Evening Star Newspaper, September 23, 1868, Page 2

ed EVENING. STAR. Largest Circulation in the District CROSBY S. NOYES.....,....Editer. WASHINGTON OITY: WEDNESDAY... SEPTEMBER 23, 1568, S7 BEADING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELB- GRAPHIC AUD OTHER MATTER. FoR THE ACCOMMODATION OF PERSONS leay- mg the city dusting the sunfiner months they can bave the STAR mailed to their address, by ordering the same at the office, for 12% cents Per week, tor one week or more. THE REVOLUTION IN SPAIN. ‘The Spanish race in America are famous for | revofutions, and now the Atlantic cable brings | news of a formidable insurrection motber country, some of the latest particulars of which will be found in another column, | showing that it is more threatoing, if the ac- counts are irue, than apy of the frequemt move- ments of a popular character, with which Spaun bas been afflicted since tne accession of Queen Isabella. The revolution appears to bavestarted fairly and with 8 very good shew of ultimate success. smouldering fires of discontent among the Spanish people blaze by the unwise conduct of the (Queen's government, 8 few months ago, in the Danish- snent of thé popular general officers mamed in the cable despatches, and particularly of the | Duke and Duchess of Montpensier. But the causes of internal dissension in Spain are coe. val with the secession of the present Queen, who succeeded her father. Ferdinand V1..in ‘September, 185\, whemshe was an infant less than three years old. Her reign. beginning ‘With civil war and contested in her earliest intancy, bas continued one long term of dissen- sien, discontent, political intrigue, court scan- dal, ever-changing ministries, perpetual irno- vations and restorations of the constitution, revolt upon revolt. Unfortunately, the per- sonal character of the (Queen, repelled the great body of her countrymen, instead of gathering them about ber throne. A coarse, violent ‘woman, despised for her vices, and not respect- ed for any counterbalancing talents, she has jong been looked upon with aversion by the more intelligent and virtuous not only of the Spaniards, but of the world in general. A few more dsys must now show whether the leaders of the present movement aim merely at a change of the Uabmet, or whether their programme embraces the abdication of the Queen, as bas been stated. It may be Tegarded as certain that the insurrection is the joint work of ihe Libere! Union of which Marshal .O"Donnell was formerly the head; of the Progresistas, to which Espartero and Prim belong, and of the Democratas, the Radicals of Spain. Nothing a: afl is known sbout the relations of the Duke snd Duchess de Montpensier to the present | movement. In the interceptea letters ot the leaders the name of the Duke has frequently been used, but whether with his consent is doubtful. If the revolution should endanger the throne of the ()ueen, an appeal for aid will undoubtedly be made to France, but no mtimauon has yet been given of the course, that in such a case would be followed by Louis Napoleon. There haye been rumors of negotstions between France and Spain. looking toan alliance of the two countries, the object of which, on the part of France, is said to be to release its army of occupation at Rome, thereby rendering them more available for active operations elsewhere, by the substitne tion of thirty thousand Spanish troops, in con- sideration of which the Emperor would gaar- antee the Spanish throne against domestic Tevolution and foreign interference. ‘This insurrection is therefore. not only im- portant in its besring on the future of Spain, but in the influence itas likely to have in set. Ung the Great Powers by the ears, and precip- itating a general European war, which, in spite of the peace protestations of the rulers, ‘was never more imminent than now. There is only one fact which seems to indicate any sin- cerity im these peace professions. A report is current in Paris that the Minister ot War will iseue orders for dismissal to their homes of eighty theusand men from the army, on far- Jough. which, if true, would be a hopeful sign A general European war wonld be a creat in- jury to the industrial interests or Europe, and tothe interests of commerce generally, with- out we fear, promoting the progress of Demo- cratic ideas. as is hoped for by many, in case & general upheaval takes place. New York WoMEN NoT ALLowED To Vore. The Mount Vernon, Westchester county, New ‘York, female suffraze movement bas come to gtiet in its incipiency. Last Saturday we re- ferred to the fact that several of the ladies in tbat thriving village, who were real estate owners, intended, on that day, to claim the privilege of tax-payers and vote at a town Tueeting, upon the question of leyying taxes for improvements. The meeting was held on Sat- urday evening, to which “taxable inhabitants Were summoned, and Imany women were pres- ent. Mr. Law said be held in his band a paper | signed by one hundred women, who own real estate in Mount Verpon, and he asked that the ames of those present be called with the roll | of tax-payers. The roll was read, and only the | bames of men were called. Mr. Wingate rose im bebalf of tour lady tax- ‘payers, and demard- eds decision upon the Question whether they be allowed to vote. The President decided sgainst the question, first reading the clause of the Constitutioa which makes only “male citi- zens” voters, aud then reading from the State Act for the incorporation of villages, which defines electors as being those authorized by | the Constitution. No appeal was taken trom this decision, as it was held that the president sat as inspector of elections, and so the question of women suffrage in New York, under the present Constitution, seems to be settled. port amncaenaverertrd-erieey ‘The Democratic Convention for the nomina- ton of & candidate for Congréss in the Fourth Congressional District of Maryland renssem- | bled at Frederick yesterday, I: will be recol- jected that this convention spent two days at Hagerstown im the fruitless attempt to nom- nate & candidate—the struggle being between J Phibp Roman, of Allegany county, A. K. Syester, of Wasbington, and Wm. P. Maulsby, of Frederick. On the ninety-seventh dal! Mr. Roman's name was withdrawn, and on the succeeding ballot Judge Patrick Hamill, of Allegany county, was brought forward as a compromise candidate, and received the nomi- nation of the party. Judge Hamill was a mem- ber of the Legisisture in i-43 and 13H, and is at Present the chief judge of the Urphans’ Gouri ofAllegany county. He is a farmer, ity years of age, and aman of much personal popularity. ———$$$ ‘The Kn-Klux are said to haye invaded New rrr For some time mysterious warnings, ber symbolic cords, daggers, blood: coffins, have been received by Badi- cal members of the military companie:, threat- ening them with death, but ne notice was taken of them, except as & series of stupid jokes. On Sunday night, however, Lieutenant Bynner, of Company H, New Jersey Ritle corps, was knocked down by a slung shot in Kearny, and when found was insensible. Near him was a pistol, marked with Ky-Klux hieroglvyhics and other evidence of the presence of the Kian. The police are now oa the track of the myste rious marauders. Wire avd Wowts.—One of Brigham Young's disciples. named Kimball, has been | trying to drum up reeruits for Mormoadom in Louis Napoleon's dominion, but the women in La Belle France do not take kindly to the idea | of contenting themselves with any fractional partot a husband, and bis converts are few. Failing in this direction, Kimball bas turned | bis attention to vine culture, and Scquired a valuable fund of information on that subject, Which be proposes to make available in Utah From Alfred Hunter we have: The Lives of ‘HoratioSeymour and Frank P. Biair,Jr—Cam- pmen Etition. Philadelphia: T. B. Peterson & Brothers. es ‘The master masons m New York continue to mest twice a week, but do no business ex. cept to reaffirn their ten-hour resolution. in the | It seems that the long | have been started into a | EDUCATION FOR WORKINGMEN. ‘The hottrs of tabor for all workmen: by the Government, and many employed by corporations and private parties, —- Teduced from ten to eight hours a day, there thus $ gain of two Boars out of every twen! four, which the w iwc Gptecdiied he plenses. It bas the advocates of the eer the workingman hours to improve his miad. tbo net dor the sincerity of these representations, @nd We firmly believe in the desire of the people for meftal improvement. Bat in case of & great number, circumstances are Adverse to their entering upon any regular courseot study. Living in homes, eoinfortable it is true, but crowded, the married workman cagagt always withdraw himself from the sights and sounds incident to housekeeping | wits large remily in 2 ematt pleasant as they are sometimes, are not | compatible with collegiate pursuits, In the case of single men, their boarding and loiging bouses generally afford them but few facilities for study, and where they lodge with fellow- workmen who bave large families, any attempt to educate themselves thoroughly would be a pursuit of knowledge under difficulties. In Great Britain where the condition of the work- ing people is less favorable than in this coun- try, they are now considering this very subject, and a Committee of the Society of Arts ina re. port on Technical Education in Eagland, sug- gests that the creation of lodging-houses for unmarried men, in connection with evening classes systematically arranged, would greatly | assist young workmen in their studies. Toes each man might have his own room furnished asa bedroom and study. Meals might be pro- vided in common halls at asmall expense; and regular evening classes might be held, the at. tendance at which should be a necessary condi- tion of residence. A library, reading room and museum would compleie the e-tablishment which would thus offer to workmen some- thing analogous to the collegiate life of the great universities. Notoriously vicious con- duet would be followed by expulsion, and dents who failed to pass satisfactory examina. tions would also lose the privilege of residence. ‘The classes might also be open to married men and other non-residents on the payment of s ficient fees. Gratuitous imstraction aad board might be given toa certain number of men in the form of scholarships and exhibitions, and certificates should be granted to all whe pass good examinations. Such are a few of the leaaing features of a pian which might ba adopted wholly, or in part, in this country, with great advantage to those working people ‘who might choose to avail themselves of it, A physiologist of note, who has given the school system of + stuffing” considerable atten. tion, places to its credit crooked spines, cramped chests, dim eyesight, weak nerves, feeble judgment, crowded insane asylams, fuller grave-yards, and gbastlier bereave- menis. LECTUBE ON “ANNEXATION,” &. Annexation destined to bury our war debt and iamonds. The old ‘Comgress of ‘originated by Bolivar for ‘of all America, asd noagly naccosstal i ie mie of, f Monroe and Adams. The fslechocd ot Jock by IG ° sath 22 Rice eo ee German ent. vend je will be in attendanee. Ladles rr cane ited re oricr, on 7m B WASHINGTON SKAF- meet iP sess on oat beheld at the Board sf rate ions on MOND. EVENING, September 23, at 8 o'cloci td a ORK. ra [Sunday Chron. and Herald’ ee we * ca GRAND wEOrENiNG a. W. HA "8 STEAM: Bz ¢ BYEY «09% ora ED OYSTE: No. 289 Pa ave., bet. 9th and 10th sts. Tendering our thanks to our many friends and the public for the very generous patronage here: Stating that we Rove {ast reAtios Tene cleat Banner and w Stand open from hence. os 8) th ont the most, iehotee varieties of oy making a Garnet ft 0; ie ocr long experience i in the trade and pre) ally epabling ux jee to cy abit the Buest vartetice at all tines aul upder ah cit cumstances, Prepared for the table in every a proved style known to the culinary art in ti Droparation of this famous bivalve. Wo invite a call from our friends and @ generous public GW. HARV & CO. No. 259 Pennsyivania avenu: se 22 tf between 9th ani loth fan PRATT, peerist,, Se. ‘00d stp ith and ith, pear mrtbe junction of | Di aud Pennayivi aes STREBT. | _AN EXTENSIVE BOOT AND 8H Where the public may find, always, want,” ‘snd that of the best quality. SEVENTH STREET, | wg Woors sath of K and Morthern Market, yo Sonne ua tame DWHEELWRIGHTS a \ONING MACHINES ug ve ans Cart. Bro Bs. on and Cart, Be to Sincb. 2 t05 inch. | suet POLES INGLETREES, DOUBLE- } re 5 'T BARS, CIRCLES, BUGGY AF’ wacom BOWS. F INISBED. WESELS. reEss. Tbe. pases ot aR UnaTERE ¥ LACE FRINGES. LININGS, GIMPS, Ac HANDLES, LISING Nails, “CARETAGE HINGES AXL® OLIPPS. FEULOR PLATES, | BEOMY JOINTS, ac; ke: Be 1 Ee Log | or J 80 23 colw ij {8an. Onroa.) wo 23 2t EW FALL Goops, FULL STOCK, JUST OPENED. New stvle ota coups, MOUKNIN Site ibe hove phe dag ANNELS. atthe lowers PW “SELBY & 00. 323 Pennsylvania | Ot South Sidi VIVE BEAUTIFUL, COUNTRY SITES FOR One of three acres, 2% tilles north of the city. eC 5 HOTTEST at LOA er throughout th the city, — ITORELL Ss * Pay te 23 cost Corner of 7th and D street: ze 0 8. | Over One Humirea NOS Fer ral ox rent on ches oven, Four stories devoted to busi " oud to Ot F RLLIB, se 2-2t 306 Cente ivania avenne, URE WHITE Wigk, AND CIDER VINE- GR GINGER, Fiysu PICKS, CEL. sett MER! =. L — Just received nk 9H Yours ee: s023 stif Cornet Sor Masonite Tislt, VIVE BARRELS OF THAT PU a WHISKY Your years ol ost ae Just rec yetat ga pa 2 s023-30* Between 13th and 0th sires rN MEN. LOE COND-HAND CLOT clothing, 8 D> | Booted howe. ae be bought a a At 2543 7th street, im the ‘above at cs ioe ase { RLOR ORGANS eat and priate fo) | a for sale oF Fenton cat cee Seto sotect | JOuw Fy. ELLs, | wear stories filled with a6 ignerivea ern | OUR, SE Pha Tage a gat. Peet and ALE . lem ey oft Balu are Se ‘of Oli: CLOTH ARTA Seat Baace. we ll-cott LIFE INSURANCE. Free vor $6 Premium cat ee AUSPICES OF THE Eater Belief Axgeetation eee i HA’ OP — HATTAN | co RRATIVE ASSOCIATIO| CHARTERED BY THE STATE ts eS YORK. # .._ OBJECT. 2 | asuseattwn Association is —— a beard ment Ww daya after the death nember, of as — ae there are members inthe claus to whic ber heirs. MEMBERSHIP FEES. he or rv belongs, to his or a and a -~ se death of ach ae of ne member gors te she widew or heirs of the de ef and the ten cents for expenses of an member, and $1.10 ench ti member dies lensing to the same Cam hee she may be a member. A member of one Class cannot be assessed this dollar if a member of another Class dirs, Bagh RPENDENT, Ravine no connection with ILLUSTRATION. Class ‘*A” has 5.000 male members. A man di ‘The Association Leite within forty days "35.000 any other. fo the widow or heirs, the remaining members cd within thirty dara one dollar and ten cents each to the Association Fallt tien ese it. this sum, they Torfett to the Asusct ee To! id. and the Association Pee ember to Bil the place of the netting eee “ ADVANTAGES. are, no pasics can so small, and required to be Intervals, that say, man can | competency up: death. HOW TO BECOME MEMBERS. Any one desiring to become a member ma im parson, oF imiuet send 96, in check, by expres; the ex del Beld‘oy the cpplicaut Undires covert the, Association be responsible for raMOneys Sent but sn ihusrray. Accompanying the vibg the appricnat’ full name Pisce: resent occupation, Tso, Me " cs band tow fort condition, and whether, faite. o SP) doctor examining, the byrse done he bemess besege te deans he bomenis biessed by fe deena hg conch arnt ip to prepay return 5 INVESTMENTS. The By-laws of the Assoctation reanire that one. wird of Y reeetved an new meubership fogs shail be made b cinhing rod to ment teres falling due’ by tne delinauesclos of members. This NATIONAL TBUST COMPANY, 1 ate. Saveniat fa 0 Sale Repo pou lew FtgAge fr rk ft ty, which it be dont the value of the money #0 ieee ow THE FUNDs. he ing two-thirds. ba rompinios wo. Nail bei payi ing she. = of the Association, te ba the city o! No Totter will be 1c will be three cent postage rin hood ope PAPE Seis cee ; ; ir § Cosson snociation uses of burial shall be ff such Fach expenses, however, not toexceed ons Bord, ay bis fee of one dottar and 8 frou date of notice, ma the Associatio ‘al lars. A member failing to ten cents w: forfeits tim ing no permanent it notify fhe Secretary, and appoint aren Tepresentative to pay ) members choose, they can send ten dollars an A cents to the rearurer. to x fees, which sum will pay for ten deat gach tnt 7 sis dollars now snd’ Lio x dol ‘ Ting 95.000 to hie tek ee hereto pare y any regular we to bay $5,000 policy. rance ianications Re : for the Manbattan Co-operative Belief 18 THRE Sree B, demas Stuyvesant Bank, Fo u ier Ni a Ba dopeabe cer Bebe bee sm HRM the nee my ya are > Ws, CAR T, Vice President. Laws at hag ea WM, BDBINRABD. B.D. Coasulting and Examining Physician, Wasnincion, DG. ae plicati: wn; and app! rh NOBERT P. oat ig fo. 222 Pst., det pate end 2-5 ip streets, se17-3m Gen’l Ag’t for the Dis Goluaabia. Trn-vean SIX PEB OENT. GOLD BEABING BONDS, A limited issue of the Bonds of the MASONIO HALL ASSOCIATION oF THE . DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Is now ready at the FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTOS, where subscriptions will be received, and informa- tion in regard to them cheerfully furnished. These Bonds are @ first-class security in every re- spect, and are amply secured by mortgage on the Masonic Heli property. Payable ten years from date. Covron Bonds, in denominations of 650, @100, and $500, bearing interest, payable semi- aally, of . SIX TER CENT. IN GOLD. B. B. FRENCH, Pres’t. B.D. RABWEER, Sec’y. sell-tf ‘WM. 8 HUNTINGTON, T Poromao BOB HEBBING. POTOMAC SHAD. All selected and in fine ae hgh ge dos F streets, Year Corner ot Hn a EES on 19 jO8S & BROTHER, Bo. 260 Pa. avenue, bet. 12th andi ired and made to order. cotton reputted ang adlunted. Orpaciantat Hatr Wor! 1d Jewelry made to orde: stock of Bil i and Ph oN ae an oie mT OSe & BROTHER, “ Senes SOMETHING NEW. WALL, ROBINSON & CO., POINTED YOKE SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER. GIVE THEM A TRIAL, 392 PENNSYLVANIA AVE Between 9th snd 0th streets, wes-tf Lace CUBTAINS. A very beantifal assortment of LACE CUBTAINS, anging In price from $5 to $25 per window, may be seen at tl Dopson, se -cotf ‘No. 4 Market Space. BBERLY, THOMAS & CO, — tee a oie a ea) ihe een eres ee Ee STS Fone Ty COTTE Tie a ate WANTS. ————— Wzzeres firet-class COOK, woman me atthe American House. an 23-3t warts : wor Penntyleauia aye. echen GIRL to ood referehce. Ai ply 139 ws id Widen ee —— or ti jaro! Ls of EST t Rg | all particalats, Box 313, 3-20" tidy WHITE Giant = ae peat ies Bom “<_S Fit A) bh at. Athi jatent bt i oa Wives Fespectable Girl, ese: gar tae cenorel work.or to. asm iy. Apply et Aue 00K for etzi3 L street, ievee & LATIMER. coms rancor ith etrect oR wai: aa area — iberwork aad Sewia: ; ni gota de Ses oeee mall family” Th erties references giv Wwantap TO BENT—A PLAUS containing Feed Sp 9 Tor a ete rg ‘moderate siz Ore Farm containing from from toone fivadred end sixty aeres. ‘Weshington, DC. A A Oink Na some Fs in some Patent aie ae eg Gites: con't WASEDA MAN AND HIS WIFE; the man do Tork on a small c Hue one mile fromthe boundary: the w Wash, and sron for 1 family. Goo. Addi » Btar office, colored NUBSE. Wit a STeeer nk atret. between Land Watt sy ai Pa ieee || it of reference given, Addr: ghia clty. Bes ws | MERE i wages will be psid to an honest and x map, Apply 10 No, 71 tow! Walp 4 SITUATION In Co fee r Apothecary store—a well-educated Youth ace it) wh 0 can obtain the mont satisfac: tory recommendation, ‘Address A. Bs Wasting tow City Post Office, W ities nares. ig eo ee = ieaagegeer r widow, a can. Tnendations Sree A.B B., Bonnet York are: nue, between WEE Py GED, Ese dtttaah Bal Bhs Agency, Sontheast corner th and F sts. so 19-1" FED-TRAVELING AGESTS, tossil x Waa oan a ‘Herdware fami! Grocery st hed ‘Riaross, with tan) re BNE, DAMON KNOWLES. | és land, Ohio, ieee oF mes Oatoter i Fi ry i ANTED—A aap Nae ed ol, a Gawd le ng woman, to do chamberw rk and ing, or chamberwork and sewing. recommended. Please call ‘and 23d streets, Washingto! mM ceili be pad Ol w Felring done pis Re mbaner. At Gand ashington. D. aes Waite an ca of ‘Ave g EIpEs is deeraices Fe iegutred Ab) a Ae iy at BM. WwW BRE LITE Siig 2 lve: or ap of B. treet, LOST AND FOUND. STR. OB STOLEN Tile BLAOK COW jymediom size, Two red Sule apse tow Cows, ths Other hae a ote ti ae thet wane resi se 23-31" gots tas , OsT—On iy. 2 NTR avenue, a ees lot No. os section 7 ‘A ii will be 06 James wise. given if left at No. 542 Bthat., between f Dead E CO} Pi ‘inder literal, posta oe resto the Bugby House, ‘cor end 11! (AKEN UP ON rie. MORNINGS THE {ostent.s BAY HO hands nde igh it white, white Ting wD ne for two a his ed of mark rf Uv. ti prose 2. The owner a oe to co1 wal ve pr 4 charges take tim away. Call’ st Station-how 0, Gaara: town, D.C. EWARD_Strayed on the Sth Ai 3 $5 D nite BUFFALO ‘STRE wil ree og aisle ate pore BOARDING. RESUS es Tarniehed; IAAT CLASS TABL' Da S5a'H treet; between Sth wud Gth. eet a between Sth aud 6t! ted Se aed gac to tea LE: Pawar ame iat Ae ih FOR SALE. —The BAB and FIXTURES of one Fe oie oldent seande in thls iy: Appiy at ¢ fee. 4023-31" PoE ry BARGAIN—TE! ES OF Batiding Association. A tall premio sah oi address XE cy. Bot > 1G! SES A) uP Saco ReMi creure ae vee ee21-3t* STORE FOR SAUR-IW A DESIRA- ighborhoed: now dolng & geod bustucas; PU Waskiagion’ De Ever OUTE FOR SALE.—For sole, a mours. ee R ay oe era 3 Sr tea ait ‘f In j.pame. to Detweek Penn. syenue and Luportanr HEWS. ©. B. JEWELL’S PREMIUM SOAPS are acknowledged to be THE BEST SOAPS FOR THE LEAST in the market. old fashion plan by boll- tog, aed are he foam all injeros Onsaaa Bx ions. Zhe premium o TAL SOAP, «NEW YORK OITY 80aP, ine “ CHEMIOAL OLIVE 604P, The “ LAUNDBY 80aP, Foor te pene or wepermee seme quality, and'are guarap- aABE FOUR GROOER for ang of Neh OL tle by all of the BEST GROCERS fa the Menufectory, Nos. 660 end 502 @ street north Between 4th and sth. | wy tt Washington, DO. 0 ND BA ABD OOM ‘ehave tor sale’ BAIR, oF Pies Searels with je. ery) wares cuth, paid in edvat On {be premisos. BR and 8, (oppa pt rs S35 per month. ApP Fremives th ‘OUSE FOR RENT, contalalng four roo os acd cellar. beck hiteben and « asted on guest Berth, between Jd Toguire nex! ‘ T. ALLE fornisbe! HOUSE, wemenis near La . For terms. sc. ez tf {Intel} wae: 5 FOR RERTITUREE EOCMS. nevi pan kDa pepe ‘muptahed i AWoal Seitabieiseaoe wire Biroct (as pase the door. POR BERT On the iat of October. tant desir: and ith Use » By ress corner atrceta cetther ‘intarniched or Part rir Taratene with large Toa jower garden aud ae LEIA fretclene GRO BY aNd STOBE, doing a thriving busiooss, ‘The only reason for se’ling t+ @ ire to chance ieers. For further information ami serms, gas, to southeast corner of F aud 45 ie FRE RI RENTS ion rnished or an wotnraished BRIOK — nats pe ——- kitchen, cell ceatlon, se GES Masses? ces i RTT we adiol BoUSsKS. +208 bet ween Maat h street 3, Sa ‘a ‘And 13th ete. OR RENT—AT BEASUNABLE BAT! a Fofset stave bo modern tay — 3 Fart Ss age ts tn "zits, Sina “ f: Paraished Gedired. er at rat yi street. yates see: bours. Leteits 19% Apa by 385° wa thins Soot from bull i efor th on: water and jiabed, and'f eet Inq “7 sah erhrnet ee on ie eLvans muinite of ts ‘Loulsiane aren ic {hee chron. Aas) Fvc-ona x seit housekeeping’ No. second foo! wyitee Be 3¥S North Oapitol st., bet, Band 0. ee 41-30" ‘nthe premises. RRENTA nicly FC FUERISGED- for persons, bouse, and ate reduced rice. 437 N,corner a FOE PERS EL ETON ay PARLOR all ‘well RR y two with hot and cold qetor; are ‘newly farnished end Bapered: euitebie for Ricmbers of reas, ¢ ath and dh ste, a, Fon BENT —In s new and eirgant on (with attached.) in one of the finest locations fa, Wacbl asin aton. 633 ‘O'scites OF ROOMS, ical waiet inthe Loaaran ine i we. faruiture entirely ne at 22-1m" INE BESIDENCE ow COLLEGE HILL. ‘We offer for a at alk than cost, that new FRAME REST jo style) situated on Soups ill, eer the pat the Fourteenth railway. The House is well ¢onstracted = conveniently srranged, 4 contains nine rooms, exclusive of closets” and antries. The General Grant's, ‘TW handaomely Furitshed desired. ‘Hot city. and canuot be surpassed for besuty. Price 94.50, CH & Beal Extate Brokers and Auctioncers, + Opposite Post Ofiice Two VALUABLE BESIDENCES FOR SALE, ONE ON F STBEET, BETWEEN EL! NTH AND TWELFTH STREETS, THE OTHER ON oye’ STBEET, NEA se 22 3t ‘ach house has in ‘vend condition. phertos Peat in thee city for renting rooms, lowses wi bo sold at once oF net at all. Apply immediate ly “SOSA Ay Ais £6 fe 22-3t SpetwesnGasd'it, B RENT—Two bag te at No. 507 K street, bet. Roz ON SENS. = mas BETLL ee ret, abeve the Park Hote! oF RENT—Furnished, the IK en on 16th ait a = qo. and I, Septet gia ke at t he Conner of Cand on misasire ats: ith st. Tent. fj, CRNISHED ae eg ‘ater, gas and Fe, BEN —A fai rc) FABLOR on. o, Sour: a ani cati; ra ase ig ena positively in adv: ir GW aa ty ob i —The aan story BRICK 3 Penge tvais “Gap Apply at 3 north, bet. and i o'clock S5y, iL UFORNISHED BOO! iz Sin watery in themost con, ‘of rae S pod wate of gi Vries Aoki" 348: eke gue out es al air Dremiee i ‘oz BENT_A NEw bar 5-HOUSE se nis. 6 Cup ges Batu Be Le ing on ‘0. 113, on Sth street sity lecation = DD borhood. Gas i = Seavsee Deo om Te it for house: ;auitatto ‘corner 12th and Het. ce. Also k PEE coin: Terme 3% per venue, conse of Stable avd aie house. went, corner oak CL Wer tee TE 1B SALE_A FARM of thirty erent rom Leuadary street. inerorea ri ail nes on baildis an be bor exebanged. forvclty Property. Sultalle fore butcher oF OF ma gardener. Address Box 1.138, se 2 St re SALE— BY MARTIN M. BOHREB. RBAL ESTATE BROKER, Oorner of New York rk ave. aud 9th street. A three BRICK D¥ DWELLING, story aired bgt! and ‘stn ats belek pa EL |, On : water. ede and meen Sorien. Pri S17 L street. betecen tail 8. Beets ke stairway front Gocrs; balconies on second aud Be a Tai feet, with sewer under ete Puc ‘The wove Dwellings are very conteally located apd afford rare oyportuatties 1 a They are both in thorough repaits Bowe, Ihave algo two FIVE-E0OM DWELLINGS, re gently built. on Vermont avenue, near B stawbich Ver authorited to offer for e short time, at 81,0) each. Bargeiva, earely. M. M. ROHRER, ne2l-3t New York avenue and 9th st, FO! SR iia wovse. wis HF mptcr, sud, eas, one of thc Seat een fonts sett for rt oflith and F sts. Bent low for a z00 densa se 19-6t soe Lf 126 Pa ave bet 19th and 20h ste ‘OR SALE OR BE a Tew 8 rable 4 rcem HOUSES, SKuown a Boudry ih water, cas. sewer. The above Met! Herre ore cine coruer Iith and 0 Sete rt at 512 2th at , bet. Pa. ave, aad Kate seat” ‘oF ge eof the beat Ec. Sererren | ed wey stands in the Dis ood cell ee ~¥ Ay an a rooms. GHEE c th an estnt =o fou EN, Qit'aud Late. sanaed conor pt ‘FPORsIsEED AND UNFUBNISHED BOOMS: fy rented House 23 i nection wi oe ce 8, (single com- jah ve houses ee noe in good order Order by clock, THY FOUR, NEW, ELEGANT, SPACIOUS, FASHIONABLE BSSIDEBUES t the corner of strovts, feetesgt cB em cach, he Toeution ta toe nasi eo 18-1m SILBOREN & LATTA, -_ JBURBAN HOMES. / cChorcre Prorerty FOR SALE ON LONG TIME! That valuable tract of land extending from Boundary atrect to the Poll Gate, opposite to the Howard Universtty Grounds and the Schaetzen Park, bas been sub divided into Handsome Butid- ing Lots, ands portion of them are now offered fer sale at a reasonable price, on the liberal terms of Onc R inder im 1, 2, 3, 6 Years. Fifth Cash. 4 ‘This is very desirable property, and with the ex- tension of the Seventh street railroad, must rapid idly enhance in value and become one ef the m desirable surburban neichborbood im the vicinity of Washington. For plats of property, price, & apply at the office of KILBOURKS & LATTA, REAL ESTATE BROKERS, #0 21-3 Corner Seventh and F streets. FOR SALE T Two HOUSES, Bo. 6 C sirest. op. Depot. ne Flouse with ‘Swe sr catalee Ereomerr’ ‘tae other three rooms, for a dwellivg. jots ing. The two buildings will be sold tor the sum of $250. UY A LOT AT ¢ ONCE DELAYS ABE DANGBROUS. Buya it. is step to & home. ren eeuttal LOT LOTS directiyom the grote on 1th went sc ‘cieht LOTS cu 12th street: pavement in alley im re: ge ey 9, down; Dalanee $1) paid monthly Chil bay Lot ste pieitive be Take 2 METOALY. sc 17-4w _ corner N.¥. avenue and 16th street. EABGE FRONT CHANBER, SEOOND A foer. newly furnish nedeprten bed, &c.; three and bal! , two fine con Ly Rooms, fhira floor. | Terme Feasonabic. inelert ences required At 446 12th st , near H_ sel6-im™ {OB BERT =e pe Alexandria aad Washin, Fo n road, and also on the canal, 11 acess OF LAND, adjcining the *Potomee, Brick Works.” with cl suitable for brickmaki » Also, 30 Xones in the => Ls al! re h Komen A and with homestead, 2 poses. Appl; wepea vari, A Kino, 43 Careets Thiet te F Wookie a ss on0 cece one, rates & number of desirable Batlding 1 ‘Ofs: easy. 4 ‘ire at Builders’ De 262 Tth ao se dpusire at Bai : Stroct, eelz-1f H.W. HAMILTON. Ohi = ‘Ten-room BRIOK HOUSE, refitted pa meters, improvements, near Post Address P., Star Office OM tim Fo BENT—A pwEuLne HOUSE of tour oD 3d street between L north. Hout $18, v KIRKWOOD- — i sereot between 13th and 13th. 19 eoSt* + ‘GE for P rty Washing. a tf SURE CR Ti ae ita in % Found wet See San city leiphis i Fons opine secon: phos. For ire of Y ys C.PARKE rs and tas Te ad 500 beset ie Pa. ave. and pet aes a prt es ry ‘be es ‘Diice of 3. McC! =. eat Fecneyivente avenues etter 69. 2 ree URNISHED Ean FOR RE ==T4 10 and §12 per mont! rand room for rent, with or without od No. 455 6th st., bet. O atreet and ‘Louisiana avenne. Bent inad- ecS-im* SALE—A desirable thi BRIOK is se. id closets, 8 feet ore nde feet cating, FS ki dette pari oon’ len. porate Soteet 8 alley. and 26th sti QINGLE AND DOUBLE any rooms with = | Sei if eee Bath Bite strect, re, ting Judiclary 840: yw table fegistens 4 venue, pear corner. . H. MILLER, Attorney at Law. RENT—One BRIOK HOUSE, No. 300 Ne * rooms; $8 por month fi Toasire of Wr 0. sonia th and Lstrects north. eu 13-if F ‘OB SALE OB RENT—A beantifal COUNTRY BSGAts on = bina Stu Bigh wate — ae ae a sling ier “eess ry Purposes. rome an2s-tf assh reuth ae ays Dante. SEVERAL HOUSES. ‘ame, in the Seventh Ward, the near it. ABMS on the eee tn St. iso, several grea NE ary sae naaeee testi th Wilken Wines ae, Ne sobs, tm Wienreese eke ot, F DEN SAND ee rand, nience. ee. a3 Box 654, Pos: promery. ee 8. ALLER, MANUFACTUBER OF LIME, AND DEALER [IN PLASTER, CEMENT, HAIB °. Kilzs on Bock Oreek, between Land K streets. Oreek. . 326 Cotrect, between Oth and 7th, rear of Metropolitan Hotel. i re 1 LIME, for Brown Mortar, $1.10 per bar CEMENT and PLASTEE at New York prices, 8u27-Im Cu cx surten. DQUARTERS FOR FINE N = AND WESTERN Burtee” YORE at recelved. o7 tr gredes vant inte and Wi nT wad . ores NO} EN FRODUGE Sox oun tf enn. BYepus, bet. Ios ote, Bors: AND YOUTES’ DRESS AND SCHOOL CLOTHING. A large stock just received for FALL AND WINTEB WEAB. STEPHENS & 00., 310 Pennsylvania avenue, sean prepa Pargnt raytavoos DRawzns. ‘Tho nest fitting DEAWEBS ts the world are the PATENT PANTALOON DBAWEBEs, AMUSEMENTS. iF. BHELDON'S DANCING ACADED Peer Prades” Uaton Bail atreste. MONDAYS Sipats. et or th reerire two ere aa = je rented tor Balls, Solrees, Fag PIO NICS, EXCURSIONS, &e, COOKOUT FO! 0) 0 @ J A ead x: The Steamer“ ALBOW, deaves ber wi mY feet Gage street, DAL ate ET Fe reron, wists (spigin Thos, Statek- ait the principal At the steamer 's . resani ‘es wharf, The Arrow can be chartered by private partine, be. OF @esociations to meke ‘BOON OF moon lige “excursions en the Pere as't we sorte General’ cs eri Blendent ioe Wiliards’ Hotel se 10-1m CLOTHING, &c. BE HOLIDAYS ABE OVER Como, boys, it's getting cool, ‘Time now, to go to school Boye have had seplendid ron, Splendid run and jolly fun. Now the jolly fan's done; ‘Time the schooling was becun. Jackets tora; trowsers mutdy; Now begin the steady stacy. Bring slong the slairs and hooks. Brisk footsteps; pleasant looks! Ho! there! don’t pout! What's the matter! Elbows out? Best jacket's got a hole int Pants need half soling * Cau tstand worn-out clothes ? Won't go to school with those ? Mere, Pa! take the boy! Fill bis youthful beart with joy ! Trot him off right away, Buy 2 suit of clothes to-day ! Cost, and Vest. and Pants, aod ait, At the CELEBRATED OAK HALL. Mn. 33 jet ine bor ae ye & He eg pooenpted bas good clothes. every good boy in town. Also. hos soory excellent paternal parent | Borribly cl fms OAK HALL, No. 404 7th streot, Post Ofiice a2 F ee in an entirely new Stock, mate VAN DOREN. ME. CHANT Talton, bas opened hi new store corner of Eighth and E st site ‘poms Office Department, where be wil ve Divased to see all his old friends, customers, and hs, gublie F. EET . Successor to H. F. Locpon & Co.,) CITIZENS, ABMY AND NAVY MERCHANT TAILOB. wn PY prenk A Beckort and fevor of John Herold, dated July iat, Ff tot six mouths. Payment will not bo une 2-0" F_ A. BECKERT. Ase GENTLEMAN DESIRING TU WAGER ir S200, on. i i Rio State Be- pablicon "te ket will be ed Star ofice, Would wager §80)Rhet Grant isoest wer President. peeNe ‘AB- em strent. ME eS aia 3 4 ant hitg ty ‘Tes eee woe Se, eer - Inset ire as abovi —— HEN 2h SEE, ATR * ar TATE AGES bea! oth aod powite Patent Om omtice Die cooraited at at te Dine 3 ote Hath and 18th ete forthe care of all tnt ‘Bis: wages, (1: ch he ganrei . se 19-1m" ropean re Liniment 0. on'band "Office houres to lza.m.- 450 se 11-10t™ Boy YOUR BCHOOL BOvKS ar FRENCH & BICHARDSON’S, asa re Peaperivanis svenue. Baltimore, Sttendance. All ip trouble call ¢ or — so 2m” RICE 25 NTS: ps qomaten: BY Post, —— OS. T. EP ao ges TSS1ON SE OF DEEDS Orrice: adliboyox. peg ME. sy STAMPING FLUTING AND PINKING DEPOT, To STRE LIN & CO.. 5 bay an aed One short sq ivants avenue. cers’ and if Accounts Gtice hosmetreentt st, Has BEMCVED Ft we ia