Evening Star Newspaper, September 2, 1869, Page 2

= OA em et Nt te ep gm gene» EVENING STAR. Largest Cireulation in the Distriet CROSBY S. NOVES..,.......Editere WASHINGYION OITY: «-- SEPTEMBER 2, 1569, S/ READING MATTER ON BVERY PAGs. “SE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELB- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. WASHINGTON TO THE PACIFIC. THE YO SEMITE. Editorial Correspondence of The Star.] HvToHINGs HoTet, Yo Samrrs Vat Sarizosa € jp Cal, Aug. 186). § Ho fer the Yo Semite! Hand bills at the hotels, he San Francisco papers advise the trav. eler, conflictiagly,to “Ho! for the Great Yo Semite Valley via Inspiration Point and tne Manrposa Big Trees” and to “Ho! for Yo Semite; through for $20; time 38 hours; via Big Oak Fist and the Toolumne Grove of Mam- moth Trees." We Ho'd our way here by the intter route. and ave Bad uo reason to regret our choice. This js a route recently opened for travel, nad by it the distance is reduced some forty miles, and the reduction 1s made in the mos; fatiguing portion of it—that done on horse. back. The cost is also reduced proportionately as well as the time for making the trip. By this route it is,im fact, made possible to make the round trip from Sam Francisco in seven days at a cost of from S69 to $75 (gold.) A great deal of Gu: the Yo Semite, but not enough of the practical toenable hurried visitors to the Pacific coast tojunderstand how to get here im the least time and ats moderate expense. I will deal first with this matter-of-fact side, and put in | the raptures at the end of the chapter—if I have room. How to Ho for the Yeo Semite. From San Francisco we came to Stockton by steamer, leaving “Frisco” at 4 p. m., arriving at Stockton at 6 o'clock the next morning. The intter part of this trip is a curioasly tedious | one, the channel being narrow ard running © tortuously through the tulle (bull-rush) swamps tbat the steamer was continually get- ‘ug ber nose into one bank or the other, aud having to back water and take a fresh start. Instance from Sam Francisco to Sizckton 125 miles. At Stockton we toow stage for Hardin’s Mills, 7} miles, leaving back, total distance trom Hutebings, in the Yo Semite, The Country. The trip to the YoSemite would be worth uking if it were not, as it is, the great wonder tthe world, on account of the opportunity it wilords for seeing the different varieties of california scenery, climate, products, &c. The sttwenty miles out of Stocéton ts through perpetual wheat-fields, om a level plain, and vera road six inches deep im blinding dust, which not only enveloped the carriage but ose bigh m the ar atove our heads. Dust is ue great draw-back of this rsinless country: fd the trees and surubveries om the borders f the thcroughtares, as well as the gram, are at his season so completely shrouded in dusty TOWE Ss fo Appear to be dead. Bat beyond be reac the dust the trees and especially eerape-vines Maintain @ vivid green under months uuclouded sun that attracts our Francisco to 33 miles. t woader. Evidently tne roots must ndeep. Our eastern veg that puts ou wes aud wilts to a crisp if it fatls to get rain ra th should dears a lessoa from its <indred op the Pacific slope! Everything was new. We met and passed se bost-sbaped wazou fed + Prairie mirs, tandrum., by teams ve Rorses, aut raisiag a dust seea for the level road. Hundreds of small mn the fences oF squatted im the road, eutry sermed literally alive with gtound is 3 ‘ 1 with their holes, Tae a ja Califoraia affords aa opportu. 8 sand at Ary ty the crop a ach in every ther s the busy in the fete ove Wheat is Harvested im Califo sothing 1 more interesting to the Eastern style ot harvesting p tl snd the wast seule OM whicd it is ¢ se whole operation is carried oa im the open The 4m RAs no dread of riin to ud th? eustom is bere pe harvesting michines to work M engines snowed cesbing mscaines were at » L believe, 2 per Th-y move abont from point t> point e grain some whs F of its at making no ps: this gran fora portion the crop. This p ¥) ts San Joaquin Vat- land, product 3 the acre, while ley Iand of Califoraia produces ixty, seventy, and eighty basheis of wheat or arley to the ncre,er more than thrae times wbat the best of our Western land (east of the ocky Mountains) produces! it 1s estimates five counties—Tebama, Butte, Sutter, Co- ssa, snd Yolo—near the Sacraments river, © this year the enormous amount of tons of grain, mostly wheat, Bat the role @s it i*,cannot stamd the drain om contisual croppin,and by as exbausting crop as wheat, without manure or some yetvatent. The stubble is not even ploughed % by the improvident farmers of Californis, uxwous to get rch in @ year or two, butis wrned on the surface asa more convenient node of getting rid of it. If this process of xinring the land is kept up for a series of ears the best lands in California will come to ptesent the look of the tobicco-exhausted selds of Maryland and Virginia. \ Break-down and the Vinegary Fema = e hiked ween? wemele Lesving the plains, our road mounted ov-r ome rollang land to high rugged hile, nearly destitute of vegetation and distinguished by <n exuberant crop of loose stones and strats of erpendicuisr slate, taking curious forms of ZMH, neadstones to graves, rows of sol- ‘vers, &@. About here our Ovmcord coach broke down, greatly to the satisfaction of a vinegtry female, who bad been prophesylng vil alt the trip. and bad Bad numerous spats with the driver. Saesatdown ona stone by he roadside and exulted: but the dri cute cepius of the Yankee persuasion, bad 4 rail onder the carriage in no time, and by te ait of be passengers got @ lever-purchase upon the vebicle that raised it suificiently to ensble him creparrthe lentuern spring, and we were 8008 ed to sume Our places in the cose’, Jovu to the Gieeomfit { the sour female, who 2 believe would cheerfully have sat it nt ob thet stone all nigot, bad the carrage cane to hopeless grief. mp and the Chinese Miners ndytion of the streams now in. uot first. Chinese ‘The mucdy ¢ seated that we were in the neighborhood ot | miptag operations, and before reaching CDinese id advertisements | has been written about | miles to be done on horse. | | camp, through the old “Southern mines, upon sqme Chinese, laboriously engaged in the | unprofitable task of working over thedesert+¢ digeimgs. They work with flumes,in which quicksilver is used to cateh the minute parti- cies of gold washed down, and at the end or the day the laborers clean out the flames and | 8 certain results. They do mot average dol- | lar a piece per day, but @re secustomed to live | <0 frugally that they save something. From Chinese Camp to Garrote the country began to | grow wilder. As our coach was thundering down & mountain side, ts cross the Tuolamn», (pronounced Ta-ol-o-me,) we met Senator ‘Trambull and sov, retaraing from the | Yo Semite. The Senator, covered with | dust, sumburnt end unsbayen, was “laying | back” am bis carriage, eating peaches, |jocking the pictare of unconventional | felicity, and as if he didn’t care a straw for Seatorial dignity. He tessed us a generous share of his fruit, but on crossing the river we | Soom came to his source of supply— be ranch | | oF orchard of John M. Keith, a Maine Yankee; and by the way a targe proportion of the settlers im this part of California seem to be | New England men. I never before saw such & wealth of fruit as was heaped about the Premises of tnis Keith. His orchards are irri- ated by streams from the mountains, and stow, in their wonderful fruitfuluess, what | cam ve done on these foot-bills in the way of | frait-growimg, where a constant supply of water can be secured. Here were figs, (second crop of the season) almonds, plums of various kinds, peaches, pears, apricots, apples, grapes, in- cluding the hot-house varieties of the Est, | such as the Bisck Hamburg, Muscat, &c., | growing in the open air. Trees and vines were | loaded down beyond all hope of successtal | Propping. Branches were broken with the weight or dragged upon the ground, and the earth beneath them was wonderfully paved ‘with the ripe, luscious fruit. Keitn sells con- siderable fruit, but the amount sold seems not to make the slightest inroad upon the wonder- ful supply. He dries large quantities, ana we tasted some of his dried figs tnat seemed quite equal to the imported figs. He bought this place some tour years ago for $4,000, and has sold a portion bordering on the river, in demand for gold washing purposes, tor $2,500. Why Garrete? ‘We stopped for the night at Garrote, at Sa- vory’s Hotel, where good plain fare is farn- | ished by Mr. Ben. Savory, a Mass~chusetts man. Quartz mining is carried on to some ex- | tent in this vicinity, and there isa te imp | crusher in operation here. Mr. Savory was obliging enough to show us through the mills, iaptern im hand, but we could see no gold about the thing. It looked like thick mud at oneend of the machine and thin mud at the | other. Garrote. after the unaccountable taste that fastens repulsive names upoa otherwise agreeable localities, gets its cognomen from the | fact that a man was bung there years «go for | stealing. A few miles this side is a village called 24 Garrote. Nobody wasever hanged or garroted there, but the name seems to haye been thought too pretty to miss, From Garrote to Harduns is a pleasant morn- ing ride torough the mountains. The trees be- gin to grow big, the turmpiie road is shaded by fragrant pines and firs, and the sea breeze tol- lows us up from the far off Golden Gate with just enough effectiveness to give a delightful crispness totheair Thescenery grows wilder at every step and at one point waere the road mounts tar above the Tuolumne, and winds slong a tremendous precipice overlooking the benutitul stream coursing through the green valley tar below,the view is not much interior to the grande-t of the Yo Semite valley. at Hardin’s—a little cab in the woods, suppls. mented by 4 large bara for stabling purposes we took horses forthisvalley. Therude cabin- “hotel” bere 1s kept by au ex-V-rmonter named Snow. Like mosteastern men in Cal:foraia, Mr. Snow seems quite content to spend his days on the Pacifle coast, but Mrs. Saow, like most eastern women in Calitorma, bas yearn. ings for the New Englana home with i privileges Had‘ot Lost any Bears! Suow is a good deal of a chara: natural dry humor, flavored by the raciness of the far West. Waile Mrs. Saow s dauguter were putting us talked with Sam nd her pretiy up a Inach, we about sheep-raising, which is extried on Iorzely io these mountain ranges, snd wbout the bears, this being a bear country, sad the hauntof the grizzlies. The bears make ereat ravages amongst the sheep, and the cin- uaron bear is beld in more dread by the shep- herds than the grizzly, as the latter kills only at he eats, while the other, from pure edness, will slaughter score, and leave their carcases untouched. Snow told aboat having been treed by a savage she griazly. He was poking about tn the woods looking for tray calves, and the grizzly took the gotion hat he was after ber cubs. She «went for uum” with such tury that he dropped bis {a tree, and she got a mouthfal at that, She kept him up there bali a day, and as of.en as be thougut the coast clear sud ventured down he foand her playine possum aud ready to make a fresh brea for him. “Did you go afier ber whea you got your guu cul draw! fad wasn't looking le. T tothe divid T and Diere-d rivers,- the sea, the scenery grew Tat every step, and at several points #80 wonderful views of the snowy us. The trees grow big, bigger. big- firs, wondertul cedars, superb *. ten feet in diameter, and rising in to sheight of two hundred snd and finally—the Bia Tress, the Big Trees are a disappointumrat. Tuey ppest somehow dwarfed by the grand sugar- pines, though the latter are not so tal!, by an hundred feet. nor one half the diameter, But the suga¥-pine maintains its size as 1 rises, and pas a look throughout of rebust tree-ish ness; whereas the Biz Tree tapers up rather rapidly from the immense bulk at the roots; and with soft and porous bark and wood, and weak limbs, thit break like pipe. stems, it seems more like some yeze- table monstrosity than a true tree. ‘The biggest of the standing Big Trees ia this Tuviveme grove is sixty-three feet cireun- ference, ard consequently twenty-one feet di. | sameter. but there is @ giant stump of an over- turned tree thirty-one fvet in diameter, and the broken lengths of the tree stretch away througa the forest almost interminably. One, in- deed, gets a “realizing sense” of the size of these trees much better from the fallen enes than from those standing. It 48 really not very easy to distinguish be. | tween a standing Big Tree of twenty feet di- ameter and one of thuty. These trees would ua- 4 Goubtedly show ‘o better sdvanisge in an open space, but it 15 doubtful if their weak struc. tare, and roots weakened by fire would enable them to stand the heavy winds of the Sierras, unless protected by the screen affurded by the robust pines aud firs that surround them. The guide burried us trom our inspection of the trees to enter upon the difficult descent of | the inountaia before night, but we shall Dave opportunity to see them again on our return. ‘The descent into the Yo Semite Valley is very precipitous, and is made by @ series of zig- age cbat tarns the rider toevery potat of the compass. The view opening out into the valley is grand, but is not Ceemed as fine as from | luspiration Pott, on the opposite approach | tothe valley. But of this L will speak nere- after, Weasrrived very tired and dusty,and | rayenously Bungry at Hutchings, bat feeting good all over wish the healthy exercise andthe | «abuseration of the mountain air and scenery, — What it € For the benefit of parties making the trip, I | give the items of cost from San Franciseo to | , the Yo Semite and back: | Steamer fre to Stocaton.. Sepper ar 4 siAle-TOOM 08 steamer... apd dinner first day... - 10 ' fipper, 1odeive and breakfactarGar'ole 200 } nner at Hardin's and tuncn 1 | Through fare from S:ockton to | * puices and horses included... ha ‘Total... cbarged for at $1 0 per day; and guides—ti exp nse divided between balfa dozen persons, 7 C PEA ' res STICE OF 222 414 street, be generally $5 per day, say 50c to $1 for each per- son in the party. The trip home is made in ‘three Gays; fare to Stockton, $19—one dolla; 2 ss tvan the fare up the mountains, and on: dollar is saved on state-rooms d>wa tre river from Stockton, co that the return trip, thouga. occupying more time than the trip up, costs, in. clading meals snd lodgings, only about the game, or $2950, The total cost of the round trip would thus be about as follows: To Yo Semite from San Francisco...... $29 00 Three days at Hutchings’, at S350...... 10 50 Horses, twoda es + 300 Guides two da: 5 vee 2 0 From Yo Semite to San Francisco. 29 50 Total... +874 00 Guites are not really necessary, and we Bave employed none while in the Valley. Their main use is to attend to the Rorses, look after the lunches, de CG. 5. N. HicH Prices ror Coat.—At the Scranton coal sales in New York yesterday, unusually bigh prices were realized. This was the first sale in four months, and was attended by a very large number Of persons, and caused the greatest excitement. The prices realized were: Lamp, 10,000 tons, at $5.15a85.70; steamboat, 12,00 tons, at 80.17 4486 524%; Grate, 13,000 tons at $6 50086.024; Egg, 10,000 tons, at 86.8027 Stove, 25,000 tons, at $7.40a87.55; Chestnut, 10 000 tons, at $4.35a86.6v. This is an average in- crease since the last sale, April 25th, of $2 per tem for lump, $1.75 for steamboat, $1.99 for grate, $2.18% on egg, $2.42% on stove, and $1.57}¢ om Unestnut, A writer on the coal subject, in the New | York Financia! Journal, argues to show that the principal cause of the exorbitant price of an- thracite coal is the monopolizing combinations of the operating coal compamtes and the trans- portation companies. He thinks it is not likely that the present prices will long be sustained. They had snow—a few flakes—in New York city yesterday, ice two inches thick has formed on the Waite Mountains, and we have tele. graphic accounts of cold weather all through the North. This isa foretaste of winter with & vengeance, considering that it 1s only the first of September. Yesterday a National Temperance Conven- tion assembled at Chicago. The object of tne gathering is to form a“Temperance party,” for Political purposes. The letter trom Switzerland signed ‘«G" will be read with interest and especially by those who recognize the writer by the initial. pe eho oe bhidvedioas The Maryland Republican State Central Committee will assemble in Baltimoreon Wed- nesday next, Sth instant, Governon Lucius Fairchild, of Wisconsin, has been nommmated for re-electiou by the Ke- publicans of that Stave. The Plate Printers’ strike in New York stil continues. The defeated Harvard boys set sait to-day for nome THE TEACHERS OF THE “UBLIC Schools FABST DISTBIOT are requested towect at the Franklin Schvol Building corm 13th and K stroets. on SATUBDAY, eptember 4 acd o’clock. p.m. Per order of thé Trustees of the Ist District. sept st ALL WHO ABE INTERESTED IN THE ori ization of @ BUSINBSS UOLLEGE or Fobent D YOUNG MEN aily favited to attend a meeting at the “by terfan Charch. Tis18( Thursday) EVENING, ats o'clock Pm. By order of the Committee cf arrange ments it* f MAYORALTY. intend effering myself as office o: rol the City of sition to present city thors imterested Lwould like to c: me'to in- terchange views. A. HUNT KK. fe2im. Great Antiuasrien Book OUR LARGE STOUK OF PIANOS; PABLOK OBGANS, Must be sold or rented AT LOW FIGUBRS, to make room: tor Be nee. RLS ne? at 396 Penn's ava (CS ATTEN Y! NIGHTS TEMPLAR — ‘The Sir K: of OULUMGia “vOM ANDEUY, No. 2. are hereby notified that a stated Conclave of #: Commandery will be held nt their om TO MOBKUW (Friday) EVEN- sD, & er Sd, at 7, o’el ness of great importance will be acted upou every Sir Knight 15 expected to be present. By order of k Com HE VineT 7 PROUBES- Fee ie EEL OALIS 8 Will hold their frat Soctabie in thetr NEW BARMONIAL HALL ost @ Hetropolitan Hotel, on. my) SEPTEMBER 6, A P.M kis hope 4 iriends of i that all th Lite. Lerit, snd other ni vor, bY Persous ke: erced by them. sen ete > members aud intro- )HN MAYHEW, THN MAT eatent RANT SO HI Liseases, c cure Abthina, Fro: enmptton. Bhortness of Bren! of th pepsin, 6 t Wh-umiatiam. Scrofuls Sypetlia % om, Hinging in t s pitol Hitt we offer all Hi Ayes. Tepe It every g kept iuat Ding Store atch foes than resclar rates, Tie ace Propara. ss Ba; im, 60, Batchelor's fair, by Im. 60' Soda and Cream of low. Coleat kind +, Combs and Toilet Powders, muct than eletwhere Also, our fue old Rye Whiske warranted pnre form-icinal and farally wee, b thed by w x bottle. J. H. OUTHRERT, DD, Te tiventer wasn the ties of his charge. ai ibe, First Baprist Obnreh, ith atrect on BAU: BATH. eptember 5, 1869. "Service in the morning at Ji andiu the evcuing at quarter to o'clock. ‘au i 4 A MEEIING OF THE TRAQHHGS OF DISTAL will be heli on SATUMDAY. the ath will be held on = the Rose. ‘at4 p.m , at the Wallach School House, | t | Canditate forthe | ‘enchers ore respoctfally requested to attead. By | order 0 strict, the Sab: Board of said Di 7 EgRCIS soHDOLS i iT ASTRICT will i: {or adatssien te the Schacls of thst he Wallach Botkding at 4 o'clock p.m k ¥ DAY aud SATURDA ee ‘any THE TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS for the eouEte pos ae i pots o} for admii the ac that Dis- ict at the Gra chool Buildiug, on 6th st. and B strosts south at 8o'ciock TAUBSDSY sod FRIDAY, & (5 ogee SCBOOLS. COND DISTRICT. One of the Trustees will boat tue’ Miller School Pullding, MH strect, between 6th aod 7th atreete, et $30 a.m. ero ae bo 4th prem prs ee Re pose ckets Eohdole of the Distiict “*™ ause.2s'30.31 eel 2.8 5 nie hes ectuted several Pat. s which he. will introduce this com . {Bepuntican] au otf LIFB PRESEBVER 4Ni ed at whine toe anat an soathwest ey le - oan of ah aud Bate aad bs “ants tm => THE TARIAN CHUROU WiLG = REMOV 163 ee Shier, aTroney.ar Law, * remaved bis edfice to wed 436 atreet, near the Cly Balt | ce ‘ea 5 8m = oR Ri New bto7, m. er ROABVING AND DAY Yooro canny iian7i"© Axo ma | We. 13 Third street, meat High, Géo-zetown, DC. MES. GRE'L WHEELES. PRINCIPAL. MOBDAY Beptembereis2. 7“ >* resume | { OG * S80 hort or Bovr Absclute’y essential to physical health and clearness of in* Lieet. Nor is tht Beauty of Ferscn canno co-exist with aa uanatura! condi ti mof the bo A free passice of matter of the system througa the waste pipes. is as nbc ssary to the body 96 the fro passege of the offal of s cit» throagh its, ig nocessary to the health of its inbabitants, Indigestion isthe primary canse of most of the diseases of the ilschargiog ors +5,and ous of its most common results is CoNsT:PaTION. This com plaint. besides being dangerous tn itself, has many diesgreeable concomitants.—such a8 an wap'eas in bye ehaliow skip, comtaminate, bond 7 mort bide, headache, of memory, NAGSEET TEND STOMACH BITTER3 romove bere ato cans, Th the dlocivedcrons, sah regaie tas the eoties es jj bination of a fn thie celebrate aE O00 of ‘ite chtet merits. planet mere) oir oF & tonic. or an anti-bilious depurent, of a, cathartic, but, all thees curart elements fous! ed 1001 wertal Ti storethte Tr cas Cstvity aad Vigor to tin toset nd enervated stomach, relieves the alimentary of its obstructions. and gives tone to th» membrane which lines it, gently stimulates the liver. braces the nerves, and cheers the an! spirits No other remedy possesses sach a vi of hygtentc virtues. It 1s to theee characteri that it owes tts prestige ‘asa household medicine. Experience has proved that it is ae barmless as ii ts efficacious, and hence itis as popular with the ith the eae 8 STOMAC: and the trade-mark jown in the raved d revenue stamp over the cork, is the test genuineness. Beware of counterfei| se2 eostaw = ENSEN'S SEMINARY Fos deepen at her resldencs, 49400 cot; between Istund 24 streete, on MONDAY. emter 6th, 1359. All the Englisn branches tanght; aleo French an@ Latin if desired. ea 2-st" y BUBGESS’ ENGLISH AND T'Vanmiie Boauvlsa AND DaY sodbo FOR YOUNG LADIES, 415 New York avenue, will be on MM reopened IGNDAY, September 13th! For terms, apply as above. ne? 2w* —The Great Humboldt Voyage d CHumbeintet Bonpland; Belatios Bi 4 Sore: s'toee cephasts from Coe litg Maxi- cama) iilitae. iD HUNTER st Groat Antiquarian Bookstore. ee2-3t FRUIT JABS! FROIT JABS! per dozen by thi ite the Post and F streets. opposi| Senet of Seventh: HEABY DAYLE. Office. Ohins Store. Note TO THE TRADE. GOTTHELF, BEHREND & CO., No. 359 and 391 7th screct,bet ca at Wholesale Dealers in Ls bh: thet their pl: of bi willbe tiveet from uext MONDAY: Sot ae Moliday FBUIT JABS! FRUIT Jaus:: per doven for Quart size. CHARLES ULLRICH, Jx., S7Dealer in CHINA, GLASS, GROCKERY- WARE, HOUSEKEEPING ABJICLES, LAMPS, NOTIONS, let form their friends ant TUESDAY, Sept. 7th. at 7 o'clock, of Bott in Dexter and Mason’s Glass Tops, at 92 49234 Oth etreet, between D ang E, OBANDELIERS, ac. se2-ste u New FALL GOODS. W. M SEUSTER & BROTHER, No. 324 Pa. avence, omrweey 9TH AND LOTH STRKETS, ARE NOW OPENING THEIR NEW STOCK OF FALL AND WINTKEK GOODS, and will be receiving datiy wdditions te astortment of Is for the in pareuit of od fe them in our stock. maked in pisin figures as the lowest Une price only, W. M SHUSTER & BRO, {Cbronicte. | SEE their SCHOOL BOOKS, SCHOOL REQUISITES, Kew, Rory Ree WE WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF SCHOLARS PARENTS, GUAKDIANS, AND ALSO PROFESSORS AND TEACHERS TO OUB LARGE AND OOMPLETE STOCK OF SVEBYTHING IN HN SCHOOL AND COLTEGE TEXT BOOK LINE, WHICH WE WILL SELL At VERY Low BATES, WHOLESALE AND KETALL, BLANCHARD & MOUUN, POOKSELLEKS AND STATIONERS, Corner Pa. avenue and lith Street, a ___ WASHINGTON CITY. AY ON THE OAUSES OF Lost MANHOOD. By DR. J. SMOKY RICOKD, No lal W. Fayette sires inere, Md. Sent d p?-1y Avrown axp w INTER DRY Goups. LARGE SUPPLIES IN MEDICOM. FINE AND SoT-CLA83 FABRICS ARBIVING TU-O8Y bra PRIDE ONLY, MARKEDIN PLALN Pieuhes, Ber Sojonrners a Steck at their pleasu SOUR WHOLB SCALE OF PRIUES ADAP. TLY TO THE RROUIREMENTS OF PUEOH 4- EDS CF MODS Kal B INCOMES PERRY & BROTHER, Penn. avenue aud 9th street blisued 1540 S<CARPRTS, OURTAINS, O1L CLOT PUGS. MATTINGS, & , oppor ti 28) BY GO Ds LODREAD & CO. weil New York Mit! Cotton rangers will inspect our ©, Bor yard; elegant Paris Kids @t $1 per pair, ‘cats’and Bterling Spool Cotion at 8 Also,a {oli Hine of Faney and staple Ory Qoodast the vary ket pric {PRODH BaD & VO [HE LARGEST AN p BEST ASSORTMENT STOVES, BANGES, this side of Philacelphia. Sie oF Philaccle. yy cRRcoRY, Suil-Iw 225 Penn’aavenue, near 7th stret, [DOWN THE RHINE: or Young America iu Germany. By Oliver Opti. Compiet Young America” Abroad Berfes COUNTESS GISELA, By the author of the “Old Matigelto Bectet.’? Part Desens ssn. 79 STOWE ON THE BIBLE, Origin and history cf the Booka af the Bitte, beth the Ganouioal sak the Apocryphal, deatgned to show what the Bible ts what it how to use it; nerican Independence; by Ber with several ‘hundred or Register of Important Events of the year 1303_baif MOrOCCOsermeennenees seresrees seenanersnncsseememrennssne ST OD Gormany. (family vol. 5 of tie popular oud benteome cation of the Suns Liorary;) vy Catnerine Windworth.. 82 00 DAISY, 24 volume; by the suthor of “Wide, Wide World,” “QaeechY" CllvsenenneGL TS jOBAL FORMS; Coze....... cesna uncaspetenns seeunqnanettnseen CARMINA CRUOIS; by Dora Greenwoll.g1 50 ithe New Books to be had at PHILP & BOLOMON'S, Booksellers and Stationers eu5-t€ 332 Pa, ave., between 9th and loth. C. ». sewauie PzizE soar. — Ton BEST. wy k, LABOR BECAUSE THEY SAVE TI ores the lapel, with our steci | ' tt | by Bishop Seveiong | PERSONAL. 862-50" F RB BENT-A second story FRONT mUUM. furnisned, with or without Board. Al bOOM. unfurpithed. Terms moderate 262 Sth street, between Mand N west a0? | [COR BENT—HOUBE on isth strect, near @. 0 1 F’Vodtent to as Bopsriseais: hears senicios | clebt rooms Apply at 313°: @ street, between IVE BOOMED BRICK HOUSE-To | famtly the rent will be very moderate | mn the premises, | J atrects north. | POR RENT Fo & URuIBHED ge 2st? ISHED HOUSE, $0), UN- 2 Wek "Beal Estate Broker, | se2.st + OPOsite Post itis. | [PRADE OB SaBTER—C will eail a BCILD- | Gorperstion Bisck (OA ioe BONging Snel | ration rH Frame House. JOHN D ClakK, ae 2-30" Mo. 528 1ach street. {OR BENT—On moderate terms several BUOMS on 1th street, near the Treasury Suitable for effices or chambers A) gir to DODGE & DARNRILLE. | se2st Real Estate Brokers. 210 F street. | JoQs BENT IMMEDIATELY —Splenait front ‘and back PARLOR. auitable (or office. busi nese purpose cr housekeeping Water and gas on the floor Ret very low to a goo! permanent tenant, Apply to 279 Penna ave se?-eost" Fancy Store, corner 18th | sok —FIBST FLOOR, coateining fo: QUSE FOR RENT AND FURNITURE FOS YOR A OLERK-HIP—This saan, | F%s, imal modera taprovementsrat at | EE Que tee bree UW RULESC HOUSE. oie | SZOO write Avoee eee? ane ria sezar" | Btore SUIP. | Interior preferred. Acdremr ~ duper ss RICK BWECLIWG agers 4 Ape? AWE one cilnted spon borer i VELLIOG > OTTO “pen “SaaPHERD, amt or business. To a cood te | Niielny REAL ESTATE alle Sotenesey Ba a Sac sez ott | hogee in for talscand' wil \aecid Shoap "tsacine | papers pravared at this afte Sgowcy gies oe 2 ap Tnauire ! ’ OB KENT ORIIE HOUSE vient rome, ctor oftke Batter of ihe Repo cam. oF ALLOYS. at | Mined on deferred BESS ey in front. oppos'te Government ting Oice; ofce, Ko. Jans avenues. 1 ; ri ROK 250 Ncith Capitol street. Beat vers iow, - a REAL SStéTs 2006 5a, York avemee ant Sotiris STREET FoR | pa ween 13 Appirto WMP. a su j Wasmisorox. § ARB BABREYT {fo treet @y wife on my acc uw no debts uf her contracting. sie bh | sod board withomt any provocation, su 3) ot uy wee bat handsom-ly farnisbed four HO! O7 I strect, twelve the medera convent. | en. aullse" | at & =i ed offer for sale that valuable | MILL & WHARF PRUPBRTY situated at the foot of @ street, in the city of Washington. Ths improvements consist of « large t OFF stone mill) row By steam.) with extensive sheds attache! thereto, now used for the menufacta's of fertt In the upper portion of the mill are ex tensive soap b ters and the necessary macht capable of manutacttring one bantred thon: Healing. and conse! ted at N, siness of impo; ance # Db. Bot DESPATE UNT ? | OLD bo. Da RBY. (100.0) pounds of soap per month. The wharf He w sucerssfal waen Property on which the mill is sitaated. has a front of 340 feet on the Potomac river. apt depth of Age to the Chesa) Soon at he: ree rome ; riverfront. ‘Thia property is considered the moet ATTORSEY AND COUNSELLOR a Law, valuable tor manufactu: rot re cad ice fa Dopreve urt« mt cf Washington. Title tndieputaties 2 Oy | ted Slater, the Usurt ot Claims, ena te Oowrte of | Fo terms, | FOr Fie ae er EY & MCLELLAN, ‘Trustees of Morcan & Shioehart. The tie of the of Marken: Denver's « . one = 5 a09-1m BOF street. | Pack will be closed up by the partners yoletie 7OR BENT —A HOUSE contain Ofice, 276 Pa. ave . bet 1ith and 12th sis aus-tme Fate te ‘squares of the L railroad, south: rent 15, Bi RB ‘405 3 a . Wy 4 oO ath street. between D and Fo BENT—Three UNFURNISA on secoud floor, without gas or water, very suitable for heusekeoping for man and wife. 'Bant 12 per month. inuaire nerthweat corner Isth and Bs re from the Navy Depart ment. POR SAL! | B vor, 2 t twa years. Also BUSINERS CORRES: £33 On. | two years. % . peae THOS E: WAGGAMAN, 66 7th strect, opposite Post Office. —A six room F&AME HOUSE, with Fshop on the lot. situated ow New oe ag ve —— wortersyg meine rch eat $25 a mon ruire KELLEY, Real Beiate scent corast py A sts. ‘se: xd [FOB SALE—On ih street, between G ant H Patent Office 1OUSE of 8 rooms, in good renting readily for $40 per month. Price. BL Oid down, remmsimior it tetaet Seance, nauire of JOSHUA WHITNEY & UU., 416 7th Gant H. st . bet. HOUSE No 130 Groone street Georgetown, with gas in, and m large vard. Pleasant and desirable. © epee RNISHED BOOM FOR EBNT— At 470 7th street, th floor Inquire at Booksto! [POE BENT—A fine STORK ou Tith aireer, : Sosy potted any — of ban or from jewelry Store. Inwuire of H. 6. 00D. et whee [92 SERIA Fe OUSE, containing six rocms. onlith st bet © and P. 918 per mouth Apply 475 Uat.. "bet ith ani 12th. be- tween the sam dsp m. se 1-3" FOR BEN three story BRICK HOUSE Pulurnisbed.on C street south. between 24 end" streete east | Inquire of ®. FAIRFAS © Coast burvey OMice, between 9 a.m. and 3p eel ste Sur FvR- -seeond tloor, bath ‘family; sonthwast I streets, opposite Franklin Park. se 1-3" Fo BENT—Oneof the best DRESSMAKING STANDS in the city, on firet floor. witnoct beans Also, third story 8RONT ROOM will be rented to ‘a certieman ani wife without chil Uren. Apply on the premises. 255 ¥ street e ‘Mrs. A.G GASTON. GLAR. situated est and Loutsisan ther store or {gH oor of 8 house Inyutre of ), south side Pa ave., between it) and Sd streets. ure EK $5) & month_a handsome enree story BRIGh DWELL and water, marble mantels bath-ronm aad ‘ch ets, two equeres from street cars; x street between Hand 1 south. Apply at OMEABA’S y 24 Penn's svenne Be Tete A NERY ORSIESE NISHED BOOMS for and closet edioining: priv guages of 13th and Lots FEOM $10 TO $25 DOWN AND 85 TO $20 A MONTH, IN THE FIEST WARD, IN THE stconr WARD AND ON CAPITOL HILL, BEAUTIFULLY LOUSTED Apply to JOSHUA WHITNEY & 00. te bt 416 Sev ber. @ and Hy PURNISHED BROOMS—No” 492 (ath street. between £ and F, one sioare above the Kirk woed House. por BENT—That Ucautiiul | CLABK,corver #3 and urbe Bowe sktliral ‘and Sideat setablished saver. A _—w eo one- “en for the treatment ef Flory BRAM COTTAGE 200 Let receutiy os: | OUMPLAIN Ts in the city "Ladies sunsctey trou upied by X Fendrich. Wsq.. located on the south | jt") fu Miles may repose the strictest confidence ide of Went street. Georsctown, DO, wed near pond ae and patient crongh cure. His fees | Paper Mill Bridce and Rock Creek." The lot hasa | fro Boderste, and patients visiting see no onebut | front of 90 fect on West street For terms, &c., at apply to GEORGE WILL) Wasbingtoc, D. 0. No. 469 ah st. aué Im” TY FOR SALE Seminary Building, one snare north of Brid | Btreect, trouting 1% feet on Washiceton street by 320 feet on Gay atreet. three stories high, besides agement: containing about &) rooms. This pro- perty yee located for a first class hotel, an seld with furniture or without it. Ap- vty at the office of B. B. WILLIAMS, corner of vate Congress streets, Georgetown. | A&A PLEACANT PABLOB FOR RE! Srst doo NATHANIEL WitsoR, ATTOBNEY-aT-u, HAS BEMOVED TO No 409 F STREET, _NEAB Tre. 6 HILOSOPHY OF MAGEIAGE, Dew course of Lect: res. a0 delivered at the ew York Museum of Auateiny, { hed 80, two oth tects —How to live and what to live for: Pouth, ROOMS, furinbed or cnfuruishel A Sravie tor ity and Old “Age, Manhood v rent | No, 474 llth street, between F ed; The canse of indigestion, fata! feos RNervoce dlerases acconnted for. philo- TOK BEI “Rocket wolunes' coutsintag these ‘estures F each in one large room.) on Penna. | pe fore, [ee pareaee! yt are Sag aa oS. —s beter erat Sript of four starpe, by addressing SBC ¥. agnst'Ist. In N'L B. + | New York Musoum of Anatomy and Bolence, 6 | 44st. and Peans avenue. "320 tf ' | Broadway. New Vork — Tod PARLOMS. teowtion be Pa arene wai 2 . Avent: | aig atrests Also, several other faruished ROOMS, FOR SALE. | which Iwill rent very low. Gan be accommotated aud ~ | with voard, if MES. MUBS| ‘“BERE THOROUGH BRED NBWFOUND- |» ‘No. 413 Pa avenue, corner é OR EENT—On frat floor. one large and nicely | FOR eihea SPautons ses, wes anton | ROOMS. suitable for housekeeping. will be ren ether oF separate. Also, one {rout CHAMBEB, 1 be rented very cheap t» reiiavle tenants, No. | f.i: street e jorth B street, Capitol Hill, between Dela- = oy eeand el tnatean. nrg | JOR ALE Soa | fOR RENT—HOUSE No. 18= ich mrect, be 4 LAND PUPS FOR SALK—Seven weeks old, 473 %b strect, pear E stylish 2 ord Kind. and work snset-re be-erce at Wiser | KY tween P and Q streets, Inquire at Builders’ | jiarrachs biable, corner th aut Oe | Depot. 502 71h atrect, musi 3 Fe Neen SOD. f LOOM AND FIXTURES POR SALE, AT N*boabp- seve : N BUABD- sever DODGE & BARNRILLE, jnced prices; Tavie Boar Tins. Appiy to No. 446 © ied BRIOK DWELL- & Buiicing, containing ith bath room. hot and cold wate thirty f ation ntral, and con Terms easy. APY to L. "s Deng Store, cotuer 7th and i ated descr [POR ERNT_A me two, with eunmer Kitche: coal’houre, Ge. between Mand 'N. size fn, er Vergivot avenue. Rent 13a mout rectJUDGE WiLie © oye He tages kore ny adelightfal Country Home. the ays tall'soon, ou K{LBUUEB & LATTA th mys corne ° t extremely moder: F street 1 Dth street, between K and F OR SALE—A three. ING with two-story ten rome. SINGLE an The whole outtt id very cheap. a8 the owner hee no lurther use for the e+ allishment. inquire @& PRIOK's stables, 6th street, between U and La. ” RALE—One FOUR POOKKT HILLIA ABLE. tuvuireof RB. CLARK, 357 ai south wit | Farge. stable ou resr of lot.t alley; h [PAPER WAREHOUSE 7% D strect, between Sth and och PRINTING. WHiTl @ «ND r PAPERS. ENVELOPES. F Pit BAGS end TWINK Nerant country home, fralt FARM, five miles from the city, In mo Apply fs — wruusbun's LATT, 1 Pate. HOUSE, improvements. Inq rin st., cor. of Mth a fore rahip ber-t LTOR.S ow xtatin i taivin, premin we wolwed by a roale BARGAIN. MILTON astrmes the liabittti One of the best Sulit std moat Gostrabio Resi. |." is cuthactech te oalincs seen DENOBS in the city, containing thirteen rooms, | 9.) Mies A WNSMILTON, ciudivg bath-room, with all the modern tm 8. wainLey” ovement; outside walle are 14 inctos mod parti PEREY COLMAN house is nearly new, and ~ rie Si Non walls 9 iuobes thic! built by day labor, and superivtended by the a on K street. between 24 aud Sd. Tet street, Island, between Land 7 * bis property will be sold cheap. Inquire ui J s coming forwa large gardea, with bedrant. Reur st Apply 7. PYEK & OO., No. 71 Louisiana avence, cor ie and ther i . 2 Pa. ave, Capitol Hill, Der of 7th street. eae my Z-tf rm. Lebull Hane the ft au 31st OB BES T—Two three story BRICK HOUSES, | TERIAL Bi SENESS at the old « Son : ree coptsining 2 room s. es¥ and water, on 13th s ptivet. and beg @ Coutiouante of th BSE Ontith teat Scotti Botmeen Gent © Re, gagend 333 island, des | Lbeealls beetewed cn ne tute Bra Poecu = " a tiuwtes’ walk to the Agricuitmral and ten is the largest eal be Market, Sn Ba ta” | Permbath. Imauire Bo 52 eat, bi ot TE MANTEL EUSINESS wit be con- re SALF -Asmall FAGM in Bown: county, Maryland, hear Laurel re for cry property. A UN & | SONS. Lumber is betw. 12th b aula SK. No. 624 ith atre OB RENT—The two story FRAME ar the orner | treet south, contaiutng sev | ate. or will be sold } ‘at Machinist's Room. 0 ) J.P. JACOBS | | > ited repsrately It desire at to Tith street cars. Apply at 405 Rhode Tstant ‘venue, between Lith and 15th streets, after B > mh. 90 31-3 on cs AND 325 PER MONTH will purchase a neat HOUSE, six e = yard, Wood sid. Re. si Above for rent low. G20. SR BEN DWELLINGS situated on Washingten stroet ge nrearoft Unton Hotel ia slate posteseiow givin” Beut $25 per ua.nth. BRIOK HOUS 0 Gresne strect near Bridge street. eleven roors bath. room. Ac. with stable an rear Rent $ month Apply to UY A SING, OT Groene street, Georgetown. por "PWO FCRNISHED ROOMS (Fiu RENT—With or without Board. street, between H and J stre {GE RENT—A HOUSE of 11 ro Water, gas. hb room; large cellars, marble mantels; ia sirab) Kiin part of the city, near Fi +HBEN, corner of 1 Re Six BRICK HOUSES, of 5 orch, Bp! situated Price &5 31.00 down: balance easy, Apply to W.B WY- LAB, No. 529 7th street aust Water im the dsr Ho 71 Dunbarton at , au a-e0st* 3 ALN ) EBAME, nd 3 story HRIOK, with basement, reet south between vast, § 2.0; formerty rented f Apply to WM. NOTTINGHAM, co | south and 34 street east FSi tPeuue, sveune, between is 1h Furnaces, Bavges and kirepl | ae. < q | FPOR RENT_Tw. rb BIOK DWELLING, pressed brick treats, vee ps; marble mantels: ‘ ‘mer hot and cots water in battiand kitchen: 126 | mite hhuode jand m hae, ween Tthstvects: Inuuire 208 Lith street OB SALE OR BENT—Filtocn firs! | Bie DWELLING | OUSES. ou son | of Corcoran stree , all situated between 14th and Tait in the boat maguer-with ail modern ith al niences. {netnding gen fiztares, and e fie iteebe: ‘The be! on | ply te GEORGE sitaai oni RicGs & ai Yor rent, the FoR buse: no. ute weirect:b ped lath streate.’ Powession beri, Bei > €2,000 por year Whole Betail worst _ Orato ly or im suits, with or witheat bosrd: wage Mee. diate th Fosebie reer + at Dyer’s Beocnd. HUEMER £00,407 F Sout! contsine thirteen rooms, is in rood re, will be rented low toa prompt tenant tion let Septeabe: ‘e074. 10t FS RENT—In 3 p FEONT BOOM. well to) es; bath on it hind. a singt Convenient t rate, Addrees ¥ & es ip water eto iP ‘(HE SUBSCRIBER WILL Fog fitren to twent * deo a Terms made: six rooms; guborhood to JOHN J. oker, corner High and £2, the oane good, ‘OF patticalars ‘m Teal Ratate Broker, Pore dge stree (08 RENT—BRIOK HOUSE, oo tween Lith and Mth streets. Has aterand gas. Apply £0 SiBLRY © sbetwoen loth wad lth sterts FOR RENT_FURNTSH 20 ROOWS in sa etnele with or without board, 334 G Lomber of FIRST CLASS ces prices A Second-haud Mo, GIES, ith and 12a is USEB AND ors toe © Ty AND CouNnTrRY F Deby BRENDAN S. P, BROWN & SOX, PEUT SAS‘ REAL ESTATE BROKERS, | sic ta - Nee LSTH STREET any New Your Aveyce bey are PTY FiN® BUIGHINO LOTS In & whe subetvisica, a, Giile tious the city Imits., aud to Mth street road. the fashioxavle drive znd fof heald>, location and surround ve vor qaalied by any other locality urbe ef Washington. The Lote raage! tire from 9 quorter of an acre to an acre cach. those contemplating early improvements ex! To OPEN ‘ < BEVSRI co Mall, 7th et | Judacements will be ex: . meri uA tho pabitc anid caer | person inthis | N° tic 8 owns ® patent and is laying work acsord- i4 — | € SpeciicAllo sand a@ now prepared to | DISSOLUTION oF CopaRtNxusute. | 2 ORD work tac tr 3m tet) cunts to aay | Heury Grait & f. . Campbell, Gade: tec teee, | Thoaxtos LITH. Pateutes. Crait ard Oamp hss tien ‘dissolve’ by ma. | bristian Association Building, corner of | Foal convent, from thie date z | @ Detects. oust af re Se PPESoLUTION oF CorauTNEnsuir. j The Copartrership heretofore existin Jun. J MAY end QO W. GHA¥. anger the loot JOs J MAY & Os. te this by mutual consent. Jos J. May | Scromes the liabititing, and be at oee ie aatnorte | te coilect the detis duc the late rma J03. 3 Ee3- G Ww aéay. 1809, between | Washington, D. ©., Aucust 27, ‘The ov dersigned will continu the DEY GOODS BUSINES $i he old, stand, 30% Peuosyiv adie avenue. ® con: Patronage Neral bestowed upon thetare free The *'ock on haud is large aud very Accieeide, £ TEAS AND COPFBES IN WASHINGTON CITY, GO TO THE HONG, streeis. two large HALLS. scitalie for any pur- | can. Por term, &-, apply to THOS. W. Mth: | CER. No 3i™ Penpa. avenu Stoves, i 636 SEVENTH STREET. qe pil be creed EXTERMELY Low | serr-te BR. 0. STEVENS , Prosrictor, Gerba sgitons std getting tac in Sadie - raiy 2. with aa little @elny as Vs KNABE & 00.8 CELEBRATED v1 nu 28-50 beet 1 3. mar ABS. at prices trom $40 to $1.00 SUOBD-BAND from '§t0| $50). A rosewood ORG: ke ty Prine Lan sal hs stopa and 1s octave pedal, wt and NS and MELODBOSS of octave, ‘Store ho. 49% llth” Q ihe Piano street, above ‘saga _¥. 0. REICHBNBAOH. bES. DURSED. /SSMAKING. us. Boom D#tseuakine May be consal on Comp lat: who wieh perience au 35-28 336 Penns; lv pg RE pa the trade in any quantity. Also, MILL 0! “Oko. Bi