Evening Star Newspaper, September 26, 1868, Page 2

‘EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the District CROSBY 5. NOYES... WASHINGTON OITY: SATURDAY.....SEPTEMBER 26, 1568, S7 READING MATTER OW EVERY PAGE. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GEAPHIO AND OTHER MATTER. FoR THE AccOMMoDATION OF PERSONS leay- mg the city during the summer months they can bave the Stag mailed to their address, py ordering the same St the office, for 124 cents Per week, tor one week or more. pee oe ainetereet bahia THE NATIONAL DEBT. Mr. Edward Atkinson, whose statement of the receipts and expenses of the Government for the Inst three -years, submitted by him at | the Republican Convention at Worcester, in which he ciaimed to show that ip that time we have reduced our war liability by the amount of one quarter of the total debt incurred, ex- cithd great attention; and he has followed it up by a letter in the New York vst. containing a financial exhibit to show the entire cost of the war, and to prove that we had paid three. | eighths of its cost already. AM his statements | of revenue and of debt are taken, he says, from. the finance reports of Secretaries Cobb, Chase, Fessenden aud MeQulloch forthe years 1-6! and 1°67 fnclusive, and for thé year 1865 from the official estimate recently made public. The war began in April, isél. During the next quarter the whole revenne, other than from loams, Was less than $6,000,000, which sum is inciuded in the following statement ‘The total revenue of the United States trom April 1, 1-61, to June 30, 186%, being seven and & quarter years of actual war or of quasi Peace, has been as follows From internal revenue, $1,123,100,458; from CUSTOMS, 810,804,468; from land sales, $5,145,213; from direct taxes, $12,831,645: miscellaneous, being premium on sales of gold, sales of aban- doned property, and sales of surplus material of war, $241,467.672. Total, im gold and cur- Tency, $2,213,49486. On the 30th of June, 1568, We owed $2,511,000,000; deduct bonds advanced to the Pacifie Railroad, $26,000,000; leaving $2.455,000,000. Total expenditure made neces. sary in seven and a quarter years, im comse- quence of the rebellion, #4,698,319,480. But before declaring the actual cost of the ‘war it will be proper to deduct such sum as would have been ample for all our expenses had there been no war. The result will stand: Total expenditures 7% Years, $4,605,349,456. Allowed for peace ex- Penditure, say $696,349,458. Actual cost of the ‘WAT, $4,600,000,000. But as we owed on the 3ith June, 1565, only $2,455,000,000, it follows that ‘we have actually raised by taxation and paid toward the cost of the war the sum ot $1,515,- 000,000, besides paying all our peace expenses. ‘This payment has been made in seven anda quarter years. and smounts to three-eights the entire cost of the war. The taxes from whica the payments have been made have been levied almost exclusively upon the loyal States, and during four of the seven and a quarter years the most effective portion of their population Was withdrawn from productive industry and engaged im the destructive occupation of the war. Mr. Atkinson calls attention to the fact that these statements show that we have raised by taxation, in seven and a quarter years of ac- tive and passive war, the sum of $2,213,342,435 in gold and currency; in ether words, that the revenue from taxation was nearly one-half ot the expenditure, and asks-—Should we not take courage from this and speedily complete the payment of our debt, which we have so gloriously begun? Since the termmation of the war more iron furnaces have been erected: more pig iron smelted; more bars rolled; more steel made; more coal mined; more lumber sawed and hewed; more vessels built upor our inland waters; more houses constructed; more manufactories of different kinds started; more cotton span and woven: more petroleum col- lected, refined and expotted—than in any equal period in the history of th country, either before or during the war. Shall we falter now, when we have th: whole production of the late rebel States to contribute to our reyenue? Of the sum of ‘$2,213,000,000 raised by taxation since the war began, the larger portion has been paid since the war ended. In three and a quarter years, from April I, 1865, to June 30, 1568, we raised $1,540,068,5-9. But as this burden of taxation of nearly $500,000 a year proved too great for our present condition, the taxes have been reduced to but little more than $300,000,000 a yest; aud such has been the reduction in our expenses the: this sum is ample to meet all expenses and mmterest and a moderate annual Payment of the principal. If we continue the same system by which we now raise that sum, the normal increase of population will so en- bance the revenue that the rate per capi- ta, which now yields $300,000,000, ‘will in the next twenty years increase the aggregate in sum sufficient to cover ali reasonable addition- al expenses and pay off the entire principal of the debt within ‘that fime. We can pay $0,060,000 8 year and bardly feel it. Miss Ottve Locax on Woman's Rients — Under the title of “U's,” Miss Olive Logan dis- cusses the woman question in Packard's Monthly for October, aud among other things says: “As for voting, J wouldn't think of doing such a thing! No: uniess I were sas my vote would be received, I never wend my way to the polls. Becanse, as you say, geaiiemen, how unfeminine for women to meet the rough crowd—to come into contact with horrible men—who would push us and squeeze us! It istrue, we meet much the same crowds at the theatres, and in the stages and horse cars; and, so far as my obser- yation goes, I think women get as much squeez- ing in a Sixth-avenue car, on a rainy afterroon, as they are Jikely to get at any poil that ever was ._ With my experience of New York borse ears I stand prepared to meet the rade Demoorat m Dis native shirt-sleeves, at the polls, or elsewhere. Aftera liberal course of borse car, any woman who survives is quali- fed to yote.” From Spain our dispatches report a force ot Royalist troops concentrating for an attack upon Seville. The Revolutionists are said to be very strong om the seaboard, holding several important towns. Two regiments of Royal troops, sent from Madrid to Cadiz to quell the insurrection there, are reported to have revolted ‘While on the road and goue over to the Revo- | ‘ionsts. The Royalist account of the fight at | Pre ‘Santander states that after a short engagement the Revolutionists were worsted and took refuge in the fleet in the harbor. | THE MONTGOMERY COUNTY AGRI- CULTURAL FAIR. [Special Correspondence of the Star.) RoOckKVILLE, MorteomeRy Cousty, Sept. 26, 1S68.—Editor Star: The Montgomery County, Agricaltural Fair, wi Been 4M progress since Wednesday, closed Inab@vening, and was 8 decided success—over three thor as having been taken inal nF is the first fair held by the Agricaitu ciety of this county since oe a accout of the unsettied state of the loss of large amount of kein pi ty dune the re: bellion. ‘They have receatly’ purchased ten acres of land, im a grove near this village, Nrbich they have enclosed with a neat board fence, a large pavilion, speakers’ and judges’ ctands, and laud off @ baltmite track, which, is now in exeelient ord-r; thas making the finest fair grounds in the State. The display rs stock, agricaltural implements, ae fruits, On dom GUEpOnsed any: aE oy the kind ever before Hele in this State, ‘he award of pre- miums took place yesterday, about two hun- dred awards being "ade, consisting of purses of $50 down to $1. The celebrated stallion Eugene, owned by Col. Frank Hall, of Prince George ‘count d.. took the first premiam for blooded horses; W. ©. Hazei, of Georgetown, receiving the premiums for the best tlooded mare, gelding, and mare and colt. For the fastest trotter the premium was awarded to ; C. Hazel, of Georgetown, his bov-tail horse ea Butler” having made his mile in three minutes and seventeen seconds, although the track was pied heavy on account of the rain, which was falling ac the time, “The next pre- mium was awarded to Ferd. Butler, of this city, and the premium for the fastest pair of jorses to W.C. Hazel, of Georgetown. The Premium for ibe beat three year old horse was awarded to Maj. A. A. Nicholson, Adjatant and Inspector U.S. Mafine Corps, a resident of the District of bia. For the best pair | of matched horses, to Richard Cruit, of George- town. The celebrated driver, Phil. Muerling, of your city, was the successful driver in ail the trials of speed. A pair of dark bay horses, owned by Mr. Williams, of Philadelphia, half brothers of Dexter, and valued at $5,000 each, attracted much attention, and would have re- ceived a premium, bat the owner not being a resident of the State er a member of the society | they could only be honorably mentioned. Gov. Oden Bowie, of Maryland. received the first Rae for the best Devon cattle. Thomas M igomery county. Messrs. cett, of Montgomery county, muums for best domestic, linsey, flannel, andjwoollen goods, of all descriptions. The dis- sy of agricultural implements was very jarge, the principal exhibitors being John A. Baker, of your city, and Frederick L. Moore, of Georgetown. For thrashi machines, tae | premium was awarded toF. L. Moore. For wheat Fans, to John A. Baker. Corn shellers, straw cutters, corn planters, cultivators, to Jno. A. Baker. For plows, shovel plows, wheat drills, cultivaters, and & general display of agricultural implements, premiums were awarded to F. L. Moore, of Georgetown, who is also a resident of this county. For the best two-horse carriage the premium was awarded to McDermott & ‘Bross, of Washington. For the best buggy, to Spee ra Bro., of Wash- ington. The display of fruits, vegetables, &c., ‘was very fine, and reflected oe tae cere pon the residents of this ae ae neahiintion =f of B olaget Ringe fir'ichn B ver Spring, attracted tae attention of sit ofall oe visitors, and Mr. C. re- ceived the highest prizes awarded by the So- ciety ‘Avier the ewerd of premiums a tournament was held, the prize belay & magnificent saddie and bridle to the one who shouid take the rmg the greatest number of times consecutively. On aceount of the very heavy track many young gentlemen belo} to the Prince Geisboro’, and Washington county, D. C., tournament associations declined ride, and the list of contestants was Rherefore very small. After several tilts, the prize was curried off by Clarence M. Dickerson, of Mont- gomery. Professor Tibbetts startling acrobatic feats on the tight rope. and the Fair closed last evening with a magnificent ball at the pavillion on the Fair grounds, and the festivities were kept up until daylight this morning. ‘The above are only a small portion of the prizes awarded, and we have mentioned them because the recipients were chiefly residents of the District of Columbia, or well-known cit- jzens of this Stale, whose names are familiar our readers. ‘he fnir was one of the largest ever held in the county, and the society is now in a very Ee tosh condition. Ji yb H. Bradley, Sr., is the L cherry i Capt. John du Feif is the vice presid Under their management the society is sEapialy ameressing. The attendance of ladies and gentlemen frem the surroanding country was very large, although the weather every was very unfavorable. The Mont- gome! anty Agricultural Society is now fiarty ‘re- ~estanlished, and no doubt will be of great benefit to the farmers of the surrounding country. RExai a BT. ACES CHUROS, capes |! ” service in thie Church will be held berestter mt Te @'clock, commenci T SUNDAY. Sept. with Morning service at 1, as usual. Sabvath School al LECTURES ON PEEREAR ROGERS will be continued at Wood- ward's Buildy Bear corer Feng. srenne and Lith, street. TURDAY, MONDAY, and TUESDAY Ninase Admission free. Be- marwed tate be conta. 5026-2t* (CS sted come DEpEeEEA, ek fe Raneene —* ‘he ony: our qoeeraTe be old EX XP crrces: | ieee ry Store’ 9 o'clock, Oy ‘order of the Ohairman’ “we Wate PAPER HA’ oaks. ATTENTION ited to semi - PREACHING AT ODD FELLOWS’ 1. —The Congregation of the M peed cenalis Sacer ate ‘The trial of the Rev. Mr. Habbard, of West- | erly, Rhode Isiaud, for violating the Canons ‘of the Episcopal Ohureh, commenced in Provi- dence on Tuesday tast, A statement of tacts agreed upon by the Council was presented to the Court and actepted. The statement ad- mits the main fects. John W. Stmess, Esq. counsel for the complainants, offered to waive further proceedings if Rev. Mr. would covfess Bis crror. This was declined, and the case was opened by Mr. Stiness, who was followed by the counsel tor Mr. Hubbard. S27 The Hannibel (Mo.) Sonthand West says immigration inte Missouri continues to in- crease, S7-The Oregonians are enterprising ship- builders and traders. One firm, Simpson Bros., of Coo’s Bay, owns twenty-four sailing ves- te ‘They freight lumber to Australia, and do 3 coastwise business. S7The Episcopal Convention in Maine, last Week, swstructed their delegates to the general convention of all diocese to favor action looking to a union with the methodist Episcopal Church. S7-The commissioners to survey the Poin Lookout rail road at a recent meeting Appointed —— Tippett. Esq,, of St. Mary's county + engineer of the survey. sooneces L. Callam, son of Mr. John S Saltemoe Botair. Ba. wp appointed a cadet at West from the second congress. sonal district. S7 Alex. T. Stewart. ot New York, is not an eight hour man. He works fourteen hours and gets about 10440 a day. bry A. prison at S7'Itls said the famous Richmond is tobe fitted up ase maoufactory of fertilizers by a = m eae company which Bas leased it S7 Near Green River eg eR er All arning. his sandstone, wea 3. on the Central quarried stone re- at last ac- apparently uf Hubbard | 9th street worahip in Odd Tub streets Seonen public are invited. it ed OF bid, wa ASHINGEON Te aT- No. 138 Pa AvEwe. of, 1a83. pads gnnual meeting for election of officers will be held at the Board of Trase Rooms on MONDAY , September 23. at s o'clock. Mana A MOORE. ‘Secretary. [Sunday Chron. and Herald it) wf * CaBD. GRAND REOPENING oF G. W. HARVEY & 00.8 STEAMED OYSTER o. 289 Pa ave., Det. 9th and loth ste. Tenderin; the public tofor our thanks to our rene friends and for the very generous wed upon us. we gary ede from to-day hence: ar end the choice varisties of Taaking s speciality of Oysters. our 6 trade and preparation of ta the public community wi OYSTE! freeece in the tr them fully enabling us to guarantee the finest varieties at all tues and uy cumstances. Prepared for the table proved style kpewn to the vcalinat, tion famous ti val fourth story, Se a een Lith aud 1th aunts janetion « D wi d Pennsylvania 6: Sveune. eam Sen 1 7527s oraan, aN ena pied Grete: SHOE HOUSE, Where the pal ) what aut. aod tbat 9 of the best ually, “se! SEVENTH STREET, 12,%g ‘oor south of K and Northern Market, | "fe a IN TOBACCO. found bright igh Troma setae sone High streei, wader ‘SRMES } WALLACE. STALL No. ss, w prepared to fi faraish fie. tacts . ‘ae ote oe Ta medium FO TORRCoU 6 . at © OURE.N FO.ray t Nw HUTHERS eng Gasp OPENING OF ‘MELGINERY AND DRESS MAKING. “MRS. AG. GASTON & C0. ; ‘© MTL Linerrx coos, : Together with a choice selection of > FRENCH PATTERN BONNETS AND mars, ‘ To Laser respectfally invite AGL the MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 15682) In addition to the usual business, we would in- ‘Vite your epecial attention DRESS aga CLOAK makiic. DEPARTMENT. «BS RR, Pat LIFE INSURANCE. $5,000 for $6 Premium * UMDER THE AUSPICES OF THE Manhattan tener Relief Association. THE MANHATTAN CO-OPERATIVE RELIEF ASSOCIATIO! TH — OF NEW 18 CHABTERED Bo 3!) STATE 0 OBJECT. ‘he object of this Association is tos acesh petal rns forty days after the Ss fa many dollars as there are members in the clans fo which ‘he or ae Delonge, To bie oF MEMBERSHIP FEES. membership fees are siz dollars at jot ne , Saad a policy will be furnished ,) and One doi r and ten cents on the death of each member, of Thich duc notice wit ill be given. One dollar eash member gor s to the widew or heirs of the de coased member, and the ten conte for expenses of colection. by divided into TH FO aN PEN CLASSES FO: Assoon a if} Hed, ten +f tbe pune she or ything is done to make 2. Bye ° each Clase eiual. areas CLASSES. &—All persons betw: C—AIl persons: 30 years. Daal be persons between ssyears. Fal persons between the ages s in H—All persone between the ages Ss years: ial between 60 years: Kall ‘between a snd 65 years. Any one that is found to give his or her ioe seen i will be Ned. and the ‘moneys paid Torfelted 43 The e Member, and g10 sack time simember diet fonxing to the same Class he or she may be member. member of one Class cannot be assessed this daltar Vf @ member of another Class di Each Glass {s INDEPERDENT, havin mo commeciion with any other. ILLUSTRATION. Class “A” has 5.000 dies, ‘The Association bare ovat lena forty vay dare 35.000 the widow or heirs ‘hembers egard within tea dave one on each to the A ea aglne it. ‘Ealing to send this et to mone the Association supplies @ ne aber to ail th ea siecs er tase tape ake ADVANTAGES. ‘The advantages of this Association over ordinar Life eg Se eens tea BO a paid et ‘such iy aera Son on any man can iecare to his family a competency upon his death, HOW TO BECOME MEMBE! Any one desirin, in person, or mt postal order, or ng paid by the applicant. Und: stances til the Association be responsible for moneys sent but t. 1g the money ponyevl a tnthts way. Accom red. Toemberahis ‘will be sent upon jach member oueht to, try te make mew members, by x0 deine he benefits himself. “Mo letter will be noticed that does not contain © three cent postage stamp to prepay return - INVESTMENTS. ‘The Ly-laws of the Association require that one- ices ‘4 ue fand fe held by the NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, = Aer led bag cea in a Spies States Bonds or York a ry. wb yee sropeee sal the value cet ‘aE ‘FUNDS. ‘he remaining t birds. after ing the ex- =e of eee ‘eball pore in Beal communications should be ed to BOB- BRT F, NOAH, No, 222 ¥ at ‘ashington, . C., General Guo District of Ooleeois Tor the pont hs Co-operative Relief Asssocie- * t= an SERIE ere maeale | E i os iblic, ee, Ho. 8 Fin 5 hs le, Pee ws, ok ‘Anapebotion tre: aS T, Vice President. a D.. cogenlting and Examining Physictan, » Washi ington, D. LocaL AGENTS A ARE WANTED Inevery Count omaemes Agent for the Drei of gn Virginia and Tss-vean SIX PEB OENT. GOLD BEABING BONDS. A limited issue of the Bonds of the MASONIO HALL ASSOCIATION or ta¥ DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Is now ready at the FIBST NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON, where subscriptions will be received, and informa- tion im regard to them cheerfully furnished. These Bonds are e Arst-class security in every re- spect, and are amply secured by mortgage on the Masonic Hall property. Payable ten years from date, Cocrox Bonds, in denominations of §50, and $500, bearing interest, payable semi- 5 of BIX PER CENT. IN GOLD. B. B. FRENCH, Pres't. HN. D. BABWER, Bec’y. ecu-tt! —_WM.® HUNTINGTON, Tress. OTO! BOE HEBBING. P sai POTOMAC SHAD, order. cereal ear cE saraatag Bie WANTS. DI respectable maa. (Scotch,) zB Waemarepee iene | FY street, corner of O. eae gern ere three pleasant BOO! 2k ly 188 cy street tet New ¥ Sento ond L cereet —" ‘se 36-10" re F On RENE -A Ts Bir B Evin Bent moderate. A. ORRIS' Grocery, Corner of th berset wud Hatt ouaiaS 7 FORMINY OF EAP—owALE STORE wis bea Fespectable room, Show-Case. Fixtures, &c.. suitable for ‘who thoroughly under~ ANTED—A ers os stands FARMING. to pat Serstve mules. in the PaO fe ApPly at No. 308 WANTED-SITUATIONS aad the cotter t between 26-20 e amemen. ahora, whi : ak a any gui Dasiness, 170 Pennsyivania avenue, on Pee ns ay 0 corner ail Farniehed Seria irests, Georgetown. Can 7 om papi moet TSiwcaike aria!” | Bi goaiekrearing fone ave, between ti Winter sEADY wire zy PIANO, ani ‘snd | and 6th sts. vocniey ve desirable. 9e25-35" WW eapeten Bese acenasaated Eons DININ' mM wate Bone rica the ange rate seroomnnaeiel adunelaad, HTN. onthe hr igor, tarnished or Sboves “Apply 3 373 10th ot.» near Mass, ave. an 3s two siuares {rom avens avenue. “haeate ANTRD=By int of October: mngee at For Be Abeer st |. from October Ist ebildren.. Rent pn ald in edyance, and good refer- mous oe OUSK, with modern ence given If reueived ean, stating Tocation, Las Key Division of Issues Eressury Ty bopact= Wiha ah SHEET see. WORK Hy : ra ee op aS ee eS woaRD. Terms reasonable. iy at hoave, Penn- sylyania avenue, "ith. “se 2e3t AX RSON | aes OF 4 BMALL US- furnished bouse er roo Atsile for house, keeping, may hear of FUBNITORE for tse of same Dy etdrenel: ing Mre. WILSON, at Star 0 fice. THREE STORY Lu For, RENT Wi two-ate A YADr Wao ues BECENTLY ERTERNED from the Continent, where &l P out estres au rh ie Remy 5 at ate theron oats Se erm OF RENT—Fonr nd Maem BOOMS, Latin: sed = Masi ferences if ta ‘aa. water. communicating: suitable dress to ES Ho Ms Box. 642, for bouseRecpiag: 308 il stroct netwena | Dec. ith "Nowe weed apply who have tore dian one iT—A FEROS con = Wiese ros, auitabie & cou Fo RENT Fine Brick HOUSE, No. 671 North M tainin (equiv et JUS: 8 REGU, Heal Office 3631 pts treet west ea aie, Sartell Sas FOR SALE AND RENT. buildings now on Each Lot is 20 feet 4 inches by 1°0 feet. Price @ conta per foot, on same tore Rox 1 Real Estate Brokers aud Auctioncers, se 3t a 670 Seventh ice. fornished Ri with Fem Ears ‘see anvebosas 4 H street, A EOR fete ela Fea —— 4 eee AMUSEMENTS. Pre oirred SqELDor®. eRe. ACADEMLES, L MS FOR RENT— bgt? Kept: centrally, tora house; po single ladies See ie ‘Peunss!vania avenue. ort mee: od bas B, RENT. 10 and Parlor and rats mite ~3 poy Reenter No. etand Louisiana avenue. yoy A LOT AT ONCE. DELAYS ABE DANGEROUS. Buys Lot. ® home. Ten eet fai oors airectiy's Sn the gr grade on 11th ight LOTS on 12th street: pavement in balance mouthiy wil Perl ba —J ry ae aegis ee l7-4w fone ltr in rear, 01 — FOr ICELY FURNISHED Eve ca sb eae | Fe Street, between Oth aud Tih ste ease gee as whiei will Fanta dae Ys tae ree sities an eeata To OHS ate Ma a. @ and H, Wi + D-0. fo ‘and ges. after 3 o'clock p.m. Were c ete «2 © | Gomtmocr pes 2 Boss DIO OMS Tat References required. at B. an FPATL' Real Estate Ofce, corner 7th and Dat, Cert ss sat stern ma arene: ar NEW AND OAS: ae ratte Rime sven rejereted ry z % ine 08 Rey the mod pe Trine Rees | ae 3 ee | Bie. BERT: weet soa brewa waters, Bit ‘on 13th street, Bo. LOST AND FOUND. Er v. font Paging: rest. seis an a In G .D_O. = z, ciresis;a nely nati Ladies Goud Biawhae | FF ‘e Sihae Been bopren yea: EA Are fall in well oe pans dence of the late Gee. Poe, jr. house contains Heft st sf hats, De #036 2° | the modern improvemente—furn: water. $5 See ts a ae 3 gyare.egiousicn. planted with trait abi D hind. feet whites bait | street. : M08 iw" immed to, J asthe ae, ¢ pr gent moedorate,) Coraat af Mh ast U stecane, Fou D TRESPASSING On Fi PREMIans 4p ‘OUR BOOMS TO fi ol na ining leenwood + & stray Of F Unfurnished, suitable for . 341 mes cae or ia reguented call rove property, | B street, between Mh aud loth strecte, Pee’ as.att et - ewes op er Pp to ee ou Sth street and good neteho diner goods in- Guise at DUSTER treet beat D north: wa. OLENDENIN. ou, on the 2st wis) their ramp. The FE BENT—A BRICK HOUSE. six roome and . Bit pee = ith and Boundary 5 EEWARD, ray it. For terms Sppiy ou the : premises, infra e038 3" inet. corner 10th nha 29 fe ‘k of = cross ee 1]-1m* if retarned to 0. H, ‘OB BEN’ 7 Nine Room HOUSE. 197 Fetreet, appert’s Slaughter House, toad of Cron CS ita stone fr MICKUM. ie Tamaat, 3 Bis ew. | m2" tae Twenty-Becond sireot west soeon ata ‘OR RENT—Three UNFURNISHED BOOM an Paar ioeral reward F sa gh ascend Floor. at 439 9th, if street. betwen tur ren need not ap- Teen D Sad B stroster island: o2 Oe ESStB | Sly. “deol location for Demtice an OR RENT—Two nicciy Farsished_ FRONT Seine nub OOW with oa dak brows nent ROO yo wy Fors i79 Thinks. ‘across nostrils. A liberal rewara’ will ‘Perms ressdnsbie: References ey laa bast Gate po ss see FINNEY. For eer F next fo the corner of 20th $5 insta dark, tea, vaitale OO¥ cow, Ws woli ead for a Book store oF Bling 7a ger eed ot bas Dusi- hole tn ef rlebt cr, white spot on har ead end me tHERNAG: RELL Hy e siyen ft returned to JOAN E: in EK. "PRTRL, corner ot iE RENT—In_ one of 1 soa Bate Fs oretara tee or ae ORT CE aaEE ae ack Cae eras aie neous. 7rith, closets. pantry. private stairway, $55 ie B eons Le COW SF phen) ua i og Tarts hydrant and Ist wht | ene Dy ing the Cow to8, dress P. 0. Box 390, Washingtonss PIFFERLING No Sor out, wea" D are aces spicodia RICK BESI- ICT 0 UMBIA, eens MiNozOR Co ran to wit: Ge of Sf across fon from the pu I hereby certify AEL CONNOR. of improvements on the, the ow ty meas ofthe in and for Sy ie F 3 co., BA 45570 street Reoween: Dand ®, 8625-1m Washington, D.v. Eicraecrae LEASE and FURNITURE ofa ore op ‘hie sheaidsr and, nipped is ind leg. Given under ay THO! . jouse, forty-five Justice of the Peace. ty-fve of which are hemtrosae’ The car Glenwood Osmeterye ” Meche Sie ei cenane angela. or terms. fein, ABD esirared Sth Aagust,ong | guire of HALL & BUSS, corner of 708 and D ‘sad about two years old; "The Susier oft Po ee 2 ond shout PR OR T—Wendsomely Fu BOOMS, Einin eve., where the above reward hepa. Fe bes Fa ES eRe ETRE the most r, partly fu one of eee ™{ doris of ti BOARDING. Octobers S37 hth st., bet. Land i. BP Frem October let, « plessant BOOM, FORBERT—Two, FRAME HOUSES. of four » Second floor, 3=9 Mi street, be rooms in the row corner of 4 and F doors Renae _ ae at S10 ‘ber month an vance, poet the EDING—Nicely furnished ita a ner house. Fe PETE OTE a pe st Bid. through ipost oihces to" Wi ibitaw 3 eM tes Bera Mi hose, 205 El sate eae Eat: famil there are tery FApDIy at "303 Kew’ ‘Tork aren E URNISHED WIFE BOARD Nis BEFORE SED B a ie Board can rt wiswntr bebreee be found at 512 H ne 25-31" aa BEN T—With Board, two nicely- aoa om 520; a the second fl ia Eamnity, ao. See } oth street, ni leasant Mos Suitable for oats 12th street, near se 7-1m™ oe Oo BEAUHT FULLY FUE aig ROOMS Yer rent with ait the contort of bam Set Fo nd New York.a Board if desired. Apply to Mra. HINES. north: GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE CAN BE east corner wth street and Penns: yivania avenue. A ated =. Bi fo) BOOM oF 8 ‘nous, Terao modaants a ith or without or without. Board ‘Good or three gentiomen | MALL FRAME HOUSES FOR BALE. rier Maebrick beta oaiteener | SH us = NINO, of FIVE BOOMS on Nth treet, between i i M F BBE CEASS BOARD salty ad "ieneaat | FOUR Russ ROOMS om 1ith streot between “from most of the public ef- location, » short walk. trom most of Tiana it mi heh E EOOMS on ISth'street, between on Sey STEMMER —WISHING —VIRBT- OLap GPRBUe SARD, wits ail the comiree ots , should a Sopls tame ae Hiately at Wo, 483 loth = ne t eatistec- tion ion given. Ser ss in jad- Fe Won Several very desirable TE Ruin th street north, for $1,000 each. Lot 25 by 100. itle good. Oxon Tang Kncar, the , between ‘ket, Jocalit ir Naleembammme 1 awit meer, Be 24:3t 416 Beyenthe Gand H, FOr Bee BENTH end at i a t, between Terms only treets, 8 lar . gas and fooe eee MB; oA For nt board sisauire let acho. water visas 61090 crménth, pala m advance, § For 391 C street, street, bet” "oe and 84 mst For Ly aaST-a = eae Bouee, | Ee FOR SALE. girs eee ant Stare Fhe fnest Sed moet rap “Graft = F BEALION In ict, F‘ Flaiee is BE sine tinea 5 irivine voninew, end terms, uply to southeast ‘corner F and Os atrects ses ed FR pick nOtsE ished or an mnfurniabod +) eae ‘at No. 378 iggy { ioth and M ste res a ake scone 7, a ‘e Bovonth strect. Fess e DW RELI Re Ho Use. ERELS FOR SALE Fo eal alley Fee ort SUELO. Appiy Motrosohteen | Aftcon toot alte doug set fi buildt, ‘fron ae Biter, SY Cte, leben Saad | Hem cae sete ee EIN A PESTER. | “hs oF ing @ good bust: ds papa an On. ENT—In a new at Iurontanr xews. handee eg ii fae with Arat-clase, Bowe aye furniture entire); 0. B. JEWELL’S PREMIUM SOAPS F3 are acknowledged to be for THE BEST soars FOR THE LEAST Mowmy | {7piued)on the aged ta aie Be ate in the market. OB SALE. fag cea aunde om the Ota et; | | THE FOUR, MEW. RLNGan?, SPACToUs, paclnerstions, im stat pathaiencs ‘The premium ORLENTAL 80 At the corber of 1 Bid re YORK CITY B0aP, si ae, The | QHEMIOAL OLIVE 80aP, % LAUNDB! . cooks ds otaminadion ve and are gnaraa- jssd to ttvepertet saastertons Ss *® of these and take nA hE youn GROCER foreny OARLT Male by all of the BEST GROCERS tm the Manufactory, Nos. 500 and 502 @ street north ae eearrmntalip on ae som eed ave BEB M ctrest._ ome, id Cegets, $a man- (OB EXCHANGE for Property near Washing- ton, ® fine MANSIO! feast sy emateas tote Tae < xT i Also, co: 2 besutiful builiing te with never ‘isine ths Senn qb i Stinemets: in Bilas a tee F Mpc seen at the store. cf BRYAN avenue, opposite. Metrapalitan 60 2-2awim™ —— seas, et —_ Hea Fin of GA s Pak cat eu Re PERSONAL. W. Dae ae ANTED — Of 0 jormation iy received iit st, corner lith street, Pera “A persone = note draws Hey Se eee me ziote F. A. BECKET ADAME BALL BRANCH RaTAD. My ieee a et nes, ‘Drees Cattin and Fitting Wy meagerement crust. Terme mod: work’ Ingulre as above. eetye code Hw. separa, “* at ¥ streets, opoatee t OfRce. Box YOUR SCHOOL BOOKS at FRENCH & RICHARDSON’S, 434 Pennsylvania avenue, Ds ‘SHAE, a, Poe ngecran on Sovopilae rience and uni vereat se 19-Im* Sttendance., Ail ia trouble coll Sette ee eat 36 pace on a BY POST, 50 CENTS, BEPaoDeCrTy aed asa a maraiaie' LIGA TIONS, A rae tra ‘and STRBILI pation, So 2 and 6 tos ctreetay Washing 136 ee yore cE ° jee or CORVEYA: IF DEEDS Orrice: Bo. y aBEINGTON Doge PASEMEST, Particular attention paid te Landlora “ or an 23m ” pramprma FLOTING HAS REMOVED sts dake soe DEPOT, on 6-2 Geena ‘No. 493 1th street One short 1 s.m. tos p. Fokdw ann PaYsI 5-3 aves Street. aera bya in, ‘end Sew York. MAE ee om, Palaer de Seeman cs 8 eerie men, who, from the Eas Balloon. with ets and Sheil 3 GreeclaCoeetattn of Many Colors. yemtation of the 8: hs Srent Reores or e Sun, with Rosette kets and Shell fat Bina: representing the largest Volcane iain an its Crater volleys of jn, wath ‘commence wt 2 v\clock Pom. Fire- ‘™ precisely iting © ccntloemen . 2 cents; Children & years, Weents eisiie rn. ittee of Arrangements—& Brown, (Geo. D. Fs Ballet Mast Floor ian Ea oe eas at the ferry to carry pessen- 2 PIC-NIC or ONANDAGA TRIBE. No.10,1 0.8. ar SUENEMANN'S GABDEN, ox MONDAY, SEPT. 2s, 1568, Tickets, admitting a Gentleman and Ladies, 50 cents. ittee of A: A. Ward, A.@. 3. Mace. Te Mace Srartows @ @. Fay. Fos MOUNT VERNON, ‘The Steamer in Thos. Statek. pore fee a Ipet ot Se Batrelas If Baliet CLOTHING, &c. Tu HOLIDAYS ABE OVER! Come, boys, it's getting cool; ‘Time now, to go to school ! Boys have had a splendid ran, Splendid run and jolly fan. Now the jolly fun's done; ‘Time the schooling was begun. Jackets torn; trowsere muddy; Now begin the steady study. Bring along the slates and book: Brisk footsteps; pleasant looks Ho! there! don’t pout ! What's the matter? Elbows out? Best jacket's got a hole in? Pants need half soling * Can't stand worn-out clothes ? Won"t go te school with those ? Mere, Pa! take the boy ! Fill bis youthful beart with joy! ‘Trot him off right away, Bay a suit of clothes to-day! Cost, and Vest. and Pants, and all, At the CELEBBATED OAK BALL. Don’t let the 1 He will bes better has soot cl oth |. Good clothes fe izved boy ta foes, ‘Bing’ for ev food boy's bo; eal porent , at the inmous 02) BAL! 464 7th street, a s Spposite ‘his te an entirely new Stock, mad a Pe" o— the best ale Cele. VAN MERCHANT TAILOR hae opened his new store, No. 419," ‘corner of Kigbth and E streets. ieee Department. where be Wil be plonsed 1 ait nis see old friends, Customers, S84 the pablie Fe ER, (Buccessor to H. F. Lorpox & Co. 2) CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY MERCHANT TAILOR, Metropolitan Hotel, (iste Brown's.) iyi8-tf No. 362 Penn. avenue, Washington, E ‘ALLEN, MANUFACTURER OF LIME, AND DEALER Ix SESEEES; CRMEEE: HAIR, &. on Rock Oreek, between Tand K stroots omen, 326 C street, betw: oth th, Metropolitan Hotel oun Sheath, ear at Qt Ne. 1 LIMR, for Brown Mortar, $1.10 per bar “CEMENT and PLASTER at New York prices. suZ7-im Cu CE BUTTER. bt CARTE: FOR FINE Ww ORK cases 45D WESTERN Borrss” = Just recetved. tye tape chotce grades New by the Ni PRODUCE A . woangUFREEE PRODUCE COMPANY. Bors: AND YOUTHS” DRESS AND SCHOOL CLOTHING. A large stock just received for FaLl AND WINTER WEAR. STEPHENS & CO., 310 Pennsyivania avenue, bet. 9th and 10th streets. Parext PANTALOON DEAWERS. au 24-tt ‘The vest fitting DRAWERS 18 the world are the PATENT PANTALOON DRAWERS. FISK, CLARK & FLAGG, Patentees and Mn an -eollt Ne. 55 Whitestrest, LY Fuovr. LINGANON FaMILy FLOUR. ALL veer GRAPES FARILY AnD ‘Extra FLouR, For sale low in lots to suit, by W. MeGALT & 00., Indians avenue and ist street, near Balt _and Ouio Depot. Ho" EE meee Pam = as, =. 5 Sees SOO TS Sirest below Feans.ave. Eats’ Tae COPABTNERSH: P imnzrorone Ex- isting between the pore hey eels-tf