Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1868, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the — cRosBY 5S. NOYES. WASHINGTON OITY: TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 15, 1565, S7 BEADING MATTER ON EVERY PAG! SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELB- GBAPHIO AND OTHER MATTER. $$ FOR THE ACCOMMODATION OF PERSONS leay- ig the city during the summer months they can bave the STAR mailed to their address, py ordering the same at the oilice, for 12% cents Per week, for one week or more. poles diamante eral nena DECREASE OF THE pars RAL SUPPLY OF COAL OIL, In view of the fact that nearly all the oll springssn the country are showing signs of ex- havstiop. the question whether the natural supply of rock oil will be still further dimin- ished. oreutirely cut off in the future, is au important and interesting one, not only to a great number of manufacturers and dealers; bot to the public at large A trade worth millions of dollars and giving employment to 5,000 men, in an article which contributes so largely to the comfort and wel- fare of the civilized world, being used as an il- Vuminsting agent, as fuel, as medicine, cc, and entering largely into various manufactures, cannot be interrupted without inflicting injury on many other interests. The natural supply of coal oi has rendered its manufactare from coal, &c., needless, but leaves the refining machinery still at work, and multiplies the stills and vats. The quantities of crude oil produced by nature are astonishing. Prot. Lesley, of the University of Penasylva- nia, says that the Empire Spring sent up its oul toa reservoir three hundred feet above the level of its mouth. The Phillip: well yielded at first three thousand barrels of oil daily, while many others around it were yielding trom fifty to five hundred barrels each per day. ‘The Excelsior well flowed five hundred barrels per day for several months. The wells on Oil Creek alone, at their best, produced at the rate of over four thousand barrels daily, or more than one anda half million barrels per annum. In estimating the magnitude ot the supply it is ‘Well to take into consideration the fact that the entire production of the whale fishery of thi world, in one of its most prolific years, was Rot quite four hundred and thirty thousand barrels of sperm and whale oil together. ‘The forse with which new borings otten per- mit the deep set reservoirs of oil and gas to evacuate themselves, would seem itself to in- dicate the physical impossibility of its contin- mance, and experience bas shown that all the older wells slowly but surely diminish their supply. A writer im describing the old Free- dom spring in Cattaraugus county, New York, says that aa well was dug fourteen feet deep; | within eighteen feet of it, which afforded at | first s large supply of oil, but soon the old and | the new springs died away together. This is 3 the case in other localities; none of the ol’ salt wells of the Sandy, the Kanawha, the Monon- gaheia, Conemaugh, Alleghany, Beaver, and | Muskingum valleys have been retaaned in fall working conditien except by being deepened from time to time. The boring being carried further down every few years, new supplies | of brine and oil and gas have been the conse. quence. The uncertainty of the supply is, however, better illustrated in the history of the famous Uil City, with which our readers are tomiliar, some of them, no doubt, to their cost, The fiercest spouting wells of a few years ago have become comparatively quiet, and so has the blowing of their owners. When a com- parison with other regions of the world is instituted the same conclusion is arrived at. ‘The original five hundred springs on the lrrae waddy in India now yield less than 100,0 gallons perannum. Cases of sudden exhaus- tion sometimes occur where wells beginning to blow off gas, become entirely unproductive in aday or two,and it is asserted that in nearly every case of conflagation, the burning well, 8s if internally injured, has ceased its yield of | oil. On the other band, old wells exhausted } and abandoned have sometimes been seemingly refreshed by rest, and again become profitable. | ‘This recuperative pewer, howev: is, we are inclined to think, a poor dependance, and no, ‘worth so much as the probability of new wells being discovered to replace the old. Experi. ence teaches that the resources of nature are inexhaustibie, and we have no doubt petroleam or some equivalent for it will be forthcoming solong as mar requires afire to warm him and oil or gas to give him light. Tux Maixe Exection.—The returns from Maine are not yet full enough to show what the Republican majority is in that State, but they indicate large Republican gains since last year, when their majofity was 11,342. Still they will not reach the figures of 1366, when their ma- jority in the State was 27,600. The yote yester- day was very large, showing that both parties Worked hard. and both now claim to be satis- fied with the result. The Republicans are content with their heavy gains ever last year, cisim that they have done all that they expected, and promise to do even better in No- vember; while the Democrats think they nave | reason to boast of the falling off in the Repub- liean vote since 1°66, they ignoring the election year, which they argue wes a contest al issues. The Republican majority for Governer is probably about 20,000. NATioNaAL THEATER.—The “ Black Crook” still draws immensely, and the change of songs snd dances, aud introduction of new features in the play, bas given ita fresh start. “Queen Stalacta™ last might condescended to favor her admirers with a song for the first time, and ac_ quitted herself to the delight of the audience. The Working Men’s Union in New York city are making extensive preparations for the Proper reception of the delegates to the Nation- al Labor Congress, to be held in that city 01 monday next, September 21st. At a meeting of the employing masons in New York yesterday they re-aifirmed their ten-bour resolution. The journeymen stick” for eight hours, The next State election is that of Nebraska October 6th. Fortioy News By Cancxe.—It is stated that | Mrs. Lincoln arrived in Paris recently, aud Was entertained by General Dix on the ing of the Sth. The London Times of yesterday has a lengthy editorial on American affairs, in | Which ts expressed tbe belief that Mr. Jobusou bas car‘e blanche to settle the Alabama cl ‘The press of London comment on the recen| =peech of Napoleon at Chalons. The follow. img words were made use cf by the Emperor om that occasion : “I will say nothing more, as Public prints are sure to draw prophecies of war, however moderate my words may be.” ne jresty with Bokhara bas not yet been rati- fied by the Emperor. On accouni of insurrec- | Honsty movements in Bulgaria, the garrisons in Trobsyivania have been strengthened. Ad. vices bave been received from Rio Janeiro to be 23th of August The ministry had resolved oh & vigorous prosecution of the war, and a re- | fasal of mediation. Urquesa, who has been in | rebellion against Buenos Ayres, has submitted | to President Mitre. Reports of the Parzaayan position state that Lopez bad 12,000 fighting me at (he mouth of the Tibugary, and that the | Brazilian iron clads bad gone to Assancion. Sarnienos, the newly elected President of the | Argentine Republic, is at Kio Janeiro More Post Ovrt © EMBEZ7LEMENT.—Lewis | W. Caswell, « youthful clerk of the Post Uf- . was brought before Commissioner Usborne, the United States Commissioners’ Office to- day, charged with baving abstracted money from letters addressed to Mr. H. T. Helmbold. He waved sn examination, and was held in $2,000 baal tor trial.—New York Commercial 14th. Felocipedes can be “called from the sit"4” apd hired like cabs in Paris. mn Morrisey lost $27,000 by the deteat lantics by the Athletic gan is enjoying the spectacle of base ball on borsebac! 87 Madame pag ‘Strakosch, nee Patti, is extecies to make her debut at the Paris Italian Opera this winter. B87 Open air religions mevtings in Chicago are made the occasion stare. ‘The tronvie seems tobe tor fant of judgement and force of those who hold them. S7 It is said the obstacles which Iny in the way of the marnisge of the King of Bavaria end the Czar’s Cage ered bave been removed, snd the marriage willbe solemaizedin a few weeks. aataats ot | ot’shouse, 279 THE MAINE ELECTION. REPU} SAIN! ILICAN GAINS OVER LAST YEAR. - Republicaas Claim 22,000 Majority im the State. Democrats Estimate 17,000 Republican Majeritys Hon. J. G. Biaine, Chairman of the Kepubii- cam State Central Committee of Maine, tele- graphed Iast night from Augusta as follows: as I can now estimate the total yote will be 75,000 for Chambertain, 53,000 tor Pillsbury. Majority, 22,000." The following dispatch was sent toGeneral U.S. Grant, at Galena, Illinois “Maine stands by you in peace as she stood by you in war. She gives Chamberlain 20,000 majority to-day, and will give you 30.00 in November. James G. Buatne, Chairman State Committee.” Special dispatches to Democratic papers says the Republican majority will not be over 17,000. A dispatch from Augusta contains returns x towns which according to ear gave a Republican ma. jority majority ‘of escanthow'a net gain of 4,4-%, OF Over eighty-three per cent. The same per centageon iast year's total majority will make the majority in State this year nearly 21,00. Lincoln coanty, which went Democratic last year, elects a Republican Senator and county officers by nearly 20) ma- jority.” A later dispatch from the same city to the Baltimore American is as follows : AvGUSTA, Sept. 1-1 P. mM —We have re- turns from 211 towns, which foot up as follows: Chamberlain, Republican, 51,393; Ppyisbury, Democrat, 36,657. Republican majority, 11,725. ‘The following are Associated Press dispatch- ¢s received up to this morning: PORTLAND, Sept. 14.—The Maine election for State officers took place to-day. Returns have been received from the following cities and towns :— Portland gives Chamberlain (Repub- Niean) 3,331, and Pillsbury (Democrat) 2,310; Republican majority, 1,021. against a majority last year of 721, being & net gain of 300. Hallo- well gives a Republican net gain over last car of. Augusia gives a Repablican gain o Bath gives a Republican majority of 634, a gain of 259. Rockland gives Chamberlain 259 majority, being a net gain of 80. PORTLAND, Sept. 4—6.30 P, M—The yote in five counties foots up for Chamberlain 8,154; for Pillsbury, 5.305. The same counties last year ve Chamberlain 5,24, and Pillsbury 3,592. ‘he Republican majority this year is 249, which, compared with the Republican ma- jority of 1,662 last year,shows a net gain of 1187 Portiaxp, Sept. 14.—Bangor gives Cham- deriain 2,067: Pillsbury, 12-6; Republican gain over last year, 530. Lewiston gives Oham- berlain 1,358 Pillsbury, 620; Republican net in, 251. ag ena Sept. 14.—Saco—Republican ma- ty, #2; Republican gain, 231, Pownall— Kepabiican loss, 2, New Gloucester —Repub- lican loss, 7. Wingham—Republican gain, 6. Westbrook—Republican majority, liv: Repub. licam gain, 106. Gumberland-Democratie ma- jority, 23; Democratic loss,1. Oxford—Repub- jean ‘majority, 60; Republican gain, mouth—Republican gain, 29. Seventeen, towns give Chamberlain 14,394; Pillsbury, 10,208. Last Chamberlain had’ 9,537; Pillsbury, 7,480. ublican majority. 4.196, against last year 2,235: Republican net gain, 1,829. "PORTLAND, Sept. 14.—The following are Re- Publican gains: At Cape Elizabeth. | North Yarmouth, 14; Minot, 26; Rockland. Georee, 6: Gorham, 44; Freeport, #5; Beigtade, “ponrtanp, Sept. 14—The following are Democratic gains: At Yarmouth, 15; Seaboro, 19; Poland, 4; Frankfort, 17. Seventy-six towns give Chamberlain 25,229, and Pillsbury, 17,548. In the same towns Inst year Chamber! 1S,18% £3847. MBLY.—A stated nd Pillsbury, 13,80, showing publican gain over last year’s majority WORKINGMEN'S Ags ley speeting will be held im the Cou-cil Ghana: r. Y_EVENING, sGecretary ome HE EXEOUTIVE Sane 14 ty rea eet at the Hall THIS EVBRING. sat the’ Preationts of all the city. to ete SDA Bepienb Meiotn, at Sovlock MacMURRA Knees — CORE s: BisTalo’ Republican Ward Clube of the ‘arran; ad Or oe esse 14 ROOrS G9 TO (aed 8 arieeD LB A WHITAKER, th and D uate DR_ PRATT, Cece : lem Building, 31% Diatreot ts: veep Wth and ith. near the junction of ‘Bistraet O0-* PER Een eraser an a. BOOT —— se 42w ets ene. es mae Burs ie YOUR Stand ‘be wil ‘iim the fall y Beet ties tendo tr onder st a * See Th streets betws BAY! for @3.0,, ONITOR. OOKING STOVES. mazofectar dealers on phe latest, sect teen tices and at eget sor price. 8015 Im* Ss CEPTEMBER 15TH, 165. DRY GOODs, CARPETING, &c. anh pe © just eived an ii ense stock DEY ‘and CARPETING for the Falland Wlater sold ae half neon Summer Geods left which will be half their real value. 8 ‘ranted to be as represented by the M. WLLIA , IMPORTER OF PARISIAN FANCY GOODs, 336 PENNSYLVANIA AVBNUE, And 1 Cite Trevise, Paris, Has opened a foll tock of FALL GOODS. and is Special oa iin Paste mt 1s Gisiks Suits, pice Siting, ‘Ribboi Feauners : cabot Besurp aed by aay fn aati and price i Suite and Bonn made te abe Orders for Goods from Pai ee 15-tf NOTICE To BUILDERS. ‘The undersigned takes ure in informing his friends aud the public generally that he has opened An establishment for the sale of first class manu- factured BUILDERS M2TERIALS, such os a Sash Blinds. inside and outside Shatters, Window Frames, Mouldings, Brackets, Stose and Wooden Paatels, Stair Railway, Balus- ters, Newel Posts, & Having Arrangements with the best = acturere be ts ‘Srewared, fo to hort sl orders of every ‘character he teen 9" Batider tn ea Distrtct for Art 2 je safe in sa: * Untrusted tohien will give fa eatin. orders 1 Builder's Emporium, cornee lth and C ate. Washington, D.C. 100. KITS NEW MESS MACKERBL, BOSTON INSPECTION. ALso, NEW No. 1 MACKEREL. BEST QUALITY OF EAOH N. W. BURCHELL, Corner of Ith and F streets, fe ett under Ebbitt House URONIOA | — THE TRULY G EDY OF THE AGE fis en eae cies are. eatab- i the Proeet- ‘furnished pote ai seit jornist wed geet free ty ao a par bettie, wh $7 directions “pace se I cer Wholesale ito own ‘wise Cus APPLY ORE ARTIOLE, Just received and for sale by eae! Pons we) 25 Blican, sean tw SPICES, &c. wus Veracca ena mh strata, “HOME OFFICE. CHANTERED oY SPE L ACT OF CONGRESS. OAPITAL......... $300,000 OFFIOB :—-250 PENNSYLVANIA AVEN GALT’S BUILDING. OFFICERS. we 7T ‘W. PLOW Ma. ice Presi J_B PATTERSON, Secretary. Ken, BL Oy ee os Sarit Pe RAST ienlics MEDICAL AMVISOBY BOARD. GEO. H. PLANT, SHEPHERD. DIBECTORS. Joseph F. Brown, satus Poulson. ray, Samuel Norment, Nicholas Acker ‘The ‘NATIONAL CAPITOL,” chartered asa Life, Health, and Accident Company—the first ever’ chartered by the Congress: of the United States—hes been ci reorgani made a Life Tasarance Company exclusively, Its ca tal paid {1 re ted, gad the Company is now tally slip prepared for be business. Policy holders in this Company can tn the prefite of this, Com tici pation, Bihceaiay ine and STOCK companies. r The nem wodhccnng meg her Me drs of tbe Ua asuf- rantee that the oan Fig tations, are pt edged to fa ‘altura ati i se repetatioes, are ‘pie ai promise made to policy holders, and n accepted or ‘steps hastil; where, etonriioe ae paired or que rity of the ‘Company POLICIES. Capitol Life Insurance ‘| inguce all the most desirable forms of policies ne ‘Samual al Life. Annual Endowment, rayment Lite, nt Eiidorsement, Toru Poche, Heat hor without participation in prodis. ‘The sy see ALL POLICIES NON-FORFEITABLE. Every person making one annual payment i fithed to recetve a paid up policy for an ‘amount de- terminable by amountof policy. No payment is lost if the policy is allowed to lapse. 1088 UPO! re DENO} NO MESTRICTIONS VIO iN SSIDENCE OB ‘The National Capitol eer olher holders * travel and reside a any part of the world ad 8 all seasons of the withont extra chat fo cnaeae in any of the ordinary ‘ocou fons oot Sight toa idends will declared on all participati patclo fanugalty after two fall yale totes te Ne chares for policy, stamps, or medical oxam- Nees tra rates charged for risks upon lives of ‘None but sound, healthy risks accepted uponany consideration. ee aed AGENTS wanted throughout the Application Pek made, giving references. Spe Recrotary st the Home Office, Galt’s Belidiae, Ten-year SIX PEB OENT. GOLD BEARING BONDS. A limited issue of the Bonds of the MASONIC HALL ASSOCIATION oF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Ts now ready at the FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON, where subscriptions will be received, and informa- tion in regard to them cheerfully farnished. These Bonds are a first-class security in every re- spret, and are amply secured by mortgage on the Masonic Hall property. Payable ten years from date. Covron Bonds, in denominations of $50. $100, and $500, bearing intercst, payable semi- annually, of 81X PER INT. IN GOLD. B. B. FRENOH, Pres’t. N. D. LABNER, Bec’y. eell-tf WM. S HUNTINGTON, Treas. Poronac BOE HERBING. et bags SHAD. ” BURUHBLL, Omnere of i and F streets, Under Bbbitt House. All selected and in aes an_19 PL4sTIc SLATE ROOFING. H. SEAMAN, Architect and Sole Li Slate Hoofing in athngton, Geo George: Jexand: bia ti Crders by mail, promptly at ati ded su 13-2m" ‘ottce B71 Petree O88 & BROTHER, ed Ware at All orders promptly attended To 3m. eee Voss & BROTHER. SOMETHING NEW. WALL, ROBINSON & CO., POINTED YOKE SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER, GIVE THEM A TRIAL. 322 PENNSYLVANIA AVE! Between 9th and 10th streets. sot-tt Lace curtains. A very besutifal assortment of LAOE OUBTAINS, ranging in price from $6 to $25 per window, may be teen at the store =: Sonant se I1-cotf a aarket Sone P4808, oncans, (AND wxvopKoNs. For sale and_ren modating, . OREICHENDACH'S Plans Siore, No. 495 Bleventh street, abov avenue. se 9-1m* MARLOW & CO.’S PERFECT FITTING SHIRTS MADE TO OBD: MANUFAUTORY, 262 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB. ALL AND dhe eae Yam just in of HALL pe GA a 3 THE OasH: eee ae Seen roceutes - ‘Oli CLOTH + to nan ee Bb DODEON, te L-eotf 4 Market Space. 2OY: yaad ous COOKS Breupan cee walt, oN OK mr oe eiton ‘and 1b rete, ‘oo ae V ragerioae gh oemews ts Wasa Spt month. A ply at —_ ‘353 Penn. avenue, aa street, sout — Ti oan: 1 Wise cr aN Fer aaa 7th and north io at Street proterred. na Stating terms, BE. Btar Office A SQIDETENT PERSON, 9 WISHES 6 “A situ. yambernraid, to hi Trontag.tAdctaas BD. tar OMce, re Good references given. WE eee Tady, : be LA pet ne outekeper in in ea? yer family. SNtDRin Kor Gdo" tus steel, between if'end i MMEDIATERY A First-cl Bae apres clas colored | preferred. Felons acer re ‘heed apply, Isth ate. ee 5-3" ANERD. 9 fs st o€ Ocssber- tox Torsicsea W Artin waltaile Ne for _Houssoeping, fora Hleman and ‘wife (without cnllde Salgep Aderem ALLEM, toronsh ‘ont Office reverse At — GREMGN gAppR NEB. omit ‘ION, and hot-honses, 5 haere sae, tables Onn give the best reer: fru x adress A Soa coc 16-30" TED.—A MIDDLB-AGED WOMAN to ‘Cook, Wash aud Iron for a small family. Im quire at 590 7th street, Ieland, ae eae ANTED-—A WHITE GIRL to k. Wash end evn ine private family ‘apply at 33% venue. Peni wait ED ASD ae chamore ag t No. ite at No. 20 one nvenie, bet. luth and iath ‘treats tor days, sole 4 WHIT - WE ee Ee auvaD—Das p00 TIN Kes SHERT-IRON R, at ibe amet BE AF BAGAN'S, se 14 St” __ pexpreee 9 lth street NTED—Want “twelve first-class Dining W teen a MVE & CO., Oyster Saloon, ree 301 sth strect, det wemm Flower garden’ tn f large garden in rear. Apply on premiws. Foe! Tica fumily without ghildren, four hed BOOM! floor, gas ant or Fr © $21 per month ‘or would rent thres fer $12 per month. ween 13th recta, secved Brick House Tom 1 Leth Feet? BENT—On the Alexandria and Lagin oat tnd sao on the can whe cine XCRES in’ the seme fee oe ce, FRAME Renae arc Aarne ager, sood wel be feet of the » farther’ particular ta inguire at Toll sw eolists JOS. W. F°, RENT—A well eet Se a HOUSE ge noad Wek rooms, kite! room, and cellar, near tix cm Phot eo No, are es Frame HOUSE Row. corner 234 and F streets, at $10 per eels BRIG TOK . bath ‘Treas month. Key at the corner house, l PEL ORNISEED J BUO! nd I. o'clock se5-tf ScHoct BOOKS! -scuoot ne 4-20 Tieuce and aii versa\ ‘ialtimore, id. —y wih conn Sttendance, All mo Jroable call or write. wetter oe BOOKS 1 SHEPHERD 3 * Weir 7 tye Di CHAS W. SBA. Female aa of = ae2-am* Pareles SEALED ¥ POST, 50 rege Fe. RENT—A HOUSE containing n rooms: on F street. between Posses- | es FOR zeur ON SHARES OR OTH wise. Also. TIMBER for wale, with ER. ray acres of Gak and Hickory and if require goed stand for "a rgent, ‘Plackandth' sha wheat: wright. Apply at 88 Penna, ave a0 14-30 FOR BESTA two-story and b arene ‘HOUSE, lar: conta int: e — fratt and ahr aby street door sree ne nie aoe sikers door sree? fee Ears, ; No. 7 Tthstrect, near Parks OB RENT—New BRICK H Be 4 Gt! faratel RICK HOUSE, No. 20 sees a8, fp Toate x8 ig in ho Ronse. ICK, AEE Bag acess and © soall Fi TRowe iM. forn: 12F,tnteratebed. to let. at bh and 12th si ‘ae pT required, “ os s* ee | cages D Lo ot Boe ea bet: a Fo south. wns. ‘OR RENT_BRIOK HOUSE, on jith street, Fence adore wi. Meigen . first door water and gas. Also, smail between M and N asd oth end se 14-2t enna. ave.. jad ‘9th and — fase Apply to DICKSON & KING, 16th 7 D— L to do ia (as sod help N Gin at hen’ NOR SALE. A beautiful BUILDE ‘an oyster bar. go HOLSTON Oe an sea of 25 feet, with s depth cy f rliyre = a se PS ANTED—A HOUSE of ton ort relve rooms, W: Arith all modern ‘couvesieares near to the F street cars. A lease would be iaton for one Year if desired. Address 329 New York avenue. wart 'ED—A Competent, settled WOMAN to Most - the general poeeerern < tok make RereeiOaeefel. Asth street, bet E STED—By a reepectabls ‘Beles to a and = for family, or house work or chamber work, Willing to make hervelf generally Gneful Bost of fe ‘at Ne. 34% Pei avenue, between Ist and ANTED. ply. _ eo. 305 Petree between ‘ith and ‘12th. vat chee T hcee THRE city references given. nda, ora ‘sBewing M Serr WABD & CoO.. loth aud 11th streets. CARPENTERS. WANTED Several good OAR- Heaton trout iacor sand Batre |B factory, Ist an: policesion at car feckety, st an) aren 7am WEEDS archase ® number of ‘OF STOCK in the First ig pute Asseciation. Address Star OC ce. OD- C) beret apenas, bptwena se 12-3t $5, 000. —WANTED TO BUY—. ates SEOOND-HAND CLOPAING for which a fair price will be.paid ig and pelsing dor ae in the best manner. RY Now 404 7th G and H, eee D.C. fe is-ly ‘A WHIT Haq t9 <cOOk etiam, Be ac. ine fay aot Oe or az a EATEs Real Estate Othe, cornet’ Tih ead Dat, at WARe Dae Biamonde Oo '-OFF CLOTH- NG, W elvers, er any article etal ‘vale ok : FULTON 2 800. ont yie ees etr ear Pei nue. ja %-ly* LOST AND FOUND. OsT—In the f Gold wart wilt tll be paid north pity of M street Charch. a BPROTACLES "A 1ineral rer for their return to 457 Lstrest 15-30" Tath lostant. OM itt By ani BF Teward will be paid 67S Seventh street, Island L O8T—From Store 522 Be wrest, near D black and tan PU had om a bine ‘small jock. A liberal Toward Siil'bs paid to any ons teturcing toe esee to CHBISTIAN BUPP eo 15 2t T—On Wednesda, a oo, Fenpeyivania a7, aid to an: econ ih andi Bol! Bre r street, between 12th BT Left im « street car. i Secanreasl on ora jest. 2 ledy's WATER PROOF Ive Mader will please retura tosame ee fea te Georgetown. sel4-3t” ‘ARD—Strayed on the Sith Augus as white BUFFALO BTEES, with s ind about two years old” “The, inter witt 7 pring the Bteor to 109 4, street, near Vir- sicke ave., where the above reward will be sel E Bato} 0} BOARDING T 2 7th street, We HAMILTON -turnished ag ag M.in a private fam’ pall nt Dopartments iy rT | fortwo gentiemen or a i fami. oy be inquire at the Star Office. zi 2 “ se . Fenn pale tee Pence BRICK aoa ea ll modern improvements, near Post Address P., Star Office. sel2-tf FN RENT—An with adjoining Bi CK HOUSE. containing six ion. near the street cars, I, Navy Yard laguire ‘OB SALE—A new and desirable = room HOUSE. with water, gas, &c, Inquire at 512 12th treet, between Pennsylvania avenue and E street. e710 @03t B, with all the modern im. ‘Ww row. I street, op; apinice ¥ HARBAUON'S ‘th and 8t! ‘8010 eo3t™ the * FS pata and | ae a alware po Sosacesed ad alities perticulars Tnquire st’ 361, next door east Be 9-c03t" wont the premises. STORE, 1x70, and four ee RENT —One ‘on secon: sticulars ra inguire of 0, :PaRKE rand tors, 560 sth street, 2. and D street 8-40 FOR SALE—A nine room x95 BRICK HOUSE, ‘a fourroca! BRICK (bask bulldi four operate site 2 ‘ ing) and LOT, n 8 room 2x75 BRIOK HOUSE. 13th street, laud, near the New Agricultural Department, Liberal terms om the ai oe Poel. For co", Pi between ie, HOLTZMAN. Intelligencer Butiding. Uw ian mene booed or Farnishes First Floor 405 street, T: all comnectin: ‘lor would be rented separate ifdesired p01 ee FOR RENT—New ae fee ppg located; meals i 0 single children. All ‘mod. erm ra improvement. A eng Seatares of @ I ire al ice Mocuany PERRIN IE strct, meee Pennsy’ ____ wer-tt tf HABE STD ROOnS YOR, RENT From Gro an ith yr ote Board, at. No. 455 6th at.. C street and Louisiana avenue. ss ad- Saatme sar airitea Fat i LOR, SALE—A desirable three-stor BRICK DWELLING. 16 large rooms. 10 closets, 9 fect Eespeet toneee Ly aatine: marble man- tela, eas large ground with lawn, owers: bricks lage house and stable, Sree aller, a at No, 61 K street, bet. 20th and 2th streets. se 5-tf SINGER AD AND ‘DOUBLE. AIRY ROOMS WITH frown Juaiciary Square’ tev tate Botrdoss fir er ‘a Fe! BENT To single gentlemen, with or with: vate family, ms fortauly furnished Eo oes Inquire at ‘58 I street, between 4th and ge 14 Bt” HEAPE: T= BEST OF, BORED. 4 f 2H OB py ‘Sr Also, neatly aan on ue. ROOMS; Roors; with 0 391 C street, bet. 4% and 34 FOR SALE. BABBEE BE SHOP FOR FOR SALE—No. 491 lth st ‘OR SALE-STALLS Me Nos. 39 and rT Gain Market. c, 7 BN aE ne 12-3" Nos. 88 and 90 La. avenue. OUTE ‘oF walé, & ROUTE of the or Foes in (coon wi 00 will od Lit WILE “ata snd ae (° To ae & WHITAKER'S scHoon Boo Ks. se42w Corner 7th and D atree ta. OR BALE—A PIANO in, F Order Apply ‘at 157, Prane| . + ‘and 20th ania avenue, beuween 19th FSR SAbE STOCK. GOOD WILE AND FIX. Penneyivanta avenue: ve a tw ‘ntieths ute. a prises STYLES. a moet denirable styles of GRN- iruiaes Gites a ‘ond BUBINESS ILATS, tor eatitel ns ssortment of BOYS’ HATS, varions colors and shapes, sed lw ¥ Property near Washing- SION. with cient Acres of card the city of Phlladelptie. EB fe ton, “4 aie MA’ xe rit and ‘dress “W. ki Bt abundance wood. Excellent drew Be W.L., 344 Sb eae ae = SALE, rv) FE Brick and Frente 85 BEAL. the Seventh Ward piety ‘ard, the near Pome ‘on the salt water In St. up fort Darticolars re ngaire of ‘HOLS, Teasonabl 33 ener of ia etreat a Ati EB. Attorney at Law. = , 500 Now ENT—One | BBICK Hi ok ty Re es Glersey aveune, » soeras 9 rooms; Poem Bena § yarg turn) ne mile 107 acres of Hand in ine state of welling: alsostable aod other Huilding ‘completa. Buitebie for Gardening or Dairy purposes. For rpartical ra eprix to oo. 8-tf 485% Seventh tt, bet D and OB BI —The D' a Foe REST et Ne en e Borthws ‘and I sts. eee Seay ane sed F CRs} veuieny ab ARO TET aE KISTERBOOK's WROUGHT-IRON HOT-AIR FURNACES, - For Larse or Small Buildings. prrcr s STAMPING FLUTING MOVED G atreet, AND PINKING DEPOT, TO 322 F STREET. kh ana Lith sere, 3 13t Que short ninere ey core” Clerks Accounts ened OMice hours from ils. t03p. me pe Be ly ADIBS, GENTLEMEN. and CHILD LSacoxy PHAND PING: Vnderciot hy td thon Ses beagt Es CSTR, 28456 Boventh vtrent bet Land M ste ou B. —Secondhand Clothing PE aku pea an com ct iain him very cry thilfal ana ‘IES, from devoted mi inte, Worthera Liberties sold at reagonable jan3 AND Pi 266 wth AvENCE, py wath i abd Han met pine ‘the greatest ring, especial treatment will ind Whatever cause, “Sous FEIVATR, Patients soone one bus the D. ‘OLENOB BAB TRIUMPHE! WOOD AND EAVE YOUR ORDERS L ~ GL on COAL, FOR IN & GLENN'S at thelr Depot e, corner Bridge and tent gt ores AND Woop, G street wharf, W ee 16th and F, Wasb- CO.,eorner 7th and F. Weshierton; and High, tor iy16- 6m TLL meg praies ater COAL, he es fame : ORMENT, ac. ‘ntral Bo. venue, betwees: streets west. Branch Yard, corner ist Semis rot sder cee a Wherf and socom ing and ui Serlnn arose. ‘OAL by the cargo at rhilael te = 2e IL Parexr PANTALOON DBAWERS. ‘The best fitting DRAWEBS is the world are the PATENT PANTALOON DBAWERS, FISK, CLARK & FLAGG, Patentees and Manufacturers, au 28-eollt Ne. 58 Whitestreet, N, ¥ LIME AND. HAE DEALERS AND OOn weeny prime LONG HAIR, or Pise- ‘Those advantage to 02%-tm Ne. 428. rs ones AY PRESS: BAY baling 4 HAY BAUING W “Fairbanks” celebr: For sale by TRE. HAY UNLOADING on SEARO, ou or deen find ¢ to their A ug 4 Baltimore, haa. FORKS. and J.P. BARTEOLOW. Hardware _@ 4-coldt Bors AND YOUTHS’ DRESS AND SCHOOL paral W: and 5a8 fie Streets below Penna. ave. CLOTHING. A large stock just received for FALL AND WINTE! B WEAB. STEPHENS & CO., 310 Pennsylvania avenue, au 24-tt t. 9h and 10th streets. ‘OLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN AND Cc = LYING- % Patients destri tage ai For sale by eu? -eolm PREPARE FOR W: ail Kiode i olan: = Baya! + LB - i-HOSPITAL. 49 YINEGAR, twoyeare gutabie for" ick= a and AMUSEMENTS. NATIONAL TREATRE. EVERY NrowT, THE BLACK CROOK! wire McDONOUGH 3 GRANT: t {ARISIAN BALLET, 2 aD F. SHELDON'S DANCING ACADEMIES, Pp sion al,» “OM Seates 0 MONDAYS ‘BI 150 Peni TUBSDAYS A cee y Yard. For formation apply at f. as cademy. ob te Ak ~DANOIN@ M oe aca Sen) ¥ E, between sth and lth streets. ebtigors deniroae of joining the Classes at eademy are requested to call op Froth MARINI on or ster tne 130s inst H 3. RUSSELL WILL 01 OPEN | Bis Geto ACADEMY on Weinesday. ‘Carust's o Bleveoth and 0 strmcts Days of tuition Wedvesday sod Friday Leaves trom D m.-gentetrom 7 to 16 pom per. REIS’ DANCIN oust For enue, opposite CESDAY. ‘ana D. TORSPAT and waar tat ay choc dz ae = "picks RSBAY RY! T® E PICNIC CIRCLE FR expsil? ASSOCIATION, which was to come off the 1éth of September. i mm account of the weather! euthl TOCBSDAY., Breve 22 "ticuete EY raga . ue FIRST eH emac om panied “Tickets, Admitting © gentleman and indies. 50 Cents Core For MOUNT VEBNOB. Font Foor! REST ast ALELANY {MARSHALL BALL, Hit ene wa HOCRE returning to the ci ee vant Vernon and * ad merencutaeanmns plane : ee 1 the principal Hotels. end ‘he Arrow cau be chartered Dy private partion, uence associations to m¥ke afternoon or bt excursions on the Potoma: 7) EU, af a tiding, N eS ese CLOTHING, &e. . HE HOLIDAYS ABE OVER: Come, boys, it's getting cool; Time now, to go to school! Boye have had a eplendid ran, Splendid run and jolly fi Now the jolly fun's done. Time the schooling was begun. Jackets torn: trowsers muddy; Now begin the steady stu Bring along the slates and books Brisk footateps, pleasant looks Ho! there! don’t pout What's the matter’ Elbows out ? Best jacket's got a hole in? Pants need half soling * Cant stand worn-out clothes’ Won't go te school with those ? Mere, Pa! take the boy ! Fill bis youthful beart with joy ! Trot him off right away, Buy « suit of clothes to-day! Cost, and Vest. and Pants, aud all, At the CELEBBAT#D OAK HALL. scBoRT feiths bor go shabby :_ He will be a better holar if be ‘hae (good clothe Good clotnes for ww own. Also. eee mah y 44 excel eet» reat Horribly atthe iemeus OAR WALE" No. 464 th etvect, ppponite P.5 —This tock. mate. een ee is an entirely new 8: ep in over] B. VAN DOR! ence ‘HANT tore, Ro neiSRROEE, (Successor to H. F. Lovpon & Co. CITIZENS, ABMY AND NAVY MERCHANT TAILOR, Metropolitan Hotel, (late Brown's.) iyi8-tf No. 362 Penn. avenue, Washington. DENTISTRY. MANUFACTURER Or LIME, AND DEALER IN PLASTER, CEMENT, HAIR Ktins on Bock Oresk, between land K atreote Ofhce. 36 C street, ‘end 7th, Tear fice, 326 C atreet, between Oth and 7h, ot =: No.1 LIME, for Brown Mortar, $1.10 per bar- CEMENT and PLASTER at New York prices, aul /H CE BUTTER. BEADCUARTERS FOR Fr CARTERS TOR PINE NEW ToRK ve et received. over twr tor State & Teerhgito nte sicad PRODUOE oomPa. aun svewne. bet. 10th and lith sts, BTBOPOLITA’ M BOWLING SALOON, x —. METROPOLITAN HALL, ‘RNUB. NEAR 12 — ®ytee mene. Satan = er We wee TSE acl a BAt le ttook Ano ‘FISHER, FRENCH STEAM SCOUEER. AND AGENT FoR THE