Evening Star Newspaper, August 16, 1869, Page 2

G STAR. Largest Circulation in the Distriet —— ________.....___k. CROSBY S. NOYES..........Editers ee WASHINGTON OITY: >, MONDAY... as eeseees AUGUST 16, 1869, _———————— ed S7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. 6. OUTSIDE FOR TLE GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. ee FoR THR ACCOMMODATION OF PERSONS leaving the city during the summer months | they can bave THe Sram mailed to their | Sddress, by ordering the same at the office, for 12% Cents per week, for one week or more. pcedisteind teBiranseedb sesh yertoaaser aa THE AMERICAN PHILOLOGICAL ASSO. CIATION. As the time for reopening the various insti. tutions of learning throughout the country is Tapidly approsching, 9 brief reference to the labors of the Inte Philological Convention at Poughkeepsie may be of interest, as some cational reforms were suggested by that in: ential and learned body. which should be uni- Versally adopted, dating from the beginning of the scholastic year. This cor ‘on, the first ever held in the United States, was presided over by Professor Whitney, the ablest living Philologist in Americs. The first paper read was by Professor Henry, of the Smithsonian Institute. It was an account of what that in. stitution has done for the promotion of philo. jogical literature. President Samson, ot Uo- lumbian College, happily characterized this paper as an olive branch from Natural Science to Language. A permanent national society, called the American Philological Association, Was fermed, startiag at the outset with over one hundred members, and the following officers for the present year:—Prof. W. D Whitney, President of Yale College, Presi- dent; Prof. A. Harkness, of Brown University. and Br. Dwight, of Clinton, N.Y, Vice Presi: dents: Prof. G. F. Comfort. of Allegheny Qol- lege, Secretary; H. J. Hammond Trambali, of The Executeve Committee consists of the above officers, with the addition of Prof. Schele De Vere, of tne University of \irginia; Prof. J. R. Boyce, of Chicago University; CJ. Buckingham, Esq., of Poughkeepsie, N.Y; Rev. Howard Crosby, ot New York city; and Dr. O. H. Taylor, of Andover, Mass. Teachers and profes. sors of the classical languages will be in- terested with the course taken by the Asso- ciation to assist in attaining uniformity in the promunciation of the classical lancuages, A committee of five of the bast classical schol- ars, and of the most experienced instructors in the country, cousisting of Professor Hadley, of Yale College; Dr. Taylor, of Andover, Dr. Ar- nold, of Madison University; Dr. Dwight, of Clinton; and Professor Fenling of the Univer- sity of Wisconsin, were appointed, and pre. sented 8 report, which was unanimously adopt. ed, suggesting that the written accent be ob- served in pronouncing Greex, and that the so- called “continental system” be adopted in pro nouncing the vowels of the Greek and Latin. if this recommendation be adopted by the teachers im the academies from this fall on- ‘ward, it will be but a few years bstore the pres. ent chaotic condition of the pronunciation of the cinssical Ianguaces in America will be re- moved, and uniformity will be established, A plan was tnsugarated for recording the Ladian Janguages before they peris or undergo more change, and the future work of the association is designated as to consist partiy in promoting original linguistic investigation, especially in the Indiau janguages, and partly in the dis- cussion of the pedagegicai questions that are now betore the country, or that may arise in ibe ful a ei THE HOUSE OF LORDS IN DANGER. The pregress of reform im Great Bri- taim—for centuries slow but sure—has been #0 much accelerated during the past few years that it mskes old fogies’ heads whirl, and even astonishes the reformers themselves- ‘Fhe sharp, bitter, aud comparatively short struggle on the trish Church bill, ending ina Gecisive victory for the people, through their Fepresentatives. over the House ot Lords, which practically surrendered its equal legis. lative power, has, instead of satisfying liberal op-nion, led the people to inquire why all the forms of legisistion should be retained bya House which cannot even cisim the power to make them more than forms. The London Daily News, the leading journal of British radicals, goes so far as to say:—“When we ave Bad 8 few more esesions like the Inst ‘WHR & series of euch failures on legislation. and with the continasnce of such a waste of the time and energy of the working bsif of the legislature, the reform of the House of Lords ‘Will become the pressing question of the time. ‘The question must come. It may be delayed by ‘comcession or hastened tos decision byeontinued Obstruction, but until areform isaccomplished, the elective and pereditary houses will meet in suspicion, and not often part in harmony.” What “reform of the House of Lords” is@ndi- cated by the News we are not informed, but we can attach no meaning to it less 5) than the proposed change of that sris assemblage from a hereditary body to one posed of members forlife. Some of the teading jourmals om this side of the Atlantic are, we ibink, jumping too hurriedly st conclu: Suguring from the signs of the times that the Lords will speedily be “abolished,” and that the “hereditary throne” will soom follow the “hereditary legislatare* To be su: was openly admitted by sl! parties in the late de. bates that resistance by the House of Lords to the national will in an important matter would be its suicide; but the reyolation going on is likely to be wrought im the fatur been im the past, under constitu: ms, and the people wil no duubt be satisfied with the actual transfer of power to them from the aristocracy, and will not fight tor the shadow When they bavesecured the substa: ‘The Cuba revolu-ionisis (we give the report for what it is Werth) Rave at isst taken a -tep towards freeing themselves from Spain sya purchase of the Island, Senor Jose Baiuel Biacias baying been commussioned as an agent of the Patriot Government to treat with the Spanish authorities in reference to the subject te left New York for Europe on Saturday, and wilt meet General Prim st some point i France, where nrgotiations will be entered into concerning the objects of the mission. In con. ection With the subrect it is said that prom.ses were made to the Cubans by Prim soms fo. r- fees Months since, which are expected to be ——— by the Spanish Government. Tae c furnished the Spanish revolutionary Junta $1,500,010 im gold te aid in overthrowing isabella, im returc for which Cuba was to be made independent. It is reported that a pri- wateer left 4 northera port of the United States 8 few nights since, destined for the service of the Cubaze_ ee Tas Ligton Qcmstion rx SwapEn.—Afier & variety ofexperiments by the authorities of Gowenburg, Sweden, 2 method bas been bit “pot which isthought to promise good results. A relormatiotsociety of gentleman has ob- ceived entire COMro! of the trafic in spirits in the city, under i agreement to apply the whole of the PTORs above expenses for the benefit of the poor-The society has reduced the number of houses to less than for- ty. one-third of the TF number, and has beund the proprietors sel) only at fixed pri- one and a balf per ces, giving & profit of on, cent. with obuigauons to barmiess Tee Nationa: PMILADELPEIA.—The third Cong: Nauonal Labor Union conyes, pple Lasor Cox\estiox rs es Ak in Philacelphia to-day. I: i expeged that most of the States will ce represented, Oris. pine are largely represented among thom who have artived. The women’s working asicis, tious are also zepresented. ‘The sessions ‘wy, probably occupy five days, and the delegaig . 3 tuents—inems, peosia, Ore \ & | CAMP ETINGS., The Camp Meeting a at ‘The camp at Scagg’s farm, under the benezer ces of El colored) Methodist ‘was yesterday Gisitea andreas Faces. The Gcross 's bridge was luned “trom early mora to ory wom vo- | Ricles of ail deseri: reat Took boets at tne fot ot ‘a. and crossed quiet!: - secvices were unusually Dg, and at 11 | o'clock a. m. the main stand was sg thromged that many could mot get near enough to hear the sermon. A number of converts were made. . Messrs. , the services rder prevailed during the entire dey, | Good 01 vai uring the entire a Sod Lisntesant Austin, whe ‘Was present with & posse of police, had a quiettime. To-day, at 11o’clock, the main stand was as crowded as ever, quiie@ Bumber professing religion, and this bemg the tas: day. the religious services Will close the camp this evening. The Camp at Goed Hepe The camp at Good der the Pe mp Hope, under auspices 5 da; the mora: ‘ean mene Me ‘au imi Sudignce, and in the evesiag’s cermas wat preached by Rev. W. D. W. Schureman. The prayer meetings were well attended, with bea- isrike aut pease nee Fae lor the § mornin, Op Waymn at Convalescent Camp. The camp at old Camp Convalescent, which is in progress near the Columbia ta: un. der bed —— of the Mouat Zion Sone ebur o District, was yesterda; tend the distante of the piace artended, considering and the'limited means of ance. The sermon in th J. W. Pip! of evening by Rev. J. W. Green, of this city. The camp will last one week. The Laytenville Camp. of The Star.] Caur Guoump, maak LarTonviLLe, MomT- Gomuny CountY, att ‘here are 35 tents erected, one or two of them being from Wasbington. The camp is under the super- intendence of Rey. N. J. B. Morgan, presi elder. and Rey Messrs. Osborn and Crist, the ‘citcnit. who are assisted by an efficieat committee, ard the folio’ a — jes- ‘also present: Rev. B. Peyton ley Chapel; 8. Wilson, of McKe : W. T. feech, of Union; Mr.’ Foster, of Uniontown: — Hobbs, of Gorsuch; and Mr. Mytinger, of The services at the stend were commenced last evening, the ‘opening sermon being a very Tee? Gap rh acta in GE E vy. Dr. Mor- gan delivered a powerfal discourse, and Ke Mr. Foster has just comcluded a sermon this afternoon. A very large con; tion 1s ex- pected to-morrow, when tour sermons will be preached, and the Christian people present expect that this camp will be one of the most successfal ones know: F. Freeland Camp, Maryland. ‘The services commenced Friday with family prayer in all the large station tents at 6 o'clock At llo’clock Rey. Samuel Shannon preached an excellent sermon. At 1% o'clock the bell rang for secret prayers. As the tones of the bell died away tne peo! their tents, the c down, and half an hour was devotion. At2o'clock the ch: ing was announced by thesame signal, The meet- ing was held in the North Baltimore Station tent, w! ‘was filled to its utmost capacity. Rev. pe Shicer ; mr sang under the direction of Mr. John M Myers. At the same hour a prayer-mesting was beld in the Brosdway Station teat. The three o'clock sermon was preached by Rev. Wilford Downs, and at 7 o'clock the con- gregation was again called to the stand and were addressed by Rev. J. U. Hagey. b eight peniweats b (tents pre- sented themselves at the altar for prayer and religious imstruction, six of whom were con- verted before the meeting closed. It is esti- mated there are about 1,500 persons encamped on this ground. Satarday morning the 9 o'clock prayer meet- ing at the stand was conducted by Rev. Tuomas Myers. At il o'clock, Rev. Wm H Obapman, pastor of Emory Station, preached trom John, 20th chapter, 29th verse. At 1% o’clock the usaal balfbour was devoted to private aevo- tion. The two e’clock children's meeting was eld in the High-street stauon teat, and addresses were made by Dr. Ames and Samuel Kirk, Esq. The three o'clock sermon was by Rev. L. N. Gardner. pastor of Straworidge station, from Malachi 3d chapter, and part of loth verse. Rev. J. Ames preached o'clock im the evenii Tae ComrLicT OF AUTHORITY IN New Yor«k.—In the matter of Pratt, arrested in New York by the United States Commis- sioner, charged with murder and treason, whom Judge McCann has ordered discharged under a writ of habeas corpus issued by him: the United States authorities resist the execu- tion of Sudge McOunn’s order, simply because yielding to it will subject the jurisdiction of the United States Commissioners in criminal cases before them to the supervision of the State courts, ard render all arrests on war- rants issued by the Commissioner subject to the order and control of eny magistrate in a State who bas authority under the laws of the ‘State to issue &@ writ of Rabeas corpus, and so subject the administration of the criminal laws of the United States, to a great extent, to the control of State magistrates. The London Times of Saturday favors the establishment of extensives cotton culture in Audis, but eays that cotton growers must be prepared tor the revival of American industry, and the competition of the whole world. News from Paraguay states that Lopez has secured am entrenched position, and bas a large torce of reserves. We have Harper's Ba:ar for August 2th from J. Shillington, Odeon Building, and from J. ©. Parker, 458 7th street. From French & Richardson (Hadson Taylor Book Store) we have Putnam's Magazine for September and Harper's Bazar for Augast 28th, S7 The Marquis of Bate has given $200,000 more to a Catholic institation. OR THE FINEST LIFE LIKE Like- Ce Rg io Ro ER Rg gh Nn UBST’S, 424- Irania aveous, Tetveen 05 and 6th streets. raven tet AMUEL W. PRARSON a i a yatick OP THS PEACE, e—222 4); street, bet. F and @. als im i H. M ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, as removed his office to Me. 4 4% street, near the Gity Ball, 5 (CS 7B Abve bale RENEwee at mayan At the same-price we offer Hair Pre rations, ss sBaetetts, hse, ag, Oueve: ier ‘Btsomery’s. Mre. Alien ood 's, Ted- dete Having greetly exlarged my stock I am to retali ever, Kook ine firet-ciacs fore ag mach Tess regalar fous, ‘ne oS “Bumatt's, 85 sSeyee%. 2 “Bishier's Biteers, a Sede meaeclad pek ett ire Asthma. Rrone! | Consumption, Shertness of Breath | ali diseases of the Th: Lungs, . Opect, Adver, 0 cumatiem. Scrofala, Sypbilis us Debility, Seminal Weakutes. Diseases ‘of the Ear. &: te of Impradence. Womb Dr-8 D GBANT, 28 Bort! more, Ma, with POLITI04L.—Prominent Republicans that if Andrew Johnson iselected to the Seants trom they will vigorously advocate the election of General Butler to the Sonate from Massechesstts to succeed Senator Wile ‘son. = Democracy inaugurated their cam "by & mass i — tm meeting in O:einnati E. Pagh, S.F. Cary and Joba T. Foll Mr. Pendleton was anable to be preesnt —A letter from Judge Lewis Dent to Presi. dent Grant is published, in fyieceetend sod against the coumtenance and suj the President bas given to the regular Republicans im the coming election in Mississippi. —The Cincinnati Commercial says that the tall of the temperature during theeclipse was Rothing to the coolness produced in Demo. cratic bosoms whem Rosecrans’ letter dectin- == for Governor was made wn.” — The political ¢ontest in Ohio ts greatly en- livened by the nomination of Mr. Pendleton as the Democratic candidate for Governor, as it peep do ring’ Aiport the move ‘was made to dileton in sea- son to take the lead in the next Presidential campaign. (tev ane: roca sopa STILL MAINTAINS ITS UNBIVALLED BEPUTATION FOR UNIFORM GOOD QUALITY AND ICH COLD TEMPERATUEE, ‘With DELICIOUS FRUIT and OREAM BYBUPS. rout. cheapo Per lvania ae ‘eat 0. BEIORBNBAOH. Pat ee o OF THE D TBIOT OF OOLUMBIA, AUQUEE 1a 15e8, ve |, Equity Docket 9. Ordered tats 3a Pr cuerad ae thet the sale made erick’ and re) b: a Sereetiey tne ae bala SESE ‘Test:—R. J. MBIG! P®orceats For Navy Duranruxxr, August 14, 1869. ret tate ext. to eu, o ment with VOcords ofOAK and 90 cords of HIG. ‘The Weod must be of good size, straight, well from small bi LJ nd fend stacked vy. const sly. dered somes Tira, au 16-20.25,51 Acting Secretary Navy. SELLING OFF AT PRIME CosT! NO BUMBUG: From MONDAY, the 16th dey of August, Be the Int of ext mouth, 4 etl sell my whole Stock, consisting of the finest! Sasortment of eters * FANOY amp MILLINERY @o00Ds, rn PME OO EWIS B BY Market Besos. eu 14-3t A CADEMY OF THE SACRED HEART OF Mary. reopen their Aced DAY September eta, end 7th ste. ‘The Female Parochial Prhool of St. Dominto’s Parish (in the basement of Bt. sie’s Oh: will continue ander thechatge ofthe Sista ‘aulé- EM O VAL, T.J.GALT bat had = BEM oO, AND OOAL OFFIOR es. 2am 323 10 sargaus GENUINE OIDER VINEGAR, FEOM YORK, PENNSYLVANIA. ALso, THE FRENOH WINE VINEGAB. FRESH SPICES, GREEN GINGER; SUGARS RETAILED AT COsT. VERY OLD WHISKEYS, WIBES, ac, O. WITMER, 119 Pennsyivania avenue, Betwoen 1$th and 2th streets] M. WILLIAN « BLACK ané WHITE LLAMA LAOB POINTS, SILKE S4CQUBS, TRAVELING SUITS, WHITE res OAMBRIC BUET! jy FOR SALE AND RENT. FOR BERT _Finet FLOOS containing four , With all modern tmpro at moderate, Apply 91 Bridge Sete, “Socene- Office. —BOOMG, at No. 305 I street, F tween 15th and 16th. Ue a 5, fare. sign ele aeo aulé 3° BI BEN T—Coateia- Hines roous ent cellar, water sad_ges: Me 672 Botrest ‘between 4th and Bth streets be EJ hag’ moderale. Apply. at Mo. 664 1 sttect 1, OR SALE OB BXOWANGE—Nice OOUNTRI F'Sastoimmon, es ob ‘of Blader contains 23 nores; lar; bath room, range, it Broom Hi Deveyour rentend owe fost De'aoi delay if you woul it, ang 342 THT lat street cast and Oe emit. to, utes’ walk to the Treasury tepartment. CF . street, near = Inquire No. 522 7th near sory FEONE HOUSE on E’Giuttsnrest, sort tp cornet ot node Tsisnd elt B. 213 1eh Bhode Island ne a aoe do Talhad ‘eveuce, between iith Apply on the premises. ‘au 14 6t* street, aule-tf BENT—A 1K HOUSE, 6 rooms, j. between L sad K sts. Appl; next bakery. st" i nia ea Pa ear eve cog iseen “Ty eome ‘IN AND SHEETIBO! | House of orme- Btor streets. au 13-co3t {SALE —BeverSl new AOUSES on 10th at., F’Giiwesn asd bs sis Tome oa al Rati parment down 00 OseU A WHITREY & 00 446 7th st., Det. @ and it. Hi 1B BALE —Srame HUUSB, Ho. 321 13th et. iy apetmeen M end W streets. Lot 0 tect laches fect deep, acroes the way from the new A Charch. west front. down je sinder GH por’ monte tacdien oT ICRA EA ay 260" ‘6 7th street, beewene @ Fo SALE.—3 nearly new bri: etories and ¥ rooms, and te. WHITH: and B. TNEY &00.. 416 7th at., bet. Gencix, FETE Saas nea Bear 45 uae Dot. soutl sid eae COTE [FOE LBA three story BRICK HOUSE, a1 tween llth and lath, south side.” "Sept sete fod ths south she ae eee street, between th and wth PP "Satte 01 ‘That handsom-ly furnished f EF stor) BEIOK HOUSE. Br Tatrect, twelve ‘come, larce closets and modera conveui- ences.” Apply on the premises. ‘an lide" RENT—On the most ressongble terma tw ‘ALLS in the Fourth Ward Market House, ce Pes, nger the Government erinti rf Defrees street. er fall particulars apply to 89 OR SALE Knupber of now HOUSES. Price ‘and terms to euif any one destring a pleasant ond cheap home. | Please call and examine the inside arrangements and ‘ PMAN, 503 L street, _en 11-6" Dotwers Stn ind 10th streets, FOR ESET The three 10K DWE NG HOUB: fon the cout sla of Peston ae pia avenue, No.'—, corner of 3d street east, on Ospitol Hill, conteining 13 rooms, with staple and carrii , and roomy yard, stocked with grave vines fall of {ruit; a pleasant residence, and ply between Ti snd crclock, at ewes, Sreddress Lock Box 56.0ity P.O. eull-eotf, POE SALE—Two FRAMES just finiehod; @a00 rH month 1 Cen Oe Per OBE. wacdaian, ite Post lee. 466 7th street, oppost No dar Tenstreet be: ween G and H. wi! t on September Ist, Fixtures forsale. Apply on the premisos, ould tt EB BALE—Two two-story BRIOK HOU! F four rooms. sock, ou alle On alley near corner rth and 4th street west; $700 each ; 70 at 62 As cash; $100 every six months. Inquire street north, Bext to 4th otreet — a B AL SE. ed offer for sale that valuable OPERTY situated at the city of Washington. The ‘he und MILL & WH. foet of @ 2 5 improvements c: ofa four story ston male run by steam.) with exteasive tached ten! now used for the man ire of ferti. afectui > lizers. ‘In the upper portion of the mill are ex. tensive soap b.ilers and 808) ere the necessary machinery, capable of manafecturiog one hundred thousand t Pou! oap re month. wi property on which the mill is situated, basa frost € $40 fest em the Potomac river, and & depts of 200 feet to the ike and Obie Cana Ehere fee larae ‘s frame Warehoues on the river front. is considered the mest ‘aluable for mapufacturi ee in thi of Weahington. "Title indie table. iin rice sud torme y page En nebect, organ © 210 F etrest. FOR SALB AND RENT. Reno City! Reno City! Reno City! THE MOST DESIRABLE BUILDING SITES IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. $12.50 EACH: $12.50 EAC, $12.50 EACH !:: Having disposed of one-half the whole number of Lots in our subdivision ef the Tract of Land known as the old siteof FORT REHO, Tennally- town, D.O.,we shall offer for sale, until WED. NESDAY EVENING NEXT, one-half of ourre- served lote at the old price, viz: Lot containing 2,500 equare feet of ground, $2 50, Conveyancing for each Lot, $7.0. Beveaue stamps and recording at the cost of the purchaser Any number of Lots edjoining will, in this half of our reserve, be gold as desired, until one-half of our reserved Lots are disposed of. On THUBSDAY NEXT, at 5 o'clock p. m.,wo shall offer, on the premises, at public auction, the chotce for the remaining Lots in excess of one third the original number of reserved lots. In all sales of these lots we reserve the right to do the conveyancing. ‘The plat and abstract of title to this property can be seen at our Office. Building on this trect has already commenced, and these lots are every day becoming more dnd more valuable. Water is convenient, and everything requisite for a fine suburban residence is at hand. Nearly all the lets in our subdivision face either north or south, giving the advantazes of these exposures, which, tozether with the grand rise of scenery Gnd healthfulness of locality, render this location one of the most desirable in the District. ONION & BUTTS, REAL ESTATE BROKERS AUCTIONEERS, SEVENTH STREET, Corner ef E, sult ‘Wasbiagton, D. 0. 37 16-0 LAMILTOM & OO. ‘OB SALE—A three-story BRICK DWELL- Ff Ere rset bnok DUEL, ten digo Bh bot Foi patticoers apn ac PENWIOR — Door, and Depet, corner 7th street and 5 Je3-cotf sl er en Perc cenee FOE ay et agli marae: tf Foe REnz— 4 BRICK HOUBE. ing 8 situated on I x oimarrosdasanes "Yorker Sotacicars® ta: outetde ¢ oy 7 Labor. the ° ation <4. iy, su le 3 ee 18. Herof Feu ctrest.” 2°72 oye OB, BENT—BRIOK HOUSE. on L strest, be- t rooms; w ay reat Bie enaatr f nl E—BBICK HOUSE of § aint . ated aa Trevise,Paris, Guire of WB WYLIE. 329 7in Bee ae > F + A. BOSWELL, JUSTIOR OF THE PRAOE, Ofice—225 4% street west, near F st. south, } tonent and civil business ‘Lessee, Mortgages and Wills daly erally ee. Feo ieittn ew. HRBING'S SAFES, FAIBBAWE® ba BOALBS JNO. A BAKBR, Agent, Louistans aven: jy 9-eolm Detwoon sth and 10th strests, Piano TUNING AND REParaine. Speier mise proLitan WALK, sprees Brad rt emeleea ONOERTRATED a. Score « B. JBWELL'S PRIZE SOAP. THE BEST. ASTER MERU een pe 5 ee : 1e quality, ec <a SE.558, Sstyetnortp, be Rk SALE— be sold @ bargain, the one- OoT" 4 Lot recentl: capiod by K- Fendrich, Ron located os tin toath side of West street, Geore: . O, and near Reetty pears Wan reer sp Patan to GE WILLNEB, Ho. 469 9th st., Weer ee ee aie, a -five first class FORM CLE iste K 1G HOUSES on south side of Corcoran strect. rid sereral ou nerih side of built in the best manner. with ences. inclading gas fixtures. iu alro fine sewer attac! Raa C0, au ew three story BBIOK HOUS! ed inthe row je the Governme: Office; fait roo, ape ato ences. ply at the Lumber Yard, corner of 13th street ee oman: Apply as above. i= a aaa ) ALDABLE HOTSL PROPERTY FOR SALE. Seminary Building, one square north of B street, fronting 190 feet on ‘ashiogton street. by 120 feet om @ay atreet, bree stories high, besides basement: contal at 60 . This pro- perty 1 pleasantly located for @ fret clase hotel, Spd will be sold with furniture or without it. ap’ iy at the office of B. B. WILLIAMS, corner of Bridge and Congress streets, Georgetown. =) See ee }, Geo! 204d at A PEEAtaNT Panton ror it, FUR- OF @ swt pee 613 B strest, between fr . at greatly Prices; Table ‘extn Tm. Al No. 446 inutirects twos Wand Fates © 3p H?%. WEATHEB 18 OOMING—If you it to i A i fe cig cult tie or RiaBObaa SEES corner 7¢b ani {0B RENT—A ny, Fin samme H O@usEBSB AMD LO IN THE @ Tr aND counrTrrRyY FOB SALE BY 5. P. BROWN & SON, REAL ESTATE BROKERS, Gonnse 167m StRxEr any Hew Youx Avanvai PALL ‘AND eee Pes. ees ear ee mere ee closing out balance of Summer Jot want then oan get thems ai agree? Batata cat Brice He deviation alo Sed: Oss trios onset WM SHUSTER & BE0., vania avenue, 3 ‘Sp7-eoxt between 9th and 10th streets. PERSONAL, Wi " }» and Ub SS peer 416 Watreet north, epam all Dosisecs import ence 1, 1. (0 ropoay cae LES EEe $ 50 Sorry, dears of STARE & ET. LF morthenst ‘Ieth et OLOTHING, do. CLOSING ouT. ENTIRE sTock. ATTORBEY AND OOUNSELLOR AT Law, Will practice in the Supreme Court of the ted States, the Oeurt Cow Ca ate of 10 PER CENT. DEDUCTED FROM THE MARKED i} UNTIL WE BBMOVE BACK T u A ‘0 OUR OLe O18 RI te aTgar ARY SU 8G: ce 4 |. B street. be- teen 133 and lsthe opposite Matlonal Theatr > jajor Gen ry, Sth Ces U. 8. 4., Mejor Gen. Townse: eo. Brothers: Golgect'. 9. ms a pital Bil Sar Garang, Oke Oresttior: Bc ooper & Latimer” jy iv im” AND THIS ADDITIONAL INDUCEMENT 1S DONE TO CLOSE THE STeuu. A. SAKS & Co., CLOTHIERS, TEMPORARILY at $23 SEVENTH STREEr. eusett F 7: 5#Bezens, (Buccemor to H. F. Lowom & Go.,) CITIZENS, ARMY AND Bavy MERCHANT TA: litan Hotel, (late mutt "Re: 30a Fess atceee Weake and ype doing ® profitable business. Price @3 | Apgly A SEABLY SEW FAMILY CABBIAGE. IX Rorees:sost $20; willbe sold chony, Ineuirect ¥. Be DAY. 598° 7 opposite City Mall. Ds, BICHAU's GOLDEN EDIE. for po other. take no otber, for ake r, and you will 000 BEWakD fr any coset discens imeay me 8 wetete ‘Salva Bo ice Ulcers, ‘Bore re Eyea, Oe or Skin Kraptions, « ot Blotches, Soreness of the Bealp, Serelale Sere est Benovator. Alt-ratt street eulé-st™ sdonkors LZ jculers NEB. 307 ith 3-8" panies with full divections. Price ie Richaw’s Golden Blirer dsmowr.e for Nerveus or General Debility, } Price @¢ wo per botties of two bottion tor 8 je, oF . On Seoeigt of price, these Retaedies will hipped to any place, ‘Prompt atteation _ iD b Feet, between D and f. or the Fixtures without ati faciadt Est: NT AND GAR STORE RUERLE "Berns tasy; no caeirrereiont Fignone oF the best in, the city. Api LACH & WALLACB, Attorne; (OB SALE—A CHANCE—. jandsome FSLathaawimaney years boon rISy in the District: portcctiy-gentie and rolls open BUGGY, SINGLE and WHIP The whol ‘Address DE DB. RICHARDS. No. 29% Vartck street. New York. Office hours frau Sam to¥p, B7 Circulars sent. ‘nt Caxexrs. OUBTAISS, &. E,LARG EST STOCK: He ie Hi THE NEWEST ig THE MOST REA wa. cheap. as the es sblishment. ingaire at tables, 6th street, between © and La. pe) NO. FOB SAL 8—One FOUR POCKET BILLIARD TABLE. Ingutreof R.B. CLARK, 337 4. street, corner M south. ay 2 tf amy 486 SPRING STOCK SOW OPEN aT MARKRITER’S, Bo. 486 SEVENTH STREET, Between D and E Steers, © doors above Udd Fellows’ Hall, Fat PRESERVING JARS. Best in useat NW. BURCHELL’, {lth and F streets, comer Of Under Ebbitt Howse, au 13 (CABaiaeEs: CARRIAGES! CAREIAGES” ‘On hands stock of new and sec- EMBRACING NOVELTY IN wages Daagien Sees rind a ekcncr tepe | PAPEREANGINGS, WINDOW SHADRS, PrO- cbc. “Bepeiring es | TURE FRAMES, PICTURE CO@D AND Tas. ROBART H-GEABAM. SEL8, PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, CHRO- an 13-3" ee eee aoe one MGS, PICTURE NAILS, RINGS, &c. BMEMBEB OUE STOCK oF NEW AND SROOND-HAND Praxos FE . ONS: FAARD MUSIOAL MEECHS} ‘Was never more Please remember name aad numer. TERMS Casi. = —— | PB0PosALS FoR INDIAN Goods. Deratrment oF tne Inrexsor used fo Orvicz or Is pa arrains, ugust 13, 1 Sealen Proposais, indorsed 5 Gian Goods, will’ be eee oa ‘ot the, Ofice af La Indian Afsire until 12 o'clock M- on WEDS st day of Beptomber wext. fot Homie ; the articles ing in the quantities therei, named in the following list™ sro pated Pag CE Aas MACK NAC Br axcETE, 70 panes ackinac Bumokets. to meg- ~ Peeure ches, and weigh s pounds. " 570 pairs 25; point Bed Ma kinac Biankeis, to 7 pain Sexop inches, and welgh © pounds. te | 0 pairs 2-porut Rea Mackinac ; BOROHELL'S. sure i2x6; inches. and of i4th ai irrote Cornero! Gader MbbItt Heute. au 18 64.560 yards Cnitco,«etan rints. 380 Farde Bloe Briliimg se Med Flannel, REMOVE September, to the store for- he nd where he will be able to show them an asso ment of FANOY GOODS and TOYS ausurpassed in this city. 20-tf ens Socks. GM 9310 PANS’A AVEN omen. 8 Wool | — ¢ Children's Bo. ks — g00ds ali respects comfor= to and BOOTS AND SHOES. which th Set. sara ‘to reduce our large Stock of BOOTS 7 are a Ba ev ries 8 deduction of 10 PRB ae IXTY DAYS 340 Penney! venme, M0 Penrar Ninth arest, ‘OF MAY ii. 1869, aN- Sie cee one dartment, iawn forthe present. my t Gen. Suvt. reasury Butidines. dese, or, if yo | guia’ - Pa; ment will be made for goods received on ‘o- 1 vO BY, oe Secot certified Ly ‘ae agent appointed to An¢ Manufacturer of bids will be received {rom persons whe bare BILLIARD BALLS AND CUES, failed to comply with the requirement of s former ‘ment ported modification whatever. *ipropoeals should be submitted tn the following form i(orwe) bereby proj reieh the India: Depat oe ‘of it. according to the at pssst ‘of the Commissioner of Teves "Ataien, > 1 articles, at x } Tiere ‘the list pre- atixed. (Here insert i ‘= CITY DISPENSARY, 965, Northasest Corner 1th and M Stress, L.etvioe nd surgical operation to the 7 iy » Sto? p.m. LM Bation, W. Da 'RW. Latinan, MD, a “ foodward Building. = Penn. ove., between 15 oi sit et. 4 7 BUBD, ep 7-lewilw Comptwolier of the Currency.