Evening Star Newspaper, August 20, 1868, Page 2

Largest Cireulation in the District, WASHINGTON CITY THURSDAY.......-.... AUGUST 20, 186 G7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAG SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GBAPHTO A OTHER MATTER. FoR THE ACCOMMODATION OF PERSONS jeav- sg the city during the summer months they can have the STAR matled to their address, py ordering the same at the office, for 12% cents per week, for one week or more. BETWEEN THE TWO BUNDLES OF HAY. ‘The colored voters of the South most natu- | ally feel some elation over the sudden import. | by the active | ages by the rival politi- They must be a good deal puzz to decide ender the circum Like th @ hero of Gay's Opera, they— Could be happy with &: Were other dear charmer away Apparently the Democracy is the most im- passuened wooer of the two. The Republicans | Edigrant and astounded ectacle of the negro-detesting Democ aying assiduous, cessful c 20, how affectionate d apparen: to he col t. stand back ina miff, and seer ng their perunacious and rudy ) make great head-way in the affections of the “gorilla voters” as Democrney has been in the habit of styling | m heretofore, Now they are “men and “Leading colored Democrats” is ful designation given to some of hem by the Charleston Uaily News. A Ten- nessee Democratie Convention welcomes the treedmen to the Democratic ranks, per official resolution. Thus it reads: “Hesoivedt, That if the freeamen of this State Unite with the Democracy, and by their votes the enfranchisement of the waite men who ore now distranchised, common justice and common gratitude demand that we shouid not distur them in any rights they may now F brothers.” ts In Charleston, S. ©., the Democracy bave succeeded in organizing several colored Demo- cratic clubs, with a membership of at least a | thousand: and they prepose to raise a colored Democratic club in every County in the State. | But at the Democratic meeting at Yazoo, Mis- | | { aissippi, last week the Democracy completely | took the wind out of the sails of their Repub- hesn rivais for the colered vote. Since the day that “Liberty, Equality and Fraternity” were | first invented, we suppose the colored people tye never been addressed so cordially as men | and brothers as by these wide-awake Demo- eats of Yazoo. They deciare (per resolutions adopted unanimously) that “xs citizens of Mis- | sissippi it is our purpose to confer impartial suffrage on all men, irrespective of color. and to place all men on terms of equality before the Iaw, so that life, liberty and property may | be equally assured to ally’ that “our thanks | are due to our colored friends, who, actuated by a sen ustice and patriotic duty, co-op- erted with us in the Iate election in defeating the oppressive and iniquitous Constitution framed by strangers and common enemies to them and ourselves:” that “as an evidence and testimonial of our esteem and good will for them and the value of their noble aid in a just cause and patriotic principles, and as a farther token of friendship and union in support of democratic principles, we render to them a public barbecue at this place on the fourth Sat- urday im August, 1855;" that other colored people who wisn to renounce the Radical party “are respectfully invited to meet aad participate with us in said barbecue:” that “it is our duty and should be the duty and pleasure of all persons, in the bestowal of emp!oyment, places and patronage to the col- ored people, frankly to prefer and give the same to those who are our personal and politi~ cal friends, and to cheer and animate them to lives of usefulness, respectability and prospe- rity, and in no wise to give sid and comfort to our radical enemies, who seek t> prostrate us and liberty, and give dominion to our politica! adversaries: and that “we invite all good- Meaning and well-disp csed colored people to join the Conservative and Democrane party, and assure them, as well as all who have joined, that all their legal rights shall, to the extent of our ability, eVer be respected, sus- tained and protected, and that they can safely trust us todo them every justice and right in every emergency.” Mississippi Democratic journals state that the colored Mississippians, since tbe late elec. tions, are going oves én masse to the Democry< In & single county one thousand of them have produced certificates of membership in Demo- cratic clubs, and feel tar freer and prowder than they ever did as the slaves of scalawag “poor white trash.” As one of these papers eloquently states it, “A millenium of good fee!- ing between the races in Mississippi is dawn- ing as the result of this state of things.” Again atthe Mobile Democratic ratification meeting, Mr. C. C. Langdon, addressing colored people, sald. “We recornize the fact that you are en- titled to vote in elections. and we are not going to depriv: u of this right.” In Texas, a number of Democratic negro clubs have been formed in Eastern Texas, and colored orators, it is stated, are doing efficient work among the treedmen. Ata barbecue a: Independence, Washington county, the Bren- Aam Bamne~ says there were at least3x) negroes Present, who listened with great interest to the speeches, and many of them, before leaving the ground, “declared the determimation io ad- Bere to their white Sonthern frientsand vot the democraue ticket.” The Bonner is cone vanced that with very little effort nine-tenths Of all the negroes in the State can be converted | to the Democfatic faith. A colored Democratic club has been formed at Houston, which holds | regular weekly meetings. A Monston Demo- ES } ' | | cratic paper notes the formation of this club with much satisfaction, and says:—“The speakers are unanimously im favor o: mour and Bisir, aud state generally th are proud of the epportunity to unite wi only party that had any claims upon the blacks, aud could and would benefit their race.” All this denotes 2 very remarirable siate of Affairs im the South, and we do mot wonder that the New York Po f advises tre Republican leaders to “pay aitention to the Southern States." In looking over our Southern Demos eratic exchanges we notice that th mvective Scain-t negro a ffraze appeared from their colamus . as mlent a= mice om that topic: though banging away af the carpet-baggers as vige orously as eve Sbevld the Democrats stcceed im controling the colored vote in the coming Presidential election, it will not be strange if the Southern Domveriey of 1s should take a stand as the special champion af pegro suffrage. This would certainly be 3 very Femarkable change of front, bat nalikelier tmngs have happened: and certainly no one would have guessed one vearago that the Dem. | Ocrats of the South would at this time be can. vassing successfully for the colored vote of tha section The Dontgomery ® De, tie paper, gives a report that Governor Smith, of Ala. bams; will soon isstehis proclamation for an election of Presidential electors and Cougres men, at the regular time fprelection in Novern. ber. The election, it says, will be conducted precisely as the old code directs—exceprt that those hitherto disfradebised must file their ap plestion with the Probate Judge of theeonnty before voting. ‘The French Government bas suffered a sig. Bal defest at the suplementary election for the Corps Legisiatif in the department of the Jura the candidate of the Opposition being elected by & majority exceeding eleven thousand ‘votes. This if a good omen for the resuitot tne coming genera! election. ‘There is at length « reasonable Rope for 4 speedy and pescble settlement of the contlign between Paragusy and the Allies, Thenew Braziliad Muuictry is said to be in favor of peace, and the Argestine Uoegress to have declined 2 renewal of the allignce with Brazit. ee From Blanchard & Mo! we have Murer’; Mogarine for September, and {a-p-r's Wee! iy tor Avgust 2x. i | Tespects | cherk, Progress —The following is. from an Ea- seers of Salford ba Placed twelve hundred And eight woman om the register of electors for that Sve thousand % flaims to vote for the ci Pion, in Saffordshire, th the names of the female rate women gate, boro Abo: ers, sent in ear verseers Mave pu. payers as Claim. onts of votes on the chureafloor / * Gey. BUTLER ABD THE ATTORNEY Cen. ERAL.—The Chromicie quotes from the recent law of Congress to show that General Butler in applying to the Attorney General to defend him im the case of the Kimberly suit, is pro. ceeding. sirigtly acgerding to the letter and spirie ofthiat act.” From French & Richardson, 356 e, and from Shillington, Odeon Hall, copies of Harper's Magazine tor Sep- tember. Also from Shillington, we have Frant Laphie’s Lasiy’s Magazine ter September. padi ascent ia Te General Longstreet passed through Leesburg on Tuesday, en route for “(ak Hill,” the resi- dence of Col. John W. Fairfax, an ex-member of his old staff, with whou he proposes spend. ing several day ys. Ars meeting of the master masons in New York, yesterday, the ofiginal resolution to ems hone bet ten-hour men, was readopted, \tler whiet the meeting adjourned to Friday. PARTICULARS oF THE TewwEsswe OUTRAGE As mi cerning the ter: Tenn me A dis: now that on t be supposed, the fitst reparts con- murders at which were telegraphed. were in somé imaccurate, although fr the main ich from Nasbville says: Its ly some tirenty-five or thirty of Franklin, ms the murdere®s came to the town, while the main body are reported at two to fonr hundred stron, and it is said to have remained within ng distance outside. The name of the white man killed was S. A. Bierfleld He was & young man and ke; although an earnest an inoffensive gentleman. map, leeping her of p masked A number of s ery body indoors. They store and knock there. They rep’ was < in his room on Saturday night. ‘ho was colored, also in been o: = np came «i hots intscrit then 1@ door. d“ triends.” to co to the fromt door, and and opened tt. They immedi: ta store in the town, and Trion man, he was te y his med Lawrence Bows store. Robinson's | circus was af Pranklin that duy. Tue evening | pertormance had bee ome time. A num. le were still in town, when the hing in inately, driving eve ‘They fired wentto Bierfield’s He asked who He told them it tout himseit ely rushed im aud secured Howmad, while Bierfiela raa oft. He was fired atand wounded as he ran. the blood they traced bit able, dragged bim ont, Placed a roy bim, and put him x horseback. ever, struggled to BY to an adyoinin; rouni ie, how- the ground, ang piteously pest to be permitted to see his Moog Dee fore the ‘y killed bim. your mother. shots were then fired those whe aiferwar’ shot to pieces. and shot The You shall di into bis) body, Wit sry, was literally & Several aig 4 nes Bowman was then broughtout d the assassins took their depa: rte ure. Bowman was tmcrally woundede bi dragged hims ring the ~ elf toa grave, Gentiemen Franklin Inst night say ther: yard, and died du- rriviag from is excitement there, and fears are entertained of a riotou & large scale. CARRIED Away.—The sherriff ot Frederick city. Md., yeeterdy presented to the sheriff of Alexandria county, 4 requisition tor James W. Marshall. colored, who stands chatged with stealing a horse in Maryland, belonging to Mr. George H, Rizer. Horse THrevine.—Two fine ho stolen from ¢ of he meighboat: London Co. Va, on Sanda: ay belonging to Dr. U. F. Russell, Mr. James M. &2-The members of the Hawaiian ture voted themsel vee $1. each as ane: and the King vetoed the bill. &7 An encouraging experiment bas recently been made in Cincinnati to burn coal stead of wood Steer. Frederick city. b his pristoner yesterday evea- Journal to day. The ood of W ht last—one nd the other to in- pad hereby notified thas the machina st’ the oreby notified that the meeting of’ the been chi yormrna AY tg ATTE ERY. Be. 3 Kui, ight of | ie ICRRS AND MEMBERS co syes- oon Sao To priced naaaecr rinoaees ‘Aa act 2int. By order of an al ‘Aa bustuonp of sree’ cmmportones w it is expec ted ast a every Bit Kaper be present. ill be presented 1 [ATIONAL BUILDING ASSO- jr N. TATION tee LDING A830. ELECTION OF OFFICERS! THIRD ANNUAL MEETING! ''t 3d annual report will be presented The cers elected for EVENING. A: in Potom: ith treet. Sou By order a 19 St must 2ia1 ac Fall, cornet of the r the ens oI ith Washington. President, B. THO ets or Paes on rR letting to be held Maryland syenne and MPSUN, Sec'y. UPON LONDON AND PARIS For sale in sums to suit. LEWIS JOBNSON & CO., Bankers, iy 0-1m ‘WEAPPING PAPER FOR SALE. IN bundles of fifty and onc hundred pounds, at TAB OFFICE. ay ore #32 Where the public ‘want Sigua that of the iP SEvists srexsr, AN EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE, Execs et Sher SEVENTH STREET, ‘Two doors south of K and Northern Market. fest WLES NEW SHOULDES. BRAC SUEE ‘PER. £1.25 per pair. Kegs BURR’s. n 355.¥ atrect. betwecn ith and loti, Cuorce pt Ea DQ TERS F NEW v apa WESTERN" Burrea, YORK at received. over twn tons chotce es reqeived pA cl grades New Vornts by be “NORTHERN PRODUGE COMPANY. | . auD-if NITED JOHN Pe oR AM of Bor an st N TON. DC M perce: HAMBURG GRAPES! BLACK HAMBURG GRAP. BLACK HA New. _J0th and 11th sts, ‘TATES: PATENT OFFICE jAumuet 12, 1988 ‘busetts, MBURG GRAPES! BURCHELL, st bd ander Ebbitt Houxe. OTOMAU BOE HERRING. Ali selected and fn fine ee. anid we OUTOMAU SHAD. ad hawt, Comm 2 eras, Cusarust BOOKS . EVER PUnDAIBH NICKS’ BRITISH DRAMA, (ovntaining most of the celebrated plays.) 4 vols. atsecents per vol. SHAKSPEARE’S WORKS. t0 cents. (Engush edition,» BUBRS PORTICAL WORKS, 5) cents. SCOTT S$ POETICAL WORKS, 5)conts. MIDSRIPMAN EASY, by Captain Marryatt, w conte. PUNCH'S POCKET BOOK OF FUN, 25 cents. 4 DICKENS’ WOBKS, complete set for 94.5. FRENCH & BICHABDBSON. ! BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS, ouls-tf Pom. PIANOS, 334 P. stock of new i orale gereat: make room tor our t eS dow rates. “wi” Rgierie Wr 1s How. THADDEUS StEvENS.— ‘The ns Stevens’ — was admit- ted Lancaster, Pa., on Tuesday. ot 00 fw the Juvenile Li Asso- edonia county Academ: $5 0 to the trustees. ‘che his mother amd are ¢ tewn, the rm ned annually: and if a 16s should lapse, the same igifo go: Church or meeting neares| ville Yt. the testator's nati fi to Ouer _— to Mr. tives, @d tohis late housekeeper, $5,000: and the residue, if amodusing to $50,000, $20,000 ie to be expended by his trus- tees in Lancaster conditionally, or in Colum- bia, Pa., suitable buildings for an orphan asy- lum for indigent orphans, without distinction of race or color. PENS or Mabomecans, nor thers, on ® t ot Be. race or their ret jon, or their parents, ust Be excinted. ‘the inmates stall be educated 40 the same esand manger, with- out Tegard to color. shall be fed at the same table.” The codicil gives the Baptist Brethren $1,000 conditionally, and €1,000 to the Pennsylvania College at Gettysburg. EXD Ov THE IxvIAm Ratp in Kaysas.— ‘Dhe latest advices irom Kansas state that the Indians have left Solomoy valley, aud quiet is restored. Most of the settlers who weredriven away bave returned to their homes. Adjutant General Meafee reports thateight have been buried, three are mirsing, and five woun ed. This is probably less than half the casual- ties. At least twenty persons have been killed, General Suily reports that two danghters of Aaron Beli have been recovered from the Ln- cians. About two hundred settlers have been lett destitute, being stripped of provisions, clothing, bedding, and everything else the I dians could carry away or destroy. Appeals have been made to the citazens of Leavenworth and other pisces for aid for the sufferers, News.—At a review of t t on Tuesday, a popular des monsiration was made by an immense crowd of citizens tn tavor of peace. Loud cries we: made for peace and against war. The poli did uot intertere. A crisis has taken place in Spanish Government. Several members of ‘binet have withdrawn. There are tears against the Turkish author- ‘The cotton crop in the north- tern district of India has suffered trom heavy rain. Marquis Bonneville, present Min- ister from France to Switzerland, has been ap- pointed Ambassador to Rome, vice Count Sar. tiges. ‘The Corps Legisiatif will reassemble in December. The remaining elections for mem. bers ofthe Corps bave beeu postponed until next year. 1caGo KipNarrErs.— Chicago has a bigh- ensartousl story in regard to a boy whe peared two weeks ago. and has yasi reap. barca. Pie asorta that he was inveigied by a stranger into taking @ buggy Tide, was carried to a lone bouse on the prairie, and was <bat up iu 8 cellar, with a dozen other boys. twelve to fifteen years old, all ot whom were gagzed and bound. He, with one companion, finally suc- ceeded in making bis eseape. The police are looking into the affair, There are several theo- Ties in regard to the purpose of the kidnappers, one beins that they are engaged in furnishing bodies ior dissection. and another that they sevk to train up the lads as thieves. &7 A telezram from Quebec states that two priests have been carrying on an exciting dis- cussion in the French newspapers of that city upon the merits ot 3 pamphlet by George St. Aime, who writes under an assumed name. ‘The Archbishop got hold of the pamphlet, and it was ordered by him that ail Koman atho- cs having the book m their possession should Geeky tr uae pain of excommunication: The writer has also been ordered to retract t scandal which he has published within thirty days, on not doing so the penalties of the Church will be rigidly enforced. rr eh = J08: T. K_PUANT. JUSTIORN OF THE PE. CONVEYANCER A&C OMM ISS1ONEROF DEEDS Orrice: NO. 32 east ETI ALLs BASEMENT, WASHINGTON. Particular attention pald to Bandiora | and Ten ant Cases ya 20-3. Nets TO PROPERT ¥- HOLDERS. The undersigned having leased and remodel ed the Sullivan Building, No site the Post Office. have id quarters, corner of 7th and F strvets, and are now Drepared to offer unusual facilities for the pur Chase aud eaie of real estate, beth pi vately and at auction, at their books iven to the renting and sale of property for non-residents, and also to the ne- gotiation of paper secured by’ re: estate, a’ mod Special attention ts erate rates FITOR & FOX au 17 St Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers. THE WHITEHURST PHOTOGRAPH GALLER Y¥. Nos. 424-6 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. between 45; and 6th streets. ‘This Establishment, founded in this city in 13%, ing umong its hundreds of thousands of negatives and specimens, PORTRAITS FROM LIFB of all the Celebrities that have non the stage of action since = bas just changed hands and been thoroughly reorganized. Eason ape direction of a superior Frencl Artist, its rare old Instrnmente.and new. snd all the “tate improvements in the Art, eye for Thotearanl work io all its branches, in wseyle th at cannot nud ‘at uniform fow rates that cannot be underbid, Gems, Ambrotypes, Porcelaines—all styles aad sizes—Cards, Lmpei Four-Fours, extra rial Cards. Four Fours, Right- Pours. Cabinet, Imperial Li size—piain and colored—from 25 cents a) Gem Likenesses for Lockets, Watclies. and all other miniature purposes. x lod Dreringy Be Sketches, Pictures, piitias! jmery. regi Raga A other tmaginable thing taken or copied, in the best style and ofany nny Ola Le aging, pe Ly party Patutings, &¢., wed. Opi when desired), and dered freobs aud liforiike ad Pictures taken in afl kinds of weather. oe upsarpassed. ir motte in the picture is. “The finest Iiferlike likenceses ph toe tow prices.” Now. 424-6 Penna. Ave., bet. 455 and 6th sts. Cut this out for « Menorandum. an 12-Im* A RESSE: pain FORKS. KNIVES, BACKS, ac. kc PLATFORM AND course i at ( Feet = Etyah eee LS Bannows, ac, In kits and | abe H. BATES, “ JUSTICE OF THE PEAUE, No. 249 Pa.ave,, bet 12th and 13th streets. owledges Deeds, Landlord and Tenant cave: ant al cthet! buntucns appertulain to Wisente Prgmptly astended to. ‘au ls PLASTIC SLATE BooFING. WM. H-SEAMAN. Architect and Solv Liconge for Plastic slate Roofing im Washington, Georg: tony and Alexandr id tin route Orders by mail peompely attouder on. ies 71 E street. oa 13-Im? EVERLASTING CORSET STEELS. 10 Cents (Only Sxcat,S~ . Bas H = ¢SKIRT AND CORSET MANUFAUTORY 49 LOUISIANA AVENUE, between 6th end 7th streets. to. ‘eva Office my B URE FRAME MOULDINGS. LEA WLS see Wale * pu Esenavine, oF xy on org = |e CULDER® HARUWARE. we ic eet connection withour tow it, y_ttw. WANTS. WASTED—a" x WHITE WOM AN. t9 coo) ‘to Cook, wash. and iron ina private family. A‘ en at 184 I street, bet: 1t = aha aires. sree. a ; a ata. OLAS, corne: age ae Tadasiriony, intel irom, © raetre at avenne, Tae Ee Wait. a ve a recommend! qnired Wages no ¢ betw - a ant Wet PLOTM idle need Tey: LIVE EM. rE, where sue will bo well treated, re of ‘GLE Sthet east and Penne Ay; Price $18 per raonth. Bt FOE, BENT, HEPURNISHED— iD Six ROOM cS water tn the yard eee RUSTE in rent, betwen Of KD HOUSE, 95, an Ora BRIG rar ale ears . ant Iw i. hated NS Teron ep VS Fey Soe ae Sg ed STORE and DWELLING, o Tooms, store room, aud large at conan Noe S73. corner of Hath streak apd Mees 7 Mass. ave evenue. Apply at Ni the best of ref Hara good eduction, and the best of references people need address Miss A. mrkicas. for on Week, at Port Omtice. 2 3t* ‘ANTED-; , Wn A WHI ae | iron, avd to ass reference reauired. Apply at 335, Peausstvagia tvews Ww ANeRD—A COLORED WOMAN to do chan work. nd roan family: references required. Apply Bas" fam W =~ st* ’D—By 8 you! irl.a SIT WV 4 hay m1 fin smal! WV Becky Chemcnail am caetaad ith Capitol st. Good references given ANT Pay. it clase nim oo aa t. Wsite ruICK HOUSE ‘ach and lath per month will be for asnitable house HRUL & HOLTZMAN. Hom} Inteigense® Balding. BY: SEPTEMBRE Ist A LADY W Fept one unfurnished foom with or yn Good reference given; —— Address A.B. O., Star Oflice. ANT it. fe ri ae sb Weer ie dealing GOURE hot Pennaylv janie avenue avd betweon 6th and Tk rect, mproveme! a three good bed chambers.” Address Box 10 Star si es = wan DA ware eas 8 “0K, au 19-2t peste’ "Hetoreces Tequired RM: ALL'S Real Ketate Ofics, corter 7th ead B sts, ay ANTED TO BUY— uY8r ETH. Tadios) Geutienen idvone? Beon DERCLOTHING, BOOTS oa at 25435 7th street, between L ghoze beri U ara at Sie N orthern tion, B.—Secop4-hand Clothing sold at Ga srs} terms. WANG: Wastes AED UAST OFF SLOT. ING. Watches, iamnond. Jeme zovelvere, ok i ELTON A's 708" Pe Puwntrokers, arb pexieh 5 ‘B-ly* LOST AND FOUND. OST—A liberal reward will pe paie for the re- covery of asmall brown MABE. white saddle marks near shonider-biade, and hair of on the back near hips. ifdelivered'at Kellohor’s Stable, Sth st., between D and E 20:3t* Os in the 12t yet a BREAGT PI FIN, ‘with a gentleman ded by leaving it at ue cua LEN ith, between K aud L streets, west side. WAKD.—Lost. $2 bE BROWN TERRIER, nsatbae calles tothename of Pink ‘The ae in given by returning hen te o. F'BEHRESS, as 6th str ween N and O. ARGE OF F(CB DESK —Will be sold cheap, a ESK. mwie of cherry wood. finished with drawers. pigeon holes, and suitable ter an office or Hbrat ‘an be examined at Bar- ry ##bow-case rooms on D street, nearéth au 20-iw BARE i au aale. i STOCK, GOOD WILL and FIXTURRS. or the Gon LL'S Tatloring, Sill nod Fixtures of RU Ri pairing and Sconriug Kmporium, 393 Hat., near 13tl __ eu ld lw VARBIAGES. CARRIAGES. ene CARBIAGES. en. pant a large assortment of Rig class lieht Carrings reasonable prices. Also. nenteeet second hand nase. aways. Se 7 raae, Busius “org hs ee Pg ¢, ac jag promptly atten . a ERT 1 OWAHAM. poritory 874 D at,,bet. Shand oth; ehop 497 near D. a Fo. BALE—A young, pounds Sentio me ‘works well single or dont “Se Apply at JOHN ANGERM 18-3t" 5 505 7th ‘street, opposite eliow bos. oalte Old Fell Hall. TOR SALE Two splendid back and tan DOGS fall blood. four months o'd. One m: $10! one female $3. Tavaire ae JT RUDD & ‘SON'S Restaurant, ander ‘Wall's Opera House. au is. HiSEPE, FOR SALE—Suitsble for waeon or gy. kind and true in single or double barnes. Also,a BUGGY and SADDLE will be sold cheap. May be seen at Farm g Botel. gorner Fin ‘aud P street, je Weeningion.} D. jer 4pm For SALE-NOTES.t) the suoint of $1. ‘Well secured by real estate in ine EB ad. drese Box 24. Star Office 7 -oSt™ Fo: SALF— ly raze BES. soon WILL and License of a Grocery Btore sitvaied sont A 18th streets. Call at once If you ; good reasons for selling. an w -6t" east corner K with a bargain: STAIR OILCLOTES AND STAIR BODs. Just received. and on sale, a let of beantiful STAIB OILOLOTHS. tu designs copies of Eng’ Brussela Stair Carpeting, and to be used in lien of Carpeting, and will not cost one quarter as much. tensive and varied assortment of in lengths adapted to Carpatings 87- REMNANTS OF FLOOR OILC LOTHS. of the best qualities, selling tor leas than c DODsO an I7-cotf Tue pret uAY AND sTRAW cUTTER BEFORE THE PUBLIC Is SINCLAIR'S PATENT SORRW PROPELLER, So pronounced by all who have used it, for cating HAY, STRAW. AND FODDER. It has greater capacity than any Cutter now manufactured, and is the strongest, cheapest, most durable, and easily operated. All sizes, for hand or horse power, constantly on hand at factory prices, without the addition of freight charges. bl JOBN A. BAKER, Sole Agent, KICULTURAL WAREHOUSE, . Loutsiana sy. bet.9th amd lth ats, THOMAS H. BARRON, BUILDER, CONTRACTOR, AND SUPERINTENDENT. coatioas mec! ublic ae az eat witl Fare ci Hour without rawings 3, that any mechanic can work: fosuit the applicants. an naive from those who may favor me with hg patronage is made to the following walle Briers tt cirkce at cere David tS Shop an rect woth, none Pay 2 ‘= ieee RT PICT ee eee Moe CHEAP CARPETINGS. } With the view of maki inter goods. the wa se FISHERIES niga we Ibs. bara deere PE oni ani a LLB, &e . Be. beads 2. 2: BARTAOLOW, rg eeiiStrerts below Poach at. Due. a FOE BENTIA story BRICK H taining sor 4 ball. on 10th st , het end P ats. Inonire of D be noutbaaat corner of Sdanad L st nor RENT FURNISHED —The fretclave four story Fi nelish i Basement OUSE 404 E - between LS all the mod ern vmiprycments, 3 snd thoroughly ‘urntshed. A two story bric! hed. Apoly on the preimage orto THOM ae "RUSSELL. 255 Peona + between 12'b and 13th sts, eu) 6: PLENDID eee 3 RB A RESPONS S ROSATBER TO Preis SOR F RENT onan and nereeeen _ bee 261 Penna. nt ‘on per mont! on the premises, au 18 aa 34) 70 ETEASART Boons., oot rage 5 or ap- ished. at 404 I street, neat Goot references, required, (OR RENT—At 424 Gatreet cormer sth. y A bendsome communicating PARLORS. C. nished. with Board Also, a oR nw 1b aes CK HOURE oo. I street) (Chureh, with all the modera tthe Postoffice restans of aeete andE streets. aul9-tw* TAORGETOWN mA SALE =. two story BRICK HOUSE, on Seoond b longing oo Bociaco, with a small garden vu front, Ap: Siecr High apd Boad,at Mathews au 13-st* Re i hendormely | Fornished 0 atieining BOOM wo Obamber-+ ave. and For! REST—A neat tw: six rooms, hydrant im yard. a Ms a3 fember bat a “a Between 1th and Lith. — oe Fors SALR—For 54a, a Fears aousws A rooms. on a busines —_ leeae to run two years. drug store and dwelling rt Lah ya! cigar ach a Ets ‘au 19-5t* tory BRICK HOUSE i ath ant Ba o fet hack from the buildiog ‘ioe » ios leaving pleasant fi pet yards. Lote 22 by 12). Price $1,30 on time ‘The other three on V Yetyond t. between ih end Mth streets. Jess 94.200 on ti an 19 st 416 7th at., bet. Gan N'g= ¥ CENISHED. ROOMS For SEMT_s: or 10, and 8 N est ath Soa H esecta Heme Badvance: suisse FOE BENT—DRICK HOUSE, on Ks tweeu 4 * even reoms, all modert improvements ar. “En yoire 310 Pens: aaeuena Uetween th and lth strocte, it FCS RENT Ok SALE OHEAP—HOUSE of ¢ reoms; b gas api bath room: hydrant in yard: No. 629 th street, Island. Iayaire 402 loth st. west, bet. D and Enorthe ATs st COR RENTA three story BRICK HOUSE. wit Yated on 4s. street. between N and 0 stron containing nine rooms, Apply iy abate nee IMMEUTATE tntyveed oo RENT eo = Hetewsinine City: slate root, eleven roome wee fer snd gas compi-te, Terns moderate. er: at 536 7th street. *OR RENT—STO) ait streets. and f tached Apis to io GHEEN'S Grocery Store. cor- ner 15th and enit- FOR mace Oy LEA ERTY corner of ath a store and dwellin, Boies BROOM with Swautare ached. —— corner of 1ith and Chest le house on =e DWEULT P in Ny eg roar of ath erry, at the northwest co Also, 8 STORE BOOM onder. "Apply to Bi ‘OR RENT—A ae story B Fe HOUSE. containing Dine toms. Kitchen tock roont, and cellar. (ood ‘at No. 27 Poona Bayt Cue Photograph Gallorne See. Por BRENT Twe stor BRICK A HOUSE with street. between 9th taining ben rooms. Apply | Fo ne BRICK HOUSE. No Josey creates pavers Fone G etre. stwee. HBON 901 ahd Ustrors Se eee oe ‘A OR Ei well eatablished DEU at Jae corner of at one west - north aur Ow X Fo BR BAI LEO Spring on she lace OTICE TO GA: Ri N ee? earn Prtposes, situated om oes Ld rroee ith and 12th streets east ly to M “BAUD corner East Capitol ‘and streets east. su 8 hm B RALE-The GOOD Wity: ToREe eae Oe FRRUITORE fenney vai cash. wishing to ser hotel Stee aed buns sa tac EVEN | ey and I streets. (rents ye year ia ded BM) cents per foot Aigral form is rooms, bath, 2 1 cheap mod opportunity foram 0 abbot nity 1o. any one LOTS FOR SALE —Delichtfally locaa o1 the contemplated Oonnecticnt avemneratl road, where property is rapidiy yom in yale prices Farving trom tine fo 830 per lot, Yorma,"Su down, $7 ia om’ 4 will be Agent collectively for Particulars tnguire of W.L. W. FOE SALE, brick and Frame dite neveral inthe Boreatin Ward, near the epartinent, FABMS on the = water tn St further lowes Rectifier am w Wines, fy we ae nen, es No. 96 Sie F Bl rable USESin lade! ph wa, tt orery rer io soda ie oper, asi Je tf {Chron.} New York Eecennand nan a. Fe SALE-—GREAT Loa FOR CASH— Four sfory (BRICK Focme. Tanee: bat and cold water DORs coe eat cas ceperbent: Inquire at 357 Qh strert de- Eira, ‘ine shi 9 pede are ae Ma a ea ae Peat m. aan? oui Jy 23 lat* eS frait~appirs. is. a and city property, Impostant NEWS. } beri ete his Fe eg ae Soe LAND, 0. B, JEWELL’S PREMIUM SOAPS are acknowledged to be j 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 aduiterations. ‘The premium OBLENTAL BOAP, SASK,YOUR GROGER for an thew and tue puget saleby ail of the BEST GROCERS ta tne Meantacterr, Non $60 aad 203 0 trot nortn Betwoon 4th end 5h. jy Wtf Waskinytea, B.C BIVATE he ae TA. ar uae eins cured, scHUBTZEN FESTIVAL. bo WASHIBGTOS ‘TARGET amorta rion th Seerere, to snncwnce herewi THIRD ANNGAL SOBUERTZEN FESTIVAL, <r Tar NEW SCHUBTZEN PARK. ‘Commenctug Aucest 3}. and to cont ner up to Bep- temyor th 57" Ladice ant Gentlemen who om be y moment. au is Bt" xo ouch fe con . for oer tom. are politely wenesstes fs texte FLUTING of the Bxecutive Com An: INK LN stare dove: Kaecei & Nortleet’s - Ramovap ABD PINKING DEPOT, | fy "The pres ote are on evhilition at Mr WF TO ogee a a FATREET. |p Mocs’ Paraitere Baraar, corner of 7th street end Lo aiians avenue, me witin to em: ‘epee apa = io Ves 3) EXCURRIONIORE cranes x MON rei o! Ee bts ater serest. Meaveine, ni Th» xa the Point for Aug %. forth» Vorhterton, on The Copartnership heretofore existing between yas ender the uss and style of H ednesday esenin =, ry July Sint, mo Eh ty TS will seitie ths" busiaces. All porasunin. | Suittlng ini te Tbe butt 8 debted will please make prompt payment. and all \ Persons having claitm~ against the above firm will AS. age present th: . ne WF Davis. . ROW. J. ELLS. T will still coutione the whojesals Grocery busi- any solicit AVIS. Rrsson my own account Dotronage of amen i, 1868. [anmonp. eer edition niet, revieed an: published byt the suthor brett: BTIS. uable k Canse and cure of prema isonnes of Fouth and mani f the impediments nretor wix one 33. Post O1 ap old firm Tespactf LF. WOOD AND OOAL. L = GLENN nEAP COALS AND We r their Depot and Ohiet Office. G Shoah 200. 8 D. ceot whart, W . comer Ish and F, Waeh- til canoe of Seminal aoa Poy na Poreical Wehtit fa CUTS 2 00. w st ~f ve 7. Sper- < . Corner nd mattorbea, and other diseases arising from abnans | J Ui. corner Bridge and Migh, Cebege’ Gt gue uatural Tanetiors. at lis residence, B ys tot A F street. « hours, 19 to 2, Ad tor Goat: re . GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE ERSONAL- MISSES CORSETS, all siyics and — at BAUM 'S FACTORY: eign vet Sx StEoRON AND PHYSIC: xO" CUMBERLARD Opal. « tun of mie RRAVLVARIA AVENUE, above 12th street. amp $700 Has devoted ted many years to the treatment of female | 2.240 ‘PouxDs To Tur TON GUARANTI BD int eee nae Bet with the — ance OAK and PINE WOOD constantiy on hand at wii! jo ° ne arty copectal treatae find | 927 Nom is the time for families to put ia sete iBREGULABIT So tron "Whatever eaase, $.2- BROWN & sox BOOMS PRIVATE. Patients sve noone bat ine gag ee Is Doctor. Stf | Sthstreet. between Band Fe a ar whats L. are foot or atreet {Cbron.j neue ADIES OAN HAVE THEIR HOUPSKIRTS — o ALTERED AND REPAIRED at cus. Batws | W°O? 48D_ Coax. BOOPSKIRT. CORSET and SHOULDER BRACE | sr yox ws at the very WOOD end VOAL 9 Louisiana avenue, between | gs ii.) ioweer parapet _mb 4 srewast P2980! wns. Ooracr A and Mth streets of ow yon ——— = oo iV what to’! ‘Manhood . fetal for; ts weet. Brauc' Street east and E street south Pocket volumes containing these lectures will be | Saw Mill.foot of Mstreet east. Lat accom Sorwanted so partion eno attend, one Sor tention. ant | aah ant resain: at E3 fort a a ag cring goods. OAL by the cargo Hat Bails them Lic. PABKE 4 00. WHOLESALE aN» RETALL DRALERS Ie dress. in @ sealed envelope, on rece cents. Address Da. CHARLES A. BTUAL’ Boston, Mass. ie: CHANDELIERS BOARDING. FURST bass, poare. Nits PURASANT Booms. in 8 jocati an au2-9t RXCELLENT BOARD AND BOOMS may be sound at northeast corner ef Twenti« och treat EVERY DESCRIPTION OF GAS FIXTURES ‘OR Woous i at Sor7 desirable FORNISi. an pulte or stp t floors: with or witt Rear 391 C. Sa bet "Oe and SS TABLE ae BE HAD at the Americat House for twenty vt tsaaire rn at Xo. PLUMBING, GAS AND STEAM FITTING are per month. 27m Promptly ettended to. EDUCATIONAL. Govasias OOLLBG! — | 300 Sinth strect, between Pa. svence aad Dst., The Er-peratory Be meen open nw EDIE DAY, Sept, Mh.) the College ob WEDNESDAY" Rept 2s be Brent ‘Will be continued: | iy 23-tf Washington. Do Fer farther ar a to su sect G. » D.D., President. 1, VINCENT’ | SCHOOL, corner Wth and O v Ts. ST YNcisr® SCHOOL, corner 1th and ¢ WHITE FINE sHin will open Gn MONDAY: Angant Bist. Parente o LINEN Bosoms, requested to be prompt in sending thelr, chil AT 81.50 HE Bors’ Beeson ‘GLASSICAL WALL, ROBINSON & o., win) “open on MONDAY, August 3 Let. in Co 322 Pennsstvania avem a atroet. mn mtr B. a se agticulars PJ jet. Nivth and Tenth streets Ba be ee ena ia residence 211 6th streat bet | Dil burn’s Polar Soda. neust . it th Hocin, between the bons of and 7 — HUNT. Princioa THE COLDEST AND THE BEST. wii * palign, Hafatio King. ex-P. M. Ge i — jon, y iss ‘heat Se Renator from Teast Sots No. 480 FIFTEENTH STREET, ward. Bott 0. Pox J we ene ve Orrecive Taxasvet. last Hoard of Trostees of the Paulie Benois MINERAL WAT: my MINERAL WATERS ON DRAUGHT OE SAL * GALUINED PLASTE Lie As Hy OEMENT. get recel ved and for suie— 1000 barrels Cates; Pror zsri ESPUTA ® MUSICAL ACADEMY. This Academy will be one for fnatroction on th lesso: Bist of A 1558, Twenty-tom will copstitets e uuarters =" com ny Clase 83 per Quarter. PLASTER, cone jane, 2 Iadiog £10 ROSREDALE CEMENT; pavate Taition a ocintng. 0 r emer ‘end Dente ASTER. for ar- from adi can eraccouumodated with Board “ Snd_ Tuition on reasonable terms. Competent ony quentity to cult custernm.at teachers furnished fr Beminacien, Rehoolsca: + emies, & ferther rtic ad call onthe Erigcip at hidaaes 31: east, or at th dress or ween 5 harteca wena a fout of Fem ah enh > |___ Ta F-DeRiOM RO 1 INagTA TEUTE opens ite Bev. J PEABODY, GUN AND Locksarru septenber. The vumber: iis ten ea pap Essen, a8 : frenty Panctaa! attendance le expected on the | POWDER, SHOT £ PERCUSSION CAPs, irae Ky jeptoBon re aairess <D'CABTRIDGES UF ALL BINS . ala ee Tth street cou Sane | Necstay > ““Weamngron prose! Te streets, einai SERhCS Possessing fall colt E eK. Rumagrianp. | \PFTROZOLITAN, SALOON, ite twentyraixih achelastic yest the fret’ Beaee ONDER METROPOLITAN HALL, inge orBeard and Tuition’ per ac Penge ASENEE. Sous ex We rr Proprietor nv. suid SOREN. ALM, sciom: BEY THOS. MC ii, mp, t0,2 Pim. ined he Ber is oteck oS wi ive Boeet ir esate. nd ser Room 77 Saint Fer Dartiomlary oe sely circulars at the CABINET FURNITURE. DRY GOODS AT EEEATLY REDUCED an ohow, EEICES. KICK FOR CaSH. & WYLI 4 t 7 No. 329 BEVESTH STREET. sEPUBE U0, PROTA ch CARINE roe jo abghreen Bow York avente and L strost. teytog tm Fall Fall 8 will pell every article Sicuv formishice will ‘consult thelr iutereet or f= 5 RiteRihanllar ep renin ammeter & UMBIA HOSPITAL FOR Wi calling immediatly. -* bargain cen COMMS ise ti HOSPIFAL Es ABD ear SOR ¢ Gtei2oN. warationts desiring to avail themaslves of the ad. | at $-cow TExpress | 7 oe can age Doda, Linen ( sobre Ha Napkine Dinperw be a ts er aged Bargaius may be had for the t thi, Dr Horens | dave. at 3 ee ok ania =O Medicine and Surgery, | j..0 gt ar ei ee OEETAIN OURRE POR OVER-DBINKING, DOCT SE Dor hy Ekerst Lee REAR 3. 4 . who are *r pret ert ikl