Evening Star Newspaper, September 2, 1868, Page 2

EVENING STAR. |, Largesi Circulation in the District CROSBY 5S. NOYES..........Editer. tly WASHINGTON OITY: | WEDNESDAY.... SEPTEMBER 2, 1568. | _——_—$—$————————— dl S7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. SEB OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELB- | GBAPHIO AND OTHER MATTER. | FOR THE ACCOMMODATION OF PERSONS leav- amg the city during the summer months they have the Stam mailed to their address, py ordering the same at the office, for 124 cents Per week, for one week or more. FALSE PRIDE. Undoubtedly one of the great draw-backs to the prosperity of the South in the past has been | the false-pride which looked upon labor, work | ‘with the hands, as something disgracefal and | humilaing. Better ideas in this respect have taken root there of late years with healthful results, but occzsionally an exhibition of the | old feeling crops out. There is a curious | illustration of this ina “Political Pamphlet” | issued by E. A. Pollard, in which he abuses Jefferson Davis without stint because the | latter, according to report, is about to enter as partner im a commercial house in Liverpool. Mr. Pollard seems to thin that there is degradation in trade as well as in hard iabor. He accuses Mr. Davis with hav. ang “bargeimed his historical heroism for certain benefits of trade,” and thinks “it is almost impossible to credit such prostitution of historical Cignity.” This, Mr. Pollards urges, 45 & most conclusive illustration of the “little. ness and meanness to which the Confederate Chief has sunk.” That the Confederate leader should soil his hands with trade horrifies Mr. Pollard to the last degree. “Better,” exclaims BL. P., “for Mr. Davis’ fame if he had died in the romantic martyrdom of Fortress Monroe!” «He bas been released from prison only to ex. hibit the dregs of a character essentially selfish and mean.” Jefferson Davis earning his bread by the sweat of his brow, or inking his fingers 4m commercial pursuits! The more Mr. Pol- lard thinks about the less he likes i, And again he pitches in. Says Mr. Pollard, «The former ruler of the Southern Confederacy and the prevent commussien merchant of Liverpool has made himself the ruin of bis country and the scandal of his age ‘This ts harsh language, but Mr. Pollard has yet bitterer words in store, and proceeds to ejaculate -—“Shame upon the man, a blistering mark upon the caitiff, curses upon the wretch who has done this paltry and flagitious thing! Now, this seems certainly a very superfine idea of honor and respectability. According to Br. Pollard’s notion it would have been more to the credit of Jefferson Davis to tollow a life of idleness, dependent upon charity, or the “offerings” of the public, as in the case of the dignified Mr. Dorritt, for bread for himself and family, rather than seek an uonest liveli- ood by hisown labors. It will strike all sen- sible people, even those who sympathize with the “lost cause,” that Mr. Davis is doing a com- mendable thing in determining to rely upon his own exertions for a livelihood. Indeed, the most commendable feature in the history of many of the Confederate Generals was the manly g0od sense shown by them at the end ot the war in seeking any honest business pursuit for a livelinood within their reach. They pat on no fine airs of being entitled to be drones in society. Gen- eral Lee entered at once upon the duties of pedagogue, dull and uncongenial indeed in contrast with his brilliant military career- Another distinguished Confederate General ik the management of an Express Company. Others entered upon pursuits still more m con- trast with their Ite avocation of arms. They deserved and received commendation for turn- ang their backs upon the dead past and accom- modating themselves to the altered condition of affairs with cheerful philosopny. They Went lo work at whatever their nands found to do. This is the true American idea, and the men of the Pollard school must come to accept i ——— THE VERMONT ELECTION. The election in Vermont ‘yesterday results in decided Republicams gains. The Democra:s had made no special contest in the State, and naturally expected it would go Republican by & considerable majority; but they undoubtedly hoped that the result would show something of that “ground-swell” throughout the coun- try counted upon to help them to victory in November. In this way, the returns showing @ large vote and heavy Republican gains, is a disappointment to them, and affords cor- Tesponding cause for elation to their opponents. ‘The effect will undoubtedly be to give great en- couragement to the Republicans throughout the country; and possibly it may do them dam. age, by inspirmg an over confidence of a similar easy Victory everywhere. In Ver- mont the Republicans had the vantage ground In all essential particulars. The ficnt Will be on a very different footing In the Cen- ‘ral and Western States. Negro equality, high prices, greenback-theories, dull business, &c., &e., Were matters that did not affect the Vermont farmers. Yet the pening gun from Vermont is a decidedly discouraging one for the Democrats. There is no “dritt” in their debalf im that quarter, They hope to do better am Maine, however, on the Mtb. They think that the people of the Pine Tree State, dissatis- fied by the prostrauon of their shipping busi- ness and other interests, are ripe for a change. Will this Democratic expectation be realized! We bave seen a letter to-day from Apromment Republican politician of Maine, in which he says that the Democrats have spent money like water there, and bave made con- cede@ly the most effective canvass ever made by that party im the State: out he estimates trom what be claims to be thoroughly reliable data that the Republican majority on the lth will not be less than 30,000, If he should prove to be mght tbe Democrats canmot couat upon New Engiand to start the ground-swell. They must wait to see what the October elections ‘Will show for them in Pennsylvania and else- where Gaand Masovic Exccrsion.—There seems to be great preparations on foot all over the copntry among the Masonie fraternity toattend ‘he approaching triennial meetings of the grand bodies of the Order, at St. Louis, commencing ou the isth of this month. The various rail- road companies through the country issue halt fare tickets for the occasion, and we unde: stamd that a number of full Commanderies of Kuights Templar are making preparations to go. Arrangements have been made tor the delegates and, visitors from tie Southern States, Maryland snd the District of Columbia, to meet ‘herr brethren of the Order from the Eastern and Biddle States at Pitsburg on the morning of the futh, where a spectal traia is to be pro- vided for their accommodation, with sleeping cars, &c. It a5 also arranged to bave their brethren of Obto meet them at Crestline. It is proposed to give the members of the Order dur- tpg the trip a bird's eye view ot the magnifi- cent scenery Along the great Pacitic railroad tree of cost. The Soldiers and Sailors’ National Executive Committee, at a meeting heid in New York yesterday, resolved to call a grand monster mass convention of soldiers, to be held at Phila, delphia ou the ist and 2d of October. Phila. delphia was selected for the demonstration in compliment to the hospitality extended by her citins to sokifers during the war. The Boys in Blue and other Republican organiza- tions are invited to participate. Muss Ciera Louma Kellogg writes by the just steamer that she expects to bein New York by the middle of Septemper. SENTENCE oF DeaTH—John Perkins, white and B. Jeflerson, colored, coavicted at Ports- mouth, Va., of & most heinous outrage. com mitted on the persou of Miss S. E. Deford,s x while lady about twenty years of age, living vear Zion ehereh, in Norfolk county, have beeu sentenced to be hung on the second of Oc tober. a7 Rev. ns ap American, ‘who has been converted to the Presbyterian faith by American missionaries, arrived in New York trom Constantinople, a few days ago, in search of a settlement in the Southerg States tor s colony of two buadred Armenian familles. | [Special Correspomdence ofthe Evening Star.} | dissipation, and there is also a luxurions self- LETTER FROM SARATOGA. pei he 3 Hops—Personal Etc., Ete. SaRaTOGa Sretyes, Aag. 3).—It is a good thing to be in at the death of the season—tne largest and grandest known for ten years, It is something of 8 sight to see the trains go off heavily laden with those who are seeking @ home for the rest of the weary, after weeks of complacency in being perched on a roost in the seventh story of Congress Hall, two miles and a half from the office, looking ont across the lawns and grounds radiant with belles and beaux in the sparking air of the coming Sep- tember morning. It is good for man to be here. but itis better for him to go away. 1 peak collectively. I mean the family man— him with the marriageable danghters and the dressy wife, 1t has been a season of sad expe- Tience for him. The single man has uot been here. It bas cost too much, said old Uilla- pod, from Vensngo, to “me yesterday. The youmg men can't stand the ex- pense and risk the chances—though the chances are good and the expenses are numer- ous. It is the story everywhere this season, No beaux! no beaux! Itis heard at Newport, at Ricnfield, Sharon, on the Lakes, and wafted from on the beac Long Branch. Gred- grind was the man that Dickens knew who wanted facts in “Hard Times.” He ought to be here togeta few from the bard times the girls are having. Sid Araminta yesterday, in my hearing, “1 have been here four seasons, and it is the poorest market this year for beaux thatever 1 baveseen. Would you believe i,” sasd she, witha toss of her false Marie Avtoinette curl, and a significant twitch of her pug nose, “I have not had but one wali through the pine grove to the Excelsior, in the moonlight; and then there was no sighing among the pines of an old song with new giad- ness jor me.” How sad and touching! I was about to advise her to go. down tothe Treasury Depsrtment in Washington, but felt glad that I did not know her, so 1 said nothing. ‘The Grecian bend is here in all its glory. The grand portucoes of Congress Hall and the Union are excellent promenades for its dis- play. Some are modest and seemingly grace. ful, while others, with an excessive /’anier, Jook as though they had been drinking too much at the Springs, and had mixed tae wa- ters. Saxe bit it when he said tnat this Gre. cian bend was nothing but the colic stoop, and every body wonders why the dear things don't take peppermint lozenges and stand erect again. They will then be things ot beauty once more, even if they are not joys forever. Bur, seriously, one is forced to think that the young ladies are playing a desperate game of “Buter-Sweet.” It is all very well to talk of the fashions and follies of life—though the terms are synonymous. If the fashions at these watering places do not comprise all the follies, there can be but litle left; aud jast so lon, the young Iadies who throng here tri- umpb over themselves ix. the luxuriance and extravagance of dress, justso Tong will they irighten the young men and contumue to remain single. Veniias Vanitatum. Une of the great features of this Saratoga season is the new Congress Hail Hotel. It isa mammoth atfair—indeed, the largest hotel on the continent—seven stories in heighth, with a mansard roofand magnificent colonnaded pi- azzas running on all sides. The parlors, «dining rooms, bails, corridors, offices, and even the bed-rooms, are spacious «nd aury. There is not a small room in the honse, nor one without the latest improvements. The spacious porti- coes and offices are always filled with prome- naders. The ladies throng the hotel offic telegraph office, etc., the same as the gent men, giving the place an aur of delightful ease and comfort without restraint. The buildiag cost nearly & miilion of dollars, and the profits this season are S120). The distances are so reat in the hotel that railways will be intro- duced next season to convey guests to the va. rious parts of the house. It is owned by a stock company, and among the proprietors is Mr. Breslin, who was formerly clerk at Wil- lard’s. Among the notables here is the ex-Confeder- ate General J. B. Magrader. He delivered an interesting lecture a night or twosince in the Union Hotel ball room on Maximilian, in whore service be was for sixteen mouths. He had a large and brilliant audience and the lec. ture was full of interest. Me declared that it was Napoleon’s desire to encourage the Uon- federate cause and to break up the Union if possible; and the invasion of Mexico was made to accomplish those ends, and at the same time gAin & foothold on this continent. Maximilian, be saad, on the contrary,favored the Union and sympathized with the North, and hoped by ob- taining recognition of the North to introduce American ideas and enterprise into Mexico to develope its resources. Grau’s German Opera with Frederica \as Prima Donna, closed an engagement last night at Leland’s (pera House, with Der Freischutz. Martha was pertormed on Friday evening, aad well performed, too, the crowded and splen- didly dressed house applauding to the echo. Last night the company was not strong enough for Der Freschutz, but 1t passed off fatrly. ‘The continued discovery of mineral springs here has given new life even to Saratoga. ‘The village has now over ten thousand perma- nent residents the year round. Property is very higb, and capital is still seeking invest- ment. A company trom New York bas just paid $4,000 for the old Pavillion Spring and the one acre of ground in which ft is situsted- The High-rock Spring is handsomely inclosed and the water boils over and effervesces {com the rock im @ sparkling manner. Near the High Rocka genuine Seltzer Spring has been discovered and is doing a good business. There are now fourteen springs flowing, all hand- somely inclosed, and owned by stock compa- nies, each spring possessing different mineral Properties. The new White Sulphur isa great success. A grand ball was given avthe nion on Fri- dayevening. About 4 thousand guests attend- ed, and the toilettes simply vied with each other in beauty and richness, Last night the ebildren of Congress Hall bad a grand hop. It ‘was a tary sight to the hundreds who looked on. The belle of the ball room was just seven, and a fisxen blonde. There are but few Washingtonians here. Rev. Dr. Orcutt, Secretary of the American Colonization Society, preached here this evening on thé “Christian Civilization of Atnea.” Kicbard Parsons, Marshal of the United States Supreme Court. is at the Con- giess; also, Brady, photographer, and Uapt. Goodenow. ex-Doorkeeper of the House of Representatives. Senator Morgan came up from Albany this ‘morning. To-day is called very hot. Lrermometer « Zera, degrees. 1 tat three 0% Ech ‘ i GREAT FALLS IC ICE COMPANY. cau Adjourned meoti holders of th m1 gam be tag ok the We Ts Lew\vians atte Soest ce p.m. on UBSDAY. thesd rant: ndunce ta reincsted mes a Sees WOTICE. Linde Ro 19%, ea hh TO to attend the fa- oeWictiams. A full at- ALLAN, Secretary. WM. H. FRY, Secretary. TEMPLAR! eae fue com. an wary, BOOT AND SHOR HOUSE, oie Sst eit Chadd ‘org doors oath of and Nortnra Mastet A} Ci ‘Tn or; io ae 2 a er wiNreWOast Gate iT. fourth story, oe D sticet be? junction ot Ds D street | rete neering | Tith, near and Peanay vania s venue. WANTS. eS DIATELY—A cool, he T NURSE for achilt 3 months the ola uapey 7 Lith at , near @ st. [xpress copy. 1 NTED_. COOK, WASHER and WiktneE, oft) Apply for three days at No, 730 New avenve, peer b gtreet orepees Freq eh Must have g 3 st onneyiventa avenue. se Se Man teu onptal Hwan ats = C fo sireet Park, to et OT poke 5 Da vou. Evauy osx suoun caus at aso NINTH acest | vices of Mr. et ma %. Sa ero, Memembe Toric ‘sign of ie 14° D street, between’ 6th snd. 7th streets, ‘Washington, D C. __JOHN J. PEABODY. HAVING TAKEN OHARGE OF ALL WoRK THING DEPART- Tot ‘Mr J. J; PEABODY'S GUN. AN STABLISHMENT, No. a4 ased to, of old friends. iy t went HENRY ©. RILEY” ped 3 Saeee HAMS— Sager Cured. of pene ae ality. WELC NEW WHE Lu OEDGOVEENMENT J COMTEY eed in i te oH Rertat (PAD WEP LIA Bur. Aw! Poromad sh aban HERBING. | No.1 MAOKBREL. All just received. F 3 Pee Leo, WH Ine AND CIDER VINEGAR~— —o ¥ pure. SPIOCKS, &c. vi = vor a, 4 sedan, ws Seeks prices ) CREEN cing Ge Bo: Corner Fourteenth sad Cpe sestt Under itt Lan Bye GAT 459 NINTH STRERT, BE- tween ‘Bina ky ‘you will bear of 60 Byour adv: n! PANS _OOURR, Beptember 1, 1838 —Dis- TRICT OF WasuinctoN COUT, 10 2—iB the NN, oan lcOOY, xecntar of Elizabeth . the Executor afo oe ‘sporovation Orphans’ Court jeghington, County stores sopoinees TULeDAT. day Tees, for the dna} settlement bution of he personal estate of deceased, the, engote tn head, an fara the samé have » eat collect hen and where Ar 4°69 NINTH STBEERT. BETWEEN D AND E. you ean save meney by calling. n92-3t ELERS, Bo. 300 Fo. syenue, bet. Ti fired and mad hes Tt ord re tly stremded to. il orders promptly otiepae Ne enan, are TO THE Pe. te ING MACHINE, JUST P. his is one of the greatest’ inv. tious, of te y alators go Iaiisestte There te atthe it. Wil be exhib- the fostaval at the Bom etven Park. {ted during the festive rer oe i fu toute. sorecy D eet ath streets. inty Rights only forsale. sel EEPEERS A AND OTHEES. Housekeepers who are preparing to ft out for CROCKERY CHINA, ASSWARE. CUTLERY vols gare t AME, rail im and ©: Gtods: es we ow have s fall stock of the above articles. manufact: fal pleas our salev,and which we think cangot fal id and Prod ot” 504 Odd ANTHONY risuze, FRENCH STEAM SCOUREB, AND AGENT FOR THE STATEN ISLAND(N.Y.) BYEING ESTABLISH- MENT, Established 1319. NEW PARISIAN PBOCESS, by Rl Ee I re f m Dnt cleaning the whore, ‘Grease ‘a jectualiy. Office, 448 Seventh Pond posite the Patent Offce: ia Scavetzrn PABK. CIGARS AND TOBACCO. * ADAM YOUNG takes this methed to inform his friends and the public generally that he hae leased the Cigar Stend near the pavilion the New Schuetzen Park, where the finest brands of GARB and TOBACCO can be had daring the time of the Festival. Aug Sst. Sept. Ist. \ s. ALLEN MANUFACTUBER OF LIME, AND DEALER IN PLASTER, CEMENT, HAIR, &c. Kili Rock Creek, b Land K streets. Office, 346 C street, Detween eth and 7th, rear of Metropolitan Hotel. Sy No. 1 LIME, for Brown Mortar, $1.10 per bar- “CEMENT ‘and PLASTER at New York prices, and-im eee ease eases ssssesgss 502 ELEVENTH STREET. & GBEAT BARGAINS. SELLING OFF THE ENTIRE STOOK OF HOSIEBY, GLOVES, Ladies and Gents. UNDER OLOTHING, BIBBORS, FLOWEBs, SOAPS, COMBS, BRUSHES, NOTIONS, of every cription; with a large collection of TOYS, (HINA ORNAMENTS, Bose and Walnut woe es and WRITING In fact, the largest and best selection of Goods to be found; allto be sold at the lowest Mew York prices. STORE snd HOUSE FOR BENT, separate or together. WH. P. SHEDD. anz (Intel. and Ohron . copy.) bhobbhhobbohoobobhobdhhas Gaavp OPENING OF BOYs , vUTH’S AND CHILDBEN’S FALL CLOTHING, Buitable for mirogern od poy DRESS W: SF PEs suinre, UNDER- stints. nd ‘Di DBAW BBS. al a7 5 pecial ottention given to this braach of the t | (abstghazers woud do Sibi in and got, an iden of the tasty TEES games Mots, 028 Im gen and Yorn sia. c IDB, ie raneaas, SS i For eale by Hertwarcena :2:PeBARTHOLOW, it 555 Se nae aoe oe tail at Sars ‘even Wat befene: bi ‘and honest Tes GIRL, from 12 16 Fears e410 ts js iy at Boom — , Mont come cane tecommended No. 94P sore et Wx AXTRD BLACKS: ASLPER, oe asnome knowledge of horse vod v: 2 Inquire of CHAS. FAGKES, end cou drive oral 2 : isdensburg-as ANTED—A Colored WET NURSB, se Ww wt Mary iets “7 eed appy, tt: of _ ANTED—A_ good ws eae for a eemall fs family in the country. 9 Penna a _____ se l-at K, WASHER and Mlahete pn yl Fos COLD ACH aa eatin or Pat Ad: dress fee ee sel 2t" fafuroiahed WARDS tre dornoies coreg meee persons, in family y with no other Dosders ae WARTED-« good tempered GIRL as Cham- ‘rmaid, and to asstet in Mashing pend iron. {ag a Bel with — references at 4. ea a . auTED oh ti counts, sand willing to. gtr sive bee, crate ts time fo Sane Berea realy ate ocuariten, a ~ Box 3 Bar fice! county. 4 mie ett of the Lor rnpike. oneof the Frasteces near schon h ANT! ABMER YD Uo Sap ia | ¢ ‘xandria; mus potent. and ed igommren tots forced. poy? ar i Btaromes, angi 4NTED—Inmedisialy tof before the crowd is corrack ie CALLRRY. ion pend fetrete, pare, Peach, a GENTLEMEN 4a ORILDRE! L’ Dies ae CLOTHING, Undercl oe Boots a1 it by oon eS UsTH, 28444 Seventh street, bet L and M ste Livertion. fort! Poe B.—Secopdhand Clothing sold at Se § $5, 000.3 ROY TAT eat ‘BD TO Ee me og Joe ae | which a fair il be i Eg done fu the best meaner. Ae hee “aoe 7 Bitetween@ @ and H, Washi: ington, D. D.C: tf fe 1s. co WANTED witty BALLET GIRLS, — a VOMAN, to 5 al A WwW — fron, x ee me 8 family of five or six Apply at BR. ired : BR Te Heal Eetate Othee, corner 7th and D sts, i a eel NTED—NEW AND OAST-O! LOT H- W Alar Watches, Diamonds, dome, Revolvers of an at the ‘S)a-eatab oboe Sat Masticie of ne, DusOn * oe. ee Pavabtokers, “aS Bint | wi LOST AND FOUND. cs TO MY PREMreEs wa 7 Soth of August.» Black owner is pacpanced £0 eo come forwards 7c awa: Buowy: 8 st. ioe nelaraons 9th and 10th. se 2-3* OST—On the ‘ht of the Sist ult.. in the Tre LS Talidine,er between, thers and Nos the of G, 832, rolled in a foil 'a peltabie foward wil be aid if returned t9 suitable re a aT iets DANIEE Hanes” —Btolen fra on’ 0 ts 50 Resaea. ee bay HONS wuts iat $5K forehead ; about “hands Nigh mat 12 bor Sears Of age: Goversment mark on bis sh . ao tor theretnrn of the horse. and $3 Tore conv ENE of the thief. EB BBORMAKRR. 7th street ros re wiles from Washington. ORT gondey st . between two and gasee ® PUCK taint G eee a ee a nd ede OST—Last Baturda) fi % L pT Last Ba BOW, ereetag:, pe, speckled through horns—was pore Pate ics ith street, The fader wi ‘will rec receive $5 Reward sel-3t™ Rhode Island ave, bet 6th and ats AKEN UP. FgT Ayn th ‘Sist of August, BLACK COW. @ “horns tanned is black gaan, Jes cos coeur is requested to come. fo: ‘and DI 16th street, between V and Wet REWARD—Strayed ed on the 30th $5 Titers xt STEERS, with sty cod and about two A LOBT COW—A liberal réward be gt ferher return. to ae Ras Jupiter beseription of ‘aw: Golow, solid reatah inact with long tail, 2 m borne; robab!, Sid; slightly sway vam Probab tan years _8e 1-8t* crit re Bt horeneat ont energie Sir, oxtEE. 7 nd st TRAYE TS Six ad. 8 red and wi wy sence -, sit whe ce Feward will be “paid i Meds WOBC |. Super Fok. 7th: eh neeet farmpieasor BOARDING. {OB BENT—A Furnished BOOM, with Board Fen TNO. 245 F street, corner 2id C (OR RENT—Three EABLE BOA ith BOABD. dive: LE Bi an pom: aes oe N ie Bed, = map Pi Lith ig wean jouse pew Y bie Board. ‘Morthera tail” Renae te — Sin cnsaeal hou! OM and 1 BOARD, 82. OARDING—Two pleasant FRONT ROOWS to Be nme h BOSD. ferns . furnished or nfuraiaiod, or single geutiemen. ABLE BO Rae Bs: on pone oor Dorth oh aoe: S EUR is SUSUR anc Fable Bosra am be had,at 312 Hal bet 7th and sth is. ” ELL F 1D ROOMS iu Eva treet Detefen $4 0 sion (near city Hisil). cars pass the ENT—Several ery desirable FURNISH- FoRRE ROOMB; 10 ruits or f singly om at and Ff floors: with or without board fnguire at No. 391 O street, bet Oe and 30 streets. an Sime You DRAW TEN PER CENT. ON YOUR money, at 459 9th street, bet. D and E. s02-st Winrr GOODS NOW OPENED. We have opened all the Winter Goods 1 ast neanon. and in order to sell as many thom ‘8 possib! tore Hoving to the new store now course of erection we sbat! offer them KG such ices te shall bea great Jnducement to ae muc lar mer. at clucing MERINOS, POPLINS, EMPBESS OLOTHS, And various other WORSTED GOODS, And 8 very large stock of BLACK AND COLORED SILES. ‘We have also jnst opened all our BLACK BEAVER CLOTHS AND DOESKINS, BES. ‘wl mits s eae on they ace ikeiy | "ew maried tee in plain figures at the lowest & BRO., 1 eT LASTIO SLATE ROOFING. . H. Arch te agi Weaulnetos, ate ———— iY nently tight. pane Beigraated om. 50,000 SEs 7 TERE: = BY nara aan iiss ta, ao mare ane erica at Exponent jor room. ground gipent Boards 230M street, near 18h. Jaina the form ‘et ‘H cL. Ki HOLTZ Sia 1, Intel. Bail Fou nes BENT—Two ee, ROO floor. us. 3 jar on6 Se or mi Ne: 590 Suet sez ste Eee LOW Tor Property near Waihtay | ton. Ja fine MANSION. with -gronnd ‘wel! tm T otice Fox RENT—Picnsant FRONT on wished .10 ope ort} references Br qu! between 6th anc 7th. the city of Paitadaighta. | Address “ W,’ ky ‘Star Foe RENT—4 large FRAME HO! and water convenient. and she erent cs rs the door ie ‘desirabin ore S.ore iPwanting. foal mine of Wa ett Ws avons _recieroiry | douse ia six 9 ronaus, (three parterre.) kitchen, rien Not toe far from 5 rent. Adéreas ab as ndastrious w ee. = wilting to fore 9 of Vor after 3 02. ana em aud Dot over Office. go at HOUsE's SELVAN A permanent place eh 1’ recommended. FOB SALE—A tree-story PREM lth and Iethepear the “Trearury $200 cash; balance pat wable dD. BE eCO se2zdt 4 ae peivett asi rae SALE-AL gett ‘ON NT STREET i atte hm uieaey, " pre: MCLELVAR, &i . Ht atreo curteen Booms near the President's Mansion Sixteen Booms, New Brick Stable, elegantly fur- aished rarit ‘ash ee building This property Rn UeS te aay q % of BEYAN GEORGE JORES 0 | ‘RENT Taree FRONT BOOM, redltbed , containing its never eee wily far- ne; geatiemon ‘oni, pt kK 'D and atreet, between ath Fete Gea sal water amare i lemen hy "HOdMS, with BOARD, 2 Penna. ave. factory “Apply = ‘No, ‘500! M stree! eS ae a TO GARDERERS—For tent, nea: IN eitentwoed TRAC: OF OF LAND which Garden livided into small lots, oa table tor ee wot W: Hk 0: MORBISOR OPE Se? ell furnished four BRICK hOR RENTS ny HOUSE. containing nine roome, kitchen, bath oom, and cellar. tar. Good ‘oestion near ha heme he 0. ‘avenue, Utkz’s Photvgraph Gallery. 6 s Fh SALE OR RENT— BBICK STORR and Dwattine Hd % of seven cea sith "water and cen Sout zs Sian SOomE Tes and elegant MS. either in suits or otherwise, in an gitzena delightfol part of the city. near ith and F st Bopeties with all modern tmorove- Table of first order. Inquise st 369 F 6 L street. 1-60” on Nb etreste between Sasa co toot £0 8 thirty foot alance in pe and ‘. TAY ‘Bt’ ‘OR RENT—A FAnm. <= t 150 F TEE ‘near Beaning’s ay i provenenrredwiitti oti Fgome, atone stable tn houve, Algo, mail orchard.meadow Excellent wai ates Re seeenee of Sia Duh etrect, Washington, DAG. por SAGE AT A BARGAIN Que of the bat ntahhrhe MAUR? aoe in the District, in the i pa i cs the Navy Y sell- re BES anne £00. Real sel-lw Ne. 403: That. bet, Dand &. iy >i BOOMs FOR ne on ‘MM floor. Apply at 354 8th street nd K streets. sre rs i RET Deal ‘able, Unfurnished, comm all b Xrntrhe <é. Ez The halle iu this batt are wellacapted for a Ebewe raph Gallery, fete or t AN, corner of Sareea (0! ae NISH t, between ik 13 ae u n | sibel 0 at The iss te 3 fest from br rent DB) fret back fo = a abey, wr by two mabstential Rirce bs story B Bie Puee ass bh Page building Pa oon ‘Bre cnrered with a! ‘ach hoase sieht roous. imclaging store ros. and ai pl Reh, o oo r— | Ths ay i! is ert miayted ced parpenes, Wh 2nd sry one subingtees Ro osoare s bouts webs paethor. he fi ope ta TSE pare we ie ) 2Os8 Meet with such ap opportanity erm. | iO ira cash. balance in etx ek cars EWEE' Nos 90 TT tee ty-four months, Apply ©, Ge street. Toth erty, RESIDENCE OF DE VAN BOGAN. No 4 iamsacharetts avenue, be- th sttelte, cneteioton Gam rooms conveniences. Inguire on the prem- ‘au 88 6” iT A Sret-class BRICK DWELLING. Seoiins ages of thd 8 sod bath-room, within end War Drpart- empleo. the, Furniture for sale. if destred. v to COOPEB & TaTiey, ‘Auctioneers. OB GALE, ,, Force wea roe te the Benen ‘Ward, the near Agricultural Kiso. several FARMS on the salt water in St. y's County, BM Por further > x rat ie RSL 107 acres of ch ates Betloing cous a i areal Bult comnts For parti situate on 13th street between atrose eA a ES ei 369. = at 4. 3 Lath street oa mM. oF r eaweens 978 per mouth in advance. 'N. corner East Am* Fo RENT—The DWELLING, pet by sel horough repair, lately ocenpted by Goa’ Perry, at the northw: reat cornet ¢ ity % Howe x my te RICHARD Wi ‘DW. ah it sD 3 , pase Pply to Az AL ci PERSONAL. ee D: CHAS W. LEA, ee ices of expe. J Fience and universal success, No. 11 Josephiue Htimore. Rooms. with competent Attendance. Alli in trouble call or write. s42-2m°" | $2, 000 to LOAN ony cd security in the D.L. WEL oe sed _ Sepang Ted od ( 3 . WILLIAM Ta PERSON WANTING A LOAN ij fcpang rent of two or three Fe ste Pore iabed Rooms, not mez opirese City Halt, |, through Al farn ki F street, between 14th au 31-3t' tts avenn: ete nfrgat basement rs RENT—A HOUSE on ith street, between water ana iene. Toul ire of M-GREEN corserot Isth'and L streets. ‘OR fares A CORNER LOT on 7th street. 0 - onepe feet, for 22608 ‘and not all ofthat ioe within yoacgere: Sone We nate ge te ? 01 Y "ETC rth street, between Gand it W FRAME E Rouss, Eis all x and side with Dunbarton street’ between Monteousey, ud Green. For f a — Fv iag urther particulars iniuirs ope: site, at BNISHED Room? —Vi Neasan| i. = hag ise eden iW CALLED Stall FMAM of 6 rooms oa, Sth nt bates Landa M, as being well worth ‘stu the price 'WANTKD—HOUBES and LOTS in all the city, to colo JOSRUA walter (Late Rohrer & Whitney. 416 7th street. bet. G and H. Lot seus ts Pre A Stable and eisai feet Sat for iAnos Biiox Rey on © street, bet; 8d ‘and 436 stree attic and pe improvements, sixteen or ei~h- iy nguine 28xtl; etable anid carriage house. ESIDENCE on HI street $24 2h streets, three story and a attic, ray agen bath-room and water: ater: closet, wi ide passage, marble Rantele.m tnd’ porch?in’ font ee GOOD BU sian PROPERTY, corner of lth nes Sweater i ty et gee nine int 25x72, Sure eyOUSE 6 ‘on Toth atrost, bet Hintreets Basement, with aise ory back building flsten a cold water, all moasra improvements, Let sort to thirty feet alley BAL oe story, me threuehout, abade treet of ground. Li FINE FRAME COTTAGE, on Mth street, be- BR 8 streets, two-story and attic. and poe, Wack fuilaina eight rooms, gar. =r. and modera vementa: yard infront. Lot 20x10. audi st HE OWNER Is Paprroc LARLY Dest a ME oS) to nell Vy ‘K and FRA! juare feet tees ‘$1 800; small ioe Feat of 10M down WANTED ROUSE ES, an mi LOTS tn al parts the city, tosel enh ry Warmer, ~ eusl A167 For, sate Ta the ‘ard, is — New ‘Two story HOUSES om the Toliowlar semi cas binge Boggs anzd-5t fe and Lith at FoR saz on LONG TIME —The cast half of oes GROUND bet: ith streets and ont bountary, Terms {$500 ‘cash: ue new FRAME & yt 2 rooms aes oS cat gyre i E'Gouaiocd AEST pas tures BRICK diately. ite Feel gira of Parkir To Mee O75 inlee's Vrooms; $32 per ten JOBNBON, 9th and L streets north. Dr. Once. 1-8" - jorirE = —! = ad fog aay are — warned 'y One OD My Geconnt. « will ) BO mare seo b one but mysel| mie ‘after this date =) S07 one be r eel-3t JAMES DONALDSON. fel-=_JAMBS DONALDSON._ ONTHEY, NOW DISENGAGED, would like to make a few ENGAGEM E; icy — ae ot tly Telerence ‘Gun. noo ers * ir sien rertvane lia eet Fog Novce TO OWNERS ¢ OF BEAL £sTATE peess 000 w invest in an a enall snd medinm-nized p Lote in gare oe of Washington. Portes aah wi the above desctiptionsat what ive Con eae ae So by addressing, or calling : - ST. AGE t & METOALF. N. E. corner New York avenue (Chron. Both street. ©ENTS: SEALED BY POST, 50 CENTS, DE. CURTIS ON THE FUNCTIONS OF THE BEPRODUCTIVE ORGANS 4ND HEALTH AND HH the ‘ B} ry OuLIGATIONS “O ” tan | 225 RIAG! qe i the treatment fiber PPLYSICALS DELILITY and Stratus | jours of tos ween Suh and tet strecte: Washing, au 2)-Im* Tac oak whieh and T'strests. 1% use, the groat Gem ana ‘Am ae getting to be pop Sitter bot rte the mouthiy award ul very. SS Sec ha vee ge Fm of prizes ho has taken to tothe ‘amount of @lor more.” en ss2w" Doze ron, PESPAIR, 5 SEE OLD DE EBY in season ts pvery succesafal, rooma 0} Zim au 29-5t pace 25 arneaary it = Je tT. s rawr OE 01 COBY) RYAN ce COM MISSION EEE DEEDS OFrice: Bo. 3 Seitthere' Do ASEMENT, a Wasi Particular attention paia to and , ant Cases. en's) im Epes BATES, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, No. 249 Pa. ave., bet. 12th and 13th streets, FLUTING AMUSEMENTS. Tum onane SCHL WASHINGTON $8! ETZEN VERELA, yew scat! PARK. on TRE Bist of AUGUST, an It 20, So, and & uu Seerehaee waited ests on, ge rform on the Tight every Afternoon Gerciock and every ereplne’at Potlock, ke Drilfiant Diorama of COTTRR.0f Ba: Sill be one of the interesting fea ures of cheb Excellion! Goncert Music by the ih US. Iniry Pandeoser wiih scene Silt horwian aetigne e of Terpsicbore, every afternoon, comment ats orclocke The Verein gu ADU solicits A generous Punctually ai Porctock F cy Dom mittoe of A Strict iy ‘sbeyed For the and Ladies Shooting 2: sa be distributed © accomm-date all Park 25 conte: tot he lion. go cents extra. NO RETURN TIO ane i F. gnia aveuue, gppestie otel. For Ladies,” Misses. an’ fone ae * gay! ~~ av from 3 to rr ESDAY nod ‘THURSDAY Bi 8 to W o'clock. Those entering w Will receive two months tu: can berented for Bai re to son PIO NICS, EXCURSIONS, &a, Pes eee ANNUAL PIO NIG | oF’ = NRIL CROWLEY OIKULE, F ice wink Fivew ate WASHINGTON city CARDERS, N.Y. avenue. corner of cee cares oe te. Tickets. edmitting geutiomes ‘and ladies, 80 ots OCR TH ANNUAL PICNIC OF THE COLUMBIA PRESSMEN'S SOCIETY, AT JUENNEMAN'’S GARDEN, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 3, 1565 Chase's Band hes teen : Dancieg to commence at ¢ ofclsck, Tickets. dies.) 00 oe aici EX©CBSION 70 CLYMONT ene ht of 8T. PETER, Panoe HLAL BOHOOL, the A uepiors of the vE BAS! ee Lu OLUB, NDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, is6s, admitt! & Gentiomen owel Lady, Sy tT a. m..1 ands um. ver ‘ue MOONLIGHT ExoURsIONS ©N Tux Po ‘The steamer ARROW ieowes ber wharf fost of cer. Co edn oI arTke ring the week at 44s pa HALL HAUL. Ma.) an HODEE, Vs returning tthe city sbont wees i: OnE I "children naif Prien.” Tel Fickees t sale on the Boat,“ Mefreshment= on “a a = | id Ke 2 J me RD PIONTO OF THe i ASHINGTON & Joeonun ‘Tharesay hit heed nice. P ° FT 595% ‘he commi ¥en to mak | this ose of pda J cebeeed es bite wil our frien tf us with their presence. N Law been engaged for the occasion. Dancing to Tickets adi Floor May —Crarien on oo Thomas 5 Hutchins. or Ggerge i faniel McDevitt. ponies — wil iam Bates Patrick McGuire, MeGuire, Jax. Jas. Bage=tt, Fo Fayette SackoonFrane Barten, oe 7-5 foes at ae RHUL iB PAN ALON S 7 been fitted rpine nt Dinders to make this Breer: rt Wawaset bas joon en- = Era 5 — P tbe follor committee en! goa pories Tapet 7 ee Geo W_ Fisher, Thos. 0. My, Thos. Elwood, and Jas Tickets. adute agentioman ani iedics, tgilgunadcfany men of te cement the boat. ou cord SOR 7m SALE=a « — F ny serene. 7 ay 127 Pe vania avenue, beween Ith and Sith sti se 2.2w" Fo Mie food he c ‘Will be sol AMILY Cc and sbafts. doatie har. eas, and a new ladies" He aud bri-{ di Peace oe the Star oe. TOR 8A. ery euperi ay HORSE ‘Grives tnel jungle or double: fa fact ities for = eo uceris eee BUDO - built to order. Wil be saa iow. os papier teem at J. COOK, ih atrect, between D und B.” just ae BS Fas ERR ALE—THE STOO. RIATURES. aa auD Pte Scam large roost eeciing fore email Carel eo <Sarek, of 85 per Ul algo be acid for Sa. 2088 ‘warpeey. et, bet. G and ac ane w ne aye FIX. Store No. . between Binctesath| ppl on a Pans PANTALOON DBAWERS. ‘The vest fitting DRAWERS ts the world ere the PATENT PANTALOON DRAW Eas. FISK, CLARK & FLAGG, Patentecs and Manufactarors, Ne. 5™ White street, N.Y. an %8-mollt T HE BEST BAY AND sTEAW OUTTER BEFORE TUE PUBLIC Is SINCLAIE'S PATENT SCEBW PROPELLER. So pronocuced by all who bave used it, for omttia HAY, STEAW, AND FODDER. It hae grester capscity than any Cutter now manofactared, and is the strongest, cheapest, most durable, apd easily operated. All sizes, for hand or horse power, constantly on hand at factory prices, without the addition of treight charges. Sole Agent, RIC ane eid agel befrtniartomyan vet. 9th aud 10th star ak vieiesies. T et kerd a, OF Patent Cotton SsBiNB Knit by hand. with » knot economically formed: mans Herrin a5,, Mutlst do, poet T AND CARD TINE LIME ABD, es, gue = akpoen HALR, of Pine- Swi Ged ¢ to their