Evening Star Newspaper, August 6, 1869, Page 2

<i EVENING STAR. Largest Cireulation in the District ey CROSBY S. NOYES..........Editer. WASHINGTON OITY: FRIDAY.........20000.... AUGUST 6, 1569, S7 READING MATTER ON BVERY PAGE. SEB OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELB- SRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. FoR THE ACCOMMODATION OF Puasoxs leaving the city during the summer months they con Dave Taz Stam mailed to their oddress, by ordering the same at the office, for 12% cents per week, for one week or more, FROM WASHINGTON TO THE PACIFIC. SALT LAKE CIty, Mormons aod Gentl Biae-eyed Men ond Force of Character — The Mormons ‘ale care of the Babi Who Bo ing c Org —Mi-tak is not likely to ez—VYoun;'s De- Talks with the Die with Brigham fects of Character—Wipi t of the Times—Proscriptive Peli Sommts—A Small Black (lout —Joveph the Future Ruler of ti is Opposed to Polyz- he Strength and Weakness of | my, &e d Correspondence of The Star.) | ALT Lae Orty, July 20, 156). Talks with the Mormons. my last letter I described oar tuterview | wih Brignem Young. On terving nim we | were invited by George A. Smith, First Goun- | lor to President Young aud who also bolds the posi.iom ot Historian and General Charch fiecorder, to visit Bis office nearly opposite | toat ot Brigbam Young. Smith, who 1s a nephew of Joseph Smith, is a stout, frank, individual, the opposite to Brigham | Young im most respects. put like him in that rude force of cBarscter which characterizes st of the Mormon leaders. By the way, | Young. Smith, Caguon, Weils, and most of the leading Mormons are of the blue-eyed persua- stom. @ fact that muy be of interest to those who im regard to force of characier— Ac.,—deing indicated by color of ters were of the harum- scatam order in marked coatrast to Brigham Young's trim office; books, paper*, minerals, | Lc. arranged on the easy-get-at-able pian aad | with wide roomy arm ensirs mtesded more | ter comfort than show. Mr. Smit Kindly sup_ plied us with various official documents in regard to Mormon affairs and gave as some | very interesting mcidents of the early exp. | riences of the Saints im fiading a resting place after they were driven cut of Missouri and Ailncis. He described his parting interview with Senator Trombull on the occasion of the fate visit of the latter to Salt Lake City. Said be. “being up early that morming I thought I Weald go snd see Trumbull off He saa he was very much plea--4 with our indastry aad improvements, and bat for our practice of Polygamy we should be entitled to tbe thanks of the country for rescuing such a waste as | (bes, and making it fraitfal.” ‘bis then,” said Smith, “is the way it works. @ industrious and temperate. Ifa maa SsseeR With & cigar ip bis mouth or ander the ‘nfluence of liqaot we kaow that he is nota Mormon. There is nota child in the Territory that Bas not a legal tather to provide for it aud see that it is educated. There is not a &-0d abi younger on of B: tohave Wiping Ont Mormonism. Another mistaken idea to my mind ts tact the «way and institutions ct MBrmonism m1-t necessarily and speedily give way before ti Pregress of population ad civilizvion. Some ‘Very fine things have been written by gushing tourists snd book-maer- mpon this theme, to the effect that the click of tha telegra, death-rattie of Mormoni-m of the locomotive will sound squatter sovereignty will d Dseof one’seyes and ears hers for a few days serves to show the obseryeribat so farfrom anu-Mormon element makicg any bead- «ay bereit is steadiiy and inexorably bevagcrowdei | of tbe Ask any Gentile teaser bere whit ne | ont thinks of the pro-peet of crashing out Mor monism by the aid of the telegraph, the lo motive and squatter sovereignty! In the first piace the Mormons, per Brigham Young, own all thesreble land in the Territory, and witn the land titles so vested In Young that he cin present any Gentile from purchasing a fvot, In Salt Lake City Brigham Young is, step by tng posse-siou of all real estate owned y tiles, even where has to pay tw: s value. Thus be paid $15,000 recently to a honse aud lot, uearly opposite ox The Co-Operative Moven the effective process by whic’ t” the Gentiles, as they of co-operative trading, they deal only with ony another, and eave the Gentile traders without enstomers Everywhere in the city pa see the Mermon stor ards over tered This sign marks out to thy Mormons the Places where they are tomate their purchases. The plan of these stores professes to make it to the advantage of purchasers of goods to become stockholders in them by allowing 4 Gividerd upon profits; and with « view to encourage the movement dividends in some cases have been declared, but it is pretty apparent tbat most of the profits will go to the managers of the stores, who vote them. selves handsome salaries and have the inside track generally. Brigham Young, who is the rewdest of business men, has a big fluger im the pie, and his son-in-law, H. B. Claw- sop, who also rons Higham Young's Thea tre,is the purcbasing agent for what is called the “Parent stores,” or wholesale stores, This co-operative mechine is now work- ing so effectively that it fs not only crusbing out all the Gentile dealers, but all the Mormon traders who show the slight. eet diseffrction to the Young dynasty Thus, the Walker Brothers, who were heavy Mormon merchants, but who did not quite toe the mark of allegiance to ths Prophet, have been put under ban, aud their business nearly ruined. Messrs, Ross & Bar-ett, Gen- tile merchants here, who were do.ug 4 very Pro=perous business, and whose relations with the Mormons were ¢o pleasant that they thought nothing coutd break up their custom, tell me that their business has fallen off to otbing under the fanatical non-intercourse system so rigidly put m practice here. 1 have not met a single Gentil: here who is net utterly discouraged with the business Prospect abead for them; and it must be re- membered that almost all the Gentiles here are im trade, and that their customers mast necessarily be Mormons. it is now made a Point of regious duty with the Mormons not to deal with those not of their faith. The staple of ‘he sermons delivered to them is to this end, and they are further exhorted to “cease to fellowship every min who will woman who bas not a legal husband to care for her and support her. There is no vice or immorality here, a case of venereal disease bas hot been known in this Territory im a popuis. hom ef 150.000. We are all that we should be, by the tesumony of our enemies, only we believe in raising babies—a good many of them— ud Bot im willing them before they are born, as statistics show they are doimg by wholesalein righteous New England! We uot only get no | credit for what we do, dut the United aa:Boriues foree sobriety and morality. We Rad a! guist Maine inquor !aw. but as of.en as w attempted to punish any body under it, Jadge Titus, though bimseif a temperance maa, Would discharge acy oue convicted, ia order to | Binder the Mormons from carrying out their temperance policy.” Whe Boss Things im Utah. Sait Lake City contaics about 2%. mbapi- | ‘apts, 2 Dumber Dot greater than was gathered at Nauvoo when the Mormons were driven oat of Hiimots fn 188%: but the Mormons ctaim e100 of thew faith im Utah and the ad- 1010g territories, Tae Mormon Church is organizea witha First Presidency of three: a Council of Twelve | Aporties a Patriarch; a quoram of High Press of tmdefinite number: sixty-four quorums cf Seventies an Elder's Quorum; a ecidency of three and a High Council ot | twelve foreach “S:ake of Zion;" a Presiding | Fisbop for the Chare’ with two Couaselors; a | Kiebop for each Ward: a Priests’ Qaerum;s Teachers’ Quorum; and a Deacons’ Qaorum. The present jorities of the Ubarct are: by chess Young. President; George A. Smita Bes first, and Daniel H. Weils bis second coun- relor, i Hyde, President cf the (,uorum of t ‘Teive Apostics, and Urson Pratt, Sr, Jonn | sier. Wiiford Weodraff, Ezra T. Eeuson, Charles ©. Rieb, Lorenzo Saow, Franklia D Kecbards, George (2. Cannon, Joseph F. Smith, | aud Brigtam Young. Jr., members. Joba Smith, Patriarch, John Young, President of the High Priests’ ‘.v0rum Edwin D. Wooley and Samuel W. Kichards, Counselors. Joseph Young, President of the first seven Presidents of the Seventies, and Levi W. Han- cock, Heury Harriman. Albert P. Rockwood, Horace S. Eldridge, Jacob Gates, and Job Van Coit, members of the first seven Presi- Gents of the Seventies. Edvard Hunter Presiding Bishop, and Leonard W. Hardy and Jesse ©. Littie nis Counselors George A. Smith, Historian and General Cbureb Recorder, and Wilford Woodrum, assetant. Mistaken Ideas Concerning Mormonism ‘There never was a greater mistake, in opinion, ‘ban the idea that Mormonism will | collapse when Brigham Young dies Ia the | list of officials above mentioned there are at | ‘east Balt @ dozen who can lead the Mormons | ‘with as much energy and vastly more tact than Brigbam Young. The paternal or patriarchal relation Be Rolds to them gives Bim almost questioned authority now, but the same au. thority would be exercised by his successor, and almost certainly in away to diminish ‘be hostility now felt towards the Mormons. It is conceded by intelligent Mormons here that Young's intense egotusm and dogmatism cauces Bim to blunder seriously; as, for in- stance, Bis inconsiderate threats to Senator ‘Trumbull, tha: be would tara United Smtes © Mcials ont of the Territory. is expositions Of the doctrines of Mormonism are weak and illogical, and tBere are masy of the Mormon speakers who are greatly bjs superior in ad vo- <cauog Mormotiem with force and plausibility. George A. Smith is a strong and Plagsidie Was. Jobe Taylor, a gray-Readed man of great dignity of appearance, theagh sluggish in repose, is said to show enormous powers when srousedtoaction. Franklin D. Richards and Daniel H. Wells (now Mayor of the city and second counsellor to Bigham Youur) are Teputed to be men of ability. Geo. Q. Ciaeon (editor of the Deseret News, and nephew of Jobn Taylor) is a man of force, of cultivation ard fine preseoce, s clear. logical speaker, aod is able to present Mormonism in s more pisasi- ble cbape, sud answer objections with more | readiness and séill than any other that I baye met. Brigham Yourg. Jr., is spoken of as a man of excellent judgment. Joseph A. Young as the most brillant ofany of Brigham Young's numerous progeny, but he is a fast youth, aad | scaedalize the Mormon fathers greatly by his | drunkenness aed rapid habits. Heber You not build up Zion.” A Small Black Cloud So long as the Morons tain their Pretent compact organization and unity of counee! ill be futile to expect ‘o wipe them out by sny of the processes counted upon. And my belief is that the Mormons area fixtare im the Sait Lake Valley; but it is not impossi- bie that the most repulsive feature of their institutions—polygsmy—may be abandoned, not from outside pressure. but trom influences working within. There is a email cloud 100 ing upeven now that gives some promise of such result. Within the last week two of the sons of Joseph Smith arrived here, to the pesition held by Brigham Young. One of these sons, David, was a posthu:nous child, acd it wes predicted of him by his father. sceorcing to Mormon tradition, that me should one day rule over them. There are a consid. ereble number of Smith Mormons scatterea through Llincis and fowa, and the Salt Lake Mormons sdmit the force of the prophecy m favor of David Smith, but they say be must come ir the reguisr way, “through the gate of the eburch.” The Bich is that the Smith Mermons reject polygamy, and some other crstmetive doctrines of the Oburch. The mother of David Smith is 2 woman of high spirit amd great force of character, and she utterly denies that her husband ever was a polygamist, or that it was introduced by his instrumectality. Just here springs up an acri- Monious contest that may end polygamy. Last Saturday night a meeting was beld among the leading Mormons, at which the Smith brothers and Brigham Young were present. The object of the meeting was to ascertain exactly whet the SmitMs are aimmg a‘. The question of polygamy came up, and one of the Mormon Elders told David that there were women now living in Salt Lake City who were walling to take cath that they occupied the position of wives to Jo eph Smith during bis lie. Brigham Young with muca vehe- mence of manoer dared the Smiths to contest for tbe leadership upon the anti-poiygamy issue, amd told them they were counting Bpon & rope of sand. Thus far the Smiths bave 2d BO plice open to them ia which to bold & peblic meeting, but the disaffected Walker Brothers pave offered them the use of one of their warehouses. Intelligent Mor- mons here express the opinion that the Smiths will make no headway until they put them- selves im full communion with the church on the doctrine of polygamy. They have no nu- cleus of organization, while the clique of as- tute polygamists who rule things bere com prebend fully the great power that results from centralization, and have acted through- outon that Knowledge. Yet it sees to me that the most immediate prospect of abating polyg- amy is througn this missionary movement of the Smith brothers. ‘Smith is everywhere revered amongst the ‘som much the same cervice that the name of Napoleon did to Lous in France. the Salt Lake Mormons seem to be fanatically devoted to the doctrine of polygamy, majority of them have terest Im maintaining it. Mormons tat about one.’ fate as that excountered by the of Baal at the Bands of Elijab, which Brgtam Youpg’s favorite authority for dealing ia a summary way with ail tslse prophets. Bat when Brigham leaves this sublumaty sphere it Witt mot be strange if a revelation should be many of the Mormons to receive such revelation. Mor- monsem will then be an inoffensive snstitation that will excite Bo animosity, and will proba- bly be maintained for years in the form of the present (. uaker and Shaker communities. cs. N. a ey Batite Peyton, elected to th= Tennessee Siate Senate yesterdey, will be pressed as a candé- Gate for the United States Senate in opposition to Andrew Jobnson, it ss said. Dispatches from Albany jusce a formi- @=ble strike amome the tron miners up in Esvex county that the firs: whistie | | | | An addrees to the people of Mississippi nas Deen issued by a namb-rof gentlemer of he | “old Wiig and Democratic parties, advocating the policy Of supporting toe National Union Republican party in the coming elections; saying, they should yiel! no cold, forma, sepport, but be active, zealous and faithful, tek): g Virginia as their exampie in the coming © ntest, and assuring the peope that thus party si sreias the views of President Grant and the Jopgressicnsl plan of reconstruction. The Nalional Union Republican party have called & nominating convention to meet on September Sth in Jackson Tum Prats Paiste Yo. TRIke.—The New Siar says that the report printed in oue New York jonrna's, to the effect that a compromise was Nkely to be arranged be- tween the National Bank Note Company snd he ecriking printers, is covtradicted by the latter, not word having been broached on the subject. The men are determined to stand by their resolutor, and will not resume work until the additional ten cents is paid. The election in Tennessee yesterday passed off quietly ss far as beard from, except ata place called Moscow, where a fight took place be ween a colored mam and a white boy, in which the former wes shotand killed. Senter Las consid majorities tn almost every distrig from. D G. Slaughter, Emerson Evheridze. Edmund Cooper and Bailey Peyton are elected to the State Senate, and Clarke Tem.) to the House of Representatives. ‘The suitof J. B Brown against Col. D. 7. Yourg, mvolving the title te the governmeat property at Harper's Ferry, valued at several ullions of dollars, is on tris at Parkersburg, West Virginia, Chief Justice Chase on the bench. Female sufirage meetings contmue in Ton- don. Two hundred petitions, containmg 41 600 names, have already been presented to Parlia- ent, And monster petition containing 11.000 more is soon to be presented to the House of Commons. The laboting men of evada are out ina formal pronunciamento against the coming inaman REMOVAL tem N H. MILLER. ATTORNEY-AT Law. Raa rumored bis office to No. 4 4% street 'y Hall. 8 i TO ISBAELITES. ¥ ie Cedication of the will take place at the By ie oO PL m., to sia ht hy the irict are mest C31 ¥ invi Sugest ‘A: ADLBH, Bec (Cer NA Tiowar UNION. BUILDING ASSO ULATION. No. 2. The Srat regular meering for the payment of dues li be hela st No 71 Lovisiana avenue, first door tof thetiect,on MUNDAY NIGHT, Augast -t 8pm. Morthty paymen's $1 por share. An opportuvity is offered for parsons ts scare stock in ase ciation nvder the control of an ef- fictent and exp cad Board of Directors tutions cag becbtained from any of the ro o1 rs or Directors ne ‘I. H.STAILEY, President, H O BOOD Vice P it, ND. LARNER. Treasurer, Ww ANSON etal Tirectors—R. W. B: Stailey. D. 8. Jones Ww. . A a ¢ LIBRABY OF CONGKES8 will be closed to the public from August 24 to August Sist, in- Lb oy ot A.B SPOFFORD, Librartan. “THE UNITARIAN CHUROM WILL BE closed durin; ated term. tt DEL. DORSEY HAS REMOVED HIS im Office and Residence to No 260 NINTH STBEET, Jy33 Im* between M and B streets. H GRANULATED ICE. FROM THE TWO UMPHS, with ra Cy BY io ream S¥Fn Glass Fountai ULB BRUTHB! 9im + cor 7th and £ sis. THY FORD'S CELEBRATED SODA WA TER, with delicious Frait and Oream Syruse, Particular attention called to the Tonic ap. r ‘Kissinger, Vichy. Saratoga, and Bedford Mine- rah wate 3°R érani — WATER AND C34 yi aos eee atone: tr ing with the more im: portant business net medicines. assist bas bee ured to take excinsive charge the soda fountain. Fifteen ‘tickets for I cass" ¢ soda sold on Srnday my 21-t3ep) HA AIK RENEWER AT SBVEN- ue Bay one Ts ee AT t same price rations Bi as Ayers. | ing Mer's, Mentecmery's.’ Mire Allen's Letts, & ing gieatly es lerged m repared to r erytbing Kept ti rug Store at mach less then following t * Me incu ware Batchelor's. Hair 0, Soda and Orcams of t P. ted by ne, ip riagnntane tly eo. PPP iad LO 1: ilesaasha STILL MAINTAINS ITS UNBIVALLED BEPUTATION FOR UNIFORM GOOD QUALITY AND ICB COLD TEMPERATURES, With DELICIOUS FRUIT and CREAM Sieh Kissirgeo, Vichy, Seltzer, and Saratoga MINB- BAL WATEKS on draught, No. 480 Fifteenth street, myi4-Sm Opposite U.S. Treasury, Db.8.D GRANT'S OF FICE, f teat: vom Tent of all Lisesses “Dt -GEANT RG orth Literty street, Baltimore, Md. il give @ if he capnot cu: bms. Kronchitie Juci; tt Consumption, ehertuess of Breath. all diseage at er 1 nes. Ringing in the the Ker Bye, Wlo-d and Skin, Prudence, Womb ‘Diseases, &c. Di: rect Dr 8 D GRANT, ¥S Morth Liberty street, Baltimore, M. dy lbly or bleds pe it ) De paid to all may have ictt thelr morey on dereat site The company turing four months preceding the Ist day st wi able the 1; taste Foe pieer. 1 ve Uavenle om or alter the ts PBINGER, Ten dar aap reson Rt a iq eg rye contractor biaek forme for bide furuiched es coual, £ deve it stare tm their Bids th . ue ik can be di cosa Be ste ae ernie ys cantons . Sees (Muriasiog of Lf seaben er gh adolf all remrat, without any allowaace fur ‘Waste or eouaiructive ‘measure: SSPE AAs a ight to reitet aay or 3:8 8u0ws. for Committes —A new six room HOUS®, halt a yoaTedrom the Siate Department. #11) treet. between 15th and 16th strcove For sau k in yard, Apply on premf: FOR SALE-BRICK. HOUSE very desirable locetion Brick Houses ellgib'y quite of WB. WYLIE JNFURNISHED ROOMS houssheeping ; wate asent, low rent. App! r 21 sind D streets so! er ry prem. h, (io drog- anieat™ vou nth cor store.) SOR BENT—A HOUSM. sniteble for a stroe! frst ct bourdin between 9th and lath atreets : a w vacant. Apply )Tth street, betwe, rt frupre all modern fy WILLIAM Mc ani KE. STORE FOR BENT—Ioquire at JOH SS THEL'S, Stesm Dyes and Scoarer, ‘ street and ot* OR B two story BRICK HOUSE. ight Toows. Store in font: opposite @: Printing Office; No 250 North Ua, very low % pita Mth atroot, be Oekessinn given’ ini- story FRAME HOUS: on UW atreet north, and sth streets west. Apply to & M. J *S Agricultural Warehouse, 5. oaite Centre Market, A GHaNOE Fr PROFITABLE INVEST. MENT—The subscriber will se!l two FRAME HOUSES on Capitol Bill. ata | TIrantrect DANLEL PLEBO: 457 Penna. avenu jow figare for c }, Cmoreila M: iN Tehe ame contaluing seven roums, with al! improvements; convenient ty letting desires t> takes the house. Reference: at 654 O etreet, between ath tween the the cars, rd with whoever required, She Inquire ects. be. hours: B oa it street, Reon D. ©, acd Paper Mill Bridce and Roek Creek. The lot bees front of 90 fect on Weat street Fo: spply to GEORGE WILLNES, Washington, D.0. FOR SAGE OB RENT —Twont r 4a -five first claws BRICK DWELLING HOUSES on wouth tiie Feet. of Corcoran Also. several Biences., i ic eee Se PLAN? , or to RIG 'B SALE—A new thie etory BRL ituated in the Printing OMfice: con’ th room. reet and can: WILUI Also. ene double-seated Philadelphia ROCKAWAY, uearly new. Apply as aliove. au yar BLE HOTBL PROPERTY FOR SALE ware north of Brid; ou Wasbiagton street. by reet. three stories high, besides about 5) root be gol ut it. A, tly at the office of B WILLIAMS, corner of bap ey po Congress streets, Georgetown. UBN!SHED BOOMS— id bie. Single aud Double Between 6th CUB BENT—Thi some! Fxoc8 eer, benieomel ces. Al ern convent au 3-60" FOE, SERT—Two ac WHBATLE Georgetown. FOR AND RENT. __ CATRING, ‘tn. ELEGANT BUILDING LOTS! CLOSING our. ful whee sl others oi. Bo person. Butborired to collect 9 ¢T contract debte tn the name of Ma Uo & &u after this dave eR.eg! the usiecsicued. 'D.'w. wantin gost 5, 1969. ELEGANT BUILCING LOTS !! ELEGANT BUILDING LOTS!!! dimolved by Cebts uae firm most be paid t > aie aaetatiidectaetmestiscs | 19° PER CENT. DED —e, suse @F NoRsEoR. AX CERTIFICATE. Timor teat pen Beatie laid Notice Will be made to the ‘the exme. 330 K. KENDALL. FROM THE MARKED PRICR. 2.50 EACH Avgnrt 4th, 189, and 6 $1 UNTIL W 9 EACH James HUGHEs, ATTOBNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law. Will practice in the Supreme Court of the Csi ———s fed Staten, the Courtef Claims, end the Courts oi the Dist ier of Colam BEMOVE MACK TO OVK OLD eTAND $12.50 EACH! AK IN MIND WE RAYS RECeNTHY MARKED ALL UUK GOUU8 DUWN Ue omed y the partuere fice, 276 Pa. ave. vet. 1ith and izih stew »~ Leos, D)®- sho’ otn street. avove Pe ‘The most skillful and dest Using physic an fo vu! La THE MOST DELIGHTFUL BUILDING SITES iN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, AND THIS rfites may repose the strictest comnience borough cure. His fern wederaie, and patients \isiting see no oe p fons ADDITIONAL tYDUCEMENT ___syRetf Es OF Cost MOBY RICORD. mM Havitg recently subdivided the tract of tand IS DONE TO CLOSE THE Stoo, known (nd designated a8 the old ette of Fort SRANCIS REGEN, Rene, Tennaliytown, D.O., we offer to the pub- VARY SIRO 1 : en ir we offer to the p F LATE VETEMINARY SURGEON, PIFTH SAKS & €o., Ne, for the next THIBTY DAYS, uness sooner | Ufice st Najlor Brot 9. B strest. be if. i bai injor' ben Bascy te tensicy cLorar Cisposed of. alternate lots in eald subdivision at segior on Eaetl, OS Sersin SA. Matior US A., Ms: * mM Gen. Meigs, O. M pacinr: Broinere Coley Wate Sch bactirae 6 Gooper & Latimer NATeanIRL WILSON, SEVENTH STREET b ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. a HAS REMOVED TO Ko. 409 F'STREET, | [ J. BEIBEEGES, oe) my att NEAR Tru . nallstown places these tote within twenty min- ‘PE HIGHEST Cann Pato FOR LaDiE®. utes’ rideof Washington. Fare 15 ceats. Gert's, and Obildren's Cast Of Cloth 3 athiog Beots, 8 UAKTOGENSIS Uti The attention of all. eapesially employees of the | ith street, 2 ne Government, 1s invited to this opportunity for ob- betw mat! proniptly attended to. taining a country residence, or making @ profit- able investment, This tract is the hi TEMP ‘These lots contain 2,500 square feet of ground RILY AT ald each, and lie buttwo miles beyond Georgstown. The regular line of stages raonning between V ington, Georgetown, Oak Hill Cemetary a CITIZEBS, ARMY AND Bavy MBROHANT TAILOR, tam Hotel, (iste Brown's.) No. 362 Penn. svenne, Washington cn, free, se delivered at the embracing . to Live and whattoiive for. Touch D £. BICBAU's Nh ef GOLDEN REMEDIES. jon. Tatulence for; Marriage Ask for no other, take mo other, and you will oe . bealth aud money jest point of land ia the District. commands a most magnificent view of the nd Toe 60 feet above tide- water. overlooking Washington, Georgetown, Alexandria, Fairfax Semiaary, Bu. gar-Loaf Mountain, and the Blue Ridge. For healthfulness and comfort as well as for grandness of scenery this loration cannot be sur- pase Potomac and the surrounding conatry, FOR SALE. SALE—A RESTAURANT dolog » good Beason for selling. the owner is 398 New deteey ar. ;OR SALE—RARE OBA. 1 FCichh Exp veerone citner Ne Cur subdivision embraces over 1,000 lots of 2 500 | efreet norto. tner of Thi, tles for €9 G0 the rege Dr. Rrenaw Ancidot. © enfe. speedy, re tor all Urtary Derange- with fell directions. Price tqusre feet each, and one half of these we offer at the low figure of $12.10. selling Axquire of 8. 0. OR SAUB— Stock. Sixt pleasant and radical « mente, eccompanied 5 ci per bottle office, where ail information in rezard to the same =e : a teeeei ee OIGaR Cr br. hachan's Goltm Blix 2) Amour a redicat ve! jamps and conveyancing at the cost of | as Thompson's, ow Stheetvesh, sae ‘above | cure VOUS oF or dest | PORE. fmperting energy with wonterf j the purchaser. Mandein thei; and will acdate arate” | Price @3 jeer pote. or two Dutton tor 82. A plat the subdivision can be seen at oar | 826-68" hiya 0 ans place, 2 B. G YF. ingots Fo SER Erk cee ROORET, Foal : ai see COBPOBATION chards, sole proprietor, can be obtained. tes, is Address DB D. B RICHARDS. No. 28% Varick Those who call first will have first choice of eOwAs powuina, street ew ork ce hours from 9a. =o 8p. m. 87 Circulars sent location, ete, RARE CBANCB-—A handsome WK wt. old; 15, bands high cannot be ged for style in the District; perfectly cane and relia le Alto. anew open GGY, SINGLE HAR E&S.S&DDLE, and WHIP "The whole oa! i be sold very cheep Casprrts. cvntans, a. ONION & BUTTS, REAL ESTATE BROKERS HE THE NEWEST at eit sa the owner has no | 78 MOST REASON ‘Goods eatab!ishment. 1 tore the ¢s sblishment. Aoquire at as RIC) ies, 6th street, Between U aod La. | assay Orv Sede eee, y AUCTIONEERS, TulAgD SEVENTH STBEET. 486 wind" SPRING STOCK Corner cventh and E streets. OW OPEN aT MARKRITER'S, 5 ‘$6 SEVENTH STREET, TWEEN D .xp E Staxere, & doors above Udd Fellows’ Hall, BB EMBRACING NOVRLTIBC IN = room HOUSES on elves four-story HOU PAPERBANGINGS, WINDOW SHADBS, PIO- the Hetzhts of Georgetown. Apply to F- omely and thorouehl; JEArmmmeron. WH. J ¢ EVE SONG.'Ho. SY watts’ sirect, | tsininealttuerasieratasrotenente inedisegs | Fratas oe ABE TAOT ON Bob ng OEE: | TORE FRAMES, PICTURE CORD AND Tas- sn Site | Pecmlses. No. 363 H st..cor. of lath. jelt-tf | MORE and WASHINGTON AND THE W £815, PAIPTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, CHRO- _ PLEA®ANT PABLOE FOR : the frat pighed BOOMB, furnished or rent No. 474 lth RENT. FOe- tr —— and. F au sca ‘01 LE—3$8 000 FEET OF GROUSD. sit- ‘uated on North A and on jor; a Fi A reet, between 16th atre-te cast, 'T—On the most leterms fou LSin the Fourth Werd Market House, cn H street near the wernt it Printing Uffice. For full particulars apply to = FOR BENT m M freee st. a2-4t* ‘new 2-story BRICK HOUSE. a Foom, with 9roome; eter. gas, and aii rn improvements Mo, S22 isikeatfeet bet is. Beot $i a month. Inquire of B. {azar Of D and sth streets, or next door Fe EAT —Two three story BRIOR NOUSBE corner of oth and N streets. with all the mod- nierces Key and information at the e next doar, lw. ten room BRICK « and 3 HOUSE, with tab: e car » Bes! ite Brokers. No. 327 Peunsyt- venia avenue, between sth and 7th streets. FOR SALE—A pine room Good bi water, gas. & Stable fron (0, 346 Joth ire of “BOSS jo 387 Peanevis bi! . in Baas fert by 10 feet. orth of Corporation dy 31-108 Bo: OR BAL! rss ‘Weshington, from @30 ise : 13th st be . 13th sud E'strects, a = ‘Stories each in one |: room.) on Pen: ect bea eat 4358. and Pemns.avenue. is tf" WA in Marylend and Virginia. ‘acre. : tate Brokers. iT room HOUSE, one § room RB aed Stree % corner i yo ey ete 00 Teen required: . Rrnemes We MEE Te eres eee OB BA (OK DWELL- FOR SALE AND RENT. Fs NT — a HOUS! CLARE \coraer'si FS oa 8 an6 6t « = ee, No. 1S BS ON cen 1 streets, Iolani 00d ter convenient; yemeut front " . Inquire next coor 5 POR TR — FRAME HOUS: I Per a aemer tsk. cnre-t oste Stet Apply st Drug store, corner F Sad 13th str. or aS D street sags L 7 4 AMA N &U0., aa rooms: als rthre: rented. at r mpath oa. wi voids great tarealn gph to 5-T A E+q., 249 Penna avenne. FOR BALTIMORE. Persaetre (hte er FOB ALL WAY STATION! Sunday, ot Jand 9:30 a.m 08, PICTUBE NAILS, BINGS, ac. Please remember name and number. TERMS Casi. Has: EY & BOLPER, MancractereRs ICE CEBAM, WATER ICES, CHARLOTTES JBLLI£S. ac. 267 Pennsylvanis sreune. coruer of ith strest. = We most fally announce to morons Gur extensive ‘Boome for Ladies and ‘the most ‘One of the best bailt and ENOBS in the city, containing t! ineladisg bath-room. with all the vements: ovtaide walls are 14 i y will be sid che 301 Ini 2 00., No. 71 Louisiana aven of 7th street. ICE OREAM, WATEB I0Es, FROZEN OUSTARD, CHARLOTTE DE BUSEE. FRUZEN PUN . JELLIES, &c., Bethe Saeet qualities and 2: ) Wholesale and ur selection of Creams have been ' the principal dairies of Ori 7k re PER BEN T—WHil be coady by the Wet of J Few, meditim size HOUSE, coutal county Pith e Geer aid gas i oo St attonk wast, "Jitete cet sry ene. avenue Bem rf tire eatisfectio For particals rs spply at FENWICK @OTUA UES familiarity with the ® e: lind Depet, corner 7th street and fol) solicit e hberal shy e je23 eotf carantes to ‘teral Finitien by ast avant ‘apapt bath on same floor, = to all parte. eas; * leo. a single ROOM, front. locat Sean cyeagbwrerinepi, Gace OB RBNT—A two-story BRIOK HOUSE. with summer, kitehes, lates Yard, wood and bouse, between M and N ts, aud ir Verme epue. Bent $18 amonth. In- qubeof JUDGE WELL jy2tt Houszszs auUp LOTS IN TH e Try aND counTrRY FOR EALE BY S. P. BROWN & SON, REAL ESTATE BROKERS, Oonwax 161TH StREET any New Yous AvENvEi will serve in oor saloons TWENTY DIP- FRRFN? FLAVORS OF CREAMS. ICES, CHA Lott: LUIES. PU! tit iw yo. - Re ‘ON SUNDAY. a es OTheprice will be theseme at ail ofthe abo; Poste « ° 0 Diaces ea e ply"s Drug Store, 110 Bridge street, pietatate Ines [D®=*s coops—axrea Bancaras. SCALE OF PRICES FOR AUGUST. GREAT REDUOTIONS. GEM 340 PENNA AVENUE. eb = 2A00 Shas cet ees BOOTS AND SHOES. ‘x pected the ‘stock Ty shorttime : 4 DADUCTION OF 30 PER CERT. om ALL snes Fail aA my ‘Bear - R eM oVac, Paxn’ 4 GEBUINE CIDER ViuRGAR. ier FEOM YORK, PENNSYLVANIA. Ls, THE FEENOH WINS VINEGAR. - A