Evening Star Newspaper, August 28, 1869, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the District praia an Sw a's asa CROSBY 5S. NOYES..,.......Editor. | WASHINGTON OITY: SATURDAY... AUGUST 25, 1569, S7 READING MATTER ON BVERY PAGE. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELB- G@BAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. ——— FoR THE ACCOMMODATION OF PERSONS leaving the city during the summer months | they can bave Tas STAR mailed to their | Address, by ordering the same at the office, for 12% cents per week, for one week or more. oS ey dren a ‘THE REMOVAL OF THE CAPITAL.» | Some of the papers that at first feli into the Movement for the removal of the capital are | ‘withdrawing from it. The Cincinnati Gazette, which has furnished most of the data used by | those favoring removal, now says (see edito- | rial from that paper reproduced in the Stak elsewhere) that «the call for a convention in St. Louis, to comsider the question of the re- moval of the capital to that city, is not meeting With the unanimous response so desirable as Qn Sugur of success.” The Gazette, which at one time seemed to think that the proper place tor the capital Would bein Obio, has now come to the con- clusion that it is idle to talk about fixing a central point for the capital when our country is im & formation state and our center 1s no- ‘where—may be in Santa Fe if we ex terri tory south, or Detroit if we take in the Can- ‘Sdas—and that the time, if ever, for fixing the site of @ new capital should be when our na- tional boundaries bave been settled with some Precision, and our population ceased to be mi- gratory. ‘The present proposition for the removal of the Uapital to St. Louis was a kiting sensation started by the Cnicago Tribune. in the absence | of any big divorce case or other local excite- ment. The St. Louis papers at first fought shy of it as 8 piece of Uhicago banter, but the spec- ulators there bit eagerly, and the Tribune, with its tongue in its cheek, worked the thing up as industriously, and with as keen a relish for the fun of the pother it was creating as ever the New York Herald did in trotting out a — Rew candidate for the Presidency. The “Convention” started in this way will pestahiy be an abortion, bat that ‘Will not mdicate the death of the project. It will be brought up again m some more de- itberate form, quite certainly, and pressed with vigor. But Washington in the meantime bss the opportunity afforded to put its best foet forward. It is a significant fact that the Press of the country, whether favoring or dis- Approving the project of removal, have taken Oceasion to berate Washington. Unanimously they set down Washington as a most unat- | tractive and infelicitous place for the seat of Government, to be endured or tolerated only OB sccount of the cost of removal and the dif- ficulty of fixing upon the proper site elsewhere. It remains now for our citizens to put this ar- gument for removal outof the hands of our op- Ponents as speedily as possible—at once, indeed. ‘The mud and dust of Washing on must be put ‘Under, by paving on & comprehensive scale: the canal must be cleaned at once, without re. gard to conflicting plans for its permanent im- provement; the miserable market sheds on Pennsylvania avenue must cease to be an eye-rore there. even if we have no Cen- | tre Market; the nuisance of hogs running at large in our streets, which causes such as- | 1 tonishment to strangers, must be abated; an | effort in earnest must be made to improve our communications with the country inevery di- rection and cheapen market supplies. These | re some of tne things that must be done a; | Other needed work suggests itself, but s imperative. Shall we set about Wait ss heretofore to “see what Congre: do tor us!” ‘The long-talked-of boat race between Har- vard and Oxford was decided yesterday. The contest was a very close and exciting one, the Enghsh boat winning by three lengths, te Harvard crew being but six seconds behind their opponents in reaching the judges’ boat. We regret the defeat of the Harvard, but the Tace was such 8 very close ene as to be practi- cally an equal match. and decided nothing a to the relative merits of the two styles ot row ing. Considering the disadvantages (meu- Uoned im Taw STAR yesterday) under which | the Harvards labored, the inferiority of their stroke was certainly not demonstrated. al- though ‘ts superiority was not proved. One gratifying feature of the occasion is that “Eng. lish fair play” stood the test. The Harvard boys have been kindly treated, since their ar- rival in England, and no complaint is made as | to apy unfairness in the manner of conducting the race yesterday. We can therefore afford to frankly acknowledge the beat, and get ready to “pick Mint and try it again.” | Thee RatLway Cowsouipations —The perpetual lease of the Fort Wayne road, recently cluded by the Pennsylvania Railroad pary, practically constitutes Philadelphia and _ Chicago the termimiof the Pennsylvania Road. | mien Following this are new and revised passenger | arrangements with the Vamden and Amboy and | New Jersey roads to expedite travel from the | Weet to New York. The saving of timeisseven boursand fourteen minutes. For freight, as ‘wellas asecond and more direct route of travel trom New York, the Pennsylvania Company Propose 8 junction of the New Jersey Central ‘with their own road and its Fort Wayne ex- tension, and the Chicago and Rock Island, making & thorough iine to Umaha, the terminus of the Union Pacific Road Tam New York Rercecicaw State Uow- | VESTION.—On the 24th day of September next the Union Republican electors of the State of New York will meet at Syracuse for the pur- pose of nominating @ Secretary of State, Comp- troller, Treasurer, Attorney General, State Engineer and Surveyor, and two Judges for | the Conrtof Appeals. All of the officers whose w pation. bil ous ervous irrita- tite, cal a, and low spirits, are s i lable accompaniments. All these ication THE } FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT. A tew da: since we published an announce. | Ment that the records of the State Departmen: | show that the fifteenth amendment to the Qon- | Stitution proposed by the last Congress—which amendment is in effect that mo nStive or natu. ralized citizen of the United States shall hence. forth be deprived by any State ot the right of | suffrage because of is race or color—nas been | completely ratified by North Carolina, West | Virginia, Massachusetts, Wisconsin, Maine, | Lousiana, Michigan, South Carolina, Penn- sylvania, Arkansas, Coonecticut and Florida— | 12; imperfectly ratified by Missour: and Kan- | sas This announcement has naturally led toa great deal of controversy, because it has been geu- erally understood, as stated in the STAR a few weeks since, that twenty-three States had rat- ified the amendment, including Missouri and Kansas, needing only five more to make up the requisite three-fourths. The New York 7ri- bune says that New York (which does not ap- pear im the State Department list) bas ratified, though her Democratic State officers may have withheld the evidence of this fact trom the | State Department. New Hampshire, Nevada. ertainiy ratified, and it was | and Inodiana ba supposed that @innesots, lows, Lilinois, Ne- braska and Alabama had done likewise. 2; rejected by Delaware and Kentucky—z. | Vermont will ratify soon after her Le- | gisiature meets next October; and Rhode Island will do likewise But these, with the errors in Missouri and Kansas corrected, will but swell the list of ratifying Sites to 25, and three more are need- ed, according to our arithmetic, (not four, as stated by the New York Tribune.) 23 being more than three-fourths of 37—the entre num. ber of States. Virginia and Tennessee are | virtually pledged to ratify, but whether, under existing circumstances. either or both will do so is mot certain. In Mississippi and Texas | everything depends on the elections to come otf im those States the last of November. The re- maining States are California, Georgia, Mary- | land, New Jersey, Obio, and Oregon, and the | | question will be decided in Ohio in a few ‘weeks. Qregon is generally counted as for the | amendment. The question is complicated in California by the influx of Asiastics to that State, and so great is the opposition to the Chi. nese that California will probably reject the amendment sooner than make them voters. re? C_W. DB! lnetom wee ee ACs at BAST W. METH ASHIN iT CH HM, Virginia Sa pra Mev. BBON. A preach BVERY 1 "evening Pnext wee precisely at 7% 0 CB: ate i CROR AT Tae MEA. @D SP HO ae OBU: on eet, between MOB. BS OF THE 7 Dia a a8 a ahs an desiring THE SUSSCRIBRE. WHO ws foued at the Kbbitt House, desires to CLANK, formerly of the frm of OLARK & ww Yor . BACON, of Georsta. aucustzth, 109. _™ 3- BA0O rae ‘MASONIC —A called Gommanection of DAWSON LODGE, No. 1 au. onic Hall THIS BV K- RING. gust 28th. at §o'clock, to make ar ange mente for the funeral of our doceasea Brother, Bancelph Cori. CHARLES BApAWAY. w.M. SONS OF JONAD. All members of PIONEEB ooact. No. 1. Sons of emi the meetine on ‘zath position to incoroorats a bewelcla claus inthe Constitution will be diectsseds By order ofthe Vouncil ‘RELIABLE DRU: CHEMICAL r bit om Tost PBBPABALIONS al reg on bend * oa ota Cetrly re cefy Prescriptions fai ly compeun at " TAYLOR & Go's. PH. Prats 2 Corner 7th and F st: oc. _It® Opp. Post and Patent "Ome emt OB THE FINEST LIFE LIKE LIKE. iS, fll sizes and styles, piaio and colored. from catd to itfe itwi ing or de- ceased friends, from ad Dagucrrectype other old pictur: nrger or emailer. i Pista orcol- made Zo to WHITE sts, st-class dali in a bet. j"and mb hes) the United States, Facilities uaru HABE. UNITAGIAN SERV.ORS—T of Chiat wil hold ; ae ate cor i ping, “Phe guest je are cordially sn: Vited to atten. 1 DERUGOARTERS LYO ~ sf "bE Bor POFUMAG. G. ae glk & special corner Penns. DAY, the Sist t bers entitled to gi der of cHas. 5 ‘BuOWN. Co H. 0. JOHANNES, Adjateat legit ee win Bor aie FOR COLOBED EX SSHAFFIELD, peace, auxi-sin™ bem rrs fasle ob eae il NOTIOE, att t SUN cos in November. | that the ann te will piace prEaees AY. Augast 9, a m., and 7, ati! Fe eater Sth, seate can be had from ADO! ADLER, fi- | nanctsl Secretary. 311 Penn. at . BUI6 St™ 'B 8 F PUB! son BE IEE oleae anes ca In other words, when digestion is perfect there is | Reither pain nor uneasiness in the region where ittakes place. Nausea, want of appetite, flata- lency, oppression after eating, shooting pains in the epigattrum, a flushing of the face at meal times and a furred tonzue im the morning. amon the direct symptoms of Indigeatios ness, headact f secondary, are The closs ofsumamer ts therela the victim of dyspepsia most touic and regulating medicine invalid bas many advisers, mends one drug, svether multitude of counsel safety. ‘The staxoaRD =H FOR INDIGESTION, iderkfriny Bibtach @ Sirens 2 ti r urgently needs s Pisces are to be filled are Democrats, except | T®! the Judges of the Courtof Appeals. They are Republicans, and were appointed by Governor | Fenton to fill vacancies. The convention will | Consist of 412 members—a very large body. | TRAINING FE Eptrors —The Lexington | ‘Virginis Gazette in an article on Washington College, Virginia, of which General Lee is President, mentions a new feature proposed to | be embraced im the scope and purpose of tha; | mstituuon. It says:—»That feature of expan- | sive liberality most attractive and striking to an editor is the proposal to appoint to free acholarsbips and the advantages of the college | @ certain number of young men who Propose | to make journalism their profession. This is | ie fnitted bol profession to be the ee Cinenses tnt re the reduced OF propegatsi by bree roduced or pro 7 veut tiferous air o: has eve been = cither in the United States or Tropical | se first distinct recognition ever made by the | $ at 3.30 ‘s+ called cemtres of wisdom of the true dignity | Anc Jmportance of the press.”’ ‘The Qarter granted by the North German Conteders on for the laying of a submarine cable to the S'nited States bas been published. Tne cable may de laid to any point between New York and Bosto.: !8 Sdirect line, without touching any interven trritory, or — Tectly cia England and 3 ‘Fates are motto be higher tha” those charged Dy any other transatlantic cable. The Pittsburg Commercial thinks {at coke | ‘thede from bituminous coal meets every con- | ition of the presen’ coal problem, being tree from smoke, faultiess in combustion, whether for domestic or manufacturing purposes, and capable of being put into market at rates which will always bring anthracite to the proper dev Twelve hundred Eogtish emigrants are abou! to settle on 32,000 acres of land purchased ot the Kansas Pacific Railroad Company for $375 per acre. We have iicarth and Home for September §, from J. Shillmgton. It is now ssid in New York that the strike in the Pennsylvania coal regions is ended. Sr There i+ talk of a news) = agit im Boston, to be the organ of both the and Massa- cbusetts probibitionists. SP The Iadies of baby ae have taken to read. ang the newspapers aud have started one of their own, pTunted on fine yellow paper. wholesel. and retail Bt the southwest Corect of ih cua Mote one eenll ot the soater —2' conte bet. SEE cc im 3 a jaa wii losed 41 ea “¢ AE Pre be me care. aithm by? ‘ac. oeaNT, 3e5 Borth Liberty strect, ip lel Tae, every 4 recom: | | - | | | | ‘of | { | | Roorne ! A. SAKS & CO. OPEN THEIR NEW STORE ON MONDAY, AUGUST 30th, it September 6th, ages Be @u25-3t* GpPoReEToOwN COLLEGE, D.C. Studi ye i uel ORDAT. Be Ts 2 con med in this Institetion on Ber A. MAGUIRE, 8. 7 — by u 28-3: li ceeven SOAP, ay “elk A Can RATED SHAVING SOAP. for Bar ND for ( by BaTa A! B cot iT SOAP! au28 Stif aie BY @ Le D8 BRODBEAD & CO. sell New York Mill aac: Be per yard; elegant Paris Kids at Uberpatr ni Sterling Spool Cotton at 5 full line of Fancy and bar sn prggais nthe the ere | a lowest market price, ow 279 Fest. corner 13th woot, ORD ES Oe DMI Boer taE se Oar MEAL, HroKeke vasa Pera Tig FLOUR, ISING FLOUR, HORSFO! rid Tt hg BREAD PEABL BARLEY; TAbrOcA, acy eu 28-3t corner Hand xi strocts. N4Y!, DEPARTMENT. i BeREat oF MEDICINE AND SURGERY, Wasnixszox. D.C , August 25, 1859. POST PONBMERT ‘OF OPENING OP BIDS FoR HOSPITAL, ANNAPOLIS, MARY: Proposal: fer Ni y al, hi ql be opened in Mas een the Ni f WEDN = , VAT eee ae hy fetta nb; 3 9u23-10t (Guist of Brean, P'4s0s-GEEaT BABGAINS: TO MAKE ROOM, aw Chickering Grand Pianos, im | Son Ohickering Parlor Grand Piano, ‘One Chickering 7 octave, 4 round corner, squar: One Lindem: Nunn’ ‘One Bosenkri 100. All of the abo mente we offer for sale upon casy terms Hud a. METEEROTT = co.. Bole ts of Stein’ ‘and 028-31 vigeon & Hocatinne Gablnet Oreens. A SELECT ROHOOL WILL BE OPaNED AT No. 6 4% street. near the City Hall, Septem- ber sth.” Taition will be farmishen tothe is of both sexes in all and will have attention that ler own danghiter bas. The location ts believed to be the Snestin the city, The sufte of parlors used for ie school rooms are spacious, ligitt, ani sity, he! io drawing room style, Kor . MORRIS. Sire so 6 4 atreet, or atthe Book 8to: anw-2w* [psororion oF OCOPABTNEBSHIP. The Govartnerehip, heretofore existin: between JoB, J. GEO. W . ow onay. ‘ Washington, D. 0., Auzust 27, 1868. Z i he DRY @00! ‘The ai ee Sak ig the D Ds nnd begs s continuance of The mpeg pee Gog riers oe a abl tock a i large and very desirable, yi be ‘oftercd BXTERMELY LOW FO ‘Those indebted to the late firm will Sree er by cal Hag ane we ces shalt Ss Jae as Be Oe tM Golay a8 omits. may. prorcsax 1cR Outer Oovwtissa RY oF BunstsTERce, Sree Finer Mig TARY sae Conéii 80 pou cal Candles. ‘onditions, &c., as hereto! FoRtER, t. Maj. & Obie O mmiaeary saan en: Obstet Oo iret Mittary’ District. r Saienree PBESERVING KETTLES, FRUIT OANS, CEMENT FOR Cans. pane 4g. O. Mie ooh SHEE ay 3 ) im the new Pouiiding of pee o1 pee ‘Associat: hr the ec Getermined to mate this e home for al roe ert ‘auzl-40" SE & BABLY, Proprietors. ra PANNSTLVANIA AVERUR. 340 ggehees ovo 's DERED end GRAN. co ground, ver: i ‘ee ST non ote, | PICKLING. Poel Fence Wade ted San SOFA iaipcre eps Nowe = Pee tare emitter bart SaaS REE: AISTROP & CO. ROOFING !! - ROOFING I! Do you wish to bave your s substanti 4 coongmleal foot Fae FOR SALE AND RENT. FOR SALE AND RENT. | T Sant NICELY FUBSISHED poo FOR | . York ave. __ 8028 21" ASANT | Rooms, w Wita | 000 | VaR ard, at 95 Fam, avenue, betw Zan streets, at, on WITH STORS for reat, ot A Bette ROEM D cahiees tqealics: beth ee res 4 Sth it, au 23-31" A F containing tour roo in oe locatic quire st INT—A two-story FRAME HOUsE, | anda Holy eit aemontes a No 'S Wictsn wince, Ditmeen B and vend Onstthen vad | ITT! aaron rent any part of it jar ater on Bath at: ished toe responsi Y isle a Fe BRB FeSeaets cory, SBIOK BuUsss. minutes to. utes? we! the iy . | or ate. “Invuire | Fe Bent_F wey Meet “r Rt ite ——— GLOTHING, &. BBIBERCEE, (Becceer to H. F. Lownon & Oo), OITIZENS, AEMY AND NAVY 4 MBROBART Tarvon, REVERIDGE, > fe x aun ots | eu%6-3t- 504 O44 Feliows” Hat 4 TOR RENT—ROOMB, furnishet or wn perth Appl: ata7 Pennsylvania avenue. © Tr aND countTrRY FOR 8aLB BY 5S. P. BROWN & SON, Fo ENT. mee e.g stern Bel BRIok HOUSES erty iacht doer, ‘ES One er eat ond a Feausyivenia s sven: Obpaaita lard Hote al. inrge yard. wood ah siete ae tenant: Appr 173 street, 1 Fe eT ead! ated fine otsble fine For particulars snd Restaurant. {au?8- 08. GREEN. nished: Beautlfel Iocation, conve conven te; street cars Address “Home, ae Ni" a Poe ome rts ‘OR Say pepe ae pri corner of street, Aid eight natty room clay ee F-REULLEY aS i re ‘SLE co No, 363 Sin street wi 0) LE OR eaten 15) Brat F ore DWELLING HOUSES. ‘on south, ae ran street. rave ‘op north side of mn 14 id 16th etreets, a Ther sill besck onliberst terme ker GEORGE H. PLANT. or to HIGGS & CO" iit ‘OR BENT OR SALE For rent the frat class HOUSE, Ro. 256 F street. between and 13th streets,” Postession can bé had Beptem: beri, Bent, $2,000 per year. Appl: vs. Wholgrate sad Retail Grocer, Opposte ihe Bank of Wasuington. ;I For sauce “CHEAP SUBUBBAN BESIDENOES.” ©ne of the finest and most t delightfally located Oy ‘Washi An28-e03t Suburban Besidences | acres of ——_ land ; 12 acr a Nar high of cultivation, mostly pee at The house is rae, commndion eutiful. command! ing a fi and the surroundit g sitios and towns. There are about 1,00) fine, bearing frait trees, all Selected qualitice: end 2 00 cho! on arene ‘vines, small its, shrubs and flowers 5 ‘The house is surrounded by Deentit cho! domeatic mee ts trees There is a large and Triage house. workshop.srenary, cow-boase, combined with loft — ‘here = 2 nent “5 e r ruoning throu the eee — witcha fine artificial foe pond been ‘acted. ‘The iee-houe is close by prices fale is Jowely ant alasbie le place | = ‘ai; 000 rowed bye seven roo roo! no how we and ail'n Ba ry outbuildings. There plenty of fruit ‘trees ing conditi property on the Fourtocmts sirest vont lea from Boundary street gud will adjoin the Svound of the 4000. For fur- 18 Propone has Price awire o particalars inquire of yy oss 00 st agenis. er Seven th street and Lot auascnuiwtSe Fut BENT—Two rooms and hitche: nic far eee suitaple for ote es site FLOOR, contain rl modern improveme | : gEnT =i commodigas HOUSE, yard Bis per ey eet Ine : T mon x sty JOuN Paxton FOE BERT, WITH BOABD-Nicoly furnished commelcatine front and back ROO 08: oa Street, between isth and 1éth. Table Board ov the month, week, or day. fe yas Sea larg: ished or upfui pleasent pan a hed, on second floor, suita- neat Agricultural Bulldi or 7 17 ween Ib treets. eres corner oof iim snd K. U fon re lage pi a bela = houseKeepin, Borthe ivectloe Market, Apply SN from Northern, Hutertiee Markat,, ‘apply st No. Fo! xenysres HOUSES, sack cont Foom. one, (raime, the other Bri. ter. Appl tweens au. Fo! BENT—One rap story BBIOK Pignp No. ee saeet pers: Be Q west | att Ren ‘is ‘$3 id pit Ng vin ee he froute. Hea : mt : 522 7th strect near D se Foz, BENT OR SALE-First — “ay 7 Sree ue rooms, ter, a ay ae 4 "el aaa, | walthy an raw: OMBABA, 924 2 BENT—The HOUSE lately occupied by eee : price bg See mel na aee WiLLiaM MCN BIE, Hote an27-¢t bet, N. ¥.ave. and H street. Fo, RENT—Rooms. farpished or Saferaiebes, singly, oF ig enite, with or with alco. Elitchen. dining-room Tequited for ine sonable ates, at Drer's Ho Becond si = 2 004.407 o 8 a THREE STORY BRIOK HOUSE, No. std 9th street west. with 1¢ rooms, range, ges, hot an: abide New xan 5 av between Stik a foun at with 17 roome ete, all eran esate tye at ae 95 7 ‘“ wrest, between strecks, with Axtures, suit: 10k on - Hos, 219 and 921 Vermont S HODSE. No, 239 6th street wont, with on pack HOUSE, jo. 440 I atrost, between een 9t “Tati sues es Sarat ot man rooms, gasand of 308°F. KELLEY, Ofice Wo. B43 eth never west, aust atrest. FRA MATES Gee ee Srocms. Apply at 449 LENE bot, ORS tan Foe Be al bees ary eae EY at Yaris sarees Yeas ate Est Oy aus er" 6 Firet Detween 1othand 19th streets, torrente || of 8 ro: avenue and wT SUT _ Three story Brick HOUSE a Fane mune cent to léth street reed. the Tal Meee ttcnae nor SELSES tenes “ Pi iy for foam” * Bosseesien civen immediately” ‘ante | rors mente ear iaticn hes eet osre agen ear ‘next door to Young Men's | arson | tm the suburbs of . istian association building eee 7 aR ase nt | Site from s quarter of an sore to an 7 BOO. Scolempleting sary improvements exirs 20 feet, 652 7t! fnouth, suitable for s y 2 inducements wil] be . » rug store or fancy store, Seah mine rem: | ‘oon Heat Rotats and Goueral A PERSONAL, po aa ej Fae ‘ e RB OnE oF nO TF RERT FU fone eer | | sit ‘ithi ota tee” Poca the Ja Panes Pal 2 cab Toome, with | ear iat” ie 108 Green, strest, Street, sonyy, te, ‘Bammack’s _ as; corner | OK i House. Ne: 1S leh strest west, near- | e recme. REAL ESTATE BROKERS, Oouwen 161m Staxer ayy Haw Fore Avanve] eee wate e re 339 Pa. avenue, ediate posecssion. aul lw Fern Legit ‘hree-stor rick Brorgor De 7 ne ee Danae a ie te Beat g33 Rivanee Saas 6, Estate ‘Agent, 308 oa street, bateeee Sect ry ye te -2ew ead maserpemsed a rman s; rooms; is in good ‘and | Gtore Hoa Mar Pei, ‘2EFI—Ton Tae Nee ease TT streets west. UT DBSPALB UNTIL ¥' Dr. ee Of Tobperntshed, BOOME. for t a apni tL BEODDARD. on the’ vr Ses et Masonic Hall, cerner 9th — D Bate. a 'T—A well FUBNISHED aout alent for withou BOARD. imo delinartet Preston: "Bri Pri Ef" Moderate; No. 39 se street, between i st ‘OUSE FOR RENT AND Fi ERITUR FO! 15 Ee font The bricl = Oe io = FoR Deck Pam and Sd streets wo me 18: modern tmprovementa, and | TEE SiCHEST Capa PAID FOR Lapis tent terms will be Ta t fopaiture ia house is for ealos end will be sold ch ie Raltor of fhe Rep publican, or A: LLOT Ho. 20 Louisiana avenu Boots, Shoes. etc , at BE. 8. Tbvetrect-etween M aut PHiwosoray oO New York’ Museum embracing Fp mend 5 eam haglyo and what to live for: — a rier he cane of indiestion, Aetniones ered dteeases scoom Philo: HARTOOENSIS: |. Any order thr M of T dphetaoaats of calradea wth “e = y all other mecousasy for: | xbat cai usiders. ie aie Ri sanestol these ‘ectares wil! ie a2 —— pee ing | be forwarded to = up to attend. on re far: | wipt of four stampe, by addressing SBC are “hee Ho. York Maseum of Anatomy and Science, os St ee} date: Fe conn Hew York.” ‘taal. FOR SALE. RUG STOBE FOR SALE. sounire at — corner of 10th and Ml streets. [O08 S4LE_ Three GLass SHOW Tiss ouiirest 460 7th street, Osk Hail Clthine FoR 84 SALB—& em ell amouet will purchase te STOOM end COUNTBM of & nest ant io eatablished ad Gonteetiouety. situated i fn one of the ness streets Five rooms and ‘Bent BtarOMice, iB BAI 5 CABH—GOO! Writs FIX’ aed sree Bt pdk en gest at Taratohed fonr- | St° coreg ins very “stale I stock already clears the ren! wri here seo bie chares, pilarces ce. aL te I end BRIG oUee we. sr F etroot, power a garnininn 20 rooms. SHEABMAN, 297 F street. A?PY NUE OR BALB—A three stor BET BO Poe Sear SRE se (OR 2 ee se a F3 Soto), BRIOK HOUs! "CT [POE SALE CHEAP —A sccond hand tauilly The undersigned ofr for sale that yeluante oe Mo OST oncet Price 875. Sat? ly 105-1 street MILL & WH. ary situated at foot @ stent: dn thet ot Wamnington Ths | Poker eee aultcran by iby steam.) with extensive sin hed 9 FOB BALE. apply to C, B. B, Star yw used for the manufactur rt of fe abortion of the mill are cs on ase ALE ee] Sonar HOI BESTAUBANT. si Jersey Se Sea ete the Depot. Z ontes ABGE-SIZE EMPTY BOXES F iB san fil Bee At Oak Hail, 460 7th » = LEWIB @ Day DENTAL aBsogia- Bo, 260 PENNSTLVABIA AVENUB, Between 12th ahd ish streets. TEETH BXTRACTED WITHOST PAIN. Fs. will be made fo for bn Cig og ow ryt 5-5 3 p———} ae oetres Spey 5 us if be * ibis rier ee ee Satietaction Persons will dos Sovrell 20 ca cs améne our work before. The Cheap Place: GREATER INDUCEMENTS THAN EVER WELCH’S BEST FAMILY FLOUR aT $2.70 PER SACK. RAYS ARLINGTON MILLS FAMILY AND ALL OTHER GRADES OF FLOUR REDUC BY Cc. 8. OHARE & SON, 262 SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN M AND N STREETS. GOOD COUHTBY HAMS. 20 Ow.; BEST BUGAB OUBED (Canvaesed), 25 Ote.; BROWN 8U@48, 12, 22: OLABIFIED, 19 AND r6 Ote.; AIB-TIGHT PRUIT JABS, $2 PER DOZ: LEAF LABD, IN CADDIES, 24 Ote per pound; LONDON BROWS STOUT ABD YOUNGER’ 13, AND 14 Ot; PALE ALE, @2.75 perdoren: SPEER'S STANDAED WINE BITTERS. SPEER'S PORT GRAPE WINE. COX'S SPABKIARG GELATINB. 20 Ot. por package. Particular attsntion patd te the estection of TEAS, BY s. OHARE & SON, 262 SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN M AND N STREETS. n26-tf NAY? 5s PAYMAST! ™ Wards ext Dik = vets. ae Copper mt pounds om Surre. SALE-A-BARE ORANGE it | Fo BLACKHAWK MARE r iz) FS, AL B—Oue FOUR POOKET BILLIARD Tngat: root B. B. CLARK, Baty as street, corner M south. ne ———_____—ESSaQqQV“7_es PE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT VES, = — BANGES, oe ae : ‘and FUBNACES' TAG OWL FAOPNETY FOR this side of Philadelphia, H. I. GREGORY V ALUABLE HOTS FROPERTY FOR SAL auY-Iw 225 Penn’aarenac, nearsth street. Benin: ry J Patiting. one sauere Borth of Bi ee ee a Lovazines ‘ment: is Dro: OBUSHED, POWDERED, i icnsan ly Is “d eet Eeait 20 arisen se ae BEE. AND GRANULATED SUGARS. 17 Cts; * or B. . corner _ Brides aera ase. ws 80FT WHITE SUGARS, 16 Cts; 5 ALE. UT. AND PORT! 2. BEST —— py ‘WINES ONLY GOOD COOKING A PE EASANT PARLOR FOR RENT. faled. on the first floor; also, tw: BOOMS, Carntehed or anfurnished rent No. t, between Ampex OBLY §2 PER GAL! Cc. WITMER’S, 119 Pennsylvania avenue, nore ASth and 2th streets. ELEBRAT&D PI rae FIER ing (oa Ino ae tan | Sees Seana —¥ | corner it. and Pe BEICHBNBACH. OPABTHERSHIP. parpecaaders have ti arrest ca qntered into eo- pene na ducting the title = eet MART Rooast ies i street, I Ho parate. Aiso, one ry | |i be rented very cheap “fo rel ation ty nants. | | Bis Horch B strest, Gepitor Hil, between Del | hinds and int street iva” JOR ¥ BT_—HOUBE N Sie lath street, be- | Fe a tnd strecta. Inquire at Builders’ Depot. eee Tih street W. HAMILTON & 00. | Noe comune, BOUND, les Theely +} Beart refaced oes; fi gutremely ioaerats rma Apply te street, betwoou Mand F sta, Spegeay cathe ser Y sad AL- ad, rom Englend, p tail ‘aeormetion spp rs ty to gad G. DALE. ath room. hot and-cold water, | 4 3 . ° pam, hot and oaid gent, 13 aaa Eo 01 me Wocatlon vonstral, ‘and convenient et pared =, ; wba, HOICE FRUITS. eke ap sia ear gta neyerds: at ¥ Moun- | Koti i yrag Brore,ooraer Tt and daire of JUDG a oe emote Hw, wz is jt to e > Shee 5 J it nt ‘OB HALE —Blegent con vs B O09 ae JUSTIOR OF THE PRaGE, Ofice—898 44 staves West, near F st. south, Orrice De: Conner oF Oa UCARTRRMASTER, p Sorta 8 ement 8 off iyiies neo Bed kiver crn wil aise bs received for the foreach Red Mackti meas eure «2x5; inches end weigh < pounds. x LASS—-DRY GooDs, ico. (etandard prints.) = 4 Bo bide for! cles specified igidty inapecied and semeaeey Saute r by ap agent or agents appointed for that ‘sech or eric that cass: Dae Will be beund to cea ete er jayenor, if t fe