Evening Star Newspaper, August 13, 1869, Page 2

EVENING STAR. | Largest Circulation in the District CROSBY 5, NOYES..........Ealters WASHINGTON OITY: FRIDAY.......... +. AUGUST 13, 1569, ———————————— SF READING oe ON EVERY Pace. SER OUTSIDE FOR ‘THLE. GRAPHIC AND éeume MATTER. a FoR THE ACCOMMODATION OF PERSONS teaving the city during the summer months 12} cents per week, for one week or more. een sy eS SOME OF THE RESULTS. Great results were expected trom the exten- Siveand complete arrangements made forob- serving the diverse phenomens of :he solar eclipse of August 7th. No detiled official re. Ports of the observations baveso far been made Public, yetenough has transpired to lead to the belief that they were made under favorable circumstances in almost all, if not all, crses, and that the results obtained will add great- Jy to our knowledge of the solar system, and particalarly of the phystcal constitution of the eun. The several parties of observers at D:s Moines, lowa, were very favorably situated, whe was with one of the four parues there, tarnishes to the New York Post s report of — - results obtained. Among the phe. carefully observed were the pacman appearances exterior to the sun, which be- come visible when the disc of tnesun is screened from view by the dark body of the meon. ‘These appearances consist of a luminous hgio surrounding the » called tbe corona, rgse. colored flames or prominences seen within ihe limits of the corona and near the limbof the sun, and luminous streamers radiating in various directions from the some in- stances far beyond the outer limits of the corona. These were observed through tele- scopes, provided with micromatle apparatas, and their positions and extent carefully meas- ured. Other observers were provided with spectroscopes properly adapted to astronomi- cal telescopes, for the purpose of subjecting these luminous masees that extend to vast dis- | Analysis, in the hope of gaining n-w light con- cerning their intimate physical natare and | condition. In co-operation with these spectro- | Scopic observers there was a large number of photographers at various stations, who took photographic impressions of the luminous ap- pesrances referred to during the psriod ot total. ity. The observatious made with the speetro- scope on theeelipse which cecurred in Ladia las, year on August /5, rendered it highly probable that the rose-colored flames were really vast famimg masses of hydrogen gas, extending fitty thousand or sixty thousand miles away from the sun, but that theory, accepted as fact by many scientific men, is disposed of by these observations at Des Moies. Diff-rent spactra were cbiained from the several promiaences, indicative of a variety of chemical constituents n them, °r possibly only the preseaca of dit- ferent constituents im diff-rent parts of the same promivences: and it is proved that thay do not wholly consist of incandescent bydro- | gen, except, perhaps, im their Bigher portions. Professor Rogers confined bis observations ebiefty to the examination of the stracture and the measurement of the altitude of the larze fuminous prominence seen during the who'le of the totality om the lower border of the disc. ‘The obtained result-, botm of a negative and positive cDaracter, with regard to the physical tructure of this conspicuous prominence, be quite at varinace with the precon- ved notions of the natare and condition of the solar protuberances. In fact, the opserva- tions here made om the rosy protuberances, 80 | ar from complet+ly confirming the dedactions | hem obtained im the eclipse of open anew the question of mature and stractare, which Bad beea Gpposed to be almost definitely settled. Ac- cording to the micrometric measurements of | Profeesor Rogers, the altitude of the large | | prominence just referred to, above the sua’s | photoephere, must have exceeded forty thou- | sand miles ‘The prominent feature of the corona, about which there is n> disagreememt among the ob- servers, is that its exterior outline was very | creguiar. There were three directions in | which (he seeming radiations of luminous mat- ser were particularly copious, and extended to distances. These were in the line of the ec Iptic, toward the east, and in the diametri- cally opposite direction, aud nearly ima di- rection perpendicular to the ecliptic toward the north. In the first direction the lines of the streamers could be traced, wit a good opera glass, to 8 distance from the moon's di<c equal © its diameter. This apparent distance an- Wers to am actan! distance of nearly a mil- on of miles. Auother point which seems to be settled is that there are uo planets in our sy: t> the sum than Mercury. Prof. Newcomb, with Bis comet seeker, swept the space imme- d ately surrounding the sun, and within the of Mercury, wish his larg> telescope, without detecting any new planet, or discern- bg any new celestial object or lumiaor pestTance exterior to the corona. ly, the London represen- 2 nd & prominent member of the Operative Masou’s Union, is about to PSy % visit to the Uusied States, under the u-pices of amumber of members of Parlia- | Ment and ocher gentlemen, with the object of | ga tour through the manufacturing dis- S, and sscertaiming from per-onal observa. ud inquiry Smongst the workingmes in | ati trades their ews! political, physical, and S cust Comdité ‘ber Tate of wages and Bours ef labor, and the bearing of the land and emi- | sand movements upon labor rs Dy. He will be absent | seversl mouths, and it is the intention on bis reform Bome to publish the result of his ia- | quiries in & volume at such & price as will | «der it accessible to workiagmen zemerally. Dir. Themas Conn: tative workingmar, Kecent advices from Cnba aMfirm that the | cause of the msurgents is in a highly encourag- | ‘og condition. The operations of Generals Jordan and Quesada bave been eminently suc- cessful, giving them possession of a large fleld es With several points en the coast. aseda’s movements of late have, om the ¥, Tesulted dissstrously. The recog- ‘tom of the insurgents as beiligerents, it is imed, would result in greatly expediting the Sebievement of Cuba's independence. The cargo of African slaves recently landed im the Cmco Villas District, Caba, were eaptured and mmediately hbernted by the insargents, ‘Their condition was represented as extremely wretched. Julge Barnard, of New York city, yesterday morning}vacated ali the orders of Judge Peck- bam im the case of the Susquehanna Railroad Company, and also issued non-bailable attach- ents Sgainst Robert H. Pruyn, Joseph Ram- sey and Jobn H. Valkenburg tor contempt. Governor Hoffman has placed the road entirely under the control of the inspector General of he State. Wooden track railways for freight are noperation im Canada. The rails are maple “\ipe fourtreem feet loag, six mches deep and tour inches wide, with the thin edge upper- St. The engines run on these roads weigh m ten to twenty tons each, and cost from +6500 to $5,040; while the construction of such “*s where timber is plenty, is about per mile, exclusive of bridges Tne National Lsbor Conveution meets at Philadelphia next Monday. There will be ee present from trades’ unions im near- ii parts of the country. There ‘s talk of baving & good deal cf debate on the eight. hour movement, and the Chinese and the ap- prenticeship questions, . Peabody, who is at the is wo bet He is when be arrived at the ean searcely write bisown e Bealth of 3 prings, 9 BaTus.—Why ts it that ‘ll our boasted civilization agd progress, other peoples of the past and of to-day.from an- cient Rome to modern Turkey, were and are ian advance of our superior Anglo-Saxon race in the matter of bathing accommodations. London and New York both take up the question when- ever the thermometer gets among the wineties. and there is mucn talk, and more writing, and inpum: rable reminders that clesclipess is next to godliness, and there the matter ends; whil+ along the Sine. aud Rhine sad Msine the seaports of Sweden, Denmark aad Norway swimming baths abound, and men, women and children daily practice what we preach. New York is again feebly discussing the natatorium question, but in London they seem to be mak- ing some progress. A gentl of that city Proposes to establish large inclosed swimming baths in each of the parks of the city, aad also throughout the populoas districts along the in- iand water courses, and to this end he is en- couraged by the iatentioas of the Admiralty, who contemplate erecting someting of this kind for the naval cadets at Dartmouth. The Advantage of these inclosed swimming places is stated to be their siza, cheapness, noth psy for water, and that they can bs used throughout the day. What public-spirited citizen ot Washington will start the enterprise bere, and thus carn the thanks of our perspiring and dust-grimed population, and the title of public benefactor, besides putting money in his purse? Water is plentiful, there are many good sites along our river front, the buildings need Bot be expensive at first, and that swimming schools for both sexes would be liberally pat- ronizea if the terms were moderate, as they ought to be, there is mo doubt. Wao epeaks first? Pewhertvamta (Coat Mmm) Retox oF ‘Tarnor.—The New York Journal of Commerce asks, is there no help for the outrages which the desperadoes in the Pennsylvania Coal Regions are perpetrating upon the public? It may suit the Pennsylvanians to sit down quiet- ty and bold their lives and liberties at the dis. cretion of these lawless ru@ians, but (says the editor) “What have the otner States to say about it? crossed the are Troops have to put down onlawfal anoun on broader battle-flelds, an way to the coal mines. * * * The whole forceot the United States can be relied on to crush the revels, be they many or few. They ‘will not get farin the killing business before retribution will follow sharply after them. A little wholesome jog will take that concen out of them, and effect a radical cure of the entire distemper. 1t is our: ‘that neither murder nor Banging will occur if the tes take Bold of the subject as they shoul, — But if these must come there is poning the contest. sdesperadoes’ Fale fy of, jastice, the nation is disgraced, et vil-doers every where strengthened . Tue Povitical Canraion 1s Ont0.—The Republicans opened the campaign yesterday 1m southern Ohio at Wilmington. Senator Mor- ton, of Indiana, aud Governor Hays spol Hon. George H. Pendlewo has not entirely re- covered from the accident of being thrown from bis buggy, laming bim, three months ago. He can walk but a short distance. The Demo- crats have a meeting Satarday mght to ratty bis nemination The Colored Conservatives of Virginia bare issued a congratulatory adaress to the colored ‘Voters upon the result of the recent State el tion, and call upon them to organize politica: t Walker, for the purpose. the f strengthening bis bands 1a carrying out in let‘er and spirit the recon- struction acts of Uongress and the policy of the President, so far as they relate to Virginia.’ The Piate in New York still continues. The employers yesterday offered to take hie men bac at a slight increase on the wages they bad been receiving, bat the men are determined to hold out for the terms which have been fixed upon by the Union. They are confident of succes Yesterday the Spiritualists held a Von vention in Baltimore, Md., for the purpose of forming & State Association, and selecting delegates to represent the State in the National Convention of Spiritualists, which will aseemble in Baf- ralo, New York, on the 28th inst hew, the Chinese-American orator, an, reached New York on Wednes- From Prender & Oo. 4 bh street, we have the London émg.ncer fr July 30th, and All the ar Round{ July sist. Tax WEEKLY Stak, now on our counter and im wrappers ready for the mails, contains in- teresting Editorial Correspondence from Salt Lake City, and Special Correspondence from Saratoga Springs and Lake George; all about the Great Eclipse: an exciting Story, entitled “Infringing the Bye-Laws:" the Grand Re- gata; Shade Trees: Toe Laorel Camp Meeung: Cuban News; S. ne News = Gossy ie Poopte; Usefal Leeme of Domenic Becane Humorous Sketches; with Departmental and Local News; Agricultural and Housekeeping Miscellany; and the latest Telegraphic Dis- patches from all parts of the world. Tae L. Corwaivs Garewett sudden death of Mr. Gorneli Ryde, Isle of Wight, England, has been sta: by cabledispatches. ‘H» was the son of H«1 Grinnell, Esq, and Moses H. Grinnell, Exq. ‘as About forty years of age, and on the rel r-ment of the father from active participa. tiow in the affairs of the firm of Grinnell, Min- turn & Go. eu m in business. He ‘The ius Grinae! ort 3 which he was visiting at Ryde at the time of the sccident which terminated his life. He was ied, as stated im the cable dis- long enough to sign a brief msking bis futher sole legatee to bis will, property, be baviag beem unmarried.—Ba/t. Sun. Which father was made sole tee? TBF BOSS ABD J/UBNETMEN BaA- KEBS of Washing’ Georgetown iT mort oe Gormes sol ith stro baTus 0 . at'8 o'clock p. ‘by order of Com tee. BIA Facial Mestiug wit be UNI PEOPLE'S perareds teens = 5s if RE 58 5 seamen of the navy who fell during the Tate ware pot Tae hag ioe sence rae and Cor King Ripa) ‘iin home ot Ttalian marble, and deliver it in tals country for gous fm gold. An association has been formed, of which Admiral ‘The regular clergy are to be d'minished in ‘number, aad the power of the bishops 1s to be increased. low: ment of Richm: Coun ohn dios, Laat ib, and W. A. sg resto Magistrates— ikebanie = Game B. . Richards, James Mor- an, (| ©: ulema hac POLAR s0Da STILL MAINTAINS ITS UNBIVALLED BEPUTATION FOB UNIFORM GOOD QUALITY AND 108 COLD TEMPERATUE: ‘With DELICIOUS FRUIT and CREAM SY RUPS. Kissingeo, Vichy, Seltzer, and Saratoga MINB- BAL WATEES on draught. Ho. 480 Fifteenth street, myi-Sm Opposite U.S. Treasury. es, L. a RSET. a REMOVED HIS 300 inte A STEeRT, we iy33 Im* Gm onE ane ace — ed pan ene bine, Leh ein ee ‘lowed aucta ing the heated term. jy 1; Fut PBESEBVING a ee Beat in use at reg: Bpaaicn Bxtecston-to ‘aye. Buggies, -tope, &c., Ac. Bepaign, ended to. H. GRAHAM D streots, au i3-3t* and 479 Stn street. Reese vw sto NEW AND SECON ND P ABLOB ORGA BLOUSONE AND MUSICAL ECHABDISE ‘Was never wore complete easy. Giveusacall. Our entire — ascdto our own trade. wee ‘abs 306 Penusylvat a between 9th and 10t four ntory’ rou Frost, N. W. BURCH HELL’ Corner of ‘ists ‘and the petitior Al BO! joletratrys ou thee estate of Richard Soe site tthe steno fans Bsion fs oto the said Richard G. Hol Wile . Butler on the Suth day of October, 1385. for Improvement in Locks: am iw ordered th said petition be heard at this ber next. pay, per Moving Udjections. id be tiled vata thie {PIscoPaL HIG Gl BCHUOL FOB BoYs, ENGLISH cLassicau For particuia: LOW RIE, Rector, 472 M . auld-im — f pager joseph Moscarne terse — at F ite of aa "hOsER THA has been Hinton, on + Bye x oe oo cqawent oon inesa will be 0 Bs joune ROSEN THA. saat ist street, and all parties —_ firni ‘will please settle the same. Ww. IN * August eee T Teas! ROSENTHAL, an iz-st* JOSEPH ROSENTHAL. N* ¥ P-dnaingethad th mith aye Bene D.C, Proposals will be seceived at tits *oftice tor the an ae saneell ction. complete, of @ Naval 081 Bneeolis. sand epeci tBcatione office of fhe Architect. JOUN MCARTHUS. Ten No 308 Roath bixth sircet Philadelphia. where every in formation necessary to a full understanding of the requitements of the Department in the matter of eat be ‘and constraction of the hospital afore, said wi givin of iddets detiring to make a personal examiantion ¢ refersed to Meret EDWagD seibrhy & 5 8. Navy, U. al Academy, Hach propose to be considered, must be eiauaeeteey £4 on en district ullee, atorner or cof other pablic otlcer as to tbe Ca tence ‘ama willingness to guarantee, to the sunrot thirty (39) per cent, hol proposal to contract with y Department for the erection an \- set catyioaeh ie tmea'h euattise ter: ‘of the bid andthe aoe ‘and spect- ent reserving twenty heey — of corupen ‘con traction st ins val Hospital and ite appurtenances before set by it pu lttd U Ohiet of Be Bareau. B. seme gts mater siths Seeee! on or about the: ie of ERs Forth efty OT eat BESS GOODS—BXTRA BARGaluS: SCALE OF PRICES FOR aUaUsT. GREAT REDUCTIONS. “ . iced to Sic. ~ cae BCK TanoaL ES re 3 G DRESS LINEN reduced to naeeavmime DBBSS GOODS reduced to meent YTRAVRLING DRESS GOODS redacted to wig LAWNS and ORGAN DIES reduced MOURHIRO DR E88 GOODS at petpect. prices. ics set « F Bis aaa e100 x 8, Bey ¥ es ates, om arenes, Gc 2 cost Bee eS Bete? _FOR SALE AND RENT. @ 6 eald:; 10K HOUSE FOE RET CONT aIN«wo Bins — (Re 7th, wren G reets, avy Yard. AT lorate. t, BETWEEN TW: Tainteeere, (OSUFTE brick, with two- contains ten room D street south containing 5 rooms. wap Det st. oak ites en a Ee Saat three et room pe SW Tiar beateeeT furnished stor) BRICK HOUSE, 9 7 I stree rooms, large closets a1 ences: Fo oe > parerniehed FIRST FLUOB ot ween Lith and ote pesguare trom tresraryy Meats street low, an 1l-3t* Size Se eee BOOMS FOR REN Front oe iteble for ruse: ‘On REET Oni fhe most reasonable terme tw FSi dicen tee Fourth Ward Market House, GaN A, Bear the Government Printing Office et fall particulars apply to 89 Defreee street. atin OR OB SALE A number of now HOUSES. Price terms to suit any one desiri pl \t HAEMAN, 502 L street, bali a 10th streets. FoR Bay, ry BRIOK DWEL the HO em fon the south stdsor Pennsylva. nia avenue, —, corner of 3d atrect east, on Capitol Huh. containing 13 rooms, withstabte nd iage bh d roomy yard, stocked Of fruit;a Cseag rr rest ossees! Septem! in xeod order br Detween Iand Lorslook. at Or address Lock Box 56. City P. {OR SALE—Two FRAI aul a caah; £20 per month auld 6t 280. 108 E. WAGGAMAN. 466 7th street, opposite Post Office, __TOR SALE AND RENT. _ ELEGANT BUILDING LOTS! ELEGANT BUILDING LOTS "! ELEGART BUILDING LOTS!!! $12.50 EACH $12.50 EACH Pj $12.50 EACH ° THE MOST DELIGHTFUL BUILDING SITES IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Hevirg recently subdivided the tract of lend known end decignated as the old site of Fort Rene, Tennaliytown, D.0., we offer to the pub- le, for the next THIBTY DAYS, uniess sooner disposed of. alternate lots in said subdivision at (@12.50 each. ‘These lots contain 2,58 square feet of ground eech, and He but two mites beyond Georgetown. ‘The regular line of stages running between Wash- utes’ rideof Weshington. Fare 15 cents, The attention of all, espestally employees of the Government, is invited to this opportaaity for ob- taining a country residence, or making a profit- able investment, ‘This tract is the Lighest potnt of land in the District, commands e most magnificent view of the Potomac and the surrouading Country, end lies 0 feet above tide- water, overlooking Washington, Georgetown, Alcxandrie, Fairfax Semiuary, Bu- gar-Loaf Mountain, and the Blue Ridge, For healthfulness snd comfort as well as for granduess Of scenery this loeation cannot be sur- passed. Our subdivision embraces over 1,000 lots of 2,500 square feet each, and one half of these we offer at the low figure of $12.20. ‘Bevenue stamps and conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. A plat the subdivi ean be seen at our office, where all information fm regard to the same can be obtained, Those who call first will have first choice of location, ete, ION & BUETS, REAL ESTATE BROKEKS Fos FENT— The STORE, am, .gors iverberg. Bo Hi, will be for rent on Soptomber Ist, “App mises. anl0 ti 200 cash; sem ry six months Tatire at ae street north, next to 4th strevt wost. Fo RENT—A S story and bascm HOUBE, No. 467 D street north, bet and 34 sts. ‘So McR Aue Baildings eth se Fe, ENT FIRST FLOOR. containing four rooms, witl modern iniprovements. Bent modi rate, 91 Bridge street, secre: 8 A LUE. Nat Boom Ho, 6 RCE. Inquire of W Foo. leretgned offer for sale that val Wilk? PuorsRrY sitanied att the city of Washington: 1 abe fertt. a raed portion of the mint ou tensive soap b ilers and the neccesary machtee, x of: arene one handred thousand of soni P.RtE month, The ner broperty on on which the mill is sttaated. WW feat to the Ohesap igalarge crane ® fr riverfront. This valuable for mangfe eae For price Ohio reho perty ie sae araneerg on tae acturine parposce In the city ze McLELLAN, Shinghart ou! Faia ix room jerminus of 7th railroad, south: “reut gis al OLABK corners}, and i ‘streets! stead nd. augé.tf in Also. tly aitanted «Terme easy. YLLK, 329 7th au5-tr ome- atly o> aia. E OOTTAGR and Lot re nnn. locat fed. on the south x, Renirieh, ron DWELLING uO " FoR LET new three = Baro HO Goverament i epees. For Yard, corner of isn strest a1 strectand Alse, ible. bry BUGR AWAY, neatl seated Apply as \V ‘UUABLE HOTML PROPERTY FOR SALE. Seminary + one square north of street, i i] SRR eee peor meme rooms. ce Red wilt be seta erp se etinontit an: aly at the office of WILLIAMS, corner of ei a be aui st axp AUCTIONEERS, Corner cventh and E streets. 277 im PLEACANT PARLOR FOR RENT, F ished. on th it floor: also, two ol re BOOMB, furnished or unfurnished. A Stadle No. 474 4 lth street, between yd Bo. 322 isin ~ be M and mt $0 » month. Inuaire of E. Gan RUBI. corner ‘Of D and sth streets, oF next dont to the pri mises. au?-tf Foe RENT_HOUSE No. 1=5 lath street tween P and Q streets. Inquire at Builders? Fo! ‘B. W. HAMI LTON & 00. Apply to is o. ‘is i's Drag ‘Store, corucr 7th and i atreet a9 F°, RENT—The upper part of HOU: 465 Penneylvants avenue, containt teen reoms, recently used {OR RENT—A Gret clus four story a handsomely and thoroughly farnished, con: taining all the modern improvements premises, Ho. 363 H st., cor. of léth. Piont REST-A tp HOUSE. Inquire on Joll-tf containing § 12th street. one door and her? further parti. atere rc Say ot tne Baar Dames, Or turther perticaters oy = a ae ©} papery. ¢ best built and most desirable RESI- pakous in te city, at mi irteen rooms, ing Dati Thi This pre Terot fib ar F°E SALE—A aaa BR a ple NG Cry ne 8; rs deci ‘good uelgbbortoed ay Ratate Bi ‘ wand "High and . roKer, corner streets. Georgetown. Say38 OK HOUSE, E.on & street be- to SISLRY cue Pa. baad ith ih streets. Bi iye lies bows = ona miiee the city, in ‘OB BAL! 2 Larra, bs uate Fete Virginia. oe att OT WEATHER I8 OOMING—If you dan DRY adel pon. ca Home 3 city . ‘on BOUuN sister water tre. a cM, Fell farnisned; closet wed " bath on same floor; suitable table for t }wo persons. 180, t. Beautiful location. the'De) ta Terms mode- dress VERNOM Oity Post Or 0% two-story BRICK HOUSE, Targe, yard, wood and Hovess aup tors In THB ery aND counTRY FOR SALE BY &..P, BROWN & SON, REAL BSTATE BROKERS, TEAS AND Corrs 18 WASHINGTON CITY, GO TO THE HON 636 SEVENTH STRERT. 3B. 0. STEVENS, Proprietor. jeu-tt PERSONAL, — Bers, YS AED | GIRL, cronies renee Te oe Sey Pine Ta re week $1,500 20%. a RA REEATERE ot corner Hew York ovenns ond De BOT DESP ATS UNTIE ; YOU HAVE steu OLD Dr. Di th street, next Odd Fellows’ Hall. He ts i e8 all others Jaunzes avons ATTORNEY AND OC@UNSELLOR AT Law, ‘Will practice in the Supreme Court of the Uni ted the Dintsiebot the Oeurt cr Uuiae, ena the Courts of ne. AY. nue, bet. 13th ots. ea eet jee, 276 = eve .bet. ith and ith sts ‘sus-tm i 0 btn street, shove Penn's arenve The most ekitifel una clacet setattiy FOR SALE. FFOB SALE— Tre HORDES suitable for chilaren ‘will be sold low. at the Purveying Department, Borer ‘Ta 258 oss Square, K street, between ith i @” Beds and furniture can leo be tare can also had-” Sickness the couse of sale For perticalars apply soon at JUHN J. N 507 1 PUR SALE—A large and well brok fectly sound tle. At St: corne: er sth end © ste, - oy sch too! aa rt Capra TABKEY, a Sits Baas oe Fe SALE—A stylish tarnout, “a0 = Bus a ye pe ones se Beams getaeted asd ats an "t les, H street, ates ‘OR Bal oa Lea Si er sro! my 5 cash Bent low $2) bonus wil. beasked, Address rae i this Sthees walt Sti OR. ALE —Thorongh-bred Btailion TRUS Wit, dark bay, sistent hands tek oes Sere teal n sing! ble bar courin to the rated RS URANT AND SEGAR STORE FOR SALE — Terms cacy: no cash required. Loos pone oF the best in, ihe city. Apply to WA bate & WALLACH, Attorneys st pou yoo ee SOBREL MARE, b ctent years hie ag weil egy on one sett of of Single Hari and one Bugl Ship ‘will be vo Cn scen at the stables west side ‘ath street, ber, Penn ve and I street. 19 eoSt [OB 84LE—& RARE OB ANCE BLACKHAWK MARE,7 zeare old nds high cannot be sur Inguire at PHICh s stables, 6th © apd La. avepue. 2 Bq BIL) TAED ARK, 337 45 wut PACIFIC RAILWAY GOLD LOAN, Messrs, DABNEY, MOBGAN & Co Ex- change Place, and M.K. JESUP & Co., 12 Pine street, New York, offer for salethe Bonds of the Bansas Pacific Railway. These Bonds pay seven per cent. in Gold; have thirty years to ran; are Free from Government Taxation; are ascured by « Land Grant of Three Million Acres ef the Finest Lands in Kansas and Coloraac. In addi- tion to this special grant, the Company also owns Three Millions of Acres im Kan- being rapidly sold to develop the country and improve the road. as, which- are ‘They ares first mortgage upon the extension of the road from Sheridan, Kansas, to Ben ver, Colo- redo, The road in operation now earas more than enough met income to pay the interest on the mew loon, Thereis no better security in the market— this being in some respects better than Govern- ment Gecurities, Principal and Interest payabic in Gold. Price and accrued Interest, in Cur- Fency. Pamphlets, Maps and Circulars furnished om epplication. ec? in GM $310 Pann's AVENUE. 4 — — BOOTS AND SHOES. a papocrios oF 36 Sa OEE. OB ALL seats Moers fina rey 340 Pennsy! Sy %-t8e1- oanatar Symtger near int ‘street, oF 4 ‘¥ ii. 1569. am as Teen miege 1@ PER CENT. UNTIL WE REMOVE STAN ABDITIONAL INDU ‘CEMENT IS DONE TO CLOSE THE sYeuK. euctt GLOTHING, eo, CLOSING oUT. ENTIRE STOCK, DEDUCTED AND THIS A. SAKS & ©O., TEMPORARILY at $25 SEVENTH STREET. Ds. BICHAU’s GOLDEN REMEDIES. or. Sake no other, end you will ‘and money plessant and radical care ¢ or ) ae ee a Amor. a redionl cure for soe or Gennral Debitity im old r Dr. Kechaw’ ivekards, sols propristor.”’ blown in glass of bot. _ say Richas Golden ery orange: inary i directs: Fr a Jaen BemrdtensD. B lara sent SEVENTH STREET. SPRING STOCK SOW OPEN aT 456 SEVENTH STEEET, Between D EMBRACING NOVELTIES IN PAPEREANGINGS, WINDOW SHADBS, PIO- TURE PRAMES, PICTURE CORD aND Tas- Pa INGS, ENGRAVINGS, OnRO- MOB, PICTUBS NAILS, BINGS, ac. Please remember name and number. TEBMS CasE. om = oe T Bas BEMOVED bi ‘Wood & 323 No 251 PENNSYLVANIA AY Between 12th end 13th vatu, GALT D COAL orion 5. sts., south aide Seotw FROM YORK, PEN: 10 sazzais GENUINE OLDER VINEGAR, IS¥LVANIA. Ao, THE FEENCH WINS VINEGAR. FRESH SPICES, GREEN GINGER; SUGARS ramgeomnch aT cost. 119 Pennsylvania avenue, Between loth and 20th streets 3 Ofice—V2S 45 street | re Leck aod WHITE LL. siti ‘SACQURE, THAVELING Surre’w waite SUITS, OAMBRIC SUITS, in all colers, UNDEB- GABMENTS, MILLIN: BONNETS, TRIMMINGS, REAL LACES, saT- INS. in all colors, BAL A large stock of these GUODS now open at low BY GOODS, FLATS and ID8, CUBLS, Bt 336 Pennsylvania avenue, 7 Olte Treviee, Paris, F A. BOSWELL, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, near F st. south.