Evening Star Newspaper, September 9, 1869, Page 2

* Eat ttt aie tineiterienet ieee EVENING STAR. | Largest Circulation in the District CROSBY 5S. NOVES.,.....--.- Editors WASHINGTON OITY: THURSDAY...... SEPTEMBER %, 1559, S7-READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. SEB OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TALB- GBAPHIO AND OTHER MATTER. COMMERCIAL CONVENTIONS"—A PLAYED Ovt InstiT0TIoN.—The Keokuk Convention Supposed to be im session this week to sresclye™ the improvement of the Mississippi Kuver, by Congress. It is also expected by Louis that the Convention will remove the capital to that city—by resolution also. Thus far nothing bas been beard from the Conven- bon s Commercial Conveation business played out. The Cincinrati Gaz:tte asks, rather pertinently, what they are good for? A few months ago there was a Commercial Convention at Memphis; close upon its heels anotber at New (Orleans ; this week there 1s to be one at Keokuk, lowa, and next month an- ther at{Louisville. These conventions usu- ally last three days. This time is about equally davided between business and pleasuse. Usa- ally 8 dozen important questions are brought before each convention, not more than one of which could be intelligently discussed withia the time the delegates have for the disposition of all the propositions. Cf course, therefore: the conventions accomplish nothing. They are not even successful ax-grinders, for the reason there are too many axes to be ground; andat this time it would be difficult to findany- | body able to tell what any of the conventions beld within the year 1569 did or attempted to do. Delegates recoilec', no doubt, that they were handsomely entertsimed and had 8 good time generally, but as for business there was not much of it, and that little has been almost for. gotten. Of course, under these circumstances, | people are getting tired of attending such con- ventions as delegates. The Gazette says that the Cincinnati Chamber of Uommerce has been | put to the strait of advertising for delegates, aud the Governor of the State announces that | be will commission anybody that desires to | attend. These movements show that it 1s diffi. cult to find men to give their time and money | tor the honor of attending an ax-grinding con- vention, OF 8 convention that undertakes to ao Many great things in a little while, and suc- ceeds in doing nothin, A good deal of silly stuff is sent by the special “ispateher to the New York Evening Post from this city; but the silliest we have lately seen is the following, from yesterday's Post “There is co siderable feeling here among the friends of the lat 2 COMsequence of te determination to bary in the Gon. | Sressional burial grounds. in the eastern end of the city. This cemetery isin a very di Ispidated condition, seldom visited, and situs ated ma very disagreeable part of the District and is generally spoken of as «Pottersfleld, where all persons are buried whose friends have not the means to obtain a lot cne of the cemeteries here, where some atten- ‘tom is given to keep the grounds in good order.” The site of the Congressional Cemetery, as all know who bave visited it, is one of great | beauty, overlooltiag the Anacostia and its pic- turesque valley, and baving that sweep ard undulation of surface desirable in the ztounds of a rural cemetery. It has fine shade trees, fountains, &c., and has been greatly im- Proved within the last year or two. It con- tains monuments to more public men of dis- ‘unction than any other cemetery in tne coun- Ty, and im this respect, if no other, it is emi- nentay fitting that tae remains of Secretary Kawlms should be placed there, Wherher | they shall remain there, or be removed to Bis State, is a matter for future considera. ; but we protest against tus ignorant abuse of everything in and sbout Washington by prejudiced correspond The « Potter's held” which tuis simpleton confounds with the Congressional Burying-ground, is in the east » Bear the Aims-house. The Natienal Union Republican Convention cippi met at Jackson yesterday. and ously nominated Judge L-wis Dent for or, Judge E. L. Jetferds for Lieutenant and J. L. Woodtord and Judges dogg and Jo-2ph W. Field for Con- . Third and Fourth Distri es were present—seven- ive colored. Nearly all the counties were presented. The ‘oliowing resolutions were suimousiy adopted :—ist. We reaffirm the vucip ies enunciated tn the constitution of the of Jeune. 2d. That im addition thereto we announce ourselves tm favor of a liberal sys‘em schools, and of suck equitable d: ba- 0B of the publi: school tand as may secure © largest degree of good feeling among ail asses of our citizens. 3d. That we cordially vite cheimmigration of capitalists and manu- tacturers mto our State, and pledge ourselves euch legisiation ss shal. most effectualiy wer all the sadus*rial pursuits of our State a thoroogaly develsp all its resources. *o¥.—That republics are not ungravefal, | hat good men are generously appreciated | by the American people ts shown by the univer- a! apd spontaseous marks of sorrow seen -Gay from ome endof the city to the othe Wasbirgton is im the habiliments of mourning, ‘© its great streets and in its alleys, agd none © poor that they have not been ab! some bumble siza of grief for ne oldier, the bonest, g204 man, ¥ bose remains bave to-day been placed im the Congiessional Cemetery. Many Presidents have been less honored im their death than 1s Jobe A. Rawlins to-day. It is a lesson to the bof the country to be good, earnest, true; slim the discharge of duty, and modest UrGersuccese. It was for these qualities that ‘be nation reveres the memory of him who bas just passed away ‘THe Mase SEvaToRsnir._Who will be fesignated by the Governor of Maine to fill the enexpired Senatorial term of Mr. Fessenden is rot known, but that James G. Blaine will beelected for the term commencing in 1571 there can be little doubt, Mr. Blaine has so sgnally distinguished himself in public life that the only question of his taking the Sena- torship im 1871 would have been that of deli- cacy im causing the displacement of a man of the eminence of Mr. Fessenden; but the death of the latter leaves him free to accept the post which he 15 so well qualified to fill, even as the successor of the foremost man in the Senate. What is the matter with the Associated Press? It Bas not supplied to the Washington papers one word comserning the Vermont ele. tion, which took place on Tuesday; and wh: we get im regard to it is taken from the New York papers. The fault seems to be in the in- competent PhiladelpBia office of the Associ- | ated Press. Price Arthur still lingers within the Nova Scotia province. He finished up his tour to Prince Edward's Island Tuesday morning, and left the wharves of Charlottstown on his returoto Halifax amid blaze of fireworks and rounds of cheering. He is expected to reach Ottawa about the 20th instant. It seems to be supposed that Gen. Dodge, of lows, stands 8 very good chance of being ap- pemted Secretary of War. It 1s not certain, | however, that Gen. D. would accept the place: | as be lately signified am indisposition to enter | public life, to the meglect of bis business af. | fairs. A cespatch trom Santa Fe says the election on Monday was quiet. Returns indicate the | election of the entire Republican ticket in | Savta Fe county. As far as heard from | 4 Cbenez, Ri 200 me jori $< Mrs. Stowe’s sensation has caused an extra- | erdinary demand for the last number of the tvontie Monthly. The Washington pooxsellers find at impossible to get @ further supply trom the publishers, the edition Baving been either | exbausted or the remainder suppressed, | tor Fessenden ss the last of the “Old Guara” | & im the Senate, whose dignity and bigh-toned character illustrated the annals of that body. Tae BALTIMORE CIty HALL Peavos.—The Balimore papers are still full of the testimoay Sccompanying the report of the City Hull in- Yeetigation committee. The following distinct Points are presented by the committee: 1. Tha’ toe contracts tor laying brick, awarded to Mr. | Henry E Loane; for farnishing brick, sward. €a to Mersrs. F. & H. Wehr, and for cement, Swarded to C. H. Nicolai, were mot awarded to the lowest bidders. 2. That contracts have been awarded “for all the brick to be used fn the building, and also for all the necessary lomber. at prices much bigher than even the present prices.” 3 That, “contrary to the let- ter aud Messrs Swain & Banks for lamber, to be de- livered thoroughly seasoned—free of charge at the City Hall or at the shop of the contractor for the carpenters’ work,” the committee have received from the contractors a large quantity of green lumber, at the contract price for sea- soned lumber—s-0 per thousand feet—the amount paid being $10,000, it being 1m evidence that this identical lot was sold to Messrs. Swain & Banks by Johnson & Dobson, of Baltimore, At $60 per thousand feet. Other expenses add- ed will run up the cost to $90 per thousand feet, tue result of «a degree of favoritism towards a contractor which should not be tolerated,” say the committee. 4. That, contrary to the terms nd specifications of the contract for the mar- bie work, awarded to M. A. Sisson & Uo., the committee have been in the habit of paying these contractors not only for work set in the iding, but for stone on the ground. The Smount thus paid in excess of what should | Bave been pa d is $30,775. 5. That the build. ing committee bave beld all their business meetings with closed doors, permitting no one to be present at the opening of the bids except themselves and their secretary, and refusing even to parties interested the privilege of ex- smining the successtul bids. 6. That, by “an unpardonable neglect of duty,” the superin- tendent, whose duty it is to see that all the ma_ terial is delivereed at the building in proper quantities and condition, “has permitted Mr. Nicolai to deceive him and deliver material grossly deficient in quantity.” The Sun says: “All the foregoing points of _ the committee appear to be fully sustained b; the testim the council im favor of the adoption of the committee's recommendations" to discharge the building committee and appoint a new one; and adds: “The City Hail has not risen above the height of the basement, and the payments already made amount to $33,979.77. We do not know how much more may be due. At thatrate, and under present management, how many millions will it cos The canvass in Vermont was one of the quirtest known in many years, and the figures | | of the election show rather more than the cus- tomary reductions from the high figures of a | Presidential election. Returns trom 33 towns casting about one-fourth of the vote of the State give Washburn (Republican), 6,691, Heaton (Democrat), 2,162. The same towns last year gave Page (Rep.), 9,932; Edwards (Dam.), 3,405- General Wasbburn and the Republican State ticket is elected by from 19,009 to 20,000 ma. Jority. The State Senate ts unanimously Ke. publican. We have returns of 46 Republicans and 4 Democrats elected to the House. The proclamation of General Canby, issued to-day, will bring the Virginia Legislature together Uctober 5. Governor Walker will be installed as Provisional Governor within two weeks, at which time Governor Wells’ resig- nation, now in the hands of General Canby, will be accepted. The Legislature itself will | decide whether it will elect permanent or temporary officers. Govetnor Wells sent his resignation to General Canby a week ago, it is said, on receipt ot Mr. Hoar’s opinion on the test-oath. CuRSArEAKE AND O10 RattRoap—a Bumber of prominent capitalists from New York and other sec ions of the country haye | arrived in this city from an examination of the proposed line of extension of the Chesapeake ard Ubio Ratiroad from Covington, Virginia, to the Onto river at Catlettsburg. They express mueb satisfaction with their trip, and appear to be very well satisfied with its resuit and | conclusion. It is believed that the extension of the road will be speedily undertaken. Under the bead of “Hyena Journalism” the New York (ommercal brands the New York + Sun for it shameful disregard of truth in im- puting tothe President's unfeeling neglect of bis comrade and friend, General Rawlins, in the hour of death. The Commercial says truely thai “every incident and motion that marks the tenderest affection and highest appreciation of one man for another has been evinced by Gen- eral Grant tn thi melancholy case."* The Stock Exchange of New York yesterday Voted $5.09 to the widow and children of Sec- retary Rawlins, and a like amount to the widows and children of the Avondale victims. The Rawlins fand now amounts to $21.50). Thurlow Weed yesterday sent bis check for 100 for the relief of the Avondale sufferers. Tue French Emperor was well erough to preside ata council ot Ministers at St, Cloud, yesterday. & BESIDING IN Fequested to mee CITIZENS 0: the District ar et, corner of 7%) SIVOLATION yoke ofthis Ausociation ue Hallyon FRIDAY str ovlock, “A full etten important anneusceme: NQ. 0th ¥ J.8.8MITE. Post Commander, MEETING OF THE EUSLIC BOHOL | TRACHE e TE. ome of ented amateur masicians consented to be present en the oc sotpe ent public ten ‘Refreshments, Tickets of Admiseio MAYO aLTY. {Mayor 0 jot Washington, (0.09 hea interested fe a Soe to call ration A HUNTER blican, tor Congress, bas about | Ter follo: ae | Wines | bold’. Swarded to, y 7, aud ought to be conclusive with | i het ng tee ee Galton | & ne offerip, “es yeelf as a Candidate for the | is ae = a! AGUE AND FEVER 8! AS08, When ths leaves begin to changs, remittant em iutermittant & vers mate their appearan: the surface of the earth, bathed nightl; 8T0M ACH BiT- TESS is a certeia protestion against the epidem- liable to such visitations, gi Fy eee v4 inh they nar bid del hich ere sow iy Seceithout ti this tnvaluabl isexbilarant and rant at Feit period of the th Is ts not sate v to go m the et ‘nd their reve fms wap covering. the cork, as ea ny arate sue Faaaravee AND can bed at wholesale and retail atthe southwest cornet of od a, _ re cee ps fo Fg yi te -AT- ae: Oity Hall Hall. — ane. =" = DE. J.D. Mee fae BaROVED Ana Office to etree! and Fo Otice howre—Frows 9 ts 10s me Ti Sto7p. m. IBA, GLABS. = CROCE RT 1D Goebs. TABLE curnMLY: fs Bitowen UT! In (gd VA yallouscksopers and ot jarge atoc! se OOUSBEERPING ARTICLES before purchasing. Cata'locaes conta’ ray cfevery hing requisite for housekeeping (1 gal tonew ratio ee ee BOTRLER & BRO. Hlguse Furnishers ‘and Tm, reofOhin, Gless, 320 ( Motzerott™ Tell) Pennsyly. Z HATS, OAPB, &, b J NEW 8TORE. ALL SEW AND FRESH GOODS. We will to day open at No 33% Pennsylvania | mo doors west of 9th atroet, our uew store, | with a full line of FASHIONABLE HATS AND CAPS For Gentlemen, Youths, Boys and Chilar ic are cordially invited to examine ou Bnd etek We respectfully solicit tronage, and hare of the public to merit the sam: ‘by Pe clits jon, fair and uniform pri- Pea and By Mealfog fa coop, SUBSTANTIAL, aa well as fashionable cood GRO. W. COCHRAN & CO., 33% Pennsylvania avenus, 809 3tif__adjoining Barns & Oo. ’s Shoe Store Sconoou FUBNITUBE OF THE MOST APPROVED STYLES, AT MANUFACTUBESS’ RATES. Settees fer the Lecture Boom, at site for the School-room, every requi- at BALLANTYNE’'S, $19, 22m ST., INTELLIGENCER BUILDING. ee: RPHANS’ COURT. OF COLE Maia, Wasi N ose NT, collected turned mon when and. where all the creditors ‘and Nef of mid deceased, are notified to attend, with thet rly wouched.-er the faded from all Pr ded, & bh wreck for, ih three weeks inthe Bvening Sroc wovigeage meme dey. wansrer. a0 9- -lawsw* Register ot Wills. R ZEDONDA GUANO. The RBI o_ auano is now its third y: 1 Baca“with = ton ‘of Redonda, it has ¢ ESR eetetae Rea ioe price of thi With certificates of {1 nce “of the people hae teens Tecont letters, trom arth pes, 2a of {From Oo! y Lux. Queen Anna Co —Messis Win. Crieiton hi eased with the xpolica.ion of Redunt ian with about one fifth to ome quarter of rovian Guapo Tuse this at the rate of 200 ib 1 shall require my w fail Ples o reserve me two tons ig ne wi ry . EMORY. the Redonds og, i< MORY. Manaxins, Va., J wi ran Lambert, 4.. Alexandria, parchased {rom you last fail one ton Kedonda Guano, waich I sowed with my wheat inelotof ii acres. The appeara; the wheat is remarkably #004; perhaps the C i tiie netehborheod. Ni not tell how ih for 300 busl encech ry joe beak ayley West Notrixona. Cecil county, 1869 —Messrs. Wa Crichton & Son — Srens {nite notaral state pleases mo toes Pisated with it, Ib id the crops Icok ‘ae Dave used it on vegetables with pose using it on wh "| Sccompltabed all I could [From Gen. W. B. W. is Guano and ee to the hill, hoed a) Sot atirkng ie | fs satisfied I owe my om catirel to the Lg, Parxce Wittiau Con Veo, ae: dlezandrie Va “The the benefit t reveling a ate POT UP IN STROKG Baas: 167 LBs. im ie <b ie “our me oF oth end 10th etreets sera ans oan convenient threr- on Kitchen, passage. ‘gas thro rant, ‘water cl rings ta ite | out, the, houve, the cheap ond Rivtes in perfect or or: ry premises, Bo, Sa rv ND ORLL: = REN T—0TORE corner of 1th aa ae Seat ‘hoy fora with RENT—Two small TOUSEBSS one Ss 33 ween P and Island avenue, between 1ith NT. us. 8 ane, With curfiexe hoes and sietie Apely on the romises. N Ho, ¥¢ 265, 1 6th t 825 BuPPsi iT, me ae rh '—FIBST FL0oR. =e = 2 For -wenir 91 Fos HOUSES. on Oey. near mn at Ses pars Terms fon Apply to A. A LE- @REAT = LOT, 25 feet by 140; a wey desirable buildin; Iso, BUSINESS 8 CORNEA aS) 8 two years. Also, E WacGaman 466 7th strect, Opposite Post Office. FROM $16 TO 8: AND 85 TO $20 A MONTa, IN THR FIBST WARD, IN THE SECOND WAED AND ON CAPITOL HILL, BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED JOSHUA WHITNEY & CO. 416 Seventh str be OB SAUE—A small FABM in Howard county, Maryiend, near Lat Sy PTgpery.. Would exchan, Avply to FRANUIS MOB De Obio avenus, bet 70B BENT—A HOUS oft] rosme; wate the most desirab! ity, Di BREN, corner rot ie as Sth, 1339 — 1 Pi eal: Bs Fence, Yaaaben ek Btreoioe isedaste “au brewn stone base and be hot and cold water in bi Rbode Ieland sre, between 15th and oR SALE OR BEN BRICK abba hd of Corcoran stree ) first-class HOUSES. on soutiatae ‘Also, five on north side of Q Strect, ail situated. between Lith and Joth strectey in the ‘all mode: best manner, with ae fixtares, and be soli on inberal ter UPLANT. or to RIGGS #00: al tenet in Inanid docoaned’s of this erder be Big to NS eoTht HL hed 01 with or witheat board; h other Rot = Toautro of OBIPMA io aaeaeits Rater cas F atreet, or on the pi We could readily Att see | | T The By De tisthand Gratreetas spate Warhiugton. u te en food repairs ai | will be rentea low tom prompt tenant. Bion iat September. LJ Btore No. 3 ita Buildivg, Corner Seventh and B streets. F Canis BD ane F801 ~ REN KOOM, convenient for without BOARD: ina delignetat Poo No. 335 3th street, iatesea sat ‘desirable: DWELLING treet north, BeAr corner nd 11 the i motern, ae 8 room Bi | Bly pat JOUN B BLAK BDO! hows No. 395 D’ street, Ops enite wu T AND TuaNErUwe oa Ls iOUS Piet "the farniture in the house ta for salevand wil be sold chee ec In. of the Editor of ihe he Repabli No. 20 reat | ALE—The BESIDEN ae of ee Inte Dr. th ten acres oF more of improved ied .cgeld desire, 1) det Sandie ron.9 A se ie id joet Br a ing Fiver. Would soll ta, ole to sult purel Terms accommodat! = ig, Shi hr atreet. bet, et WONDER, Bos. bes 0, cing. vi Sa of tae ana hasers.” * Gecrptiown P.¢ aids . wasn @ street, in 702 Nh Hest Ww. HAMILTON & 00. peber re Sore HO! Fe eh sont ide poly ,%, 345 Fo BRIOK eae eee . containing stable om resr sf tot, wh Sine atal Wenlent to street com ob. C. BisuOP, a REL RR SL Aut oe TA ee ferry apse wements. Inq jcultaral and ten ‘min- the Treasury | epartment. Kent $3 Inquire Ho, 522 7th street. near ceete ing 3 door sot eb tl he good Rogue For eee ppl te TORS. corner High and Bridge sleocte. Gaseastows mys rage ip HOUSE, on L street. be- | hospi fea 8 rooms: OB RENT_F Binns richer svithoet board; re peas H OUBES AND ots IN THB e@ ry aND cCouUuNTRY FOR SALE BY 5S. P. BROWN & SON, REAL ESTATE BROKERS, ConngR 161TH STREET Any New Your Avenvz} FIFTY Fins ILDIN@ 5. F. | eth ce bd vis! mut, Flessaat srs uot of. cent to the city, and for healt, loca! tm imp Seaberinlal Wecnenen in the suburbs of Was! se irems a moe, ofan acre SD. & H.W. BMITH’S ». BOSTON PARLOR ORGANS SOLE AGENCY. Stock complete: ‘or sale or rent on easy terms. JOHN F. ELLIS, Four Story Iron Front, se7-8t___306 Penn. avenue, near 10th strect. UST BEORIVED FROM BO a NEW J YORK, AND PHILADELY I = ) pieces of Crosley English ETS. 50 Blecar ot 4 iy Reslish Tapestry cane TS. 100 pices of Lowell and Hartford Ingrain 100 picces of ‘Philadelphia Mills oe OAs » ied Bag and List OABP! 20 plecos, 2h Wool an Ue OA CARPETS. bi pltces os STATE OAL il widths. i picces of 124.84, 4 ¢and © OLL ULOTHS, ATS and BUGS Also. large and well selected stock of Walnut and Pain! AMBER SUITES. fine PARLOR SUITES, WABDBOBES. SIDEBOAEDB aut SUITES, OFFICE SURRITORE. HOUSE-FUBNISHING GOODS, Mo wich =, = tfuliy ask acall trom persons wishing t> pur. in our line of business Branch Store, No. h wtrect, Det ER SWivram! Furnitare Wareroo tw Corner of 7th and D ate: T. MITCHELL. ee LVANIA AVENUS. Fy tere “Y and re- remarked our entire stock ences ? of inst SPALL AND WINTER G ans have. aiaca Many new things nd present siples, makiag'a very. complete ‘aavort: i of which we ho} enya NTME NEXT THIRTY DATS. sills, reduced rane Zo thie end ned we have redac f the price of all Dress ‘ei tc 7s cents peryard £75 centa per yard, ‘80 cents per vard, 75 to HOUSER EI 8b pomesr1¢ G00 ay BE soup Es ae aa aE Y ad Seah 7 =<) dete or DS AT LOW PRICES ill not be dleaprotn ted. = _An inspection of stock solicited. we 6-8t M. WILLIAN §«@ Has NED A STOCK OF HAND} Sait FALL Goops. sa NOVELTIES IN FEATHERS, FLOWERS, HATS, BONNETS, BEDUINSS, Erc , Erc. DBESSES. SUITS, CLOAKS, Erc., MADE IN Tal L PBENCH STYLE, 336 Penusylvania avenue, 7 Olte Trevise, Paris, | perf BH BLDON'S DANOING AOADBMY F Srxeet, Neax Testi en vor there eon, Stobp m; Gents—Tuesdaye oe TS m Practicing Soiree to tion—Tnesdays, Thursdays, and Setardays. semi-montbly. se5 lw PHILP & SOLOMONS, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONE 332 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between NINTH AND TENTH STREETS. ALL TH W BOOKS AS 800N AS PUB- E BE Lise! Fh ae by mail promptly supplied at aetna: Met, aaa eae ee ery inet gl qe =e =e a Sepuer ttn sod Dm i! wairaken sco. TaeeMAETES. css) |. Bc. Se W. 3. CHANDLER, WHOLESALE D! GIGARS ABD or. of ath. elk tr | BaGR 7 | in Bim. He guarautees a thoro a eat | B DWELLING | Tthetrect, between Mand N. Any order through | maui des | Skewers. {sel-im*) (TO Als WHO SELL crcans amp T0BA000. or PERSONAL. —| as Street, be- VENSBE, a oo. peocriacs ree. Inquire yo at Botlders? Hieron at at Tips oreacet Stocks, ore Paper per wanted. ot Noten" cured RE. E: soatbeed at tate otice. money Waited on deterred BEA gh REAL STATE BROKER, aust oe ae ‘ork @Fenwe Bod Mb c, Healing. an MY consalted at No orth, upod all business of impor’ ae BOT eber ate . ONTIL YOU wav sey street, Felicwe’ Halt. He ts wuctensful when ait iSeaees fail. aus-Im" Jauzs HUGHES, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR aT Law, Will practice tn the Supreme a of the Uni- ted Distes, the Ceurt of Visime, and the Courts of the gece parenere jotatiy. fice rate oe wave. bet-pith ued isih sis. aude zB. . aoe ott Strese, am gon Dani s. an for the west of TEMALE in from ty. Ledies enfferin, may repose the strictest con: arg moderate, and patients visi fen eos 80 | NATHABIEL wiLeon, ATTOBNEY-AT-LAW, HAS BEMOVED TO Bo. 409 F STREET, my 24-tf NEAB Tru. Dasine’s wouprrrct nemevr— VIAFUGA, Reed Pamphict of remarkable cares. mar 13 8& Wiy v [HE HIGHEST Casi PalD FUR Levies. BE HIGHEST vais jert's, Ohildren’s. mn Boots, Shoes. etc , at B.S HABTOGRNSIS at be fe coipt of four stamps, Row York Maseam of Broadway a SALE-—A first class F. L Kind and gentle. not over eight years old. sence ween without ft packins. Also. substantial ood ord: er. Oat Be ave at OLOGTS. itable, Bt! OR SALE— To FRY eden cou: jarese. = A. Pal KF ALE—A large Black WALNUT BOUK- CASK, with Fret late Glass, an orm icra Library or am Office. Apply Seaton House. FS R SALE—A five Carriage and Saddlc HORSE. Very fact. Will be acid fe se5-3t"_ 468 D* ALB. IN a! lent location. Bent low. Satisfactor forselling Address, with real name. & City Post Office. frou sat SAL EDEILLESSIOF poe cIimeod" eo ae ANOB—A lianasome ~7 years old; 15 bi open BUGU SIN 5 DEBS. se aE, obe and WHIP "The whole ontf aa be sold very cheap, as the ow; lorther use for — es ablishment. inquire at PRICK's stables, Cth street, between U and avenue, ne COR SALE One FOUK POCKET BILLIAED TABLE | Inauire of B.B. CLARK, Be strbct, corner M gout! tf | pe CHEAPE! LACE TO BUY yous Pu HOOL Bvons. 13 At, the old eetablished corner 71 Bendquarters, ne 3 Gt DAPER WAREHOUSE. warrakee & 00. the sale of the celebrated mach: rs ‘. ‘ausKison New FALL GOODS. W.M. SHUSTER & GROTHER, Bo, $24 Pa. avENce, URTWwHEN 9TH AND 10ru STREET: ALE BOW OPERIB iG THEIR SEW, sSTOOK and will be doar day ations = thetr assortment of Dress Woods and for the next few weeks, and ladis oe — of 200d OO eoods maked aah bs lowe rou at the lows market rates. Une os oh USTE! B £0 2 Stkeost (brent ‘ieee SCHOOL BOOKS, SCHOOL REQUISITES, &e., kes, kee WE WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF SCHOLARS. PARENTS, GUARDIANS, AND ALSO PROFES3OBS AND TEACHERS TO OUB LARGER AND COMPLETE 8TOOK OF EVERYTHING IN HE SCHOOL AND COLI EGE TEXT BOOK LINE, WHICH WE WILL SELL AT VERY Low BATES, WHOLESALE AND BETAIL. BLANCHARD & MOHUN, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, Corner Pa. avenue and Lith Street, se? WASHINGTON CITY. | Bascams: sargatns:: Selling our entire stock v4 Se ourentirestock Ongar FOR CASH 20 Market Broce, Turontant,, EEMOVE TO €OR. EIGHTH ST. AND MARKET SPACE, 1969. Maar ins tine ae ——— For a few days only. PTEMBER 1, Sor coon preview’ tr 20 Market Boece. Guxat BEDUCTION IN FANOY ABD MILLINERY GOODS Fe few a1 nf — bork SUT A ates und eet Doren oo is 20 Market Nog on To bei Duns BS AND OTHERS. CLOTHING, &o. A. SAKS & CO., Clothiers, HAVE REMOVED Tro THEIR OLD STAND, 417 SEVENTH STREET, AND SOLICIT AN INSPECTED ans)-tr OITIZE! ARMY 45D Savy 4 es ‘TAILOR, Metropolitan Hotel, (ate Brown mst “Bo. 305 Pens. oveune, Washivaton. DENTISTRY. 8. J. T. COUMBE. DENTIST, “7 ae Ext triceces tiated eae’ eer aE and filled in the best manner. on msderate ps em" Dine aks 2 a Shep ante et TH on any kind ginstiz on baod for spivecting teste Sines eae ‘We guarantee = AVENUB, Between 1zth and 18h streets, TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT Pain, The Cheap Place! GREATER INDUCEMENTS THAN EVER WELCH’S BEST FAMILY FLOUR at $2.70 PER SACK. RAY'S ARLINGTON MILLS FAMILY ‘D ALL OTHES GRADES OF FLOUR REDUCED. BY Cc. Ss. OHARE & SON. 262 SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN M AND N STREETS. GOOD COUNTRY HAMS, 20 is.; BEST SUGAR CUBED (Canvassed), 25 Ote.; BROWN GUGAR, 12, 125:,13, AND 14 Cte ; CLARIFIED, 15 AND 16 Cts; 4 Ots per pound: LONDON BROWN STOUT AND YOUNGER'’S PALE ALE, @2.75 per dozen; PUBE APPLE CIDEB SPEEB'S STANDARD WINE BITTERS; SPEER'S PORT GRAPE WINE; COX'S SPABKLING GELATIN, 20 Ot. per Pakage. Particular attention paid to the SELECTION OF TEAS. BY Cc. s. OHARE & SON, 262 SEVENTH STREET, ee M AND N STREETS. Ba | TRUN«s GR ENCOUBAGE HOME MANUFAOCTURSS. soa TH Pa King 8, oa BAVELING — AT LOW PRICES Fos as TICAL NUFACTURT OF = JAMES S. TOPHAM & CO., T5002 SEVENTH STREET, One deor sbove O¢d Fellows’ Hall. REP ATRING:- alremotiy attended to, and by the — C. ». sawxuus pxiza soar.