Evening Star Newspaper, August 9, 1870, Page 2

EVE NING STAR. Largest Circulation in the District | CROSBY 5. NOYES... WASHINGTON oITy: TUESDAY agust 9, 1870. Reading Matter on Every Page. Day’s-Work and = 's- PIL ..Ealtor. We are glad to sce that three or four Alder- | men had the courage and public spirit last night to denounce that system of demagozism, that premium to lazinees, that cover to all man- ner of waste, profligacy, and raseality, known 8 the corporation « “work sys.em,” but which should wore properly be sisled the day'eplav sy-tem. ‘This is the precious system which has had full swing for the last two years, the corporation indebtedness has been in- creased a million of dollars, and another mil- hon, realized in the shape of increased taxes has been sunk, in addition t> the o-wal taxes. ‘This is the system of “‘day’s work” under which we have seen droves of yawning idlers loating about the curbstones, going through the mo- tions of digging weeds from the gutters, with knive~—at two dollars perday! This is the sys- tem which bas set the same style of lolling loafers at work “by the day,” grading and gravel- ing the streets, and under which system the cost of excavating has been increased from 15 cents per yard (contract) t> $125 per yard, and in some cases, as in south ( siveet, for instance, tothe enormous cost of $1.5) per yard. This is the system of proiligacy, rascality and dema- gogiem that has leaded such a trightial bur- den of debt upon the tax-payers of Washington, and this is the system that Mesers. McCathran, Stewart and the rest wish to perpeiaat>. They Seem to imagine that by supporting this system they will make themselves “‘popular;” that they Will ingratiate themselves with the workingmen. ‘There never was a greater mistake. The real workingmen bave no sympathy with this mode of supporting lazy loafers, maintained simply as voting material, at this enormons cost to the tax-payers. Many of them are tax- payers themselves, and all of them know that this ruinous syst2m would speedily swamp the niechest city that the san shines on. Has it not leaked through the hair of Messrs. McCathran and Stewart that the sweeping ma- jority that thrust the Bowen administration oat of power was the popular verdict against this same system of villainous profligacy they now seek to maintain’ If not, they have studied the lesson of that election to very little advan- tage. -s00- #.—Is there no sicaying on our ‘TRE Stray CaTTLe Neve. city ordinance forbidding cat public streets” if there i annoying than another it is to bave some one’s stray cow, hog or goat enter oue’s yard and coolly eat up the flowers. tear up the beds, and root around generally. Every day we hear com plaints of this kind. Upon more than one occa sion have we seen hii hogship luxuriating in some tower garden on which the care of months had been spent. If there is an ordinance against this unmitigated nuisance let the police evecate it; if not, then, forthe beanty and safety of all the tower gardens in the city, let the Councils pass one. —Chrenicle. ‘The Chronicle is right. ‘There is no other city pretending to the name of a city in the land where hogs, cows and goats are permitted to run at large as in Washington. The Mayor ha< issued a proclamation declaring that the law shall be enforced, and we hope to seo a reform— an enforcement of the law in earnest and all through the year, not a ridiculous raid for a single day upon the vagrant animals, such a: indulge in once every year. —_—_—_—ee- Ending of the War Expected. It will be seem by our telegrams that in Eu- ropean financial circles a speedy end to the war is augured from the Prussian victories. The business men of New York take the same view of it, as will be seen by the following from the New York Express of last evening: “In Wail street to-day the Prussian victory had a marked effect upon the course of speci- lation, and was the all-absorbing topic of con- versation. The fall in gold and the rise in bonds Caused some surprise, as a very large Rumber of Speculators were operating on the theory that a great battle between the contending parties | would mean 3 long war, and, therefore, goid would rise and securities fall. The course of the markets, on result of the first great | battle, may need some explanation to these of our readers who are taking their summer vaca- tion. The German community in Wall street as @ general thirg, or at least that portion which is moving actively in the muarket~ at present, argue that a Prussian victory means either the intervention of Kussia or England, or the expulsion ot the Bonaparte | family from France and the placing of a Bour- ton on the throne by an internal revelution, or possibly the establishment of a Republic. "In either of these contingencies the Germans be- Heve that the war wil close. This view of the case causes them to vent their enthusiasm fn the selling of gold and the buying of bonds. Opposed to this German view of the question is the American idea of the situ- ation in Europe. The Americans in Wall street ae a rale believe that the Prussian ict a1 means the prolongation of the war. Their becis for this theory, is the fact that Na- poleom bas thrown bis dyuasy into the reach,and is virtually fighting to unit? the French people and place bis son onthe Uirone. ‘The Americans argue that if Napoleon had ned the first victory he could afford to have en magnanimous and offered terms to Prussia, which would have ended the war and accom- Plished bis desired objects; but having been | defeated and having about a million of men in the teld, he must Sight to the bitter end in order | to save hisdynasty. In this view of the situation the American portion of Wall street penerally | believe ina rise of gold. and a fall in bonds. ‘Thus the public has an interior view of the sit- uation in the Geld Kioom and on the Stock Ex- change. ‘The operations of the Germans in this market are on a greater scale of magnitude than those Of the Americans, and these operations are con- ducted with much boldnes=; consequently in ‘Wall street to-day, asonu Wednesday and Satur- day, the victory was with the Germars The speculative intereat in Wi tered chietly im the Gold Koom, where con- sider excitement prevailed, with a large Drsiness and wide tuctuatio: The Prussian victory caused free sales on the part of the Ger- mans, and many weak speculators were forced to follow suit. This sent the price of gold reeling downwards, and it took a further plunge when it Was announced that bends bibgy | to Sig in London and 85 to 884 in Frankfort. The market opened on the street at an early hour and the Hirst sales were at 13), but the price quickly declined to 119%, and almost immediately ral lied to 115%, where it remained @ short time. It was not long, however, before gold wasoffered by the millions, and the price tumbled t> 1159,. At the formal opening of the board the first | recerded sale was at 119, but this was followed by & decline to % 19g. After this 11% to 119% for some time. but finally tell to J18%,, the lowest point of the day. The rates said for carrying were 4 to 1 per ay government bond market was next in importance to the gold market. At the opening the Germans were liberal buvers, and prices advanced, W's selling w After- wards the market reacted under reallvations, but timaliy recovered to the highest figurcs of | © the day.” NORTH Cacotwa—tThe following seems to be the result of the election in North Carolina ‘The congressional delegation stands five Con- | servatives and two Kepublicans. The political complexion of the Legislature is not very much from the following -—Senate—Conservatives, 3.2; Republicans, 1*, Lower House—Conservatives, 75: Kepublicans, 45. Considerable excitement was created about town to-day by a report in general circulation of the death of Louis Napolcon. It was not sso. true, and there was no ground for tt other than | the despatch of yesterday announcing his illness | at Chalors. +2o-- In consequence of the war news newspapers are in everybody's hands, and closely read by everybody. Now is the time, therefore, to a: vertise, as advertisements will be sure t» be seen by every man, woman, and child in the community. From French, Langran & Ogiivie, tt the Wash- ington agents for the Leonard Scott Publishing Co.'s reprints, we have the Wesiminster R-wiew for July. Article No.6 treats upon Colonial | and American Pauperism. It is said that the Emperor Napoleon's attack fs a retarn of his old disease, provoked by eques- ial. and under which | one nmisance more | be brought to an early | It Stroot cen- | ye market hung around | New Publications. ! | rom the author we hare the following: Petrolia: Hystery of the Pennsylvania Oil es ‘on. Its Development, Growth, Resources, from 153% to 18 By Walter R. Johns. Ne w York: 1), Appleton & ©o. We have herr- tofore referred to this work as one of great ralue and interest. The author, Mr. Walter K. Johns, f amerly connected with the press of Washing- ton as resided for many years in the Ol] Regions, re he now Ji binoen an excellent paper a © the off interest. He has the capacity and the experience to peculiarly fit him for this werk. and itis not surprising that his ** Petrolia” | shou'd have already taken its place throughoa" | the world 9s a standard on the subject upon which it treats. It gives the history not only of the great petroleum development of Pennsyl- varia, but also the ancient.and modern histor of the wonderul ‘ile’ wherever struck. Suc! | light e< i< thrown by the mysterious oil by | modern chemistry and geology is intelligently Presented; and the mode of mining, and the of ali branches of the business are @ clearness of deseription that the book of peculiar valte to the oil Operator of the present day, and at same time muakesit a work of great interest to the general reader ‘The work is issued in admirable style by the | Appleton’r, and ix abundantly illustrated. From the publishers, through Philp and Solo- mons, who have it for sale, we bave the follow- ing: | Maternity: a Popular Treatixe for Wives and Mothers. By Tullio Suzzara Verdi, A. M., M. D., of Washington, D. O. New York: J. B. Ford & Co. The author of this work is widely In his preface, however, he sets forth his own method in the practice of medicine, from which eclectic school. That is to say, while asserting jor homeopathy that it is the only system that claims to be based on immutable law. and not upon contradictory theories, he concedes that | the professors of allopathy have discovered many a drng that is reliable. Thus he holds to the use of the “specifics” of allopathy so long as the homeopathic physicians have no reme- dies, which, in smaller doses, will replace the drng, as, for instance, the use of quinine for “malarieus intermitlent fever. So of “ adjuvants a class of remedial which assist in the removal ot disease withont having any specific action on the di se itselt, or the morbitic agent that induces disease, as emetics in a case of swallowcd poison, cathar- tics in impaction of the intestines, chloroform in surgery. Dr. Verdi does not believe in ignor- ing al class of remedial agents, becaase they are not in the shape of intimitessimal glob- ules. The same with antidotes. He holds that it is practicing neither allopathy or homeopa- thy to give a patient a drug that will indace a chemical reaction upon the matter swallowed or render it inert. But if the system has been af- fected by the poison, and the coats of the stom- ach are intlamed in’ conscquence, then there is a disease ty treat, and the homeopathic physi- cian will treat it according to the law of similiar similitus curantur, instead of the law of contrarit ‘on(rartis curantur. To up, Dr. Verdi argues stoutly against nd egotism on either side. He urg.- he ailopaths that it is time to drop their ance, and honestly investigate a system is now practised by thousands of scientitic medical men and adopted by millions of thi | ing people. and use the good they may tind in it for the benetit of their patients. At the same time he advises the extreme bhomeopaths not to fall into the error of bigotry, so warmly dis- claimed by Hahnemann, or to suppose that the usetul existence ot homeopathy, a vigorous growing tree, is inconsistent with the flourishing of other plants in the same field. Of the book under notice it may be said that it treats in a popular, intelli, mpl way upon a large range of topics under designated in the title. The suggestions upon the subject of the moral and physical teaining of children are for the most part «juite judicious, and are occasionally presented with considera- le “snap,” as, for instance, when h “who was that well-intentioned foc posed Saturday 9< the proper day for children’s weekly vacation?” thereby bringing two days of vacation together, while tive are left for corstant application? Why not select Thure day and divide the labor more equally? He hol’s that a child from the age of seven to twelve thould not study more than an hour at a Ume; each hour being followed by an hour of relaxation; and that four hours’ study a day is enough for a child of that age. And he tells a truth that should be inscribed on the walls of | every school-room when he says “the teacher | should never retain a child in school during hours of recreation by way of punishment. While the teache rent Naw allowed means of discipline for | unraly ehildren, he has no Fight to use mean. | that would impair their health. From the publishers, for sale by Blanchard & | Mobun, we have the following: | The Writings of Anne Isabella Thackeray. | New York: Harper & Brothers. A collection | O¢ pleasant, gracefally told stories, by Miss Anne Thackeray, daughter of the great satirist and novelist. Embraced in them are tw | lished tm this" country in serial form: he = on the Cliff” and “ The Story of Eliza. eth.” The Days of Bruce. A story of Scotish Histo- ry. By Grace Aquilar. In two volumes. New York: D. Appleton & Co. An interesting nar- | Fative of a period of history, in itself a romance, | and one perhaps as att-active as could have been | selected. The writer, while depicting the career | of Scotland’s brave deliverer, takes the oppor- | tunity to delineate her idea of what is excellent im woman, in the character of Isabella of Buchan. | Free Russia. By William Hepworth Dixon, | author of * “Her Majesty’s | Tower,” &c. New York: Harper & Bros. A | book largely descriptive of portions of Russia | comparatively untouched by tourist-writers, but | which deals intelligibly with the interesting sub- | ject of the reforms which are opening out the Japan-like empire of Nicholas into the Free | Kussia of the reigning Prince. The chapters of the beok deal in a picturesque and lively way with pilgrims, monks and parish priests; village jostice and patriarchal lite; beggars and tramps, Kavoks, Kalmucks and Kirqhiz; workmen's arteis, burgher’ 's rights. and the division of land; student's revolts, and soldiers’ grievances, &c. The United States Internal Revenue and Tari! Law, Xc., Xc. Compiled by Horace E. Dresser. New York: Harper & Bros. A useful compilation of various laws relating to Internal Revenue, passed since 152, together with all the | laws now in force. Speeches, Letters, and Sayings of Diekers, to which is added a sketch ot the | anthor. By George Augustus Sala, and also Dean Stanley's sermon. New York: ‘Harper & Bros. | True to Herself. A Romance. By F. W. Kobinson. New York: Harper & Bros. ‘The Kob Roy on the Jordan. By J. Macgre- gor, M.A. New York: Harper & Bros. Tue adventures of Macgregor in his tiny canoe in | parts of the world never opened before to the traveler's gaze, have much the interest of a new Kobinson Crusoe narrative, and he and his famous boat “ Kob Roy” are known to all the world. In this country. th Harpers, through Charles the superb mapner in’ which they have pub- arra- | lished and embellished the Macgregor | tives, have made the names of the Kod Koy its adventurous navigator as familiar as hou hold words. In the present trip the render fol- lows the Kob Roy along the Jordan, the Nile, the Ked Sea and Gennarareth. | Man and Wife. By Wilkie Collins. | York: Harper & Bros. A powerful +t author of ‘The Woman b the singular featarcs of the Seottich marriage | laws are developed in a striking light. Gwendolines Herbert. A Novel. author of “Carlyons Year.” & Bros. Stern Necessity. A novel. By F. W. Robin- New York: Harper « Bros. By Wm. Biack, author of “In Silk ew York: Harper & Brox Anovel. By Julia Kavanagh. New By the New York: Harper Sylvia. York: D. Appleton & Co. New From the publishers, for sale by Mol Bestor, we have the following The Virginia Tourist. By E: A. Pol- lard, autbor of “ Black Diamonds,” “ The Lost Cause,” &c. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott & | Co, It isa matter of surprise that the work ac- | complished by Mr. Pollard has never been at- tempted before, or it so only in the most crude and a — N a eeeaniee attract wine fagzed-ont reat cities to = pe nl during “the heated erm.” The Great Mountain Beltof Virginia | has in these respects no rival upon the nent, and it icted by & Bound Down; or Life and [ts Possibilities, By Anna M. Fitch. Philadelphia: J.B. Lip- pincett & Co. ATTENTION, PLASTERERS —There will at Germania Pps oe Hotel, on the lth Plasterers of the District are nt ae or | careeetiy reauested to be prea KNIGHTS OF Lae | { DAMON a Sink: jo, D.0" THis ris betes LEWIS B PA) pnae Sate ons + Postponed pees a were epgaged for the tri Rata known here as a leading homeopathic physician. | it would seem that he is a homeopath of the | agents | Boa OF TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC ie MODES regular meeting of the Board | Of trustees of Pub! held at the Eepelip School Build mg to TUESDAY BVE | NING, August 9, at 7:30 A.B. FARDON, Secretary. = Cain AGAINGY FHTE CORPORATION. tomo W: hlngtow. Sted previous toJuued 10. Ta of Waa wereated previous to Ju wih the ex the employes of te Public Bel nmieal onerss of ie and aed the Police and the re iments, will pleae Present themsaccompauied with proper vo the Aud't ‘al at his office at the aap Ofice hours, dehlog the present week. umn a ., 3 to4 p wpm! RC McK ELDEN, Anditer. Avorst 6, 1870 = CENTRAL BUILDING ror Fifty-ninth Mo nthiy. x cota of CENTRAL BUILDING ARSC AS B will be eld a the Cty | olocks tau 3} MOORE. Secretary. WASHINGTON. D. © A BR and journed until TU ESDAY EVENING to mest ck p. Cy at the ye, Ltecotn Lastitute, on E stree Between ath and oth streets Bouth, Washington, Those whe wish to join the above association are re: spectfully invited fo attend. $u6 at ITZGERALD, Pri at? tem. iy THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS WILL BR closed to. BRP from MONDAY, August a he “ ie SPO FORD, Librarian 1 Jy) | (FL BUEN’s FoLan sopa, 631 15ta STBERT, Oppposite United States Treasury. KISSENGEN, VICHY, SELTZER, BABATOGA, BLUE LICK, ané BEDFORD MINERAL WATERS, | _myls- ON DRAUGHT 200 *XS roam ree br OuN W LUMSDON, 631 Louisiana avemic. aud-ct™ DEPeT For Wik OF ALL bid JOBN 5. ELVANS, a sian’ avenuc, 2137) wituamxeer, 21 37 Has removed his @ROC met from 1753 Pennaylea. nia ave. bots-con th and 2h ate » No. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. BETWEEN 218T AW 1¢ will be pleased to # Et old cilstomers and ni per i indebt-d to me will please cal! and set- ‘counts, om spetantle an Pant t nalite of AN nu (CUM meIL AND oat, OAK. ickony acd PINK’ fala at the lowest maret price MAYFIELD & HESTON, ‘adv a Akons an? eo6t M. WILLIAN, > 907 Pennsylvania Avenue, and re Cite Trevise, Pari. IMPORTER OF BEAU LACER of all kinds; TRIMMINGS, SILKS, SATA and VELVET: TS, HATS. FLOWEEFS an! RIRRUNS. READY MADE GABMENTS, of a" a P. CORSETS. HARK BRAIDS m: te t> his own order. BLACK DRESS SILKS, and all the noveli’as om Parts and Loss by Fire. INSURE AGAINST IT worn S. PRATT & SON, NO. 3, ¥. M. © A. BUILDING, Con. $tu a> BD Sts., AGENTS FOR THE {or NEW YorK. or HARTFORD. anger NITED STATES PATENT OFF WASHINGTON ‘On the petition of ISAAO M. York. N. ¥.. praying for the ex granted to him on the 4th day of ) an improvement in Bowing Machi * It is ordered that the testimony in the case be closed on the 4th day of October next. that the | time for Sling argumentaand tho Examiner's report Le limited to the Mth day of October next. and that ‘ald petition be heard on the 19th day 0: 2 Octo yer NeXt Any person may oppose this extension. LS. FISH an 9 tatw Oammtaioner ot NITED ig See Laat BO. as wi On the petition’ BMG EY | New York, N_¥., ae tor the oxtestion af ‘atenterani'd t) him on the 4. day of Novem » fof an improvemeat in Bailroad Car Pithnoré cred that the tostimon: in the case be closed on the ith day of October next: that ioe Gast Sling arguments and toe Examiner t be lim: fo the Mth day of October Wexty and that = petition be beard ou the 1%tb day ot October this extensi “by person may OPPRAMUEL 8. FISHER sud-ta st Commissioner et Patents. STATES PATENT OFFIC = C., August ith, 1870. t 2. 1870, MER. of bn the 23th day of Octeber, 18), for an improves ip Machinery for Folding Paper It is ordered that the testimony in the case be closed om the 201 day of November next: that the time for filing arguments and the Examiner's report be limited to the 2d day of December next, and that ae petition be heard ou the 7th day of December poge this extens “ain verson may op AMURLS. Fi FISHER, an?-tu3w missioner of Paten' re NOTICE. ire BLOOK just received. Gent" pe | BILK HATS remodeled to present Fall “ts to or ler at very moderate rates N.B.—SiLK HATS of best quality made at CUNNINGHAM SS Pre oh gneiss 923 7th st., between I x ané-Im ARE NOW 0 TERING | PRIME BAGAINS In8 10-4 biesebed and unblea-ied Sheet inga and <) rtings, aud a host of other Try Goods, panese Popline. pink. buff. bine and purple French Gelabrice, Bul Linen, Victoria Lawns, Pluss, en Ac.,at reduced prices. Coates’ Spool Cotton I2eents per ‘dozen. A beantifnl line of Prints have just been opened at ys beanie 2osF Sow is the time aus st and the place ODHEAD & CO.'S, treet, corner 18th street. r=: LANGRAN & OGILVIE, PRACTICAL ENGRAVERS, MAPS, CHARTS, PLABS, . CERTIFICATES OF ST Ks, BONDS, NOTES, DRAFTS, CHECKS, LABELS, CABDS, 909 axp 1230 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ané-tf KY GOODS SPECIALITIES. S4 BLACK HERNANI 91.25, €1.50 and LLAM A LACE | POIETS. DOMESTIC Ope-third less than the former price. dust Dealing to all, Only One Price, ROGAN & WYL Wowo Seveath rst Be Ww. C. REICHENBACH’S Piano No. 423 Lith Street, above Penna. Avenue, (Estanitsuep Over 20 Ye. the celebrated 08 | of Wa. Bnabe & Co, Baltimore, and Wm | McCammon, Albany: ‘iso, second hand Fi. AER | anos, Organs and Meigdeoue or ealecr rent Repair 7 Or, dating terms; Piano and Organ I ald respectful; and the citizens of W. —s se finding 1 their own materia! av have it Up at short netice ae on Whee & Wilson's Sew. svg Bisobine wan (ep eat | WANTS.‘ FOR SALE AND RENT. FOR SALE AND | RENT. PROFESSION AL. WASTER TA food GURL to © ok, wash, and Fe RENT—DWELUIN( HOUSE corer F sud F°: oR SALB Dis w (BISHOP LATE OF THRU = akM) i hate eo. Enanire Bi — oo mt Peaneyivanta avers penetfOh, , Good references’ re nized: & b atree.s, over Biiot's Drug Store, Lnunir ta voTs Lt. rigs — Goes an ear reais erenen gp. W4NTED—8y. vers Ip Iv to Reow that for: Fo EALE-LOTB No. 469 died cere Jy ES mes oe aa “ Will sel’ STAMPEL BANDS and SU) ninnd, Between 456 end uth street siiaee “Seanquare 108. D®.,2083, 8 5) Bebston. se Dat KON TOB6 pew atten uts per set. W <a ee: and - LOT 23 and Part of lo. ip 3 a +. EN YSHay and Oe vert ck haa | SUBR, Fo' RENT AND FIXTURES FOR ) BOOTTAGE HOU Saat cxren, soamte 32 | Stiocen @ ond fe sppeat 2h ae Was D—A WHITE GIRL, to do the h yase- SALE, of one of the best Eanes Be aquare 1.064. Apply to aN GILBERT, between Gand H, oppowite Grant street ae ir a femily of to. pefaons, APY cory reasons Rivet tir | “Sas eh seer G3 D atront N =. popasan. per With apd D ste. Capitol Hill, or at, Mr- bow: Lo ae Oe eer Re a ed J ATTORNEY ATiLaw Grocer; scarce Sth sirect nd Maryland avenue, FOR, EN Fehed HOUSE: S10, on itiing 933. oeylvania arenas, betwoem MR | OMe Tine Jue Capito! iat F° a mocsts she Sa gis | and Oth ste Ri “om ta . fire! by ms FELLIGEN ICE, E eral new Frames ig-t opioid ni ‘oF show rooms ae ee Gung cr le give = Sane hcccaae ca fri Bempeey 8 0 Toul. E>wasp it ote ws ag Pveliatie x - P wATTOBREY AN COUNSELLOR Inneed of ‘good oe rel —| ‘OR SA Apexcelient FARM of 31 acre Watters; See ahegld ot fall (© eall at he ab te rae pr, bine UNFURWISEED adjoining Silver Hill Post Omee. and within 3% copy eg ey agency. ot hon-ek: Board will be taken for rent. it de. | miles of the Nev» Yard Brides. Washinton City. D. a ee FireR to wie « (GENERAL INTELLIGENCE AND. EMPLOY: | sired ‘Rep, cm premises, 1313, olf ith 8 rooms, Kitchen ead cel- | of Claims. Officr. 434. opposite City Hall aM> T INSTITUTE. 415 12th street. the ides | 19 bet bs orees, coru-house, carriage | eutabilat, Sibi wines meat hotee ad ther our baildis sp. four thecity, where pood wad tre seauite cariomes aes cy-Srens. Caaveren of Bervaute, & furnisuct. Ale rooms, ball. bath room, pantry. and every. ¢ Hellen Bhasin open ot onions beniee: want of empioyment should call at the Mie” | Ronee’ ene Bes. “Apiiy at 1408 tach weal pieaty of wood and Aus water, Oweer wisest oa eS aes = ode Island avenue, before sell on rte woth this fall. Will be di- fre" 0 300, en tere wan ED—A WOMAN to Cook. Wash ani Ir {au9-3e"} to suit purchasers. Ay Good references required. Inquire at 617 e5 = cna CEN, wry 85208 street. below au h ch, containing stent Agent, nf — SSS ind Osta iene Rane No. 519 7th st., opposite Post vice, Wok Wy Anzee Between Hand 1. Catan deO-tha.tntt ton. D + BOORBINDER AND PAPER ROLaR Pennsyivania and ssier vas and water, bat ‘UK KENT—Several nest and comfortad: ith one t ST. GEORGE SALOON, OY WANTED. 909 eae n the age of 15 and 1S. wo youre GENTLEMEN Nan for aLifest Charles Dicken wre made. Inquire, after 3 p.m., al ANTED—A GIRL to small family of adults. Must cone weil ply at the Agency of the S ine. SE2 Sth treet near Penne ‘do plain pk nwa ‘i W. DREW: ‘ing Ee ‘Shnneyt Wwania —— ing. at ai two children. $6 per month. A 7 ANTED —HOUSES AND STORES TO Sunt WASTENTION PROPERTY OWNERS — ‘Act of Congress exempting from distraint for house rout househeld furniture and other vrop- J lheretofore the landlord s only security. for hotise rent) makes it imperative that owners should tike every precantion in renting their property , aud having suitable and properly drawn contracts and leanes to he prompt and regular payment of “i would seem t suggest alike the of at once having their Houses register laced under the con- trol ofan energetic rienced ageut to avoid the expense of advertising. the loss of rent by prop- erty ly ipg idle, and by bad teoant es ag well as much time and annoyance to tl The duty of an agent being to have @ new tenant secured to take poswasion as Boon as the ol retires. to see that There are no gas or water bi tirivg tenant for the ow erly signed contracts |i j which you cannot col Toinakd carfal and stated Inepections of the its abuse by destract- the rept promptly ‘turns of the sume. property. to prevent collect their houses dor unfur- od.) the collect: f rents. payment of taxes, w insurance. &e. which affords to the property =I can usually, a the ico, furnish a good tenant for apy kind - large or small, ae wcll ae stores. I have n the seve the necessary property (w iby oe owner) sleost only, is Tu thus brie 5) A beg leave to add that op oe mt ant long residence and v j43 TED—A tidy WHITE GIRU for gonoral ‘K: three in the family, 914 1th st., ott square: ‘aus-3t” V HITE BL WANTED—To do general honse- work and attend a child. Inquire corner of 4th street end Massachusetts avenue, over g grays WASTED. —Two or threes unfurnished com oat cating ROOMS; house mast have modern con- veniences, Keferenccs exchanz xd <8 JT re f LLIGENCE BUREAU, 415 “ eye ors Pennsylvania ayenue.—All want'of EMPLOY MENT. and alao. those ad of goad aad seliakie MELE. suck - ints: e-. should not fat practical stenographer—to moderate. Address RAGE WANTED er goods can find ROOM on ri 19 street. Furniture packed and re moved by experienced hands. Second hand Furat- ture bonght. Parties desiring to sel! thetr entire Homnehold Furniture wonld do well. before disposing, of the same, to call on WALTER B. in charge of Green & Williams’ Branch House, No. 319 7th street, between G and H streets north je V A ‘amilies breaking ap housekeeping w can dispose 0 RE withont the tr gusting, by saatessiag fi. aves. B.cor. Wth st, jy1s-im™ 'S WANTED-The NATIONAL CAPI- Goucie inst BANCK COMPANY. 1107 nnsylvania avenne. Hon. M. G. Emery President, will give BMPLC JYMENT as Special Agents and Solicitors to. Sigetoma ‘A ot mood sdidrese, tn Wash- 7 orgetown. y 6 office, Tr Oe Repub: and iron] ANTED-AIL | oe who se their sight to know ti ONE DOLLAR SPEC- TACLE’ in. agar is aocurately suited to the : Spo by H.B LER. the Optician, corner street and Pt rae avenue. for ther- Tiometers of all F jel ANTED—PARTIES HAVING HOUSEHOLD GOUDS to dispose of can save mone mi time by. Sige cv street neat dC Me Guire er” : itare'Daaler. NTED—COLTS REVOLVERS—All_ the Anes fizes,at HEMPLEB'S Optician Store, near Natlenal Hotel. LOST AND FOUND. he arg! Prema ies collar T2 nenet O8T—This morning, between & and ah atreet he | Market fan UNFIN HAIR three pieces. The Nader will conter ag it at F. STUTZ'S Grocery Stor corner Ith ‘and 1" ge NEWFOUNDLAND 106, black answering to the name of «Dan Vhouver will return itt Iie PRINCE, 1006 Penasylvania ave.— iti be sutisficd with the reward. th evening, & vay reet descript n “ ke. expense for Wek Keeping 8G OA RTNEY, Sup't. ~ BOARDING. OQOMS AND Board $4 first-class ho rable neig) rtorhood. I street, betwee ith streets, No 30. 1. < Ss GvOD. near Piney Point Pavilion. febies: and sail au5-3t™ ALT WATER BATHING —A few amelet ‘shall’s. od lent: Boats, furniahed siting on :. #1 w wee PY MRS ALL, Goo Proprietor. BOARD, WITB Ae geet § IRST-CLABSS ‘Rye FRONT BOOMS. tobe 01, ivania avenue ‘aod inh street 8 1901, cor. Penneylvanis, ree SOMETHING NEW. GLAD Tipinas, COOK STO Wu Reservotr, Closet and nd auciliary Aur Chamber. This Stov> is warranted, and as the front of the reservoir forms the back of the stove. the water pe ents oe Pee ly; 0d being ow ‘ra ie Wery convenient. autcaminelt. Fors GREGORY, 34 Pennsylvania avenue. A @oopDs. AIB PILLOWS, CUSHIONS, punpei CLOTH. Something cool forage ce 1 this warm eather, for children and Sere. 305 Sth street. THE NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER, ‘Weekly Conservative Organ, Est’d at Washington,15w); removed to New York,1370. Special Telerraphic News from the whole Country. The Great Newspaper for Household and Farm. @3 per year in advance. P.O. orders are safest. ALEX, DELMAR, Editor and Proprictor, iy_29-3my 563 Broadway, New York. W——~ 0 pment FARIS KID GLOVES. at @1 per » RELLEB'S, 71: TES W. iG SUITS, ee LEB’s, 7 pace. Beri, BALE 5 ae Re and wa A, feline vécy low, te SB. BABKER, 1106 i w.. Iwate avenne, Nth streets, south side and vewcpapors eurstaily attended tat” ‘ie EDUCATIONAL, FY te U FURNISHED KOOMS, centrally located, su le for Jemen * lod: containing 7 rooms, besides coal cellar. wate Stdsewer. To any one wanting a small though realy cimfortabls honse.a chance is Dow offered. as they will be cold low and on easy tnouire, either )WAKD INSTITI in person or by letter, T. SLAT CORD. N 9; Hw RD ISOPITUTE. Rane mere Peatoed and training rd. Fall Term begins Sptes annum, #15. Otten MATTHEWS. Am Me Mocerd coe lat SARITUTE, a j CLASSICAL BC Iso, | Will open MONDAY. Elementary Class, por qt | Lntermedinte Che ic Jundor : R Ademir Keutor Klcctive Class—Tuition according to the" P _ Bey street, or of Fo RENT—HOUSE roomie, Sreters iow axrnmiee’ welk fi from Departments FOR SALE—$200 cash and $2) a month will yarchasea neat HOUSE, new.) gs and water. ell within a walk from the Departments, If you want a bargain call and see me. 99-30" Fo Soci mb I1-t tia’ Kent low. Inanire at Sinromen FOE BENTOA fue COUNTHY sear, to full | Fe, RENT—Three vnturnished ROOMS, suit- view of the city, surrounded with trees, orch- able for hoa k ne in in perfect order, north- | 8Fd, grapes. &e z west corner of 1 en | apieer HALL Real Betate Br % YOR RENT— seven rooms | os -- e ‘and cellar, op Jersey Steams, oer eer ‘OR RENT—Willcox & Gibbe SEWING MA- York avenun: fent $23,in advance. Inguire at No. | gelrgay see mmblowe motecless, and lone liable te | PPSEDERICK FesiALE gem 7508 RENE oe a es __* Danaea ee Cuartenen i Sepeged on —On oth street, anew frame zi . between D an i °. LNG of 6 rooms, hall with frout and rear Will commence ite moxt ecketast futt i Professors ama Toarhers ) A Frevch lady ‘Terms very moderate atning terme. view Adicos REV oni nt $20 per month ‘im adrance. Inquire | PLUME, 122, F st., between = ote ONDA Y. Naptem resides tm the tamily. Bend for a Catalogne con af wutidings. names of alumni, THOD. M CANN. '& BUSINESS OHANCES. ONEY— it RENT—DWELLING HOUSE, = six NO LOAN Real Estate Security—no' Tooms end store: Fi and water, No. 319 1 fe. Most have abstract title. « yz to” et, between C and D streets, Island. Inquire ot Bo D. E. ») BAUER. N. 127 45, street, between Mary- DEMY. ret. and st" 7 PSIb.'N. ¥ [POR RENT Two goo three-story HOUSES, ea: ation and fair Ly my seven rooms, with pleaant front sand: ‘enc Is alone: 2d atrect east, néar the reat JORRNSONS Be or cular, street, near City uire fall > PP BaRrr, FEMA. i ABLES Syui t ALTINURE, PD. of eight rooms, with ear corner of © oH ith OK KENT—A HOUSE F water and g sk Pi half interest. A rare chance for an enterprising! man. Address J. A. es NDS. 1 u 8. W. For particulars Obsin House. Wash. Tine son ton ceed FOR SSE oer chewtnig eed Hom Ranier end Ornemes- dears old. warranted sound and gentle, Fee BENT—Three now FRAME HOUSES, Sve suitable for family nse or other busi no Rant 3] Als aire Sor boarding pupils fp English éepartment 5 '? ms 69 a me on Me hey ont av.. betwe a two reed Saeeiees i HAK- — oa. ate. good tenants the r ness in perfect order. Will sell cli: for cash contetning tnformation addres sold. cheapon monthly ‘pay Inquire for the | gene, leaving the city. Apply at 13 M1 ctreat the Brinch sir riya rate. abon WEMOMAS'A | feven ath we sth py iTeokWay BEY. J. &.LIPPINCOTT.Am aus _ om — = ee LE V! K FOK LE- Ontong time, our HOUSES on south Cc DW iis S « oe te rR, betwe Is 2 ts Also. two ie, Rear 2th street tain seven rooms ach. with every convenience. Inquire of W. W. METCALF. Real Estate Broker. Plant's Buil: cor. 1th at a New me ork ave. Fe SAI movthly will buy ous. Also, two large LOT Sactern part of the city, on one is sma'l house pay a bie $10 monthly. W. W. WETCALF, Real Estate Broker, ané it Plant's Building, cor. 1éth st.and N.Y. ave. t No. B31 Pennsylvania avenue, ects. 3 FAd6) STORE Fon KGa A stock of F ANCY COURS, Ata tioseny. TOYS, & . will be vend of oa accommetating 1 r year. Apply by TLBON vene . sake - pA 000% To Kom ge ow REAL etasE | “TUAN BO No. san 7th at. Waamngron Bk v. fou the house ct FANT. WASHINGTON cb ems has hoon SS Ronee ng who will com tinae st the old stand, 62 Ivania avenne Lee. foOR Hye A three st E Hous PoE Serr mecroers Spams Hoven “MESA FROM THE Pet neat Sie: “ae Fs eaaside and back alley. Inquire } Oe atier ig ne, olummes of the COLUMBLA tyne JOUBNAL for the yours 1513 ané PCE BENT "The “SEMINAY BUILDING” FANT, WASHINGTON « ©o. ire at the count rt ood preservat! i Corner of Gay and Washington, streets. George: | tour of THIS EvEninG ‘STA, where the volume | Sccersone Bee oe town. having changed Pands. the Bors will befor | may be examin ad No. 625 PB, ce, Bowne & Oo., Tent, with oF without furmitare, {com Sito 2 On 8 aan ap eciiee coon pcg worse — each. Families can be supp'ied with board in BBUU. ceive depo Stn Gnunay te — bnilding at their pleas The hones is cligibly | Pict ie tage oF email pratition vy = legal nter eat — situated on ithin two hundred yards | Apply ‘odas. McBuz Ny a ec om the Governmont and on all the railroad ‘appl = the 13-0" ee, ree point rr United S premises, or to _mis- Negotiate Ki Heal Estate Broker, Lsene Dep. 1 Congress st. Georgetown Also. bu & other Stocks, Bonds sion Tromrestic and “ty BE HIGHEST | ona ASH FAD, om Gants: | Kesenue stam Ti states: ae a ee acanne's BIS. Lge Tih erent betpeay Mf and A Any J. PERSONAL. N&tigk.—The JOHN H. BRENNKEMAN 1» ticed in yesterday's Star as arrested for an as sault is Nor a member of the eamily of FW. Bren merman, of Georgetown, at Foreign Exchange boucht and wold a Heights of Geor wh. bine rooms. large lot, gas tn the hones, water in the yard.” Price 930 pet Bout 0 PP DODGE & DARNEILLE, oa x HOUSE; w: K of the 3 13th street, between B and ©, south; walk to the Treasury and alk to the Agricultural Departurentsrent, @35 wet kK. Anquire at No. 403 7th street, near ‘Dy ry Fee. KENT—One three #1 ein every ros Pars mie oN igen ps ulbar's EVENING tr tron Bey and eel! at current ma:ket rates @ lth etree ese GOVERNMENT SECULITIBS, rth of yt Orne v And N Streets, No." Senet | anti GOLD AND SILVER. Orders for and BUNDS promptiy exe POR BENT ce EB. 1a31 ADAME TURN Ei: " Fo We bclwea hank Mc theese | ML DES FRIEND anc INTERNAL REVES te: niehea es SINE aa’ Gancaans Pannieeesersoes: | “an in GALES PHEEND snd DOCTOR. ast ago ee ay : Kater on premises, nod bath room. The house has | street, = the depot. — ~ ust been put in complete repair, painted and pa- . dthronghont. Has a large shade tree im yard. SAWYER. CLAIRV i go “Roptywl gO AU Wake SiS MSs NETIC AND HKALING WOOD AND COAL. pe BS Contd oth ete. pon al tn rion OSH. HOLLIDGE, ISAAC 5. i e FoR Sa ae EEroecio SWELtING, Faas > _SSAAC 8. NOLLADGE. 12 room ‘west, between G sts nortn, uM | vo” Tue, PUBLIC. — Whereas Au HEKINE woon AND eo. with many Buia, Lots ta Jease; right to bay: B LYNCH bas this day left my bet end board. this ; OAL. MILBULN, 419 G street. N- im™ | fs fo ere notion Ahat hereafter twill wot be respon thie day Le fot amy debts che may contract OM FRAME z miu rom 220 NOB. Georgeto P eet hg Bm DB 2w OUN = CB, Georgetown, D.C. ‘ORCES. 82. teh Strocte and thous Teland avenue and P treet Avsouse, Divorenelenstis obtained in B-York. Fithin ome square of the Lth-street cars, RAME « between 9 atid Ith Nstrnet pec tfull ron of six-rooms and fl be | indiana, Tilinois. and other States, tor perscus {rams x liberal terms :—Price, @2.225, = try. fegal everywhere; desertion, erally extended We promis $225 down and the remainder in monthly pay ments ness. bob support. ctc.. sufficirmt caase: mo | to iS preserve Ke part sud present good f S20: or, to & good party. nothing down and $0) ity no charge until divorce obtained, Advice repitati aud shall keep coustant! ‘ait ber month, adding one bundeel dollars to the price, Dy ong ey a Kindsand sizeof the ver? beat COAL and Wt ‘Nassau rae ‘New Also. SAWED and SPLIT. woop all kinds, = HUA WHITREY ac ot « amid ‘Attorney, No. u York cit; _jy 5 70" 7th street. Between @ and Lis = Sar: ot —— [ALL FARM FOR SALE OB EXCHANGE. AD or BOIVI TE CHIEF MIDWIFE asmachusett at-aine S™4rt FARM FOR SALE OB EXCHANGE. be Mareen baie i ag Ornae 355 tabon, Forty-two acres of | AND. seven miles from the ills for obstruct f the Méneos never woop anp COAL MERC: HaNT, city. on the Washin nd Maribero rond. will be he monthly period, Staret Wuhan sold cheap on long time, or exchanged for city lots. | Bomattes ‘ult and Tn. canee. Office 199 Dest. south, Wasnt: NGTON, D.C. ‘June 2, 3570. Fora cond dwelling as high as §2,00 cash differ ence will be paid srt ¥ HAS REMOVED JOSHUA WHITNEY & €0., Z 9 Tth street. eh strestanad ) Budding. ie of) ob BAve commenced to lay in my winter stock ot a RE—A «ma Office Hours: 52 to 4, and 6 to7 Goniatnta 403s acres. 1g miles west 3y12-im* mligring purcheses ao Serge ctect ant below eho wre eo, We Bees al Wen Se Pared to eupply my customers aud the trade at Sen test. cemtit mow, All mores: Fc to suit, Girsct from the vessols, erriving al SE a oo ate stamps. AdGrees Bre Brows Best quality of Bu Realarejuuive of JM SAUKAON cs the pt re Post Office. Also, Rooats for patients, wos) Sey of OAK, HICKORY, and PLN! ensy ty ———————— avenue. jyls-eolm™ STH PAYS, FATE PRICES Fy oer sissies COR BALE, ON LONG TIME—The whole of we URPERCLOTHES 8. Bo notes ar ioe LOAN OFFICES. 835 cash bal. |p F per — AROS WASHIN x aie | A CUTE AND CHBONIC DISEASR GF w private 35 nature speedily and radical Oe th and C etrexts, 933. hs pest bain pawn ory br Di i oo rs. VARY, formeriy Mrs. E. Burustine.) ‘OK RENT—A three-story BRIOK HOUSE. with | sorciai er dan for such j MONEY LOANED on » Gold and back building. wit recon’ No. 29% west (old No. practice i treating oe veards of fiiteen years lothing and 73) treets nort! within site FEMALE ‘COMPLAINTS immediate cared in all case ont fai coms: onth in advance. “Apply | 44 Tenth strect.atore Pena. avenue. hit’ foo avenh at ref APIES SUFFERT G eHoM TRE ULARI are or an » the: ar saat ia mig es be: | srould confide in Du LRON, the oaly sciakie ni tween Arlington and 6 pply ‘oldest established physician for such speciality inthe 1 ‘otreety Georgetown, OF soi ane | cldeet erablisheg payetcian for uch aprelality inthe farm Sy 720 the utmost con: eae fidence. He inell cases. 24 Tenth etreet,'s = sylvapiaavenuc. fe D¢. MOTT 'S FRENCH vow DEES, € ecotar| CURE tor. aero Debitis = r ase, Byphille, cay Bint age ae Fo BEST—A throe- poo-story BE! ya HOUEE, — ern improvements—| = streets, near —S nr eras a rt Byentice merits. cor wt a yl K OR EXCHANGE FO! ort PROPERTY OA nice GARDEN FA of fifty t speedily cw Be Coparia and Mer Discarded, Scamcye Merylane: Boe maiben freer’ eh oe DC. JOH cover. with fine corner. F and sth Soa good building. ani LEY, 121 Paveves Price 93 yer tes aye ay _———— 718 18th street, between = a ee vat | JO RESH GooDs xo Ro MACKEREL, handeome (0B BALE-A thre oceans casts Bove Buildioge Barect, between 1 Lith and ‘west, near hb Kitchen.” Will sell cheap. Ke Meike Mo. August 2.197. E. W. DOWNMAN, _jem-tt No. 2 Intelligencer Building. Samened ad I be rent under- wntil 1 olen s m., SE! BEE ixr, ). tor supply: ~ ‘RESH ee troo this Post, Btn cae be hang Py good marketable ‘The ee nd having been appointed sole Agents tor the och siensias cen BED, , which bas been admitted by all to be the conreeent Cae on part of's larg large, cool, Raye Georgetown, Dd. o 0 ‘Dice _ three-story all qualiyin of fore and aaar 9 rooms with gas and water; bay * i tallow to be exchud- also, azare, as on New Jersey avenue, be- Coe to SEK pore of cost in tween . For terms may be trom time Mined a ©. JonNsON, days a8the Gorumauding Office? shail jena-tt 718 13th strect, between @ and H. 1 ‘OR HENT—The Hig oy ey pa ty izth and 18th sts, breast trimment the parlor ie very Fe house con from three to four inches above the kuee joint asd aaa Coane ater throuhout inches above the CARRIAGFS BEPA): H*** ALBERS, 1016 Lith street, between K and L, So cee ea aa ing ribs, or ribs roa LADIES’ ICE OREAM SALOON AND CONPRC- | less time as the Comminaty General thall jie TUNE commencing om the Ist day of October, Ib. aud sab eDrmugatetegy ie cam and Water Ton Hee Boner eee ie sibs, Commanding General ot olecale prices. ‘Try it. "18 SN NS visti in care of taili deficiency, CONTRACTORSANDBRIDGEBUILDuxS | UADtity of the Frosh Boot etl sia tS be dete ted te be dativ Tam now furnish PILES, : Ptr tee TIMBER of sree th ecription, at the shortest ico, cheap cub — il at Brows a RS Dollars,” sigurd ales by two ible sureties, whee nance mast DS ot 1-28 mon the Mel , Md