Evening Star Newspaper, September 1, 1869, Page 2

ae ew Ae ee “Ww ia Dera mtind ne —s mn eye EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the District | CROSBY 8. NOYVES........0..Editere WASHINGTON OITY: WEDNESDaY....SEPTEM! 1869, _—————————————————— S7 READING MATTER ON BYERY PAGE. OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELB- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. pobeceshee eters ay aan For 7 AccoMMODATION OF Paesons seaying the city during the summer months they can bave Tum Stam mailed to their address, by ordering the same at the office, for 12% cents per week, for one week or more. << areeeaiegnaadedeis imaeithierig= annabawie ean THE StPTEMBER ELECTIONS. To-day Ualifornia elects county officers and members of thelegisiature. The chief agitation | has been upon the Chinese labor questioi which ihe Democratic party had made an issug of the canvass. The present legisiature hasa Republican majority of six m the Senate, anda Democratic majority of twenty in the House. ‘The Democrats have carried the State for two years past, except at the presidential election. Vermont, on Tuesiay next, will elect State officers and members or the legislature. As in the other Eastern States, official terms in Ver- Mont are generaliy limited to one year. There isno contest. The S:ate is Repablican, 4 to 1; ‘And it is therefore difficult tomake men go out to vole. The yote for General Grant was 44,167, to 12,015 for Seymour. The candidates | are: Republicans. Democrats. Gov.— Peter W. hf sein Hewer Lye Lt. Gov.—Geo. W. Hendee, Mari! ‘Tressurer—Jobn A. —— Jona m. Necks. ‘The election in Maine will take place on the 12th of September. The candidates for Gover- nor sre General Joshus L. Ubamberiaia, Re- publican, and Franklin Smith, Democrat. The ould have Little interest, but that the ‘advocates of a pronibitory liquor law and those opposed to the death-penalty nave also nomi- mated s candidate, N. @. Hinchborn. This will somewhat complicate the election. Last year the Republicans had it pretty much their own way, Chamberiains majority being 20,403; and Grant's 2,000. The vote will be lighter ‘this year, but the temperance division will not be likely to affect the result, as the temper- ance societies and organizations of the State have declined to make a party test. n Washington courty the three largest tem- perance lodges have reeently voted that as the Republican party of Maine is pledged to the | Principle of prohibition, no good can come to the cause of temperance by giving the counte- nance and supportof temperancemen toanew } party. The third party mea will undoubtedly have a slim representation in the next House of Representatives. Should they coalesce with the Demecracy in some close representa- tive districts, they may im some cases de- feat the Republican ticket. They can hope for but little by the nomination of distinct candidates, as in Maine repre- sentatives are elected by a plurality vote. The anti-banging movement will bring litte strength co the new party. The death penalty bas been virtually suspended in that State for years, and the penitentiary is filled with crim- imals convicted of capital crimes. Some shock- ing murders committed in Maine within a few & years have caused a reaction in favor of cap- ital punishment, and Governor Unamberiain istely signed the death warrant for the execu- tion of a colored mar named Harris, proved guilty on bis own confession of the murder of | two unprotected women under circumstances of singular atrocity. The elections in California, Vermont, and Maine are purely local, and comparatively little importance is attached to them by the politicians; but in Uctober Pennsylvania, Obio, Sud Iowa will vote, andthe result im those ‘States will have more significance. Pr eta a THE PROPOSED INTERNATIONAL Exatni- ‘Tiow.—We are glad to aumounce that active preparations are now being made for t! tng in this city in 1871, of an internati ait Nations, which project, as we nave already stated, has the approval of such men as Geo. Peabody, W. W. Corcoran, and Henry D. Cooke, and i: should receive the support and encouragement of every business man in this District. ‘he use of the Council Chamber, Uity Hall, for Friday evening, September 3, to give an op- portunity for an expression of opiaion by our citizens generally on the sudjact, and we trust that all who have the interests of our city at heart will be present. The preparatory mee: ing whichis to be heid at the Kirkwood House Sepember 10th will be composed of men who am control the necessary capital for carrying the project imto successful operation. It pected that meeting of Friday evening should he return to the city by that time; if not, Gen. Ureeker Will set. The following will be sudmutted to the consideration of the meeting. Feso'ved by the cbt zens of washington and Coorgetown im publi: ing assembled, That we bear with deep feeliozs of gratification tha & <xement ts now on foot to provide for the beleing in Wasbing’on city, in 1571, ekagrese international exposition of the works ot ar sud industry of sil nations, and we do pledge ourselves to rerderall ai¢ in our power, pecu- Eiarily ard otherwise, in co-operation with tbe pFcmoters of this enterprise to render it vecessfnl & That the cheirman of this meéting d empowered to solicit the City Councils ot Washing on and Georgetown, and the bankers, merchants, hotel proprietors, and capitalists of he District 1 sid in promoting this most laud- ¢ And national enterprise. The New York Sun sharply reonkes the gos- ipers who Bavereported Mrs President Grant vw. the Dent-Boutwell imbroglio. “ We utterly condemn and denounce one at- | tempt to mix up the name of a gen: mable lacy with the bitterness of polit “st troversy. The same attempt was made during Mr. Lincoln's administration, and perbaps with more Teason than at present; Dut it was frowned upon by all right-minded persons. When woman's righ lisbed, it will be yr for the wile to take a band in politics; but meanwhile jet Bo unjust and ur founded attacks be made upon one who bas never sought to control the public action of her husband during the many years that be bas occupied offices of great Weight and power.” Wasrtep.—Is the young man who fired the Epbesian Dome in want of a job, or if ne has played out, did he hey any heir to his ambi- rvonbles are over at last, and that the workmen wil immediately resume The turbulent spitits among them have been voted Gown and satisfactory arrangements have been arriveda' Gev. Batler is Tiding & sharp race to beat; vuson for the U.S. Senate-trom Massachu- Wikon fs stromg om the eight-hour cuestion, but Butler andactoasty cuts under nim by offering to go for six hours a day and ciry minutes an Bour, Hf that will help, fon of si] the atm; pers is mooted. Aven © cide ent Bewep. onal Ex. | Position of the works of Art and Indastry of | U The city authorities Rive granted | five otber members thereof be appointed | ‘orresponden's of wr tote we SST pn pe Elsewhere we reprint an article from the Boston Herald upon the question of the re- moval of the Capital. Tae Hered bolds tha: | | for purposes of foreign communication the | | Capital should be near where it is now, as we | | face all the cther nations in Garistemdom oa | $y the Atlantic coast. If a line ts drawn from | | North to Souch through the country, on the | meridian of Washington, the population of the | east side of the line will nearly equal all the Test of the country, and on theeast side will be found New York, Philadeiphia,Brooklyn, Bos- | ton and Baltimore, the five largest cities of the | country, whose wealth and commerce exceeds that of all the other cities combined. For the next hundred years the ceatre of population is likely to be resrer Washington than St. Lot ‘The Herald thinks, also, that Washing- | ton is getting to be a very good place for the Capital, aud “only neads decent | drainage to make its climate one of | the most salubrious in the country.” It is on a noble river. and has associations | which should be held sacred. Lt was selected by the Father of his Coantry, and for over half acentury bas borne his name—a name bouored im the uttermost parts of the earth. It has been defended as the Capital of the country through two wars, has been honored by states- men and made famous by the most memorable forensic displays of modern times. The hun- dred millions estimated for the removal of the Capital would inevitably grow to three or four | times that amount; and finally, the Herald ob- jects to the removal to St. Louis or any other growing place, because it wishes the Western cities better things than an incubus like the National Oapital upon their commercial pros- perity, and which woula effectually destroy apy moral tone they may have. Washington is already “morally ruined,” the Herald thinks “there is no salvation for it—and it is a pity to spoil another good city.” W: ve our own opinion about the relative moral condition of Wasbington to that of St. Louis or Ohicago, but for all that, the Herald presents some very sensible views upon the Capital-removal ques- tion. | PouiticaL.—General Garfield makes a | speech at Elyria, Lorain county, Ohio, to- | it. —Hon. T. A. R. Nelson has come out in favor of ex-Presideat Johnson for the Senate. —The Houston (Texas) Times is afraid that the Radicals will carry that Staterm November, | the Democracy being so apathetic. | — Judge Austin and J. Q, Farmer, formerly | ‘Speaker of the House, are candidates tor the | Kepublican nomination for Governor of Min- esota. —A question of alopathy and homeopathy | 131! = split the ablican pai in Warren | to. This is what Western paper calls “pill politics.” | —Dr. Ayer, of pectoral notoriety, 1s in the | tee nomination for Congress in Mr. district im Massachusetts. Another | case of “pill politics.” | | —A correspondent of the Natchez Courier | urges the Democrats to nominate Judge W. L Sharkey as their candidate for Governer in op- Position to Judge Den —The Union Republican League is reported to have organizations in seventy or eighty towns of Massachusetts. They decline ail | Alliance with the Democrats, —A Detroit paper suggests that as Rosecrans has undertaken to rebuild a railroad from Mexico to Acapulco, Pendleton had better fol- | low his example and make tracks too. —The New York Democratic Central Com mittee at Albany, yesterday, selected Syracuse as the place, and September 2d the time for hoiding the State Convention. — General W. T. Clark has been nominated for Congress by the Republicans from the | Third district in Texas, and E. Degener has | put ina claim for a simiiar honor from the San Antonia district. — The Wisconsin Republican State Conven- tion meets in Madison to-day. Among the can- didates for Governor are the present incum bent, Hon. Lucius Fairchild and Hon. Wm. E. in, Hon. Anthony Van Wyck, Hon David » Hon. A. BM. Thompson, Hon. Charles K. Gull, Hon. Wyman Spooner, and Hon. John F. Powe: BE LESSON Pat GER- OF eer tis Ne.7e 1 Hall, 9th near ge lic invited “we WwW SORMIDES A ree. OF NEW YORE. r apublican v- tornct the State gt Now Fark, a Weshington. are invited to most af nion Le: wi tre the Hepu ase at the bal | general and prompt attendance of all New York | ers is earnestly solicited. McG Ba yaw REMOVED {19 His Eustpe: or ‘eurayivanis avenue cast, Office hours, fromsto%s. m..2 “1 o>. au3)-im Vv. J. H. CUTHBERT, D. D. m the dutii es = haem 0, tiet Church, 13th. etr: BATH ceptember 5.1989. "Service in the ‘morning at minh sa tate cvcuing at quarter to8 o’cloek. | ito ‘tis | and Tto | a ee OF THE Tae HESS OF RIOT will be held on Fozime, at 4 p.m os tho Wallach, Schasl House. | ‘are respectfully requested to attend. By | mr the Sa ioera ot said District, T oF PU bth rics 6D DIST stot | ets rie seats i se ene a ani of th y ‘Die. oa ki rHU BED AY. iipay ssa Eatabay Rr, Ea ai Wie | Hom om nepal. folly samen as secured se isan mee wich i in yy TStroduce | ecming season THE T: Hi aa | en the Fit iL issue tiekets oF ed miseicn it district on THURSDAY eod SATURDAY, Sep- tember 2, 3 i ort jock Dp. m,, at the School house corner of 19th atrect aud Peunsy!va. nis avenge, inthe First Ward. and at the schoo!l- houne coresy Mth, and © streets. (oppesite Fouad y Church,) in the Becond Ward. au 3)-3t (Chron. and Repub.) Oe OFFIC us METROPOLATON RAILROAD ' ew York A Avgust Notice is hereby Fpt g' that Sined semi pee in- terest on the Honds of nite a dae 2. snd al s . il be paid st this cance trem and after : = ness, peaiaise en7 ee: rae 80%, PORETC scHooLs WM. W. MOORE, Sec'y Fol for admiseis io og om a of Tha, bie. trict at at the Grammar Sehoo! Ball Baliding D that 3 orclock September eat, bel streets 0 .. oy FHUMS aY end FRIDAY, ‘au 26-td om. iC OOL8. Sand sd SECOND DISTRICT. rus. es will boat she Miter Sehool street. between 6th aad 7th streets, 0 ss. teem Jat to ath prbeamber tor the Pidole of the Dist ict sures seel 28 ee bad “apprise ris SCE AnD AT TE Staeet. 1359. + 8, ates aay a} Lod | Hine. etrt ‘Those indebied gest favo: by Possible and : a cf a to t] {LDING ‘aa. eens 562 spond he pat mae The ‘sath ‘MA ancted by whom 1 bare told the faterest of thst. branch Bis stook will be complete, Tecommend alt i | ome 01d costemers and the at line. at b | istian Associa | Ls MS Sane wi SCHOOL, Ok, $35 bre ST. the 13th inst ‘will be reo) DAY. lish branches taught HCIPAL. rth eat 3 tnt Acai will commence en MUNDAY ti i 189. pera Bz bY ts U8! TEE ava BAP’ ir vate Classes on the ore IMBBE. at Ho, oho my sitoatberween a Latin ond sate wd it be eraccal a 8 Tae ate Chen, Darel. Mary ‘land. CARSIAG C Ape eRe ae i large nul yiaer CLASS Ratt lca eS ra ere ttie of Fi EBT Att das . | HeTETHL soe siti roe | be rented to = centioms: dren a SALE AND = fad ‘able B OMS sade » a She. er NES LY FURS ry % RENT— gH ED tb fl 12 : Icy sabe Booted? i neers ote LU Sa eo fae “Hoots sun, Btore. paar ad Forney OR Roe Ptect Between hand wtustreats wont Bor Tipo ccm ruished with gree my reich qvrole etn 1 floor CR BENT —The ) low Euxth and @ streets Btore __ Corns Seventh TA welt al centsneD | | L 701 ree-story BRICK “Roun, | FE Eras Tad waters ins t neighbor "OR BEN T—Persous Gesiting te igeate for the iy to BERNAED corner ath winter can obtain destrable M=. single or se 1 eost™ in suites, furotehed or 2" praised with Boar: end use of bath rooms, et Penney! 1 Tk FRAME HOUSE: Seer ining ‘an20-eoteep! re oniith st , bet. R F atl, bet 1 . | OR The desirable DWELLING | tween the b atts aad HO! 30 D street not oa C street 201 nie treet Inquire of € ast ‘Survey Yomce, between A sieke mo Te SOITm oF From. | i familys ‘outhwest opposite Franklit 4 a closet adjoining. pel gorner of isth and’ 1 Stree fark. “of the late Dr. on the ‘Also. a les for © physici Under cod fouctug. ‘Location wn anding «fine view of the city and chasers. mere ly on the premise a3 e ort acres ; comm Fiver. Would sell in — to suit pur: ‘Terms accommodat! LY FOR RENT—A ROOM and T OmULap, cusea on the corner of th aiteat weet and Loutstane onalge OD So suitable for either store or stu het oor of a hase" Yoaui sone vaaat 'Y: 439, south side Pa ad ‘streets. orse hs, Hand 0) month, ce Wory BRIOK | Dw BLLIRG. era Be wou! id mantels. Ty Sar = iblican, or A. L oTs: LOT FROM $10 TO $25 DOWN AND @5 TO $20 A MONTH, IN THE FIEST WABD, IN THE SE00ND WABD AND ON CAPITOL HILL, BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED. Apply to JOSHUA WHITNEY & CO. se 1-tf 6 Seventh street, bet. G and H. . {ISHED BOOMS—No. 492 12th street KF ievesa Band F, one square above the Kirk’ St FOE BENT That Deantifal COTTAGE, 1% Peiest Island, be! t rooms, obs Peek Od ea most th bite. . “that, having thorough! and pate ant end Eating tng Houta, wi snd'the pabtic in general. ‘au 31-6t" Feur “JABS! Housekeepers who desire to put up fresh fruit are invited to examine our BUIT JAB weer are easily sealed, warranted sir-' tight, an factory Br WEoe {BEY RIDGR. Importers of Crockery nd Chins, oTio To enty-five cents Eee, are y: HOBNTON SMITH, Patenteo. ae 0 Meg Phristian Association Build: an POSTPO NT Ol BENING OP BIDS FoR Navan MOBPITALS ANNAPOLIS. mary- Proposals for Naval Hospital, Annapolis the Navy Devarrment.-at soon of ;WEDHESDAT, September §, 1569, intend of th: saat an22-10t ‘Ghi<f of Bureau, STTUE DATE OF OPENING THE z, BIDS OfWADNESDAY: September Ib ise8,, aust ey it a. ALL DBESS GOODS TO BE SOLD OHEaP. aay, (Monday, Au yresel ork on, Eipress Bop ins, Stri| poplin Skirtings, Fall Ohintz Printed sie ‘Morning Dress Goods, &c., And as we have larzely reduced our expenses we can afford to sell very cheap for Cash. 308. J. M 308 PENNsyLvania a Between 9th and 10th sis. ause St Avroux AND WINTER DBY GOODS. LABGE SUPPLIES IN MEDIUM. FINEAND FIEST-CLA8S FABRICS ARBIVING TO-DAY S7-ONe PRICE ONLY,MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. S7-Sojourners and strangers will inspect our — - their pleasure. Eee SCALE OF PRIVES ADAP- if To iTSOF Fungia. ity ERS UF MODAI‘aTM INCOMES, p PERRY & BROTHER, | avenue an: aan oT tablished 1510. ECQABPETS, QURTAINS, OIL, CLOTHS, RUGS, MATTINGS, &c, upper floors. sum 2 | 4-4 ipertene(opr MILLS COTTON aT STREN CENTS. NEW yoax. ee WAMBSUTTA, BATES. DUVAL, WiITE ROOK and other Good Brant lower than the market ra' SHEBTING COTTONS, all widths, PILLOW OASE COTTON AND LINEN TOWELS. NAPKINS AND DOYLEYS. TABLE LINENS, a)! qualities an‘ widths SOOTOH DIAPER, make BIBD EYE. LIN) SHIRTING LINEN, &7- We shail seil all of the above Goods at Popa- lar Prices, J.J. MAY, SOS PENNSYLVANIA AVENTE, eu 30 Stit Between 9th and loth. EY GO Ds. porepend & co. ot i Bow rece Mill Cotton at 25¢ is Kids Coat fu ite of Fi lowest market lw STOVES, aa tPamaenue®®@ FURNACE! oe GEEGoRY, S0Y7-Iw 225 Penn’savenue, near 7th street. AH TRUNKS, GBR ENCOURAGE HOME wats UFACTUBBS, a sae eairesmae Bi Bes. a &c., — on nn JAMES S. TOPHAM & CO., S00 i SEVENTH STREET, One deor above Odd | Fellows’ Hall. at Low FR prompts steak OTE cs bese, work. tagareiie UIT PB! EBYVING | me | Betinuest w. io eee, olanity : asia | FE, c FE ene ot BOOes, eae ct hoomn tn farntshed ‘or unfurnished Ke Inquire at the corner. ‘an: nee 4 llth street, between re ror com Bi OK moves. ‘between G and on 1 t; Ho..441. ie x oleven rooms: carriage house and ta Mrs. F the manufectui BABRY, corner ‘Sd aod Lingard 21 ee lizers. ES the ieee ee of the FE SALE—Asmall FARM in Howard co land, 2 Would e vorsperty:, Avply. to FRANU(S. tok ned iy camber Dealers, Ohio and 18th ete. ‘Sas - mane ooh ‘Ok RENT—To gentlemen. ine emall privat bis. property ie considered the most two FURNISHED | ¥ ,feniy, fro FURNIBGHD BOUMS "Pri ay 1 in nemo fo isth “street cars, Apply at 403 Rhode Trisns avenue, between lith and 15th streets, afer 8 $300 Sea PEG MO mores will erropee a rap ig tamed ‘Trustees of Morgan & ee ht Bouse. 5 5 arc! ——s peat od aaron Ratha o Gnera ANE, sister ix rooms, nus of 7th st: 1S Roguite of 8B. streets, Island. angé-tf railroad, 60 rent OLABK \corne 45 and Medium. i | 416 Batreet north, upou all Dasiness of im an re of improved | PERSONAL. CLOTHING, &c. Note! Lo. a a | Eiked on | A. SAKS & CO., suml-tf | Aum wile on my sctrun os tenn | 1 hie Bebe ence seen meeperiae lot ar vB ae ne au 30 6t* = ' wre ET AND HAVE REMOVE Clading ail pol Poisonous and quack Medici ¢ eu I7-20* 492 BE st.. between BEng, Magnetic, Healt oon be-comscited st Not DD BoT DEI Ui ¥ i. foub De a Fyne HAVE SEEN Oa kBTes it — wwe’ Hall. He is wuctensfal when att To THEIR ATTORNEY AND OSUNSELLOR AT Law, Wi practice in the Supreme Court of the Usi- Ocurt of Claims, ana the Qoarts of Z| Jauzs nvcues | | ] ted States, u | the Dititet of volumeta 240 det. 12th and 13h sts { Peons. av. pr pate iby clceed “ep yh be pares att OLD STAND, Office, 27 ve , bet. 11 317 SEVENTH STREET, TLSON, ATTOBNEY-aT-Law, BAS BEMOVED TO Bo. F STREET, wy tt NEAS 7rx an 1BING'S WORD! UL REMEDY— VIAFUG Bead of remarkabie cures. 13 8aWiy 1@ Oasi PaiD HARTOGENGIS. 2: ‘MN. Any order to. de3-1y Fis iene oF Sees atthe = fom. ‘the ieand what ive for, ‘oath, re. Nata AND SOLICIT AN INSPECTION, aud)-tr F J. BEIBEBGER, ° (Buccessor to H. F. Lovpon & Oo...) CITIZENS, ABMY AND Bavy bandsome. stylish BA 5 round ead mind. ana “aa even at Wisewell bie, ome 7th and O streets. pes BOOM agp gorge FOR SALE, AT et) Vy 2 es, cannot be feta the District perfect! a whole outat Tarther usc for the es sbiishment. inguire 5e et 0 tenon faire a PRICK’s stables, 6th street, between 0 ‘end avenue Bo. 260 PENSSYLVABIA ~~ pered with aa ail thronga the soon w Tot Prrveca Tome.” Covsession immed wort 137 Loetrret, near Pe. avenue. Inqui | the store nxt door. must ; ror soe tae | | Bx RENT Ra Ee }— Whol front of Wost atreet rms, ic, | ap ous jE 446 8th street. Pek to GEORG WILLNES, wor por uh gas, wi Washington, D. 0. yO FW FELLINGS eitunted on Ws ‘aahin, Georgetor D. C., in rear of Union mediate possession given. it $35 per month. BRICK HOUSE, No. 60 Greene atrect Bridge street, containing eleven rooms, 0 ro 8 with stable fh reat” Bent 913 mon poly ‘3.7 Greenestrect, Georgetown. In TP. Fe on the first floor —ROOMB. furni ly at 7 Pennsylvan and 22d st {OR BENT. Building. (eeoh tn on avenue, between 45s a1 Tnautre of 1 Dr. DA BRICK HOUSE, four rooms. | Auguat'ist. AN'L B. Coane: | House thirteen room I corner 4% st. aud Peapa. avenue. irate = ny furnished commani ca: | Ww eH Coma cree 58 FORE AELORS. “tee utias on Pa arenes cei | RENT—Withor yrithone| rd. Gall at 37% ‘Also. several ‘other tarnished OOM: | 7th atreet, between Hand T streets. sus) 6t™ BS sch wilh rent very ow. Gan be accommodated (OR BENT—At 335 kK = Orit ik. th board, — For Eiueres APARTNENTS'™ Far ned.) | 177 No. 413 Pa avenue, corner 4 Also, at corner Connecticut aven 84 [dr a ae F°R2 BENT—On ae one large and nicely RB: also, two, sa | | HOOMS, suitable for housskeepiug. wall Rep es — sfibere Tented very cheap to reliable, tenn Invuire ‘treet, Ith and Ish. ‘T. A. Mc LavaHLuy. “sen ese | 3 Se ee ee ‘OB BENT—A HOUSE of il rooms bath room; large cellars; marble mantels io On EERT-HOURN No. 18% lath street, be- Streets. Inquire at Builders’ most desirable part of the city, near Fre een P and Inquire of M- CBBEM, corher of Ik ana Depot 303 7th atreot Latreets. 5 .- street Ww. HAMILTON & 00. (CELY a endo pcs 2 8, WIT hal ME Nig V4 Ol veda ROO! WITH HO MB, ‘nivel furnishedrat greasy relaced ; Table Board at extremely moderat 13th treet BEST—. x BACK PARLOR. Bo. 35 Feet, between 12th and 1ath streets, suitable ore ice; or would ator Milly make a eteb! tens it. Taauivec on COUPEE & LATIMMR, Auctionses: three H h two-story Back i ten! coo with bath room, bot an | ‘on. rear of lot, to a thirty foot pa | alleys Vocation “ceutraly and convenient to street | | gare. jrerme,easy.. Abpl: to LO. BISHOP, | | | Kol 1's Drug Btore, corner 7th and & stree nT RENT—A enug two- ay BBIOK HOUSE. ith commer, kettoh: oF —Three small four room BRIOK fronting » rerouted’ alley inte center of rives edb: tae whee haf coal house, te N sire. te, Vance Will be let cuir det | W: ose | t avenue. Bent g18 th. In- » Apply to BALDWIN BBOS., ist | acer, ee Ww rin: $13 9 mont 18 COMING—If you want on levee, yard, wood and very comfortable and desirable | s Fo FRAME DW is ELLING, with the modern im- y adellghtfal Country Home, 6% miles from | including store, | the oy call soon, on KILBOUEN & LATTA, seamillinery corner th and. mys spe tere )OR SALE Sicsent coun trait and Massachu particulars ap- and | ply tg COUPEE Sl LATIMER, Auctlouserske. | Foe Pe es ou the elt, aay ‘Kings bin '& LATT. ap le-tt x iased Fo i Bx OTT BDUSE, 1 rece, with hall. FE, RESTA rat was = HOUSE, Ne Ley peo ber and tl = nbs ‘taralened, con’ ! ping all the moderm 5 uire premises, No-363 Hatecor of ite, dein tte ie SAL E— % Firon & Fox REAL ESTATE v7 ic USES, of 8 rooms ‘enc! pleneautly situated Price $5. 47 each LOO down, balance easy. Apply to W.B WY: inches jouse fs nearly ne 329 st ats tt bailt't by day labor, and = Fo BENT—HOUSE No. 108 Green atrest, Phe popec zit Georgetown: 10 large rooms: gas aad water, +} re vad ho age also cong ny Pane F part a j Ror parulcalars ahd Key *9 atts MEER FRAME, @ith basement, Detween Sd and 4th ate. Lae me three story BRIOK H age a ‘00m: Fok ter. on © 45 and 55%. Islan {0B BENT—A BARGAIN—s oer 7 rooms, and 2 foe BRICK, 8 rooms, & street Pe ae former rented for S35 gad 830. Appiy to NOTT! ‘AM, corner K stroot Band 33 Ms nee fee au2s aera, twee es 0 i BR | a oa, avenue. betwe | or yan a oo iaree HALLS, enitanle for aay par gore tg jor or farther paricnl Pa ER, pus, dealer in Steves, B RENT—In a o fae pivaiasloe Fireplace Hi <a FSbdst wodet, ar taemenet: and aa; bath on same Soon: Suitable for two persons 2 oe to all the Fee OAL Poot jpesuuine | BEST BRANDS ageles BNIA WINES @1 PEL BOTTLE; = location. Departments. (Ferm ‘Torms ~Z } Fate. ress VEBNON , City Post mn ie i Betwoen 12th and 18th streets. TEETH BX TRACTED Wirnour Pain. where Ar- POR TA In street, corner M ‘E—One FOUR Foun ae SILUIAED quire of R.B. CLARK, 337 4 inat ceseeainea OF COPABTNERSHIP cretetore existing betwee a Pano w Res A Sater & » fo he Jens \e is aathor!s day disso'ves by ey ine the Tiatiuities, ond hel fovcellect the debts due the lute Bras CJ Ail work will be dene tn the Be oRAT- | Sot eoce mone ot Farrapted to give entire ‘eahi: 1369. * | satisfaction. Persons will do well to call and ex- Washington. D. 0., August #, Smniue our work before fettiag it slevetsere vl 4 Uadersigned will continue the DEY GOODS oe ———_ BusisEsy atthe 30 Pennsylvania of the patronage nd if large ani very desirabl. ig large and very denira THEMGLY LO 4 wee srock on hand we. The Cheap Place! DUCEMENTS THAN EVER ‘Those indebted to the late firm will confers | favor by calling and ing their bills, rei July 1, wath as little delay as possible 308. J. May. GREATER WELCH’S BEST FAMILY $2.70 PER SACK SERVING KETTLES, FRUIT Vans, CEMENT — oe GREGOR STOVE W AEEROOMS, FLOUR aT leur sad bee, WAREROOMS. | RAY'S ARLINGTON MILLS FAMILY Q AND ALL OTHER @ es or’ REITER FLOUR REDUCED. Gas BURNER mak wali BY Cc. S. OHARE & SON. 252 SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN M AND N STREETS. GOOD COUNTRY HAMS, 20 Cts; BEST BUGAB OUBED (Canvas-e4), 25 Cts; BROWN SUGAR, 12, 125,13, AND 14 Ots ; CLARIFIED, 13 AND 16 Cts.; AIB-TIGHT FRUIT JABS, 82 PER DOZER; suz7-lw OVEBING'S OBUSHED, POWDERE: AND GRANULATED SUGARB, SOFT WHITE SUGARS, 16 Cts; LONDON ALB, Ort, AND * DOZER: POBTER. $2.75 GOOD COOKING BI ¥ at 0. Wit! 119 Peane Pullen: LEAF LABD, IN CADDIES, 24 Ots per pound; aun Between 1sth and 2th streets. | LONDON BEOWN STOUT AND YOUNGER'S ce | FOR THE BEST PALE ALB, $2.75 perdoren; TEAS AND OOFF IN WASHINGTON CITY, SPEBL'S STANDARD WINE BITTERS; SPRER'S PORT GRAPE WINE COX"S SPARKLING GELATIN package. Particular attention pald to the selection of . 20 Ot. noe 636 SEVENTH STRERT. B.C. STEVENS , Proprietor. uM KNABE & $0.8 CELEBRAT Del Ww ANOS. erin So to $1 000. TEAS, and BEOON AND Onan Ee BY Cc. s. OHARE & SOX, SEVENTH STREET, pia: jano Store No. 49% Lith street, al ve Pennsylvania avenue F.C. REICHENBACH OOFING | RETWEEN M AND N 7s. R ROOFING 11 rine | east = = Do you wish to have yor bat id ered with 2 food, sabstactie, theca cal roof? It #0 i meses ay Deraue «ENT, As ormpeeg ese STationsky tor the the ase the United tates qpratio Sonor {he peor end: 174, will Be recelved tages eee Sutil the 38 day of September 1869, bx: ROWING BELT alwars on bani. and for saic | Pet eds 3 AS sac —— will be farmisded upon reets jence, tween Ibe bide will. be conside streets. Jegted item by item mecered and accepted or re- | O E OF OOPARTNBRSAIP. tracts must be executed py the, enecessfud Ooelates, = Hf DUDLEY pitders within ten days after being called upon so. 1 et the Departmen’ nd tothe adjustment of AVENN AISTROP & 00 Bansens SOAP BEOWN npaEesATE J are Also, AND TOILET For sale by ter and > bowed 2 fee eee at 3 OB ERE Auris = de- “Ol ars BUBBAN RESIDENCES.” eevee aAmD ots i ™ a8 @ Tr and OUNTBRY FOB SaLE BY 5... BROWN & S08, , BEAL ESTaTE BEOKERS, Coanan 161m STREET any Baw Yous Avsxvn, AVING SAP. for Rarber Sais suit Corner Bact 9h 8 reets. 4 REAB } aiteor | ‘The advertisemen mend to ¢ agust 19. 1859 Ie to farnish B's 1369, Sete on, arrEe BEATIBG Pats Bar| i bw end beat fm or three TT Eee abe ‘Hovemell of hitchen Bory ous warranted HU GREGORY. oum-le 395 Pan's avenue, near Gm seo Peas averve. = | oe Fe Te ea tale weattecttnes D? DRESSES CLOAES, ac. ty SEES 336 venia avenne. AT preg st: ia >, x , CRACKERS: PIA CRACKERS; 2 000.000 Fiwarerne to, 82% ig scgrasteteas eect