Evening Star Newspaper, September 9, 1868, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the District CROSBY 8. NOYES. +-Bditer. WASHINGTON OITY: WEDNESDAY.... SEPTEMBER 9, 1565, SEB OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELB- | | @-READING MATTER ON EVERY Paces. | GRAPHIO AND CTHER MATTER. j FOR THE AccoMMoDATION OF PERSONS leay- amg the city during the summer months they cam have the Stam mailed to their address, py ordering the same at the office, for 12% cents Per week, tor one week or more. p be D ttentmaresshtocsbeiaen eee Oe THE LEGALITY OF TRADES UNIONS. As already noticed, the master masons of New York have brought the question of the legatity of Trades Unions before the courts for | decision. They have not only commenced a evil suit for damages against the leading mem- bers of one of the New York Bricklayers’ Unions, but they have also set on foot a crimi- mal prosecution against them. The gist of both actions is the same. It 1s, that the persons Bamed as defendants have unlawfully con- federated and conspired to «io ¢ertain acts “against trade and commerce, and in violation of the Inws of the State of New York.” These acts are specified to be, the refusal to work for Dosses who bave taken apprentices otherwise than in accordance with the regulations of the Union, or who employ ten-hour men, and the making of efforts Yo induce other journeymen to do likewise. The civil suit, in the ordinary course of litigation, will not be finally decided tor years to come, and the criminal prosecution, the New York Sun thinks, will probably be delayed until the Legislature, by amending the statute, will practically dispose of it, and the ctvil case too, in the bricklayers’ favor. It seems, however, that the bricklayers pro- pose to turn the tables upon the master masons by alleging conspiracy on the part of the latter to refuse work to them. The ground of action as (bat a-uumber of the master masons have Tepeatedly and solemnly agreed that they would not employ any journeyman who be- Tonged to a Union, nor any one who in- sisted upon conforming to the State law mak- ing eight hours a day's work. Ifany journey- mar has been refused employment by one of these master masons in pursuance of this agree- ment, he may, it is contended, oth sue the whole combin«tion tor damages, and have them indicted besides as conspirators. If it be a conspiracy for the men to refuse to work for the bosses, it is a conspiracy for the bosses to refuse to employ the men. This, it will be seen, adds another complica- tion to the difficulty between the masters and the workmen: and the only parties who will be benefited by these suits and counter suits are the lawyers, who will apparently reap 8 rich harvest outof both employers and em- ployed. The bosses and workmen will get about the same mutual benefit from lawing it ‘as the two cats in the table, who appealed to Justice Monkey to divide their cheese equita. bly, or at least legally, and who had the satis- faction of seeing it dwindle to nothing under the judicial bites of that level-headed magise trate. The moral of all this is, that the interests of employers and employed are so much in com- mon that any fight between them damages both and helps neither. Esch needs the other, ‘and each to the other is as mdispensible as one half of a pair of seissors to the other half. The trade unions will continue to exist, we may be assured, and every fight against them will bea pure waste of time and money. In Europe the same attempt to crush them, by showing their illegality, has been tried and ut- terly failed. And if this has been the ease in England, where the employers bave much More relative strength to the employed than in this country, we may be sure that the work- men here, who constitute a power in the land, Will not be less successful in the contest, Wall street is puzzled to account for the ax- traordinary demand for our bonds in Europe, which exceeds the calculations of the most san- Ruine believers ia them: and especially in the face of the distrust lately expressed towards our securities, im view of the war threatened upo the bonds im Congress at the dast session. It seems, however, that the unsettled condition of affairs in Europe, and the probability of ‘war there, together perpetuate the want of con- fidence created by the disastrous failures of the last three years: and those who have surplus money to invest are placing it in first-class in- terest-bearing securities. United States bonds paying double the interest of consols, and sel- ling at the low price of 72 in gold, torm, there- fore, really the most desirable and tempting first-class security on the European markets. Gur Government being removed from the the- atre of European politics and not likely again ‘soon to be embroiled in new wars, stands high with investors, in Europe, who look chiefly to the rate of interest and the certainty of 1- punctual payment, The experience of July has sbown plainly that Europe attaches no practi- cal importance to the greenback discussion ‘and the proposition of a minority in Congress to tax the bonds, but views them simply as the tactics of parrisan politics, It has been stated that wealthy Democrat< an New York city bad raised $100,000 to influence the Maine election, but it 1s now denied that ‘@nything like that amount has been con- tributed. From what we hear we are satistied that the wealthy men of New York of Demo- cratic politics are little in the humor to con- tribute money for campaign expenses, on account of their dissatisfaction with the finan. cial plank of the Democratic pistiorm. I: is reported that the negative answers made by some of the Wall Street magnates to applica- cations fer money for “the good of the cause” were couched im languaze more exprestive ‘ban polite. ‘The green-back policy will cut both ways, it is quite evident. and while the Democratic party may gain something by it In the West they are apt to lose as much, at least, im the East in Maine, for imstance, it appears by the official exbibit just made by the savings baniks of that State, that the number of saving: bank depositors—mostly persons of the mid- dlmg and poorer ciasses—is equal to one- quarter of the voters of the State, and that quarter of the whole amount of deposits is imvested in Goverument bonds. It is quite likely that a similar exhibit in other Eastern States would show the same result, and of course any policy deteriorating the value of theee bonds will array against it and thosw advocating it a very large number of voters Tue CoscuessionaL ADJoURNMENT.—The concurrent resolution udopted by Congress in July, for adjournment until the third Monday am September, provides that the “President of the Senste and Speaker ot the House of Rep- resentatives shall on that day, unless it be then otherwise ordered by the two bouses, turther adjourn their respective houses until the firs Monday in December, i565.” A quoram of each house is requisite to “otherwise order.” ‘The claum of some registered tax paying te- males to vote for members of Parliament in England. is to be resisted as contrary to law aud the overseers of elections are warned against allowing the privilege. The caulkers, who have been on a strike in Hostou for the past (WO months, have flually succeeded im bringing the suip-builders to erms, snd now receive four dollars per day for eight Rowrs’ work. A Card trom Mr. Burlingame is published i which he states that he is not ready to con. ract and give franchises in the name of the Gioverpment of Chima, TI Yhinere take their departure from Amer- ueato-day S# Tbe Western papers say that the cattle disease is abating atthe West, amd that ani- mals which Bove been attacked are new reqoy- ering. S7-More than ten thonsind people attended men National Advent camp-mecting in Spring- Ad, Mass. on Suadny ins a7 Pentene ply tbe mus trot ig mare, is sull-fiving. at ‘the age of twenty-three, and pres meee a ee ee La of Chestugt Hilly Pepnayty: 3 foal, which wi F.val ber old exploits perhaps. é Tux Brack Croox.—This celebrated spec- tacular play has oeen placed upon —¥ of the National Theater with s comp! appointments geen here, and formance is eae | highly commesded by lovers of amusements. The first two ntatioRs have passed off as wellas be expected, | Dut the scenic effects and the grand Amazoniaa march will grow better as the company ets familiarized with the hogse. and: slight defects in the machinery are remedied: There was another fine house last evening, and the ex- cellent acting, singing, and dancing were again applauded. The attractive features of the piece ought to, and will no doubi, secure it a good run here. General Buchanan on the Ist inst issued an order defining the official relations between military and civil officers in Louisiana. A Sheriff is authorized, in cases of unlawtul ree sistance to his authority, to call upon the mil- itary for assistance, but ifthe military com. mander is not clearly satisfied that the necessity for such service exists, he is to decline ‘to act until he has recetved special instructions from headquarters. General Bue says that iu no case is it deemed proper to consider a mere riotous demonstra. tion as acase calling for the interposition of the military forces; such forces should not be displayed until it shall be absolutely necessary for them to act. THE ATANTIO8 DEFRATED UY THE ATHLET- ‘he most interesting base-ball match of the season was played yesterday at Brooklyn, between the Athletic Club of Philadelphia, and the Atlantics of Brooklyn. There was a very largeattendance, and excellent order wa< maintained, The first part of the game was very close, the score standing at the end of the fifth innings 9 to $ in favor of the Atlantics, In the sixth inning the Athletics made 14 against 3 for the Atlantics. In the seventh in- nings the Athleucs made, and the Atlantics ‘were put out withoutaran. The heavy score of the Athletics disheartened the Atlantics, and at the close of the ninth inning the score stood 27 to 13 im favor of the Athletics.—. ¥. Post, 8th. $350,000 Fouxp IN AN OLD TRuNK.—The Norfolk Day Book of yesterday tells a rather tough story of 8 citizen of that place, Mr. Miles K. Bell, who, it says was rumaging over some old family relics in the garret of his residence on Main street, when he found, upon opening an old-fashioned hair trunk, the handsome and princely sum of $300,000. The Norfolk Journal endorses the story but goes £50,000 better, making the amount found S350,00, and the © editor hopes “Miley” will re- member certain little favors received. For the benefit of our lady readers, we will state that Mr. Bell is a bachelor, Promustic.—After considerable talk, a pu- gilistic match has been made between Edward Kelly, of Philadephia, and George Geddons, ana is expected to occur on the 2d of next month. rticles of agreement have been drawn up and signed by both parties, each agreeing to stake #500 upon the result, £50 of which bas been aepenined by each in the hands of John Stetson, of Boston, The conditions re- — of $100 on the ith days previous to the fight, when the ‘ansi iakeholder is to be selected, and the grounds chosen, which ac- peope | SS must be ontside the lim- is of Maseach uset! Boy KItLep m a FIGHT with Stowgs,— ‘Two small boys, Alonzo Tichner and Charles Schwab aged respectively eight ard ten years, ‘were engaged in a stone fight on Monday evening, on Sterrett street, near Burgundy alley, when Schwab struck Tickner with a stone weighing about two pounds breaking his neck. His body was removed to his home, No. 13 Sterrett street, where Dr. R. W. Carr, coron- er, beld an inquest, and the jury rendered 2 verdict against Schwab, who was arrested b; Sergeant Short, and the coroner committed him for the grand jary.—Balt. Gazette, 9th inst. S7The Wisconsin harvest is ended, and the wheat crop averages twenty bushels to the acre, against last year. OOF erent aig nee Meodageli —There will bea Districtet F f th and * 2 Sik ue HiNG "at mei ¢ofekoek. pected ing ocoaaton NulhesBdii Sa tua he ire invited fo atient” | —— KNIGRTS TEMPLAR! oa Weip ts a 3 OF Png og oot for hed ‘Tray soe ae 1a aire of death and $25 a TEMPLAB. re a of WASHINGTON oon. io. I be held TH Is ( Wednesday. ING at the Asylum, at the corner of Niuth, anal D streets, at 8 Ang be obtained st the Asviowr minnie the: ial syiam dating obta re Aayiam dirite the aven It ag ‘Pro tem. ET PO Le ema fe S42 CONVOCATION UF WASE- at IGTON B. A. CHAPTER, No. 2. will sree coat VEINS tmatan ovclock, In addition to the regular or Sastacas. 2 Bec iil ‘be elected. tn e of Com Dare. who bas removed from he ariedic 4 a i Me i otamce is desired. — -* D.L. BURNETT, 809 {Chronicte.} Secretary pro tem. lem PUBLIC SCHOOLS. TEACHEBS’ S’ INSTITUTE The Teachers of the Public Schools are requested to close their schools on FRIDAY, the lth i at 2 o'clock p. m., and to meet in the Female Gi Room, Secon: mar School a District, near the cor- ner of Sth and E streets, punctually, at 3 o'clock p. m., for the purpose of holding a session of the Ie: situte. Bphiect for discussion -—“Penmanshiv.”> Prof. SPENUEB wil! ER the teachers A.K. BROWSE, r m ‘Teachers Lastiteve, we 9-2 y Je & Republican.) TEAM FLUTING HAS hen admirably Over 10000 have ited during the last month Satisfaction ied or nocharge. Give him acall, (OOL BOOKS GO * ro, THE OLD MEAD UARTERS OF sare ee y ITAKER se 4-2w ih Bnd D streets. DR PRATT. ORES. fourth story, Woodward's Building. 31% D street. be n 10th and lth, wear the junction of D street Pennsyivanis au we: ¥F_ CUMMINS. 347 SEVENTH STEEBT. N EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE, Where the public may find, always, ‘ what they want,” and that of the beet quality, SEVENTA STREET, sour 008 south of K and Northern Market. p14508, oncays, P <s AND MELODEONS. ‘on_secomm WENBACH'S Piang| leveuth street, above’ FALL STYLES. ic & mi the Fal) trade. Beantiful assortment of BOYS’ HATS, rueieks shapes, Clore A nee TIN EMET?,, Hatter, 334 Pennsylvania aven 24 door from corner 13th Ds. JOHNSTON'S PATENT SMOOTHING 1BON 1s propounced by all who have seen it to be the best article for domestic use ever invented: new Principle. and beantitul in design. It will do work of om one-third the fuel, requires uo hol the cloths. and puts a finer polish any other irou; will All pay for iteel®t and fuel fn three F one dissatisfied may return them within cnemonth after purchase, and get their money pac For -ale at the northeast corner of Pa. avenge and 2d street N LOCKIE. sole arent Maryland, District of Cotombta: sid Alexandria, Be Agents wanted. segtt T KE GREAT SCHOOL BOUK DEPOT, 519 SEVENTH STREET, Intelligencer Building. Teachers and_parents may always rely a ae their School Books st the lowest pousibhe ce, heinatdotearc ny AND RETAIL. chook Gloves. Sep ae a restlehetor nae achoat’ room, al the Book and Beaton Sire of se52~ 919 7th gt. intelligencer Balla 486 SEVENTH STREET. 186 PANAT BRDUGED ED Pstues serait crs FOR SALE BY WRENCH & RICHARDSON, 334 PENNA. AVE. Te HOLIDAYS ABE OVER! . it's getting cool; ra 1.10 go to school | 4 vas thoore ‘Bring along tho slates and boakte; Briok footateps; pleasant looks! Ho! there! don’t pout! Oztures wall ‘de rented with the store if de- aired a, FURSISHED meets of twolve rooms, ens cB ABLTON, ? 347 C atrect. bet 4's and 6t ond Sty oust. What's the matter’? Eibows out Beat jacket's got s hole ia pit = RENT—The VERY DES'RABLE PROP. | goa water chante Matias Me GOD Rouwe sooner neni ON to do Nos. 357 and 359 0 street, between 4 ECaNIE na Ol BE 6 wire rp, m1 . hice Sse Wee ir. see toe el a Can’tetand worn-0at clothes jo, 92 Biet.; BOF. F ani ‘Sected ah nea. Phin, of popiin om ete dl ore, Pa! take the boy! iene ‘mended, to Cook and 40 seuscal ho housework . The house ts hei ye streets. Apply to x Fill bis youthful beart with joy! Pcah yal gata nk a, Awwit of closhes to-day ! Coat, on Vest. and Pants, and all, Atthe CALSBBATED OAK HALL. ' He will be @ better eae — oN pk the Circle. GP RANT See cette Ure SES wages, at 947 Vermont Swenlue, bebwecd Baits ‘DAY = joe Ec rom mn SALE Highly oo Dasinses property, eis ETS for the aes Dont let the boy go 81 vania nvenes, south side, | $95, will Sree. The Don't hay m9 orweriy kaw’: | Halitan bereuted for Balle, Botroes, a” apniy Seery good boy in town. seat Bor i ood © a ¥ = Pot Saert itr 7 ‘the Fe Bint seal i 4 . SEUSS No No. 464 7th attest, oppoaite aa EI spelt “PION NICS, I EXCURSIONS, 4 won SOR 7. ty S| &. Pie Rie ts an entirely new Stock, made.n Wires Oa “ airest: ES ana sober uorant ake : ad the best atyle. soFs he 3h, wife te house. Aderess P, CEES abt rooms. yn es ‘room. ns ere D Pio-NIC or Th vir eabington, 0-0. eens Guere Fon 8 a yor ele: Se nat Sarvenee: ahd Rey ons Coy birt a Moke Scuoox sooks W! ED A SALESMAN ins Dir Goots| twoemathand a, ‘Posmeenion Oct ts Teel fe Tishing to secure 8 bose wit rc 7 Dav SEPTEMBURIO Tabs. i nial, Sa: SU sereard A DISIBADLE FURNISHED FRONT RIM tipelg. Farely weet ‘meet with such an opportunity street sout! aimone ‘thied cash, balence in six. aND Prin ng bag ag = am nd erenty four mocths. Apply tohikea BREWER. Noes. Os wtveat” wile, tn a private Hand ippstzac on Pee Rome between ‘OR hon artic. RNT! Fo. = Soe ree Rd, RNISH ISHED | Epos tamil itaoat iia saeinnler pom ee mot © lass “ of Prseppasenirstasiry- © Teoaly sees C-TSIEShacien Being 0 need Solr. end. 3th $50,000 Yiiers aire E dnd from ove to three years to “Ee no mere a. Werenp as, Genes SCHOOL REQUISITES. b Rds AY. SEPTE! la iecntige ‘tickets, $1. admitti Fez RENT—T ree rooms on second ished or opt furnished. in a desi - Boom Ni suitable for . Appiy at 402 treet tt 5 y — FRENCH & BICHARDSON, Vaso ios i mis 3 Fonperr 3 Th min sas enone a tia. ee p school f ress, "Proprio. —Three OF Dies —<reorA tor,” Box 532 Washington, D. cre | F fall's rita for house Kenpine, viet rat aE PADIS - ingen tetas ATTENTION “OOKOUE AS oe THE onaxn exon BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, WAETED—a roUNG iCAN wh is tout pply at No. IRREGULARITIES AND. his business, to attend a Grocer: BIN ERS to Take place a but a Catholio need apply, at the reer frowse, AGES. Married or single.you cau receive thers. Het you so mach doaire aw! OR RENT—A well furnished four-st ee 334 Pennsylvania avenae, re FER at me, | eens neg ve ine ot ager by ic ANTE on wit a call, ‘ue ite to giv. Hi us wi or ice ANTEDK good EB. one that under- Sei ee "No°S78 "Pas a Ta ——~ ¥ Dr. LA ees Seannetiety Sets ae eons ot FLEMMING’ ND STABLES, Cstrect. Loteeee rs Bice Patt Saleen aE a5 =e Soar fie wake = wininanionn > * 2 ‘6th streets. “ 907-3t" ‘OR nate Coe 1 STORE. 14x70, and four PARENTS AND TEACHERS Sages | floor, ne: .O. PA Panne "So:, fed. Ftewarg te Titec oath oat: 'OR SAL) ANTED—To purchase a oF ‘OF EEOC, a ta ae ee See eee Bak! ding ation. BR, star OF eo 7-tt CREE UR SORE ne ‘dressing the anderst x cule Mo parsonel aps wilt 07 3t Nor notes for 4: $2,000 ee, oe oe Tan, Te their large and varied assortment of this office. A ain ne room 2398 B ICK HOUSE, Eb rest, noes ir I. $4.50 mA Puree Bi BRICK’ back building) and LOT, ‘An § roem 30x75 BRICK HOUAE. 15th street, et anew Agricultural Department, at SCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL STATIONERY which we offer at HES! a. 11 Seventh street, ase Titeral ergs nes-tf 434 Pennsylvania avenue, 29 LOW PRICES ANTERD—Inpedistelr eoero Maas a ie Bi foaeht HOLTZMAN. sum BOOKS? SCHOOL BOOKS 11 A c*8D. cortices Giuimet in mand | toheve | _s08-1w ities: SHEPHERD & WarTAKER’s, bart at? a.m. To correct an erroneous impression t Pf Sijcech. by which they will bevean OB BALE Dy pITCH & FOX, Corner 7th and D streets, | m., and Grinand’s wharf st fam, to prevail that [have gone out of the busty hess, (cecasioned , inthat or Ge by confounding rrhowe toc prizes on the 30th ion" six cents car fare it you live st the Navy Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers, ¥ord a= the Island, it will ample repay you. Sullivan Buil jo. 470 7th street, aries Sitce IE reat ie will pay ne debts of ting, she ba st BA ant oe Shlerhrete: Bu! tigi Noe Bil nhs corner of BD, inter (the public 1 r = ROR BAUR-A two story and basement RICK je 18-3" TA " ee reatateat ie feet oat at $5,000. eaRFRIGEULs ate or | DNBLEING. oo Veet, trmeen te Heiaase ont — 0 Se os emplete assortment of COOKING and Va Bie Ps. papmenne Ae Noraga res | sity, nly. 2 ired cash; belaace ta a a eek eon ~ CLOTHIN STOVES and HOUSE F bs fete ty etwoen@ ant It ‘Washi D.G. fe 18-1y mtbly payments of St cach. attendance. All in at IE set-2mn" be -found inthe Distet 1. GREGORY | re woway MA two-story PRAM: MBOOTTAGE. containing sie SIGE Ss SORT ee TAN DOARE, near HIT ook, of ' * : W Tash tron, Bo. ine family of five oratx | “Meuht i Vines Sema, See! fe | PH SEALED D BY Post, 50 cents, | ->- SCHANT TAILOR. Use ica TATE OFFICE Avely ot BM terminus of the lith atrcet cars; oF will be x: of Wighth ond Sl cheoets opmeci Pes Ose Wasmixezox DC Auge ised ALL Heal Estate Otloe, cormer sD ets, Jed for elty property. CURTIS ON THE FONCTIO! Department. where be wiil be pleased (On the petition at PE Giifora, ry eee (Gethicetris) | REPRODECETOR Became areal nie old friends, customers, ant the public New Hampshire, pra; i is babel of EW AND qaar or 8 Colle Bill oo ining nine rooms. with | ART DISEASE. ‘the o ene ‘Telegued on the 27th day of October a etree W Anos Wats Tee te essreet cars run within a | OBSTRUCT THE OBLIGATIONS =— wment in Ci ycnitting Machines oF ani yuteag f yee: the old ost et Bia t ) J. HEIBERGER, dnakrats Pi temcr ne | 2 eereteaes Brome cemshaiion, Wes Ems F: ce on the Son may oppose this extensive: Onjectionn does F stra Sth and Zist etrestes Washing titione, anf other papers should be fle fled in this and (Successor to H. F. Lornox & Co.,) CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY r office twenty days before the da) MERCHANT TAILOR, ’ waite tan Hotel. (late LOST AND FOUND. iF years Ten =e BRICK a chy +4 iy Lostatid pig maidter the recevory of a ) om 15th to the State Departmen! at. rang jag is rice and’ rown's.) QCBPHANS COURT Septembers. 198 —Diernict | U4 FOCRET BOOB. costetning $00 some wits Hovsrs, (in course of orecti every erie on 4 ares Share, eR Rh SS or Coe rama, Zosbington county to twit ia i aoe ie Bee 3 | on D street south, between Ist and 24, (C taken totheamount of Stormont -aw* Shs cove ot MICHABD BULLALOVE, Executor of | o'elcc eveni ppl room tt" | Hud.)containtng four reome cach, with Brick tous. a Jas. Fulistore, dec Se ea —— B= y Lota by 70. io revaired coats balenre | J), NOT, DESPATR, BUT GEE OLD DR DENTISTRY. e ie, ny hy season Ty successfe Neihington inted TUBS: | 1 crooked horas taraed town ea e (partientarl female a cases j eataeee 3, QOUMBE HAS REMOVED His DA éth, mal settioment | Blease ren atou. Fe Si "RENTOA eg BRICK DWELLING $ on | posite Ay at pe a id sdletribation of ithe vernon extate of sid ae. seb st Cor rth and La avons. a tetgey wi ‘oon fe Pn NEIL aon ay oo, 5- RIRK- $2 in ‘tween ith and ‘athe He ts thaukfai for assets in 6 atrect, % 5 been collected and turned into money; when REWARD Straved av ayy, ey dene Fon BENT HOUSE, farnighed. 965; anfar- DEEDS Frode and ail pcre timer fa Sat enced sro ie ae gn | Seite ageta, gta rititvedtwes | # “rae rote eee aiimoyoN pct Ae S Eases ail benent in suid doceased'westates | if returned to the corner of 19th Band L strenia ce ¥ 19th ene eagiitiouler attention paid to Landlord and Ten- provided a copy of this order be published once fe 8-5t' Us NFURNIS. 1sH8 EB or x iret Flow ‘20 20-3m_ week lor three weeks in the “Evening Star,” pi ae 5 Soul ilaiaes Semel connecting peas a. BATES, “ieee? i JAS. B. O’BEIRNE, Vater *Patlor would be rented sspenute {faeaieed JUSTICE OF THE Pace. ee d-iaw3w Rogister of Wills. . No. 249 Pa. ave., bet. a Acknowledges Deeds. FOR RENT—New fa 3 centrally mente te dren, All mort. or by leaving {ta the Box 0) 3 TECANT Bi Sand (o'clock. Pe ture, tidily Tepe CHEAL. Landlord and — same house; no sinele ates or ¢ end all other er business oppertaiaiug to tonne omes PUBLIC SCHOOL BOOKs, Loz Festrday mor Br (onder Ge 70) Al destrable featurce of « pri- | Prompt ‘au is im aay 7s GOLD FOB as, at Omice of J. ue, after ¢ p.m. and CROSS — le to owner on Sposa of i at TPE ill be suitably re by ving, itat 172 Pennsylvania avenue. Aoi aud doth sre str ee 18th street, near ert VALUABLE, BULLDING SITES FOR SALE tween espera way from Dr, Gorlere ak tone ‘Gharch Six orth these ©. D. LIBBEBMANS, 409 NINTH STBERT, Corner D. oF FALL Lr as ONS, re MAD. EB. M. HINCKLEY’S EMPORIUM OF FASHION, 332 soereeis cue. Biegantly trimmed PATTERN Rite Ry sist “PRkesM AK Wit ARINC in hall's a WROUGHT-IBON HOT-AIR FUBNAC! HAS REMOVED AND PINKING DEPOT, ‘TO 392 F STREET. Between Wth and Ith streets. routs of 28 ft each ich adept ‘reasury and other sw while sendsring thes sev taboos teen ‘splen- vestment at the fow fi, we offer them at. - oa EA Sareea 416 street, Gand. GRAND OPENING pDiy 'LEMB! i oan ChorkiNa. aupaan sara eae es seats rans : tana about two years oid . 5 Sicees bring the ‘Steer oT 09 4: ‘2 stree! ct vf sinis ave., where the above reward ae be pat. BOARDING. 'O& BENT—Farnished or untarnished KOO MS, ih oF pwithout KISTEKBOCK’S al FOB RENT. several esirable FUBN. OMB; in suite oF at ate om lst and 24 flores; with or’ without boss inquire Bho. 391 C atreet, bet. 4% and 34 streets, FOR SALE. For Lave or Small Buildings. ea AND PHYSICIAN. LVANiA areas aie above Furnace is nov offered to the pubic, warren! ve ire ef jon. PF SHARES ia ths Tonueaane Bua. i a a ed Bn oe ag er eevmsat for ventlintion guanepeert “Be Uo | paid in. Apply at 200 F street, betweee lath ane Can poeetbly eocupe into the room anisiedustis S| ieee e03-3t* | BOW, Bos. 438 coli cobs to the Interior of the Furnace. Fob pauza A choice GRO gRocmRy r STORE. ins a | GINGLE AWD DOUBLE AIE} ae te ft needa lees attention and less repairs than any Stock light, Fam hy S't Hoard can be bad at her street, other F ore eres oMetouae Sopa ane s09-6" | fronting Judiciary Square. Ext in How on exhibition and for sale SALE—A DARK BAY MABE. iz years Pee W. D. WEVILL, Kindend ge ton, a fine MA with elent ‘Acres Ricad NET AND TWINE aw 409 Pa. ave. near corner 4 an fanttroecler ai wipiuire “aT doe uproved. 1 a thecite of venir fait a 3 aS 43 Commercial strect, facat Inte! = ———___ _ ABBIAGES. GAnRIRG = ps ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCEE. AstHONY Fisdan, Cc cazRtaaas. ¢ car. | SRST eta Seg ee Bri nae samen ¢ See FRENCH STEAM SOOUREB, rinses peThich will be sold stvenacoeie servante'beuse, geet ‘mall or = in § AND AGRAT FOR THE prices. seraiags: bo gud abundanee of ‘wood.’ Excellent A od | carl ge ot *s Grom B. Web, street, Washington, D0. STATEN ISLAND(N.¥.) DYEING BSTABLISH- MEST, ERT 8. GRAHAM, Pye meen h 374 Dot.,bet 8th and 9th; moe 17 Feagerter hon ea ag rave Srctans Om OHATSES of ie in ear | der. Will Be ald Fo. SALE OS LONG TIME- —The half of Established Ws19. Tur of al Wee ND Detwose It oa th peaks a NEW PAB IAN PBOCESS, T emi enabled to clean all garments whucnt being taken apart; spots taken Sal wit tigi py ‘ALF, Plant’s Building, Be ee ee and lath etre ‘ork a 4 18th street Steetunlly “Otices 44% Beventh street, op cones T-co8t ai Jo Poot, | set Teelilgencer and Chroni = Ge TO SHEPHE, ae & Sap E.S 4113s. tre BCHOOK’ ruer 7th soo di strects, Fe. SALE A seven owt PIANO i ‘order. Apply at 137, TS a 0] er, ase Tpenwoen abthard b ate. MANUFACTURER OF LIME, AND DEALER IN PLASTER, CEMENT. HAIB, &c. | a Rock Oreek, between a 5051 Tand K streets QR SALE STOCK sion Wit Ix: 8, 8.081 ofice. Sue street, between 6th and 7th, rear of Fotgae ects bs aaa CORY, i March 3. 1856. ae Tee and Twentieth ate she prem: oa. = No. 1 LIMK, for Brown Mortar, $1.10 per bar- re CEMENT and PLASTER at New York prices. aud7-Im | lope 1< MANUFACTURERS OF TCE CREAM, warnt aR I0kS, AND FROZEN Parexr PANTALOON DRAWERS. ‘The best fitting DRAWERS ts the world are the PATENT PANTALOON DEAWERS, FISK, CLARK & FLAGG," Patenters and Manufacturers, No. 6% White strest, N.Y. g SOMETHING NEW. WALL, ROBINSON & ©0., POINTED YOKE SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER, GIVE THEM A TRIAL. 322 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between oth and 10th streets. 2 ‘309 Pennsylvania avenue. between 9th and l0thsts ‘We most respectfully inform our friends and the bli bey ufacturit the ry ok Semele Eas BOE HEBBING. au 28-<00lt Tus BEST HAY AND STRAW GUTTER BEFORE THE PUBLIC Is SINCLALB’S PATENT SCREW PROPELLER, set-tf GRE reonx ware-ncoms. GR ‘Travelers are invited to call and select es POTOMAC SHAD. All pelected and in Suocrder. || O TRUNKS, VALISES, AND SATOHELS, LB OR BENTSA seaeniarooUny Comer st Hit a ee From the largest and best sasorted Stock ite thy Biedovs 5 crete ae | Allatzes, for bend or horse power, eonstantiy on on cultivation, & ce ; al ‘band at factory prices, without the addition of PLssric sLaTE a com tretght charges. sei sem piacere si ae ait rei poy = S annar.. 10th sts. wae coer LEBS, ‘Wo. 260 Pa, avenue, bet. 12th and 13th ats. aT go asd abetet Srna a vate ¥ F SVarks! 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