Evening Star Newspaper, September 12, 1868, Page 2

el EVENING STAR. | Largest Circulation in the District CROSBY S. NOYES... Editor. WASHINGTON OITyY: SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 1: “7 2EADING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- APHIO AND OTHER MATTER. FoR TRE AccomMoDATION oF PERSONS leay- mg the city during the summer months they car bave the Stam mailed to their address, vy ordering the same at the office, for 1g conte | per week, tor one week or more. pS deeelel ett CORPORAL PUNISHMENT. We note with satisfaction the growing oppo- sition to the system of corporal punishment as applied in our Public Schools. Among those who have recently taken crouad against ths relic of barbaric ag-s is Mr. S.S. Randall, of New York, widely known in connection with educational matters. In bis recent work on | Popular Education, by far the most thought- ful and suggestive that has yet appeared on | this subject, he holds that the exhibition of passion, whether it assume the for.n of irrita- bility, peevishness, harshness of expreesion, inequality of temper or corporal inflictions, is wholly repugrant to every sound theory or enlightened conception of imtellectaal of mora’ | education. If, athe advocates for the reten- fon of physical punishment in our elementary institutions of learning contend, the imteresis of education im its most comprehensive sense, including the development of the intell:2tual s well as the moral nature, are in trath pro- moted by these meaas, a phenomenon would be presented strikingly at variance with the ordinary results of mea’ philosophy as de- duced trom the mo~t compreheasive and th ough examination ef humanity in all its recog- nized elements. If by the infliction of stripes: by corporal chastisement other tian such as may be designed to effect needfal restraint from the perpetuation of evil or mischief, oF to se- cure obedience to the reasonable requisitions of the teacher, the intellectual powers ste devel- | oped or strengthened, or the moral faculties cultivated aud expanded, a new and distinct | element of knowledge exists not heretofore | emumerated by philosophers or educationist:— | an elemert, too, which is always at nand, and one but too congenial to a certain cla-s of minds, which, unfortunately for the interests of education, hes long exercised an important influence over the details of elementary public instruction. The ablest writers on educational topies, both ir Europe and America, not only of the present day, but from the earlie-t period of modern civilization—p: al and experi. | enced teachers, whose sucess in the commu- | nication of knowledge and the formation of character bas been mo-t abundsut and satis- tactory—and by far the greater portion of those who im 8p official capacity have been called upon to superintend this extensive department of our political and social economy, have con- curred inthe uniform aud repe ted exp: ston of the inadequacy, inexprdiency and in- jurious tendency of this mode of dize'pline Se powerful, uaiversal and strong has been the mamifestation of an enligh'one1 public opmion in this respect, that while in nine out of ten, and perhaps a still larger proportion, of the public schools of Germany, France: and Holland, and imall those rstitutions which we have during nearly a quartpae! « centary regarded as the most perf is, thse spe. cies of pumshment has entirely disappeared, in our own schools it bas veen driven to tha very utmost verge of toleration, and is with gratifying unanimity recognized only as the | “forlorn hope,” the ultimate resort when all | other means of discipline Rave been faithfully and perseveringly attempted and failed. “Now ror Mar holds her Stace el —On Monday Maine be.ore felt. Both parties have made great ex- eruons, but the heaviet work ba> probaply | 2. been done by the Republicans within the last two weeks. They feel confident of carrying | the State by twenty thousand majority, and their opponents seem willing to concede that will go Republican by a considerably in- creased majority over tiatof las. year. We notice that the Democratic papers in the vicin- ity of the fight do not seem to expect mach from Maine, and the Boston /’os. of yesterday says, rather petulantly: -If the voters of Maine do not pertectly un- derstand the great questions at issue it is their ult, and if they do not possess spiritand patriotism enough to take a step toward a re- lief irom the burdens which oppress them and greater evils which threaten taem, then the Radicals will incre se their usual twenty thou- sand majority on Monday, and the Republic b= brought nearer the brink of that pri ‘tpice to- ward which ithas been rapidiy approaching for more than thre y: FArLvre or Co-oreeative STORES.—The “Manhattan Grocery aud Provision Associa- tion” of New York, we see, has proved a fail- ure. ‘The same bas been the case with the two or three enterprises of the sort undertaken in this city. They were manage by capable, ex- perienced persons, but there seemrd to be some inherent defect in the system, that prove fatal > them. The Manhattan store sunk about 500 during the time it was in operation. The truth probably is, that the grocery busi- ness demands ap amount of experience, knowl- edge of prices, and tact in purchasing, that makes competit/on with the regular dealers aa up-bill business. The Jat we imagine. are able in the long run to supply thrir customers quite as advantigeoasly 9s can any establisn- ment on the co-cperative plun. Shillipgton sends us the first number of Ti Broadway, the im'-rnational magazine (new Series) published by Rutiedze & Sons, London It contains a poem by Walt Whitman, entitled “Whisper of He.venly De..th,” and an ar.icle by another American wr.ter. (a Washing! nian, we believe.) George M Towle. Mr. Towle is to write a series of articles entitird “Celebritic of the Corps Legistatif.” «Mark Twain” is snnounced as a contributor to the Broadus Tur Cursarzake ann Onto © —From a letter received from Pre-ident Spates. of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal, at the office in this city, we learn that the break near Cumb-rland will be complet-d to-day, and Bavigation tally restored. Great credit js due to the pre-ident and superiniendent for the energy displayed in thus early restoring the caval to perfec. order again. The New York Schuetzen Corps, Captain | Jobn F. Gerder commanding, will bold their eleventh anual festival at Jones’ Wood, on ‘Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday of next week. The first and second days of the festival Will be devoted mainly to shooting at the double-headed eagle of Austria, target shoot. ing, abd dancing: the third day will witness the crowning of the Schue.zen King. Tux Brack Croox.—This flue spectacular play continaes to draw crowded a nd fashion- able houses! and will probably do so for some | time to come. The representations are now as perfrct as cam be desired, everything working smoothly. Ne play-gver should fail to see this piece as it is being performed at the National It is reported that Jeff Davis will be tendered the Presidency of Randolph Macon Colleg:, at Ashland, Va., so soon as be is freed from the legal embarrassment to which he is now fet- tered. But will Mr. Pollard consent t To-day, the anniversary of the battle ot No Point. will be celebrated by the Ula Defeud ut Balumore by 8 parade, banquet, ete. New Mvstc.—From the publisher, John F Ellis, we have received the “Cedarville Pol- ka,” by D. Leiftuae, just out. 7 By the extensive tresbet in South Jersey last week property in Camden county was damaged to the amount ot $60,000. The to'si loss owners of mill property will not tall SROTT of $500,000. SF The St. Louis Democrat says that South- east Missouri contains enough plumbago to supply the demands of the whole world to the end of time. s7' ln California a steam plow has been in- Tented, which it» said, can. in soul tree from stupes, = imps, plow from thirty to forty acme eachday tor #". per acre, SF lieller, > ss well known here asa conjuror, i performing very successfully at ue Prince of Wales Tueatre, London. s | iteicus" ‘Wood chopping. THE TURNPIKE ROADS. To the Editor of the Evening Star:—Will you be cond to state in your valuable for ation of your readers, many whom are interested in the subject, by what authority, (if any,) the toll gate on the Easiti- more turnpike at the is kept ap. Has not the charter been poy ary etre pan keep Pep failure to ica Sree’ WER:—The Levy Court of Washington © come some months singe brought suit Against this read, as sl*o the Washington and Rockville Tarnpike Compaay, to forfeit their charters on the ground that they have not kept the roads in propef repair, and also becaa: they failed to make annual returns to the Court of their receipts and expenditures as they are required by acts of Congress, At the last term of the Court in banc, the legal ques- uon of their responsibility, to make repairs and returns to the Court, was argued by Messrs Kennedy and Webb for the roads, and Cox and Phillips for the Levy Court and proprietors of Jands bordering om the roads. The Court unanimously decided that if it should be proved toa jury that they had failed to keep the roads in repair and make returns, that their charters were forfeited, and the roads would be free. These question of fact will be tried before a jury at the next (November) term oi the Cirenit Court. NEW BOOKs. From Blanchard & Mobun we have the tol- lowing: David Copperfield. Tale of Two Cities, &e. This torms volume VI ot the handsome Library Edition of Dickens’ Works, published by D- Appleton & Go.. New York. From the gent for the District of Columbia, T. T. Moore, Intelligencer Building, we have: A Dictionary of the Bible, Comprising its Antiquities, Biography, Geography, and Nat- ural History. Edited by William Smuth, Class- ical Examiner of the University ot London. Hartford, Conn. S. 8. Scranton & Co. We haye already notic:d favorably some of the specimen chapters of this book, and find the work as 2 whole equally meritorious. This Dictionary embodies the results of the most recent research and of the ripest Biblical scholarship. The description of places and names, animals, plants, minerals, customs, &c., &e., to which reference is made in the Hible, seems to be singularly complete. A suthciently full history and analysis of ¢-.ch of the books of the Bible is given, together with biographical sketches of rach of the inspired penmen, and of all the historical characters mentioned in the Bible. The explanations of the work, we should add, Baye no denominational or sectional coloring, and it is therefore equally valuable to Bible readers ot every diversity of belief, —_—_—______ CYCLONE AT DARNEsTows,— Between two and three o'clock, on Thursday of last week, a terrific tornado passed over the village of Darne-town, in this county. A large black cloud was observed coming from the south- west. moving at arapid rate. A low, heavy sound was heard, resembling the moving of @ heavy train of ears. When it reached the town. it burst forth with the wildest fury, demolishing the carpenter's shop and pontier house ot Mr. Samuel Boswell, forcing dows trom a number of other buildi ing before it wagons icles, — among them a horse, buggy and driver, t» the stance of ope be hundred yarde,—and u progting ‘S; many Ofthe largest in the village. After town, it struck tue woods 1, tearing up everything in its course, aid Makiug au open lane through the woods. Tt extended over an area of about four miles in length, but at no place im i's pen did it cover more than a madred yards in ‘width.— Rockville (Md Rev. Henry A. Wisk, Jx.—We regret to hear that this gentleman, who is now sojourn. ing at Rocklands, the coantry seat of his father- in-law, Barton Haxall, Esq..has not been materially benefited by his recent visit to the watering places of Virginia. The charch has no brighter ornament than Mr. Wise, and there sare few men so high-toned and noble-minded.— Native ¥ cr, SECOND HAIRDRESSERS) AND BA BERS MEETING, —— TORSDAY. 1s jastant. at Prigigely 90 lock. ot’s house, 279 Pen re ete FEAST AT FOUNDRY © The wit inetd Miethogiet Chu ches old at BBATA APTEBNOOH ‘Ail'ere invited to attend (eine conse xt ODD rl Fp ee: The congregation of the im thie Wall on Bap: RNING next-a€ 11 o'clock. Sermon by Rev. Dr. DRixkuorse. Subject: ** All are invited. Seats B.—Sabbath School at 9a. m. #52 NIN«#, the 14th of September. 5 A fall attendance is Feqnested, se business of rey u, Importance te to be transacted. EY. President. A.J. FALLS. Secretary. se 11 3t pia ragpcny BUILDING ASSO- ror arth monthly modng «0 ‘arroll Hill. G at., bere aren 9h and lth, MUNDAY, “ail who wieh to obtatn homes by vaying a small Ponthly pasment should not fail to secure shares before the books clo: padi asrociation Will buy property for those who ho real extate fo offer ss vacurity for a los Mein ULIAM ©. TOURY. TOR 50 ets BOOKS GO Bo THE OLD duevees ARTER! 42w race rth ‘DR PRATT. sees fourth story, Woodward's Building. 315 D tween loth and a sae junction of D Sud Pennsylvania sven’ an 24. cree ¥F_oom 347 SEVENTH STREET, AN EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE, Where the public may find, alway they want,” and that of the best quality. SEVENTH STREET, Phen doors south of K and Northern ‘Market, September lith, T; N-YEAR SIX PEB OENT. GOLD BEARING BONDS. A Umited issue of the Bonds of the MASONIC HALL ASSOCIATION OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Is now ready at the FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON, where subscriptions will be received. and informa- tion in regard to them cheerfvily furnished. These Bonds are a first-class security in every re- spect, and are amply secured by mortgace on the Masonic Hall property. Payable ten years from date. Covrox Bonds, in denominations of $50 $100, and §500, bearing interest, payable semi- annually, of 81X PRE CENT. IN GOLD. B. B. FBENOH, Pres’t. WN. D. LARNER, 8ec'y. eell-tf WM. 8S HUNTINGTON, Treas. T HE HOLIDAYS ABE OVER! Come, boys, it’s getting cool; ‘Time now, to go to school! Boys have had « splendid ran, Splendid ran and jolly fan. Now the jolly fun's done; ‘Time the schooling was begun. Jackets torn: trowsers Now begin the steady Brink footsteps; pleasant looks! Ho! there! don’t pout! What's the matter’ Elbows out? Best jacket’s got a hole in? Pants need half soling * Can't stand worn-out clothes ? ‘Won't go to school with those ? Here, Pa! take the boy ! Don’t let the bor go shabby | He willbe » better scholar if he has good clothes. Good clothes fo eve boy tn fown. ‘Alep, for overy oot bors excollent pate rent Horribly cheap, at the famous ‘OAK WAL » No. 464 7th street, opposite Post Offic P.S —This is an entirely new Stock, bec gd in the best style 'HOUL BOOKS AND SCHOOL REQUISITES. FRENCH & RICHARDSON, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, 334 Pennsylvania avenue, Would respectfully invite the attention of PABENTS AND TEACHERS To their large and varied assortment of SCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL STATIONERY which we offer at se9 LOW PBICES PUBLIC SCHOOL BOOKs, CHEAP. Cc. D. LIEBEBMANN 509 NINTH STBEET, se 8 5t Corner D. KISTERBOCK’S _|4 al WBROUGHT-IBON HOT-AIR FURNACES, For Larce or Small Buildings. The above 1ace is now offered to t! and will De warranted to give entire satisfaction, Itiseconomical The heat is soft, healthtels ond delightful. It is ita in all its’ paris, and tae ees on ‘unsui No gas he room, and tte dust ir entirely pos hey to e the interior of the Furnace. It needs less attention and less repairs than any other Furnace in use. Now en exhibition and forsale by W. D. WYVILL, near corner 4% st. we 409 Pa. ay =e (lntelsi F aie FISHER, FRENCH STEAM SCOUREB, AND AGENT FOR THE STATEN ISLAND(N.Y.) DYEING ESTABLISH- MD Established 1819. NEW PARISIAN PROCESS, ee J which I a ‘thout being Ont cleaning the whole, Grease spo omens Sfectually. Office, 44% Seventh street, o oppost the Patent Office. uw NITED STATES PATENT ats 2, Om the petition of BELVANUS SEWER. of Fitchburg, Massachusetts, praying for the exten: Hon ofa patent grantea bim on the lath day of De. Sater ‘54, for an improvement in Ma. oitt is ordered that said ‘tition be heard at tats once the 22d day of November next, Any person Oppose extension post flows nnd otber apers should be ied in this omce tweaty days before the day of h se 12-lawiw (US17ny STATES PATENT. OFFICE, ay ‘On the petition of B. ¥ BROWI pot Docohines Massachusetts ying for the extension of a ent gramted to him on the J2th day of December, 18", for ag improvement im Haaging Carriage Mics ordered that said petition be heard at thie ofice ou the 241 day of November next. Any e this extension. Sustintd epost- Copal Lists _se I2-wiw Commissioner of Pate cs URBONIOA! — THE ZROLY Gh GREAT REM- TRIA| the System; EDY OF TH eeds No further Og its virtue. Ite a iasail Skin Diseases, Silty Micumatiem: Hrovelttis Enter ti . Com apn dag e ite Sgt 2 weciua; Jountions Aguer Diso ana nearly ¢very cur Fi Teatons, ho Wholesale. agencies ‘are ontop. er . atoss rs must be enclosed to the Propri ete No 97 Chew atrect. Haiti: moore. Ma. aed thra ths crawine sails Wine, gainly te furciehed "9 Most liberal terms allowed t8 Dre Rrtat: Pricr $1 per bottle, with full dtrections Sent free to aay adress on receipt of price. Piholewsle Price 8 yer dozen; also ” sent Cc RAB = CIDER PURE ARTICLE, Just received and for sale by EGAN & BROTHER y fe Th-3t Corner K and 9 4 ber c A Di S$ to No. 446 EIGHTH between D street and Pennsyl ne. where she will be l =, Mer Yeiomds ‘and ‘the ‘patrons ‘of P UBE CIDER VI GRE! B SPICES, &ec. For sale by AN & BROTHER. sell Corner B and 9th 5 OB TINNERS AND D METAL WORKERS. ROOFING TIN—1¢x2) Leaded eh 1 and FX, Wale, bright ebarcoal Tia.” 16 and 1X, 14x x2. XX, XXX, DX, DXX brig! charcoal Tin. Sunset. ot T, IRON Rusia, Im. Russia, Belzian, bed and P Tin. Bart tn, Bar Leas tBolder, Soldering Irons, gene Een Boas, Copper, Steel, and Annealed ts, Rivet Sets, Tinners’ Mal “Bos ‘Shtathtug acd Tiaaed COPPER, BRASS. Shoat and Hoop Je Kars, Sencepan, Hand Rete Lids and Breasts, © Boiler Bot Plates, inners? Snips, Bilvinuset Tinwers’ Teste Geods as above are being recelved daily, and are cept constantly in stock, purchased airecily from factor ire and importers, ply are offered to the trade st asmall advances om cont for cash only ELVANS & 0., se S-eolw (Sun, ‘Gare ae ‘S783 Le ave. Bucket Covers, pper aud Metalic 8. ALLEN, MANUFACTUBER Or LIME, AND DEALER IN PLABTEB, CEMENT. HAIB, &c. Kilns on Bock between Land K streets. Oreek, Office, 326 C street, between 6th and 7th, rear of ‘Metropolitan Hotel. . Ne. 1 LIME, for Brown Mortar, $1.10 per bar- rel. CEMENT and PLASTER at New York prices, auZ-Im ABVEY & ae whetveunn ob IcE CREAM, WATER 10 one. AND FROZER Of all the most delicious Savors, WHOLESALE AND BETAIL, 260 Pennaylvanisavonne. between th and lothsts atl. thak we i re; Ge sid i "fami ao and Saloons, elivered raced promspely #9 oa parts of the city, at pe my 29- Poromao: BOE HEBBING. POTOMAC SHAD. All selected and in fine er 'UBCHELL, N . Bi Corner 0 of Man ‘and F streets, Under Bbbitt House. au l9 aes SLATE BOOFING. WM. H.SEAMAN. Architect and Sole Licensee tic Slate Wasnington, G - (wp and Alesanaia. void tn roofs: made perms Bently, tient. Orders by mat I promptly attended esc 2. “omice 371 ¥ street, an 18-Im* 7 ost ER. OSS & BROTHER. | as Fo. 260 Pa, avenue, bet. 12h and 13th ste Jershy repaired and made, to order. Watches ired Sud adjasted. Orpame: a Je’ welry made fo onder 3 vine stock of Silver and Plated Ware Siwaye and All orders promptly attended to carefully re bair sep) 088 & BROTHER. GBEAT BALTIMORE FIRE PLACE HEATERS. BIBE’S“GEM" ILLUMINATED GAS BURNER FIBE PLACE STOVE, AND BIBB’S “DIAMOND” ILLUMINATED Gas BUBNEB FIBE | sce STOVE. s the th ly yourselves with the eee Stoves betore Cold wontnersctein, had of at! th eisernel Stove dealers a wast tpgton, Georget lexandri MARLOW & 00.8 PERFECT FITTING SHIRTS MADE TO 01 MANUFACTORY, ean? PRENOTLVANIA AVBEUR. FZaTIO", YY .—The rites in Sse Site tae rede dew Tork sven WANTS. a al nner ew: Ws. gue terine Machine, to make shirts be A F street, doi ween Lith and ine met iret -class TINNES W aos D—Immedist-ly, & Wood rer HO Hs SHE TRON Wi ALD. white pre- potwocn Feh end — A. MB at No. 423 5 ie YARPENTBRS WANT 2 PENTERS will he « See at EK. GUTMAN'S a oreste WASTED girmediately. a rievced SALERWOME min, ee ment. mes 8 f i FOR SALE AND RENT. ‘K “e vues Ofrd Non gOs ee inexté oer ss ety FR a yar Ry: irendat 466 Tih etreet bet. WaszE Do& HOME Tn a respectable family. to aah and by 8, tidy and boneet white woman Addters Box 2. ‘Star offi we NTKD—Tinve Grat claws DEES Wars TRIMM eect a> Ta pet ween Hand F. sone but competent hands ‘bred’ ap- Wa NTED, ELY AIR PLATE oa BABETTE RK ERE. "Apply te BOUTS e CO CaSO scoot anc i4th, pear National Theater. se 10: W4NTED—Te ber of SHARES “OF STOCK var the iret W tional Batldins Agseciation, Addrews 0. B. BAKER, Btar Uf ee. $5, 00. SEOOND HAND CLOPAING. for bt a1 Eeindene di tee mimenner C. fe isay ANTED—A WHITE WOMAN, to cook, Ww ‘wash iron, Peat family of five or six ERLE meal att i Loa an TD ots: WASEESEER EW AND CAST-OFF OLOTH- ot TO BUY—Aall Ee of Hamoud Bevel oF priieadinaar trina seas of B I'ythros a wabrokers, 61 near Pennsv! E "63 Doydate, be identined? ( al REWABD-Strayed on » Monday, Tt a 1 0 ed. and white Belg $l orne: "Ebe sbave reward will te pala bea re: eet corner of 9th and i sts, Navy Y: eta ES. Woon. beautiful BUILDING LOT on N gireet. between 12tb and 13th sts; soath front Of 25 feet, with a depth of 103 feet TOSHUA WHITNEY, eel2-3t ee between G and it. FS, SAT ew Three. ef Sse HOURBS, at 83.000 cach, one at 94,090 6 & number ot desirable i easy 9 qihauire at Builde fork KEN T—Au elerently tarnished vith adjoining BEDRUOM, in @ orivate fam Lrg ourenient t- the Government Dopartments, and two snares om Peni for two ieasen or i family, who o moaned with, Ritehea. "For Particulars icaulre att 1@ Star Office. #0 12 3t* ; OR SALF—Ten-room BRIOK HOUSE, refitte with all modern improvements, Baer Post Office. Terms ensy. Address P., Star O! se 1i-Im* Fe. RUNT-SMALL BRIOK HOUSE. on nth tes o- eee aod SN: ae ‘ aoee Sms Fe HENNING Tin gs - sania’ FOR SALE AND RENT. Toome, includ: BREWER, No. 45, Fos RENT_The STORK, © attached RK SALE—A delightful COUNTRY ReSI- Fo: OE AN ib POULT Sap OREDED F R cetattinbed GotNi ay STORE, with of ge Part cash and city aepth of 141 poston 2p, arpand Of the costitest prt ALUABLE the way tren br. frets ohn took aes lots'to the 14th, FES public Buildings. Yate, Gwellincs in the: gat vt at tbe oy at, rice hile rendering them oa them olen we offer them at. ‘t ‘WHITNEY. TR BROKER, bee Bote wi ae Dome with IF mest with uch an ite beral—oue thin cash. balence ty six hteen and twenty-four months. Apply 4s atreet. with two ROOMS corner of 13th and H streess, ee 10 3t* property. AdSrcas reas iy Wt to operatio ‘Yatton of the teeth. PERSONAL. ME noone GS Teese oth street west. near L street north; has six in ca order. Sani in the ato ‘ocil st* t. Rand Fok RENT-A F rooms corner. ialande att ten adel “rey sess or at the ply em thi ih stand. OR RENT—A ‘oa ‘story seven room BRICK FY UBE. Foe 200 Norte Capitol street. be- tonne ‘and 34 Instant, » small piece of her tail cut ard il ay paid for her retarn Jith street east, between anc G streets, Navy Yard. OE STOLEN—On Monday ni it, Suaksee rw sr ae lay Right 7th inst., TWO COWS; ene hora, Pea r 4 Stamp tailed “avout ‘both with a crab nd a slit in the right ar. Aréward often dollars win be given for ir recovery by WM. K street south, near iéth atreeteast, C. “se 10 St* ‘URNISHED HOUSE. ‘ater and gas. No. 415 H corner. Apply at premi see PT ee es FSR BENT—The HOUSE No. 154 Gadsby w herge occupied by Dr. J. Ve _—— son. ae first October next. -Avply 10 rooms, street, {OB RENT—A BRICK HOUS! rooms, in a good location, near ¢ ry 7th «treet: between G for LEW18 WEBER. 5 REWARD. strayed on. the 20th $5 hite BUFFALO about, ae ing the Btece t0 109 45 nfwhore the above rew jar V. Will’ be paid. LJ BALOMOM: BOARDING. ‘HE BEST OF BOARD. AT THE CHEAPEST rate, can be had on 10th street, one door from ia avenae. Also, ay teratebed Cent aie ation Hota menity ti or without : Fennaglvania, ‘venue, between. i7ih aod ath ‘te. Sy ep ie — im Tad, ATs. corner C and B Capitol ete.; exes ‘ground. shade tree “na square of street cars. Rooms iewly papered painted. se 11-30" OB BEN T— Several vei destrable. Fs5 ROOME wn aits nor sogly; foo rd ina with or’ with treet, bet 436 FOR SALE. F°. SALE—STALLS Nos. 39 aoe 40 Contre Market. For forme. ke.. wite se 12-3t* Nos. 88 Coli La. A SECON? HAND 6% AVE CHICK BRING PIANO, tesecet lent order. for sale on accommodating! forms as to parmens. Price $00. Tnquire at 70 I street, bet 8th and 9th st: wel2- pone SALE—The GOOD" Vk and FIXTUR Model Shop. Apply at the Office se 11-20 OUTE FOR SALE —Wor sale, n ROUTE ofthe 9am. 163 2 224 ra #9 eee? pate REN ¥ weet. Fo, SALE_—a30 will retook FN ¥ GOOD WILL and LICENSE of sontbeast cerner of L and th streets. If pui Bras within one week, possession given oa, farms. diat _ aa thd {}OR SALE—A choice GROCERY ST: desirable ieee, coe @ good Btock lizht, complet desirable. SMercbacts*509 Pa. ave, uk eer Dot Sar 2A six yeas aia ceatle; is hset troveler te: aire Son Nee ove nue, corner 13.n strcet. se 8 Gt" G° TO SBEPHERD = WHITAKER 'S SCHOOR’ B00 _se42w ner 7th and D streats. Fo3 BSALE—A seven ores PIANO ti lraaa] ood order Apply at 127 Eenacs' vanip trem, bevween 19th and th sta, FSS fAbE St0ck Go0D WILL AND FIX. TUBRS of the Shoe Pennryivantanvenue, between Nit nth and Twintieth sts. Apply on the. premt: ses. a 29 2w* SOMETHING NEW. WALL, ROBINSON & CO., POINTED YOKE SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER. GIVE THEM A TRIAL. 322 PENNSYLVANIA AVE Between 9th and 10th streets. ses-tf ame pag, AND aELp0E0N torment e, wee! CHENBACH'S Bt aa] Bleventh street, abov be se 9-1 FALL STYLES. a most desirable styles of GEN- w reads of TLEDER'S bites end BUSINESS HATS, for Me eatifat Aésortment ¢ of BOYS’ HATS, various ast opened colors and shape. PeTTNEMETZ., Hatter, = Penosyl ja avenue. 2d door from corner 13th se9-1w Ds. ce Pa ele SMOOTHING Berens | by all ped have seen it to be the for domentic use ever invented; new in le, and beautitul in design. do the work of four common trons, with gheztuird the fuel, requires noholde lish 0 ron; will pa aipeenpraghoon iat Gieeationed Mee return oly month after purchase, and get yo one For <ale at the northeast corner of Pa. avenue and 3d street. by JOHN LOGRIE, sole szent for is Maryland: District of Colombia, and Alessandria, | 87 Agents wanted. seott Taz crear scnoor Book Dror, 519 BEVENTH STREET, eapeng Building. Teac! ts may always rely upon ob- talaioe' het School Books at the lowest possible br WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. * School F; . Black Boards. Charts, M: Glover nad shea a Re bg ep Toom, ai the Book more Sto: BAL! ANTY’ Ln fe Sw 5197th a Motelligencer Building. 486 SEVENTH STBERT. PAINTINGS A! tare AT REDUCED PRICES. onwoMos ea eae of for th per cent, Of for, the next Te ctr regolar moped Putra door Sas O08 ae Healt. IST POINT. cr ‘OILY, MD., Bene One ali Seon nnoaet ee z 1 itaxet ae iY - + i a6 low at @1.85 per yar wal ‘ect Dee. sepil cott Noa qarket Space ee SALE mew. and desirable five-room SRE DUSs, wi ith water, gas. com hbetwesn Pennsylvania a OR SENT —HOUSI ‘with all the modern im FO" I Dposite 2. rcs See Cuereh * Renuice Vi HARE BAUGa'S TOR BERT—Us aa WISHED. it ; pen ho =e oa ry src ini oom. ki ate ‘ht rooms, Spd pantry. & fow stops foal Tom Sa HAVENNER. 7th st. Nea Baer. Four pleasant UNFU a ae table for bouse) st No, 726 Teed Seley avenue, ponte of the nei tween K and L streets Stable attached. Will be let separate or gether. se i ous ae BENT—With Ft H NITURE For Kale. Sheree M prod fy be- Pc ‘Oct. 1, 63. se 8 6t™ "—A well furnished f: C) HOUSE se contin ‘nine roome, | Erechena bath " yee ae Ne a7 Ee as eae ULKE'S Prlotegraph Gallery {OR RENT—One lar, sponces — ve oar desirable OF FI CEB on ished. For particulars ip sire of ca Pat £,00,, Plombers and Gas Fitters, 500 9th street, between Pa. ave. and D street. ge8 te Fo. SALE—A nine room 20x95 BRICK HOUSE, Sth street, near é a back building) OT, a0. ps ig) and LOT. m UUBE. 13th street, Is- id eee the New agriculveral Department, at » Intelligencer B: ate eee of THOMAS P ‘sl Pso be seine AO AS FRI R SUN No. OR a go bee. ean a unfar- Tl poms’ dy ral small a fd 126 U 18H ©) Faro! td gat J2tb street. Parlors, Dining Se T "Parlors ‘would b be fonted persis ttauien | yet BOOMS FOR RENT—New furni- ture. tidily kept; centrally located; meals in house; no aS jeatral ne COLA TRY PE PE: Pevnaylvania: Frpaneaee as gon 30 apd $12 per mosth. BNF _From 8 to and Bedroom for rent swith of without Boartrat No. 453 6th at, treet and Louisi: Rent i oli 05 OR: SALE—A desirable — tory see yen’ LLING, 16 lat 9 feet bell, ne parlors. Sera nd oy brick care sround with — : den and flowers, brick Carriage house and slats So Tee ply at No. O1 Bstrect, bet Shih etreet ‘OR SALE OR TO RENT—That cligible PRI- Fatt West akc situend tn on Grorgetows Boighta. formerly, by. Gencrale ‘alisck a Grant. ‘The nisins all modern im- urrownded by 9 spacious grou Planted with fratt trees 17, 2c. ‘Also, OF FICES for rent vine! peatiass corner ot sth and F Mk CO. ne 5 {inten} ” iis bid sarect, Sincere al via DOvRLB AIRY ROOMS oe pee i. Fifth frotting Jadiciary Sees B eteieresrentieitest = Fort TXORANGE for Property ‘occupied House con Fo, pie ennry Tax ACRES or Cotervilie vous Stoni'6 miles f an Wessiactee el mi 7 ndensbury Liane fe Se =e miles from Bl: ultivatl ath ite ie never ‘falline! ‘DR the farm of Fonz RENT—A FARM, consisting Improvements denies opbensiae aia sod servants” tevhoue, Alap, ail ieee Fern bw Ed ‘thi ieee —_ img 9 rooms. with for one horse, and C. It fees ana Fame in oe Seventh Ward, the near oe on the sy water in St. Ma Nithous,_ nie en i SEY Sy 4-2 J 'o Oeatre Station house, Foz pe ‘faculty of George- Vollege being compelled. in conseyuence Viruses ‘Classes, to remove to more spa- cious apartme: the of E b streets, now vr it the erebiNe for- Pere, occupied by them on F street pear 12th, ‘he balls in t! being large and central. are welliacapt. ry it . Book Bind ery. Gallery. or School Rooms. to MO! N, corner of Maryland ovenne BENT—One BRICK HO HOUS! seen RAS punlegeeraae heft cemegin fei sf DE. JOSEPH wee oF FECsBta, Cay be consulted at Mice, street, bo ‘se 11-10t™ ot am Ventreal Dis: fect cure.) ® perfec Kise: the int tat-at improved Ea Bopture 3 tantly E LApiE: — SF 108 ‘0 TH A ae D. ex, ATTENTI aific ate Tine: FEMALE IRREGULARITIES ‘AND! Drs. EASES Married or Mef-you 80 much desire. tr Do falee mode: you favor us with # call, ou, sat iofaction I endeavor to r LA FOREST «BROTH 179 south B etreets detween 9th =| i sland. sed le.you m can vennive there reause Let sty prev at your ‘calling. Lacie. if Boy YOUR 8CHOOL BOOKS at FRENCH & RICHARDSON’S, ae5-tf 434 Pennsylvania avenue. SSH0Or BOOKS Of all se 4-2w * with competent trouble call or write. s«2-2m ‘SEALED D BY POST, 50 CENTS, ON THEY UNOTIOms or Aa 4 CURTIB 01 nae DUCTIVE oO! obsrate THE 0 RIA including the AND y PHYSICAL’ DEBILITY ana ‘Hours of consultation. Wtosandctes om Fstrect, Vetween uth and Zist strects, Was AMUSEMENTS. NATIONAL 1. THEATRE. XTRAOB! INAgY TT DONOCGAS Ural es BLACK CBOUK” AND wont RISEN Batu Thos RYESING apa Lie wank 18a PREMIERE DaNcer til 3 BEAN. RECRI. hom ia DrBosa, A and ANIL AL ra y Lia ss. rh orevs' Bok Hay ped Cosy as nose MORTAL BP sein Pe sad nom Phileelphia by 2. EB Soper - J. RURAELL WIUL OPEN His DAN Hid oy Wedoceday, the Tent otva ef ey AY silos coe for the oy of Bui B Tp RpAry ae Academy, or see future wiveriiscments._ Pires bee vient Patan «, — ee her wharf fost of Se epth street. DAILY, at 10 am (Sundays oncopted.) “fer VERNON. ERXAND EI tA Sout FOOTE: eT ae INGTON MARSHALL HALL, Ma cela nt Vermon end ret Sine at Becesnerucot: get nis eior eal at allt dalle wd be principal aie and Arrow can be chartered b OF Sssociats ne to m¥ke cht excursions 1 the Potomac board, or to TEAL partis, DOOD OF moon. es Sy Geverals Be nt ce Wiliarie' Hota LY mont t ing om 3. #10 Im SCHOOL, STi VE ecole oLus, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 156s. Tickets, ad CLOTHIN VAN DOREN. CHANT ever. has opened his _uew store, No of Righth and E streets, Department, where be ore'all bie old frieuds. customers! and generally: ‘G, &e. 0 2m \, NOR, DESPAT ‘ rteatary in female en! poate Oat Rellows: Hal Be cases.) Private rooms op: su 2 lm” yor T.K. rans CONVEYAN: Orrice: No. 3 ant Cases. DGAB H. BATES, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, No. 249 Pa. ave. » bet, 12th and J3th streets. Acknowledges Deeds.Landlord and Tenant cance, end all other besinees appertaining to hi promptly attended to par: bs STAMPING FLUTING AND PINKING DEPOT, TO 322 F oraeer. 10th and HAS REMOVED au 6-2 GEREN & Co & ith streets. 493 12th street, between E and F, {xe short sjuere north Pennsylvania aven Clerks" Pay Acceunta purchased ture fross oS >. = sa2v-ly ADIES GENTLEM! SBOO} LDREN'’S NDI DHAND i — chor tiiNG, nderclottiags 2845 Seventh street, Catt aed ern Liberties. forth 62 bs —Secondband Clothing ‘old at reasonable =—s Thin St spel ‘ty theailys sud Paty ATK peers o, UPTIONS OF thorough iy care nan egret Medvefae not injurt ever. Also, to be had there, ng era te FEMALE JEREGULAMITIES ‘Call on BATTUS.9 K from § to 10 a. B. LEON D SURGEON AND PEESIOLAN, devoted Bas dervte a and bas met with fn this Ee eo Lins Laon above treatment of female Parext PANTALOON DEAWEES. ‘The vest fitting DRA WEES ts the world are the PATENT PANTALOON DRAWEBS. FISK, CLARK & FLAGG, Patentecs and an $S-rollt Ne. 55 pS be @ 4-eollt Boys: AND YOUTHS’ HAY SOaLEs. re and PY canal Woe S58 ith rie 5 below Penas. Manufacturers, Whitestreet. N.¥ id FORKS. and BARTROLOW, DRESS AND SCHOOL CLOTHING. A large stock just received for FALL AND WINTER WEAB. STEPHENS & CO., 310 Pennsylvania avenue, BE GLOVE A large lot of prime stir eut-cone bet. 9th and 10th streets. 4 AND TIMOTHY 111 ae end TIMOTHY some ea, Cu cE BUTTEE. received. ¥gnt Ste oo Caton Speyer FF >: 2eprnces, * (ucceesor to HF. Love orpos & Co.,y CITIZENS, ABMY AND NAVY ay MERCHANT TAILOR, Metropolitan Hotel, (late Brot iy18tf No. 362 Pem D* OFFICE sy Ne tween 1ith an street le is thankful ~ sand wil be epee ee ae ‘and ail persons that tend fevor him with romage. Teeth mad liver, ite base, and ‘best manner. a he pose on filled in the seria D*- LEwika eae DENTAL ABsO0IA No. 260 PENN's Beiwoen lath and isth streoks. TEETH EXTEACTED WITHOUT ram. No se fo where A ‘woop AND OOAL, LS AND Woop, at their c. ‘and Obie! Office. @ street wharf, W TORES & CO. corner sth and F, Wash- ee pd 00.,corner Tthand F Washington; UE Bridge ang High, - corner ~ Gs rees« ware-nooms. am Travelers are invited to call and select TRUNKS, VALISES, AND SATORELS, From the largest and best assorted Stock ‘this city, Merk Geclivered free o charge. WALL, ROBINSON & 00., 322 Pennsylvania svenue, del-tt between 9th and loth streets. ye FISHERIES FOB SALE: reine.” hard laid hed Snacn Cotton SEINE SEINES made in any form by Bs, ‘tel Se ater “pe Sirsa Paces vemabtoak bps AND bap d