Evening Star Newspaper, June 8, 1869, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Circalation in the District CROSBY S. NOYES..........Editer. WASHINGTON OITY: TUESDAY .esses--eee-eeeens JUNE “y 1969, S7 READING MATTER ON BVERY PAGB. SES OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TR&LB- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. The city election yesterday resulted m a greater victory even for the Republicams than che sweeping one indicated when we went to press. Mr. Boswell is elected Collector by nearly 5,000 majority, or nearly double that ever received by ® municipal candids: Wallach, in 1364, was elected Mayor over | Easby by a majority of 2,276. Hall's majority over McNerbapy, for Collector, in 1567, was | It was anticipated that the Repablican majority would reach 2,5. bat that party was early &8 much astomsbed a their opponents that it shovid mount up to the figures realized. The opposition failed not ouly to register, but | siso to vote when registered. The registra. Hon would have allowed them to prt ia some. Bg Over 7,000 votes, number they failed to reach by at least 2,0u0 votes. While such a victory is well caleuiated to anspire the jubilant feelings shown to-day by the Republicans, it womld have been much more satisfactory to all thimkiag members of the psrty bad st pot been marred by the riots +m some of the wards through the attempts of some reckless colored men to prevent voters of their own color from exercising the rizht of suifrage im their own way. It will affora tae most telling argament Against negro suffrage that conid bs placed m the hands of its opponents, that the colored people in the first city where the experiment has been tried wadertake to control the exer- cise of the right by brate force. The system of simvery from which they have just been eman- cipated was not more barbarous and despotic than the slavery they attempt to impose upon the voters of their own color. Phe impression will go abroad that the elec- | tow would bave resulted differently bad the coioted “citizens voters” Deen permitted to des port thew ballots Gamolested, whereas we do wet believe that fifty colored people in the whole city would have voted that way. The police doubtless have the names of the ring- jeaders im these riots and they should not tail ty arrest them, and have them punished to pre- vent the repetition of such scenes. Thisisonly | ‘an act of justice to ths great body of the colored | People of the city who utrerly condemn these outrageous acts. and who should mot be held responsible for the course of the rowdy ele- | ment that beld sway for « time fn the | Second Ward yesterday. in regard to | the attack mpon Stewart it should be stated | that the feeling against him was uadoubtediy greaUly imtensified by his course as sub-con- tractor in failing to psy his men. This, of | courte, afforded po palliation for the action of the mob, but the iact serves to show that the raid upon him was not inspired aitogether by his politics. But enough transpired in the course of the day in the Second and other Wards to show that a body of negroes were determined by physical coercion to prevent any ot their race from voting the Citizens’ neket. ‘Tre New Boarvs.—The election yesterday creates quite a revolution im the composition ot the City Councils. Every member elect of the lower Board 1s Republican, and only one | was a member of the last Board, Mr. A. S. ‘Taylor, of the First Ward. Inthe Aldermen, Carter A. Stewart, Repub- lican, 16 elected for the long term. in place of J. Q. Larman, conservative Republican. D. M. Davis. Republican, takes the place of Jona F. Cook, Republican, elected Rezister. | tm the Second Ward, Wm. H. Chase, Republi- can, succeeds Zaimon Kichards, Kepablican, Appointed Superimiendent of Public Schools. | In the Third Ward, T. C. Connolly. Republi- can, is elected over R. F. Fenwick, Citizens’ | ticket. In the Fourth Ward, M.G. Emery, | Republican, succeeds Asbury Lloyd. In the Fitth Ward. W. H. Slater, Republican, suc | Joha Grinder, Citizens’ ucket. Ia the Ward, Charles Champion, Kepubiican, suc- | (Third Ward.) Moore, (Fourth Ward.) and McCathran, (Sixth Ward.) The Board of Al- | dermen therefore stands eleven Kepabiicans and three Opposition; the Lower Board uu: imously Republican. it « probable that n. Crocker, who has | Proved Bimseif an excellent presiding officer, | ‘will be elected President of the Board of Al- | dermen, and Mr. Taylor or Colonel H. A. Halil President ot the Counc: ‘Tug ELgctions 1m FRaNcE.—As the <etaiis | come in concerning the late electious in France | they serve toshow'yet more conclusively the | gro strength of the opposition to the Em- | pire js opposition, which six years ago had scarcely a skeleton organization beyond the chief centres of population, 1s now an act ve sod strong political party in almost every de- partment: and appears to have cast more than one-third of all the votes. and, among the most powerful aud intelligent constituences, such as Pars. Lyons, ana Marseilles, has uniformly | defeated the candidates of the Government. In | Paris it bas cast tour-fifths of all the votes. Nepc'ron's utmost exertions having availed to r prudent om Bis invor. The number of deputies elected by the op- | Position is twenty-siz—only three more than ia the Chamber jast dissolved. But a majority is required to elect; and in fifty-nine “ciream- scriptions” no candidate bas obtained a m:jor- ry. Im each of these there was bat one Gev- ment candidate: the opposition was divided, | so that the Government has been defeated iu | eighty-five divisions; and if the opposition | should unite im the suppiemeatary elections, as they are striving to do, they will have four times as many delegates as ever before. ‘The progress of the opposition in Paris is Startling. The mumber of electors since 1452 | having imcreased 59,000, the Government has | lost 77,000 votes in Paris, and the opposition | has gained 123,000. At the pretent moment the Government, including its functionaries, its sergeants and its gendarmes, possesses scarcely | @ fourth of the votes in Pari ‘The two leading Republican papers ot Ubi- eago—the Trilume and the Kepublican—bitierly coudemm the second nomination of Mr. J. | Russell Jones as American Minister at Brus. 1 ls. The first named PAper had a dignified | Dut severe half colume article on the sadject ou Satarday;and the last named believes «the popular sentiment in Chicago and the North- ‘West is almost unanimous that the nomination ‘was am improper one in the first instance, and became doubly so upon its repetition.”" sang sae das In the first precinct of the Seventh Ward there were, when the polis closed last night, some fifty oF sixty voters in line, about one. | fourth of whom were colored. This, we be | eve, is the only precinct im the city where the ote was not deposited before tne close of the | | | polls. ve. STRAW ice TOCaDRY Ww RG Serr wart aaa rs SUNDAY ef WALOR OF 4! 21 hsW BEKRY POOF A Hreot mart x TURSVAY ‘en + Tae Piano trom 2‘ is. situ Tou Gente “Ei PRESIDENT TO THE ComMIasroNERs \) Parsge’s Imstarctioss To DENTS.—The President addressed the tollowing letter to the indian Commission, recently im session ip this city than Bisnop, New York. and Heary keeping its “necessary e: on, subsistence aud tert hire when actualiy nmngra said servi polls but few more than those de. | i CBOIR OF TH: ats Cclock ‘G e - BL - A- © aa PER a ILDING ASSOCIA: EAST W: ctor ™ it a’pleasant place of reeorte | €: hahaa POLAR 80DA 7 8-33 Beh re | 8s sega, INDIAN Arratrs—IseTRecctions o Execerive Maysioy, ) Wasitxotoy, Jupe %, 1889. A commission of citzems having been Po.nied uuder the autRority of law to ¢o- operate with the Administrative Departmeat in the management of Indian affairs, consisting of Wm. Welsh, of Puiladelphia; Joon 0. Far- weth Onicazc: Geo. H- Stoart, Pailedeiphin Robert Campbell, St. Loui New York; Felix Re ” Brunot, Pittsvarg; Indiana, the following regulations will furtber directions, control the action szation and employ its own cleric appropriated therefor by Congress. full opportunity to thereof. 3. They shall have tull power to inspect in Person oF by sub-committee the varions Ladiaa soperimiendencies rnd agencies of the Indian ‘ot of annuities, at consnitations or comncils with the Ludians | Ad when on the ground to advise superi: | tendents and agents in the performance of their untry, to be present at payni duties. 4. They are authorized to pe present in per. son or by sub-committee at purchase of goo urposes, And inspect said pur- ng with the Commissioner of In- ith reference thereto their advice as to ci chasing goods or conducting the affairs o! Indian Bureau proper Complaints agai Superiniendents or agenta or other off same mauner be forwarded to t Barean or Department of Interior for action. 6. The commission wiil, at their board meet- ings, determi tion im the manner above indicated, and ali olving the expenditure of public Money will ve acted — by the Executive or the Secretary of the Interior betore expendi- plans it ture is made under the same. 7. The usual mode of accounting with the ‘Treasury cynnot be changed, and ail expendi- tures, therefore, must be subject to the ap- wale now seas ured by law and by the reg: ie Treasury Department, and all Youchets must conform to the same laws and Tequizements and pass through the ordiaary ioms of th Gasaes A afford ral work of civil age life. 9, The commission will keep such record or minutes of their proceedings as m1y be neces- sary to afford evidence of their action, aud will provide for the manser in which their com- Mmunica'ion with and advice ts the Govera- ment shail be made and authenticated. (Signed) U.S. Gaast. Geveral Ely 5. Parker, the Commissioner of Andian Affairs, bas also prepared a circular letter of instructions to superintendents, ‘which be says: “Your duties are to superiatend and control the agents embraced in your eb: the Department felly aud prom; all matters of interest or importance ing to the service; to make such sq; recommendations to it as in y. terior or the Commi-sioner of ladian Atfai The correspondence of the agents under your with the reports, estimates, ac. , hominations of suitable persons as em- Ployees and other matters of business, will be cated to this office through you, after having Teceived your careful examiuation and supervi: com jude nt reasonable appropriations baving de to nssist_ them in sustaining themsel aiter such you wall wi condition of the Lndians in your supe: ency, impressing the Indian mind up: favorable opportui Government, and t to the You will endeaver two keep ernment, and of kindness, and maintam. “Your success in the accomplishme: objects will depend greatly upon the e! it is confidently hoped that 1 pointment for this responsible duty.” STB LB will be held in the a! fy Bail: on TURSDAY jetzervtt's Music = eh DEDICATORY CONCERT. A GRAND Con Prof. JusEPH B netant. Tic @EO. H. PLANT, President. SIX BER EBT: INTEMMGT om each custeny, share vanced ‘should not fail to call § Bocd3sy ae street, near Oiey Bale ee eeeeeaey teceed ‘ticathiy Rive toe at ot Beard of rete strert, “t TUMBDAY. ews re ‘on jetropolitan Bank: Tue | Grserat | * Scrertvreyx Stites iil be offered for te next which was coat envestene to tical ere Maes F ittchen. fe Lo Feat ret ae Y seven room FRAME hay windows. Freuch 1 s 00d tenant, ay ear Baltiqnere , SAVE YOUR MONEY. f BUY YOUR TBA BY THE POUND. Lane, said commission and of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, in matters coming under ther jornt supervision 1. ‘The commission wili make its own organ- assistants se8 of tramsporia- ellings, or as ea Investment for the f @! GIN tut and 2d streets. opse aay on He the benest o au Sinproveuent i quality. iu ideation fm the city, Sesier con inne {he article more econ AT A BARGAIN. ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL UILDING within the amoua’ The commission shall be furnished with pect the records of the | Indian office, and to obtain full information « at fe a3 to the couductot all paris of the aiaire | } “Shall tlopt the new ey In the District of Columbia, loc between Land #. near the the pound-—sue 05 & thousand—and im that way it to the masses The oe should HOWBER & CO. GROG! 32K STREET, opposite Northern Libertios Market it is far more dal ved by both Indien where. they keep Inguriant wae: b ‘Then why continua to go buy the most delicate and nt werfal a)eorbent. and fi and boreeone te most penetrating of ali vols! betances, iC cannot es. ape yhere not only fish and kerosene. bnt soap, nd moaDy other at by a never faillvg springs ot soft water: goil of ail ‘oam, gravelly and black bottom ing. dairying. stock CXposUre [0 4 grOEe Sor br coaptry » r they shall deem it necessary or “ that insiructions of superin“endenis or agents be changed or modified, they will communicais such advice through the oilice of Commussioner of Ingian Affairs to the Sec- retary of the Interior, and in like meaner inges in modes-of pa Giry Property, ‘and wi ony with suchrarticles Lhandla my tea with great care, and offer you e benefit of the co operative piau without the atest obligation to bay unte CHANCE TO SKOUBE A HOME Lhad for many pat Indian ON LOW AND EASY TEBMS. horowghiy d: no hesitatt a earnestly soliciting its eo sae tion pt canes to do th _oan for our mntaal ben nearly 125 acres, ery county, ad. it 20 miles. a abou Full’ particetare. ae toctinp rovements. terms of sale, ae, will be given i P.@ HOWSEE & Co. fponscuas! ft that does not give en ton wil Defexchanged or the money BO. NS. Tinks oe ay i Hong. 536 Seventh atreet, @ junction of the street cars. Han EY & HOLPEN, MANUFACTURERS 0F Le 4 CHABLOTTES. Cy oe Northern Liberties es Market. RoOws WITH Fins Dr BD. at 458 Ith street bet 1B CREAM, WAT ” JBL BUILDING ty 1078 Bequare %1. Viret 8 avenue, vow ime 2 COTTAGE FRAME Hi Foose = ave noe vend D treet. 267 Pennsylvania avi corner of lith street. the officers of the Government con- nected ith the Indian service are enjoined to ery facility and opportunity to said | commission ard their sub-committees in the Periormauce of their duties, aud to give the most respectful heed totheir advice within the limit of Sach officers’ positive instructions from their superiors. te allow such commis- sions full access to their accounts and to co- operate with them in the most earnest manner to the extentof their Proper power 1m the gene- ing the ladians, protecting | them in their rights ‘and Simulating them to become industrious citizens in permanent bom-~s, instead of following a roving and say- "@ to our Mutnerous im connection with ae comprattnts Ny announc: that, i Bett want ~— Dinto, Inguire neat & nor, NT HOUSE on N street, Mi ih street, containing 6 roonis ‘cdvauce:’ Sngatcoat F nor of Sth aud @ street, UR BENT—Twe FORNWHED BOD 342 Ui street, between 18th and l¢th; arith tes waik of Treasury Department Leti m. extensive pre sporecion for mana’ ICE CBEAM, WATER ICES. EN OUSTABD,CHABLOTTE DE RUSSE. FROZEN PUNCHES, JELLIES, & of the finest qualities and flavor, Wholesa! Oar selcction of Creams have been mae ga cipal dairies of Oran: ania. Delaware, avi Fist: toring ouresives wise pallet that we cam faction, from our experience and ness, We most respect: beral obare of patronage, and wilt who may favor us ticular attention paid to fara Cy desire, dein Ww Fe. RENT Three-story DWEULL 0 ek pusising. can id ane molern impro G39 wth atr a tit: retty two story Brame i mn ed ne Py any pane ny, etty two story Trane # HO cell ‘water, No. risa ret. & : : sEesitea? | He eri ; teagan : tee Baere oe 30e Eb | Es rs 3 i} ae é | 3 z Le mes ii ry SALE OR OR BI in yond ga Gollexes's rooms, tat prorosacs YOu 6TA1 Derantwny ENT ¢ Ww Sealed Proposals, fur { mee the eval pear endipg June. it fartment wntil wonDar, the ist lock m. ot the articles and estimated quan k forms for bidding, cor Will be furnished ‘npon OU. tf st. {OR GALE—The 8TOO 7 a ¥IXTOaRS oe opeet the best for ‘Trimming store business in the city. id low male easy gene of — and three rooms adjo Inyuire New York avenue. near tittes required: and bi taiving full antormatio "ait arth tes furnished mast be of the b: samples of which must ac 2 id to you from time to tme by the Secretary of the In- RMS— FOR RENT—In the Firat Wari, 4G street. between 19th and story 1CB, farnished {hroaghont; will ‘or the sake o! from about the “the ‘tide Ral be considered, and accepted or re "Contracts mest Ve executed by within ten cays after being called upon 40 h propesal must be signed by the Indivitnal and be accompanied by a satis factory guarantes of tho ability of the purty to fuysiid th t ‘oved security in the sam of {83,000.) will be rea: @ the contract may r ata nomioal rate, Pat duly til the lator October Inquire at 472 7th street, or on the oF firm making it \OB BENT—On ianancheostee and t being the wish of the Government of the United States to collect the Indtaus and locate them im permanent abodes upon reservations, three thoneand actiars. of indi idan! or firm to wh an officer, detaties for the misaio the delivery of an Interior nerticl@ Till bedeomed Sunt permanent location, by the pursuits ceeds Ws. Talbert, Citizens’ ticket. Three of | of civilized life, you are earnestly revutested to | Tr position Bold over—j . | ase your best endeavors in co-operating to ad- pot gy rear tape ihnrsaptarpemagig (Rone Syd aco yr atch A mete fo waterand ae; ce eeisiey 200, ee RARE CHANOE—POR SALE change for city prop.rty or Western ands the Furniture fen. Lenge, and « Bidders wil be rejaired to conform thelr bide ns fnevished.ard failure to do every | so will cause the rejection of any bid 4 with the views of the BOB prepare them to submi vitabie change of their mode of life, to pursuits more congenial to a civilized state corstantly before their minds the pacific intentions of the Gov- iain their confidence by acts jd honestly and justly dealing with them, thereby securing that peace which itis the wish of all good citizens to establish FLOUR IS LOWEB F strect north. WE SELL wits MABKET™ Fe SA £ AP AN NW LONG T Veantiful BUILDING SITE oles ove, half e mili north of Gol oll 53 5 ‘ — z Our stock includes all erades, from the lowest to Family Flour, as good a- wheat can make. EVERY BABBEL WABBANTED. BAKEBS ar try evh,coler 3 and quality eq ot to the bes ood Wortbont avenes tor in Prince Geor, cousty, ‘Md . to ex for imaproved city property ' Apniy to L, Room 63, third feor. Post Onie AUTIFUL patae OOUNTRY BEAT my FARM of 2 aren Levee on Good —— for f removal to Pri ‘tency, discretion and care to oe exercised by you in the economical expenditure of the money placed at your disposal for this purpose, and result will prove the wisdom and expediency of your ap- Pda can supply » MILL FRED somo iota Lael STRAW For -a'e in sneh tai Uur re eipt= are direct witl H © denired en onders to sell, Ne view of the river nud Lt & 00, alt i Indiana aveniae aud 1st street, uear Balt. and Q. ve} rom business. it is hereby given that all ted tons will be called tipom with few days for 4 settioment of ett eran EN ROOMS. SUITABLE FOR Novsn- keeping, to rent, at Mo. 214 cen street, Heights. tet Bt ‘ae 8. com- [om ‘able bath. tk je 01 rtnird floors iit be rected cee ee rms during the sammer months. treet, between 34 and 4th. 3 ‘The Ling rd used B.D. Bokrix. Monnay « EDELIN. (Buccestors to B. Hayes & Co , De PEIME FAMILY GROC TEAS, WINES L QUEENSWARE. GLASSWARE HALDWARE. hme ae LaMPs, ore ith cae H atreets, 1 be given bi COBB. CIGARS. &c, M sree OHU BUH, masisted i by the best musical geepeeomuac ‘and Bal timore, in the Dew church edifice oa Mount Ver: Bon Place, at f 9th and K corne yee Day ry iN tate ane Rese Members ofthe Choir comnience Jed dtd FRUITS AND CO} rent, ‘38. ~ mouth. age ° oR T_Three elory BRICK rr basement: containio: 8 room: and water; corner 224 and K the premises TRO! 9. wati to our ‘ormer streets spiro ou paar ais itis: who most frolic e share ol th the putt patronage ya ——— Goons. PRESERVING FURNACES, SUMMEB RANGES, Gna RaNT SOURE, we car fates vrearare *inguire at 349 Sth and 11 ___ Ta. piaiplaan Ty, POR REN BEN ‘A Grat-clase BE clase BRIM . \ DWELLING FLATIRON HEATERS, SMALL COOK STOVES, offered at reasonable rates by ce th 3 ane of the Stan, n chanuelters: 100 per year, i é Finsstivania 4 “Saar i 2 HOUSE; rae on Fae coreer of reen and Dasberton E. F. SIMPSO Successor to Sibley & Guy, Pa. Sys between Joth and Lith ste. ‘To continue tbreeahert the week, STILL MAINTAINS ITS UNBIVALLED REPUTATION FOR UNIFORM GOOD QUALITY AND 108 COLD TEMPERATURE, With DELICIOUS FRUIT and CREAM SYEUPS. Kissingeo, Vichy, Seltrer,and Saratoga MINB- BAL WATERS on draught. Ho. 480 Fifteenth street, mylt-Sm Opposite U.S. Treasury. "aa eu tng, ar RESEWEE AT 70 Mra alien’, febler's Her OR WA ‘ me ib tunes" Corner Md and Dsisves eeeth Os spare hang PS a 23 EY En ‘ber betw. sath aid aioe rect, Be known es Clerks” Row: the fifth Btnzes for Bxcursiene st HOGUELY & BOW. We ‘Tort ‘avenue, between 6th and 7 UNDA SCHOOL. > seaiasan 15 Ove | yf Own Ae CRUTCHRTT, erer. will hereatter Eure te eats are Girment Semoer Teasorable terms, to avotd a Se on pend SUPER. fe with ar oon anired: A ao rr FUBNITUBE, OIL CLOTHS, &., &c. Se wae mere ae yor: aGAl Star, ies maar , NO Om “tors Bare Scuthesst corner — Houre—! ‘Tth street. ota EER of wie Ps Wann, ant FoR. chats AND TRUst= Bayirg removed sa ‘tnene bd» ates ‘Bepocttary te icone Oren Ox THR 24TH OF JuNR, 1869. Ww mon 01 je ‘scecmmodation f for peart; sts, and is furnish leading betels Ne oo eee a art Bo. Ge ao Sit tet and wat: ‘th Rae ERA te I ATORE, $7 e758 2th gizeet = =. Rive FRENCH EBESTAUBANT, 21° F STREET, Between Mth and 15th streets. sefgyrict > 08 Corte ane Provetar, Dinae wer | Fa ee '—Over and 434 Pennsylvania nue. Between 4% and 6t a lar, for off cee 6 Fo een ss a) and porated. and ante the rent will be m aerate, At OS Merchant Tailor, 4 Fe ay ‘SE No 34 tween - Hu Mth. pine room Lith street Ne bait and Sixth Metropoi Obarch, contain Ap pa ioy a “McPHERYON, ‘Attorney. 136 Datrect four ven rooms. eleven z ERTY. coruer Apply on the premises, dL streets. * SALE Fo! A BARGATN ‘One of the best Sullt and Host dostrable REST DENOKS in the city, containing thirtesn r neluding s. h-room. with all the moiern im ches an‘! parti house rly new. and it by day labor. and superintend-d Owner, situation on Pa eS desirabl ip Georgetown, , z00d For articular ‘appt a » Broker, corner High and Bridge streets, Ge Tgetow, wt; cOoR weil built two-sto: Fy cae 180 ath street, above Lat Hor, ‘intog room, kitehen rooms, bath room, aad ‘b avestment-ae ft will month. Inquire of JA’. =a my2-tf feet to an alley” long. JOSH street, = sat oe on lonx eradit het = jee conta cms, bay window, & ‘O: GHIMES, aig Silver’ fin Post Omics Mai {Chronicte, Intelligencer} my o-ia fete ab alia FOR SALE. ‘0B SALE—A three story B! F Letreet north, between head stig teen Barth side. Inguire of 3. 0. 8 LYLE office of Thomas Marshall. NO. 71 Louisiana ave- nee; or at JF "GATUAN' ft ry Vd Loa- isiana avenue, under Bank of myl9-16t* BENT—A no let apie terme “Beterencs reiired. “Gall at 6540 : between 4th ead Sth streets west, from s to7 lock pm. ‘myl3 tae ASH. tplence in ensy alent WT room HOUSH on W nicest iaten, bateoee oe and oth iri CHARLES PEBRON + 1004 ND COUNTRY OB mats fous SALE at Worth prias ten. MC in lots of espectally tor grapes and neice (or, hort time, an desired, ok, will late purchasers as to parments rom $10 per ey ko oR Hein reste +8 HOUSE. o == b street, be to's ati cu i ith'en = mise Ie fEATHER 1 ooMTNG= O—1Fyon, = = Duy adelightfal Country Home. — ou KiLBOURN & rey ey ea ee it fal log out and restoring it to f'= Saas ne 6-4 barre SHEN tovep 8 Sia Te ekis cesreaes, X Aa unscrpanee! German sytem. cal on ead quack medicines ouw.c 98 Batreet, between 5¢ ys LADIES Loox ar Tais— mere S! per Per bots. . every bermless, yet femeice mot mistake their condoned Miscarriage iuly, 98 B only remed) for Bu f H p for Dunptoerios of te, Menses certainly emeue, Of'ce, i> 2 and RSONS PaoM CueD ders om my account aa i for the same WM. POULTON. ISEBABLE IMPOST&R WoULD ir last dollar and disage old te ‘DARBY (next Ood Feows i relebtle when ‘5 Bunt. Bogs: ved mand colors! uw z-5 Rew Jersey avente n. im the most tastefi to ret a MAY GIs eet bs done m Pues SuBscuED 50 atwars Freisin \ heir naturel —. road E STUUPS & OO. 153 K avenue and - my 25-Im* LARGE COLT'S AND REMINGTON 500 Eases course Coie Arm} ‘avy Bevolvers and Spencer and. Sharp, "bites asa Oarbines N ATHANIEL WILSON, ATTOBNEY-AT-LAWs HAS REMOVED TO Bo. 409 F STREET, my 24tf Baccrene a eat ixtz MEDIC, to cure. si chwowis" DISEa: se tunes "dedi with -” Can be consulted at her reome, Nort north, between 8th and 9th done in the very best short motion, will Go well to. call'at the Piiledet {Gains Depot, 448 7th strent B, JOSEPH FLINK recommends tt Die to heal By Ruptoree, Stove m, Oasd Sto? 'B HIGH! Wy ry ere tty mall REMED 1A » Lung, Liver and Re: nts. and Kaparities of Bieod reser | Oneserantion, ma 13-S&Wiy* auf and oisest evabisind — it of rrMaLs Pietra enie ciene Te ie BOARDING. Buse Be comfertabic BOOM: with BOARD, ven san: . oa “M.’ at this ot. = n ween Tie! ‘strects. Best oi ference restive es ERY, Boa Ee con accommodated with Table Noaed $8.50 per oe iT at see re eee Tr wee bet 12h and 3th. [erat MBS. BOND: BORED IN TAR OOONTRY—At “Spriog Dale House.” Lincoln Village. near the raiiroai. cerburg. in 0 Friend's family Pleasant oudou couuty. Va. eerineaele, Lie roo! coln, Casranis HOUSE, CAPITOL HILL This éclightfal location, be grondh od Bosra mabes ened ty Tetnerceatin rd, maker one of the most “* Music im the Park-by the Marine ne 7 A gerre ay evening Br ‘Booms for reat, suite, st Proprietor AND AFTER TAE FI ¥ JUNE, with BOOM, duriag the Scams Feasonable at WEL. YKES. C#. DWICK & E00. water threnghout. @._ Call at No. 52 euntry home, frntt and miles from the city, in KILB ay & LATT, ap leet ‘Corner 7thand H OoOUSES AND LOTS IN THE CITY AND COUNTRY FOR SALE BY S. P. BROWN & SON, REAL ESTATE BROKERS, Oonnen 15TH STREET axn Hew Yor! FIFTY FINE BUILDII Brown taivision, a, Pleasaa set, cre aos now deatrabi je terms. This y te si | Soout helt ile from Sete ‘mite, chants ceut to lth the fashionable the cit; ond oc bes wearrented | Fé mulne: Inet etatts larseand handsome as aus D'Stancara borsuR neat Drugstore; about Jet Set dormer et 3 cosal anit. 108 SSLB—A fine young ESE. suit- Posse hear deatt or fatnily nee Dyson bi se the owner has no aya Passe sound. WM. 4 BAKERY. HORS HORSE, WAl joing good bnaginess. po ood Tun of customers. Addrees Box No. 4. Star Of BULD Ng ma MATERTAIS Bt Chance for Tubing « ag Oe tall “Betldiag sted fo fore veiling ured ‘for an offies. ment's wi any Be Sieee: : Gren the Vest Tegulated arose ven the such s share your patronage nest shorta to serve entitle ine te; yet I wivtee "Fou to ye Tea where will detoriorabe thetr dome pomp chen! ite 1. which fs ,benatitot beer: Price sad quailty. Tuk HONG, 336 AY it. . erent B.0. STEVENS. Proprietor. J. NOR ay JAS. GOSZLE B. zB. CLAIM AGENTS ABD RUAL ESTATE BuO. Ko. 4 PLANT'S BUILDING. Corner Lith street and New York avenue, BySeoi'm WASHINGTON, D.C. M. WILLING BLACK and WHITE heme LACE ree ‘QUES, TRAVE! SUITS, W: pti! suicautre.i oe a colers, UNDE, can TS, MILLINERY GOODS, FLA’ RBAL LAORs, sat. BR LS, Etc. A large stock of theve GUODS now open at low 336 Pennsylvania avenue. 7 Oise Trevise, Paris. eas Meb$ merase ad zx Btates. op -lawida oaunr OF TRE Parreperasn: 3 Ne. 149 —December ee =6" The Board of and DY tepy the 8t Poilie| Ie error to the Schools, Plaintiffs in Error, artes Court fgg ei the 5 the pintatige th error, Susgests the desth of leaac Walker, of the Scfcutante in error in thie cause, and moved ¢ - next easuing MIDDLETON cient gf.the Bupreme Court, ‘of the United Siates, 2S = PRS a a i pe ML Muppterox «co., NKERS, CorNeR FIRTEENTH aND F Stee ras Opposite United States Treasury. Buy and sell Government and ether Bons, Gold, Silver,end Uncarrent Money. Give prempt attention to all collections and claims, and those on the Gor = amneataliy on verameat Furnish exchange on all the principal cities at the usual rates, ee ans interest of our depositers always carefully ject f {Chroni: hroni: le and Intellicencer.} R= EM OV aA L. H. 0.8 HOOD, Bo long and rete f —-> ™ Brangtnine J his upright dealing, will open his NEWEST STYLES OF BIO! SILVER AND SILVBR-PLATED WABE, BTO Corner of Penva. avenue Lith street, 45 3 ¥. sil pews to many of ont sisteste ha having kept bis ue Wonderful indncemen's Offered summer, apd fall welac given for —— ‘The trm wili ve Je 2-6¢ BCOD & BROTHER. eo Cross & WALSH, REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE @ BROKERS. Ho. 327 PENNA. AVENUE, South Side, Between Gh and Ith streets west. sesiy Sastw. Watsia Onas. G. Vani woop ere Eg aivEa BLUE STONE, Geiss Bock.) FoR BUILDINGS. FOUNDATIONS WALLS, roaring mae, Ait AND CURB 8TOW Deitvered in or any socessibie point v. a 5 w, AnERWEORE Ry . Progetetors. mp tenet Barve. 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