Evening Star Newspaper, September 16, 1868, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the Distriet CROSBY &. NOYES..........Rditer. WASHINGTON COITY: WEDNESDAY...SEPTEMBER 16, 1963. | S7 BEADING MATTER ON EVERY PaGs. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE. GBAPHIO AND CTHER MATTER. | ee ee FoR THE ACCOMMODATION OF Pursons leay- spg the city during the summer months they cam bave the Stam mailed to their Address, by ordering the same at the office, for 12% cents per week, for one week or more. —— a ae THE INTERNATIONAL LABOR CON- GREss. | sa ‘The International Congress of Workinzmen | at Brussels in Belgium brought their labors to | a closeon Monday. Among the resolutions | Adopted is one advising al workmen to ab- ‘Stain from following their trade: in the event of war in their respective countries. The | Congress tssned wa rddress to the workmen of Europe. It calls on workingmen to oppo e | War, to refuce to ceuntepance arsassination, ‘And to use every effort to promote the edacation | Of the poor. This foveress, composed of del- egates representing the workingmen of Europe | assembied in Brassels e< an interaational trades’ Iabor convention, haying for its main ‘object the per.cction of au organizition which ‘Will effect the “emancrp.t on” of indastry | from “the oppressions of employers.” Muscle and skilled bandicra.t tcke te ground that money cpital is an!izonis.:¢ to then, and the members of this conve ation propos-d to adjust the balance by un‘ting both in an Old World trades’ union, which, actint in concert and ‘With an identity of feeling, will super_cde the necessity of local “strikes” and rezulate all dif- derences between employers and the employed Accordirg toa uniform code and the dec's‘on of arbiiration courts to be duiy establised. | ‘Trades’ unions are to be formed in all countries ‘where they do not at pre-ent exist, and the local bodies to be affiliated to a common centre- Resolutiors to such effect were adopted by the Congress last week. The idea isa grand one, and worthy of the ave, but whether itcan be fully carried out at this time may be questioned | With propriety. Local laws will operat> to | Prevent the extension of a uniform tredes’ salon to “all countries” By way of illus- ration we may mention that the irades’ union ystem which is now prevalent in Eagland | Would, if adopted by tradesmen im Ireland, Tender the members of the body liable to trans. portation for combination under the Irish Con- | vention act, the operative in the last nam~d | | | country not being permitted by law to unite ‘with objects higher than trsde , benefit aid ra- lief societies. Notwithstanding this, the move- ment is of vet significance at pre-ent, a3 its Approach even to realization in practice will gradually revolut‘onize the relations exist‘n= between labor and capital in Europe, and the efect be extended more or le-- to the New World. Itthes promises to inaugurate an in- dustrial crisis worthy the consideration not only of the working people but of social econo- sts and statesmen. a Tue PakaGuayaN WaR.—The details of re- cent operat‘ons on the Parana river show that the Paraguayans were not driven from the | Powerful fortifications of Humaita, as. first stated, but abandoned them for a new and more powertul line of defensive works near the Mouth of the Tebicuari river. Before retiring, | however, Lopez inflicted a mest murderous | Tepulse upon the allies. Marshal Caxias dis- covered, on the 25th of July, that the garrison ‘were preparig to leave, and he accordingly dispatched a heavy force to intercept them. ‘The Paraguayans kept perfectly quie: until the allies had got within @lmost gunshot range, | when they opened a most sweeping and de- | structive fire of grape and canister, which Swept down entire regiments of the advanciag columns and sent the survivors fleemg back in confusion and dismay to their lines. Caxias did not attempt a second time to interfere with Lopez's plans. The latter withdrew, and on the 25th the allie: occupied Humaita findirg wo hundred cannon spiked or rendered uselr-s and about @ dozen wounded soldiers i1 ho-- | pital. Later advices from London state that the allied army was on the march to lay siege io Lopez's rew line of defence in comjunc.ion | ‘with the fleet. Brazil does not, it seems, me_a to stop short of the total subjugation, if not the | extinction, of Parazuay—at least she will, w: her allies, do all she can towards those result>. ‘The Paraguayans appear to be prey well hemmed in on all sides. The Brazilian iroa- clads bad gone to Asuncién. President Lope. however, has 12,000 fight’ ng men at bis s.ronz- est point, and if these do not belie their former efforts, under their plucky commander, will make a desprvate siand for victory ———<$—_____ Naw Bo oxs. Mohun we have: Intelicis. By Adab Isaacs Menken, 1865. ‘This is the nfuch talked of volume of poems by Miss Menken, inscribed “To Charles Dick- ens,” and the celebrity of the writer will en- sure for ita large curele of readers. H-r mod- els for thought and style seem to have been Wait Whitman, Ossian, and the inspired writers of the Old Testament, though in some cases she attempts very succes-fully smoother structures of verse. Some of the poems are forcible, others are graceful and ten der, but all are pervaded by a spirit of sadness. From Alfred Hunter, we have the following: Beppo, the Conscript. A novel By T. A- Trollope. Philadelphia: T. B. Peterson & Brothers. The scene of the story is laid in daly, and the narrative i> full of incident and interest. Leab, or the Forsaken. A romance ofa Jew- ish maiden Philadelphia. T.B. Peverson & Brothers. This exciting story is translated from the German, and is the sume from which the play of “Lech, or the Forsaken” w.> dramatized; wBteb piece Mis> Luc lle We-tern has made familiar to Washington play goers. From Messrs. Blanchard & Miss Susan B. Anthony, ot the Revolution. is now endeavoring to have female delegates sen: | tothe Workingmen’s Convention to be held in New York next week. To this end she visited the Workingwomen’s Union last weet. whea she aud her views were cordially received. ‘The subject of sending delegates from the Union to the Convention will be laid before the Committee, but as that body is composed entirely of men, the proposition is noi Likely to be adopted. One difficulty in the way seems to be that there is mo organizatioa of working women in New York. None, thereiore, a1 claim the right to a seat in the Coavext‘on. ‘The New York Sun thinks an organizatioa is the only means by which the working women | can command remunerative wages for the'r Work, and withstand the rapacious encrocch- ments of avaricious employers, and suggest: that Miss Anthony and her coadjutors in the Kecolution call the workin womea togecher and form them into unions. osteckeose = een ‘The following are the names of the Congres+- men elected im Maine on Monday :—First Dis. —Jobn Lyneh, (Rep.,) re-elected. Second | S. P. Morrill, (Rop.,) in place of Sid- ney Perham. Third District—Jas. G. Blaine, (Rep..) re-elected. Fourth Disirict—"obn a. Peters, (Rep..) re-elected. Finth Distr.ct—Eu- gene Hale, (Rep..) im place of Frederick A. Pike. Natioxal TueaTeR.—The « Black Crook” seemps to be gaming in popularity, judging from the full and fashionable houses of this wesk. ‘The performance has been greatly improved since the first representations, and several mi- nor deiects remedied. No play.goer should fail to see this great spectacular piece before Ys withdrawal, Committee, sent out by the nm of New York, tor the pur- pose of raising iunds with which to carry on the present strike for the eight-hour system of labor, bave already forwarded $1,500, and Write that they have several hundred more in band. ‘Tee Gctosse ELectiows.—Six States hoid their elections in October, as follows :—Nebras- ka. Oct. 6, Obio, Oct. 1% Indians, Oct, 13; Penn- sylvania. Oct. 13; Lowa, Oct. 13: West Virginia, ocus —_—_— ining Boys in Blue in the West dress in Joy to both parties, The Intelligencer of this adds: | ory inws against the sa reo li | Ro explaining, no denying, no depreciating this The Democratic THE PRESS ON THE MAINE ELEC- pane Wonaime TION. The Maine eiection bas apparently carried morning thinks “ihe returms indicate surely splendid Democratic victories in October and November:” while the Chronéele says: yey teen thousand majority bel high of Republican .trength ‘a tates from « tbat they bave: ably abend of that so tak aneshef it are more then content— we rejoi the result” If we are to believe the - World the Democrats there am even more happy than the Republicans over the returns. lowing are some of its head lines ronicling the Maine news; “A Great Demos tory—Democratic Gain of Fourteen tar the Democrecy.” jm jousand—Rejoicings of ie ‘Republican ity not more thai 15.000, au Prob-bly Less.” Bemocrstic Gai wer Republican Twtajority of 1868, 9,651 —— ‘Gain Over Republican Majority of 16", 3.0 The N. Y. Commercial, moderate Republican, says: “The old Granite State came grandly up to the Work yesterday. and sent a response ty Vermont which thrills every loyal heart to- day. The Republicans of Maine haye more than justified the most sanguine expectations of their triends ele where, and will receive the hearty thanks of the nation for the emphatic yerdict which they have pronounced agninst treasom, ‘revolution. Gnd renewed fer and strife.” same per “If the World hgerise Repal majority of -only eighteen thousand,’ an increase of sev- en thousand over las: year, ‘a great Democratic victory,’ we would am the name of com- mon sense, what it would s.yle a D»mocratic defeat! But our Democratic cotem porary ought to know better than to suppose that it cam im- pose upon its readers wito such stuff a3 this. They picked up their paper this morning ex- Pecting to find that the Republican majority in Maine had been materially decreased instead of being increased to the extent of nine thou- sand. The World has been deluding them into this belief.” ‘The New York Post, R»pubiican, says: «The election in Maine yesterday has resulted in a gomplcte and overwhelming triamph of tne Republican party, ‘he prohibit- mors Rave besa great weight u) can party in Mame. Last yi neen ‘the issue= were chief. ly local, its strength fell off so much as to en- ger the control of the State. Most of the party lecders now see the folly ot con.using Party principles with doubtsul measures of municipal police, and the contest this year has been upon the questions of reconstruciton and finance. But the Democrats have still made much capital of the sumptuary laws, and of the offensive powers of searching private houscs for spirits given by them to the State officer ‘The New York Tribuae says: “There can be vote. a sent its last ‘man and it last doliar into mae Siate, ‘The most popular Democrat in the country— and the true choice of the party tor the Presi- dency—was sent to charm the citizens with the seductive tonc= of his Copperhecd eloquence. Every sentiment of home interest, every f el- ing of State pride, every prejudice, wa- ad- dresed. Every point was contestd with bit- ter carne ta” s, and the revult to-day shows an overwhelming defeat. Marne is true to the Union. She writes “Dirigo” over this ¢-nvase, and 8s she directs, Ohio and Pennsytvania and Indiana will, we hope, gladly follow. The Democratic p_rty p.s.cs ont of existence as a living par.y.”” The Tmes comments ax follows: «This great victory shows that the people have made up their minds to eirct Graut and Colfax. ‘They want Union and and they know that these cxn be .-cured only by the deteat of Seymour and Biair,and the rejection of the Democratic platform.” The Herald i= brief but pointed. Itsays: «Ir will be seen from the returns that the Repub- licans have carried the Sriteby a largely in- creased majority over that of Iast year, and that a sort of political earthquake lias swept over the Pine Tree The New York Sun (independent) says :—« I; is in vain to attempt to disguise the fact. ‘The Democracy have met with a serious reverse in Maine. They hope: in the earlier stuge> of the campaign to reduce the Republican majority of last year; later in the canvass they labore 4 to hold ‘the result to the figure: of that yecr: and nesr the close of the battle they seamed to feel confident that they could prevent mach increase. But the day of trial has disappointed their expectations. The issue between Gant and peace on the one side, and Blair and an- other civil war on the other, produces its le- gitimate effect upon the reflecting classes of that sober and considerate State. The tidal wave rose higher and higher, uil it flaally swept all before it, The iniluence of this elec- tiom upon those which are to occur in Penn- sylvania, Ohio and Indiana during the coming month will be great. The Keystone State will doubtless yield to the pressure; and that being Tegarded is a doubtful State even by the Re- publicans, while the Democrats confideatly claim it, if it should give way and fall into the Republican line in Uctober, cindid mea of both parties will then regard ‘the Presidential contest as decided.” Forrien News By SLB.— Minister John- son had his first interview with Queen Vic- toria, at Windsor Castle, on the day after her return trom the Continent, and presented his credentials as United States Minister to Eng- jand. The London Pall Mail Gazette of ye-ter- day bas an editorial on the prospects of peace or war in Europe. It exprese~ the belief that & great war will break out before the end of the year. Queen Victoria and her Court have gone to Scotland. Cork, Ireland, has offercd £109 Teward for the arrest of inceadiaries in that city. The French Emperor on his way to Biarritz visited the camp at Lavemazop A Paris dispateh says the defeat of M. Dufaure is interpreted as a peace omen. The great earthquake m South America caused much sensation in London. The King of Prus-ia, who is on a vicit to the University of Kell, in reply to anaddzr3s of the faculty, a’luded to the apprehensions of war, sayin that while he did not see any canse for the disturbance of the peace of Europe, yet that the army and navy of Prussia did not shun the combat, and that if compelled to enzage in it they would fight it out. Tue Coat Trapg.—The anthracite coal trade continues very large. The amonnt sent for- ward from the Schuylkill region for the week ending on Thursday last was 122,001 tone, of which 94,724 was by id 27,967 tons by canal. Of the increase ‘over corresponding week last year, 20,339 tons, 24,009 was to the railroad, tind 5,330 to the canal. The entire produstion of all the coal regions in be State for the week was 373.999 tons, against 1,439 tons in corresponding week fast Yeas r; and for the year §,714,164 tons, against 5,414,446 tons last year—showing an increase of 220,715 tons. ‘There is such a demand for coal as to create the impression that pre-ent prices will be firm. ly maintained to the end of the year. The prices of coal by the cargo at Port Richmond for shipment of New Brunswick and South of Cape Henry, all soft anthracite, are as tollows : Red repared. $5.iSa8$.5); chest. nut, $3.7 white ash and lump and steam_ boat, 4.1588: broken and egg, #1.60a81.75: stove, $4.70a85. "Phe current rates of Tue Recest Cuitp Maver IN Parcaper- PHIA.—The mysterious child murder which occurred in Philadelphia last week has not been unravelled. The coroner’s inquest was Continued Yesterday. A girl te that on the night of the murder she sw a man carry- ing and trying to quiet a child. She d the child and man. the wurdered girl. on Sunday night she saw the same man on the street, and that she can identify him if brought beforeber. He wore talse whiskers, as a por- tion of them fell off while he was conyieg the child, Two other girls testified to having seen aman carrying a child on the night of the murder. All the witnesses agree in describing bim, so that detectives now have some clue to his appearance. i ee REOPENING THE SLAVE TRADE.—The New York Herald states that an tron steamer called the Dumb rton, which has been fitting out at various piers m that city and Brooklyn, sailed under very mysterions circumstances about Six weeks azo. Information in the hands ot United States Marshal Murray bas led him to believe that her object is to take a cargo of slaves 1rom the coast of Africa to Cuba or Brazil. There was no evidence tangible enoven to authorize a seizure while she was in port, but Iater information has confirmed the Marshal in this beliet since she sailed, It te thought that she will stop at one of the small Nova Scotia ports to take in additional sap- plies. Another yescel is fitting out at presen’, intended, it 1s supposed, for the same purpose. perce rents on Mextixe tx CALVERT Cocsty, Mp. dier General Charle< H. Hi commissioner of the W.L. Vanderlip and Rey —Briga- ljoward, assistant ren wee been sei Face quile.—Caivert Journai. 87 John M. Brosius, of Virginia, b of Virginia, has invent. od 2 new coupling of railroad ears, destined, But the greatest advan mg Bre Bew coupler that st uninstens ise oepid ores z ear should be turned or thrown off the 34 Psorte—The ork ley pubs Building Associations of New York b- lish ao Feports of their es already advanced $23,000 members, besides having a in pank. by ood members are livin, ir own ranging in m 9i100 40 40 85,000. The premiums ly amount to om cash in bank to $679, a fines. The Second U: Building Association has 600 to borrowing members, Teotived premiums and profits on above sum, to about $12,000. ‘Third Un advanced about 86,000 torts members. ‘Phe Co-operative Bureau Lot So ciety, established for the purpose of buyitg land in large quantities, now numb2rs seven hundred members, and has distributed one hundred and fifteen suitable lots, valued at s250each. The Marble Hed Kubbers’ Associa- tion, of New Yor, yesterday on ap in- crease of their present rates of wages. Accord- imgtoa Passed at their last meeting, Bo member of the association is t> work for less Man $5.25 a day, an holsterers ot New than $3.50. TI Tore principally feet held 4 meeting re- cently, to adopt measures calculated to secure increased pay. Bast Barr—Tie hip of Marylamt.— The Baltimore Sun ie of this smarsing says: A very large crowd was presen Mt enterdny after- noon at the grounds on Madison avenue, to ‘witness the third and last game ot the series for the championship of the State, between the Maryland and Enterprise Clubs. Great inter- est was manifested, aud quite an amount of bet- ing indulged in. The various instances of good play on the part of those participating ia the game were loudiy applauded. The Mary- ‘Club took the lead 1rom the start and kept it ‘throughout the game, notwithstanding the efforts of the Enterprise. At the close of the eight innings the game was called by the um. pire on account of the darkness. ‘The score stood, Maryland 43 rans, Enterprise 15. Tre Maryland, theretore, remains the champion, and retain the silver ball, emblematic thereof. DEATH oF A CuILp From Srotrep Fever.— Achild of Mrs. Dygan, of Springfield, Obio, three years, was attacked with cerebro- spinal meningitis, or spotted fever, on Thurs- day, and dicd in Jess toan five minutes. Five minutes before her death she was standing be- fore the door, apparentl, f tning, and her body came like a stroke of li ‘was soon covered with the cbaracterisuc Spots attending the disease. @Tee*Perrorecm Trape.—During the past ‘week several vessels sailed trom Philadelphia for Europe, with large cargoes of petroleum, the aggregate quantity being 1,999.241 gallons for the week, and 27,004,907 exported during the presant year. @eT-The negro who is supposed to have com- mitted the rape on Mrs. Wildman ot Brookfield, Conn., on the 4th inst., which resulted in her death, was arrested in New Haven on Satur- WANTS. pI SER eed ee ES SS TED_A WEE NURSE. Apply imms- TJ at 320 oo ie eae AND BOY. se (6 30" AMUSEMENTS, NATIONAL THEATRE. EVERY NIGHT. THE BLACK CROOK?! A NEW 5) BT yg iT - GEvKGIE Le, aries SEINE SS SEES TRE wat yoke ie WITH ALL THE MOD Trooma) sit FP ornitare’ YOUR BCHOOL BROOKS ue Seats secured tree we eee Seton Bast ea Few sggsateer ocerremmigecnt ji tied mre rspangise apapeme th Htaral Bui Coreen etm, KS Of all soutou “see | ERE eit ‘to took, will be ata to ond Sot ere need apply, at 222 hy it er Ral OGRE ae with competeet 127 sth pone d ree pend @ gos. repair. No. it or write. s-2-2m 500 Y cna: Ok 23 GEN KS oan oes mao ae eae 1016 2 route t ati 8 a a SEALED B ict Dg pare > r ® treet, north ai ide, between Sth a1 TABG GHAMBER. SEOOND 18 ON te floer. vend fara tog ed, Bev ree sey THE EGS 1s ie sate ie . hoe ae rs ~ e Trasnuabie, Rete, Arison st. pear H. sels-im* FRAME HOUS! ntsining one eee Sees aitabla oe grocery oF rest on the corner of 1ith and Rast Capitol streets, near Li coin Square. a0l6-3¢" Fro® sauz— BY MARTIN M. BOSEE! ener wor! Urrougtir| ad Grucreta Ler 336 Penna avenue V anterS eas the orate ey oae CO None ety foueteit near ered, apply. wes street, between Ist! WANKER Tat: aa nents 7. Addre 73°Post Office. Re is very au Waker tai Private emer a TUESDAY ne TRC ‘usbaYy RVENINGS. 8 ck. Th tert for the Masewe inectnce cre REAL ESTATE BROKER, jorr pe, wil recive two monte tuition tree Te WwW: icin dm COLORED GIRL, fifteen years { Late of the firm of Bohrer and Whitney.) CONVEYA —_ be rented for Balls, Seiress, dc Apply done @, todo light hourtwork. Wages §3 per Oorner of New York a re. and 9ih street. Urricr: No. 32 pply at Mo. 359 Penn. avenue, near sth INGTON. > street, sou! A beautiful new Three story PRESSED-BBIOK ahttticular Shention pala 0 ABTED TO RENTS A smal EUENISHED | ROUSE, vita every au/dern imprevomenis. cn W {loUwe, or per at Forcisned gure, westot | street erretrens, focanity. | Zh aa ee SHE FIRST aND 7th and ortho Hi sect oretecsed,, Addrers, | roowe, vertibere: th roo! F cle sets, 1 BY ass Stating terms, BB Star Office. its Fle Front irimminge ail of whiter warthe: re rice 86.500. ‘Terms easy” KNIGHTS ‘OF “Purascys ANTED By 1 Feapectaple. ‘i aay BIT area ere ory, PRESSED BRICK, Brown AND PINKING DEPOT. — Bett cele a isede han ily. Thumings oo greet, with every modern tm. HAS REMOVED “ ADNERS SEVENTH STR —_ YOKE, Ke. can as fired, between f Hand i eee 70,322 F stREET. —— ESD AY. Soptcmbe zx north. sae | hens a enn House, 20th and Lith streets. |, Ladies 'unaccompauie! with m geatieman W2s5 NTED IMMEDIATELY — See of & treet. bet Tickets, admitting © centleman and laties, 50 OOK; alao, 8 gat clans W A rm female), | oh Dente rel. Satisfactory references re: Fos mount BENON us _ GENTUEMEN The Steamer “AROW” sate ie foe Honmrptae' mekeptng fora A gee) first-class BUILDING LO SECONDHAS i “ Mo wife ( 101 chi nm.) ome Sloderate, seas arnt hrough Post 0! " 1-3 A FRAME HOUSE, four roo Site of New York avenue, strees. pene 109. on Capital Hill, LOT 50 by 80 feet, improved by a four room soda tee toon Pane 16, Located ‘And 2d streets and B and 0 streots. vr CLASS GERMAN GARDENER: | cemall topes rs trig sae a BITUa’ Be understands greet 5 eae. ‘and vegeinoles. the best coos Matrese B., sri, on sigs office. ais-ct oad and kitchen, pu thoroughly ca or =a — ayarte. ee OF LONG STANDING ANTED—A WHITE GIRL to Cook. Wash | Britccnie Sie Med'eine, not injuria Wis Tron in » private family. “Apply at 33" aii ew, fons room FRAME HOUSES. con- | Feb LE VEMECULARITIEG "Call “The Arrow ae chartered by private partios, 3 lly located, with gas and water ‘an pte clubs, 0 « alternoon oF moon = WHITE WOMAN <y oa De at G10, One at S180. and om st light ‘excursions on iat OF Pray SMOGtR onan mezrans | WaREtneuerounre ce: | Gite yar see me a vu Totsasbe i ore Piece apace BIDAY at7:30>, mat the ofice of ‘Orittsnden & ence la zequired. 424 15th st., bet. Fad 4 fourroom FRAME HOUSE, in First Ward, AND PHYsrto! me Wiles Bawards, corner sth street sud Louisiana evenus, 14-3t* corner of two goed streets, lot 33 feet front onone | Akg py SUE AND PHYSIOIAN, ee 10-1m ‘Office Willarde Hotel te, har been completed ee hom Wr NTED—One good TIN and SAEET-ION street, by 39 feet on the len. Good corner for a _ deroted many ye as - — Ivaaia Central for c! WORKEE, at a 92900. Terms easy: met with tie CLOTHING ses Ry a seat dep eo. new fn “aaa York. 3, Eates will be tanacds vad mein order of th oO. F. MURRAY. ne See'y. FOR SCHOOL BOOKS: >THE Nw sHaPBRD & a Tecan, se 4-3 th and D streets. DR PRATT, aNrise, arth story, codwerd's Building, 31% Distroet ib, near ths junction of ey street And Penasylvania svenue. ‘au 24-3 O° soP Savenrn oreenr, AN EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE, Where ti ibiio may find, always, ‘what they Sent,” and that of the beat qualitye SEVENTH STREET, Pye} doors south of K and Northern Market. Byosd RE ANP UPRIGHT PIANOS, ‘on easy terms Rent, applied to purchas® if bought within «| sified tit ee JOHN F. LUIS. eos 2 306 Penn. avent Of pte 11, 1853. HO! AbD apd 91355, and 1835. for an tmprove- ment in Operatinet lice Valves ta Direct Activn ines: Bn Itin ordered that the said petition be heard ‘at this office on Zist day of December next, e a extension, “yo posit pera should be filed 2 this ofice twenty daye ietore ie dey of Rear- ‘se16-Inw3w Commisstouse ‘of Parents. RPHANS’ COURT, September isth, 1858 —Dis- TRict oF CoLumaia HAW BERD "County. 0 a THAW ‘and WM. barn Bird. istrators 0 administrators. sforeeatd as, with pprobation of the Orphans’ oy ty aforesal, iated BDA’ ALD. Tess, for the anal n rah toa a distribution of the personal eatute of s id deceased, the assess hey id deceased’s estate: provided ‘order be published ence a week for the “Evening Star” previous to ‘est JAS. OBEIRE, 16-law3w* GERMAN GIRL to do ‘Kior'a ., Apply at Ww seonacrort and help ta the kitchen ‘atte; ROHOLSTON'S Hotel, H street, a Ib and » ¥ A HOUSE of ta or twelve rooms, AON at tole eonveptamen aad Seerts the F street cars. A lease would ‘be taken for one year if desired, Address 329 New York avenue. 014 oe asi T HE HOLIDAYS ARE OVER! Come, boys, it's getting cool: Time now, to go to school Boye bave had s eplendid run, Splendid run and jolty fun. Now the jolly fun's done; Time the schooling was begun. Jackets torn; trowsers muddy; Now begin the steady study Bring along the slates and books; Briak footeteps, pleasant looks Ho! there! don’t pout ! What's the matter’ Elbows out ? W Aitca iON to csck sud wash for'a small ‘an r site to do house work or chamber work. Tiling to make berself ef i Beet ot en at Ne. avenue, between Ist and wel st" {OR RENT—A three story BRICK Ho! corner Someone ev.and K iapt- 4d for a Grocery Store or any Bea of ‘business. Toply at'a43 19th wt bet, Reed asic OR KENTA GROCERY aOR with two or Rest jecket's get 0 hele ta? Son Sox housek peging, © sone Pante need half soling * Roarding Of igth ond Kstrtote. Tanuise ad BOG FINK, - . Gog tlearing the city. “Address siawar onthe premises," 24% 2018 3t" Can tatand worn-out clothes Won't go te school with those * Here, Pa! take the boy ! Fill his youthful heart with joy ! Trot him off right away, borane purchases number of BHAGES W* First N-tional Building EE aa eae | arae cu Price $2) per at ‘$12 per er for nd 14th streets second Bri Buy « suit of clothes to-day’ WANTED TO ROY—AN kinds of 15 2 $5, 0.00 arden naNp clone tor waar Coat, and Vest. and P whch wot oe agns will be paid bere pers} ‘Re: basa. oo - — wo ps, ‘et it it aGans of At the CRLEBBATED OAK BALL. the best manner. on tome ai He betwee von Gand li Washiugton. D.0. fe aa git lay ‘Taltable for brickmakiae* Alor 30 | Leapues cam gave Toate mooragian acRaRt fet the bor go shabby: He will be = nets V AnTED—A FAITE Woman. to dS ea* eee ‘dat » enitivated, ADIES CAN HAVE THEIB HOOPSKIBTS:| \0>, ood a bor in ow (hing. for every woot bo; wan Iron, Bc. 108 family of Ave g ake eaten. a io “ ALTEBED AND REPAIRED at OHS. BAUM’S ual parent Worribiy cheap atthe BIR fieal Estate Othee. cor vont ae, Brett, between HOOPSKIRT, CORSET and SHOULDER BEAOR oa I HALL. No. 404 Tih strest, opposite MANUFACTORY, or iho ¥ cer sear HOUSE and Tor. Louisiana avenue, between F s This is an entirely new Stock, anne eT eet MS STENT ETC NTT irra sitnated ms oe town of Tenallytown, D C.,on beat style NTED-NEW AND OAST-OFD OLOTH: | cain’ atte, 1S Rockville. A Wi ING, Wateben, re reece Gems Bevelrers, | ood well of water within ears et the door. For B. Van DoRes ANT + ¢ zB. EeULTON 8 O °. : of Rights and Betrecte oppscite Pose street, near ‘avenue, ja 6-1y" vs, ighth and E streets. ite = suse _208.W. HARRY. Onrponter, 8, Department.» where be. “as see FOUND. Foe RENT—A 4 Room Frame HOUSE in the ¢ 3 &x generally 2 z LOST AND ‘Row. corner 22d and F tes a Ser | thete Depot Onice. @ street whart, W montn. Key at the corner wr with ;) J. HEIBERGEE, OS8T—Bear corner 9th - (Successor to H. F. Lorpon & 00.,! AGEL — & 00., corner 15th and F, Wash- nue, aIGiIE aad Jet 8 spltable'reward will be pald fader at 369 Penns. Seer een See Sd ze areets. Foeiee- ©0.,corner 7th and F. Washington; = ahere a vt fp EWARD=[0ST DOU—EDEESD abate for ae Ft eee a sg z nt Biliiteat a eee mans ARO : . kk cil Jette BLACK AND PAPI || ABM FOR RENT ON SHABRS OB. a Hoey Metropolitan Hotel, (late Brown’s,) a te heir on ber. answers to aif Teantred. A isi8-tf No. 362 Penn. avenue, Washington. trayed premises, ad, between Sth and Wie A Nb! MBERLY, THOME & 00, No 431 77m Street, Sole Agents pa ye IMPROVED vi Ss \CEPTEMBER 16TH, 1568. DRY GooDs, CARPETING we. We have just received an immense stock of. DRY Geups and CARPETING for the Fall and Whore = bave a few Summer G: jeft which will be soldat haif thelr real valuene : ‘All Goods warranted to be as represented by the a) One Price. Terms Cash. No. 351 7th strect. between I and K se 15-3t . BURDETT E. M. WILLIAN, BQ IMPORTER OF PARISIAN FANCY GOODS. 336 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, And 7 Cite Trevise, Paris, ed @ full stock of FALL GOODS, and i denne red ae Soa ALL ROG 204i Biting Aion Paris. Ita oaks, Suits. silks, 8. im: : Ladies” Under Garments Bonneis, Hair Bratde Labin's Perfumery, Rid qi cannot be au ‘other house in qa ity and. pri =, Suits and Bo nate ve order. Orders for Gosden ti taken vee 16-tt wg ‘OTICE TO BUILDERS. The undersigned takes pleasure in informing his friends and the public generally that he has opened an establishment for the sale of first class mana- Doors, Sash Blinds, inside and outside Shatters, Door Window Frames, Mouldings, Brackets, Slate and Srocten Mantels, Stair Rail, Balusters, Newel Posta, & any its with the best srict ‘repared, to furnish at short ers of every character. Hi wlider i thie District for 6 we eae ic feels safotn suring that any such orders it full satisf entrasted to him will giv: a pee rium, corner Ith Tee as sea ert Cor bingtons D 100 «irs sew uess mackEREL BOSTON INSPECTION. ALso, NEW No. 1 MACERREL. BEST QUALITY OF Each N. W. BURCHELL, Corner of léth and F streets, se 14-tf under Ebbitt Louse. Copomca tae ZHE ZROLY GREAT RE recommendation Sees ice ovett Atreotions oy vasa Paice @1 eet oe freo to. any Gadrees on receipt of “price Geo per dozens Cuas arr Just received and ee ast LW le EB cout — 1) PeBSiter Bana srists, Pons 1055, 52°85, on, SPICES, &c. For sale by TAEA LEER, Be 14-38 . between re) Wep-if fo any person for the re: oatory cs E street south What acd wre, — TISTRY. torn of ihe dog tid ps ag eign rooms meat fine yard, : sand Stoam ost ‘of M sires. ee a) oS 5 aire a vessels and iB HAS BEMOVED HIB Gola EATS ‘A liberal re- tetecen Biaod pa clieers, phe eet, be ach wind be paid for their retarn to 457 1 street aeotcmeer Pack . 2ell-] (EWARD—Lost on the Tah eae sar odie Cat Bree maar ae BEIT at UNDRED AND THIBTY DOLLA 53, Fatohiiter ts oa ae aks. 090 sed | Parent raNTALOON DEAWERS. fo i doliar bills. The anorg SD HURT pe vat cuny Inquire ‘at Builders’ . 562 7 D BH __ 678 Beveath a.ree eee! eas “BamibroR, ‘The vest fitting DRAWERS ts the world are the . LEWiE & DAVIS’ DENTAL assoua 7: TD | Re see ns SppeETe a HOUSE, Post ose # Dy ', AVE. tan hed oma bine modern peer PATENT PANTALOON DRAWERS, al collar with & ema ROPER, ied g sie crim cany. “Address Fo Seat ites ENT PANTALOON Between 1nth and i3th stvecha. fone res same neat ‘RUPP: oy fee 18 2" aK. HC on < FISK, CLARK & FLAGG, bianca BXTRAOTED WETEOUE PaaE. ‘OST—On Wednesday last, on Pennaylvanis av, strees. between Gand I, Navy Yord. Tou +4 Patentecs and Manufacturers, Cato TaRMiES he on Poe LEWIS WEBER, 569. nel eollt No. 55 Whitestreet, N. ¥ Salt, snares ithe een Seka ae Silay se pom tickennMad | ‘J! LMR AND, HALE Deatens ax oom ral reward ‘wi i cellar... G Jill return paid dog'te ite ow ae a 7 ep erty ace seo LONG HAIR, of Piss = ULE! 2's Photograph Gallery. oul iM find ¢ to ‘street car, in Georgetown. sh a: 2 ing & orate t to their Ls i es a ee ctreen tl a Ea err aon, 64 West street, Georgesor rir of L. san Ne 44 428. Calvert see Itimore. ba. er the ah Rugoat, 0 ry $5 white Bi OFFA ALU st EEE th afew red H** iy RUINS ROPE oe , Benes bri bring the Binet 1010045. strectenesr Vire r BAY CRLOATING, FORKS. and " ‘where the above reward will be paid. ici "(back building) and Lor, se ike” celebrated HA MANUFACTUBER OF LIME, ia : BIA HSER am reat Hardware apd Aciicu BanrBotow, asp DEALER 1x jcul ‘pa 4 cultural Warehouse, i BOARDING Literal tr om Ok abe oe en AN, 3 -colte "Bae rth street, below Peune: avo. hey , CEMENT, BAIR, &. ‘OR RENT—With Board, two large bore a se 8-lw rare + Intelligencer Building. Boxs: AND YOUTHS’ ok a Bete en | rey E oe Eoegp e e e AIDRICK HOUSE. on strest DRESS AND SCHOOL CLOTHING. Metropolitan Hotel. , York avent Soe ay Secs pa orto te FP aIMPSON: No: bowiat f <4 ret No. 1 LIME, for Brown Mortar, $1.10 per bar- ENTLEMEN WISHING ” F svenue. 2 07-2060" A large stock just received for Ge are cpply finned iste sitet Hor te tote Etenta y ope: contra qi LSS FALL AND WINTER WEAR. “cument Se es: “eet, Fg nocd single ledies or children.’ STEPHENS & CO ABVEY & CO., bec 5% ru inprevementa: feat ed MANUFACTURERS oF ") wi W Heouas anaes, a, the Law oe 310 Pennsylvania avenue, CE CREAM, WATEB TRS AND FROZER aad scoruer¢ and North Pevnsylvania avenue, atter 4 p.m. tf | anz-tt bet. 9th and 10th streets. run Oe Gok Ee be Tee ere oome FO REM Tia a oe HOSPITAL — YoMRN axp WHOLESALE ASD BETAIL. nt, with or Boardsat No- 458 orate eens: r-HOsP 989 Penneylvania f Cutreet and Louisiana tonne, Rent in ad> . TOR SALE—A desirable three-story oe F DWELLING. 16 larce rooms. 10 closets, 9 fect ny double parlors, 12 feet ceiling. marble man- iNT—Soveral very desirable FURNISH: OMS; 10 suits or singly; om Jat and ad | fels, gas and water: prs Cage a te re op ee Sect alle GApaly at Ro. Ror OT a were vtreet bet ey ae ieeees the honoral TGV AND BT BLE AT Roomy WiTh = s: tte ae ne FOR SALE, froat fee Je clary care Brew table Boss mEsDOvansaes La ae WESTERN FINE NEW YORK DR,: STORE FOR SALE-IN A DESIEA A od, now doing @ good Lusinem, ‘Gear Washing- rea: (o> satisfactory to purchase: FOE ton, 3 wr Ara SToR ety erent Acres of Jost received. over twe tons chute at a re raaae eG ashingtous D” e ng | grond ‘rei! srsi! Improved. tn the city ‘of Philatetpai. ees wi W.B BUTTER. oeeee Bow ell nee. ‘or ele ee oul jo NOBTHEGN PRODUOE © OMPANY, SALE—No. 491 “By {OR rated ARM, , consisting of 1Dacres,4 Y a. ae a BAEREE SHOF yon rel ae | WOR sear Ae tray Beaalng At eu tf Peun avesus. bet jth and Lith ete. rooms, stone i 07 N ROTO SALE —For sale, «BOL Tete Oe are aint jy ETROPOLITA 7 + amall orchard meadow, N BOWLING SALOON, EV G STA before 9am. or | Sng terran pom a = iter 7p, te HEBLY | Aids" ABS 234 st. are Mt, W. Luy S44 Mir atrects Wachingtom, DC, Fs pore eye ee : esis = *GBUBGE W. ba. EB. proprictor rable location, . SALE. sev ERAL HOUSES. Open ag ce lights complet des Brick and Frames tu the Seveati Ward, the near with the 5 02 Pa. avi — agricalturat Deperunan Alcs. Go 70 SHEPHERD « WaITARERS ite, tereral FARMS on the salt water tn St. Sent the Snest brands Ma. a scan 6 Wee POU Fors. For etnrther partivalers NTHONY Fisien s04-2W Norner Tih and i) atrects, Rectiteg ana A ‘OB BALE—A seven octave PIANO in iy wae BRET +S C FRENCH STEAM Apply at 127 Pennay! Vania ay avenues | beeween oth and 20th ate het =a" AND AGET POR TH 01 ENTA fuels F STATEN ISLAND. 1 YEING ESTABLISA- scare oath ‘Apoly at Ni 33 LE AND, ue TER IMPORT. Est: Lie 18s . 0, ALL A! RTA. abl ishe: SR ane seri mitnenemrs en, autie he , a NEW PARISIAN PROCESS, we eee hie styles of an BI ivbons. fi Bivbons. Br. which T sm enabled to ch colo ace cet babeecn = iberar shes occin of = afi ugh iso ogee: 445 Seventh street. na 7 paie Fpties, OR SALE 08 | TA beeutifal socaTE! ¥ . Pe b iiss ir gts os TRY ot yar outs = T2® Fieve s09.1W at avs gotes the iarget beat i Svicna flthss weenie sgae __“ataoor fom corner abst, STEAM FoncE aT LOCuer FOUR MD. Sovelticn ste and unequalled ice ¥ and ae ard isid or Patent Corton SBINB Prgprietore ABMSTEONG CaTo! F) wired CORK BUOYS. pore, beSiar orsing,Shefting, 237 and 239 Baltimosparcect, a SRINDS nde ic eer form Ts . a aunts peer ged Siseerat teectta abore rie eep'3 colm™ “patina ey ee Bim LACK HAMBURG GRAPES! BLACK BAMBURG GRAPES! J Ake tals { ae 1 Bikxer ‘SPACE. eee sae pam irom a Ct Spa eat rates. BLACK HAMBURG GRAP, Li Madar sooo MR ue Bw le, aol Sar teen heey. | - i