Evening Star Newspaper, September 10, 1868, Page 2

EVENING STAR. | Largest Circulation in the District CROSBY S. NOYES..........Editer. WASHINGTON OITY: E SEPTEMBER 10, 1555, & FOB INTERESTING TELE- c aoa AND OTBEB MATTER. FoR TSE AccOMMODATION OF PERSONS leay- weg the city during the summer months they co have the STAR mailed to their address, by ordering the same at the office, for 12% cents Per week, for one week or more ©o. FERATION BETWEEN EMPLOY- ERS AND EMPLOYED. Ip these times when there seems to be a growing alienation between the employers and | employed throughout the country. it may not be smuss to refer to the good understanding that in the sister Republic of Switzerland has | Slways existed oetween the masters and the workmen. It is a remarkable fact that there never has been a strike amongst the large body of watch-makers of Switzerland. Tne same may be said of other classes of artizans in that ceuntry, and the only approach to a difficulty between manufacturers and workmen in Swit- Tland bas occurred at Geneva, and was par- ticipated im, we believe, by French workmen only. The practice there is—and it would be fn excellent one to be introduced here—for the employers aud the workmen to meet for con- Fultation when there 1s any point to be settled | affecting the interests of either side; and, after discussion, there has never been a failure to Arrive at a satistactery agreement. All branches of industry in Switzerland, | ‘Watch-making, ribbon-weaving, Ince-weaving, Xe. &e., 1s done by the piece. Should there Tise in the price of the manufactured arti- cle, the workmen expect an increase of pay, nd im consultation with the manufacturers, ‘An agreement is made what that increase shall be. Shouid prices tall, the pay for piece work is reduced equitably by the same agreement. ‘Thus it is shown that where mutual good-will Prevails between master and workmen, the most difficult questions can be solved te the satisfaction of all. A mews paragraph in the «Basler Nacurichten” illustrates this fact very | pleasingty. Itappear sthatin the village ot Les Ponts, in the Canton of Neuchatel, Switzerland: Where the manufacture of watches in the prin- cipal means of subsistence forthe people, a meeting of the watchmakers, manufacturers, exporters and general tradesmen took place in order to determine the question whether the usual mode of having settlements only every “ix months should be continued. Some of the workmen suggested to have quarterly settle. ments while other- desired to take a step fur- ther, snd advocated monthly terms of pay. ment. Most of the manufacturers promptly declared themselves ready to adopt the las; named proposition. whilst several signified their readiness to enter upon cash payments at once, in order that the workmen might derive the benefit of every possible reduttion of prices on the part of the general traders, bakers, but. bers, &c. It was finally determined upon and Sgreed smong thirteen manufacturers ot ‘watches at Les Ponts to pay off their work. men in cash at the end of each and every month | the amount due them without any deduction whatever upon existing prices.and thirty-eight merchants, mechanics and provision dealers on their pact bave obligated themselves upon Tegular monthly payment of accounts to accord ® commensurate reduction upon prevailing | Prices. PENDLETON ON THE BONDS. Mr. Pendleton madea speech at Norwalk, Ohio, on the 5th instant, in the course of which he dwelt at considerable length ou the ques- tions of reconstruction, the finances, and taxa- tion. While on the latter subject, a gentleman an the audience sent to him a note, asking him to state to the meeting what remeay he pro- posed to apply to the abuse of which he com- plained in the exemption of bonds trom taxa- tion, in case the Democrats obtained power; and asking, also, if the United States Supreme Court bad not, on three separate occasions, de- cided that 8 State could mot constitutionally tax the securities of the National Government. Mr. Pendleton teok no notice of the inquiries ‘While on the stand, although it is alleged that he bad ample time to have made a public ex- planation after the receipt of the note and be- fore the crowd separated, even admitting, as be claimed, that it was banded to him after he | bad finished speaking. Afterward, however, he sent for the writer of the note to cail upon bim at his botel, and in an mterview there Mr. Pendleton expressed himself substantially as follows - “Had Lanswered your questions, 1 should Dave said about this. The usual argument Sgainst State taxation of Government bonds is that it will pot be safe for the General Govern- ment to give the State governments control over the market value and salability of na- foval bonas by admitting their right to tax them. Now. whatever may have been the de- cisions of the Supreme Court, the prac‘ical Gibeulty in the way of State taxation of na- Bens] bonds is that the Nadonal Governm-nt dors not give its consent thereto. But 1 would have the General Government give its con- sent Being asked at this point whether this right of State taxation which he favored should not have been given at the time the bonds were sold, in order that purchasers might kaow ‘what they were buying, Mr. Pendleton said “That is au undecided question. My own Opinion ts that the General Goverament may change its rate of taxation after the bonds are sold. I do not believe there is anything in the jaw or the nature of the case, amounting to a contract, that the Government bonds now ex- isnt shall not be taxed above & certain rate. ‘The Government changes its rule or rate of taxation om all other property, why not on same? This opinion I hold subject ture modification. However, if the General *Tament cannot legally give its conseat to xation of its bonds after the boads are once sold, then the General Government ought self to tax its bonds fo an amount equal to | that average tax both Federal and State levied on other property.” ‘This, we believe, is the first time Mr. Penle- | ton has expressed any opinion as to just bow | relief cam be afforded, and, considering the | prominence given to this particular point. the remedy suggested is far from being as pusitive | Aud certain as the pablic bad a right to expect | trom the “Statesman of the West.” Manifestiy, ” r. Pendieton finds it basier to pall down than o build up The political contest in M. is getting “red- bot,” as Brick Pomeroy terms it. All sorts of €lvctioneering tricks are resorted to, generally good-natured. and some decidedly original. ‘The Democrats, for instance, greased the rails | on the Kennebec railroad to prevent the Port- | isnd Republicans from getting up to the big | Aepubliesn demonstration at Augasta in sea- | son. The Republicans. however, chalked their wheels and went abead. This trie, we be- | | | | eve, Was in retaliation for one played off by | the Republicans in detaching a train of Dem- corats from their emgine in a way to cause a perplexing break of connection with the Pen. Clete meeuag at Bangor. Mr. Binekley, who rode forth so jauntily, with battle axe poised, to smash up Commis- svoner Rollins, has come to grief without get- ea & stroke at his a@versary. Crave: 1, the blows that unhorsed bim come from | Averney General Evarts and Disirict Attor- y Courtmey. “Call yoa this backing your eds!" Well, the unlucky Solicitor bas served to somewhatenli ven the prevailing stag- nin the news market,and really he mad or grows appearance When be rode out to the usting field| “When he next doth ride broad & we be there to see !” 2- Ube Bledical Department of the Freedmen’s Bureau will cease by act of Congress on ta+ ist of January next, Major General Edward Maich, Assistant Commissioner for Louisiana. 5 der on che Ist inetant directing that core disabled. superannuated or destitute kfreed people from the rural admitted into the New Orleans Freedmen’s Hospital. The machinery of the efvil govern- ment beimg now im full operation in the State, be provided for by the civil author: ‘The contract for the supply of ststionery to the Annspolis Naval Academy has again been swarded to Messrs Philp & Solomons, of this | voice, | o'clock. By order of NEW BOOKs. From Philp & Solomons, si Pennsylvania Svenue, we have the following late publica- tions About Woman; Love and Marriage. By Fred Saunders. New York: G@. W. Carleton & Co. A readable melange by the author of “Salads for the Solitary. ‘The Philosophers of Foutouville. By Radi- cal Freelance, Esq. New York: G. W. Carle- ton & Co. This volume is intended to ridi- cule various ferms of buman folly, but the satire does not seem to be very pungent Smoked Giass. By Orpheus ©. Kerr. New York: G. W. Carteton & Co. Mr, Newell, the author of the “Orpheus ©. Kerr Papers,” (and who, by the way, has received some notice lately as one of the several husbands of the lau: Adah Isaacs Menken.) has not appeared bafore the public in book form since tue publication of bis history of the doings of the immortal Mackerel The Brigade. resent volume hamor rsmem- humor not of a very high quality, but which is about the best going in these days of the “Nasbys,” «Josh Bil- lings,” and “Brick Pomeroys,” The reader will find some droll touches at political and Pocial bigh-life at the National Capital. The Artist’s Dream. By Ellerton ¥ inton, New York: G. W. Carleton & Co. The Negroes in Negroland. By Hinton Row- an Helper, New York: G. W. Carleton & Co. This tsa compilation by the author of “The Impending Crisis of the South” that created such a commotion. it will be remembered,in the Fremont canvass, asa fiery Republican cam psign document. Curiously enough, the pres. ent work of Helper is considered so valuabl as a Democratic campaign document that Sen- ator Doolittle, as Chairman of the Congression- al Executive Committee, subscribed for one thousand copies on behalf of the Committee to aid in its publication. However effective it may be for party pur- poses it presents little attraction to the general Teader, as its whole purport is to show up the negro in the most repulsive light,—hts thirstiness," “barbarity,” « “sbamelessness,” “drunkenness, “inhospitatity,” “lawlessness,” ~improvi, dence,” ing propensities,’ “mendaci ny, sf eet Acc. These different tratts are dwelt upon in separate chapters con amore, making a curious volume indeed. Mr. Helper, mot content with showing up the mental and moral defects ot the negro, paints his physical unpleasantnesses with a heavy brush, calling attention to each negro feature with marked particularity, to “bis compressed forehead; “small, “short roject- toned ”* -scantiness of peard;” “toughness, and “thick lips; 4 stranze eunn ‘ike mouth; unsensitiveness of his skin;" “the thinness aud shrunkenness of his thighs,” “bis curved knees;” “low, short ankles;” Jut-shaped feet; “the gen- eral angularity and oddity ot bis frame;" “the malodorous exhalation= of his person;” “bis pureility of mind; “his inertia aud sleepy-headedness;” “his proverbial dishon- 13 pre-disposition to fabricate false- and “his apathetic indiifereuce to all Propositions and enterprises of solid merit.” It was in July last that Senator Doolittle gave his order for a large number of copies of this book asa campaign document. With the changed position taken by bis party in the South im regard to the negro vote, and the pro- bability that they will geca large portion of it, it may be that the committee will conclude not to send Mr. Helper’s book on the negro for cir- culation. im that part of the country at least, NaTIONAL THEATER.—The Biack Crook is drawing crowded houses this week, and will continue to be attractive for some time. The machinery is now working smoothly, the bal- Jet and marches are very fine, and the per- formance is altogether a very pleasing one. The enterprise shown in producing such a complicated spectacular play in this city, with so much completeness, ought to be rewarded. Mr. J. E. McDonough. to whose varied expe- rience in theatricals the public are indebted for much of the perfectness of detail which has made the play such a great success elsewhere, determined to place it on the stage here with all the featares which charocterized its pro- duction in the larger cities, and be has suc- ceeded. The Russian and British Ministers were present last might, and Mr. McDonough hasinvired the President toattend this or to- morrow evening. INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION OF WORKING- MEN.—An intermational convention of the worgingmen of Europe has been In session at Brussels in Belgiam for some time. The at- tendance is very large and the proceedings har- monious, The objects of the meeting may be summed up in a resolution which was adopted yesterday, as follows That in the opinion of the convention the workingmen cannot obtain complete emancipa- tion trem the oppression of employers by means merely of local strikes; that all strikes should be subject to a code of uniform rules and regulations,and that councils ofarbitration be formed to settle difficulties between employer | and employed: and finally, that trade societies be established in countries where they do not exist. and that all such societies be organized © act im close commection and concert each other for the general improvement Ofthe statue of workingmen throughout Eos Tope Countine Tagtr ARLY.—The Democratic Convention in the Second Distric, of Maryland, which yesterday nominated Hon, Steverson Archer for re-election to Congress, adopted a resolution: “That the nom~, imee of this convention be, and he is here-” by. instrneted to exert the influence of his pos- ition with the imcoming administration of President Seymour to secure the appointment to said offices in Maryland of men whose record attests their acceptance of democratic princi- ples as their rule of faith and conduct.” From Blanchard & Mohun we have Herper'e Wee'ly for September 19, &7 Archbishop Kenrick, of St. Louis, has de- nounced “Planchette” as an abomination and threatens those who indulge init with «xeom- munication. 87 Mr. Dickens is said by Eaglish papers to have cleared $26,000 by hts visit to this country. For his next (and last) readings in England he is to get £5,000 OFFICE OF PUBLIO x RUILDING GHOUNDS AND WOR sed Wasurn GION, ai 11, 1863. NOTIC! ‘The Potomac Water will be shut off from the Government main in north K stree?, Massachu ae, New Jersey avenue, and north It between 13th street west aod Deisware ay- enue. on the morning of the 15th Inetan Brevet Brigadier Gen and Major of Bugineers, ( se 10-2 KNIGHTS TEMPLAK' | Ney 3 TICKETS | oF INBUBANOE for the round trip to obtained at the ‘Travelers 0 30 Penn, ave. Detwren 4's and oth stree ing $5 00 in case nd $25 per week malty = Oe al A sear2e wept ety oF, WAS. INGTON B. at thir Mall THUMSTAY VENING, 1th ipstent at7% o'clock. In addition to the regular order of bu: we Pecretarimill be elected in piace of Com removed fr Bejeredicten b tails attrndance is desired: ‘By order of the ME. pias D_L. BURNETT. Pad om {Chronicle} Secretary pro tem rene SCHOOLS. TEACHERS’ INSTITUTE = of the Public Schools a to sles thelr schools ou PREDAY the 11 ‘clock p. m., and to meet in thi marke ool Room. Second Chairm’a Com Teachers fastitete. [Chronicle 4 Reput 1 (SRE STEAM FLUT! TING AS Grer 1000 ladies have month Satisfaction . Give bim a call, 9 during the d oF no chary Ve For soHOoL wh KS a0 * OTHE rol sar ire ; ee adie De HITAKER em Pi fourth ¥ ood ween Toth aud and Pennay! —o 4 ems Dear ine Senorty Junction of Bs po 0. ee see SEsee oruenr. AN EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOR uoUsE, here the bile may , olws “what they Wants? ana thot of the best quality cy SEVENTH STREET, acT%g toons south of K and Northern ares. PARE NOTICE! TAKE NOTICE! gg Hvstearant Rnown, as th ae eer a abet bee shall esdecvor fs fixe eee at ations, T Veen only raf to my sot sat cton as bar or ee iol | raion Proprietor. T HE HOLIDAYS ABB OVEB! Come, boys, it's getting coo!; ‘Time now, to go to school! Boys have heads ndid run, Bplendid run and jolly fun. Now the jolly fon's done ‘Time the schooling was begun. Jackets torn; trowsers muddy; Now begin the steady stady Bring slong the slates and books Brisk footateps; pleasant looks Ho! thére! don’t pout! What's the matter’? Bibows out? Beat jacket's got a hole in? Pants need hal! soling ” Can't stead worn-out clothes? Won't go te school with those? Here, | take the boy ! Fill bis youthful heart with joy! Trot him off right away, Buy 4 suit of clothes to-day! Cost, and Vest. and Pants, and all, Atte CRLEBBATED OAK HALL. Don’t let the shabby! He will be a better scholar if be hes good clothes. Wood clothes for every good sohan ei ‘lag. for every good bo excellent arent. Borribly che boogie K BA . No, 464 7th street, 3 fae P. 8 —This is an entirely new Stock, made up in the best sty! 209 Sm Scuoot Books ano SCHOOL REQUISITES. FEENCH & BICHABDSON, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, 334 Pennsylvanis avenue, Would respectfully invite the attention of PABENTS AND TEACHERS Te their large and varied assortment of SCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL STATIONERY which we off Honed. dou y confounding 7 hoon regory dec! TE ee es would state for the information of the public im jeneral that suchis not tbe ot 7 Ret bs elit tend to kt ete assortment of COOKING and Mikerive Stoves Hg nod HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS te ee TT Pe arith street PUBLIC SCHOOL BOOKs, CHEAP. Cc. D. LIBBEBMANN, 909 NINTH STBEST, se 3 St Corner D. oF FALL FASHIONS, AT MAD. E. M. HINCKLEY'’S EMPORIUM OF FASHION, 332 Pennsylvania avenue. Elegantly trimmed PA’ AT TERNS of al} the Latest St tan ot PARIS AND NEW YORK ad bl RESSMAKING in all its eae se7 3t*_ a wl WBOUGHT-IBON HOT-AIR FURNACES, GRAND OPENING KISTERBOCK’S For Lasse or Smail Buildings, ‘The above Furnace is now offered to the public, and will be warranted to give entire satisfaction it is economical. ‘The heat is soft, healthful, and delightful. It is aii in all its’ paris, and the oe nent for ventilation onsur| No gas bly eacape into the room, and tie dust ix entirely confined to the Interior of the Fura It needs less attention and less repairs than any other Furnace in use. Now en exhibition and for sale by W. D. WYVILL, near corner 4% st. se5-4w 409 Fe. queen Y FISHER, FRENCH STEAM SCOURKB, AND AGENT FOR THE STATEN ISLAND(N.Y.) DYEING ESTABLISH- » . Established 1319. NEW PARISIAN PBOCESS, By which I ~ caer, to clean all garments without being apart; spots taken out with, Ont cleanings the whe! Festealty O@es, 448 Seventh 6 Patent Office. E 8. ALLEN, MANUFACTURER OF LIME, AND DEALER IN PLASTEB, CEMENT, HAIR, &c. Kilns aa Rock Creek, between Land K streets Ofice. 326 Catrert, between oth and 7th, Tear of Metropoittan Hotel. Cy No. 1 LIME, for Brown Mortar, $1.10 per bar- re CEMENT and PLASTER at Nev 7-1 ABVEY 4 CO., maivracrongs Sy =P UCBEAM, WATEB ICES, ZER a hai CUSTARD. Of all the most delicious favors, WHOLESALE AND BETAIL, 959 Pennsylvania avenue. between 9th and lthsts We most respectfully maniac our feats and the York prices, able, ‘are’ mani zie, purest — sylvan! Virginie ORE: aMs.a n ttl tbetehy Yess with thet et yoy ge overy eat jon. eal tention will be paid ‘and Boardin, use poe ey ed Tice, Feativalen and Saloons ost ressonab! elivered pily to all Of the city, at Nered promptly to all parts y, at the Pocomac BOE HERRING. Pord AC SHAD. All selected and in fine meee BURCHBLL, Corner of Miran F atreeta, av i9 Under Ebbitt House. LASTIC SLATE ROOFIN 3. — Ae SEAMAN. Architect and Sole Licensee for PI jate Roofing in Washington, George- town end Alexenort id tin roofs made porme- nents tight. Orders by nail, promptly attended ties a on. “ome 7 F str OSS & Sy RR, LEBS. No. 260 Pa. avenue, bet. 12th and 13th sts Jewelry repaired and made to order. Watches erates | repaired and adjasted. Uroam y air Wo welry made to a stock A of iver ‘and. iy ce vere oe always o1 ! : eee eee ee ee BROTHE an scoured the services of Mr. HENBY E-BIERY. formerly with A. McO mas. the poh: Beldaete Gansmitn, I pleased to see my ol customers, and an: Who may want euythivg in at arantee as is aber the place, Sign of the Big Gun. Novara Dim Distreet, Vedwesn’ Gti end h streets, Washington. Thy J. PEABODY. HAVING zene s BABSE OF ALL WORK NSMITHING DEPART. Spapected with the ornatine © cae! ART. iecke Mite, “pSTABL ISHN! ae B ‘friends: eet tty MENDY E. Orta 1 BE GREAT SCHOOL BOOK DEPOT, 519 SEVENTH STREET, Intelligencer Building. nts ma always rely upon ob- sataiee Their Beisel Books at ths lowmeat poeeibio “+ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. . Black Boards. C Maps, oven and crerriieg mauislie for the ethe aohosl’ an 18-Im* SEVENTH STREET. PAINTINGS AND bas tela @ AT REDUCED PRICES Our limited bat choice selection of PAINTINGS, BOMOS, ead Eaghavincs “re Aedidtoeed | next Tem Days at from 10 to 20 eee than cur regular Fetes cosh i RITA TTR ses lw 5 doors show ry Fellows: Pits 50,000 Pra reat WEES | 3S } re and Wtakta salt ‘98 Ti etrest, below B *e War Lm oaeTaET MAKER. Aj Aptest dotweca 14th on ie Lelapd avenee, eee Wk 30 TN ANDTE her are z hb - Apply to BOUIS & 60. 336 Este bet aud 14th, near Natio The < c pens ici D Soe Fon aes — atti nerally 9g Boe te to = “ miter bo. 2 7 olisct enw Willara’e Bote” ANTED eee SHORM. an cere it u tent snd steady man need ! iy “Ms HILLIS, coruer’ 13th satreet PED pra veapociabls Foqna Ghee IT. Ws VATION to doe nib ork {The Beat of Teferences given, if i a |, or Sidrean a uote to No. DBiet, Dol F and G sua, Warm \ WHITE WOM m orner 7th seott x WHITE WOMAN. gral recom, ook ih. a. BC. for goo! at 347 Vermont avenue, betwee, Manis NT! LY—A young MAB- Wine eene ATELE A rosea MAR from the sity; his wife te keep house. Box 636, Wasbingten. D. WASTED<10 2 small fam nd iron. wages strects. Address P. 868 St" woman to baud mo peed spply. 359 °E atrest, vetween Intheet and ANTED—To purchases number oF snag ts OF STOCK io the First § tonal Building = cation, Address C. B. BAKER, cies ge WESinaaey, oceroue ae 3 Late 4) more OUSTOMERS at the COTTAGE GALLERY, 1othand Letreces tr hens gem end album ietures. etc . tak o the amount bag ne by which they will poets interested intl ‘ard ef prizes on the Soth instant.don't ix cents car fare if you live at the Navy Tae nigh the Isiand, it will am repay you. S5, 000 . aeanrre 19 BUY—AT kinds of SECOND. woh te, CLOTAING, for which a fair price will be Cleaning Ting dono ts the best meaner. cAt No. nee th at_, between G and H, Washington. D.C. 7 gg bahes | WOMAN, ae ws =— ac.. mS fence of five or at Eris Beterete bale corner ite os Witter piamonds, Gena Berens ‘Wai Or any article of value, at the Sia ewtablahed firm of 8. FUL 10. P ers, $11 Ninth Vhite given if leit at thi — 102" his (Thi hej morning, @ Iai argo Oar - ie SLREVE Bi 1388 ON. the afhug cer wi be liber rewardea ti feaving | it at Borwsen 9b and 10th. &5) REWARD—Lost, on the 3d instant, red, horned VOW’, with piece of her tail cat of. The above reward will be paid for coe retara to JOHN BONINE, lith street east, between and G sects, javy Yard. sel0 3 STBAYED OF | STOLE! S 7th inst., TW! ad a abonts years old; both wi and a slitin the right ear. A reward of ton dollars will be ob soat for their recovery by WM.H BALL, K rest south, near 14th streeteast, Capitol ‘Hill: 10. KEWABD-—Lost, a Red COW; no spota, crooked horns turned fown to her head. ease retu PATCH, eB. Gor 7th and La aveor i neat tor enst Sites crab ‘Th Ibe given if returned to the corner of Ih and Ls sirecke: ae the National Theatre, Monday aan, t genri Rendle OPE Bok ASS. the e engraved op The finder will recely thanks of the owner b: of the Theatre, between 9 and 4 ates piccolo ble reward and the FOR SALE AND RENT. a en BUUSE H. ¢2 dng at a a ) With two ms A strees eee ee ‘Corner of 5 (ay = rs BENT—The HOU! oe Row. at present occupied by Dr " son. Possession fiat October next 152, pet a doee oe es Apply sole NHOUNE. Bo ER eg at F a airs Anh street, between Penkagivauta evence ant. atrest. Nl SBENT— ith all the moder: _ Fe youre: is tot 1 areet posite © row ict Aloyetus Charch Teauire V. H Ga's Drow Store, Est. bet 7th'snd Sth sie sold wot” BRICK HOUSE. containing «i » ook tometigns easateeeenians SWavy Yard eLgauire OB RENT—Unti yebraary isth ext, va PUR (BISUED How! ight rooms. kitches ‘and ‘pantry sa fow steps from sovth & HAVENNER, 7th st THOM Fes. RENT—Fow UNFUSNI a ROOMS, suitable sek: 7268 Sem Joey avenge. south tween K and Stale att ned Roeuey ae F gas a er pleasant Jocation | rent low to a good nant. 1 aire of R. A BaOON, corper of 4% and south. ae 9 St” OR SALE—A Comfortable BRIOK HOUSE Three stories and Back Balldiug) sitasted on treet south, near nd avenne, will be id cn reasonable terms. ma ly to CBARLTON. and 6th ate nede3t™ ae C streets bet. FoF ree second story front a over STiNEMR TS Hat Store, 234 Pe NISHED ROOMS, for iy at 455 D etrest. se 3-31 ps ENT—With @ rth of FU MirvEn For tate ‘Appl ey ‘SM treet, be: tween Sth and 9t! =e rani mnt mat children, at = 3 oa F RENT—Three roo! det second ished or unfurntel cairnble ade. suitable for offices. Appiy at ton Fetrest two doors from 7th. pez ‘NT—Three UNFURNISHED B00 uitable for housek. family oie ithout children. Apply 8, ra ih Fan RIOK HOUSE contain bath room, and cellar. Go ar Uxe's Pot SOR RENT—One large STORE, 10x70, and Flesteatle. OFFICES of serena Igheds” For particulars iogu ive of G:F itters, 500 Sth sires Betwedu Par ave, aba DP etreat eos tt {OR SALE—A aos room 20338 BBICK HOUSE, Sth street, n ir 1 Y buil — BRICK (back aiiding) ama Lor, . 18th street, fs- near 0, a1 ‘Ans room 2x75 BRIOK HOUSE peepee the New Agricultural Department, at ‘al teres ce ne S-lw Boom . intalligencer’ Bliaing. Fo SALE Real EMiare Brovers and eal Estar Sullivan Buildi FOR SALE—A two sin basement BRIC DWELLING, on ¥ ratory and be ish ant atte r sg oe rooms. oh 2 by ® gro one ma et cars; or will be ex- CWE Uorracn, (Gethic ~~ ) ’ containing nine rooms. ana ‘The street cars ran witha few yards of the house. Lot 80 by A three-story BRIOK HOUSE, on Maryland avenue, between loth and lith streets, (south.) with are, contsining eight rooms balauce in one, two, three, OST—Yesterday morning. Smeaiy the 7th.) going from 17th street andPennaylvania aveane fo Hitband New York avenue. » lady's GO! with GOLD LOCKE T and own inder will be lenving it at 172 Pennsylvania Ith and sth streets. by mae a ye 8 -3t* STA small POORET BOOK, continin eum of movey-and except to the owner. payment o! Mace ina Been stopped. The mer will be 81 Ghcaspeat be, en Stn ai, on 435 Ser ena peake ani io Canal, on 436 sti Beaton Ho pay the _ AK. STAKE, WARD—Strai h 528 Bhite BUPEALO BTRER, mine eens, me md about two roy ‘The finder wit ing the Steer to 109 BOARDING. JOR RENT—Furvished or unfurnished KOOMS, snigle or communicating. with or without BOARD. in a pleasant location; No, 187 Pa, ave., detween 17th and Isth streets soos FopRe BENT Several ve 1D rate o tingly roa Int aad floors: with cs Without board: pinanire, a "x. 391 C street, bet i Pond sa URNISH- | OvsE. farnighed. $65; a eral 128, = THOS’ a WAGGAMAR: 126 Pa = 20th sts. D o1 =a raw Floor 405 Hh. near 2th streets Te fo small comnectin, Parlors, Dining Room. and Kitchen. Gas an: Water Parlor would be rented separate if desired se7-Imy E EGANT BOO. tare. tidily ke FOR RENT—New farni- centrally located, meals YALUABLE BUILDING SITES FOR SALE A street. between 13th and Lith ats. cross the way frow Dr. Gorle arch -—SI Ts. with senth fronts of 26 ft. ith a depth of 1 feet. to a birty-fov tile “BBaproxtaity ofthese lots to thi treet the Treasury and other ‘to some of the costliest pri in the city, while rendering them invaluable for building sites, makes them «. splen: dia Inveatment at the fow figure we offer th rice and terms JOBECA W REAL ESTATE PBROR ER, _se7tf 416 7th street, URNISRED BOO: — 10 and $12 per ago Shin or Mithout ‘Boart treet and Louisiana ‘rom 8 to and Bedroom for No. 453 6th st., me. Rent inad- eS Im = = FOR SALE. SHARES in the Temperance Building and Trust Association for sale. Ten monthe’ daes Apply at 200 P street, between cithand 2 ‘OR SAUE—A choice GROORRY STORE. oy Gerirable location, doing ® good by Stock Hight; complet id desirable. “Merchant,” 502 Pa. Fox SLE LE-A 2. Rist Re number of second-hand Nailin: Rockaway, ey &e. wopait ing pr con # promptly attended ROBERT H. meeraton 3 374 D st., bet. 8th and Geto: SHEPHERD © & Yeoen BCHOO vag B00 ted Ow Corner 7th and i streets, FOE BATRA re e_ PIANO in, geod order ata) se 2 2w ert SALESTOCK: GOOD WILL AND FIX. the Shoe Store, Penneyiveats venus. between teent th Si Twentieth ste. Apply om the, vremt SOMETHING NEW. WALL, ROBINSON & CO., POINTED YOKE SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER. GIVE THEM A TRIAL. 322 PENNSYLVANIA AVES Between 9th and 10th streets. nod-tf Pryce. ORGANS, fade and ferme at FO RE TeHENG BACH'S oe Store. No. s98 * Eleventh street, al Penna. avenu se 9-Im* FALL STYLES. a Rd realy. the most desirable styles ow TLEMEN'S DRESS NESS “ars: 7 the Faltade. BR end BUSI (oF Pot Bo oe get 809 lw Daz. JOHNSTON'S PATENT SMOOTHING TRON 1s prorounced by all ave seen it to be the gent article for tor Ament se ever invented, userin Me whl det do hay Te of Coat common irons, with e-third ® eeieas tee ite the clothe. and putes Aror'eoliaa om shirts the any other irc: wilt a Sper ge aa ar see Any one dissat fied return them pejmonth ‘after parchany cod’ pet tate For-ale at the it corner of Pa. tnt seed ie north 4 2d street. b; m4 sole agent fc ecsiendy Dinteigr af Colomoie, aod Alexandria, ‘BO Agenta wanted woot ORE CHEAP CAL ETINGS. ith thet sh acai nanos “Good I at ty ne canons a BE Sar pow. ya fo all kinds of ‘Dry al fea ecit” Bae eter seace cose est, FOR SAGE RA letirable three-story DWELLING, 16 =e rooms. 10 closets, 9 hall, double parlors, 12 fect ceiling. marble’ m: tele, gas aud water: large ground with lawn, den aad sewers: brick carriage house and siabie, 30 fee ly at No. 61K atree street, bet. FSi: SALE OR TO RENT—That eli VATE BESI! ENCE, situated on Heights. formerly ‘occupied by G and G: The House conta planted wha ee ons Zo : ‘an (Inter 3 Fore pee) Re. x re piiihe Bookstore IN, Mos. 43% and ¢ Siset cE OUR E A Y ROOMS aire jute be hada dat Witte street, Trotting Jaict Mee cam aleg be edioiahy Syeare. on a ine = Fe ‘On E: EXCB ANGE for or marty none W. fone fine MA) . With efgh: y Hinproved fe the city of Pit ae idvese = 'W.” Star ©! (OR RENT—-A rs consisting of nase: F miles from Washington, near Beni ing 's Bris . Improvemen's—dw-lling of 11 roows. aT and servants’ house, Also, small orchard meadow apd abuvdance of xeellont water aa” BW. L., 344 9h street, Washington, D. 0 ON LONG TIME.—The cast yee of t juare of feousD 95 aw 4 13 streets aud W and boundary. T: dalanes to four ye svAne 3 \¢ three-story BRIOK BOUS Dine Steet ek with and water; also, avliog for for one horse, on mt Sak. be: Few minutes walk tothe bow Agricultural Betigines inquire Suu ttnst . D (ror prt US) crit at Weta to OS AN & BuoriER Saee 7OB SALE, SEVERAL SE! brick and Frame, * tn the Boventh Ward, the near MS on the ealt water in st. ‘OB E BENT The Medical F Faculty of Fron SERS aria ent of ee Be RENT—Aa eaaty new, co! poe ___ AND RENT. ee FOX, Auctioneers. reventh et., way chet of twelve rooms, gas A FURNISHED Sorse of sleven rooms, gas ter. FoRN ving, wack ts a's fost rote bs twee pabstantiat ree story to each, and are covered wi wiate has eight rooms. inclad ng store room, and are plied with water ani The property is + rarely meet with pee ‘Terme liberai—one third i" BRI way avenua. between 7 aad per month Tnuire of W.8 o. JOHN ones ‘oth and Lestrects north eet Kos SALE OR RENT—A brantife! “ou! NTRY SBAT on the Bladenebur; tara 10? acres ot 4 ing: ® Sasovuokie soa other for cael or ine ebede treap an. gptablished COUNTRY PERSONAL. | NOTICE HEREPY forewarn the public acainst a woman represepting herself as my wife, as 1 bave never been married, and the ne 10-28" zl TE PADIES ‘EO! zat ATIENTION it and deli ri ‘anv Dis. rE: sabe RECULABITA RS ‘OND Dis- single you can receive the re- whatever cause Let & Met you somach oot no fi fale modesty prevent your calling. Ladies: if, you favor us with © call, we will endeavor, to to give Dr. LA FOREST & BBO eae’ ate ‘south B street, between 9th a4 xo. ahs 3.000% LOAN Lie 4, & TEs notes for = Estate, secured by ‘aascdof trea Appiyat Bor YOUR BCHOOL BOOKS at CH & BICHARDSON’S, se5-tf 434 Penn: SSOHOOL BOOKS! ene. SHEPHERD = Warraxen 5 rner 7 treets, se 4-2w ye CHAS WERK, Female =e Jorietee apd universd ‘success. No lt sar Baltimore fh competent = le call or writer eo tar m Di MAEo iy, r ACADEMY, be abo SH 4-4 o clock. Those entering mow for the ges son will reo ive Swo months Seftion (ree Hall can be rented for Balls, Soiress, & od as aloe T AKK Hh. LS6s” Ticket end Ladtes Plant (OR MOUNT VEENON ‘The Steamer“ ARROW pole. leaves her wharf. foe DAILY, at 10 9 Pantene, eicepted.) “for epth street RNON | lang! XANDRIA ‘ew board, or to Ts tc DAY, ‘Tickets, dina, 30 Copte Commitecs of Arzenecments B. Stuert P's On er active MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Tickets, admitting @ Gent = Lady. $1; — ce “Be ite leave stb DE. CURTIS ON THE FUNCTIONS OF THE BEPRODUCTIVE yey IN HBALTHE 7 ae Eton Ohermtcr THE'G OpiaGarr (01 TONS, BIAGE, inciadi AND PHYSICAL NERVO LSDEDILITY and STERILITY. mids FL Wto2 Between sok aad 2st etrsets 139 st streets. Washin, be Su 23-Im* (COTEAGE GAUCERY Toms aad 1 treots, 1% Whice Ho great Onn apd ‘Ambrotrpe. Dep ing’ to be sacrs ular every day: for fe the Sou every one mes interested who taken to the amonnt of @1 or more. Now, DESPAIR, BUT Ske Di2eh fe infomele, “Bs _ verses ec me pesite Odd Bellows’ Hall Private Jos T. K. PLANT. ery x OF, THE & COMMISSION OF DEEDS 6 dt fenining WASHINGTON, D. G07 \*=MEST ont "articular attention paid to Taadiote « ont Ten DGAE H. BATES, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, No. 249 Pa. ave., bet. 12th and )3th streets. Acknowledges Deeds,Landlord and Tenant cases, and all otber business Sppertaining to his office promptly attended ‘au iS-1m pBince’s STAMPING FLUTING HAS REMOVED AND PINKING DEPOT, TO 322 F STREET. au 6-2m Between lth and lith streets, ADIES. GENTLEMEN 4 OHILDRE! L Sa secoNpHAND EMoruTNe, ap aaes Boots and Shoes, ac., &e., bet Sy, 8 708TR, 254% Seventh street, ber’ aod M ste N. B.—Secondhand Clothing sol at Feasonatile termes. jens BI ate DISEASES OF LONG STAND Pi oe a faskixepctivesd | § thoroughiy b ‘unsurpassed (' nan egret St See feta, fet injcrine the seebem wheat. evel —— FEMALE iRSECEL Airis : Geil on wo BATTUG.9 & strect,betw from 8 to 3 ™ D*: EEG ax PHY! 266 Pawnsvivania AVENUR shove tat 12th street “LADIB: ring pected erastngat ‘will fine ae TEE Nfe] ana Bae ti ipl end souaeeatnl ‘Whatever cause, Patients seone one bat the (VATE. BOOMS PRI ATE. Sosce HAs nascent piances wit Gat out pain, se cig yet fnconrentences 2 iis, BPny iacene, citing {om the phuataral br tion oft th e pooret tbtee nek PORS Cee enbaigence or qn Ko me medicine an Sa Prob § o: ‘apfallie io A late, fea for % Ai comet receipt of 96. Send “he im un ‘the A a of married — a ne a Salih “follies ef Fo ‘other sernee p feel a jebility in advance their ir yen anyone, fret res “The “the Secget Freat.* fet a star shaFon ine sents Aedrese Du. Bedatucata Seliato ————— Lapres OAN HAVE THEIB HOOPSKIRTS ALTEBED AND BEPAIEED at OHS. BAUM' #00) IRT.COBSET and SEOULDEE BRACE MANUFAOTORY, 49 Louisiana avenue, between 6th and 7th streets. mb + Parsxr PANTALOON DRAWERS. ‘The vest fitting DBA WEBS ts the world are the PATENT PANTALOON DRAWERS, FISK, CLARK & FLAGG, Patentoce and rarer ien Ne. 58 White street, GBR recx« ware-ncoms. aE ‘Travelers are tnvited to call and select TRUNKS, VALISES, AND SATOHRBLS, From the lsrgest and best assorted Stock this city. au 28-collt Mark delivered free o charge. WALL, BOBINSON & 00., 322 Pennsyivanis avenue, fe2-tf Detween 9th and lth streets, ry red. and WELOB: Se Pauly Peete, OLD GOVER Java — een and selected —— (in x (raDecenia BUr- BERRING. F ‘etia of ata ps eae eigeet Band Oc 8 Der, VAN DORE! B. pon fs generally Fe Big rom Tie rN to be give T PARK’ on ERip sy. Committee—W ard ail the princtpal B wharf at the steamer Tbe Arrow can be chartered b T associations to m¥ke afterpoom or fant excursions en the Potomac by yi ARD PEC a WASHINGTON oT New York ssenee. a GARD admitting sOvcionan and La. wb i Samant the wpe m. —— 9 $1 aan! Captain Thos. Biatek- Ber MO and rece ‘ORT FOOTE vont Want Nausia ALUBALL Ma a Waite returning to the city at « wt and return, inchading ad 1d Grounds, $1.50. and PrIVAle parties, ning om TEES anes 6 Su. -Nie PA Vr, oeatt A Souai war lat atreet EMBER 10. 1=6s —4 - C. Beit, Chariee “Ealiog No FOR THE BENEFIT or iar. "2. to be given at th a BARE Aue ‘OLbR, — a. barf atT a m..1 and s MERCHANT TAILOR, opened new store, N. af oe mint ‘and E strecte.op) Department, where be is old friends, custom: °4 nite Peat OfBce 57 ELBERGEB, (Buccessor to H. F. Locpox & Co, CITIZENS, ABM¥ AND NAVY BROCHANT TAILOR. Metropolitan Hotel, (late Brown's.) jy18-tf No. 362 Penv. avenue, Washington. DENTISTRY. HAS BENOVED His UMBE 310 ¥ street Teeth rote oon Gold. the best -» Corner JJ. poe corner Bridge and High, may fever bim with Siiver.on manoer, apd ec Dim" thang ¥. r, Washinton; made in the lar ea aae koit a band. with » securing: meshes Shad GILL-N Bpecit ret Se HRIC, AM SU 13 2wd2ewam 43 FO! roe Sue laid or Pateat Cotton SRI! red CORK BEOYS Chesapeeketed Freee? Knot ecosomically feat sunare. ing do., Mullet do, Sat : RET AND TWINE 00. Commercial oi (Po ALL wuow rr may coxcens. 2 econ See yA -y Dupanruney or sap oe att. SON erick. nine a J.P. BARTROLOW, Agricultural Warehouse, Tth street, below Pouns. evo.