Evening Star Newspaper, August 21, 1868, Page 2

EVENING STAR. | Largest Circulation in the District | CROSBY 5S. NOYES..........Eéiter. WASHINGTON OITY: FRIDAY....----- - AUGUST 21, 1968. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE. GRAPHIO AND OTHER MATTER. FoR THE ACCOMMODATION OF PERSONS leay. the city during the summer months they can have the Stam mailed to their address, vy ordering the same at the office, for 12 cents Per week, for one week or more. POLITICAL CIPHERING. An article in the New York Jnd-penient by Horace Greeley, upon the coming Presidential | election, creates some fluttering among the pol- | iticiags, the Democrats drawing no little | comfort from it as an admission of Republican | ‘weakness by one who knows: and the Repub- fieans being much deposed to censure the ‘vaticmnations of Mr. Greeley as unnecessarily, | and biliously bive. It would seem, however, | that Mr. Greeley is merely indulging his usual pisin talk" to voters, such 2s he has used Prior to every election of importance for years. | Simce the memorable defeat of Heary Clay through the over-confidence of Ris adherents, Mr. Greeley never fails to warn his party to deal im work rather than in talk. In the Jndependen: atticle—headed “The Perils of the Hour,"—Mr. Greeley holds that a de- cided majority of the voters of the country de- sire the election of Grant and Célfax, but that there “is danger—grave danger—ihat the major- ity will. through apathy and mismanagement, | fer itself to be defeated by the minority.” Fraudulent voting by the opposiiom he con- | siders as one great cause of danger. “They | have,” he says, “in Pennsylvania, a regular | manufactory of counterieit naturalization papers, with the siolen sea! of a court, and | everything complete. They have cheated | us bagly with these papers; they will cheat us | far worse this year, if they can. So they will | in nearly every other State, The raw material | whence sham voters are manufactured i+ near- | Jy all in their hands. Unless extraordinary and systematic efforts shall be made to arrest | them. forty thousand illegal votes will be cast | against us this tail in our State alone, and New York thus carried for Suam Democracy, as Pennsylvania was last October Organization, | Vigilance, work. on 8 scale hitherto unknown, are umperatively required to prevent this calamity.” Secondly, stvs Mr. Greeley, the Republicans seem to be almost everywhere resting im the conviction that General Grant cannot possibly be beaten. This, he ((ireetey) holds is at once untrueand perilous. “He not only but veut be besten uniess the Republicans work with more energy and efficiency than they | have thus far done.” Indiaon.be says.is the only cioubttul State which seems to be contested by the Kepublicans with adequate zeal and indus. try. He hopes that Ohio will not be lost, but if there is no revival on the Republican side, their opponents at the October election will poll nearer to their full vote by ten thousand. than they. That disparity the party may be able to | stand, Dut he thinks it not safe to take the risk. | So of Pennsytvania. Will the fult Republican Yotebe polled’ He hopes, but fears. ‘The States are entitled to choose 317 electors, | whereot 159 are a majority. There should be no doubt, Mr. Greeley thinks, of Gen. Grant's carrying at least thes» Maine New Hampshire. Massach uset Rhode Island. Vermont ... we Michigan . Wisconsin tre . Indians. Ilinois. Louisiana - ‘Total. : a a “Here are just yotr= enough to elect, with re- gard to which there should fe no doubt. But Ohio and West Virginia are desperately con- eturtcene | These 7. SWISS IMMIGRATION. We bad the plessure of an interview day with the Hon. John Hitz, Consul G of Switzerland, who has recently ret from Middle Tennessee. whither be Bad gone to inspect certain Iamds in Gruody Cognty, selected by Captain E,H. Plamacher, Agept of | the Swiss Emigration Suciety. as suitable for A settlement of a large Bumber of his coumtry- men who propose emigrating to the United Stotes. Mr, Hitz speaks very faverabiy of the locality selected by Captain Plumacher, and will encourage bis countrymen to settle in Grundy County. The lands selected for the first settlers comprise about 7.000 acres well umbered and Ted on what is known as the O©umberinne au, which rises above the , Vahey of the Camberland river some 1,100 feet, and is distant frem a branch of the Chattanooga: and Nashville railroad about eight miles. 7,40 acres have been donated to the | Swiss Fmigration Society by Col. Joseph | Hughes, of McMinnville, aa enterprising and Public spirited citizen of that locklity, In addition, other larce dongtions of Iaud are in prospect, aud the privilege to purchase no less than 240,060 acres of Iand in the vicinity of this first settlement, at prices ranging from one to two dollars per acre, has been secured, it ‘would seem, by Captain Plumacher. The fer- tility of the soil of these lands, their adapta- bility for the culture of vegetables, grain, fruits, And particulerly the vine, appear to have fully Satisfied the Consul General, Then, too, coal and iron is said to be found in abundance, and of the best quality. As to the healthiness of this section of Tennessee, Mr. Hitz seems to feel no doubt, as he failed to hear of any phys- ician residing im the whole county of Grundy, or to observe a single grave-yard. Mr. Hitz expressed himself highly gratified at the gen- eral interest taken by all classes and political | partisans im encouragmg immigration, both from the North and trom foreign parts, and feels confident that by pursning a Inberal |,pol- icy in this respect, the government of Terines- see and the Tennesseeans themselyes will ina few years reap material benefits, such as the favorable location of this fine State would seem to eniiue them to. ‘Tre Master Masons 60 To THE CoreTs.— A telegram to the STAn yesterday stated that | the New York master masons had undertaken to institute legal proceedings against the Brick- layers Association for combining to prevent them from obtaining lapor. It seems the mas- ter masons have fer some time been con- sitlering the subject of suing some of the brick- layers for alleged illegal actiou, but have had difficulty in obtaininga foundation on which to base « suit. Om Tuesday they caused subprenas to be Served upon several prominent members of the Bricklayers’ Association, and | they were examined fm the Fourth District | Court by the lawyer who represents the master | masons, with a yiew to obtaining evidence | with which to make a complaint for con- | spiracy. Before the examination had pro- ceeded far. however, the counsel for the brick- layers appeared and objected to the opposing counsel's making such an examination, or pro- fessing to appear for the people without an thority from the District Attorney—tnis being a purely criminal suit. The counsel stated to the Justice the illegality of the action, and directed his clients to answer no further ques- tions from: the opposing counsel. The case was then postponed for the presen! bat it will doubtless be bronght up again. Cunsderties oy Trapr— bales of American bay were shipped last week from New York to Europe, and as many more will be shipped the present week. In addition to this, there isa constant shipment of grain, Which is mostly used in Europe for feed and for distilling purposes. In the meantime lots of pig-irom and used-up rails are brought from (reat Hritain to the United States, | thouzh the bowels of our American soil are filled with iron to repletion. So, too, tas! Week, £30,000 ip specie came to the United States, though hundreds of thousands are taker to Europe at a cost of ; of one per cent. insurance, and \ of one per cent. freight, by almost every steamer, with a loss of iuterest of course on the specie brought to the Unitea States. Nothing would make a more curions article than the strange analysis of trade be- tested; and, while we have most voters in each, our adversaries seem for the present to have the best workers.” With the appliances now being used im the ‘South to induce the biacks to vote for Seymour and Bisir, he asks is there any assurance mat | say rebel State will vote for Grant’ Mr. Greeley sums up*with the conclusion that the Republicans must carry Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania for Grant and Colfax! With these—or even bait of them—there can be no mistake 3s tothe Tesult. Without at lerst two of them. all is in | doubt. Every one of them, he thinks, cam be | carried, except, po-sibly, New Jersey, it pro- | per exertions are made. Mr. Greeley’s speculations may be looked upon rm the light of a warning call to arms to | ‘s party. His reputation in political figuring ‘Will cause due weight to be xiven to his arti- cle, And it will, doubtless, serve its purpose in rousing that party to action. The estimates made by other Republican papers are much | more sanguine than those of Mr. (reeley, but a above stated, he prob.bly puts the worst = on the Republican prospects. as a fillip in- 2 drowsy spirits to work. x far as we can judge from our stand-point | We floating vote of the country is yet in a Mucruating, transition state.and that amount Of it necessary to decide the result of the Presi- or the other by influences developed between now and November. One month ago tbe Democracy were making the heaviest | mmroads upon this vote ‘be reaping all the benefit of the periodical crav- ing of the American people for a change. Peo- ple discontemtted on the score of taxes, the dult- ess of the times, the depression in particular , business interests, Ac.. x1! seemed to be drifting towards tbe Democracy Presatisfactiou with many of the acts of Congress passed arbitrarily by a party majori- ty too powerful to be politic was the cause of | muct luke warmness if not absolute bol:ing. ‘These and other causes were giving the | Democtacy an impetus in the campaiga that | gave thoughtul Republicans no little appre- | beatin as to the result. But the recent ex- | traordimary course. utterances and proceed- | ings of leading ex-rebels of the Sonth has caused an unmistakable re-action. We hear from Maiue that the late inflammatory speech- | = of Howell Cobb, N. B. Forrest, and others, | im the Seuth, coupled with'the recent outrages by the Ku-Klux Klan organization, afford ma- ternal that is being used with immense effect | ed by the Republican speakers im the eanvass in | st State. The same will be the tact, we doubt | Qot. in other States. The people of the North Rave not forgotten the fact that we have passed ‘hrough & great war of rebellion with all its | terrible sacrifices and «desoiations and th favnting of the red rag of defiance in the taces tor another war, jby the Cobbs, Forrests and Towmbs’ was the craziest of political bian- | ders on the partof the intter. Almost every housebold in the North ts vet im monrming for | some member who Isid down hi« life in that } War; and the most miscuievous ining these | Soushera leaders could bave possibly doar was to thes revive im the memory of the sufferers the fact that they Were responsible for “firing | the Southern heart™ and ravsing the strife tt: coused a gap at every fire-side in che country. | Unless the Democratic leaders are able to ap. ply 3 .peedy antidote, and show that the great | body of the people of the South are not respon- sibie for these utterances ana deeds, and have | ve sympathy with them, they are likely to cos: | that party hundreds of (housands of votes. From French & Richardson (the Hadsor ‘Taylor Book Store) we have Bankrupt L w of 1867 and Syllabus of Contents, together with the Rules and Orders and Forms aud Preceed- togs in Bankruptcy, as promulgated by the | Sapreme Court of the Unived States, with | Alpbabdetical Indgx. The only official edition | It also contains the uew law of 18, and is a | valuable pubhention for iawyers and business men generally. po Lee A monument is to be erected to the memory of Thaddeus Stevens by the public school child. ren of Pennsylvania. He was the author of the presen: sysiem of common schools in that State, which A Promounced the best im tue conatry | Georgetown connection with That party seemed to | vices to | wrted dhersce om accou: | practice tn tween the old and new worlds. One shipment which goes to Europe this week 1s printing machinery for Glasgow, valued at £70,000. The New York Commercial Advertiser says Notwithstanding the bricklayers’ strike, work has been resumed on nearly all buildings now in process of erection in this city, and the sea- son is marked by an unusual activity with builders and contractors.” &7 From J. Shillington, Odeon Building, we have the Vurs¢-y for September. Tug Weex.y Star, now on onr counter for sale and in wrappers ready for the mails, con- tains full reports of the examination of the riot resulting from the alleged attack on the colored Zouave company; the Upinions of Attorney General Evarts on the Tenure-ot-Office Act: the Funeral of Hon. Thaddeus Stevens and Sermon of Rev. Dr. ys. Sprightly Story about “Jenny's Cit the Eoudoun and Hampshire railroad: Proceedings of the City Councils; the Bricklayers’ Strike in New York: campaign meetings in this city: Society News: Political News, Washington News and Gossip; the Courts; Work- ing People: Useful’ Items of Domesife Econ- omy: Humorous Sketches; with Departmental, and Local News; Agricultural and Housokrep_ ping Miscellany; "nd the latest Telegraphic ispatcbes from all parts of the worl OF ay othe ew JOB arPiiee 18 ‘pected to atine UNPTARTAR CHE: Ca Sua" seote, on SUNDA PAY, the ye ase inet "Race to commence at Nema ‘eby notified t! Deen changed = eine will meet in helt. ith anat Bat ‘83, sep a clog wu 30: t8. in a A D 2 Te A Sonne Taupin ‘The Sit Reigbts of ERY, Mo. Sr ae’ nee sei atel EVENING, Au: me fod pd vinportance wiil be preseuted ery bir K it will (hs at. re 2 Lonaley ue pend 2h — PIPER baring Dr J ited for Eurove on a Sf his health bee Tete hie the core ot Pr tONNENSOMMIDT, 5 Massachusetts avenne. betwen oth and to whom be commends bis patrons no and medicines fnruished either at ce of Dr. terof Dr. Sopnensch Piper, FIRST NATIONAL RUILDING ASsO- em CIATION |! ez ELECTION OF OFFICERS’ THIRD ANRUAL MEETING’) pepusl report will le presented, and m cted on PRID 7 ; Tear EVENING: Avent shat, Tilveting foe wala Potomac @ail-corner of 0 Tish street, South Washington? ane avemne wad > ater othe Presi oe == OF EXCHANGE “e UPON LONDON AND rans For sale in sums to suit. LEWIS JOHNSON & CO., 5 ives ez BO! Bankers, — AN EXTENSIVE BOOT AND HOR HOUSE, wat "acai Et Eretecainy.’ “nat they SVENTH STREET, Tg foore south of K and Morthorn Market, — G REELY 8 PATENT SHOULDER BRACE, the B best article in use. Price $1, For sale by = URR. 283 7th street. near T. @BAPRES?® Oboice Black and Golden ania gate MAMBURG OnarEs ‘sr aur st 491 Sthtrest usar Pee eter®: Recs carax stoxe EH CUARRIBS. Pervous desiring to purchase the best uality of Bi eee or PAY D very stperior article of Building 8: I witt also be pleased to take coptracts for batlding Stone Walls, Foundations, er Mason work of any OFFICHAS.. t% o TMENT OF STATE. TA copy @f the subjoined Proclamation was prepared. Department of State for pnbli- catiom 8 thé day of the date of the: nt, and, as is Believed, was cent through 1! ual channel for publication. As it cammot be ascer= ¢ained that it was actually published, itis pree sumed that the copy referred to mast Rave in Some Way miscarried} By the President of nited States. A PROCLAMATION. Whereas, by an act of Congress entitled “Au act to sdmit the States of North Carolina, South Carolina, Lousiana, Georgia, Alabama, and Florida to representation im Congress,”* Passed the twenty-fitth day of June, 1863, it is declared that it is made the daty of the President within ten days after receiv- ing official information of the ratification by the Legislature of either of said States of a proposed smendmeat to the Constitation known as Article fourteen, to issue a procia- tion announcing that fact; and whereas 2 paper was received at the Department of State, this twenty-seventh day of July. one thousand eight hundred and sixty-eight, purporting to be a joint resolution of the Senate and House of Representatives of the General Assembly of the State of Georgia ratifying thesaid proposed amendment, and also purporting to have passed the two said Houses respectively on the st of July, 1F68, and to have been approved by Rutus B. Bullock, who therein signs him- self Governor of Georgia, which paper is also attested by the signatures of Benjamin Conley, ‘8s President of the Senate, and R 1. McWhor- ters, Speaker of the House of Representatives, and is further attested by the signatures of A. E. Marshall, as Secretary of the Senate, and M. A. Hardin, as Clerk of the House of Rep- resentatives. Now, therefore, be it known, that I, ANOREW JouNsox, President of the United States of America, in compliance with and execution of the act of Congress before mentioned, do issue this my proclamation announcing the fact of the ratification of the said amendment by the Legislature of the State of Georgia in the man- ner hereinbefore set forth. In testimony whereof 1 have signed these Presents with my hand, and have caused the seal of the United States to be hereto affixed. Done at the city of Washington, this twenty- seventh day of July. in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and [SEAL.]sixty-eight, and of the Independence ot the United States of America the ninety-third. ANDREW JOHNSON. By the President WiLitam H. Sewanp, Secretary of State. ProProsats FOR COAL AND Woop. Wa ust 2, Proponate will be received tor the deli yaul's of the 12 On of the Department of iS oF COAL, ey, Agricultare, 158 tons of No. 3, or Fr. BEE; 404 2 tons of No. 2, < small Reg. beat w ite Ash Anthracite Coal, to weighed under the mipervision of an agent of the Depurtinent, and tos wean the, be delivared, cories measured at the new inilding of the Agricuital parti shill to be delivered on or before the Ist of October, Bide will be received antil 12 o'clock: the 3th day of Aucust, 158. addressed to. missioner of Agricalture. ‘Washiogton D. to be considered binding for Ove days aft date: the Department reserving the right to SiLor any portion of the bids received. No bids will be entertai nlees satisfactory evidence cxn be given of the abilit of the parties to fill the contract. HORAUK CAPRON, Gonamiacionsr, - Bona’ o'clock m. TUREDAY. Septe ding ( steeet north, from Fo steet west, under ‘an act eentli tn sistocath roved October HW) ‘el K street north, from at to Twentieth street west, jay 8. 123s north, trom Bighteenth t. under an act approved The work to be dove under the direction of the City Surveyor. the superinten'ence of the Com- missioucr of the first Ward. and two Agsistant Commissioners xppointed by the Mayor. alhe gravel to be of good aualit ality of nine inches depth in the centre of street, four inches at {he gutter line alter the same has been properly Biddere will state the price per cubie yard for excavation or embankment. that which measures most to be abd for ouly one way, either in exer r# will also ataie the price per snare yard eli plas earth. including sant. gravel and stone. tote geposited wherever the Ward Commis. sioner may direct No part of the propriation will he paid until the work has Pe: proved Ly the ity Surveyor and Commissioner of the War missioner tonren ‘@ Bepuliican | au 21-10t ge OFFICE. ASHING TON, Amy 8 Will be received at TUES) Alse. ‘lor grading Q Street no » from enth See oth streets weet, nuder an act approved ico for grating and craveline N street north, rane ‘ourteenth to Fifteen 1s West, under tember jing Eleventh street west. from W ndary, under au act approved Feb- side ‘Boundary teat (rom ‘Tmont avenne to Be treet peeren May 77th. wr Jone “under tle direction of the ror. the Super intead the Com Kooy Second Ward. one: Tie gravel tobe of in depth in the center of foches indepth at the cutter ine, after thepame bas been properly rollec. Hidslere will state the price peronbic yard for ox cavation or embankment; that which mensnres the Bost to be paid for only ‘one regiees in excava. thor or embank: Bidders will aire siate the pi bad graveling. The surplus poses Cs vel, to be deposited ice per sanare yard neluding sand ed wherever, the mi na may direct f the Me ‘opriation wil! be pal il the work has been sree by the City Surveyor Commissiousr the — The Tighe to to thee as or all me is KT. Ward Fea saiot Contaitrsioner Seca it Crnabans BOOKS E\ER PUBLISHED. DICKS’ BRITISH DRAMA, (containing most of the celebrated plays.) 4 vols, at 50 cents per vol. SHAKSPEABE’S WORKS, (English edition, 0 cents, BUBRES PUBTICAL WORKS, 50 cents. fCOTT'S POETICAL WORKS, & cents MIDSHIPMAN EASY, by Captain Marryatt, 40 conte, PUNCH'S POCKET BOOK OF FUN. 25 cents. DICKENS’ WORKS, complete set for $4.00. FRENCH & BICHARDSON, BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS, pesstic ‘SLATE 'E ROOFING. ‘WM. H. SEAMAN. Architect and Sole Licensee for Plastic Slate Roofing in Wash town and Alexandria. Vid tin roofs iy tight. “Orders by’ mail promptly attended Tonnadl percicecalied oo. nt remetly attonde an 181m" Office Bri Pareee EVERLASTING CORSET STEELS. 10 Cents- (Only Accat,) ©. BAvia, H 2BKIRT AND CORSET MANUFACTORY 49 LOUISIANA AVENUE, between 6th and 7th streets. my 3- Cuoice BUTTE BRADOU ARREST etka Wet EY YoRK Jost received. tentons hot grades Ni York State aed WB. BUTTER. 2 For. scan GETEREN PRODUCE COMPAET. LACK HAMBURG GRAPSS! BLACK HAMBURG GRAPES! BLACK HAMBURG GRAPES: H.W. BURORELL, under Ebbitt House. a. ie WHISKEY. — \ W ANTS. wee, BALLET GIRLS, at = ye ANTE tional tia (ANTI ED as at te) rateuod on WER =n ioc 6th and 17th at» 7th «i fry da Permanent bome a mais © treet between ad oz streets ‘west. near Trintey Obureh. au2l-tt NTED- HOUSES AND LO ip ail pari of are are willing ae ihete praperts , ey it prey * eaigponwe, owe REE Lie oD er. wae anager § 7th sti eee eet, between G and I. ‘tas ate a oar ima Bestar: % y pply imm: ately at at et Avion gnkG. at 1sth and. at Washingto 2. ABTED=AS ada t WO- ‘AN. to ‘coo! a quire at aioe det ween and ‘New "York avenue, ‘recom ct. Apply at 423 31 at issouri avenues. au 20 quired. Wages no Between Penna. ‘and jiddle-aged lady. LIGHT EM- ‘where she will be well treated, W4NrEn Hae a good Qdncationvand the best of references to character, fone but good respectable Bropie need addrees Mise A. municay, Mor ‘one 1 at Pont Ort Dah WHTTR eth Tessa fine he house: Gos assist about reference’ required. Apply at Lae Se avenue, I ANTED—A KCOLORED WOWAR to do chew: bderwork. washing and ironing In a private fomiy: references required. Apply at 505K st WASTED ize youns gir plo SITUATION as Chambermaid, in asmali family. ply nt 665 H ptrect, between Intat, east and Worth Capito) st. Good references given. au 19-48" ANTED-To Fent for @ prt mmily. by September 1, 8 dwell north of bet and 1th at loust bed ‘chambers. "hddiees. ‘Box “io Sees Beer ANTED-A WHITE WOMAN, ¥ Th Eee ns family of Meronces reyuired. Apply Keul Estate Office, corner Tth — Seretched ROMS, wi bo let iS coparate, 5 No. 336 10th ot. botworn purer Fs a. AY nue. Valuable Rulldine 1 we a betqween and 10th atreots; terms io cE & MET, WE corner NY avenue JUSTICE OF THE PRACE No. 2 a. Sve. bet 12th and pith streets, Acknowledges Deeds Landlord and T. cases. end.all othe Dusiness ‘Appertaiuiug one Promptly atrended to. Nene ETO PROPERTY ‘BOL Las ‘The undersianed havieg Inased and remade! the Eulitan meee 470 ttestroe’ nope Ste ie Post Ofice. re > moved from ther old vatory, two beauti warts F ot Tpive sur 8. 31 Sis each. Terme § prepaced roker ane foveens! fel = = and sale of pon beth el suction. at their new rox reperty left sine tbes m for sale or for ren! yertieed without the Rea! OR RENT—Large Front and Gack Ri cummonicating aud well furnished, | 359 me ES ‘and With, do stv Fo: jg Re eee — ate. ui or (ane: Atand. “Inquire ow the remlacs after 6 ‘OR BENT ae ‘RNISHED — SIX ROOMS F ande KITOH gas. and w: C a to the renting and sale of property, tor Dow residents, apt to the ue- On of secured by real ertate. at mod- wit rater eT "yircH 2 FOX au 17 Bt Heal Estate Brokers and Auctionrors YOUNG LADY. PRETTY AND INTELLT- water im the yard GENT, and who writes « legible Lani, wii! Sata Tt . between TATION by addres i wv he atrest, betwoce I bear ofe of PLEASANT SPU ATION Zeer ing mt WSR, 96, ai: an interview can be bed. The ap le—Several’ smai a icant must be her own mistress. absolutely Peedy toleave thecity st aby momeut be Is ee BIN P x STAMPING FLUTING DPINKING DEPOT, Has REMCVED = TO Bh A ¥ Seer. Between 1mt T—STORE and DWELLING, Lety Tooms, store and t RENT—A ; BRICK HOU FoR fet beh. on beh a. Pats, Inquire of NELL, southeast corner of d and L VOR F four stor) English Base: strect. between 9th and lor ieee teen eae wc 8 Feuied as 4 bOkrat Feet, ‘shee be will de at Giymont. o ap kien. Teh ots wharf. aus 1 FS OF LON = eeor eh AE SKIN epecdily aod iu Premises or to Thome Hanne Renan: ave., between 12t! PLENDID CH. A? FSPONSINUE S'c CATERER TO ee —Four large nooms in basemes| pable ani he — Covestecrehi heretofore existing between ‘the seas Tims on gubecribe under theaswe tad sities iF Der month at once. "He mast Davis co: ex) rea July = a a tow hawdred clinses comtal. os tes! | DAVIS Siu extio abe beatae, Ul persona im mie sas te Lew Onice of Beal ae Y PRR — ied icon Pleore wake prompt pe pape nod <5 10 * TeORs ‘againet the abo: 1th street, near Peunsylvauisavenne Please present them atonre an I Fo, RENT—At vagictins FARES Ui i ndsome comniuntcati Par nished. with Board "Also, a STABLE. aut? I will still continue the wholesale Grocery basi- ness on my own account. and Tespectfally eoticit the apr ot the old frm. HL. F. DAVis. rust 3d, 1808. Seein NTED TO Bu ¥— a oats ats ci fod A wed tlemen's and CRDERCLOTING. Boots yond ie SHORS, &c ang M streets. ‘Uivertice Second-hand Clothing sold NTED-NEW AND OAST- Thavelrers We ‘Watches, Diamonds, article of fF ralge, at + at the old. Od -0a ot cs EULTON ibrokere war Pewesvtvacts seoeas The finde: Perry & Bro Lot last. in or sear Northern 4 Liberties market, x PORTMON TE. contain ing cards apd papers. The linder. by the gontente at st or Ho 38 Post fice cine i wall ee oe reward ee s pald L ery of eamall brew MARE. white nddie marks near sboulder-biade, aud balr off on the back wear bine. Wdelivered at Kelleher’s Stable, Sth st, an 2) 3t° f OsT— oe ae ae insta UREAST PIN, with a gentleman's pi he Ander will warded Dy leaving it at Mr CHAS. LEN Tah. between Kaul Ls atroote: west side FOR SALE. seven ai found, and will work in doulle or single harness, Inquire at 367 Pennsylvani avenue. au2lst* he examined at Bar. ow-case rooms on D street, nearéth su 2)-1w RARE CHANCES GO Ben Cai GES. On band. » Onrriages. at r wameer of weet je x in ded to. BERT GRARAM Beponitory 374 D st. bot. Bil aud ‘9th; shoo 477 8th st.. near an 19 3t* CK HOUSE on I erat. ‘hureh, with all the modern ire at the Postoffice restan th and E streets 20" & aNHoon © mew Medical Pas} re lished ne bea author: br-CUBT ents on the cause and curs of prema : _ Ls nnd diseases = th and t gives 8 clear sy: of be fo marriage and the ae Ds to the auth —One la FY, PARLOR ‘and two adj . for houseke-ping. :wo Chamber. tome if see jegired: ‘orth B street, between Delaware we. and Ist st east. 1 mattorhea, and other dieeases arising frv Of the ustural functions. at hin teatdemce, Nor aud F street. Office bours, W to 2, and 4 te iy 21m ne ERSONAL—MISSES CORSETS, all st sand Pe zee, at BAUM'S FACTORY, 49 Lou NT CK ROUSE six rooms, hydrantin yard. About $400 worth of nearly new Foruiture for ante Kizen September Ist. Apply at N between lth and lth Fo SALE—For 549, 0 poms. on a business atree an 1st" FRAME HOUSE ore ECKON AND PHYSICIAN, 266, raft VANia AVENUE, above 12th street, Has devoted lease*to ran two ft has met with the success arog story and dwelling tI ‘and inne ini ree ft will find fe cl store. = le fopa cigar ore him very skilifal and confidential -OR ULARITIES, and 15th ret back trom the buildiag line 20 feet. plensant front yards. Lote 22 by 120 on time. other three on Vat Ih and 1th streote, P Laois CAN HAVE THEIR an tien ALTERED AND REPAIRED st OHS. HOOPSKIET, CORSET and SHOULDEB pEacs MANOFACTORY, 49 Louisiana avenue, bet wees (6th and 7th streets. & au 19-8t RK RENT For rthwest cor 29 STORE ROOM with DWBLUING Attached. situated corner of 1th and Chestnnt ets. Carriage house. stable and feed-house at- tached. Apply to GREEN'S Grocery oma ‘or. ner 13th and Ties Foe sez OR LEAS valu or PROP- TY corner of sth and I atreets. Suitable for store and dotting or fine dwellip; rtanity. Ap D MARLOW & 00 i re Manufactory 362 Penmsylvania avenue. LLING thorough repair, lat 7 scoaptes tn 3 Pei t the northwest ‘corner of sth = eve." “Apoty ten BICHCARD WALLACH” Hot pely Ci Al street. opposite City Hall 2 Gens ERENT res BRIG L aaah teeta x Bouse rath between 9th taining ten rooms. Re at BOARDING Fors ALI OTES. to the amount of $1 9m well secured by real eatate tn this city. Ad dress ar au I7-03t™ Fo TOC FIXTURRS. GOOD WIT and License of « Gr. y¥ Store situated «or east corner K and Iath streets. Call at once ff with s bargain: good reasons for selling. au 13-6t" S™IR OILCLOTHS AND STAIR RODS. Just received. and on sale, a lot of leautiful STAIR OILCLOTHS. tu design: pies of Baath air Carpeting. and to be used in lien of jot coat one quarter as mach. extensive and varied assortment of sTAtn Bobs, in leugthe adapted to Carpstines of all widths. #7 REMNANTS OF FLOOR OILCLOTHS, of the best qualities, selling for leas than cost. JAS. B DODSON, Market Space. ott Tor vest nay anv steaw ovrren BEFORE THE PUBLIC Is SINCLAIR'S PATENT SCREW PROPELLER. 80 prononneed by all who have usei it, for cutting HAY, STRAW, AND FODDER It has greater capacity than any Cutter now manofacttfred, aul 1s the strongest, cheapest, mc durable, and cantly operated. All sizes, for hand or horse power, constantly on hand at factory prices, without the addition of freight charges. JOBN A. BAKER, Sole Agent, KICULTORAL WAREHQUSE, Louisiane ay.. bet.Wvth and 10th ate. DRAIN TILE, all “sizes, yuat ar. 50, 0002" schooner Tie Matias aud bow disc arsiug at rtholow gmhast Tor sale BY ssraware and Aericultaral Sens au ltr 8 7th street, A TIMOTHY: SETES CEOVER AND Fi TIMOTH if — ahi are lot of reime O14 TIMOTHY % fi ir wale b "Baten nd A ta plware a jonita 5 7-206" 308 Tth streets below Pa: eve. a SIRKETI G 12th street, between E and F, Ove short square north Pennsylvania avenne. pe peghl and Clerk: Acceanta purchased. hours from i! a. tos sedans BOSTON 80 SOUP. ibaa furnish the trade at lowest market and Bos- ym prices, adding freight. w. _ie Str Moe CHEAP CARPETINGS. With the view of making room for new fall and winter foods, the subscriber ‘will con Caner tuch as ites hove ately been selling st Keepers, will surely, save % BODE. chasing, of me Deal if ture Dry G a cot cot jeaity ie ;: sete et Space, Beat oan at. yur FISHERIES. LE reine bs. hard rones Patent Cotton SEINE Thue -wired CORK BUOYS. tel te napa iae ee, rete herck 7 ET AND TWINE TINE 00. Cone Pai Bs. a ces, or decd 4. P. Bal a D. c THE NEW 8 SETS br yt & | tai RST CLASS BOAKD, WITH PLEASANT i BENT—A Scifaaiautioeca Di UG STORE, ‘BOOM: at we corner of sth street t a a8 MS. im a vers health: location, and « Borth. Inquire at No. O™ it treet, Sree I abort alk from moat of tive pnb ic offices, can be on very reasonable terms ‘at 21% attest tween 17th and 18th sts, XCELLENT BOABD AND BOOMS may be EX northeast ©. are Twentieth street and Penney vanis avenue. JOR RENT_Several FeS BOOMS, in oui floore: with or with Foe SALE OR KENT Ten acres of a ND at Bladeusbarg. two HOUSES. fine Spa ing on the Giaes frait of all Kinds. A tow rps from the celebrated & oa of ‘0 GABPENERS_Fi a anT =a a 1B OP GROUND. suitabli Rerdent ted ND, suitable for gardening east Al s toM be w ‘ts. at Bast Capital and Ith atveets ras Fast CLASS TABLE | BOARD. CaN BE HAD HRC § the American House for twenty della: and FIXTURES of 8t. Charies Hi Sd street weet and the oldest pale in W: Ee ee a Fo, SALE—The GOOD WILL. EURNITORE corner Pennsyivanin avenue, ons of lease three rare hington ; ere Will be sold ¢ cheap Se gash. ee epportunity fo. any one to secure Sctablished hotel deing & poed busintas:. stats ember. F or any furthe UTP ation apply te EV B.A MAGUIBE.S.3.. President (HEAP SEVEN ¢ Lors.1 19595, corner 94 and streets. (rents (M0 per year juchided) seat per font, Tigra terms. 15 rooms. T street $2.00 cash and Syeare time: ITCHELL & HOLTZMAN, a7 cotf_[Int.| Room } lotel igencer Building. EN LOTS FOR Bat! a weligbttally Toeated plated Cot Inecticnt avenue rail iy teceaasine, ce 1 ” + TXB, 87.00. au 2h im cirtr ACAD aY¥ ARMY OFFICERS’ INSTITUTE, 431 I street, between Ninth and Tenth streets. Phang resumed September i, 3 A listed of ae eentiemen can racted in + bravches. Arm: ees — ination after the day pupils be received. who will be part of ‘the fomily, Classes of Ladies and Gentlemen, iD separate apartments,’ rom 7 to PROF, JOUN FILL, Principal. NTS SCHOOL corner th and © reets r the care of Sister ‘herit will soen on MONDAY: ‘August st Parents ox Suoleines Parents are will aon ot come oot | requested to be prompt i: li Keeot colletivele foryaube fing. For farther | dren ein Pu iculars inquire of W. L. WALL & OO. m6 ALE PRE Bor AND GLASSICAL “SRVERAL AL HOUSES, ‘Will be eben gh MONDAN auguat 31 Bist. in Co brick and Frame, Sexenth Ward, near the | tumbian Law Buliding. on Fifth street. between nite, several Bs ‘on the salt water inst. | £2"! saa ary For farther p particular wire of 2 Lie NICHOLS, jy 42m FREER Duster ween Philade|phia Row. with and every FE tony new ee eC FOR SAUX GREAT BARGATN FOR CART c ‘ ez it Academy wil be gora for tnatraction on the rooms, ra on gas throughout. Inquire at 357 Goin theenk we aietet Rarer reenty-loar lessons tween Sand 9 a.m. and 4and7 p. me jy 33 1B" ‘OR FALE—A deli; Fon ares ‘AND bia AND: OARDEN Fats rane 3 i 5 feet eo ais a mea enablished COUNTRY STOR with good stock of Part cash Box 654; Fost Omer, "Dt SHY Property. Address 5 ie thorough base. Quarter A few s ce tad ~inape lk Sent acorns iat with Board w Feasonabie terms. Competent 74, furoished for Seminarie~. Boho: a iy 0-tf oe oe SE OR ORC. iy tf * FOR SALE Teo or three * TRACTS OF L BLAND. Tae oink ake eo MoNbay ty, Md. “Togulre at the Oaral Oaee Penctsct sttendea beepers. Worse Seetresee Washingtcn. ‘my 28-tf For cee | ree z ag we Ss WALDEON: Pikes Baltimore Lurontant wwe. PREPEBICK TB = PREDERIOK FEMALE SEMINARY, | — Tae eee ©. B. JEWELL’S PREMIUM SOAPS eommence are acknowledged to be ibaa | S* THE BEST SOAPS FOR THE LEAST MONEY nate aie pa: in the market. Sigg oa the old fashion plan by boll- 7 Seca SPE ing, and are free from all fajurions Chemical int, Lat corner the "Fer vaste Seton Lat. i xb premium ORIENTAL SOAP, — ee He i a TORE OFSY Boat, Note ot cutee noUag EDING , and sre guaran- ‘ a aoe arses o.gine periecr sosutactiony ant ot cat = od SK YOUR GROCER tor any of these and take ont tele by wi of the BEST GROCERS ta the ‘Manatactory, Nos. 500 and 502 @ street north Between ath and sth. iy ett __Waabington. D.C THIRD GRAN SCHUETZEN FESTITAr. Fe Wasnreeres: TARGET ARSOCTATION to announce herowith the they Will celebrate their THIRD ANNEAL SOBURTZEN FRSTIVAL. att NEW SCHUET/EN PARK, operant August Si. and to contines ap to Bep- a! same att ve Com 499 7th street, Sp stairs dover Rueser eaddier store i seine 7 REIS DANCING avaD! mt pars: * ite Metro, be Sinise aes stad ~ bmg RS bow SEL ieee ae the Firet Toreder in Deptombes FIO NICS, EEOURSIONS, ae, saenacters. vere 25, 22 Sinenl af omer 6 HEALD ks ‘areet cH ALS AND Woop ot their D=pot ted Oniet Otis, G street whart, W wil TOuKS & ©0.. corner Mth and F, Wash- ington L. LUCHI® & ©0., corper 7th and F_ Washi cton, 4-5. BOGUE, corner Bridge and Bign. — wn con t GREAT AT REDUCTIOy YN PRICE e909 =e 7 30 - “oe OUMBERLARD ¢ COAL z 8 of mine > ae jump. pole Te THE TON GUARANT BD OAK and PINE WOOD constantly on hand Sz” Now is the time for families to put in thetr Winter # supply. whe Bon, P. ee §. fers en me street. Nairn’ ding: forme Sth street, between Band Fey rd'and Bea foot of 7th street {Chron} uw Weer anv coar. woor ef voan srewasr, L fetene grease. between, reet east and FP street woth Saw Mill, foot of M street east Wharf accom medations for loading and goods. CUAL by the enrge at stort Prices. F es = a THOMAS H. BARRON, <= - " = a7 BUILDER, contractor, ano SS or SUPERINTENDENT. = specifications mite 87 iapideted butidin, 87 almost ss rom. at prices tosult the appiicnr eit satisfaction. or nor ieee ma mysel sgrevabie in my bos! ow relations. aod prompt in meetit sree ‘obligations, and ask fe return sale SF-sane from those whe may ator ioe wit Sr their patronace Ne Keference ie made to the follow! 14 SZ xnown John Little, David Lew ga KROwn citizens - Morrison and Jos. F. Brown, = SZ Shop and residence. T's th near <a 876th st. one minute's walk care 87 All communications ms through the the p Post of a wo Bice will meet with i “ “piatasatiedadadasees L.o PARKE 4 00., WHOLESALE AND RETATL DEALERS EVERY DESCRIPTION OF GAS FIXTURES PLUMBING, GAS AND STEAM FITTING Promptly attended to 500 Ninth street, between Pi ay 23tt Washington, D.C $$ WHITE FINE SHIRTS, LINEN Bosoms, AT $1.40. WALL, ROBINSON @ co., 322 Pennsylvania avenue, Bet Nieth and Tenth streets Milburn’s Polar Soda. THE COLDEST AND THE BEsT. No. 40 FIFTEENTH STREET, Orrosite Tarasver. wy MINERAL WATERS ON DRAUGHT. F° oa ee je m-tf n LiM AR ‘aRD ‘D ORMENT. SEEN oe an writ lie — 1S ‘any quantity to suit customers, at ‘cuN axD LOCKSMITH AND DEALER. POWDER. enor. BALLS. PERCU. SSION Caps, xo, AP CARTRIDGES OF'ALL KINDS io. 4 between oth Tih streer, ceskiy > ““Weatington, Dose’ = ~ ETBOPOL ~ M BOWLING SALOON, UEDER METROPOLITAN HALL, Peres ApEere. Kuan Lira Starer We GEORGE W. BA Proprietor rt from 6. m. to 12 p.m. ith'the Guest Liquors, Wines monet 2 atook “Refncagt ste tne brance sely CABINET FURNITURE. AT GREATLY REDUCE, PRICE E FOR CasH. : pres stock of of © > oe ‘ABINET — in Fall Supplies, will a sell, nicest geal fe ir