Evening Star Newspaper, September 7, 1868, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Cirenlation in the District | CROSBY S. NOYES... WASHINGTON COITy: MONDAY.......... SEPTEMBER 7, 1565, oo Editor. a S7 BEADING MATTER ON EVERY PaGE. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELB- GEAPHIO AND OTHER MATTER. | OO FOR THE ACCOMMODATION OF PERSONS leny- ing the city during the summer months they can bave the Stag mailed to their address, oy ordering the same at the office, for 12% cents Per week, for one week or more. pet ciesssseacs phar alleen eS HOW THE ENGLISH LIKE IT. The submarine telegraph gave us, several days ago, am abstract of the views expressed by the principal daily papers of England in Tegard to the treaty lately concluded between the United States Government and that of China through the medium of the ambassadors from that empire now in this eountry, but we have not yet seen any resume of the opinions held on the subject by the weekly press, which exercises, as compared with the daily journals: | afar greater influence in Great Britain than here. Why this is so we cannot teil. unless it | be that oncea week is often enough for the slow thought and jog trot ways of Mr. Bull. but so it is. Accordingly, the opinion of the weekly journals upon any general question in that country becomes a matter of interest, if not of prime importance, in considering how it will be regarded by the public at large. So far, the only weekly coming to our notice Which has commented on the treaty at any length is the Saturday Review, the issue of Which for the 22d ult, has an article on the sub- ject nearly three columns in length. This jour- nal, if not the most influential of its class, is certainly one of the most extensively read, and represents, probably, the average of British sentiment, if not of British temper. Always slashing in style and cynical in tone, and generally msolent and unfar in all that Telstes to this country, of course the Reriew finds nothizg to commend in the new treaty. Its article opens with a thrust at the daily press for the little attention it has given the matter, saying that the Times alone published the text of the treaty. It then sneers at the whole doc- umeat, asserting that it reveals nothing new er startling, that it is half platitudes and half sur- Plusage, and that its real purpose is discovered only when one looks narrowly into it. The first artucle is declared to be merely the reitera- tion of an old and well recognized principle. The second isa pieceof cuteness: «the third, fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh are really meaningless.” But the eighth is the big mare’s nest. “This is thehead and scope of the whole treaty; for this alone was it made,” says the Reviewer. Here, artfully coiled sway, lies a Istent force that is mtendea to and that may in time send British supremacy in China to the demnition bow wows. And that is what's the matter. Listen to the startled guardian of British interests:—“ Railway directors and owners of telegraphs might in the course of a few years,” he says, “extort more than foreign merchants bad obtamed imacentury. An im- perium in imperio might be developed, and the policy of Pekin might be directed from Wash- ington.” Which, we may be permitted to add, mighin’t be so bad for Pekin as for Lon- don. The writer philosophically admits, however. that America and China have a right to make any treaty they please with each other. But one thing can be prevented, and shall be. The feli destroyer Burlingame shall Rot be allowed to make any changes or modifi- cation im the existing treaty between Great Brita and China in consonance with the spirit of that lately concluded here. Such changes are declared to be, “on their face, need- less, insidious, and damaging te British inter- ests. They would destroy all the fruits of her Wars ana negotiations.” They might, we must Sdmit. But he is not through yet. “The pur- port of the American treaty,” shrieks the irate Briton, “reveals the purpose of its author; and if our relations with the Empire are to be mod- iffed in & spirit of unworthy concession to an arrogant rival, we shall afford another sad and humiliating instance of the weakness which allows a bold diplomacy to filch from us ad- vantages which we have gained by lavish outlay of men, money, and labour.” Labor with an v. Weare sorry for the Review and its country- men Across the way, but we don’t see how this terrible state of things can be helped. Ameri- can statesmanship and American diplomacy are beginning to tell. Tne Chinese die is cast. America ison the air-line route between ihe Celestial Empire and the rest of the world. and ts bound to reap the advantages of her position. ‘Bhis will be done,with Mr. Bull’s concurrence or without it, and he may as well keep his temper and not be making himself ridiculous before folks. The Rosecrans correspondence seems te meet with little favor im any quarter. The New York Herald saye it is but a repetition of the old story of the mountain and the mouse, and that Gen. Rosecrans after this fiasco should Set out with all convenient despatch for the Tore appropriate field of diplomacy a, waits him im Mexico. The Cincinnati Gazette thinks it haraly equal to the celebrated Niag- ara Falls Conference, and that it will be simply iaughed at. The Southern papers are quite as BEanimous in pooh-pooh-ing it. The Rich- mond Enquirer hints that she parade of mere sen- timental platitudes may do for the lovely atmo=- phere of the White Sulphur, but hardly for the stern contests of the political arena; and points out that the candid statement made by General Lee in reply to the “gushing declarations” of Gen. Rosecrans, and in which Gen. L. gives his opinion of the views of the Southern people, is but @ repetition of the language used by Ge: Grant in bis report of December, 1865, atter his Southern trip. “ItGen. Lee had taken Gen. Grant's report asa model,” says the Enquirer “be could not have expressed himself more the object of Gen. Rosecrans was to corroborate the statements of Gen. Gramt by the “anim- peachable testimony of Gen. Lee,” the £n- quirer Goes not see that any thing was gained by the trip to the White Sulphur. ‘The Richmond Wiig says it “bas not deen silly enough to anticipate any great good from the correspondence,” but thinks the mission ‘was well-intended by Gen. Rosecrans. The Richmond Dispat:A thinks the correspondence Will “make no impression on the Northera mind.” A good job in the way of pavement is being Put down on the north front of the Treasury ‘Dutiding. Itis of the popular Seneca stone, and, for its ever surtace and beau! it color, is | fure to attract favorable notice from citizens'| aud strangers. The cost, superficially consid- eed, is & litte less, we understand, than that of the Hudson river blue stone, which has heretofore been generally used for footwalks in front of the Government buildings. Tne slabs are considerably thicker, however, which is largely in favor of the Seneca stone, particu. Jarly as it is claimed to be quite as hard and durable otherwise as that brought from the Catskills. HOUSEHOLD MANUALS.—A most useful series of cheap works en Cookery, &c., just published by Rutledge & Co., London, are now sold | by French & Richardson im this city. Among them are books telling “How to Uook Vege- tables in a hundred different ways.” ditto, ‘w to Dress Salads," «How to Preserve How to make Cakes;" How to cook “Hew to cook Fish,” &c.. others of ‘the sxme series tell «What Good Food ts; aud how to get it”; “How to cook forthe Garden and the Kitchen,” &¢e. In short, it isa wonder- tuuly usetul and complete Mctle set of pubitca- tious an the housekeeping line. Tue Botiex Surr.—Wm. Meade Addison, Exq., of Baltimore, who brought suit against Gen. Butler tor Messrs. apes fn a ublication wcorporating a note trom imberly, senior member ofthe firm, in wi the latter says Be authorized Mr. Addison to bring tbe suit in their name, and that under no circumstances shall it be abandoned until their claim is honestly and properly adjusted. jovernor Stevenson. of Kentucky, Pn prociamation Sor forbidding the tamer Hom igo that Stace during wan pat sixin gers, cf eatfle from soy jocslity where the epdemic prevaieat, BINckLey.—This enterprising gentleman, who it is generally understood is filtng ina rather lively manner the office of Solicitor of the Internal Revenue Bareau, is @ regelar God-send to newspaper Mem in 8 dull season. As Acting Attorney General last year, when things were terribly stagnagit, he crested any i number of first-class sensatigns by Bis «-opin- ious,” and now sgain,—whem the mere sign of 8 rumor is chased by straining eyes and willing feet,—even though he bas hardly warmed his new seat, he is bidding tair to outdo himself in that way. Amd he will, too, if they'll only give nim a chance. He seems liable to come to gvief, however, some way or another. But if he does, it will doubtless be in a way to make it the basis for an A No.1 item. So the boys in Newspaper Row have a pretty éure thing of it, whether he stays or whether he goes out. Un the latter point, a good many of the quid nuncs about town have it that one of the first things Congress will do when it next assembles will be to take such steps, by legislative enact- ment, as will retire him once more to the quiet and shady retreats ot private life, without the benefit of doctor or priest. They argue that if there was no necessity for filling the office of Solicitor for more than a year after it was created, no pressing emergency existed when the appointment was finally made, and that the mere fact that it was filled at last bya Person known to be obnoxious to Congress, And already legislated by it out of one snug Place, is of itself a sufficient reason for abolish- ing the office, if the illustrious incumbent can’t be got rid of in any other way. In the mean time, rumors are plenty and pretty well authenticated, to the effect that in- fluential representatives of the New York De- mecracy are still here tryimg to induce the President or any other man to make him quit “sloshing around” in that city. Some of the more plain spoken ones irreverently style him a regular “bull in a china shop”—damaging otherwise what he don’t smash to pieces; and they want to get him out, either by coaxing or driving. We wish them joy of their undertak- ing. We wish Binckley joy, also. And, pro- fessionally considered, we don’t care whether he “sticks” or lets go. Weare going to have items either way. “Go it husband! go it bar!’ ‘We have been more than a little entertained by the perusal of the official “exposition” of a new educational institute out in Ohio, styled “The Albany Enterprise Academy,” located somewhere in Athens county, in that State, One of the distinguishing features of the new cartiidate for public favor is thus stated by the president and secretary, who, we take it, are American citizens of Afriean descent. In fact, ‘we may say we know they are, from a remark they make. They say: “It isan institution of our own; owned by colored stockholders; governed by colored offi- cers; taught by colored professors and teachers, and is for the education of colored students ez- clusierly. We say exclusively, though there is no law which keeps out white students.” “But,” they add with charming naivete, “but no white students apply for admission.” Another peculiarity of the institution, in- tended, no doubt, to commend it to public favor, is thus stated: « Poor disabled colored soldiers are favored with light or no tuition at a which we hope the “poor disabled colored soldiers” will be able to interpret to their advantage, somehow, though we can't see it im that light, Still, we hope the new “enter- Prise” will be a successful one, as we are in favor of the widest spread of knowledge. And this, it seems to us, is a clear case of “spread.” The schools, public and private, re-open this morning, and the streets as we write are filled with little folks on their way to “resume their studies.” They look cheerful and buoy- ant after the holiday breathing time, but we are sorry to see them carry so many books,— ten, fifteen, twenty books per pupil. Too many books, too many studies. They suggest overtasking and the Blimber system of cram. ming. We see that educational anthorities elsewhere have come to the conclusion that pupils make more permanent progress by tak- ing a few studies ata time. Would it not be ‘well that the question should be agitated here. Twenty-books for a little fellow of half that umber of years—too bad! Tae Brack CRroox.—Having for some months past been deprived of amusements, at Jeast of any first class dramatic or musical tertainment, our citizens will no doubt thro: the National Theatre this evening, where, at Jengtb, there is an attraction, this being the opening night of the grand spectacular play, the “Black Crook,” which is to be brought out under the supervision of Mr. McDonough, who has made it so great a success in other cities, The greater portion of the scenery and all the transformation scenes have been brought here, the ballet beimg a full and complete Paris. ne, made up of some of the finest dancers that France bas yet supplied, forms, with the scenery, the chief attractive feature of the spec- tacle, (The dangu-s-s who will appent so cue M’lle Christine, Mile je Lina Recci, M’lle Ameina. Thepeni will be supported by the following coryphers- Mlle Mileno, M'ile Gramenia, M'le Wothino, M’lle Pagot, Mlle Asbteani, M’le Dantini. A well selected ballet corps of fitty young girls has also been attached to the troupe for the filling out of the numerous tableaux. S7The correspondence between Captain Finan, of the Montgomery Guards of Bostop, and Captain McAffee, of the Webster Guards of New York, in regard to the late competitive drill between their compamies has assamed quite a threatening aspect. In his last Captain Finan informs Captain that he has nothing to retract and holds himself personally responsible. S7-A young woman in Elizabeth, N. J., on Saturday obtained a verd:ct of $1,000 damages against ber tatner for alleged sianders against her character and chastity. There was a step- mother in the case. &7 Augustus Baker, from Chicago, a passen- ge Montana, recently fell overboard near ork, Va.,and was drowned with $10,000 in Grafts and a check for $5,000 in gold on his body, which was not recovered, 7A negro boy, 14 years of age, Killed a young negro girl with &@ butcher knife, in the streets of Newbern, N. ©., on the 28th ult. The difficulty grew out of a dispute about a cent. ——SSa FOR TRE FINEST LIFELIKE PHOTO. r lowert rates 8 6 the ‘old a wittentiet ‘aa. LE iva Pose 5 iat x fi vements {i art. Bee stanginc cirrularin suother coleare. Peg CRRTRAU BUILDING }, ASSOCTA TION — y mace ative, deat thet on st alght Ly TUEsbay 5 NING, "shen 3th insta: Wa W: MOOuE, Secretary ‘SCHOOL BOOKS. full assortment at the —— COWEST PRIO| oD LIEGERMANY, se 5 3t =e tov bext Regular M ofthe September? sed aa epter consideration JAMES Ti. ROYCE. Secretary ustMesS ‘TEAM FLUTING HAS en admiratly. Over I {00 ladies have the last th, Satisfaction Prat RD & WHITAKER. Corner ia and D streets. a ae DENTIST, foarth st Building. STs D street “bs? tween Iesend i near the junction of D ot and | Peaneyivania: venue. ‘au 24-3m we: ¥. CUMMIN! 347 SEVENTH STREET, AN EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOE HOU! z. Where the public may find, always, * they want,” and that of the best quali 7. — +‘ SEVENTH STREET, sg doors south of K and Northern Market. 8. PATERT OFFIOR. ‘on the pope petition ot of “s Eaves ‘Wises ie if vhaving eut urreigen in as = jovembor pert. a Srarfae ae — cee GRall Si ime FALL FASHION! T M. HINCKLEY'S MAD. ar igi Ay ed OF FASHION, (WANTS. AMUSEMENTS. AL THEATRE. PETBACRDINAST ATTRACTION 3.5. Mc va 339 Pennsylvania avenue. Fr rool A RIIEN NE Bs Sect aone ai cad AND NEW. oe reer aaieS EVENING sce tery ns acre ae = — [AK ING in all ite branc St mien aie neh DA UE YOUR SOMOOL BOOKS aul 996 Pe. ev. ‘oat Sacha USF eRnisn ar CH & BICHARDSON'S, or F street. Two small comnecting ished First Flosr 405 eres sc SCEN, fr Fi MePLay ° Brought from Philsce'phia by J. E. MeDou ‘warranted to give satisfaction Parlors, Dining Room. itchen. Gas and 434 Pennsylvania avenes. | ong! sotie nomical ‘The heat is sofK healthful, Waa. Parue Be Ponta separate if daired MEBICKT-5F STUDENTS —Protessor ANTI- SCHUETZEN-FEST. deltgnatne It is rimple in all ite paris, and the SELL wii will Bag = mon ment for ventilation unsurpaseed: Be gua Syeenin we WHABY PRO! RTY FOR SAUB DAY. anes m, af S302 Roses | Om, eccount of the inclemencr of the mate. can poss: bly secape lato o pope end kta’ the pene are eee Se b ted many from visit cutie poo he inte forof the Furatce, 8% RLize a aba} S. Return Div PO. the Astociation. hae Ree rane ty Alex wee Siti Da vow. Z baer’ citizens. to erent vee ape eet two ale = R’ sys longer, for which Now eu exibition and ‘ore ieee. Cae Foz saLe—araane bore Tirecta, MONDAY AND TUESDAY, ne5-4w 409 r » ROAr Corner 47 st. arn rooms, ope oral 8 £0: or thpee ONS WOT | Sept. Teh aud Sth, have been selected — ST aC ee ya ect iy ween. - 4 Gevti-emen's PRIZE SHOOTING DIATELY At § aa a sire at the Bret street, between D and ’ both EB G! ‘T SCHOOL BOOK DEPOT, Taland, @ good g OWL ry ve ep teeaeiegeas | Pastas eae 519 SEVENTH STREET, Intelligencer Building. remand parents may always rely aoe talsiog's thelr School Books at the low. st possible WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. we Farniture, Biack Boards. Charts, a EVENTH & STREET. PAINTINGS AND ENGRAVINGS aT BEDUVED PRICES. It pe vice selection of PAINTINGS, BWOMUS, ous EGR. ceeen will be disposed from 10 t0,30 per cent. = for the next Ten Oe jess than our regular e4 prices ta MARREITE, Bo. ret, se 5-lw S doors bove Odd Fellows sll. Scuoot sooxs, FOR SALE BY PRBNOH & RIOHARDSON, 334 PENNA. AVE. SOMETHING NEW. se5tt ESDAY. at three ILLUMINATIONS LE GANT Rooms FO RENT—Bew a. NT aud os Cis ee canoe De 1] bot pend DR. CURTIS ON THE PUNCTIONS OF THE Oy ost, from Dr. Gerley's ‘Ghurch .—8ix LOTS. | REPRODUCTIVE BB. og ng on by for the reception with sooth fronts of 26 ft. each, with a depth of 14 feet. to a thirty-foot alley. rig Brerie@ity of these the lith street epee ‘Treasu: Fs 4 pyeesss: a Septem! Tak" 0 oeuicaTions ry Ait revaittin sn aties tot D Pa tuitaes BILITY and ST 2a Fate between ith ‘aod Rist streets. "| Coma rth ot White CHEE SALREEMAN WANTED—A First. oon Seen signed for one wee BBY post Calg he ens ta at entaloce Beroccived ih and 1 atrecte. uses the great Geen ing to be more pop e monthiy award of prizss who has pictures entotheamountof @lormore. au 25-20" ition free, Tbe irees, & ed ter ED ry rm ith or withont ular ‘ay: 4k exery ope become tak be rented for Balis, So! pen FOR eerie ‘rom te 3 at No. 453 ihe Patrect and Loufsian avenue. nt, Boats = —— o . tance. ees Te DARBY in eran” Be a ‘tery Sueur, | PIO NICS, = ir ae &. NTED—A WHITE . ae oe ne OR SALE A devirable three-story BRIOK | (particular) Folk male fas) Private roomeoe: | ping RXCURBION FOR THE BENEFIT pn, Bundle Clothes. Apply st Basker's DWELLING. ites fect | Posite Odd Fellows’ Hall ac im" Hotel, Penna. avenue. corner ball, double pariors, 2 feet ceiling onthe 08. T. K. PLANT. WASTED—« WHITE, WOMAN, wall sae tele, gas and water: large 2. J Josh iE PEACE. med oy 200K, aah. fren, Sc.” for good jen aad flowers: brick k Garviags house aad sista. QOBVETANCRE ‘SSION BE OF DERDS waecs. stat 347 Vermont avenne, belwes Maui wi ee att | Oprice: No. 32 Fast wrae citt uate, paceween TON. ae eeu paid to Eran A 5 D. Oo. samaaie yl War ine aR pea ress to solicit insurance. Colontration Building. corner Penns atennenad ow ire to thes venue en nity to doa laudable act ‘ot chart i Bae opera WALL, ROBINSON & CO., ws TED Fa poe Tago oy Pen aT REgOSE Teo ceaceat: | brovemente: te eurroumacd 2 specious groan JUSTICR OF THE PEACE, — Bay in every feattng cating UNPURNIBRED EB Koons, for two | Planted rae rule srece tyes aS No. 249 Pa. ave., bet. 12th and )3th streets, ane Pic IC cou = POINTED YOKE SHIRTS Sine losatlon ate forme: W. FoBtae Agere tte, sth and aaa 3 aAcknom ledges Deed a oat eta Thoxt OF Jonabas tee ee ‘ thor basics no ° pa Re sens 2) Cepee. EOWASE-A HOUSE AND i RERT_HOUSE No 33 xt eT promptly attended ton ee im | Did Tickers ghod fer the ist GIVE THEM A TRIAL. tp, Georgetown, on monthly payments | GE at ®0 H. weir pices Yose tnitap iy ri 322 PENNSYLVANIA AVEM' WAGE. 116 Vouniont ce es ae | 80M.) wes. do Fonal sioner The set Grand Pic Nic of the Yo palres CL re eceag Between oth and 10th etrects Has REmovEp 4° PENKING DEFor, on Clty ty Garden. New “York SINGER Aup DOUBLE arny uous with ; res and Outen sn, NOTIGE Hering ecored the varricos of Mr. pa wir a TRY BOD aaa 7o.393 vereeer. | Sent a nce # Brace aud String Bande areee taste celebrated timore abamith twill be SE — ie white 7 ‘5 3t* Siteot Roatan juare. New w table Bo GPE as 2 00. ‘ee ——— ™M. OF NGEMENT. ‘W ANTED=A settled white American Woman, | com also be gota sea & ale Se who may Ae ae ad i i cue area ood home more than ars FOE BERT—4 gOUSE on eh Sizeet, between seheet eouacs Grete Renee Litre me of the BOOK EXCURSION one Remember the place, Sign of renees Fr MLL a, andnauire of M. GREEN, corner of Serrraed ie weneiee the Ble Ble Guay Ne Ta14°D grect, between 6tb and Svenuce bettie meee s » hour E aahington, __ JOHN J. PEABODY. ADIES. GENTLEM CHILD’ L [BERGENER at Gaderer: mANe Ber Property near Washing MANSION. with claut ‘Acren at VING TAKEN OHARGE OF ALL WORK ved; in the city of Philadel ph -* sounected. with the GUNSMITHING DEPART. Star ELE Ee 3USTR, MENT of Mr J ABODY'S GU raised mip (USE ai Boome, 1 in LOCKSMT FOTABLISHMENT, Nott Georgetown, 858 3; B Secondhand Cloth street, I will be Pleased, to see his or any of my 500 'OMERS at ‘Qne of 12 Rooms, H street, old friends. (se 2-tf} HENEY EB. RILEY. coTtsce ALLERY, Toth on rete streets, ry hoe Fourteen Rooms near the pesident’ 's Mansion gem andalbum pictures, ete. we, £o the aaawane PES ATE DISEASES OF LONG STANDING LD MARYLAND HAMS— of Si each, by which thoy will bs terested | Sixteen Rooms, New Brick Stable, elegantly far- RUPTIONS OF THE SKIN specail Cured. and of best qelit in the aw ef prizes on the Sut! Teekents don’t | nis! y & pew and unsurpassed ELOH'S NEW WHEAT FAMILY bonradee fz cents car fare if you liveat the Navy | "Bx an nan eegret Sledefn not injuring the aystcan what. (Lp aovenn ENTJAVA ORE EE eos Tard oroe the Island, it will ample repay you. Unturnisned: ies Boone o%, ily ‘00. Teun uECULeRiInG pomedies ter 8T. PETERS ca SCHOOL, a wWWH HONEY, (in the comb.) e2-5t* E. col 7th dF st TT street, bet act BA Fee YOM" ESD VUILUSSCPis nor. | $5,000 sean RA CLE NES! Eee from bie idarmri tod ane of Day apttewes (2 potogns Bat mate eno ts the best weston. EME aE Te, Pita. Toad. ahout’¢ mites fre ys ninetos | D2: conotow amp Puysroran Paar ee ZoTomad 2uaD AkD HERRING. between Gand Hy Washington. D.O. feis-aye | sedi soiiee tone Bo ined | | 285, Paeerevamis Avince, above Ail just recelved: WARXTED—-A WHITE WOMAN, to cook, complaints; Sod; kan met with the greateet PS Ine C= Sash, Spon, Be. ins family of five or ax inthis etry abd Mew Tork. F irre Wine DORE ee VINEGAR ExT Heal Estate Ofice, corner 7th and D att, hips very ekilifel naa o22 ee wet at pure. 5 . iBBEGULABITIES, from Whatever cause, OR PEESERYING— VETERE AND cary fally relieved i § All grades of SUGAR, cat Sweat prices ) ING, Watches, Diamonds, Gems, Doctern® FRIVATE. Patients eve noone but the HALL. M oe Ren Corner Fourteenth tee F streets, se 2tt Under Ebbitt House. 088 & BROTHER. V Jee, BEERS, 260 Pa. » t. 12th and 13th ste toorder. Watches adjusted. ly repaired an ‘Ornamental Hair Work and Jewelry made to order Fine stock of Bilver and Plated Ware, always o promptl: 7 ote i” O88 6 BROTHER. a= FISHER, FRENCH STEAM SOOUREB, AND AGENT FOR THE Feturning to the city about ait the Tee: ce on board. eet, near ivania avenue. SUERcE BAB TBIUMPHED. LOST AND FOUND. nine TO ¢ OF near waco or ; tion of the on by over Indulgence or OT Brightwood, D. ® TRACT OF LA’ FQGNRaAt athe, Sehucteen Park, a LAOR il be divided tno amt tote, faltable or cae bias ry secret fables a oe itself Prevent. ‘he owner is requested to ceme for- Gartesing. auree ison” *?P at the yeicians. Infallibie in A late invention. ward, prove mommy ar tie Ny ‘ Store of W: Hk 0-H MOuB! Terr | payeictans,, Iafallible in 6@eet A lates initn fl = MUMtary Hall, a 5 bd = te a roth r) i eter ki Bas ‘of 85, 2 WOO. FUNE DOLrans RE WARD=bar om Sanday line. Gc of looation near, ai fear Address D AND OOAL een H and a lo. avenue, b betwee 19eh te, a Cit * gel EAVE Tove DEOERS vom. Pebble mae PIN. The ‘ander’ wit recalve eaters = the above reward if left at the Star Office @cGL — A SFarck” Brows a) d DwetLing i House cuBGk Goud AND woo, at their Depot and Chief Office, @ street wharf, W of seven rooms, with nd gas, on «) atreet D.. z 4 STATEN ISLAND(N.Y.)BYRING ESTABLISH: | Y' O8T—On the #1 Tnsient, « BROWN aa tonth, between 4 and creas aire & Stouus & ©O.. corner 1th and ¥, Wash- _ hi it 1 Established 1319. Fow'® foot of tir street Washingirn eral or at the NEW P SIAN PROCESS, baggy oes of Witard be wlunet pene fa apart; epote Taken Sa paewrith: SEATED OF sro STULEN, zN om oa the ‘Auga ont clean ‘Grease 5 re, Wie, canes posite | star on b forehead: r tall fhe Patent og Ta seventh & Saal thin liberal at or ven if returned ENBY DORSEY, L street, between ee and E 8. ALLEN, jeets. 5.3" MANUFACTURER Ov LIME, AND DEALER IN PLASTER, CEMENT, HAIB, &. oki™c2, Bock Oresk, between Land K streets. ice, yr Brown Mortar, $1.10 per bar- CEMENT and PLASTER at New York prices. suZ-Im Ree e eee ae aaa aaa ees g esses $02 ELEVENTH STREET. o& GBEAT BABGAINS. SELLING OFF TH! NTIBE STOCK OF HOSIERY, GLOvEs, Ladies and Gents, UNDEB OLOTHING, BIBBONS, FLOWERS, SOAPS, COMBS, BRUSHES, NOTIONS, of every 4 cription; with « large collection of TOYS, CHINA ORNAMENTS, WOBK BOXES Bose and Walnut pia and WRITING In fact, the largest and best selection of Goods to be- found; all to be sold st the lowest Bew York prices. STORE ond HOUSE FOR BENT, soperate or together. WM. P. SREDD. au2 [Intel. and Chron . copy. bbobbbbhhhbhobbodhhbahohs FABYEY oo scracr vamas oF WATER ICES, AND FRO; CE CEEAM, Suet aa ZEB bai: Fad oie most delicious flavors, manufact purest anty, Lane deh a Virginia Cheats. aud we suarentes all thet ati, favor us with their patronage ¢ ‘artion! will ly and Boording- peeen joranes F aia i bates Deltvered prom city, at the Dioet Seasobable terme. Potomac BOE HEBBING. POTOMAO SHAD. All selected and in —s ae Corner of 1 Sn ee eels, an 19 Under Bbbitt House. prsstic SLATE Roorine. = for Plastic yam, Arne auinaton, Georte: Office 371 F street. ec 1$-im* ae MOCKING BIRD. SQUIRREL CAGES, very SHALES UL mee Jes axp SCHOOL STATIONERY, ar FRERCE & BIOHARDSON'S, ae 5-tf 334 Penosylvanta evenus. between 6th and 7th, rear of hrs small POCKET-BOOK, contalnin: sum of money, and papers fashington, D. sel- = 5 slleinacletimecai ek Obio" Caan ou sarees or F paying BRSTAUBANTS in the District. tin the G A.K.BTARE. | {ae ™p,ct the Navy Yard, Good reasons for 85 BEWARD—Strayed on the soth August, one CHAS KLOM ANN & 00. white BUFFALO 8TEEB, with a fow red Matate A ts,amd about two years old: ‘The finder will | sel-lw No. 488}, Tthst., bet. Dand k, to 109 4), street, near Vir- bring the Steer eae above reward will ve FOR SALE ON LONG TIME —The coat ait of Eaucatoa_ the some of GROUND betzeen 1th and 12th tage COWS Tera Fererd will Dalance tn Gus com; a Te = ce in four for her return to No 26 Bi Sapo pe. STARR & METCALF, Plant’s Baliding. pion of Cow: Oolor. cola aloe ise N lew York ave. and 15 Soros es horns; probably ten years (Intelligencer an Ghronicis ly sway backed. Chron. Iw) =) substanti: CR HOESES. in be bade cheiiding ace versa: with t rome. including store room rood aes and The sited ‘with Padapted for Dusinese, far bd eu7 one wishing to secure a house with store and deeuitne together, on one of the first business streets {i oe. city, erm’ terat™on meet me third such ane. aioe Roo WITH BOARD—A few gentlemen ca: obtain ROOMS, and BOARD, at Ho. 32° i one ‘tween 15th street and Vermont avenue. ry desirable FUBNISH- veaitas or Foard “ingat ist and 2d nguire 2 a 391 C street, ‘Det ‘Dn and $4 strcote six. wenty.four months. Apply RAM Bi BREWER, No Gets tee FOR SALE. a SCO OB BENT One three-story BRIOK HOUSE, ‘OB SALE—One PHYSICIAN'S CHAISE, of singe eenytior make, but little used; in porfect or- stabling ‘for f tor soe Tore, om rag stocks 351, be" oF. Will Dewold cheap ig 2, Talend’ | Few minutes wali vier 20 7-203t Bear Maorte saps tw T PRIVATE GALR. LET = = cenrhe vers 2 re Eepemad ness BRICK BoUgEs 7 Lin's Saye in nor re auire of hos. Dow. po auctioneer, Georgetown ae 5 38” it tig Roel to BEAN'S inebeatirr G° 70 SHEPHERD & WHITAEERS 'o buy your CHOOL BOOKS seese ® OH OO No orrth nd D strocts. pe TABLES FOR SALE. sates — SEE ay oe See ee er month tcl of Wo. eu l2-tf (Successor to H. F. Locpon & Co.,)' CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY HEAP—SEVEN DES: 18x86, 00 and I Second hand four pocket | BILLIARD Ee Poolens make watcha gute per foot, literal corm Now te MERCHANT TAILOR. fine: can be ad cheap by’ igroome Bon. F cm » 97 00; Metropolitan Hotel, (late Brown’s,) pplication de ROH, rid cash and Git ina A HOUTA, is18-tf No. 362 Penn. avenue, Washington. teen! a7 cotf _[Int.] Tateliigencer Building. P FOE BALE—A coven octave PIANO ingame. | ton SALE ‘orde ei37" Beanesl aul * SRVBRA| ATENT PANTALOON DRAWERS. Mai vanfe ue, bedweeu 19th and oth sts. and yemes in the Bevoeti Ward, the near aT —— cultural Dey FAMILY O ing. several FARMS on the salt water in St. Fossa ay Pt Toro mes FARMS 0 2 in ‘The vest Atting DRAWERS is the world are the nd 48 net plier sdale an pie saab ae rit PATERT PANTALOOS DEAWERS, E-#TOGK- OpO0 WILE AN D Fix. Whiskey, Wines ae. o. o.. 7 ee Br URES of the i an tye Sat Si FISK, CLARK & FLAGG, and Tw ‘atieth, sts. Apply oa thes “emt OB REN: Patentees and Manufactarers, town of thetr Increased classes, to oe cious apartments on the corser pe A for ‘rent th mer Phe halle t ia thts bat hog we llgnd: Ne. 58 White street, N, ¥. R® * ovat BEDGRAVE, bom eee DEAL EES, ve removed to Tus BEST HAY AND STRAW GUTTER BEFORE THE PUBLIO Is ry Pause ory. Proton NCLAIRS PAT ROPELLE Haw tees cieoee en tmorcaans ibe Passat iyeornss SINCLAIR’ PATENT SORBW PROPELLER, ‘One Square from Morthern Liberty oa 80 pronounced by all who Lave used it, for cattia << PRT a oe Rovmy ae HAY, STRAW, AND FODDER. 2a : Roome it: GAR reonx wane-rooms. Po ec rag eR 33 | _ ne greater capacity than say Catior now bout Bear cornte of Biz sree mannfectured, and is the strongest, cheapest, most Se 2 ao durable, and easily operated. ‘Travelers are Invited to call and select EF A Allaizes, for hand or horse power, constantly on TRUNKS, VALISES, AND SATOHELS, | from hand at factory prices, without the addition of From the largest and best assorted Stock this city, dcitvered free o charge. WALL, BOBINSON & 00., freight charges. Mork JOBN A. BAKER, - Bole Agent, RICULTURAL WAREHOUSE, 8 ans av, bet.Pth and 10th ste. vem J.P. sins oLow, MONBY BEOKER. CITY LOAN OFFICE, One short square from Poansyivanie avenae, Kio EES re = Y38Y CHEAP WikDow saapes. : oe