Evening Star Newspaper, September 21, 1868, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Cireulation in the District CROSBY 5S. NOYES. WASHINGTON Clty: MONDAY -- SEPTEMBER 21, 1565. S7 EFADING MATTEL ON EVERY PAGE. SEB OUTSIDE FOS INTE=ESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER “ATTEB. FOR THE ACCOMMODATION OF PERSONS leny- ywg the city during the summer mouths they can bave the Stam mailed to their address, py Ordering the same at the office, for 12 ceus ber week, tor one week or more Seen ne ——[S—SS—S—=———E=—_—_- THE WOMAN QUESTION AT HOME AND ABROAD. What with “womgn’s rights” and the “Gre. cian bend,” in this Country; and «female suf- frage” and the+Girl ot the Period,” in Eng- Jand; lovely woman, in the aggregate, is monop- olizing even more than her usual share of tue Public attention, on both sides of the Atlantic, We have purposely grouped the above seem ingly discordant sul together, not to have @ fing at the current movemesis tor the ame. lioration of the condition of women. bat p=- cause they cannot well be separated. 1t has been asserted, and with some show of trath, that the “girl of the Period,* with Rer oddities and eccentricities Tanning into -fastaess, is one of the inevitable results of the objectiess, useless lives to which many of the sox are condented: and that Rachélic bloom, dyes, pads, chignons, and the Grecian bend will yield | so the power of & more vigorous mental and moral traming for females, with the view of fitting them for higher duties and responsibili- | ties than now fall to their lot. A writer in the |e {ast number of Macmilian’s Magazine pleads for the study and practice of medicine by women. He argues against all the objections commonly made to such a course, and contends that the opening of this line of life to women would be of great advantage to them, by heightening the standard of their education, and Feleving the | tediam of purposeless existences. «No one knows,” says tbe writer, “ow many women there are whose physical and mental health 1 | ® destroyed by the dreary vacuity of the lives | they are compelled to lead. It is not true that enforced idleness—a life empty of amy keen in- terest, empty of invigoratmg moral and intel- lectual discipline—is merely ‘rather dull.” It ts terribly demoralizing. It ts the immediate parent of bysteria, insanity, ana viee.” So far as female suffrage is copevtaed public sentiment in England seems to have advanced much further in its favor than in this country; but as regards the right of woman to hold Property in her own name, to seek employ- ment in the professions @nd trades, and to re- ceive a compensation equal to that of men for the same amount and kind of labor, we be- heve the United States will take the lead. W, know it is said by some of the strong-minded sisters that all other rights will come with the right to vole and no sooner. That remains to be proved. At the organization of “The Working Womans’ Association” in New York the other day, which association “is composed of women of all trades and professions, having for their ‘object the amelioration and elevation of women who labor for a living,” this subject was brought up, and along and lively discussion between Mrs. Stanton and Miss Authony fol- lowed. The former contended that it should be » woman's suffrage society, as they might 8s well attempt to take a steamboat up the Hucson without steam as to get women pro- tection aud their rights without the ballot. ‘Miss Anthony, on the other hand, was willing to creep before they walked, and argued that it would be better to get organized first, and let the ballot follow. Mrs. Stanton renewed the charge, and said that the school teachers of that city, for instance, could elect schoo! offi- cers and better their condition. So with the other callings in which womem are engaged. Diss Anthony triumphed, and a delegate was chosen to represent the association in the Na- tional Labor Congress which meets in New York to-day Several other female delegates will probably claim seats in this Labor Congress, and it is not likely that their right to take part in the Proceedings will be disregarded, if they come properly accredited. One has been sent from he newly-formed association ia Mount Ver- non, Westchester county, N. ¥.,as we stated on Saturday. As we have already said, the question of te- male suffrage comes to the front rather more often in England than here. Recently, after a speech by Mr. Julian Goldsmid, now member for Horiton, to the electors of Mid-Surrey, he was asked whether he would sapport Mr. Stu- 85¢ Wathelf. “Wir Goldsmid replied that ne nad paired Iast season with a friend against Mi Mill's proposition. The next day his friead said to him, “ You cannot think what a mess I got into Inst night when I went home. My wife thinks I was a great fool for pairing in favor of female suffrage. She says that the women have quite sufficient influence as it is; that they do not want-yotes; and she said that she would not let me yote next time for female +suffrage. (Laughter.) Mr.Goldsmid said he quite agreed with the Imdy, amd party be- cause among women themselves opumioms dit- tered so widely Now this. in cur opinion, is just where the shoe pinches. It is the indifference and oppo- sition of women themselves which will kill the movement, ifit is defeated. Once let the women ot America and England unite ina demand for the right of suffrage, or any other right, real or fancied, and he would be a bold man whg ‘would stand up to oppose them. A London correspondent of the N.Y. Tribun- | says that Mr. Mill will find his supporters tm Parliament greatly merewsed in number when @ yote is taken next session. It is even possible that the courts may decide that women under the existing law are entitled, if house. holders. to the franchise. In that case the at- | tack would be shifted and Parliament would | have to pass a Iaw to exclude them, instead of | 8 Inw to admit them, a thing which last session it distinctly refused to do, as is shown | am Mr. Parkburst’s article im The Fortnigitly. Mr. Pankburst bas collected the existing authorities on the law as it now stands, and asserts absolutely “The Right of Women to | Vote under the Reform Act, 1967." Part of his reasoning is already familiar,but the old and the new are welded into a most compact and logi- cal statement. The franchise is granted by the Act mot as in the act of 12 to “every male person,” butto “every man.” The word man includes women by express statutory emict- ment “unless the comtrary as to gender is ex- pressly provided,” which it 1s not in the Reform bill of 1567. Mr. Pankhurst then argues that as women are within the intention and within the technical meaning of the act, they cannot be excluded from the franchise nn. less they are actuaily, and in legal sense in- competent, like infants and lunatics, to exercise their rights. But a franchise granted isa thing that whoever is withm the description is entitled absolutely to exercise. As to the elec. ‘oral right, they did actually exercise it ir former times, by voting for members of Parlia~ ment.’" At the Westchester county New. York meet. ing the other night, referred to above. it was asserted by Miss Anthony, the well-known ad. vocste of women’s rights, that im Australia two years ago, there arose am issue in politics that interested the women, and they pethouzht themselves that they were not prohibited voting | by any coustitution or law. They went to th: | pollsand voted, and have done soever sincs | very mauy of We monagchial goverament of Europe many women vote. In England «ae classuf women vote on particular sons, ard im Hongaty, France, Germa: Moravie, Sweden, and Holland, certain classe. | ot the women vote. “‘Dhere whe a lady/{rom | Holland 12 (Bis conptry last, wister, who | thovgbt so much of her yote at home that she hired @ person fo votefor ber in ber absence.Miss Antbony said that only in republican America qt is tberen prejadice Against women Baving a | tam public aftmars. i From the Hudson Taylor Bookstore, Messrs. Freact & Richarason, we have /tarzers* sine for October aud Marpers’ Hasar tor Qet. 3d- | Tue NattowaL Laron Comoress, —The third annual aession of the National Labor Congress commences at Germania Hall in New York to-day. The President of the Congress, r. J. C. C. Whaley, of this city, and the dele« gate from the Workingmen’s Assemb'y, of the District of Columbia, Mr, A. T. Cavis, lett here Inst evening in order to be presentat the open- tog. Circulars have been sent to the various labor organizations throughout the country, urging them to send re tatives to this Convention, Every intermational or national organization is eauilled to three repapsentatives and Vice President at large, State organiza. tions are entitled to two, and trade unions and other similar associations, one. Ex-represen- tatives om presenting certificates of good standing from their organizations will be entitled to a voice without a vote in the National Labor Coayentio. The Convention ts looked to with much tnterest, and before the session closes, it is hoped that tome of the many: im} tahor problems now pending throughout the country will bs solved. a: eer o @7 The New York Water stect coaverts appear to bave gone back on their religion Temmy Hadden, George Christopber and Kit Borns all demand money down for the use of their dens as praying places, and Johnny Allen, the original Wickedest Man, and his backer, Slocum, are reported to have goton a spree in & New Mayen liquor den, while on an exhibi- ton tour,and been ignominicusly kicked out as hypocrites. Proposing to turn his unenviable notoriety to profitable account as a public speaker, he has failed, and returned to New York. juilding, we have BOT 80.—I deny all charges published inst me in the Evening Express of Saturday evening last. Every line is utterly false. W.T.B. euros. OTLDING iASSOCTATION. portant de beld at aie ae zit att eas bat ret WALKER LEWIs. sad sistant, Marshals. for the separate ward or- ‘zations. as follows iY Second Ward Wittem fi Guiherford. aes |. Crosman. J: Venable weeth Ward, (Including Alexendris)—F. A. h of these assistant marshale is hereby ane ech ot shem cnt seta tosppanttor thee tere erat aria, tne ia. or dewaty nvietant marvals, | ‘and moun {fie ewan reuareed (rat Sepals gentlemen, me maowerk ore transparencies Five Regiments Boys i oe Acting B ve Regiments Tree ¢ rigadier Aids, Areistant Marshals, Aids First and san caer Moai and event Assistant Marshais Third, Fourth, und Fifth Ward Cinbs ad Organ- Aids, Assistant Mitehal Sixth and Seventh Warde. tactudiog ‘Gecrgttown, PO it Marshal. Grant and couse ‘Ciube ot District of Colambie ‘The grand vania 7 Sefotes will be fired. and sitizens along the line gf march will vlease display ‘legs, transparencies, ais Es ‘GRANT. K, Macabal in. isi gy 2D Bria. Gen. Coma’ Bor wel ute. ‘District bia -gIRBT COLQPRBATIVE BUILDING 68. — SOCIATION !! ELECTION OF OFFICERS ANNUAL B BEPOB:’ Peery? Apert id take > RY ead 1368 desired, ae’ Penar AH EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOR HOUSR, ‘Where the public want,” and that of the beot'qualiyy "net M7 SEVENTH STREET, song 00% south of K and Northern Market, Ee Beeet ard°PRIDAY Mi aS. ‘soll 2" R°CRUIT & SON, Georgetown. oe Seoractown. Tur CopABTNERSUIE Tsay EX- isting between the subsc: e name pap linge: ‘BROWNE 2 « HILTON Ib is eae dis- —— by mutual consent. September 19th, 1853. AMUEL N ie pa will sieekc e bust all persons indebted wil ronipt pay: ment. i: Saa'L W *y L WILL STILL CONTINUE THE GRO venue. wand r iat ca patronage ihe. ig rm HILTON. Hovirg 5 completed the necessary arr: me ote for givi ical Instruction. te commranity thet pone neente comm ceive of Scholars oaths Pia! the various b branchest Musieal wannont cu BTERPoUNT. COM POSITI INSTRUMENTATION, &c , &c., ac, al Thich will be taught either se ‘i welch wim ither separately or incon” Beth Olassic = polrsrcars atyles of Piano i be st the discretion of the sc Ex Sox. ae the soul of Music, being always the in peiné considered ede known upon application t> M. Me Kinckherfor’ realtones, a, sf the Music Store of Wa, Met: serete S00" JOA. RUFF, Treas. J.B. BRYAN. Prea't WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK, (Charted by Congress.) PAYS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. Ponds snd Stocks, Gold and Silver bought and scld. Highest market prices paid for Land Warrants. A full eupply of Revenue Stamps kept constantly on hand. sels tt OS Par ENT PANTALOON DBAWEBS. The best fitting DRAWERS is the world are the PATENT PANTALOON DBAWERS, FISK, CLARE @ FLaGG, Potentees ‘ang factarers,. 28-¢orlt Ne. br semen uY Leu LINGANON FAMILY PLoon. ALL es gee GRAPES FAMILY AND axrea FLOUs, | Forsals low im lots to sult, by rats Ba SAtt 2 00., wis-tf Gare ie me me LIFE INSURANCE. $5,000 for $6 Premium UNDEB TEE AUSPICES OF THE Mamiattan Co-Operative Relief Association, THE MANHATTAN (0-OPERATIVE RELIEF ASSOCIATION, I8 CHARTERED BY THE STATE me YORK S xaw OBS ‘ The object of thie Association is (0 secure a cash Payment within forty days after the death of 8 wera! ‘as mavy are members in the class to witch he or she belongs, to his or her heirs. MEMBERSHIP an Doar) bide ae de each member go's to the widow or hairs of the de ceased mem! bag ve This Com is Unites into TEN neeee FOR MEN acd TEN CLASSES Fu WOMEN As soon as these ais f ‘are filled, ten now ies! ‘Will be adopted. Men and women are not allowed B the same cinsces. Kverything is done to make each Class equal. CLASSES. Each 8 86 upot Member, aud §110 enc time @ member dice be- lonsinz'te the same Class he or she may be a member. member of one Cl lar if @ member 6s IND SS CaMnot bt assessed this another Class dies. Each ENDENT, having mo connection with ILLUSTRATION. 5.000 male members. A man dics. The Assocation pays over witlin forty days 35,000 to the widow or heirs. and the remaining members forward within a cone Soesae Se) cents asa and te i moa {ihe place of the Tetiriug one,» ADVANTAGES. ‘The paventnees of this Associn'ion over ordinar file, Insurance Companies are. no peice can Ds it; the | fees are so anal aud required to be at such lon; Tntervals, that any man can secure to bis family a competency upon his death. HOW TO BECOME MEMBERS. Any one desiring to become a member m in person, or niust sen nad a2at, peotal order, ng pald by Under ho circomstances reat the Assoera be responsible for moneys sent but inhi iray | Accompanying the mousy trust be a patna name, age, birth: Pisce ‘pimeupation. who the policy tein fe. Iver ay a a cortitenss ob Sector erase ine avplicent i a Pivper vernon. cation. ble deve hy bencAts humngtf” Mo, Tater wll is iS himaetf. Mo letter wil be botteed (tinat »toontains three cent postage amsp 0 prepay reture postage. INVESTMENTS. ‘The ft nage of the Association require thet one- feed chau bs made a cieting frad coment peers re tee oy the PR tare bt of members. Tais MASiOwAL TRUST COMPANY, $24 Will be Invested, in Calted States Bonds or Keal Estate. bond and mortgage fee! York cluy ‘property, which property shail ‘double the value of the money so THE wows The yemaining two thirds. efter paying the ex. ‘Association, shall be invested Borate ech inthe city ut New Yorks or in tent Tatereat i . ro} ‘the city of N. 0 het of mae Sartal aball ‘be of suck fands, expenses, however, not toexceed one huadred his fee of one dollar and s from date of notice, ion. and rr og dolla 008e, they can send reasurer to for ten poor thet he 110 occasionally. 8,000 to his heirs, | Fhe average re each person will have to pay re be a2 per year. & little over ‘Afty cents per week. This makes thie mode of in. uFaDCe sbout one sixth what they would irae fo pay any regular Insurance Company for 8 000 pole: communications shou'd be addressed to ROB- phe foe ‘Agent for the District of Golembis for fu font hs Mauhattan Co-operative Melicf Ressorva Pi ruerey of a Association are cl WRIGHT. are Pres. Star Metal Co. ws. 8. OkBMAN, Be Bey . Stuyvesant Bask, jashier Nat. Bk Repnblte. No ® Pine st. ° Examiping Physician, Wael LOCAL AGENTS A ARE WANTED’ Inevery County and Tewn; and anplications from competent part lor Soaps ‘Agenci +s i ith suitable gece ahead bg ROBEnT Noage Yene al Agen OBERT > NOAR ene Ser 322 Fete, bet. 1eth aud Joh atroete, / ae SIX PEB CENT. GOLD BEABING BONDS. A limited issue of the Bonds of the MASONIO HALL ASSOCIATION ov THE DISTBIO? OF COLUMBIA Is now ready at the FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON, where subscriptions will be received, and tnforma- furnished. tion in regard to them cheerfully These Bonds are a first-class security im every re- spect, and are amply secured by mortgage on the Masonic Hall property. Payable ten years from date. Covrox Bonds, in denominstions of 850, @100, and $500, bearing interest, payable semi- annually, of 81X PEB CENT. IN GOLD. B. B. FRENCH, Pres’t. N. D. LABER, Bec’y. sell-tf WM. 8 HUNTINGTON, Treas. Poromac BOE EEBBING. TOM, Pp SHAD. All eclected and in ms a ac 19 JOSS & BROTHEK OSS & BROTHER as, Wwe No. 260 Pa, avenne, bet. i2th and! Jewehy san nd Comer or ii dF etre te, Under Ebbitt House. “en, abaya on atrended t Voss @ PROTHER. SOMETHING NEW. WALL, ROBINSON & CO., POINTED YOKE SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER. GIVE THEM A TRIAL. 322 PANNSYLVASIA AVENUE, Between 9th and 20th strects. ot Lace cumtarss. A very Deautifal assortment of BAOR CUBTAINS, rapging in pele fr on Rogie per window, may Saeco nee Ae B,DoDson, fe I1-eotf ‘No. 4 Market Spa. MARLOW. & OO.'S PERFECT FITTING SHIRTS . MADE TO OZDER, RANUPACTORY, ean?” PANMATLYARIA AVANUB. FOR SALE AND RENT. ANTED—A colorst euaee Apply st 355 west Lith strect. bel Becommcndation required. ANTED—A good COOK @ 218 Pash Warhead 15th, Gord ae =e cea Laat’ a sh he Everett Bouy Ve O-iFanr eso COOK. sot eaforen a requir pply m. at BEEK. HABD & mate: « ivesis ore ANTED. —A SINGLE Mi 2 rise Bine mics Leese es a ng iets ANTS A GITUATION—I0 & Grocery. Dr: Goo: Apotbeces Neutn (auth ‘who can ob tory ree mmendstion, ton City rot Oca, ber, of ‘hydcess A. Bes Weak ‘de mi etiaciee nd the ten cents for expenses of, les nurse. banat’ Nee posed ve the bue, Kota hand’ a: | apr eM bi HUUSE. or three anta~ —t wa commoanies ing (not Island.) Srsetl aa: stating location terms, or eailat 3 ANTED= To fire la x BERMATDS " red Fite UMION HOTEL. G SaracKeWeprit 5 Satin ee Apply t NTED-TWO WOMEN ‘and nt Tae ee servant. Apply st Four of ave good OARPENT mor EN I rN EVMABTIN, 9547 Wine rie Guat aM e) 8 Beal re Waites tidy waite ey Stat to Rory od Wash for adatioas No. se carton gad terms, whieh mast be moders D—By an ex; Widow wad: if Paeckeoper or Se Vaxtap=a Fi FrAGE Tae . objection Rego Cod SuTADK ST SITCATION Bra poergmeat 8 Zone mss of ropa beg se 18 3” a en ap onaks Wath, and in os ab gect ity of city teforetceet arg TENT PUTTS ARE Ey sai uaby & Puolltaaoeee W axreo-e a SITUATION ness, wl he. dress M. A., care of family of Ave five or et Eis Behspecte br a LAS TH Ad IN Ld OAST-OFF WAlttE, Watghos, Diemonde, street, near Pennsylvania avenue. LOST AND A ll “OST—Sunday evening, on 1éth st 4st. and the Kobitt He PIN. eee Mberally rewarded on Festoring ito sth "Ey AND aN “Poe Gder will seat reward: oe 5 REWARD Lavi in Benn rd SLEEVE purrs 33 lath streets betwesn aad Eth paced above reward ate the thanks ot the ER = ON Ge ao aay rFarah erwhite Five’ on White sow the forehead. igh is if Froat fou foot ro cone forward. pros Pre ‘Gall vt sts BAY RD Rept ‘ oe ‘of b return to are ne wiD DMAYE and F streets, and 0 Or Trek the eee It at the a city Oo BOARDING. Ustor a att This desirable diate mated and Georgetown, Hallway, passing its doors by EGETOWN Dc. Bi persons ‘desirous o! ate ic set rates.” GEO po war’ eng, Booms por Buperinton “i cre jcoiet Be Booms Box Boal ice ‘minutes’ walk from the @ Post Offi 1a 3 aan te 1? 28" all the comforts of a amediately # wie id 3 OE Eas vey mire epee ED BROOME: eee cath ‘det wiiboat Boor FOR SALE. Urea e pew anaes mg} gh cheep. 1 to, woo 1} or BIVATE | aes eee SUITE. Reneey lyanta Spans. q a RAP—' as ai aie Fon aoe RO eaitea made raueesen ie fo antis 30" Waalington, D OTK FOR FOR Sauk — oF 8 NO heNny | we biarie 16: pel Peas avene o To SHEPHERD & e wit Tak = M EDM AL BOOKS. A LABGE STOOK COSSTANTLY ON HAW AS LIBERAL pIscVUNT MADE TO sTU- EN LAW BOUKS ON HAND, AND 8UPPLIED AT PRICES AS Low as ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE CITT. FRENCH & RICHARDSON, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONSES, 334 PENNEYLVANIA AVENCR, 479 NINTH STREET. B18) HOUsK FOR en $01. G street Piesaat Balti bs ae ik cae peeite re Depot. Ous oun f rocm:, suitable stor: ; the other. fra dwel iets “rhe two buildings wilt bs told tor the eum of 820, Fo RENT-TWO PLEASANT _ <ynene OUMS comm nicating, suitable (or Ronse Apply corner Ith sud H st h positively in advance. Alec Fea aetoK xD NG Housk, Bore 3 Penney Tenur, Corner of $d street east, Capi Sbie aod ty at carriage honse. ‘west, corner of B north, se 21-3t size aah ead eae? KOOMS FoR wit! water, int trai part the Sify aula ior often’ other bu) Stn nith ne door ren gs, aati BETOCTS alr Dreestor trom the Establishment, Sez] 3" (CH RENT OR NEN alk @ rr FS Sand HALL No. iow sh streak between ' n0.G north in a good ‘airy location pores SALE—A FARM of thirty acres. aan m Boundary gireet. tmeroved wi Hi buildiogs Can be bought on loug time hi fore “it; Goere Si = iy wreperts. poses: ay Washiugton,D- 0. ALE— BY MARTIN M. BOHBEB. RBAL ESTATE BROKER, Corner of New York ave. and 9th street. A three story BRICK DWELLING. with brick booed ‘lee we 0 room ey siving 10 Fi ‘water. yard paved, wood and saloon Parlor. Price —— ibe i fot by bo A new three story red DY RELING. No. 217, L street between 9h and 10th streets, con: beside a large loft and ‘su! mer kitchen. Gas and fine closets in every root Hall. front and back stairways. parler with fold doors: and stories with sewer under street. Price The above Drrellings ere very contral rally —— a afford "eo tunities macraiens They are both in thorsugh re 1 bave alto two FL Room! DWELLINGS, re 0, neat Yam anghorisna to offer fora srt time, ‘a §lawd ins Garguse, oe . warel ‘MM. ROnRER, se2t-3t New York avenue and Pivriwes aeEt ks ps HOUS! Tulreat Seares ea ie 2 WO or TH. tween 11th end 12th; gen! ences required. NT—Three_nicel, = BG ina new house, one square fs nae Ryerything complete fur mefoce keeming. ap py st ds street, between 23d rs = _"sel9 3t Fob PENT—* Brek HOUSE, 7, Booms, Gas Water. partly Furniehed, in one of the moat desirable parte of the city, For Ment by the Jat of A geeroers 86 397 Lith street, between L and a RES SALB—§1.000 will buy a LOT, % feet front, by 128 feet 8°, inches coun come FRAME, on @ street, between’ 2 aad, lied for soon.” Apply stot K's tirvat be “ aD SOsEs. aise Nineteen Rooms thin city fore fret close Boacdlug Hesse ae y fore fre aeding Boose, co of 1ith and F sts. Ment low fr Road tenant se 19-6 126 Pa ave bet 19th and 2h ats OR SALE OR BEN ‘and Os Sate on BEET. eS, Tuown Founder Pia-e; with water, ‘The tower eee et ees candy 2. Fx. Ps ois Gg Bey Gaede store’ aoe for ocery 01 joods Bi cellar and stabie:' nine Ait in completo orders coract of Leitesnd etal sts. Inquire of J. F, 7 re A¥é Ste ems See eens er ei T,, TURD for Font, ct AE on .OB RENT—PARLOE and BED-BOOM. on x mae and BED- ’ foervet Nov StL eth sd FR Roo mast - i, OF sters se 18-3t" 708 RENT—UNFUBNISHED APARTMENT: Fo Binnie oF ousckeeptn ng-second floor md ° wae, Bodie f ot nou Ea oy Beet Ld York avenue. ‘Apply Sore Poon closetae 'UBNISHED AND UNFURNISHED BOOMS: Having rented House No. 93 (ie poco with oABBSD PesPes single ad com eel to faraiah their own, mabe aliberaf arran aking anearly Spplicetion.. Good reference erate 80 18-5t* “8 and 98 F | OB SALE. THE FOUR, NEW, ELEGANT, SPAcrovs, FASHIONABLE RESIDENUES At the corner of Land Fifteenth 7 . twenty room cock. The location isthe hast pe city. The style of architectare, fu design is so ar: and minutely carrie: oat. that for comfort, ity, end eanty they cannot be sarpassed. Am examination Property is cited. ree rg Pod be geady y for eccapancy om the first of Fey. BROW! se 18-1m. Gort WF oaves and tote ste! street, BY ALOT aT owt DELAYS ABE DANGRROUS. en ip to seen: home en Conutifel LOEB Lote airectiy 2 om the erade on ith comet Also, vole it LOTS cn 12th street: pavement in alley te rear, ‘ment mA oy balanee $10 morthly will buy a eterein. ae se 7 aw ENT. ‘three: Cee es reasonable. Refer: on mia ‘At 446 ith ot. near H. sel6-im* “Ge the Alestadtie snd Westen eday airy or garden tobr ar. Ay 42 rk Ly KING, sath eaay., Jnautr se Sulldon ey 7th atroet. inquire at Builders einat B. Beas Fees Ten room BRICK HOUSE, r retitte? mod provements, uéar irerms easy. Address — = F ENT—A weil furnished four- RICK FOUGE ccntalntug tive Foome, hitches be Sry roti, and cellar. G as ation near the reas m renus , ‘d Plotextaph Gallery” OLKE'S Paotegrayh Gallery. ___ee S tnt {OR RENT—One large BTORE x70, and fc Fk * gcatzable 2, OFFICES, second foo new oa. ee G0". Su, Fipoters na ad G Gas adj i. ‘01 —From and $12 pe: a Parlor nod Boat for rent, with or Sitieet Boari. at No. 4%: BT Suntcaiaunttaamass: Saeee sy vance. #05 ima” LEA , desired Font bell, double rerio dep end f ‘© feet all OB BxOnARoS ‘test; . &c. Rouse has s hail FOR SALE AND RENT. Fos sapet BIABORR@ 2 LATTA. SUBURBAN HOMES, CHOLCE PROPERTY FOR SALE ON LONG TI Theat velaable tract of Isnd extending from Boundary street to the Toll Gate, opposite to the Howard University Grounds and the 8. taen Park, has been sub divided into Handsome Build- ing Lote,ando portion of them are now offered for cale at a reasonable price, on the liberal terms of One Fifth — the Remainder int, 2, 3, 3 Years. ‘This is very desirable property,and with the ex- tensian of the Seventh street railroad, must rapid idly enhance in valae and become one ef the most desirable sarburban neichborbood ia the vicinity of Washington. For plats of property. price, &c., apply at the office of KILBOURN & LATTA, REAL ESTATE BROKERS. Corner Seventh and F streets. ae BRICK jie | sali Stes rae ce Fobidtias Fai Ak BETES 7 mE, =o ag it for comfort end conve- i ise siete aria rae rete ret ‘cash and city property, PERSON AL. N& EGE. Permens wishing their wt SWEPT will leave an order at Tue Warderore rard; algo, cor tb 0, corner H and supe. iT AND GRAHA NE: . aT Hy: AND BEAL my E AGES |. H. corner sth ht se 19-Im* ‘Orposite P Patent Oe JOREPE en INT. OF PRUSS(A, = ot bie Ones 350 © street frest bot Cy » for the care of ». Boy YOUR BCHOOL BOOKS aT FRENCH & BICBARDSON'S, se5-tf 434 Pennsylvania aven: SCHOOL BOOKS" ecHooL Booxs!: eee suxPERD @ WHITAKER 'S. Dice x LA HEE ron Parsing of ox rh tet Sttewdantes Alt Bite eae eats seat ae ae ee aa BY POST, 50 CENTS, 5 bi aa acT TOMS, al THE OBLIGATIONS a3. mais i reas DEGILITY and Taedete Pim. 139 fotween sth sad 2ivt stroots, Washing: DESPAIR, BUT SEE ob DR (partien! naar — s.) Brivebe seca posite ate eu 2 Im* P STAMPING FLUTING HAS REMOVED AND PINKING DEPOT, 206-2m Botweeu tits and ties Gay iy One 03 nee - end ING. ae eess 25454 Seventh street, bet Lead ae co Borthern Liberties. OLENGH WAS TRIUMPHED, lemen ena cited ee se eerietes, Sekt rer taaaisess mere coLoTRS, ‘ ead 4 ee I-cott Pe cao TS. LORS east ACADEMIES. Corser Sth ant A URDATS & es Sin . ts. 2 Cassie new mt thr Baty vane For . ESPUT * r ne © hike Be ptember 203. ‘or par ore appl pet t! ‘academy for Secebare a Garden OM tickets 9s je L, Secretary. Fox MOUNT VERNON ‘The Steamer “ ARROW, —s pole. leavrn ty what, foetal See. eee milssl n tothe Befreshmen Tickets for salcrat all the Principal Hotels. and at the steamers wharf CLOTHING, &c. I HE AOLIDAYS ARE OVER! Come, boys, it's getting cool; ‘Tine new, to go to school | Boye have had s splendid ran, Splendid ran and jolly fu Now the jolly fun's dono, ‘Time the schooling was becan. Jackets torn; trowsers muddy; Now begin the steady stady. Brisk footsteps; pleasant looks’ Ho! there! don’t pout | What's the matter’ Elbows out * Won't go to school with those ? Here, Pa! take the boy! Fill bis youthfal beart with joy | Trot bim off right away, Bay a euit of clothes to-day ' a tlorribiy cheap at the Soe paterma! forriiy o, » No. 404 7th strect, ‘Spposive —This is en Stock, ey wee 4 an entirely new m F- . BELBERGER, “(Successor to H. F. Lorvox & Co.,! CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY MANUFACTUBER OF LIME, AND DEALER IW on NT, HAIB, &c. Kilns on Book Oreck, between 1 K streets. }. 326C - — jd ax between oth ‘th, rear of =: No. 1 LIME, for Brown Mortar, $1.10 per bar ce and P! "BE at New York 5 = LAST: jow York prices, a cE BUTTER. cam Ska TR AEY Tome vont binteeed S burma Bow Wi—_~ 2-5 pe Ms 2070 LING 8AL00N, * — METROPOLITAN HALL, UR, 2 5 vbkouan BL we. aap Staxer Wa “Rane? Copper weret cons BUOYS. nod length, suited to atnedea Garmaasn ee sera tse orm, Wes, Merrie ts aahen airs wast eRLOA Peay tS S3udiawim 43 Commercial 100 KITS New —— MACKEREL, BOSTON PECTION. NEW No. 1 MACKEREL. BEST QUALITY OF Back N. W. DURCERLL, Corner of 1¢th and F ee Meat under Ebbitt House TS’ AND TOUTES’ DRESS AND SCHOOL CLOTAING, A barge stock jest reovived for FALL aD WINTER Waas.