Evening Star Newspaper, June 9, 1869, Page 2

EVENING STAR. , Largest Circalation in the District A. RES eT Se alee CROSBY S. NOYES.......... Editors WASHINGTON OITY: WEDNESDAY..............JUNE 9% 1969, S7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGS. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELB- ©RAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. Tue Kiots Mowpar.—We are glad to see that the Republican and Chronicie joim us in ad- dressing some words of pointed admonition to ‘he turbulent colored mem concerned in the aisturbances on Monday. The Chromicie, how- ever, does mof agree with us that these disor- derly sets “will afford the most telling arga- ment against pegro suffrage that coaid be put im the hands of its epponents.” We did not express the opinion that the argument is a legitimate one; Dut that it will prove a very ready and serviceable one for the opponents of negro Suffrage there cau | no manner of ques- ton. Already the Democratic aud anti-uegto suffrage papers are making the most of it. The New York /irrald heads its dispatches «The Election im Washington—First Fruits of Negro Suffrsge.” and the Democratic papers proper have long editorials upon the same iaviting text, ‘The Chronicir, we fear, will greatly diminish the force of the lesson itinculcates by suggesting that the same argument may be made against white suffrage, because of the still grea‘er ex- cesses committed by election mobs “in New York and other Democratic localities.” Mob violence to intimidate voters, whether prac- tised by whites or blacks, does furnish argu ments to the enemies of popular suffrage and free govermment all over the world, and for (hat reason we must Rot undertake to offset the bed deeds of the blacks by those of the whites, or vice Versa; but each must be condemned un- reservedly and without qualification. The Kepubtican party has heretofore fought under the banner of “Iree Speech” and “Free Suff- rage; it cannot nowlower its stacdard to that of the « Blood Tubs," “Dead Rabbits,” «Plug Ugiies,” and “Swypers." The New York Tribune states the case very much to the point. Ut says: “The Washington negroes at one or two of the poliang places did their best to imi- tate the practices of the New York Democrats, and on the whole the imitation, though not pertect, was fir Te successfnl than ther friends could Wish; and the Tribune adds: “We beg the newly-enfranchised begprna however, to remember that the Hoar chum for themselves is ‘ise! seers they must accord to all Ts. jamvoreer a hundred of their class choose to vote agaiast the senuments of the Se, it may show bad t on their part, but is their ua- don! Tight to vote as they please and the majority injure their own case very much by Any interference. — we beg the negroes to remember that the proceedings in New York sre not good modes for their imitation.’’ It as proper while upon this subject to again refer to the fact thattherowdy elementamongst the negroes of Washington is nota very large proportion, as shown by the good order dis- played by them at all but two or three precincts of the thirty-five in the city. ‘The Chronicle judiciously urges upon the colored pecple the abandonment of the habit of caTTyicg weapons, to which some of them are suddicted, and bids them remember “that this practice of carrying weapons is one of the least creditable, and most dangerous of many bad ones which prevail int! lave States. and that, ive the imstitaton of very itself, it should be regarded as a relic of barbarism, unworthy ‘o be tolerated among a free and enlightened people.” Tae TSReaTexgD Revouction 1s ENa- Lawp.—The determination of the conservative Peers to resist the bill dis-establishing the imsh Church bas produced an excitement in England of a revolutionary character, and the abolishment of the obnoxious House of Peers is threatened. For years that body has abdicated all real power, con- tentipg itself with giving its assent to the legislation of the House of Commons. ‘The emancipation of the Catholics from polit- teal disabilities, tbe repeal of the corm iaws and the whole system of free-trade legislation connected with it, the admission of the Jews to a the abolition of the tax on pa- per, and the Reform bill of 1°67, bate been comspicuous instances of the helplessness of | the Lords, They were thoroughly hostile to each of these measures, but after a feeple show of resistance, they seconded the vote of the Commons. Should they really undertake re. sistance im this instance the difficulty will be got over by creating new peers to make a ma- jority for the bill, as was threatened whem the Lords indicated a disposition to reject the Re- form bill. ——__——____.... HEAVY Coat S#irmunts.—The Qamb=riand Alieghanian of this date says:—A fortnight jee we mentioned the fact that the cval ship- ments for the previous week were the largest ‘or amy ome week in the history of the coal rade—45,-05 tor Ist week, however, shows an increased production cf the mines of this region, and at- tords gratifying evidence of growing demand tor our coal. The quantity seut forward by railrosd was 2,110.10 tous, not quite so large 0 tons in excess of the tonnage of that week. ‘king an ageregate of 49,3% tons. oo = Biweesll _ SaaeRN aae swe 7ODg-talked of wedding of Mr. Edwin Booth and Miss Mary McVicker occarred on Monday afternoon, at the residence of the bride's father, Mr. J. H. McVicker, at Long Bran ‘The ceremony was conducted by Key *. Myers, of California, the father of Mrs. McVicker, and of Mr. Samuel Myers, of Chicago, who manages Mrs. McVicker's The- atre im the absence of the latter. It is not likely that Mrs. Booth will ever reappear on the stage. ————_—_ Tae Canvass iN Texxessen.—a dispatch received bere from Nashville states that Senter 4n a speech there on Monday came out in favor { enfranchising the white men. Andrew asm (Broughout the State and will speak at veland, East Tennesser, on Saturday. Stokes and Senter open the campaign in East ‘Tennessee at Cleveland on Friday next. Sane n The Baltimore city council tast evening finally passed the ordinance providing tor the bypothecation of the stock owned by the city an the Baltimore and Obio Railrosd Company to the amount of $1,000,000, and the investment of the proceeds in the bonds of the Western Maryland Railroad Company. 1t seems not to be doubted that the ordinance will be signed _———————— The “collar girls” of Troy. N.Y , who struck Tor am advance of wagesa tew days since, have failed to secure the concessions they seek. Os ‘the part of the employers a counter organiza. tion bas been formed, with the resolution not to accede; amd it ts said that this embraces all the firms im the city, with one exception— houses that Dave wuited!y employed more thea (wo thousand Bands. ———— Mrs. Ann Mitchell, the mother of Maggie Mitchell, the actress, died in New York on Suuday eveniwg last. Althengh Mrs, Mitenell was never bejore the public herself, her infia- euce was felt by the public through the genius of her daughter, whose histrionic talents were lostered and prodaced by her constant careand advice. ——_—_—_____. ‘The National Typographical Convention. in se:sion at Albany, N. ¥., baselected the follow- jeg officers: President, Isaac Db, George: Fitse \ 1ce-President, Peter A. Crowy; Secoad Vice President, W. K. G : Secretary and Treasurer, John Collins; Corresponding >cre- tary, W.A. Shields, FF \ ‘The jourmeymen printers in New York, who, when on & “strike” some months ago, attempt. anti tnanh From J. Sbilhington snd from John C. Par. ker we Bave Appieton’s Jowrnat tor June 19. ——$$—$_—$____ S7 Belle 1d bas gota a Boy. husband, and is now Me Ps. msetbonamenet Pe pA snp he Pt he streets NATIONAL TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION, The Wrshincton Delegation Leem U Ore sti, o Steyr —The commerced iis seven’eentR annual session in | certain ) President, Mr. McKechnie, of New York, and ‘Perso LA a fervent and impressive prayer was delivered themecl ven of CA Seng benefit, and whe wie assets. a ickers, of Detroit, meved that Louisville, a8 chairmax of Aibany. hour, at the expiration of which the President called to order and stated that the Committee | they bring with them. female delegates, Miss Lewis and Miss How- ard, from the Women's Typographical Union, of New York city. They are both intelligent and refined ladies, and from the ability and vi- vacity which they evince will be likely to accomplish eg & ct ores which is — recognition of organization by granting them a charter, and thus placing them ena = and the lobbying and log-rolling re. | mind: new Congress in psriors of the Stanw: Of the delegates, presented quite a appearance during all last evening and this morning. Yours, truly, Mac. On Satarday, 5th instant, according to previous notice, the citizens of this place and vicinity assembled to pay a tribute tothe “fallen braves’ | J NITED SgATES @ FaTeaTo vErige of the Confederate treops buried in the ceme- wr the petition” tery near this place. The processicn formed rahi at the engine house, on New street, in the fol- Prazioe fo for th lowing order: CRief Marshal and assistants, | {00m 0% the followed by the Staunton Brass Band, Sons of it ‘Temperance and firecompany, the ia: @ rgtition Augusta Female Seminary and Epi piscopal Fe- | office on the = dey rated ania male Seminary, in all about Sight hundred per- son may sons, then marched 1n; following them was sand othe apse cr procession of aratand dumb and biiii heed | omeetwenty dare astoMe 8. Je Fisifex by the Blind Brass Band. fromthe Virginialn- | je 9.18w6w 1 stitute. There were mo ceremonies at the Cem- ELLING o omnes 7 etery whatever, except the strewing of the | @ BLLIN # cares sorry sem by the gy The | “GREAT BARGAINS will be offered for the next near the centre of the Cemetery. T! performs exceliently, especially when we take Tato consideration their amfictica oftotal blind. the other day that be would like to see all the graves, both Federal and Confederate, decorated | J) 4 PW - bis. indiscriminately every year. containing over four hundred patients, aud some make wry faces, some laugh out—it defies description. Havi The table of shipments | ‘ss that for the week ending the 22d alt., while | the canal traffic reached 21,251.01 tons, nearly | splendid, especially fruits, and farmers are looking forward to arich harvest. More anon. Youre Batters of importance Circle. a2tey aoe h, _. WN. SBOSN,O. 6.8. TRE GRAND FLo rege vents tt teresting affair Ten ay tee! Sars aEEEeEs at rat ri i Settle rs. THE CONVENTION AT ALBANY. Interesting Agrrrable Log-rolling pecial Correspondence of The Star.) PANY, Juve 7, 1469.—Réitor of The Evening be National Typographical Union | f0e"nct. anes ome Peet the Assembly chamber of the State Capitol this | tin a loreup: aseeta Notwi ing moroing. the provieion ia view of ite limitations and excep. The Convention was called to order by the | Hons, destors without amsste are still eppizing for in thi Tite District ho still wish Be hort rs Fieckwan, of the State Street Pres- it . ‘the sat a »yerian Chure! formato! bjeot 1 give taf m on this eal The first business in order being the appoint- | E'DCE E ment of s Committee on Credentials, 18 oo GEO. MASON ttorney-at-Lew end Solicitor in Bankruptcy, of five be ‘appointed with Mr. Mardeld, of | ci Dall. 8 DENTAL HOTIOCE. Mr. Flynn moved a division of the question. | ‘which was carried, and that part fixing the : iis no acencests umber of the committee was adopted, and the | Formeriy pais nd Ostrect we saigtn same‘ ls Gop on | 9A, eel Seon aeiy, gta ais Messrs. Rogers, of Baltimor?; Pure Nurows Oxide. . Wowington,ot Alexandria; Barfi-ld, ot Louts- ville; Doughty, of Indianapolis: and Freehan, The Convention then took a recess for one ou Credentials were not yet prepared to repor', Whereupon an adjournment until two o'clock Was moved aud carried. The attendance is quite numerous, there be- ing about one hundred delegates already pres- nt, and afew more will probaoly arrive to- Pe ue and street day. There are representatives here fro: THE PeTUMA BRICK WOXES, nea: Montreal aod Toronto, Canada, from San of the Loug Bridge. Francisco, New Orleans, Hartford,New Hayeu, Leavenworth and Kansas City, and all the ediate cities—not excepting Alexandria. und MacMurray, the from Columbia Typhographicat . 11, of your city, are on Rand, aud objects of some note on account of «the bone of the irrepressible question—which 427 Isth atroct, between A’ WROLESALK PRIOBB. Quite a new feature is the presence of two SOMETHING NEW. mara eine par with the other Unions. There 1s quite a spirited contest over the one of the eve of the organization of a the city of Washington. The Hall, the — eesscesseses yx 18. is TO GIVE 5 ROTIOR ‘That the subscri- Or Le Aeon aa wintrAa BOHULZE Pinte of Woon iecnin conn: deceased. All ers—No Memorial having clalins Con e this ¥ rns ‘Creps in a earaed the Valley. {Correspondence of The Star. ith day of Joine Staunton, Va, Jane §, 1369.—Editor Stor. ULZE, Executrix 'N Yor! elf and as assignee of William Hl: of bis interest in the extended term, mes Ly patent ted te oxi +t hd h day of the It is ordered that said tom hoard at oe sidemicn Seen ion pai tribute to one of their Suber ness. I heard a prominent Sout ern officer say > FOR cred wa a aM ater cote, contain SEE R oot aa conte north, stron Sa7. petatert. Seho 293 Teh street. he ’OR RENT_ ROOM tween 1th and loth with privilege of kitchen, bath, sud . BT —Thrve Caferatebed Revises the me large One ard two small on o, 422 Ista street, between tl and’ ae ‘Three-story BRIOK HOUSE. six y desirable thres atory brick ‘often rooms, No 139 G@ street, bet 0 Gaorcetows.@ Frane HOUSE No. 109, three sqx ing 7 room’. with vas; wi Yart aud Latrobestove, Bent $3 iy for the key next door. No. 1 ‘OR RBNT—Two large Gptarninnet Sith cloart. admirably, adapted map — his wife. Net eana lot frovt. ee ar verandahs and larg: at front: are very desirab Tented for $25 cach per month. A> UB RALE—fwo new and handsome, Frane COTTAGES of six large r each, wih josete, feo. ifonk Taaere bE an oe ; have veranda’ windows at routs 6 ‘are ar ee ant ‘will be sold for $1,950, on vat oie Apply to Presbyterian a located on th side maniaetes shamans , aX, Beal Brok ioneers, ee waa atrest. a a OnSTBALCY we lofer for esicton Fe tory. Basemen Tew rage, & of pressed brick, except the basement. which te merble. . With masst' indow lot extends tos paved two-story Brick srab Fooms, on second stor: A splendid T in exceller ee § The hou wt rent for New ¥ ik qveaue Gat ores «No more shail the war cry sever, Or the winding rivers be red; be! banishour anger forever, When laurel the graves ot our dead. Under the sod and the dew, Waiting the Judgment day; Love and tears tor the Blue, ‘Tears and love for the Gray. I visited on Sunday the Lunatic Asylum, a Fe ware B- Pio ogy PRESERVAT: LA jam pneess in brick wal! jenareer ‘witne: very impressve religious services ia their Chapel. The attitudes and behavior of there lunatics durmg the services was amusing, though sad. Some would gape at the minister during the whole sermon witha vacaat stare, I Visited to-day the National Cemetery, and |, 2aving Fe emoned Se eter Bs stree' found it nicely fixed, there being about eight | stand. 1 euell be glad to have the polite call and hundred bodies of our brave dead sying here. | examine my stock of — en Onninees. Over one half bear the sad token, Unknown.” Bepairing.promptiy att About $100.00 was expended by the Govern OBERT i GRAHAM. ment on this cemetery, and a keeper is em- Corner 9th and D streets, ployed, whose salary Is 60 Per year, ni Fie mes. to su} tes us Oty of re * = - son yi ho By the ‘cemetery -_ Sleitea op SAVE YOUR MONEY. wp by sone lattes trem tha North war cases ‘ & tended by a large number of colored persons. BUY TOUR TBA BY THB POUND. And the graves neatly decorated; but this year | ONE POUND AS CHEAP? AS A THOUSAND. not & vestige of a flower touched the graves, And whilst the impressive cefemonies were be. ing conducted at Iimgton this “resting place Of the dead” was silent, with no kind hand to strew the beautiful mementoes over their final | go Improvement | Testing place. the most with | 26 S3tt and 479 Ath atreer. oubstantia jal arrangements to get can acil, I have decided and the He tl the honest os The crops of si} kinds in this section are Gesicr con bane toe need ¥ both ava ons ona stimulant’ thet delights 1, reate and invigorates the bedy ines fnebrioling, \ hat gentioman of taste and refaement, ee eice tobacco fn ans form, would go where t fish, —— oil, to buy the Inguriant weed” Then ms continne to go tothe Lepore Bao oat deli: ate and d-lici cult y dep deing THE JOINT STOCK ADBOCIAT! @ a of 0. F retin tie bo on THURS- of s matter of flavor, and tn my judgment “robbed itedelicacy by contact fF ch articles. andie my tea with great Rago R and offer you ont, Jnve 1. oa the corner of “ane Odd Fellows are respectfully invited to at- the | tof the co-o Van without the w. vi MON, Pres’t. ieee u i hye SMALLWOOD, bey. aa = malay hed for tang yoare avery ral aa and Foasge indioe of, MAREE puerhe ceeds | aan spetronnee ofthe Indies te Hall all, & street, betwara ah | having learned my new businvas theroaxtly du- and 15th strectay will be continued anti Wedues: | feet wore. I, fool no hesitati m in day evening, poke be 107-38 earnestly soliciting oath Promising in Te ee ee plapat Oneeee pa eS TU O., comenct: cheerfully refunded. ie. 8, tin: % WS. Jane G.and cia ane eau see ee ot ent eeT REE. tend. Je7-e03t 536 Seventh street. TAT set Mear the juaction of the street cars. Hany EY & HOLPREN, seca Pa ho saree mre fea’ the comes J Ee IOE CREAM, WATER ICES, CHABLOTTES. its Sipicenant piece ‘ore JBLLIBM. &c:, TB eux — COND: IED | 267 Pennsylvania avenue. corner of lith street, In, theit oy ly announce to our numerous bold iH Fe ee from 3. - Heat a Sento, we manaiactaring pS ee 7 | 10m CREAM, WATER IRs, ¥EOZEN OUSTARD, OBARLOTTE DE RUSSE. FROZEN PUNCHBS, JELLIRS, &c., gf the finest qualities and flavor, Wholesale ant = eas Seer Fhuilice’by any oy nar a anny bey 'msy de daily. OBLEBRATED SODA WATER, From bis NEW ARCTIO COTTAGR, LOUK FLOURN at ortheast corner Wassschuse tts avenue - es ‘and ath otreet. FLOUR 18 LowER SORA WA =] WE SELL WITH MARKET! sheen nee atcee, ‘ fromthe lowest to cor. ‘av. ‘To prevent Dus steel fortetenan Busts couit lates Family vehi Basket eas take. Spee ther BAKEBS: ‘We can sup) 7 ou with the best Py Ee] ¥ 4 ed a yr and quality equal La UNBIVALLED REPUT, MILL FRED, MEA pets! BALED HAY AND STRAW FOR UNIFORM @v0D QUALITY For sale in such guaniitien os may he desired, ND 10B COLD TEMPERATURE, Car receipts are dil A to sell a With DELICIOUS FRUIT ana CREAM AYRUPS, bea — _ jes im near Balt. and 0. Kissingeo, Vicby, Seltrer, and Saratoga MINB- BAL WATELS on dra street, may m Opposite U 8. Treasury. reeta. er “gion FRAME DW ota oe ae ee mer el renga Sed and summer itichons na ned cleaned throughout. 25 cor! er of 6th, Beat very low to @ good tenant, room , KRAME Oraran iuvestiment for the pursoee 4 OKGE W. rebant, «orner © and 24 atrevte, 0 20" Hotel. AT A BABGAIN. ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL BUILDING ict of Columbi and af located on 4th street near the Navy Yard. Bie of P. G. HOWSER & CO. 32K STREET, opposite Northern Liberties Market. K OR SALE of FI CBAN 1 FARM and GAB DEN ys wud wt my ihe or 3 CHABCH TO SECURE A HOME ON LOW AND KASY TEEMS. BM of nearly 125 : venatifully focused dostaomery ericty. aa’ ape distant Fall particulars ae il be gt P. @. HOWBRE & CO., GROCERS, 32 K STREET, opposite Northern Liberties Market. FiRsT-OLAs “eran Ps Pinter Tease: BENT—HOUSE on = street, contain: err y Inutreot F B. "mali 0} P “story DWEULING, witl FE. ce ie Petdier nd Sihetara ty EThe 700K and as Trica! er TE es PONE a rene oe het fairer er 4 pot yey ays aged bys Also, Gott 5 rooms cach; Ve So latot Oetsber FOR SALE AND BENT. PERSONAL. FOR BENTI A goTtacs raams ross of A Taeeh WAP ions oe Sow. am Phe i. street. set. Inguite nox: door nek gies Dewees sob set sith 409 6 BEAUTIFUL Loca" TED COUNTRY SEAT Se TELS aivas ‘offer my F. ‘3; acres, ettuated on Good opts tate % | Jewelry befare . 77 Pea a aes comnts tie Pacts Se ne cooee Desc e1 PTION, elite st Teas vdeaithy ¥ SOU. one sition ca If cash. bale ail 377 “Pecas) iv Uth and Lith streets, FORMATION xa te the 8, mae, wots iret a8, iatorma:\. ¥ = rey banat Ty received 1 left at this fies treat, between jotel and United F street. be 3e5-6 RF OF HOUSES aan THE MR EIT EST CHAN EFEKED TO a eee a S00ase it falling cut. and prepared to order by W near 6th. -ROFULOCS DISEASES UN Te B OR LN thoro: am TCALF, Beal Eetate weraticnat corner New’ York aven: Tonre: 1s and D. ‘OR REN*—HOUsBS a nae. ate 40; im Georgetow! 200. 838, is. we STORE Fou Bi 3 NO On ved 7 nt. Brokers, a th aveng’. between = By £ ind of | "Brine ‘B. LBNZBREG. 0. BNT—The rpper portion of wous Be. ‘eunsylvania avenue, contail per —— recertiy od — ‘ ae a Bd , if afuie's éaticn. Ferme rensonabice of hs G0..on the prem tat & Garon) Sa a eee ea 500 New Jersey avente north: inthe moet tasteful man per. 3 AND REMINGTON’S Army and Navy Revolvers and Spencer ‘3 fies and Sith end T 1, ae or information FURNISHED _ Pas without Board, ~ Pa BF “RoaRDIaG at ATTORBNEY-aT-Law, Dat and Noe vor oa ews nek aoa wepinn; HAS REMOVED TO Bo 409 F STREET, ba a in the kitchen, and gas iLroughout. Rent. wh egvenes. tp Jaduire Bext door, or +, meee ‘OR BALE One oon aaa and elegant BRICK OOT. mental Eat Ob .Freneh root, bay window. it gas. th come. yard, oBered low for cas! LApias | WARTING #1 LAMPING: PINKING. “peal Beat Broken, LinnarLoet will do well ‘to ther bs i oh ‘460 15th strect % ‘and 434 Feanerive nia Boats Patent otice are suitable for many Tears ased a8 8 bie Gallery. ‘also, five large MS for cicee "The rovks have all be and \- 2 pews ve yepered and painted, an mi tea lerat Buvanr, Merebant Tailor, out pain. 8 to 12 BS HIGHEST. Gent's, end Boots, Shoes, eto., at B. Ttb street, between . aay mail cot betwee te To E-* four brown stone frost raat = BING: WONDERFCL REMEDY —Vra F oF lic reservation, with Dre Gun For cre ale x modern ii F ‘OB SALE— BABG. ‘One of the best Palit soa eat deetrable RESI DEM eh in the i » ©01 rooms, HILOSOPRY OF MARRIAGE: P™% Sse of Lectures. as delivered at the jew York fesoum of Anavemay, embraciag the b, How to live and what to live for; outa, Old Age; Mavhood city, an neighborhood | viewed: The carse indigestion. fetalence and re apply to SOHN 3 jeeanee accounted for; ; Marriage philo- ate Broker, Coruer High aad | ropbically eonsigersé. ae. Bridge streets, Georgetown. myo pchgcket, volumes cont these lectures wilt Fe. LE—A well butlt_ two-story BRIOE int Le ay a addressing pucabract oa _— 33 ane ee New York Museum of my a Sctence, $1 Gresser ves gan rove, Sau Sots — cellar wi e use, and large ¥ omg: time vou Senosaecen a ea se Je POR SALE" WOOD AND COAL YARD, Joing Shaye i sae a Baier ie ty jar OMei. e'9 Bt" Fez. iate-arEoNt of 140 test on 8 etreet. pele between 10th and 11th streets, toa {cot to an alley: aidewalk laid belosion long. JOSHUA WHITNEY “& ‘00. (oustay u HOME FoR SALE. EW HOUSE, just Anishea. with from 10 to 50 joo Sree oe Bog Farson ane trust land. It isa part veme SADDLE HORSE, color. BOB'T L. TER! 49 Ost. Ppa #2 and (OR SA LEA RAKE C — Id estab- jantation. wich is the 7 aryland. ml mile hed BAK agi’ Be. aSee aes, one] qpentisfiictery reasons given for recline. oRsas es FOR SAUES Suitable for Warm or (ooxtny HOMES FOR BALB. Thay roe MARE,” onde "THREE-YEAR WETEUPOLITAN RAILROAD STABLES, Parties wishin to purchase small COUNTRY y Corner Rew venue and 7th s HOMES, say from 10 to Go actem will oud ete | 222 wo ES their fnterest to ere at the B ‘Beentifal Building Bites on ig t. s home plantation. %*- miles the Ni the Silver hyd the ape credit. © Hill Bost air | & Migencer} my20 im ‘No. 72 Lou- « Bank of eerie = pe dedinell [DREGGISTS For sale.0 compicte eat of Moder male seed Drnseline absai aay et abets eaitabte fore row for cash. Toum: shunted ip m healthy portion of the atid ‘OSCAN OLDEKR city, and convenieat to cars; will be rontea se 7 3t* corner of I and Pd streets. on Gurotenes complete) tow good ten! able 8 meee latecamal st . between 4th and Sth streets wesi o'clock pt Bak eBY. 8 HORSE, 1 mi arker manies location. Has a. 4, Star AORES 400 AND coUNTRY ah North arlington. Vi nt ‘Compr Georgetor tows. aaa es surrou: part of the 0; acco: rchasers as to payment amounts, say month up. - B.A. PHILLIPS, myi7 tf Georgetown, D. 0. a. Rg i! HOUSE, on & street, bo- te rs poi ‘Siuuiey'&" avy. mater —_ > between 0th amd 1 ie He ‘ehes ee T. M. HANSON, KILBOURN & LAT’ FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE AGENT, HAS Kh VED HIS OFFICE corast er ihe Foes ALR t country home, trait = ‘ABM, ‘ave miles from the city, iT A ppl Virginie "Brice ie App io, LATT, ap et ‘Corner 7thand Pats, | To the building lately occupied by Dr. Jobaston, No, 4€6 SEVENTH STEEBT, opposite Hovsrs anp torts Post Office Department. Is THe CITY AND cCounrTrRyY AZTNA INSURANCE €o., FOR SALE BY OFAR TFORD. CONN. S. P. BROWN & SON, CASH CAPITAL 3.200.000 — ASSETS JABUA! =] REAL ESTATE BROKERS, = Lea ENDED, Prewdeat. - Ooxnen LStH StRxkT AND New Yor Avene; ioe z. iM. HANSON, ty aus No. 466 SEVENTH STREBT. eg LOTS in FIFTY FINE BUILDI! a Brown's subdivis! tone Mt, fered on desirable terms HOME INSURANCE CO,, from stoat'n nat ee OF NEW YORK, the yeh. ood Case Carat _ = 12.000 208 | Baa of Wee ‘Seer 8 sanvauy i. ses #5 Ses gee from a quarter of an sere. ‘IN, President. those contemplating ear! 3.8. WASHOURE, Secretary? inducements will be T. M. HANSON, Agent, oes Ho. 466 SEVENTH gTRERT. "t allot th i mente retection wil HARTFORD FIRE INSORANCE CO., moni be. in nt nl OF HARTFORD, CONN. even the beat regulated a ag ©. sd hides peer iatroshee ny ae a ie vae7 S08 ea re that your Tea where they do srticles @r0. mt. corr, seme Sees eae pe : on rd in Brice Sad ually. THE ROMS, 356 rovibrnths ta: elle a ei B.C STEVENS. Proprietor. SPRIN MARL: B. NORTH. JA8.GO8ZLE RB. seal tole ng ai NORTH & GO8SZLER, INSURANCE Co., cham AGENTS bs +7 REAL ESTATE BRO- OF MASSACHUSETTS. ‘ CASH CAPITAL.......... Corner 16th street and Bow York avenue, ASSBTS.. ‘$27,172 ee: ED, FREBMAN, President. ; T. M. MANSON, Agent, M. WILLIAN & . 466 SEVENTH STREET. SOE HACK snd WHITE LLAMA LACE AC an LAC® Pornts, ‘SUITS, WHITE te all colers, U: : 78, OAweniC sor verge nt UNDER GASEMENTS, MILLINERY GOODS, FLATS and ee ee sat PENN MUTTAL Somes vor es isoned on ai! the diferent pisos. and alt rer ie, are Sree! oromt oo 5 8 surrendered iridende beoneing te ational. of ork, Nation aber tire it Balt ‘more, Md. paid promenny, repost ‘le companies. Jouy RigoUEs. Agen| Cor 7th and Penne ére. THE MOST SUCCESSFUL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY IN THE WORLD. THE NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY orTtus UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, WASHINGTON, D. 0. OBABTERSD 6 SPECIAL AUT OF UON CASH CAPITAL ..............0.81,000,000, a NINB MONTES 5,000 POLICIES URED. INSURING aD apa. SURING IN ROU! $15,000,000. Bo better evidence can be furnished of the STABILITY OF THE COMPANY favor with which the public regard the OF Of Sort to simpilty nad rodace the cost of LIFE INSUSANCB. APPLY FOR A POLICY. BLACKFORD & HAMLING, 406 SEVENTH STREET, opposite Post Office, VERAL AGENTS FOR THE DISTRCT ei OF COLUMBIA, JAY OOOKE & 00. General Boathern Agents National Life Insarance op 25-tf Company of the U 8. a. NCL EC, NAT AL CAPITOL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Chartered by Spectal Act of Congress. POLICIES NONFORFEITABLE, BO RESTRICTION ON TRAVEL OB OvcU- PaTion. DIVIDENDS ANNUALLY. BO COMPANY MANAGED MORB BSOOnOm IOALLY. MATTHEW G. EMBRY, President. JOME B. PATTSESON, Secretary. THOMAS M. PLOWMAN, Vico President. LEWis CLEPHARE, Treasurer, 3. ©, HALL, M. D.—F. HOWARD, m. ‘Medics! Board. W. M. TILESTOR. General Agent, District of Colambia. BOME OFFIOB—Gatr's Boiyins. ap Mite | GUY 8. PEEL! ies’ ~~ ag Ps. : TWENTY.-FIV. MILLION DOLL«Rs. GBORGB F. MARBLE, agent, SPRING stock OW OPEN aT MARKRITER Bo. 486 SEVENTH STREET. Berween D axp E Srxcers, 8 doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall, EMBRACING NOVELTIES TH PAPEREANGINGS, WINDOW SHADES, PIo- TURE FRAMES, PICTURE CORD anD Tas- GELS. PAINTINGS. ENGRAVINGS, CERO MOS, PICTUBB BAILS, BINGS, ac, Picase remember nam sad number. ‘TERMS Cash. opto