Evening Star Newspaper, August 19, 1868, Page 2

EVENING STAR. | Largest Circulation in the District CROSBY S. NOYES..........Editer. WASHINGTON CITY: WEDNESDAY......... AUGUST 19, 1968, SP READING MATTER ON EVERY PaAGu. SEB OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELB- GBAPHIO AND OTHEB MATTER. FoR TER ACCOMMODATION OF PERSONS lesv- ing the city during the summer months they can bave the STAR mailed to their address, by ordering the same at the office, for 12 cents Per week, for one week or more. “TH® Lone Strixe.”—The eight-hour strike | of the New York bricklayers still continues, Tumors of compromise tothe contrary notwith- standing. Among the laboring classes of all kinds the action ef the bricklayers is generally | accepted as the test case. In this view ot the | situation the strikers are not only supported | 1 by the sympathies of all the other crafts, but | also receive liberal and most substantial aid, in the shspe of cash contributions trom the various trade organizations throughoet the , country. The leaders of the movement boast | that to-daythe strikers are in a stronger financial | position than they were on the first day of the strike. The eight-hour men bave one great ad- vantage—they are united, and the bosses are | not. Already, where the exigencics of the oc- casion have compelled the continuance of the bricklaying, the employers have bean forced twaccede to tie demand of the strikers, and pay them the old ten hours’ wages for their eight hours’ work. This is one point gained at least by the workme: ‘Tax Ect nm Sunday, near midnight (by our time,) or 6% o'clock Monday morning, im Basten Airica, ocenrred = total eclipse of the sum. Astronomers from all parts of the ‘world went there to see it. Almost every civil- ized government organized expeditions and seiestific agents to witness this remarkable event. The Russian Government sent out a large force of savans. The English Royal So- ciety and Astronomical Society also sent ob- servers: the Pope sent Father Seccui, (who-e Iabors m the cause of scientific improvement are known throughout the world,) ard the Emperor Napoleon sent oat Monsieur Jansen. It is the most remarkable solar eclipse that bas taken piace within those periods of the World’s history of which we have any record, and no similar event (that is of such import. ance and proportions) will occur for bugdreds of years in the future. DUVORCE STATISTICS.—We noticed lately at some jength the remarkable article on «Di- vorce™ by Dr. Woolsey, president of Yale Col- lege, in the last number of the New Englander, im which he gives statistics and arguments to show that Connecticut occupies a «bad emi. nence among the States” in the number of its divorces; bat, after remarking in a feot-note that the State of Indiana has no statistics of diyoree, he gives an estimate of the annual number there at 2,000, and adds: “If it be so, the ratio to the number of inhabitants sur- pases that of Conncctieut.” It appears now | from recent esumates that the number of di- Yorces obtained annually in Indiana does not fall much short of 5,000. Indiana then mast be Promoted to a “badder” eminence than Uonnec- cut in the matter of loose divorce legislation. Live lysvBance.—Probably the nearest step yet made towards pulting the life insurance business on the practical footing of the bes: in- Yestment to be made for money, and cn terms easily understood by the imsurer, is that acbieved in the formation of the National Lite Insurance Company, chartered by special act of Congress. The names connected with it show a very remarkable combination of the solid men of the country, and the fact that Jay Cooke and Henry D.Cooke. who have uni- tormly declined to go into any merely specu- | istive company business, have entered upon this enterprise with a large portion of their fortune, is well calculated to give the country confidence in its operations. But, in fact, every State is represented in the company by its lead- ing bankers and sbrewdest and most carefal business men. The directors alone represent a Property interest of not less than $20,(4K),000, and the list of their names.shots some of the best business talent of the country. Elsewhere will be found the advertisement of the company giving some of the new fin. tures of their mode of insurance, and which are of anature to meet the views of all per- sons, whether insurmg as & provision for their families in cave of support being cnt off by Geath, or simply as the very best investment that can be made for :omey. The fact that some of our wealthiest men are insuring purely As 8 money-making operation sRows that it is held as a first-class investment by shrewd and close calculators. In fact, in England life insurance in some shape is the favorite form of investment, purely as safe and sound mode of realizing large profits on a smallsum psid yearly for a limited mumber of yeurs. It is rapidly coming to be looked upon in the same Aight in this country. Sars ‘The statement is made in the Paris Mondr, and confirmed from other sources, that invita- tions to sttend the General Counell of the Catholic Chureb, appointed to he held at Rome, December *, 1869, will be extended to all schismsties!, But not to heretical Bishops. This will include the Bishops of the Greek and Armenisn Communions, bat not those of theChureb of England. The ground of the distinction would seem to be that schis- matics only differ from the Church of Kome in matters of @xtermal discipline, while bereiics reject essential doctrines of faith. Fr J. Sbillington, Odeon Building, we have Godey’s Lady's Book and Peterson's Na <oma Magazine for September. From French & Rich- ardson, 34 Pennsylvania avenue, we have Godey’s Lady's Book and The Children’s Hour for September. ‘The New York Trijunce isso squeamish in the matter of capital punishment that it terms banging “Cervical dislocation under judicial auspices.” A New York sicamship company has con- tracted to bring over the remainder of 10,000 Mormon saints, eight hundred having already arrived. ————— The Teachers’ National Vou vention is now in fession at the capitol in Nashville, Tenn. A large number of delegates are present —$<_<_—_—__ Formion Newa.—A recent election for a member of the Corps Legislatif in the Depart- f Jura, Frauce, has resulted in the de. the official candiaaie by avery large ty. Nepoleon marked his recent fete day ppointment of several new Ceunsellors of State, M. Seruges, formerly Minister at Washington, being one of the number. It is oMcially announced at Berlin that Switzerland will summarily reject any alliance with France, Advices received in London irom Rio Jancire states that the new Brazilian Cabinet is inclin- ed to peace, and that a great majority of the eople are thoroughly tired of the war with paraguay. \The people of the Argentine Con- federation are alse represented as very desirous of peace. a7 The jour ymen carpenters and busiders of Bangor, Me. . bave recently held a me -ting, at which they passed resolutions demanding that the master-builders pay them living wages, and declaring that they are entitled to preter. ence over strangers in the procurement ot work, and ren that they may be driven to the neces@ty of stardieg Sa tostitation that sball farnisB Jabor at cost, and divide the prof- ats between themselves and their employers, thus saving themephyes from poverty and dis. grace. S7'Six Cardinals will be appointed at the Cousstory to be beld ext month in Rome. ‘The prelates designated are Mgri. Merode. Chigi, Talbot, Randi, Perario and Sagretti. All the vacancies in the Secred comes oan oe Dlled wp prior to theassembly of: = eal Council. Kastocky ELection.—Returns from all but five small counties in Kentucky, for Governor, show tbe result to be; For Stevenson, democrat, 111,451, and for Babe, republican, 25,526; demo- cratic majority 7,925. —_______ SS Fisher, of Sing that he was recently called am fe genuine Sateen tas veep ‘Ward Beecher's salary as pastor eriery {Pi th Church is $10,000 a year, and the of Piymou' Profits of bis are $5,000 more. Interesting Things the 1 We are permitted to the extract from a letter receiv: thy an officer in the U.Sivervit Alt U.S. Reverce Streamer Warawpa. St. Paul's Harbor, Rodiack Island, Alaska Terri- tory, Sunday, Jane ith, W6.— * © © I ‘will now give you some idea of what part of the worl J am im, gnd hope it may prove interesting. April Sth we sailed from San Aina PerRory. “Arrived af Sida ay at remained there ope week, coaled a phi gad sailed for this piace, where we arri %b. We examined, on our way to this place, all the Barbors of mote on the coast; have tound several places where coa! could be mined at a profit on a stoall capital In fact this country is full of coal, bats grep deslot isof an intwviet sees only et feature that 1 have far in Alaska. Upon the whole, 1 thule the Government has au elephant in this seven million purchase. ‘he Indians whe inhabit this country are & most indolent race, particularly the southern westwai ir 8 Appear pty oy Russi as many of them bave been con verted to the Catholic faith. Far as we have gone the natives seem to be delighted by the re of Government; but 1 fear it will do Ro good, as the traders are rem" introducing | Smong them, which hs proved a curse to, all men. the winter months the natives During | are employed trapping the fur animals, which »bound in this country, such as sable, mink, beayer, fox, ermine, and many others too mumerous to mention. The nattves live in a most miserable manner, their principal food being whale meat, seal, and salmon; ptr ‘ouses are fil sre filth: person, their clothing consists Principally et Tare of the Poorest quality. as they sell all the best skins I find par Soars old eervone mone them most of them dying un :, Principally with — Srhe United aaa Govern. ment bave and sendiag different parts of the country, butof the diferent mull. tary posts I have visited 1 our present position to that, beings soldier, as it is any- thing but pleasagr living as they do in tenis, where tis constantly raiming during the mer menths and snowing d: the wi At this place. on an isiand in the Thor, ice is collected to supply the San Francisco and China markets, the only business that pays in these regions. At present there is ism vessel bere ‘with United States t lies, which will lead with ice tor which is the oeca=ion of my inti at rar this tron, asthe ben pne ee part of the world are not Boor Nagrep pot theses’ a = eee mont is anything but pleasant, raining m: of the a very little wind; during the winter months it is very cold, and the winds are very severe, ice forming about three feet in i water. Iam told by parties living here it safe tor a person to venture oat dur- ing a gale. ‘Weare now waiting the arrival of our coal, when we will proceed wert rard to Ounalaska, Bristol Bay, Norton Sound, and through Bher- ing Straits to the most northern part of our possessions in the Articocean. We are in hopes of gutting South before the winter sets in, as it is fearful to think ot spending a winter so near the north pole. ‘The vessel that I am attached to at present is & propeller of about six hun- dred tons burthen, but in mo mannér adapted for this cruise, as her accommodations are very small for the umber of officers and men ai- tached. We Rave ten officers and fifty-seven men. A vessel for this coast should have plenty of room for both officers and men to protect them from the severity of the weather, and al- w them some exercise a» a preventative from | scurvy and otber diseases liable to be con- tracted in this climate. Fr NATIONAL BUILDING A8SO- — CIATION !1 ELECTION OF OF FIGERS! THIRD ANNUAL MEETING! !11 The 3d anpual report will be presented. and off- cers elected for the ensult Fear on FRIDAY EVENING, Aurast ‘ist, Meoting to be held im Potomac Ha'l, corner of Maryland avenue and Tith street, South We ashi 3 order of THOMPSON, Seo'y ANNOUNCEMENT Dr. J. B. PIPER having sailed for not oy ith . he ohte in the Jr BONN ENSOGMIDE: between stn tn and ven and medicines Tarai eit or at ee fivinaeds a 8th and |. either office will be rome ot: roe wee OF EXCHANGE UPON LONDON AND PARis For sale in sums te suit. LEWIS JOHNSON & CO., Bankers. Jr 1m ‘WEAPPING bundies of ara oF’ PAPER FOR FALE. fty and one hundred mani | 3 "5 ee STREET, HAMBURG GRAPES: BLACK HAMBURG @RaPRs' N.W. BUROHELL, auld under Ebbitt House, Poromac nox nznaue. POTOMAC SHAD. All selected apd in saat 3 order. ani9 tt oo enio__PPOE Poder HDEINE Hote, Parant PANTALOOR ‘We are now preparing # full stock of the above celebrated DRAWERS, in materials suitable for all cltmates. Also, our new style of MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS for fall and winter of 1958. FISK, CLARK & PLAGaG, n No. 58 White street, New York. HEAPEST BOOKS EVBB PUBLISHED. DICKS’ BRITISH DBAMA, (containing most of the celebrated plays,) 4 vols. at 60 cents por vel. SHAKSPEABE’S WORKS, (English edition, Weents, BURNS’ POBTICAL WORKS, 50 cents, SCOTT'S PORTICAL WORKS, 80 conts. MIDSHIPMAN EASY, by Captain Marryatt, cents. PUNCH: POCKET BOOK OF FON, 25 cents. DICKENS’ WORKS, complete set for $4.50. FRENCH & BICHARDSON, BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS, _anld-tf 334 Pennsylvenia avenue. GIVE NOTIC! Ties bie Is 29. iv nays ie eae ber bi ASHINGTON SwAbTZ. of (iACOR SWART. 9: the Bch day a hres. divi cmniboved te Gay of June, 1663, = spf petition be Poapiks matt irae: | Ba nition@s ber Gapers should we Sled in this ofBce Yeenty days betore the da this mock p: Neu fost ends. Why Ey prem We eo eyoung fir years de Thy absence? Tt will be found upon proper tn- strect. between ist t. east and fi vestigation that this 1 bet a. Hoe, of soe Gis despicable shifts walett the the South resort Mine influ My of Ul the Samant eaten texal tcioeaal ie oe nt te ate eeatts ar that HO eitizens fs eed eis ae cra nee uF. bound to Betore ae nate 4 laws of U ites. foo nt (oo A tution ids been declared to be the supreme law of the “ue by the official recognition of the Prectaent. by bisehed declaration of comfc the pai the Secretary o! Diate, and nd by A ee Fesget acuace. of the Gist ; wes a Foray Justi Aga necessary ‘nue. water. Dasement. aetate ‘iss sequel, men diateg thereby io Revue to bald ia for sult and exercise judicial authofity are in open and wiifou wie SuEteAR flagrant rebellion againal the taws: tobe held 18 as ust » themselves ti to indictment ‘BY BEr iB ist ine and punishment for such violation of law and rept one anfa with oF ut srepowerl oto affect the lite, liberty, or prop- een 9. sae reesierans 18:3 a, are po' - Ly a 9 erty of Qi 01 met such aM . D. WILLIAMSON. The friends of Mr. Williamson furnish the = relation to this case: “The tollow- hae in feneajes Pele wee ing is = all} fart! a which a Virginia court has based its charge of | VW CE Bg A sobtan fale pretences” | ousywork gas, oe fequired. Apply at 361 against Mr. Williamson, a member of the Vir- prise aa ‘au 7 3° and since save ’ y . Stoneman, the Ist of mpoimearent to the Judgeship of the 15th ‘ mera sie, topation. Sudiclal District of Virginia upon the recome fice. mendation of distinguisl members of the bar, and of the resem! #8 doth State and Fed- eral, including the personal recommendation of Ohiet Justice Obase. About the pote 1958, 8. D. Williamson agreed with Jesse Hane, of Lynchburg, Va., to ed him $300 as rent for W serene rent fr 6 Ce = Fenap vente nrepee sad bebe Ns im grand at ‘nt least Fee Rg at Payment made in bonds, to be ‘OMAN, to cook sos Haug pace peceo | Ween, Roar bas re Gasorteaduags Ww Williayacon put gas fixtures in BAY its aye at a Hane’s house, to be allowed out of rent. and Hiamson after received in goods from obligor of one of the deposited bonds, amounts advanced by bim for said fixtures, Williamson, after an occupancy of two years, was succeeded in said house by Lieut. R. L. Brown. asc before taking jon, learned of Hi fixtures put in by Williamson would go with the house, as they had been, or would be, al- lowed for upon settlement. ‘Hume recetwrd the house from Williamson and leased to Brown: is (Hane's) life demand LOST AND FOUND. for confirmation of statement. Williamiwon has | [OST 4% ENVELOPE of OFFICIAL PA. since resided, now about ten years, in theimme- | 4 nine Owen d Cae een, 2 diate vicimty of Lynehberg.and not an intima. | ya’ el” UP. LANGSTON. tion on the ‘part of said Booker, that ought against him. During Williamson's ab- sence from home, and without notice, oF any intimation whatever, the goes’ out through ceriain papers that he has been pre- sent 1 and indicted as above. All Republican papers who haye copied the item will please copy the answer.” pital iar ots To PROPERTY-HOLDERS. remodeled ry the sullen Restate a8 mee. trove street Oppo: FOR SALE. ine te Beat ‘corver ef 7th eta "F etvonny on re now Fo AUH_STOOR FIETUBNS. @c..ofg Ste pp snd sale of real setave, beth privaiely 208 ai we Store and House for Fens. e008 sagt stint ty Jett with them for ualc or for rent is ad- = vertived wi ee charge in the Beal Estate Adver- Heer, bien iy publ litbed weekly, ely a No Poffo! males of the! rty lef om ‘attention is aiven to ihe rata sndeale for non-residents, of ep om Of paper secured we qaayat ee od orate rates 5 aul7 & Real Estate Brokers sd Auctioneers. tof Siret clase tant en large na ah aways. Jenny Lin Linas. Buel uatagse &c.,&c. Bepai piety impeuany ata Da es ‘8th and ape! Snen, lt ee EE ak THE WHITEHUBST PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY, perce ‘applied for \e lot of B Sade a # b or any other baviness Nos. 494-6 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Pr soreer 7 ot ae re wre, Detween 4% and 6th streets. tb In.and oom t 10.09 clock. Fors — young, round, eee HORSE: ‘This Establishment, founded in this city in bape) ie cr Goudie. and embracing among its bupdreds of Regatives end specimens, PORTRAITS raoM LIFE of all the Celebrities that have been on the Bint res Cas eee Pan hood tomrnsothe 18-3" gedid plesk and ton, DOGS o'd. eee: 4 ofa ete eed nets: with Sopa sox ‘3 “Boxe lpaneeees Paka: ea pk oe roy iy for Puotograpte 5.0 an eet work in its branches, in style that cannot be aS ALES table for wewo or bug- 51 SF unitérm fow Fates that connet | EA ey-simd a hac y abe 8a Boee we! dctcl, comer thread P Pateeet, W aD "Sarit Four Fours kuwe | St aeerdse arta tae Foor abe oar cai pet imperial, Life | p08 SALE— 17% hapds high, 7 a Poms Eee YUU spe ae "Seiten for Beet, ean corer Ith st. ond ove. on Br-68! Fsuen seer on ata for = tight for Bketches, Pictures, , & Ver’ : | busey B. Powian’s ” | aoe ops past Eee | nee, ROA aera ack end of any size. sob _AskpsIe=anSORTIESUEERLOOTE TEL Old Daguarreotrpes. Pictures, Patntings, &c., | FOB PES STO situaled south: rei copied, euinrged (when , 04 Trem ser Heed tbh strects Guilt on x dered saom eas reasons f0r selling. "sa 19407 Pictures taken im all kinds of weather. Facilities unsurpassed. STAln OMLCLOTHS AND STAIR RODS. icture line, is, “The 9m sale, @ lot of ‘besstiful SES ee tite oiLeLorns Nos, 424-6 Penna. Ave., bet. 454 and 6th sts. Brae Epirus ine ornate hex ot Out this ext Sor a Memerendem. anime | gtei8 "Sone. in mire azaied io Garpettngs WHAPRING PAPERS, seen pags, | “97 BEMNANTS OF OILCLOTEE, of = fs the best qualities, selling for ar ‘cost. Jost @ Pipeas sp EP 1 deat we read poe E — 2 cow oat portant dt ad Tux pret way axDOPRAW ourrER corn a BEFORE THE PUBLIO Is SINOLAIR’S PATENT SORBW PROPELLER, Go pronounced by all who have used it, for catting HAY, STBAW, AND FODDEB. “ CAMP-MEETING aa T have on bend s large variety of TENTS. ALL 817) FoR barr os BENT, SUITABLE FOR P-MEBTINGS, &e. Apply to 3B. G. WHEELER, It has grester capacity than any Cutter now Seventh street aad Canal Bridge, manufactured, end is trongest, chespest, most out-tf South side. durable, and easily operated. All sizes, for hand or horse power, constaatly on hand et factory prices, without the addition of freight charges. “gE Seig gore. “apes AF EER Pil MILLS, JOHN A. BAKER, Bole Agent, v" RICULTURAL WAREHOUSE, 3 ‘Lot's‘ans ay.. bet.th and 10th ate. az PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP a nnted se soutien!” air: =z THOMAS H. BARRON, = ma a ana ae Surana “*° B nn acnicopzvnar ene oS, |Eeear ign cee). sal2-eolw Between bt inth and Eps H. BATES, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, No. 249 Pa. ave., bet. 12th and 13th streets, Ack: ledges Deeds.Landiord and Tenant tes ord bi snd aA tt Saeinees ‘appertaining to ae | comely SLATE BOOFING. SAMAR Archies and Sole Licenscg th streets etic {Mesbineton, George Seis god Joe, F. Brown, Boge. =e EVERLASTING CORSET STEELS. © yiattid rrrverrrry i 10 Cents. mom CHRAP OARFETINGD. onsm on eee HB SKIRT AND CORSET MAWUFACTORE 49 LOUISIANA AVENUS, Dotween 6th and 7th streets. of auueae aban gi See | CLOVER ny s Da TE fs y= FISHERIES. ne Li E AND RENT. and DWELLING Saerewiee Fon ms =se Tey ene ah PRIOR, sBOUSE: of Sears rig wee, Feralas t Tor ate Se Apoly ot ret ack from the pleas ot frout verde. Thin and lath sereeta, me "Fan ts ot. = late of an 19.3 ; Ne FURNISHED | b $3.8 °, it Satan eae waive imprercare th 2 eda ee : i FoR gest trect, betwee! O atrests south. stairs nike rooms. Apply ee Toque has rus aud fe Da ard: No. 627 ith strest, Island. Lngaire Tothrst west, ad E north. 818 3 ~ test ee and beet located SHALL BRIOK Sarees slate roof: eleven rooms: wa: Sie fret i e aa R RE NT — The FIRST AND S@OON' FLOORS of our new building, 250 TPennsyl. an 17-3t M.W.GALT & BRO., Jewelers. ‘OR RENT—A t tory frame HOU! a REE Sears ance. : | LORD; cor-of 5th snd G iT—STORE = DWELLING, con- Sight rome: tore room, and io {33 3. corver of H#th mreet'and Mewsa- chuseits avenus. Apply at Ho.347 Mase nve- oul? Mt with DWECLING outached. situated corner of lath and Ohestuut Sacked: Agni ns Grocery Bore or. ner l3thana L. 7-20" FOE, S48 OF CEASE —The valaab abe PROP. More and dwelling of ane tuchiioggs sweat at 8. Meese Bog Shiny Manufactory, 263 Fenmaylvania avenue. ——, DWELLING, sow pat Stans seen iar rage oat treet, oppoas Oly Wal aaa: ao D FUSE arama ao.enck ive at ae Hoa as pone. it te wey = BRIOK HOUSE with back bi ciidior No. 394 E street, between and 10th streets, containing ten rooms. Apply at street. en 13-62" No. 404K NT—One BRICK ae No. 300 New SOUNBON, oth and Leotrecte tortie au i2- ie Fo ‘OR RESTA wellsseatiobo Di estab north. foaulte at No 6S ac ne a OB SALE—STOOR, FIXTURES, GU son wr FORRALE, SPOOR IN TORaS goo Ae Fred adler for rent ormer of be i. ork ou on om acres of LA LAND at = ae JOBN Braco toue corner of r'isth and ¥ stree cots. was nemovgy 442 ?FUNKUNG DEPOT, ro Bete ae TTREET, .. corner Mth aod F ‘Westingten; and corner Bridge ee > — a 2,960 POUNDS TO THE TON GUARANT! ED OAR cad PINB WOOD constantly on bund winter vouppiy.” site fOr Tamities to put in thetr charge will be made for tiflcial Teeth are Daticnt will be required’ to per spree eager OF MARRI. new EILOSOPEE rt pers delivered Sieeemcire ak Me ly reviewed; The oaese genuied Tors arian Dales aaicaly Seacooe SEGA oboerbenes inde tree Cc mie fork Le Bo, 320 oe Avenvs, Poy ctray civig tri L. ©. PARKE 4 00., WHOLESALE AND RFTAIC DEALERS IN OBANDSLIEES {OB RENT_8e . '—Several very desirable FU. ep BOOME.s imectte or tn suite or singly 391 Catrect, bet tr am 4 and Sd streets, IBST-CLASS TABLE BO ARD CAR, RE HAD F ia the American yg 'y dellare per ‘BALD- corner one of cash. isa wi sternite Secs | ce ar RED eset, yoat ach 73 : ate per foot ‘terme. Frame, 2x bash, Se Tetreet wljoleien ‘Gasov can, and a7 cotf [Tut.] AEECHEEE » OUyaAY, er aed fame nt an ar fn eos sia corner ‘avenue mune ind 1 Lith street. eee saree acken bt Goenas sist aire ‘ead By oa SEVERAL HOUSES. ee Ee ws an aoe ne, parte ee ecHoLs. Rectifier snd fy eae Baer Wi > Wine ag Boe eB ats ian Philadelphia ‘Bow. wen, room. . and every modern tm} % it, For eat L3-OREAT 8 BAGH FoR cxmr geieaeer Retna es sea ™. end éand7 p.m. iy 28-12" Epa arenes ay ars, iar ane ae qe Hs ky Lurostant xews. Ne 0. B, JBWELL'S PEEMIUM SOAPS are ecknowledged to be THE BEST SOAPS FOR THE LEAST MONEY im the market. ‘They are msite on the old fashion plan by boll- ing, and ere free from all injurious Chemical ‘The premiem ORIENTAL SOAP, The “ WEW YORK CITY 80apP. = OREMIOAL OLIVE BAP, io LAUNDBY 80AP, arogetstesrccgeay jaality, amd ere guaran- a GROCER for any of these and take Ps aaatalinas of the BEST GROCERS tn the || Manufactory, Nos, 500 and 502 G street north plier ensuing EDUCATIONAL. i EVERY DRSCRIPTION OF GAS FIXTURES S7, VINCENT’S seat corner Inth and © ‘Will open o: ORDAY At ‘Desest suet Pe Foquested to be prompt is sending ‘hae ar ‘8B BOYS’ ENGLIS} EY @LASSICAL iN be © ¥, 3: eablen nw Sutin Bar ists A batwees pa vesticunery see circulars, at t ibe book mores Frtactoat atrest. bet. | at the BcBeo! PLUMBING, G48 AND STEAM FITTING Promptly sttended to may be seen at his residence, 211 500 Ninth street, between Ps. avenue and Dst., Mand N; iy et Washington, D.C. SU WHITE FINE SHIRTS, LINEN BosoMs, aT ¢1 50. WALL, BOBINSON & 00., 328 Penney!vanta aveuce, Bet. Ninth and Tenth streets. Milburn’s Polar Soda. Tas COLDEST AND TSE BEsT. Ho. 480 FIFTEENTH STREET, Oprosirs Taxasvzt. jemet ot hia house. 313 stb au 18 im zO = Lee ype QONBBAL WATERS ON DRAUGHT. ret day of the peoion Pen Sa county, — Fi fall col soeeen a hee oro an} mm" aie bead 9 CLOTHING, &. F >: 28eEncrs, (Buccesor to H. F. Locvox & Co., CITIZENS. ARMY AND NAVY t MBECHANT TAILOR. Metropolitan Hotel, (iate Brown's.) iy8-tt No. 362 Pens. sveune, Weshington. *™*GhOhGe W. BAUR ives es We ess toitrm. t The Ber iseteck DRY ao! Seeipeion | ae aT LOW PBI — BOGAN & WYL' CABINET FURNITURE No. 329 BEVRETH 8T! ae Pe Bow York avenue and Lenest Fy TLY DU aT RATE Y RE. ED PURE hr ae eee: ABDREW 2. jUTUT 2 00., CABERIAGE VaRUPFACTUBE 47 aod 479 Leth etroet Partiouiar attention given to repairing Gel6-lim