Evening Star Newspaper, July 31, 1869, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the District (hes#Y S&S. ROVES. WASHINGTON OITY: SATURDAY... sone JULY 31, 1869, S7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PaGs. SEB OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- @RAPHIC SND OTHER MATTER. FoR THE ACCOMMODATION OF PxasoxS leaving the city during the summer months they esp bi Tue Star mailed to their address, by ordering the same at the office, for lig Cents per week, for one week or more. AMERICAN TRADE UNIONS. American trade unions, though inferior in eTs snd Organization to those of Great Dritatp. are rapidly being consolidate! into a iorge snd powerful body, and are, therefora, nteresting subject for invest gation. A cor- respondent of the New York Post, wito has | yold much attention to the statistres of thesa cieties.gives an account of them: andalthcagh curate and complete statistics are mot atetin- bie, yet the figure- givea approximace the esr epouch to indicate the e: it and T of these organizations, trom which their ultimate effect upon the country and the work. | men may be judged. The Kuightsot S rispin are & numerous body. Tue Natioual t mon 1? braacbes, and over 50,00) m>m- bers. Tre leternational Union of Itza Moatd- | has 2} branches 1a the United Stes and | Canada, with [°,000 members. There are adove | seventy Bricklayers’ U ir National | Veliov, With from 15,€09 to 20,000 members ‘The Machinists and Biscksmiths have a Na- onal Union numbering over 120 branches, and (0@ members. At the last auaual meating {the Typographical Union 112 Unions were cepresented, with 6.04 members in good standing. The Carpeaters’ and Joiners’ ‘National Union has over 77 branches and about 6.00) members. There are sbout 9S branches belonging to the Vigarma- xers’ Union, with upwards of 5.0°) members ‘The Grand National Society of United C. hes 1,700 members, but there are altozethee 20 branches With © membership of about 5,000. ‘The Internationa! Union of Locomotive Fire. men has 55 branches and about 3,000 members. ‘The Pisst+rers’ National Uaion, i= branches, with 2,500 members. The Tatlors’ National Union, about °5 branches and 2,000 members. ‘Tne Grand Forge of the United States, com- posed of iron fonnders, bas 4% branches, and over 1,500 members, principally in the State of Pennsylvania. Tere are two societies of en- gineers in New York, No. 1 with 236 members, and No.2 with 5j. There are eleven branches in the United States, with a total of 621 mem. bers. These figures areunderthe mark. Still, admitting them to be correct, we have here a total of %2 brancbe=, with a membership of 128505. If we should ada to these figures the members of a large number of Unions of trades, inborers, &2,and miscellaneous trate ocieties and local labor Unions taroughout the country, we sBould m0 doubt havea total memtersbip in the labor organizations of this country exceedivg a quarter of a million, Merely in order to show that we do not over- estimate the membership of thes+ apart from the pational organizitions men. toned above. we cive the following statistics | n Teference to those im New York city alone ‘There ts no ational crgantzation of Co-opera- ve Mavens. but in New York city there are wo unions, and there are branch w a the xvighborbood of the city, at Paterson, Staten, istund, Jersey City, Brooklyn, Troy aud Englewood, with 2/00 unionists belonging to trade: the (perative Painters’ Ua:on, muted to New York city, has about 90) mem. tbe “Lorgshore Pa'nters have 135 men, and the Coach Painters about the same num- her—the total im these trades being about 1,500, here are nearly 15,00) wormmen connected with the sbipping interest in New York who Jeng to trade umions—among these are the Loug-boremen, Seamen, Satl-Makers. Saip- ners acd Painters, Boiler-Makers, Riggers, id otber trades: the Bakers have several | sce societies. numbering ia all apout “0 men, the Butchers’ Association nam- T WO men; the Waiters Bad 1,40 mem. ers previous to their late strike; the Ger. an United Cabinet Makers bave 2,00 embers: the Carvers have 50; Gilders isu nas Wood Turners sbout 100; the Varnish. and Polishers Bave two societies, with 459 ud 250 members eich; the Upholsterers pave the Brass Founders and Finishers, and the (iss sndSteam Fitters, bave respectively 20nd 9 Members; the Brass Moalders have 100; the etal Roofers 75, and the Tin Roofers 350; thera ss & society of Clothiag Catters which numbers bout 710; the Hatters’ Socie:y has 1,00 mem- vers, Curriers #, and DryGeods Clerks 70; the Cosch Drivers bave a smail protecuve union, dQ tbe Cartmen baye also society number- = about 250 men: the Jourmeymea Horse- @ one of the oldest unions im the members. Tnere are a number f wnicns belonging to the lesser trades, such isboring men, The Stone Catters’ Unton = sboot £0) members; ths Lasorers nays branch unions snd 5,500 members: thera is ~o.a society of Hot-Uarriers, aumbering 2,500; od small unions of Sawyers aod Millers, the ccrmer Baying 320 men and the Iatt 7 250; also, ‘alers, 20 members; Jewelers, 1,090; bangers, 5 0: Pisco Makers, 2,170, Piumb. 7; Barbers, 20%; Framers, 1.5.0; Trunk ers. Pencticase Makers, 9; Book- ; Blak-Buokbtnders, 12 ‘Tae Power OF GuN-Cottos.—The London AcSetoum describes some interesting experi. “nis With gun-coton at the Woolwich renal. Ajpalisade was bailt of oak timbsrs stoot tBick, firmly fixed im the ground, and supported im the rear by strong trusses. Disks «1 gun-cotton were placed along the face of the Paksede about a foot above the ground, and were fired by a batiery im the usual way. | re-elected by a large majority Tiow RaiLwax.—The tion of some of our lexding business mea in <9 Promptly supscribie< the whole amoua: a-- cessary for the construction of the Uaioa Junction Railway. canastbe too mach con- Mended by citizens who Baye the interests of the city at heart, ports it¢nep to exaggerate the importance of the imp: ot im its an- fluence on the tuture weliare We 292. Messures are being taken by Nort! aad Southern capitalists fur the anstragiion of Several new lines of railroada@ through Vir- eib1a, with 8 number Of extensions of the pres- nt roads and conuegtions in various dirsc- tions, thus thoroughly opening up a rich and fertile country hitherto practically unavailable Mineral and vegetsble wealth abound in those portions of , Old Dominion where these producers will seek wey ne W means of com- the extensive coal ia, aS well as the fertile farms And productive gardens of that State, which will soon be in communicat on with the sea- coast, will pour a portion of their treasures ito our laps, if we are wise im time. The railroad projects to which we ref-r, however, are mot confined to Virginia, They are tho necessary LQKS im a great Lbain of roads which Will offer to ‘he people of the Southwest | Shorter and moredirect lines of commanicttion with the Atlantic coxst thio they have hitherto had. The Junction rasroad is importaat, because itis the first step towards bringiag th District cities imto connection with this m work of :ailways. The Orange ana Alexan- dtia road already bas important connections in ,WAarioas directions, and the Loudom and Hampshire road is ty be extended to Win- chester, thence to the coal region at Pied- mont, and thence to Cincinna’l, which will thus be placed more thin a buadred miles clover to tide-waler than by auy existing or Projected railway. The new road is also im. Portant because it is a necessary link in ths connection of the Soutbern and Westera railways with those running North from this point. Under the charter, it 1s t take i's startat the northern ead of the Georgetown Aqueauet (part of the route by tunneiling) in the direction of Kaiorama. At Kalorama, a bridge must b» constracted acress Rock Ureek. Skirting along Boundary street until tne tine of R,S, or T streets is attained, the railway ‘will cut Lith street near the bu:lding now used forthe Department of State, aad will cut 7th street a square or two south of the depot of the 7th-street railway. Proceeding east upon the same line, it will connect with the Metropoli- tan road, now rapidly progressing in construce tion near Mrs, Gales’ estate at Eckington, and passing on bebind Kendall Green will counect with the Wasbington branch of the Baltimore and Obio railroad near the Fenwick property. For the purpose of & connection with the Baiil- more and Potomac railway there must bs a brarch southwardly from the main line of at lesst & baif @ mile in length. The same weuld be true of the Point Lookout road when it shall be con- structed. The work on the Janction road is to be pushed forward rapidly, and thus it will at once give an impulse to business here by em. ploying & number of taborers. Let us trust that a new era of enterprise and conse- quent prosperity for Washington will date from the commencement of this important improye- ment. Tue Ecectiona Next Week.—At the elec. tion im Kentucky, uext Monday, the 2d instant, | a State Treasurer and members of both Houses of the Legislature are to be chosen. The rival cavdidates for the office of Treasurer are Rum- sey Wing, Republican, and J. W. Tat», Demo- erat. Mr. Tate is the present incumbent of the office, and itis to be expected thar be will be The vote for President was—G rant, 39,560; Seymour, 115,5+) Seymour's majority In Alabama, on Tuesday, the “d instant, members of the Legis- jature and Congressmen are to be chosen. The nomirations of the two parties for Congress sre 98 follows: Republican—Alfred E. Back | Charles W. Buckley, Robert S. Heflin, Charles Hayes, Willian J. Haralson, John J. Hinds Democratic— William 1). Mann, A. N.Worthy’ J.C. Parkinson, Joba B. Reed, Peter M. Dox! William ©. Sherrod. Tennessee will elect a Governor, State Superintendent ot Pablic In- struction, and members of the Legislature, next Thureday, sth insiant There are two tickets— both claiming to be Republican—which ars headed respectively by William Lb. Stokes and De Witt D. Senter, the Latter of whom will re- cetve the support of the Conservatives and a portion of the Republican party, Mr. Senter is at present Acung Governor ct the State, he baying assumed that office as President ot the State Senate when Governor Brownlow was elected to the United States S RAMOVAL OF UrFicaas OF TaR CuRsareaKe AND OnI0 Casal.—The Directors of the Cars- apeake and Unio Canal Company held am. ing at Berkley Springs, Virgi the 26:h inst., and came near making a clean sweep in the ) ffices in their gift. The toliow- mg changes were made:—C pile -tors of totis Cumberland, Wm. Weber, ix place of Joha M. Resley, removed; at Georgetown, Win. W Blunt, of Montgomery county, in placa of Col J. McHenry Hollings worth, remo\ et; Harb yr. master at Georg-town, John T. Slat-r, of Howard county, in place of Howard Garrett, Temoved. S.dtey 1. Wailes, formerly Laspe>- tor of stores at tne Washington Nayy Yard, Waselected Paymaster for the whole line of the canal. Itis beligved that all the officers of rhe company wi | be removed who were iden- sified Wich the old board in any manner or op- Posed to the cans! p: out of their control Tae FUEL Questiow.—The New York /‘o:/ of Thursday afterroon says that “private ad- vices from the coal regions lead ts to advise thore who have not yet laid in their winter's supply of coal to be iu no haste todoso. Coal is now higher than it wi'l be six weeks hence: such, at least, is the belief of weil informed FOUNDRY ™% E vaAT 'O- RBOW, (E<vbath the fee Dr wine, Ul preach fu this church, at lla. beat foreign News by Cabi. Napoleon III, according to a Paris report, will issue @ sraeral amarsty for political dere om the 15tR of August = House of Qyaions, tast night, Mr. baad sec boMe secreary, ssid the governm-ot ded to in Adil concerning natae rabrstion ce At the next Pe I replied to the qu 2 the subject of c! P nd America would brought wader the notice uf the government as sg0n 84 Podlis business permitted. James G. Benvett, Jr. Wag been nominated ber of the Royal Yacht Qiob. The Nassan stakes, were won by Norma, the Chesterfield cup by Vespasian sod the Nursery stakes by Morpl Official dispatches trom the allied army in Paraguay Bave been received at Rio, stating that the final attack on Ascurra, the strong- hold of Lopez in the mountains, had been retarded by heavy rains. Reports from Para- gusyan sources state that the Brazilians, during their recentad received a check, and were thro a their and duriog tb t rear guard Gefeated; also ‘Bat Lopez holds a si Post- tion, and that the commander of the allies has been bailed in every Attempt to make a satis- factory reconnoissauce of its approaches. x Carnival Pcsisamew the British House of Gommons on Wedaesday the bitl to abolish capital puuitdmen’, inttoduced by Mr. Charles Gilpin, came up on motion tor a sec- ond reading, and Was rejected by a vote of 53 to 118 PECIAL eee OF THE AT A SPE! BRICK LAY RRS: beid of Washington, pion Hall ‘Tuesday ev ptot the news of the ur late loved comrade aud MBERGER. the following reea- 4 coudolence were unani- Dlearsd God, in hie divine wis- dem. to teke from «ur mi loved and es teemed friend and fellow mem'or, Hexzy Bast- BERG Fk ‘Tow at the unt ne of their naomber. 1) , gained aud deserved > ress ‘me- ¥ sympathize with bis widow and f irreparabis loms they bave sostar that i nite mercy, ill give them stremxth' to bear with te 1ce and resignaticn their bereavome: ad itferther Kesolved That a copy of these resolutions be Preserted to the widow of on: deer brother. and published in T tm pers ot this city. amd that era, m for thirty m in KYPAM MoRPaY, JOSBrH MARKS, At Committer, PU AT FR (ge TBE Peavioation oFrice or THe SUNDAY MORNING GAZETTE has been removed to ROOM No 2, WASHINGTON BUILDING, Corner 7th st. and Penn’a eve: Where advertisements will be received untiltem o'clock Saturday night LIBRARY OF CONGRESS, 23, 1859. The LIPRARY O8 CUNGHRSB will bs closed to the public from August 24 to Augast Sist, in- elusive 2929 Wt A.B SPOFFORD. Libra: POTOMAC BEAL ESTATE AND EOILD- : Ince LEAN oe wn meting {or ‘ment tthe Board of Trae Meomna Dios a on M et 6. first door = of oth street, on MONDAY NIGAT. Augast New stock can be taken upon the ent cf 92 per baie baat za NG eet UNITABIAN CHUROM WILL BE _ closed during tue heatd term. —3y 17 tt FIRST CO-OPERATIVE BUILI G BATIVE BUILDING AS vhere will bs « speci+l meeting of the Btock holders (immediateiy after the regular Meeting for the payment of dues) of the First Co operative Raliding Aes ciation to consider amet ments to fovatitation The attendance of every stock- ‘er is earnestly requested. Mee ti to be hei Augaet3.in Potomac A 01 “gy order of the steckholaone, y order of the 3 JF 29-e03t G. KR. THOMPSON. dy 39-20" FOR SALE AND RENT. FOR SALE AND BEN1. (OR RENT- iy farniahed BOOMS at Fone prices aoT 10th st ae 'O LET—For b.asekeeping. neatly and eel) zs Let 14th To tehed BOOMS, a 205 K street, vet 14 F EAT—Two! story BRIOK HOUSES corner of 9th anu N streets with the mod- ernconvenierces Key @nd information at the drug store next doe. y3i-lw OR RENT ( BSIOK HO 88. No. 352 L atre:t mor, between 1sth aud 15th: in good erder; cigkt rooms; jon given immodfately. Dovig next aban Pee 153 $e" ons Brat ia taining § roome ra 353 15th atest. teen, Band 0. Tala <TH. MUPARRE, 539 7th streets urtr B rex aa °K HO 4° OB SENT—Three comm For BOOMS, in front building. 25; or three bark bufiding for $15; house delightfully loca ved water and gas 360 Mamachusetts avenne Bi ferences exchanged. iy3 3 {OR RENT—A ten room BRICK HOUSE, with ‘water and ges; stable aud carriage house; a'so. 3 large gat sitaated on 7th atreet east rear Pennsylvania avenue. Ingnire of OROBS & ALSH, Resi Ketate Brokers. No. 327 Peunsy!- vauia avcnue, between 6th and 7th atreets. FOR BALE—A pine-room BRICK HOUSE. with .82, Good Urick stable in the rear. on a 30-feet a'ley. which is sewered. 56 10th street west between Land M. Price. $3(O0cash Inquire of (BOSS & WALSH. Reai ‘Fatate Brok: 327 Pennsylvania avenue, Iso, for sale, Subdivision 25, in Bynare 533, 2d street, bet ard F: 24), fet by 1 feet. tween BE 5 ‘We will also sell $10.00 worth of Corporation Bonds, at the market pri 2y 31-10t ane four story 320,000 fered foF B10 0, wn 'G_ BTUBRS & CO. HOUSE. on I street, next ft Drug Storect I.E 4 reets ay W3i" Fo SALK—Neat end +! igibly + tuated FRAME HOUBES, from §1,200 to 84,50 Sy30- 0.’STORES & CO. POR SAU Ta BM fo Maszlend and Virgiala, ‘Wasi jon, from 1 ‘facre eae © 8Tu) ‘00. iy30 tt Boal Estate Brokers. POR BENT-Foruisbedor antarnished ROOMS. suitabie for bousekeep'ng:. also, GLE ROOMS. at northwest corner {2th and H streets Call before 9a. m .orafter 4 p.m 3790-30" ‘hree story BRIOK HOUSE of 9 ster rh —A two story BBIO $rooras ant cellar. with gu 13th and L'streets. Fee, ENT—North HOUSE treme row mont avenue, between Ii and 5 streets, taining 5 room: E iygo 3e* [Ok BENTAA smal BRICK nOUeR, No. 6m a'reot. betwron D and & streets. Island gcod water convenient; pavement front and rear. Inquire next door. rest. bet Haver ay tr h and G sts. jy 30 St USE aa Georgetown, con: chen and cellar. Ingntre treet, between Wash 3 9-34" *SURMISHED ROOM, Datii ROOM AND OLOSKT a2 jot Gn second oor: deltehtfnl thwest carnerof Lith and £ streets, iu Park. Terms very reasoaable 433 O% KENT—Four rleasant_ and very desir KOOMS on one floor. and with mudera im- will be rented to m small family on very fevoravie terms. The farniture therei also for sale. either in’ waole or im part ata g bargain. Apply at ouce at No 91 ‘sridgs street 2d door from Uongreas, Georc-town iy3-3t™ bie >NOUFE THE SYSTEM. It ise eed thing to pass throuh life onty half alive, Yet there rre thousands whose habitaal cordition is one of Iangaor and debility. They jain of no specific disease; they suffer no pain; but they have me relish for any- thirg which aforde mental or sensuous pleasure to their more robust and energetic f ellow beings In pine cases out of tem this state of Iassitude ‘Sud torper arises from « morbid stomach. Indi gestion destroys the energy ef both mind and body When the weste of natare is not eupplied by a due and regular assimilation of the food, every organ is sturved, every famc'ion inter: rupted. ow, What éoes common use suggest under these cireui oar = Tie system not merely for an Td into @ more pitiable ever. (as it assuredly would 4> if s\cobolic stimulant were resorted to,) ct fo be accomplished: fornded on the on rter of 4 cent in administering me the system up by feugtain bead cf plystoal all the other orcana great orgau upon whic! nd for their nurtare and support. y the time that a dozen doses of the t vegetable tonic aut invigorant have been n the frelle frame of the dyspeptic will be feel its bepikm iviasnce. App-tits will be tie it hanvel psbulam w 08 the watery been imperiectly w etofor fth ch wourisaed. 10 vannaus GENUINE CIDER VINEGAR FROM YORK, FENSSYLVANIA Azo, THE FRENCH WINE VINEGAS. FRESH SP1CE3, ORIEN G'NGE SUGARS BETAILED AT COBT. Y OLD WHISKETS, WISE, &c. C. WiTMER, 119 Pennsylvania aves Between 1th and 20th streets. PPorecats FOR FUEL. jan *s Orricr, A COMFORTABLE Tome These rooms on the Gret floor; comfortably farnished. for horsckeeping:coufaining water and cas and in an Worhood; are now vacant. Apply net avenne between ith and 5th _Aseut very moderat, ay 9) St BENT—The FIRST FLOOE of hovac2=9 Estret, anfarnished. Keat moderate, in al- v e a FOR BENT Five ROOMS. consisting of afrcnt ‘ond back pa lor. three minor rooms and eum. mer kitcben. Bent $25 Apply at $75 7th between L and Jy 29-5 F's RENT- x room FRAME HOUSE, with all. A iy at ate L ine ae ith een the hours of 8a!m and 6 p.m. C.F. E. BICHABDSO. FOR BENT ‘GE of passage; sewer in the yard, situ between Land M. Apply at grocery. corner of 17ch and K ste. 1729 3 the two new @TOBE FOR BENT—One of SS STORES on south side Pennsrivania avenue, A .ew docrs west of i7that For terms apply to DEMPSEY & O'TOOLE. 326 Pa av. jy29 st* FOE EES comtortabiy FURNISHED HAMBBE and PABLOR, on the frat floor; will be rented together or vate. Also, other for rent. Furnished! and Uufaruished, at etwe F ets. yy 29:30" BENT in Goorge- y built: with all modern improve ments: can be Lad at greatly rednced vont. Apply to JOS. & 3. E. LIBBEY, No. 27 Water strect, Georgetowr t Fo RENT—Tie 21 and 31 #0) of ‘ke Buileipg (each in oue larze room.) on Penna enue, U ‘and 6th tb» for reat AN'L B. CLABKE, st. and Pempa. avenue. CBPICE OF KooMS FOR ONE OR we, oF, gentleman and wife. Board, at S74.9'hat. | bo c FOR BENT HOUSE No 2th at . between E and F; he: 11 the wodern 1 Inquire at M.WL 3.336 1 ie {OR bENT—On Capitol Hill, near the east gate of Capitol gronods.a story Brick HOUSE, ont ven rooms. Apply at No 622 Penn: i __jy23 er oR © BEAUTIFUG LOTS on the east hi street. near W street; 2/100 alky ps $10 $10 ment! 1938 8% *OR RENT—Two o {OR SALE—Three beautiful building wOTS on eee in street, between Gand H. Ouly 1 ‘balance 87 monthi S10 crab reaulted, oa eK & MEL CALF, iy23 10t N. E. cor. N.Y. ave, and sth st. OR KENT—A COTTAGE HOUSE, with FUR- ESS TURD, couvsiniue six roomerfursttor cat new; wit bic fer two horses, a are le fi and Hl ‘weter in yard. fetid all kien Sort Nee ELIGART But ONE LOTS ELEGANT BUILDING LOTS "! ELEGANT BUILDING LOTS!!! $12.50 EACH $12.50 EACH:!: $12.50 BACH THE MOST DELI ILDING SITES ICT OF COLUMBIA. IN THE DISTE Havirg recently enbdivided the tract of land known end desicnated as the old site of Fort Rene, Tennaliytown, D.O., we offer to the pub- ec, for the next THIBTY DAYS, aniess sooner disposed cf. aiternato lots in sald subdivision at $12.50 each. ‘These lots contain 2,500 square feet of ground each. and lie but two miles beyond Georgstowa, ‘The regular line of stages running between Wash- ingten, Georgetown, Oak Hil! Cometery and Ten- nallytown places these tote within twenty min- utes’ rideof Washington. Fare 15 cents, The attention of all. especially employees of the invited to this opportuulty for ob- taining @ country residence, or making @ profit- able investment, Government. ‘Thistrect ts the highest point of land in the District, commands a most magnificent view of the Potomac and the surrounding country, and lies 610 feet above tide-water, overlooking Washington, Georgetown, Alexandria, Fairfax Seminary, 8u- gar-Losf Mountain, and the Bine Rid For bealthfulness and comfort as well as for grandnees of scenery this loeation cannot be sur- passed. Our subdivision embraces over 1,000 lots of 2.500 square feet ea nd one half of these we offer at tke low figure of $12.10. Revence stamps aud conveyancing at the cost of the perChaser. A plat the eubdivision can be seen at our office, where all information ia regard to the same can be obtained. ‘Those who call first will have first choive of locatlon, etc, ONION & BUTTS, RBAL ESTATE BROKERS ay AUCTIONEERS, i Corner Seventh and E strects, iva im [POR BENT Or cE street, Lesween stcre. Apply on tl Foe NT—A new HOUSE Tr and gas, on 2: Pennsylvania eanc K atreeta For partica jars apply to FENWICK & STUART’S Sasb. Door and Blind Depot, corner of 7th street ai canal. ay W-eott (FOR BENT—wint be SAE DT, the tat of Juiy.w re nedinm size HUUS! containing § roo! With water aud gaa; situated'’on 2th atrect weet! HOUSE No. 5 1th Q and B. Good place fors premises. 1935 6" felzht reoms, with reet west, between bet. K and Penna. avenue Rent Pe For particale rs apply at FENWICK &8TU Sash, Door, and Blind Depet, corner 7 cal Je: OR SALE OB LEASE—That valuable BREW- ERY. in complete order,on the corner of 9th street cast and Pei “a e. ‘his property ia a hot ne building and Fable, and lots 15, 19, snd 2). in same square “subdivided #0 as to inake seven or eigut Ane For particulars terms &c , septs to DODGE & DABNEILLE. i525 6t _ Real Estate Brokers, 210 F at, R RENT—HOOSE No. 513 E street, batween 24 und 31 atreets. with all modern improve- Inquire of JOHN J. BEKKET, office No. house 442 H ay 22-1" F&%, BENT—R00MS, furnished” or _untar: nished. sinele or in suite. with or without Fo.at byer’s Hotel, corner Indians avenae The fine verandeh, promo- ‘ation of the house render it Apply to MER & CO.,407 F street, or Diving room and Kitch with ail th rt ing, for ren dy Bett x _ FOR BFET—Hous = Lith street, be- Tuquire at Butlders’ Dero a a JICELY HOME IN BOABD—several pleasant BOOMS. nice! farniahed, at greatly reduced prices; Table Boar at extremely trod rms. Apply to No. 446 13th street, bet F sts asle-tf [FOR SALE—A Getirstic FRAME DWELL ip Georgetown, D, FUR SALE AN: ‘6 ROBT-& Bouse SR RENT contatning * ° Pl < roc tm 21 Mar 7 at tnewtar ofice. r eplvedia, Ioeation ae ‘ lows OO osh. $2.00) to 12 paymente of Ul and basement ated Price $3.0! 3 per 329 7 Ww UCTuERFORD” Hovses ABp LOTS IN THE © Tyr aND counTR?Y FOR SALE BY 5. BROWN & SON, SEAL ESTATE BROKERS, ConnmR 16TH Staeer ayy New Yous Avencei FIFTY FINS BUILDING LOTS In 8. F. Br visions Mt ne aah Pleasact, are now of free eu desiral “hie property te sive aba et road. the fashi healch, location. and surroanding improvements, Ie anequailed by any other locality iu the suburbs of Washington. The Lots range in (Sc iroms Suerter of en sore toan screeach To contemplating ¢ariy improvements extra indrcements wii! he extended PERSONAL. - TO LOAN $7,500 STAB & METUALY, Jy 2-5 New Vork aveuue and 15th street. N Rs K SAWYE AE Clairvoyant Medi No 416 E street north portance D*®- Urey. 300 9tts Street. The most skillful and cides fising physician for the tren OUMPLAINTS in the «ty Ladies suffering tr: irregularities may repose the strictest confidence in bim. He guarantees a thorough care. His feos sre moderate, and patients visiting see no ene bat the Doctor. a N ESSAY ON THE ©, N HOO No. 141 W. Fayeite street, Balcimor free to any address. N¢tsaniEL WILSoN, ATTORNEY-&T-LAW, HAS REMOVED TO No. 409 F STREET, my Mt NEAB 73a. Tk RMATION WANTED OF JOUN GEA BA. Baliem: a er, from Ireland. When last heara frem, resided of County Kerry. be ESPs rities ot Bleak of Urnsom: 5 me saws va 8, T.J.GALT south slaw je 1s-003w [SE BIGHEST CASH Palv FoR Lapies’, Gert’, and Ohildrca’s Cast Of Ciething. Be at B.8. HARTOGENSIS. 2. Tth Mand N. Any order threngh jail promptly attended des iy" me SLOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE, Pie course tf Lecter ‘as delivere? at the New York Meseum of embracing the subjects —Bow to live an ive for, Youth, Maturity and Old Age: ood conerally re: © CAT SO 0! tion. flatulence sn ted for; Marriage philo: FOR SALE. —A second-hand ROUKAWAY, two in 00d order; at Coal aud Word Va ar iath aad ay 30-20" F ‘CR SALE—The FTOCK @: TURES of a Grocers, one of the best stants on ( tek Hi Willselicreap The owner is about av ingthe city Apply at the corner of 34 ani Bast, Uspitol streets 2 ee SALE—A first rat chance of juv-stm nt RESTAUBANT, and favorable Loase of *itn Furnished and Untarnished Rooms, tral end pepulous weighborbood the concerm on easy ter Purpose to change bus'ness Philadeiphis House,” corn FS SALE CHEAP —a HSE. BUGGY, acd BaRNESs. Call at American House. Y FOR SALE Suitable rants WE HAVE ALSO ON HAND, A VERY LAB WHICH WE aLso READY MADE AND ro ONDE! 276 PENNSYLVANIA AVE WE SAVE THIS DAY BEDUUOED ove STOCK OF LINENS TO THE FOLLOWING PRICES: COATS REDUCED FBOM......1.75 to $1 50 —we 293t0 200 - ee BIS 250 AND VESTS REDUCED PRO. PORTIONATELY. STOCK BLACK AND COLORED ALPAca ¢ Oats, LL AT REDUCED PRIOES. A. SAKS & ©O., o25 SEVENTH sTREET, y 2Q8B DUORS BELOW OLD stamp. — DEVLIN & Co., New York Clothiers, FINE CLOTHING, ALL STYLES, FOR MEN AND B0Y8s FURNISHING GOODS. H' BER AND Bt for Boctor Ev: tri d guarantee given. HOW _ S LIVEBY STABLES, G. sear 7th st. ‘OK MALE—A RARE CHAN BLACKHAWK MARE. 7 y. hands high cannot be surpass ip the District; perfectly cent bie Also.auew open BUGGY, ane WHIP 7 i ¥ cheap. Jurther use for the es ablishment. PRICE's stables, 6th etreet, between ave FoR SSE te 0 FIXTURES of a small pestansant good Lusiness: proprictor leaving the « atihe Star Office. a FOR 84% TABLE st MaTERLALS PUG CALE —A ‘ders —& BUILDING onmberof 8H Ets. dwolliac. and oue . The purchaser to take down Duildings within thirty (30) daye er 2 bow, c LAX & BENEDICT, MELE Fite ie arest > io PENNA AVENUES. ag — <iq BOOTS AND SHOES, A DEDUCTION OF 10 PR CENT. ON ALL Cas SALES. Wishing to reduce our large Stock of BOOTS and EHOAS, we will make adeduction of 10 PER CENT. on all CASH SA for BIXTY Da’ FROM DaTE. H BURYS & OO, 340 Pennsylvania avea jy B-tFel bear Niath strest = NOTrIoR. <i <= = ig ‘The only place in the city to bay your BOOTS, SHOES, AND GAITERS D;, BICHAU’S tenons or Blotches, Bercy erestest . Portfer kaown.r.cnove ait “Dy Rechow's Golde Deters Re wees BP ag I \ «tether trom mereury or other praiate relief in ail 3 ave Dr. Racha it and ite eccompanied with Oper bottle. cure for Nervous or oung. fmpsrtiug energy with eftect joe $8 Lottle, or cee pe ties eae any place shee. 5 blown, On receipt of street New =. BFCircul Cazests. OURTAINS, ‘Bo. in “Radress DR D. B. RICHARDS, No York = boars fron. sent GOLDEN KEMEDIEs. Ask for no other, take ge other, and you will save time, th £1,000 BEW. stace «hich the; for any case of disoase in any to cere s Geltin Bat aguMo. Loares Uioers, Throst ana sBore Byea. Copper Colored cores effected by 4 of riteet Ag, Lor Ne: 2. 96.0 per bottle,or two bot- Golden Anti 2 safe, cpoedy, radical are tor wit Uh ‘al ure for Sorener sticanw’s (Fol tea Blirer Shimer" ie Tagen! THE Lane! THE NEWEST AND 7 "HE MosT. y twee fas 8 room =a ; 5 a= ROTOR Tin hetw 5 to SIBLEY UY. Pa, = AJ f eur FRIENDS Gin ESET: wasn Sipoa bc cdat mia (| Eat deat ite ae Wo sas kes a WHOLESALE PRICE = — ——— @ «fect may be described as wonderful. ROW at 1! o'cl {| _Bealed Proposals: rece KB : peal Eotate Agent, Ho. . {OR BALE— it com . fruit and ‘Tue palisade was hterary blown away amidst | stre.t-totwee I:thend iin. eH: ont | Bee ‘Tens Ta the Slat Gariof Anguet, Acie | weet. near Istreet north woe F Fan, Sve sii hoe maphendies adh 186 — 486 © ceafening report. as if the massive timbers TBE Carton uit —{Metropalitaa) uae of Represdatacivan usb: anfoninese® © | Kya ES Oa Ie Canis aS tee GO: Parra g0dse Larra, STRASBURGER BRos., SPRING srock cMered no more resistance on one side of the CHUMOH will continue 2 240 pounds) best White'Ash, No 1, or | noutnweat corner of 19h and & strects, one square ae a . #OW OPEN aT gun-cottom than the atmosphere on the other. es trom Connecticut arpane cars. Ouly @s00 cash | FyOT EATHRE Is COMING—It you want to 373 Svante Ore MARKRITER’S, ‘Ibe dieks require mo fixing: merely isying teen ee BtanE S METOALE, the, ip, call goo on RALBOURN Late, Berweex Laxo K, 486 SEVENTH STERET, on is sufficient. Solid blocks of iron and stone Northeast cornes N.Y. avenneend, | corner 7th and WHERE LARGEST ASSORTMENT Brrween D anp B Sraetts, ‘om be shivered into fragments by js 8 Bt (Bep&Obron} 1th oan mag? « firing a disk ‘ 8 doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall, isid om the top. In future sieges, {f some Ses Sor 4 =* a. = EMBRACING NOVELTIES In Prgms) at ase to the gate or a agpinaroH TaVeRRIN— jonth after moticeef the | ne agg 7m eee FOR THE BEST PAPEREANGINGS, WINDOW SHADES, PIC ctgueemen ates one thane | ELE tal uabris suchuetson Pers. lee epecitiod: bal as gropeaet can | K°OE,CAUE—A BARG ere: ak Seeeen Eee ee with 3 galvanic Current from slong distance. | All members are requestec to 5 " gia! ‘One square from care. 7850. TEAS AND OOFFBES IN WASHINGTON CITY, GO TO THE HONG, 636 SEVENTH 8T' faseee of ‘pecified, bat no proposal will be cousidered from Partie rcunily eakuow, . 2 from the ‘performance of the oon- Pr should be direxted to the Clerks of the Bouse 0 cfeKaprcoomtatives, and cndoresd. "rope. Lf "ert 5 Henceforth Indian stockadesand New Zealand SRLS, PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, CERO pabs wilt be but wain defencer; and if a hole . B. AMA, 466 THe onesie Paton M08, PIOTUBE NAILS, BRINGS, &c. jy Zt i McPHBRSON, jy3) ewew louse of Rep’s U. 8, ppeorasass FOR br toad ON TWELFTH MaNU¥acsUPERs oF 6% m.tois pm. The Bertectocked e Sennen ao . IOE CREAM, WATER ICES, CHARLOTTES ith ths Sneek Lice, Phas eee a) Ww ® * _— Spee seep ae ami spose oa “Fee zt c0 aneot nenate. I iO [BET —_— ba cit La Ine talld to ete ee red Ceumreny orice. xi Resteurant for | Rerecs.m! aprove ta scans aos rebellion, and that mep who did not so par- t a et ean CHARLOTTE DE RUSSB. PAL f because of their adherence should JELLIES, — be adie to thetr seats as being the choloe of Gaths Snest qualitics and Savor, Wholcesie and the only men voting who Rot prefer a ' traitor totes Gotgeseaies te a inpaiioee ce ty of talking the tron-clad oath, Tus NatiowaL Tamarem—This poputar Louse will be opened on the 10th of Septembor with the Leffingwetls, and emgagements have ’ already been made by the A od attention paid to farotshiog desire. rs Families by ey they may » dey e i a oo re oF THE = will ia * 0) pper part of o tacprising man-/ © SUNDAY MORAING GAZETTE Foes race Perynee,, oputaining, sigh ERSTE FEavies OF cmEAUa, ies ear’ a fran pase ceo WILL BEIssCED FROM tHE a Sajoining the Val Ae, ing -honse, oS Ce S en rm vue ©) a Rien: " a — the Floncacts, Rammer Wiliams Guswen oe HEW PUBLICATION oFricr, ESRESGA SS bl the sumctoncy of the seca ne teat | Se-s0 For the coverierce of persona 4 rors Gud she Sasan Galton Eaglish bar- | Washington Boiléing, corner of 7th street and OHABLES H. Buiss, in the eee LOK. and residing in parts re. This ts certainly variety enough | Pecnsylvania avenue, _ayS1-3t Bup’t re, &e. oa RE a oe iH at the tullowing paces om sense, aed tnctades come of the best | TC-MOREOW MORNING, SP°OrRy BFraoRR TORS | JOSEPH F OULEIMS 295 Dosll tt. Geeres he Gas Company 47 ty strect antic nd musical talent sow in the country, | ond will cootela emous other interesting matter WE ABS OW Ora IE baten secre yiiw | 4 avd Hetreets west = * a mal the cponing chaper of #1 Bszagon 3t*__ How efurpishirg Store, 619 7th ot. VOR RENT—; A large fouratory BBIOK. (near t Om, aid to: Easel Are deter tos Sere y to . com Daud Eo jy 3s Ot ¥ th, of the 17th instant, #re occurring from the | bv F De Moll's Drag Store, corser of Bt « Nave ¥ G. W. Croply’s Drog Store. 110 Br Gecrgetown. ‘Tie price will be the same «t «ti Baped pisces FED STORE, ‘*t ses". betweou U and D north. uy ied by puysappuedly 6 BYRON. | abel at Ce roL MLL , oe Laly Biest ac. &c. It Oniers pr yao street. Letweeo fold cheap. Inqut’. 71 Loulsians even Bi “