonctions. at his irealdence, Office hours, 10 to 2, and § PERSONAL —wisens conse 's. sizes, at BAUM'S FACTORY, street, Nairn ® ae bul avepue. Hh street, between Band F = SE foot of 7th street rar EON AND PHYSICIAN. oes PruntuvaMin Avate bere E = ween Ss awe pols reg Pry Patra od If you want ths wiry WOOD ona vOaL in ths oft ‘and und Mow Tork. Captrtammnaseige (era gabe ring especial treatment will fing Teasing wl from "whatever cause, “bbs Paivara, Patients sve noone bat the ‘pate - HAVE THEIR HOOPSKIETS ALTERED AND BEPAIRED at OHS. BAUM'S HOOPSKIRT,UORSET end SROULDEE BRACE MANUFACTORY, Louisiana avenue, between (th and 7th stresta. mb U-t soy : 200 PENH’ a ‘by certain secret Betwoen imth aud ists streets. ft them for busines, = ees Ee kann — Sooner causes, feel a debility in advance of will be made Before plecing themscives under the teeute aidan Tes py Spee Patient will be required to ver tor oD Surgical operation when performed. which will ve deducted Teeth arenede. The Association te to make Testh om Gold. Silver jew York. Philadel: bis and yj work cheap aa named cities. will be done BOARDING. satiefacti will do well to —T wo ROOMS, unfurnished, will be | *2!De our work before getting tt elsewhere. iy rented with or fo'a family for house E. MERI peer ping.at _ Virgi jue. between 6th end anls-3t* ‘T—Several very Sentzebte FURNISH: vom: in snits or sii lst DENT! Bo. 310 era aett Avunes, “nT OF SRT 5 for twenty L. C. PAREE & 00., EDUCATIONAL. P#OF. kerUras musical acaDEMY. 3 This Mende wit be open for oie Meoustiteten, ars WHOLESALE AND RETA. DEALERS In CHANDSLIERS hers furnished ane dress the Princt 3 dress or call om the P ‘aise acon a 3 Sih HE BORROMEO INSTITUT: Ts on the SECOND MONDAY of Bept he bumber of pupils is oo to twenty Pane is expected on the dey of ees ior. ‘ALDBON, ‘Pikoeviiles Baienses county, Maryland. ou 6 3w* iss | Sees eco ry] year For Cetalogues add antiae REV. THI a. CaBn,, A. — A. iy Mkcxiod a AD Orne te iret PRCK will FOR BOxs Boom fr7: Lat. Lat corner ‘th. Fer Hor pation se CLOTHING, &c. EF. HHIBERGER, (Buceessor to H. F. Levson & Oe.,) OITIZERS, ABMY AND RAVE MERCHANT TAILOE. EVERY DESCRIPTION OF GAS FIxToaes PLUMBING, GAS AND STEAM FITTING Promptly attended to. 500 Binth street, between Pa. suenue and D woe Weshington, D.C > - es WHITE FINE SHIRTS, LINEN BOsoms, AT @1.50. WALL, BOBLNSON & CO, 322 Peunsyivania avenue, Bet. Nieth and Tenth streets Milburn’s Polar Soda. THE COLDEST AND THE BEST. Bo. 480 FIFTEENTH STREET, Orrosirs Taxasvar. je m-tt DRY GOODS AT Low PBRions. BOGAN & WYLIE, No. 329 SEVENTH STRERT, between New York avenue and L street. joa-3m AOLUMBIALROSEIFAL BOR Pomme ame | me ii=eas pra (COLOMBIA BosriTal, OR WOMEN AND pete choles LYING-IN-HOBPITAL. Fores SaLa— <= eae ae to ng to sail iyaagtas uae of the wa F SALoINED SEM TES couse, suet rasta 8nd for asie— trp farnlabed with ail dee onstse Fite soap Prices ran ee from, es = ime = 3 2 CR! NT: Hele . wat oi ay uantity tout ‘any quantity to soit customers, my 9-tt “See VS CCT MET=OF BOWLING BALOON, UNDER METBOPOLIT Bey pwoken x ‘okoncE W: Bau, lirg Stecer We UEB, Propnetor Lanse tol pm The ttoek nest Liquors. Wines — eds oS “peeeast ch of the finest brands. CABINET FURNITURE. = AT GREATLY REDUCED ' he FORC ER re. 372: Fomgarivents ‘avenue, b Cc T CHINES, « For sale by oles = Bacirerg et a P. maw ret. ero Massmovor WATER, Mise18QU0l WarzE, OE Ween ete,