Evening Star Newspaper, September 8, 1868, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the District WASHINGTON CITY: TUESDAY......... SEPTEMBER =, 1565, SP BEADING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELB- GBAPHIO AND OTHER MATTER. T ACCOMMODATION OF PERSONS leay- ang the city during the summer months they ~e bave the Stag mailed to their address, py ordering the sAme at the office, for 124 cents per week, tor one week or mors. a ne aS THE NEGROES IN THE GEORGIA LE- GISLATURE. ‘The fact that the Legislature of Georgia has expelled twenty-five of its members because | they were negroes, naturally causes discussion. Coming at the moment when the Northern | Democracy seemed inclined toenter upon an alliance with the colored people to secure their Yotes, and enter upon friendly relations geu- erally, upon the ground that the interest of the employers and the employed were identical, the inquiry naturally arises as to th® meaning of this new position taken towards the negroes by the Legisiature of Georgia. Whether or not | it means an abandonment of the projected en- fente cordiole that was to cause the bincks to vote and sct with the planters through real | identity of interests and in opposition to the | common enemy, the “selfish scaliawag carpet- boggers,” charged in the Democratic indictment With baving no real friendship for the blacks, and designing to use them only asa means to | Tise mto office over their backs. It seems, however, that the Democratic lead- ets of Georgia do not wish the construction put Bpon this action of the Legislature that it means hostility to the megroes; and the (olum- bus (G@s.) Enquirer undertakes to explain it im & way to demonstrate that it does not. It is ‘Well, ssys that paper, for the freedmen to be informed that the expulsion ot the colored members as ineligible, has nothing to do either with the question efthe right of negroes to vote, or the propriety or expediency of permitting them to hold office. The question is, whether the constitution sdupted at Atlanta last spring gives the right to hold office. If it confers upon | them the right,no Demozrat will seek to de- Prive tuem of it while that constitution is the fundamental law of the State. If it does not confer om them the right to hold office, both the Democratic and Radical members of the Legis. | lature are bound by their oaths to support the constitution to vote for the expulsion of the negro members. The question i# one of law, not of party, and the Enyuirer essays to show by the proceecings of the Atlanta Convention that the constitution adopted by it does not Teally confer on negroes the right to hold office. Ithbas always been supposed that the new constitution of Georgia was designed both to conter the right to vote and the rightto hold Office, but according to the views held by the Exquirer and other exponents ot the Demo- cratic party in Georgia nesther that constita- tion Lor the fourteenth amendment to the na- tieusl organic law, provide for office holding by the newly entranchised freedmen. They ‘were inehgible under the old State law, and it 1s asserted that a proposition in express terms to confer the right to hold office upon the negro ‘was made and voted down in the convention that formed the present comstitution. It should be stated that the cuestion did not assume Altogether & party aspect in the Legislature of Georgia, as although the Democrats voted ina body for the expulsion of the negro mem. bers, some of the white Republicans voted with the majority. It is noticeable, too that this question of the eligibility of the ne- gto members seems to have been an after. thought, having been raised, mot st the com. mencement of the session, but after some month's time had passed without objection to their presence as legitimate members. ‘The question will probably be adjudicated in the courts, where it can be settled without pre. | the vouch Judice fo either party. As above stated, enough of the Republican memters of the Legislature voted for the expulsion of the negroes to dem- onstrate that the action was not of a purely party character, but inasmuch as the bulk of the vote that way was Democratic, the Demo- eratic leaders in Georgia seem to feel called upon to make an explanaton of the ground for heir course. The Democracy of Baltimore held primary meetings yesterday for the selection of delegates ‘to repreeemt them in the Congressignal Nom: nating Uonventions of the Second and Third Instricts. No little interest was felt in the re- sult inthe Third District on account of the fierce struggle between the Swann men and anu-Swann men. Governor Swann im his as- Pirations for Congress to succeed Mr. Phelps, was warmly opposed by the str aight-out Democracy headed by the Baltimore Gazette, and be bad Robert J. Brent asa principal competitor. Nevertheless, Swann by the skill- full use of electioneering appliances, among which bis adversaries allege to be reckoned the great motive powers of money and whis- key, succeeded in overcoming all opposition and carried enough warde—eleven out of thir- teen. it is saia—to insure his nomination by the Convention to-day. ‘ItJs stated tat ther, as considerable butierness of feehng amongst his opponents on account of the unserupelous means used to secare his nomination, and there Were some threats of Belting, but the angry ones will probaply “siminer down” shortly and Mr. Swann will undoubtedly be elected. So be will have a chance to figure in the House if be missed a seat im the Sénate: In the Second District, Mr. Archer, the pres- ent representative, secured delegates enough (with those already elected) to secure his re- nomination. eT Tae Woskixe Peorte—In New York city the diflerences between the bricklayers and the masons and builders are not yet satisfactorily settled. At @ meeting of the Workingmen’s Union, beld on Friday evening, In New York, the Tailor'’s Union made a donation of foar hundred dollats tm aid of the bricklayers in their strike. Donations for the same purpose, amounting in all to $4,735, from the Plasterers’ Union were also reported. The Longshore- men of New York report that their Union Protective Association has been organized about three years, and numbers nearly six ‘undred members. The members are not res- tricted to any number of hours, but receive by the howr tor ordinary labor 40 cemts; atter six ° hy taper snd for sunday work $1 per hour. The sill ribbon weavers of Bridgeport, ‘Conn., struck on the Ist of September for an ad- vance of 25 per cent. A sumber of the promi- nent members of the different Trades Union, representing al the wards in the city of New York, met om Friday evening and took pre- liminary steps for the formation of a work- ingmen’s party Fesateas OLBRKS—“Jnhe” writes to the New Yc Swe that she Das occasion to do much sopping for ber mother, und notices inet there | ore many large healthy men attemding shops where small wares are sold. “Jane” suggests that these stzlwart fellows ought to fiad som, ore robust employment and give the girls a chance. We sgree with “Jane.” The world has discovered that girls can do something besides making shirtg and /Tocking cradies that ‘hey may pe made prodactive members of the human family, and that there are a great many employ ments péculiarly fitteu to their Selucate orgnuization, which areat the preaen; entirely in the possessiow'of that portion of the race which support suspenders. ‘The business men of Great Britain have or- ganized Mutual protectige societies through. cut tbe United Kingdom for supplying com- mercial information, collecting debts and other matters. These societies now 2owo bramebes. and vember about 20,59) mem- bers, for whem, during the Indi year, 7% 000 in- quiries bave been made, 54.700 applied for and $1,150,000, collected, besides other assistance rencered. ————_—_—- Timber, it is stated, rendered fire-ptoof by im- vreguating it with silicates, is sively Ls Germany fot Mooring "pinks, a oe aud taarcases. ites MENT 5 pee No. 414 , Tax Brack Croox.—This sernic play, which bad such s wonderful run in New York And concerning which curiosity piqued to the highest degree, was brought out at the Na, tional Theater last nightto ome of the Iargest Audiences ever assembled in hey re The piece was admirabiy pat Spon te - and these who had seen i in md and supposed that its present must be a fifth rate affBir as with that ac Nibio's Ga ere agreeably surprised with the fidelity with which it was produced om the scale of the 636. Wasdiagton, Bee. pa HELPER ia blacks: ho BENT Three Yafaral hed ROOMS. evit Bae come OT ADE. or housekeeping toe family without chil, . ‘Med: New York repre-entation. We presume that corner itt she Ete we te: Jat door Apply at = the mechanical effects are the same as those an eet 4 used at Niblo’s, whieh accounts for their com- a0 pleteness and excellence. The dramatic piece z os family. op 1th as Very slight and Lnfling, serving oaly.es the vebicle for displaying the gorgeous and br dare oftered to the ms small a woman to liamt <cemic effects and the admirable ballet om cont riya WRK 00 peers ent troupe. se8-eolw [Sua Chron. 3} § We presume there will be another immense $50,000 Erma: bet: a FoR ze rie- tr famity' ote house at the National to-night on the occasion | trom one of the second Fepresent&tion. and tint i: will PUBLIC SCHOOL BOoKs. qi . maye a fine ron. 5 } ws” __, Boom Me... FURNISHED is, wultatte fer Dgnonkoap Beh jout children. Apply fo CHEAY. was TRD—A GENTLEMAN, tor." Box 53S weet ANTED—A YOUNG his business, to attend bat, p-Cethelie need combos att The renomination of Mr. Cobb by the Re- Publicans of the third Wiscomein district bas been announced. Mr. Cobb's chiet title to fame in thissection arose froth the fact that he got the resolution in favor of taxing United States bonds before the House of Rrepresenta- tives. Pheconvention which nominated him, however, passed a resolution @snouncing “every form of repudation,” and declaring that “for the government to withhold or extort any Portion of the principal or interest of the de 18a violation of the letter and spirit of | under which it was contracted, and demands our stern rebuke sud disapproval.’ Mr. Cobb, it seems, was willing to accept the nomination ©O.D. LIEBEBMANS. 509 NINTH STRERT, Cornér Di ra Ib qoeteiptag utes reson tine ner oom, an Teller Goof loestion near the Tress om, Apply at No 875 Pe. avenue, HEN ULKE’S Photograph Gallery. OSTLER, one that under the busi eo ay ne other used FLEBMING'S ST ee + between, and 6th ati aoe GRAND OFERIND o FALL Fashions, at MAD. E. M. BINCKLEY'S EMPORIUM OF PASHION, 332 Pennsylvants avenue. Hly trimmed PATTERNS ofall the Latest sipieget Pat ‘Bis AND NEW YORK Fasuions pan WEING in all its breaches. ° ocr in the weit cn Rage ase Be Aseciation. “Address 0 iB, Star Of- Fox 5 LE—A nine room 2x95 BRIOK HOUSE, 7-tt ‘Sth street, rear 0 A four room mn BRICK (back building) and LOT ‘OXI, 30th wf ‘An S room 3x75 BRIOK BOC AE. 13th street, land. near the New Agricultural Department Liberal terms om on these terms. WANTED—ey ere bear w POSITION wR #0 8-1W ia Raety Tatatligencee Baliing. CHURCH DIFPICULTY SeTTLep ty Virersta KISTERBOCK’S how & re me ohectlon Aron aged OF or boarding Fo SALE It was stated, som. days since, that the difficul- oure. ‘address ty existing between the radical and conserya- tive members of the Salem Methodist Church, at Nearsville, a short distance from Hamilton, BY FITCH & FOX. WROUGHT-IRON HOT-AIR FUBKA Washington Pest office, "Dest, of 8 Teferencen ven story, -A two and days. pWELLin NG. on V street, ween 13th and léth. ‘frpquizeg._ Avaly for.09e. Containing sever. rome het St oy it tee wnt WAETED—4 WEITR WOMAN to og ‘and | alley. Only, 62,000 cash; balance in LA Loudoun county, Va. , about the occupanc: For Lavze or Small Bwildines. Wi le Clothes. at Bi monthly 4 of the church building, bad been deflaltely set. Hotel, Peaus, avenue, Corser &th pirest. ae ‘Atwo story FEA! motte ted, The settlement was comoasset through —_ Vv ‘Three well edacated oe, ‘of good | Tooms.. with of, 5 in tue Agency of an incendiary” who euccoeded in licit insurance. Apply Room’. | (tener : Colonization Building, corner Penns. “i ‘and At ‘Bath Ed Som Men sper ‘tro on and ‘The above Furmace is now offered to ib lie, gud vill be warranted to give eatire caste th pin soft, fal. end delighital. vie ia le in tt its’ paris, the entiation oO ° i ens ects nts the church heteatier Ureendras Basete ABD OF TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC BOBOOLS A stated meeting oo Board Wat cog ~ RS thes room, and tt is aad eormee We, Foie “i a wes St” mr Worcs, Fas te wisp) EVENING’ |." | entirely confines to the laterlor of the Furnece. ‘frgt clase ‘0. PROCTO! Toe bea ro ee “Ttaede Toe attention snd let repairs than any aeTabin TLE ma OPED other Furnace in ere a ia Now en exhibition and for sale by | pent baat the 9th inat...at +s o'clock. Im- W. D. WYVILL, it business is to be sransac eee ia to be oe pes-4w fe THE 409 Foi tke near corner 444 st. Ai! \esenads FISHER, ¥ 1H STEAM SUOUREB, AND AGENT FoR THE STATEN ISLAND(N.Y¥.) DYEING ESTABLISH- M) Established 1819. NEW PABRISIAN PROCESS, EEny koe te ja avenue, between 44 and 6th streets. |i the Jats im; ements be are, Sec stendfig eireulartn another colaean CBNTRAL BUILDING ASSOOTA The bn sixth Monthly meeti: ati wi TUnsDaY aVENING, the. 8 os et fates a Wee oc gs six cont ve at Yardor on, the Island, ft will ample repay you” . Hl sf for oe eo Rona TION— of this eld at the “City, Hall, on h instant. at eight Ww OORE, h bled to clean all garment — rotary | Shoat betue takes apart: eos taken cat etine ANTED-A WHITE Wo) SCHOOL BOOKS. out cleapings the whole spots removed ash, irom, &o., in i bh fiicey 443 Seventh street, 6 ite jee, venth street, oppos! the Patent Office. sali E. ALLEN, MANUFACTURER Or LIME, AND DEALER LN PLASTER, CEMENT, HAIB, &c. Bock Oreek, between Land K streets fall secon a _ne5 3t 509 Oth street, Lent db. pt plage ES STEAM FLUTING HAS taken admirably. Over 10/00 ladies have od sited during the last ‘month, Satisfaction tied or no charge. Give bim call. rame em rm improvement “Ail dog Hous RY rubiing 485 » 611 Bh ja @-ly* HOOL BOOKS G0 TO aOR wr on 590 70 THE fee sub Csttect, between sth and rth, Tear of LOST AND FOUND. V OLD pie ee ae MAKER, Metropolitan Hotel. ettw Coraerrth aud b strecis._ rch No. 1 LIMB, for Brown Mortar, 81.10 per bar- 1 REWABRD—Loat,s OOW ; no 4 $10 Sera tees at or ge TT. story, Building 31% Desrieet cats ions “cEnENt and PLASTER ot Now York prices. mee St" Gor 7th and Le avcor H neat Io eit tween loth and 1th, near uz the supa jon of treet BwaA ‘Strayed and Pennsylvania even a 34-3 ABVEY & 0O., $5 Tit ras oO NaLE (Hobe: at the MANUFACTURERS OF re 8) e of = al and terms eo a7 SivESrs evant, 1B CREAM, WATER ICKS, AND FROZER sue Bele gs spon j Seen alae BEA where qaeyemiceet kee been a no ay ag dalcions_Seroen ORAL es Netfopel Theatre Monday night, Fu NIRERD. DON SOR RENT—From * ‘ity. WHOLESALE A! ‘AIL, ae . I troy SJ want,” and prin ad ERR cb nica np entire [| yy) handled OPERA GLASS. with ‘the Tbomthe Perlorand Bedroom tor $12 gr nga ans end — a te ent, with of without Board, at No. 4“3 6th st.. ‘Two doors south of K and Northern Market, c and Louisiana dvenus. Bent in ad: iblic that we are thanks ef the owner Wing it at the B feott 8 County,” Penaayiv manytvapt macy Yorzinis Cf'the Theatre, between Vand 1 O'clock a reas: TR Geeta oe BIS 18 TO GIVE NO a THAT THE sup. | withth some parigntar Lo8t, yestertar, morning. ponies | the 7th.) Fo D PRLLARG. Je large rooms. 10 closets, 9 feat I os 7 ej going from 17th etreet weaue | hall. double, elting, marble man- F $iriner hes plata art Soareord wth Beer Festvais'a 1th and New York ee aled?e Gu SouD yoB rater’ riigeae around with lawn, gat- fambias cS ee on te ioe yard Gaain D LOOK ET and CROSS attach: don and sowery uso and crtare “of LAURA an BELL, tate Bt | most ressosebie ae sty ghe Fi rae vaultebiy rewarded by | Sans: Roni acRen ote aa fakineton city. °D. 4225 | |p leaving it at 172 Fennerl enue, between | wun Tp a cof t ote on bee vamsaass POTOMAC SHA a ON Tar at fhe Bebuctven ra t z Fryar SaRSbENCs cama G iene | Decor to the on . e Y "Esiten ember mext: ay other: | All selected and Jn tae order. SHAW. The owner Is requested fo come for" sedGrint Fi The Howse, sees ‘modern im: led from all beuefit of the said x. HELL, ‘ward, prove a ements; is serrounded ‘by spacious . rf my hand this Sth day of Cornett Uthat ‘and F streets, = ini Miu ye Hall. Planted’ with fruit trees. shrabbery, &c. on 8 ‘nder Bbbitt House. ne 7-21 nd 10th. sealto, OF ICES for re rent in tbe be pid corner ot LABTIC BLATE disome. 1YE DOLLARS BI rar on cunday | ner et (inten. 4 a et. tetween 10th and 19th ttregts, & Lady's Oleeteret | GINGLE AND Dove with WM. H.SEAMAN. Architect and Sole Licensee | britien 10h an PIN. ‘The finder wMl receive | SS Boardcan. be heds st ated nace street, ORTBARS COURT, SEPTEMBER 3, 1n6~— | for Plastic Ferengi. mi i tin voote made pore the above seward if left at the Star Office. fronting Jadiclary 8 5 table Boarders ¢ ORT BIGE oyco nthe the cans of Bichard Wal- he ly tight. ib promptly oti 0815 the A Tavtane : Jach, administratord. b. of Louise Hun: ge called on. . “*K¥> F° ‘OB RENT—& nap RA Eg FRAME COTFAGE, [may bomecer gg ig ayy aw ice STI F street, su 18-1m' bg. wim of MC By of rooms, om. oven it it was. Lay 04S betw. ote oe strat Mame — rat the | petlncetystie ne, Hnear the cine’ ‘se ve 3 reward will be given, aforesaid haa. Wit, the bir dt, ot" thie: Or! phans’ © CAnasr, MOCKING RIED, A fated SATURDAY, October . mrs OR EXCRANG! Woaee- te"'anal eiettlement and. disriba the | A very fal sQureREL ‘caGzs. Appirto eas of Ward's Hotal we tops a, fine MA Brogromty iy mons, Woshing person a i and a LRIOH. Jr., Pere ore EARP ARE FO} Pap ba J See Se | c: wast, it aN: Argue: | Grpped eal! improved. in the city of Philadel Rate as oO) Sanaa uteal a Rokties vireo a—dwl It roome. ato focets Sneed 30 a5 0g the gone Bare beep pol: the creditors and heirs trata foege ee. oti fied ith their ‘claime Property touched, or lay be excluded Troe al . od servants” house, also, suunitorchard meets — in the Evening Star previous to the said RDW A Sears, cele name and | except to the owner, or ee ier ington, ay. Dumber of stove. wes taken’ vir | commecoeme a genre 5: See aeneanaT meets Test: JAS. R. O'BEIRNE. ER’ D.479 ota, bet. D and | 28 — ‘OR SALE ON LONG TIME —The cast half of ve 8-lawaw Reciecar ot Wills, | Bew,onet. ROBERT BOW sesame | Tented by leaving nee ss ofice,of the Fu bt _ihesauare of mY OUND between 1ith end rath yors & beemeiai ss Terms $500 cash; x ube "dose Scucot BOOKS se i-lw ~ Watches y a advasted. Ornamental Hi Work and Je le toorder Fine Baad fics and Plated Ware —— on ious BROTHE asp SCHOOL STATIONERY, ar FRENCH & BIOHARDSON’S, Pennsylvania avenue. ORY aooDSs at Low PRIOR. ginia ave., where the aol Tero GREAT SCHOOL BOOK DEPOT, 519 SEVERETH STREET, Intelligencer Building. ‘BOARDING. are cov. wit E es eer Teachers and sina b- ith etreete. necare ahoure with Twellt taitiog ‘thet egos is ‘loireot powstbie . Sean Babes een bbe ra its en: ath ware veep aeaiabie ae ton of ‘on one cf ect the. frst bua ete sirests ry Price, 0. 329 BEY STREET, me ¥ a unity WHOLESALE S5D. sevice. betwee Maw York aveane apd i street. Boore: pith ge libout boar er ioauite Terme literal—one third cash. balance in six School, Farnitnre, Black Board, Charts, Maps, 1 O strect, bet 4% and 8d wirvots twelve. twenty. @onths. Apply 2 ane ae Se aan I Ff rea room, ai the arenes z To M Bacar Lee pede gs - ate ses2w _5197th sts intel MARLOW & 00.’ FOR SALE. come, with ga ete | 5 ’ ALE—A Set of WATCHMAKER’s street, i 486 8 ENTH STREET. 4 PERFECT FITTING SHIRTS Pas TOOLS. in good orters Address Eh se |) ete ahr. TAUST REDOUED AND MADB TO OBDB! On. FS aes Three-sto Buick HOUs MANUFACTORY, No. 314m Leuect, Rie ‘Our limited om of PALM oath paseean i“ BROMUS. sod Ka: mavinct wilt be 262 PBNNSYLYABIA AVENUR. Rapist pe carer eee than our regu Sa Gre Canmracns, ASIAGES. 3 ae No. ane Bey Street rises een B willbe soldat reece ae mem os , 5 lo 5 ges, wi se S-1w doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall ees a eamteret x98, as. ir GRAHAM. Ss. pron ded t }CHOOL BOOKS, DRESS AND SCHOOL CLOTHING. ing LEZ Mal BERT * : FOR SaLe BY —— ena riiterd ¥ 374 D st., bet. Po and one ey fd Nigenoer Building. FRENCH & BIOHARDSON, A large stock just recetred for AL TRE TEER iOeTUEE 0 5 Rous: we5tt 334 PENNA. AVE. FALL ABD WINTER WEAR. i brett Sk new CONSERVATORY. A aoe) Beventh Ward, the acer on the salt water tn St For farther sire of ° NiO; | sy aenat tater sa ' paver an jeore wi ‘Consequence ctous Pasian aha. tits a SOMETHING NEW. WALL, ROBINSON & CO., POINTED YOKE SHIATS MADE TO ORDER. GIVE THEM A TRIAL. 322 PENNSYLVANIA AVERUE, ween 9th and 10th streets. STEPHENS & CO., 310 Pennsy!vania avenue, an 24-tt bet. 9th “and 10th streets. (Guavp orznine oF A BOYs 100TH’ AND.CHILDRER’S ALL CLOTHING, Buitable SCHOOL AND DRESS WEAR. afltedstot RB gee in special attention given to this brazich of the! beeen oO 7 SHEPE & WHitakEn'S a sat remeat LEYS Eee ei ey eet J Nw otc Sipnsed Bibet tor the services of Mr. El BiL BY: formerly with & ara ay 1 “ets be ry Sy ee aed Be oat soyining in my aot voi 5 ‘a o fangs sk, Sore senevel te ae a Seen Preesrerry:. ag op SST EA RAS OES er — Ons J. PEABODY. et a Hay a KEE ¢ Pr dee ee TRUNK WARE-200mS. Ga agri a ‘Trayelbrs ate tavited to oni! atid select Ww. GALE & Name ip inet fhe ae ool Lnroatans eR ‘street. Iw id friends. coon Bor. AD a uEaatyc. ac oS ee Fo? PLE Sask = GBBBN GING’ Jowest prices ) wet eee 71a whbié of our dtodk ot DRY GOODS 0 o7 arena, RAST @nocans ta yor jib stieersmstbe loved onset yeivatecaie Menno Hee. 3¥0 sot 309 8 seth a ea Washington, DO’ ith the store if de- twelve rooms, gas 'D HOU og Of sleven rooms, gas AS WOU ot aire rome, and water (pussper mo S iB ON ag, O 2.000 rote Siterent payments. on | oe secared by a decdof trust. Apply at thie of Bor voor scnoou wooxs ar FRENCH & BICHARDSON'S, e0s-tf 434 Pennsylvania sven’ SOHOOL BOOKS: SCHOOL BOOKS 7 sural BBs Sartaurnss, BERESY FOREWAEN 4 Si = Pein, ctaaciee Hewtion, ox asl oe a pay yay ber contr: caure. JAMES srweiwe™ R OHA DES phan Female Physician of ox 41 Jeneghine Bests tith commis trouble call or writes sei-ta” street, attendance. ai CUBTIS ON THB FUNCTIONS OF THE BD. DISEASE eeney, avs HEALTH Ne ee SLIGATIONS e pes atte oh LiF Y an et ae 2S “tetramer tea s 2 al AGE GAULERY 1th and 1 atroste, 15 FWhhe Bouse! thebeats erTAGE OAL pit err oarees Merrees, ‘one becomes t Dias Ee as oukiw" J, MOP, DESPATR, particularly in female cases. Penta Palos fall. ” ‘ou 20 Imo JT. | as Partic Tew ant Cases, an) Son Peas wear JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, . 249 Pa. ave., bet. 12th and J3th streets. Acknowledges Deeds Landlord and Tenant and ell other’ be business eppertaining os mince promptly attended to. FLUTING 90 6-2m 10th and 11th streets. Gee Ss tats iret, between E sud short square berth Feonsylvante Onicere’ oad Chaves? Office hours from 3] a. = Sine smoot GENTLEMEN. 4 8E0O. D s LS baa a Jans PETRA OF TEE SKIN epeotly end Er eaaten qth syoten what. MALE Aes 2 oat oe — ‘hom Lesbieans “I! ad SorEsO HAs TRIUMPHED. Pazzxt PANTALOON DRAWERS. ‘The vest fitting DRAWEBS ts the world are the PATENT PANTALOON DBAWEBS. FISK, OLARK & FLAGG, Patentecs and Manufactarers, Ne. 50 Whitestrest. N.Y. Tas BEST BAY AND STRAW GUTTER | BEFORE THE PUBLIC Is S| apieoacictd PATENT SOREW PROPELLER. pronounced by all who have used it, for cattia } BAY, STRAW, ABD FODDER. Tt has greeter capacity than any Outter now jnanefactared, and is the strongest, cheapest, most | All sizes, for hand or horse power, constantly on ‘st factory prices, without the addition of 0 28-eollt USEMENTS ri ATRE. ORDINARY ATTRACTION re trom TAC 7 of . SCHUETZEN-FEST. eccount of the tnclem: of ‘weather vrevested many from. visiting the prownae grcltisene, to contians the . “Tn which Bept. Tth and Ho PRiZ, BZ. Distribution of Prives <n separ, at these o'cloc! Kees’ reetyete pr. pee MN TUESD. T and THCRED! EVENINGS Bto Bees. Theos ents LS il eecetve fee mopti tution owe Hai: Tan te rented for Bulls, Boitees, & asabove. se Dae PIO NICS, EXCURSIONS, 40. P'Y at ee a tee Susesit OF LBr. TOR wit toe Teed Te crest te Pree. ane 2 e'clock ; Tbe rionde of the teat are piace at oi INDE te take tk PAY, Bacr, on oot ae of the 3 os the weather. 7! feasor ‘wharf at 7 m., cose poze Babctoeee wharf at 8. oO ae ye on* ‘CLOTHING, &c. * J. HEIBERGER, F. (Successor to H. F. Lorvon & Oo.) CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY 00 ., corner Washtugton; os. Bods, corne Bridge and bh. George J ‘aes ILLIAM GEINAND, COAL, wooo, t ‘Ventral Office, No. $1 exh and Teh streets west pay y CORK BUOYS. Webra horseman with s knot