Evening Star Newspaper, August 18, 1869, Page 2

Largest Cirenlatien in the Distriet CROSBY 8, NOYES. +e cece Editors WASHINGTON OITY: WEDNESDAY..........AUGUST 15, 1569, a S7 READING MATTER ON BVERY PaGE. SEB OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- @RAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. } OO FoR TsB ACCOMMODATION OF PEASONS seaying the city daring the sammer months | they csm Bave Tus Star mailed to their | sddress, by ordering the same st the office, for 524 Cents per week, for one week or more. — THE NATIONAL LABOR CONGRESS. In view of the interest which attaches to the Proceedings of the National Labor Uongress Row im session im Philadelphia. we publish Very full dispatches from that pvint. At Mon- day afternoon's session the Committee on Ure- jentials embodied In teir report the names ot the delegates from Baltimore trades’ unions of colored men, deciaring their credentials to be correct. No objection appears to have been made to their rec. ption, and when the report of the committer was adopted they took their seats smong the other delegates. The associ- ations represented by these delegates are as follows :—Colored Eugineers’ Asseciatioa, Uol- ored Caulkers’ Trades’ Union Society, Colored Moulders’ Union Society, and Colored Paint- TS’ Society. Besides these, there were preseat five colored delegaies trom the United Labor- ers’ amd Hod Uarrwrs’ Association of Phil- adelphia, who were also admitted to the Uon- vention. The woman question was not so readily dis- Posed of. Miss Susan B. Anthony made her Sppearance on Monday as the disturbing e1e- ment, @nd the Congress, after hovering unde- cided for a time between gallantry and a desire not to be overwhelmed by the invincible cham- Pion of woman's rights, excladed the lady from participation im their deliberations. Miss An- thony, however, is ugt a woman to be re- pressed in such a summary manner as this, even by a Labor Congress, and she consequent- ly made @ speech, two or three of them in fact, in which, if she did not get the better ef her opponents, she at lesst maaaged to have the inst word. Miss Anthony presented herself St this Congress as the Tepresentative of the Working Women’s Association of New York, but the Committee on Credentials, after ure deliberation, rejected ber om thegronnd thst ber papers were not made out in proper form, and that the sssociation she proposed to repFesent Was not a labor organization. One of (he delegates in protesting aguinst Miss Antho- uy’s sdmissioa to the deliberations of the Con- tess, contended that the Worging Women’s Association of New York, which she professed to represent, was am organization of male and female sgitators for the advocacy of female suffrage, and that it was not ia reality a labor organization. The subiret was reconsidered yesterday aad Miss Antbony hed anotuer hearing, when, as Will be seen by our dispatches. there was quite a lively time. HOUSES ON THE EURUPEAN PLAN. The heavy and constan'ly increasing expense of housekeeping in most Americaa cities, is foreing attention to ths sabj-ct of reform in | tbat direct.on, and hence we hear of co-opera. P cutting down prices High rents are being | onstantly complained of, aud various reme- | dies are discussed, and som few adopied, the only ore wBich has so far amounted to any- thing being the erection of suburban cottages: but for active business men in cities the disad- vantages of a residence in the country even near | S city and ona line of railroad are manifold. Overburdened New York is casting about, therefore, for other measures of reiief, and there where the evils are greatest, we may expect to see the most effectual remedies applied. Itis now proposed to build a new house in [sth street, near Irving Place, im that city, to be Sores meet constructed on the European plan, with suites | (Wranesiay) BVB of apartments entirely independent of each other. Asthe rents are to vary from $900 to ‘$1,200 8 year, the dweilings will be handsome and expensively decorated. An equaily in- teresting experiment for persors of smaller means has already been made in Brooklyn. ‘The building bas a front of 130 feet on Duffield street, with two wings running sixty-five feet back of it atright angles. A court is enclosed cetween the wings sixty-five feet square, which is entered from the front by an iron. barred gate leading through 3 covered arch way- ‘The houses have handsome street doors. The first two floors of eazh house comprise one tenement of 7 rooms, with closets,kitchen and a bsth room complete, and rent for $600 a year. ‘The two upper floors of the houses rent for $23 & month each, and contain respectively foar rooms. The ground floors of the wings are divided ito apartment suites, each of four reoms, and open upon the court, which is Hoored with aspbaitum, and ornamented in the center with a bed of flowers. These apart- ments are rented for #25 month, and those ot the three upper stories, opening upou balco- ries, rent severally for $23, $21 and $15 a month- All these tenements are neat, well-finished, and imbabited by respectable perso tamily basa separate storeroom in ment fer coal or provisions, and a defined Pace upon the roof for drying clothes. There fe, Bowever, no washtups in the rooms. All facilities for washing are in the building atthe back of the court, which also includes | Private water closets for each family, and bath-rooms, which can be used when desired. The privilege of hot water, however, is given but twice @ week. A janitor regulates the whole establishment. He directs visitors to | the apartments sought, keeps the court and staircases in order, and restrains the children s<Tom becoming noisy and from injuring the premises. The buildings are of brick. The umber of apartment suites is forty-two. The cos! of the whole was $140,000. It is said that other establishments of the kind might be erected for far less money. The rent of the different apartment suites mow brings $11,700 & year, or about *\< per cent. on $140,000. —$— PRESBYTERIAN RBCNION.—The reports from rhe Old and New School Presbyteries leave no doubt that the plan of union which was in May sgteed upon by the General Assemblies of the two bodies will be ratified by an overwelming majority of the Presbyteries. The desire for uniou bas grown irresistibly among both clergy and people, and there is no doubt that by the first penton the Old and New School divi- sion Will belomg to the Ristory of the past, and the reunited American Presbyterian Ohurch ‘Will, (2 poimt of membership, rank as third among the Protestant bodies of the United States. The spirit which has consammated this upton is already at work in other Presby- terian bodies to extend the boundaries of the united Charch. The Southern Presbyterians, bowever, have net yet suMicient cemposare to take the subject of a reunion with the Northera Charch into favorable aad from Present indications it will b» some time before they allow the old animosities to die out, but time will doubtless bring this unionabeut as it bas others which at first looked equally un- Promising. Tam ALabama ELaction.—Senator Warner, now ia this city,says the Republicans made the Might in bis State on the broad platiorm of universal amnesty and universal suffrage, and carried the State by, as near as cam now be as- certaimed, 2,000 majority. The Congressmen elected are as follows, their Majorilies being timated: Republicans—First district, A. E. Buckley, $000 majority; wird district, KR. S Heflin, 200 majority; fourth district, Charies Hays, 5.060 to 9,000 majority. Democrats—Fifth district, P. M. Dox, 1,000 majority; sixth dis. trict, W. ©. Sherrod, 1,500 majority, Ce Eis Prince Arthar, Queen Victoria’s third sou, | jet: Exgisnd on Saturday for Halifax, Nova | Scotis. on 8 tour through the New Dominion, | He is to proceed from Nova Scotia to New | Brunswick: thence he will go to Canada, and | from Osnada it 1s expected he will come on to | the United States. Jenkins ws anxiously awaiting bis appearance. a { to speeches in Massachusetts in favor of prohibition this fall. —The election for delegde to Congress and for Territorial officers will take place in Wy- | Oming September 3d. The Democrats have nominated S. F. Nackols, of Obeyenne, for de!. egate. —The three principal candidates for United es Senator in Maine are Mr. Fesseaden, aker Blaine and Gov. Chamberlain, —The iatest figures of the Tennessee election Are: Senter, 118,714; Stokes, 50,967. Senter's majority, 67,405. Complete retarns will ine crease the majority to 75,0. — Ninety-eight counties in Kentucky give Tate ( Dem.) 75,821 Sing (Boo. ) 21,096; Demo- cratic majority, 54, ‘be majority in tavor of the school tax law is 16,482. — J. Francisco Chavez has been renomnated ress 1m New Mexico by the Republi- His Democratic competitor is another Lative Mexican, Vicente Romero. — General Atwood, it is supposed, will re- c-ive the Republican nomination for Governor of Wisconsin. — The Vicksburg Herald and Natchez Demo- crat propose 8 Demoersti: State Convention in Miseiesipp!, aud designate Septemoer 21 as the day and Jackson as the place ot meeting. — The Congressional eiection im Georgia will not take place until November, 1870, in accord- ance with an act the late are. Io the meantime the State is unre} ted in the national House of Representatives. — In Pennsylvania the colored mea admit. ted to the ballot by the adoption of the Fif- tenth Amendment. it is said, will be at least one-eightiech of the whole number of voters, ‘The time for holding the next Democratic Convention is being generally discussed by the party papers of Indiana. it 1s under- stood that the State Central aa are in favor of commencing uons early, and the Sth of January will be fixed asthe day. The election will take place in the following Octo- ber, and a Governor will be chosen. —Though the Vermont election is but three weeks off, snd thar ot Maine but four weeks off, there 1s not the slightest political anima- tion i either Stete. No public meetings are being held, the local papers scarcely allude to the subject, and with the people themselves the questions of Pendleton or Hayes in Obio, and Packer or Geary in Pennsylvania. are of much more interest, Choy-Chew and Sing-Man, the Ubinese mer- chants who have been visiting New York, left that city yesterday for San Francisco. They express themselves highly pleased with everything they saw in the metropolis. Choy- Chew thinks that several million of Obinamen ‘will locate im Caliiornia in the next ten years, and will not ge very readily to workon South- ern plantations untii the demand for their labor on the Pacific coast is exhaus: si fe From every part of Maryland and Virginia there are complaints of the long continued drouth and its blighting effects, particularly upon the corn and tobacco crops. We had a fine shower here jast night, and as we write, appearances are favorable for a general rain storm, which is much needed in this section. COLORED ScHOOLS Iv MARYLAND.—An active interest ts being msuifested in different por- tions of Maryland in regard to the education of its colored population. Meetings have been held in several places, and others are contem- plated om the subject. From J. Shillington, Odeon Building, we have Prank Lrslir’s Lady's Magazine and Demo- rest's Yung America for Saptember; also, Ap- pletons’ Journal tor August 2th. S7-A colored citizen is under arrest at Nash- ville, Teun., for haying nine wives. 87 Froitis very cheap, and «going down” ail the while. e7The ¥. M.© A. of Newbarg, allow Ia- dies to become associate (not active) members of the Association. $7 The North and East rivers and New York bay patrolled nightly by tugboats from the ard io prevent the departure of expe- for Cubs. 87 Monroe Strom shot and stabbed Harrison ‘Thomas in St. Francis county, Ark., last week, love affairs without bis consent. Thomas died. 7 The town of Sutton, N. Y., boasts of a ‘woman who was married at twelve years of age, is now the mother of sixteen children, forty years old, and weighs 210 pound: "8 ABSEMBLY —A etated See ei a it '¥, Beoord: Or ‘oO clock. Penn ae desiri: - eon it wre meet promotly Poy orders {it} ” HG OFTS, Commander, * FIEST NATIONAL BUILDING AS8O- em = CIATIuN. ae BLEOTION Of OFFIOBRS |! ‘The Fourth Ai ject! or the Election al Mi f. of Officers of the FIRST NATIONAL BUILD- Ni OCLATION.will b= helt on ry Evamina Ai ‘mth. t 8 ‘ust - 1869, io a an corner Maryland h 2 sebington: “The altendeare of every stockholder ts carnestly tg oo —— Cale pion pe trans- Toport er : “Esse teed “G. e TROMPBON, OF TEANEG— For the kindness : pol! Sergesnts . with their corps ef abie assist- pene an in wetching and yt roverty. Benpanter Within warearbas for their prempt settlement, and it oye future prosperity ‘ne Firemen’s Loscrance thanks shes for r after this date. bom pichteacodepecel yj? ay Se A. W. NICHOLS, Treasurer. raat 16, 1889. au 17-3t ‘AT ELLIS’ POPULAR PIANO AND MU- fio STORE sou will hat ne eee, s No. 266 Pennsylvania evenas, 17 2 Sne*uear 10th street. UBL W. PEBRSON, SAMUSTICE OF THE PEACE, jco— 2224, street, bet. F and @. sult im LLER, ATTORNEY-AT.LAW, 4 6 street, ae 7 RENEWER AT SRVEN- BALLS HAIG RENEWER AT SRV! the same price wi A rations. as Tiers bett’s, JF2-1 lex Eaonage UNBIVALLED REPUTATION FOB UNIFORM GOOD QUALITY a5D ICB COLD TEMPERATURE, ‘With DELICIOUS FPEUIT and OREAM SYBUPS. Kicstngeo, Vichy, Seltzer, and Saratoga MINR- BAL WATERS on draught. 2333 1m* “between TSE Rectag the heated tere VEE, News by Cab European athe Saber is tair in Engiana, FOR SALE AND RENT. Fos, Ned Best Muh oteet A Mes. Adee reno ® BOO a fivor- wing . The municipal council Of Dublin, Ireland, have adop'ed ai address co Earl 's Mr. Gisdstone, and Eart Gray, eon, whem and the country om the ey of the frien Chorch bill. Conserva- ve Members absented themselves whem the vote was taken, Archbishop Cullen haseum. moned the Roman Cathotic bistops to meet in counell for discassio: oe Beer COmTAGR onan mt Braet street Ceoreetown D.C the same Sopecity. member of the British Parlianent for Tippe- Yary, 1s announced. The stereotyped report that the Harvard Boat Qlub is “much im. Proved” comes again through the cuble, but ‘with it is the ansouncement that betting is in favor of the Oxonians five toone. Monday it was three to one. Tte recent amnesty decrees of the French Emperor are viewed by the Paris press as an abandonment of his Policy and a pledge for the future. Le ‘af, it is now said, will be French Ministex of War. The Emperor is better, and took a walk in the park at St. Cloud esterday. *"The leading Madrid newspapers deny the existence of negotiations between Spain and rooms, pari: the United States looking to the sale of Cuba. | chambers Latrobe s the suogect unt order is restored on tastciaee, | FLOR REN T* Usteraisied FIRST wenpiar subject until or Testored on t ry a A ‘The rumor of a proposed Iberian anion is of- se, 289 Kat. between MER and 15th ota ficially denied. Vicar of Alcubias, in . Ww fig sauare from Treasary. wat Bent au i7 st ‘came HOUSES of six 9th street, between D are from the cars and ood tenant the rents nm Spain, with a body of Carlists, gave battle to the Spanish troops, and succeeded in getting bimself and nineteen of bis followers captured. Paul Forbes, of New York, who has been in some time in the imterest of Cuba, has gone to America. He will return again om the Teassembling of the Uortes. It is reported that the North and South Ger- man Staves have to @ common acuon i menical Council if the lopted by that body on the ques- tion of the bey on Power of the Pope threaten the ot Eni ‘ ‘The Vienna Papers densunce the course of Prossia as unprecedented in diplomacy, oa ac- count of the note of the Prussian Government ire of JAS. LAOK : LEgSE wous js CRNTBAL LOOAT EEN IMPROVEMENTS, denying Von Be: assertions in respect to VERY CHEA: sERAL TERM his endeavors to promote amity. poly to Gu. W git Tuckerman, United States Minister to St reece, has received & epecial invitation to at- : FOR tend the festivities o occasion of the bap- | HIS ORS tism of Prince Vonstantine at Athens, Store at ext year the Pope will hold at Romea uni- | and versal exhibition of Christian art. Prnsowal DirvicuLty Between SexaTor Axsort, Oy SouTH CaROLima. anv a Nouta Carnonima Epiton —For 3 week past rs sonal difficulty has been pending between jorJ. A. d, editor of the Wilmington e ©.) Journal, and General J. C. Abbott, United States Senator, which grew out of an editorial article in the Wilmington Post, of the Sth instant, in which the editors of the Journal [An _clegeat B by Zefa ‘Alle, by frame 4: if ng end ont 3 " property 1# offered very cl > "COTTAGES ine desirabic rooms etch. with verandahs at were denounced as public liars on account of meas each house, alleged injustice done to Abbott im the reports ‘he premises. Will be made of his speeches. No collision or corres- cosy torme dence baving occurred in the meantime, on as a teat ‘tuesday Senator Abbott addressed a note to Englebard. in which he stated that he, Abbott, and not the editor of the Post, was the author of the offensive article, and that he was personally responsible for the same. On Wednesday sod Thursday there was un- mistakable evidence that Englehard would attack Abbott on sight, but the vigilance of the Authorities prevented it, On Tharsday Abbott was arrested and placed under bonds to keep the peace. Engiehard successfully avoided arrest until Saturday, at one o'clock a.m., when he wss surprised at his private house by the sheriff and a posse of ‘and placed ES, Potent umes 815. one at Bio, one at 87, nt ; one at B15. i A and six at $6 each per month. Gas, water, &c., on the premises. TED TO BUY—A pn BBRIOK HOUSE, worth Er For one thai suits nearly all on ala. —~ Real Ratate Broker, . corper 6th stiect and L: under bonds. On Sunday morning Englebard, ‘OB BENT—A three story BRI-K HOUSE, with three friends, proceeded to South Varo: contaii rooms and store. situated Ima, whence he addressed a communication to r the Reilroad Stati sn Abbott, of which the following extract: 249 7th ot suis, “You must now make a full retraction of the contents of that article, and an apology for publishing it, or give me the satisfaction to which I am entitied in accordance with the code of honor.” On Monday General Abbott, through his friend, replied in a communication, of which the following is an extract :—“By authority of General Abbott and being fully empowered by him, in bis mame we retract in full the article MOUS «, . ss. gi8 8100; Un. au jer and gas, No in the Post of the 8:h instaat, reflecting on and sth, streets, Major Englehard, and express our regret tat it | Ber - ‘aieae was written and published.” - ‘The amende was accepted by friends acting for Englehard in a written communication, in whicb it is stated that in nothing that has ap- peared in the Journal was any assaulton the private character of Geueral Abbott intended, nd express regret that it had beea so con- strued, EXCH ANGE—Nice OOUN TB’ on the border of Bladenshar, large and conventent dwelliny bath room. range. hot and cold Hage and teneme! new two story HOUSE, rooms; large brick stable, rs frites fore corringd nek three Bo erick stable, SQ fet Saree? Sad three horace. Wain Tsaac coaxe, 3n., « BRo., cuiuereeag, © 248 M. BLIASON. No. 425 Va. ce {OR tALE—A pleasant 5-room HOUSE, near the Capitol Forme. 166 cash and $25 monthly wiil buy it: Baveyour rout amd ote oan IMPORTERS OF own house. Do not delay if you wronldsecare it, Corner lat street east and Pa avenue anlé st* Men’s Furnishing Goods, 14 HANOVER STREET, OBR] GERMAN, au 13 cosm lst BALTIMOBE. ‘OR BENT—A ¢; ¥ FS: street, next to cor at t to corner of Bhod. AQEDIOAL DBPARTMRBT OF GEORGE. | Alto, Fornitare tor ole ee sist of Septembe EDIOAL DEPABTMEST -OF GEORGE- - betw t1 M TOWN OOULEGE. quires HEITMULLRE, Verns TWENTIETH MEDI L BESBION, 1869-70, B RENT—Two small HOOSES, 213 lich BUILDING CORNER OF TENTH treet, between P and Q sirecis, and 399 Oe EO STREETS ee ode Talend avenue, Detwosn litheaad Toth cr WASHINGTON, nigh is er Or Rasen a ZOM. ALUABLE PROPERTY ON ¥ STREET FOR FACULTY FALE .—The I three story and basement NOBLE YOUNG, M. D, CK HOU! lo 291 F street. between 17th Professor of Printipies and Practice of Medicine, J3th containing 20 reoms. Apply to WM. P. General Pi apd Medical Sthics, |ABMAN, 297 F street. seule tf FLODOA! OWARD, M.D , RICK HOUSE FOR Professor of and Diseases of Women 6 rooms, on 7th, bet JORMA OBtareR- Navy ¥ N ELIOT, M.D, and P: ‘ard. Terms mod: Factice ‘of Surgery eis ‘or ft Pri Professor o! ae FOR SALE AND RENT. Reno City! Reno City! Reno Oity THE MOST DESIRABLE BUILDING SITES IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. $12.50 EACH! $12.50 EACH !: $12.50 EACH Havieg disposed of one-half the whole number of Lots in our subdivision of the Tract of Land known as the old site of #ORT RENO, Tennaliy- town, D.O.,we shail offer for sale, unti! WED- NESDAY EVEBING NEXT, one-half of owrre served lots at the old price, viz: Lot ccntatning 2,500 square feet of ground, $12 50. Conveyancing for each Lot, $750. Bevenae stamps and recording at the cost of the purcheser Any number of Lots adjoining will, in this baif of our reserve, be sold ss desired, until one-half of our reserved Lots are disposed of, On THURSDAY NEXT, at 5 o'clock p.m shall offer, on the premises, at public auction, the choice 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. F ‘The plat ard abstract of title to this property can be seen at our Office, Building on this tract has already commenced, and these lots are every day becoming more and more valuable. Water is convenient, and everything requisite for a fine euburban residence is at hand. Nearly all the lets {n our subdivision face either north or south, giving the advantaces of these exposures, which. tozether with the grand rise of ecenery and healthfulness of locality, render this location cre of the most desirable in the District, ONION & BUTTS, REAL ESTATE BROKERS AND AUCTIONEERS, SEVENTH STREET, Corner of auld Washington, D. 0. F° BENT—On first floor. one large and nicely furnished PABLOR; adjoint OMS, aultable for housckee pig. will Beran together or separate. Also, one raat CHAMBER very will be cheap to tenants, 31% Borth Capitol Hill, between De! ware avenue and Ist street vast = iyZ (OR BENT—Two nicely farnished communica- FUnres LORS, fronting ou Pe. avenue aad 4strect. Also. several other farnished ROOMS, hid Lwill rent very low. Onn be ac w | ICELY FUBNISHED ROOMS. WITH HO} IN Dba RD scent eee nOouE Stextremely Sroderate teeters Table Board node m8. App Isth street, between Band ¥ sta?” im . tf For e4Lrae three- BRICK DWELL ING with two-story Back Building, containing ter bath room, bot ‘cold. watet ‘on rear of lof, to mthirty foot paved location central, and convenient to street to L. 0. Bish 1 fuer ith and s f,OR RENT—wWiil be Grady by the lat of July. a new, medium-size HOUSE, containing 8 rooms, m the south side of Ponnsyiva. 0. —, corner of 34 strest east, on nteining 13 rooms, with stapie and, id roomy yard, stock: - Ds ? demonstrat sant residen DKIDGS. MD . ‘casted tember 1 STEW AOBERTEUN HOW ABD, M D., 8 'F 9vcutor 0 @ regular co Thi now occa- OCTOBRE 4,and atreet be 7th atreet be- nt om September Ist. remises. anld-ti gE. that valuable oy rea will commence following MAOH, le Ticket. acini, 90 18 ¢o2m No. 163 E'strect north. pBorcsats FOR FUEL. Derantwent oF tue IxtTERIOR, i Warnincton 3 C., ist Augast. he necessary machipery. turing one hundred thousand rey on which the milla situated, hes a Tantt feet on the Potomac Gy end « je an 3 terms apply to LELLAN, ine Bhinehart, eco ‘Trustees of Morgan tr : or more Sontalning six rooms mee roar gla ewan et ee spent gis. Koautre of i. 8: oe not 05; ana Mt treste arran .LE—BBICK HOUSE of 8 end correc! er location. Also, several’ new lek ib! ated. Terms . In felted TiN Se opened | aul eg Best be ener bidders es 'y choose OR SALE_—Wwi ie for the £aith tal performance gine ‘successful bi Seen tenet 2 the Fuel.” P The lot bass 'B. PiLKINGTON, Superin’t Patent Office Building. Sane Sop WiLL ds ae FRSA, Oh DSA FS St iieunairaae steer aie Shee. os Sales Fosse tbe Seas V ‘ALI x PROPERTY FOR SALE ei eee 4 F. 0. BEICHBNBAOH. 10 sanesus GENUINE CIDER VINEGAR, FROM YORK, PENNSYLVANIA. ALSO, ‘THR VRENOH WINE VINEGAR. cRa, SUGARS RETAILED AT Cost. | 3 tect on VERY OLD WHISKBYS, WINES, ac, ed 5 a nest clase 0. WiTMER, Sa'yih 119 Penntyivania avenue, Bas eet ~ iy Botwoen 19h and 2th strests. xt Ouse. G. VayveRwenaen. = M.-8. Yanwoop 6 ap hs Sch or cera ae Fishemna. IVES BLUE STONR, FOR BUILDINGS, FOUNDATIONS, WALLS. Matha meri PG an 3. 2-story BBIOK HOUSE. terre snad. ARF. cone morn: pie ag 2.000.000 FEAR By pea tare st RERT— 188 1th street, be- pean: cy eg Ingaire at Soilders’ drier Yew. uaMILTON & CO. ter end gas; situated on 25ch street west, ical Anatomy, JALE—A threo story BRICK BOUS Wend Foeek avena henk 3 per mouth famee SEE A Dice ann | Le teed eae ae : a peers ieonees C - side, Fx _ ltedical Jariapral “sarees Atreet, between 9th and luth. © = or Ten Seas cont MONTGUMEBY JO) pee ,,OR BENT— if fiandeo' RENT—A fret clus four story HOUSE, Prete Hany Hourgona gem. | Eaten Baloe MobeE. oy fact easte | F amarommly ora thargpenizfurnighed, con” Professor, of Phrstclogy ne chee: Apaty on the promises 2otern, aren premises, Wo. 303 tes cor of th, eats Professor of ‘The three-story BRIOK DWELL- BRICK HOUSE. containing 8 JH rooms, situated on 12th atreet, one door south of Maryland ue. For further particulars aj peta ply at the Star office. le. Ay of BA. Cinta’ Giton) jele tt ABGAIN. ‘One of the best built and most desirable RESI- DENOES in the city, containing thirteen rooms, ing bath-room, with all the moderna im 3 alls are 14 inches and partt. B gener; ty will id chi Inquire of J. PBTER SOON Te Ls aa arenas. car PERSONAL, FORCLOTS DIBBASES mie gin coor. aghiy cured D9 FUT, PESPAUS UNTIL TOU Have SEEN OLD Dr. DARBY, on 7th street, next Odd Fellows’ Ball. He is tuccersfel whes ail others fail. a06-ia" ENTIRE STOch. Janes HUGHES, ATTORNEY AND 08! Will practice im the 5: ted States, the Court of ELLOR AT Law, Conrt of the U ana the Courts of | }() oe, Det. 12th aud Lith ete br hag, the arm of Hughes, Deorer & if be ‘op by the partacre 276 Pa. ave bet Lith imth ate Bor, aie tormenta most roe: nyeie the irentane EMALE | UNTIL WE REMOVE RACK TO OUR oOL2 COMPLATN TS in the vt, . STAND i epoee’f FERIA tie may tepone rt . He saarantece a thor PER DEDUCTED FBOM THE MABKED PRica, ATTORNEY aT-LAW, HAs REUOVED TO So. 409 F STREET, myntr * NEAR Tra. had CASH PAID FOR LADIES’, Mand Obilinen Coat Ot thine - Bhose, etc vat B. 8 HARTOGENBIS. 24 Bail pronpay sitended oped des 1y* Poe ‘cour of '» emi the i ¥ cis: ew to live and what ive ‘or: Youth, ranhood Pieweds, The caves off tn setion, fasulence end Pocket’ volumes contsining these ‘eotares wil! ADDITIONAL INDUCEMENT Is DONE TO CLOSE THE STeUK. 4. SAKS & CO., CLOTHIERS, for to parties unable to on re- a "ART, er iorkeea coca Aa Hew ork . TEMPORARILY at FOR SALE. ecctr?? SEVENTH sTReEer, VOB SALE Vi CBESP—Thirty eight ©: . 420 1 , MEIBEROEE, Freshest Ghuned Feet Inquire ot 13 38 F. Glenwood (Boccemor to H. F. Lowen & Oo.) CITIZENS, ARMY ASD Bayy t VOR SALE—Aa LOT) pply atthe lumber ya:d, corner avenue and 6th street. ee \ CHANOE FOR OAPITALISTS. RARE OPPORTUNITY FOB INVESTMENT. 15,000 WILL PUBCHAS® aN ifT Peat senna three times that amount, ST ectly secure. PAppiy at No. 335 Fastreet, Room Ro. 2, mae Dx, BICHAUD'’s GOLDEN REMEDIES. Ask for no other, take no other, and wilt ying at NO. | save time, health aad mousy,“ *"* S24 FOR FoR! A LE—Two HORSES je for children or adul ab pauits. wilt be seid low. ose se TSy t vering Lepartme A, Ja diciary Bauare, E etrect, between ith "and camation tn il tts, fore meroury or other canses; gives im- all cases. dieting necessary. vo thousan ivf Certificatts ornrteg teres: cures effected by these lies. Price $9 0). 5° 2+ $5.00 por bottle, or two bot- Dr. Richau’s Golden Antidote, @ safe. spesdy, ai it and radical cure for all Urinary Dor: mente, @ccompanied with full directions. 3 Oo bot Ee ete Selden Blizer @ Amow. 3 case Lea taeetetel, ame ore wate content, picoSase ama ne the owner has no use fr bim. stee will be furrished by Col. w Livery Stable, lith street; to terms, ete. STOCK. GOOD Siercie 7th stree' D and Bo . between FOR SALE OHKAP: or thy Fixtures without Siock. Rent only $35, inciadinggaes € Gtutely at No. 4277 bet. Gand FOR SALF—a RARE BLACKHAWK a ‘old very cheap, as the owner has no * Dr. re) use for the es ablishment. Anguire at | Rickards, sole proprietor,” 6th street, between O ‘and La, % iz) Address DED. B. RICHARDS. No. 22% Varick 5 strect. New York. Ofice howhe tow 9m end ag ee SOLEIARD | nee Circulars seut. “Sa corner M south oss Canrets, contains, ac. RUIT PRESERVING JARS = a THEL4Rg Bsr srocn. Best in use at N. W. BURCSRBLL’s, THE NEWEST D t 8: HE REASONABLE S avis oomner of THE MOST EAS mircui ee amy Drv Goods establishment. 486 SEVENTH STREET. 486 SPRING STOCK OW OPEN aT MARKRITER:* Bo. 486 SEVENTH STREET, Berween D ann E Staxers, 8 doors above Odd Follows’ Hail, EMBRACING NOVELTIES IN PAPEREANGINGS, WINDOW SHADBB, PIo- TURE FRAMES, PICTURE OORD AND Tas- and where y ‘bem assort ent of FaROY cOoDS snd TOYS corn BLS, PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, CHRO- a this city. MOB, PICTUBE NAILS, RINGS, ac. BOOTS AND SHOES, OF 10 PER CENT. ON A DEDUCTION é Ay % ALL indorsed ““Proposuis tor la Teveived i next, for furnish. articles to reduce our 1 of Boots of 10 Pap ay pars tie pSiehowiartae = eee 340 Pennsylvan' ne, he following list: = ©" ORDER —OF WAY 11. 1800" aa S70 pairs s'pcint Wea Mackinne Binakeis: to mea- T cunclag the recelval of roposila or the Bale ‘570 pairs ‘De, pote Bet Makisns lankets, to of Waste Paper g to the Treasury De- are S4xo6 ‘and weigh pounde, partment, le hereby wi rater oe resent. ‘570 pairs 2-pount Bed BI ‘to mea my 18 Gen. Suvt._reasurr Butidines. = “99 weigh \ pounds, TER TOTANS. = dard prints Ant Masofactarer’ of lanufactarer 5 BILLIARD BALLS AWD OUES, 108, (unbleached ) And importer of BILLIARD CLOTH, CUSB. LI en VELTE OND N a - WORKS, F°2 SALE—A desirable FRAME DWRBLLING ip Georgetown, D. 0.; contains six rooms; water and in the house; good neigh! SOCOM, Real! Sedete Becks SBBIE ko igh aad ige streets. Georgetown." ‘mys Fo, OK HOUSE. on street, be- . to GUY, Pa. rand gas. Appl} atta ——e & GUY e Vireinis ‘Rinsdoea’s Larra _apl4at Corner ith and Peis. HG ae Cron sar oF dba, Patan ae ae i aiavairicr a ee dulre of JUDGE WYLi Hovusss ap ots ™ THB @ TY aND coun tRY FOR SALE BY 8. P. BROWN & SON, REAL ESTATE BROKERS, Oonwan 167m Sraxer any Hew York AvENVE rnin Bicol ‘The Rar te seocked “Gants ae qr sy ive AND wllions % Medical advice and Surgical A ok a eo y Latins, a. p. T'Orrtcrcr Gom Th ond MBtresis. 265, Northwest Corner Seeks