Evening Star Newspaper, September 2, 1870, Page 2

G STAR. Largest Cirenlation in the Di Distriet WASHINGTON OITY: FEIpayY.. a? 2 Es7o. The Situation. cor dispatches fom Europe to day are, as L 1. sa ictory in their character as to e " Die to form a cl >a « a tafis of the last thee days’ figh*in,. confusion arises, perbape, more from the fact that the different accounts, coming widely from sepa relate te sources, to - whieh now extends over a broad surface ountry, then from any actual contrastiction; at the result is the same upon the mind of the eral reader. The farther he reads the great- anger of bewilderment. ¥ certain, however, that although ‘efeat was not as decisive as at first m spite of German reverses at given points, the weight of success was with e Prussians up to last night. This much must be inferred by the dispassionate reader, even from the Freneh version which reaches us from Faris to-day, carefully worded and non-com- mittalasitis. It seems to be certain, also, that the stery of the capture and disarmment of 10.060 French troops in Belgium, which at first seemed apocryphal, is true. At least, it is con- firmed by to dayy dispatches. We Lave also accounts of severe fighting to- day between the Prussian forces and Mc- ons army along the line of the Meuse ™ Sedan, but up to the hour of going to press we are without any indications as to the result, or even the prospect of success entertained by either side. Farther details and news of the result will be waited for with painful interest. seee- - Maine Politics. ‘The political canvas in Maine is now pro; img very quietiy. As yet there has been almost ne political speaking excepting at the conven- thous on either side, and very little there. The democrats have placed a soldier at the head of their ticket, and rest pon that. Every effort will be made to bring out the republican voters, and there can be no doubt of their majority being materially increased above that of inst x with every probability of a majority above the average. ‘There will be only one change in the delega- in the House—that substituting William P Hb for S. P. Morrill,.the present Represen- tatiy Frye isa young man of deciied ability, will ade materially to the strength of the Ma legation—always a strong one in Con- atess. He has served as State Attorney fur some years, making « very brilliant record. ‘The prineipal interest in the canvass is cen- tered upon the contest for U. S. Senator. Wash- borne, whose chances at one time were counted upon as good, is now p-actically out of the fel Lhe friends of both Chamberlin (the present Governor) and Lot M. Morr'll (the pres- pt incumbent) are using every means to secure semination Ot Senators and Kepresentatives islature whoare committed to vote for their favorites. In some of the counties the ‘an conventions have “instructed” their Senators; in others they are publicly committed, 1 im others they are “understood” to be able to a certain candidate. At the pres ime the result foots up as follows Morriit—Androscoggin, Franklin, Han- hennebee, Lincoln, Oxford, Somerset, ington and York. i-rlin—Cumberland, Penobscot, is and Sagadahoc. Two counties— Aroostook and Knox—anknewn. Very little is now known of the status of Re- publican nominations of representatives, but it is reasonable to suppose that they will bear about the same proportion as the senators. ‘This would indicate the election of Morrill with- vnlty but for the general belies we find e ng aimeng Maine mem that the Democrats » the Legislature will snpport Chamberlin sol- idly. ‘This is weapon, however, that will cut both ways, and the fact of his being supported by the Demoerats will probably cause many Re- peblicars to drop him. We take ft that the «Lances are yet considerably in Morril!’s favor. see: orrew is expressed by our southwestern mporarics over the result of a duel which the bg at various points of the line of | ‘The New York newsy apers of yesterday hive elaborate articles in regard to the last defeat of the French army. The Tribune says: “The victory is not by any moans d-cisive’of the campaign against Maton, ‘The K ing in- timates as much in his despatch by the an- nouncement that he is pushing on his parsuit, ‘That another and far more serious battle must shortly ensne before the power of McMahon i+ brok s certain. Its result we do not for incapable of sustaining a tight with the Crowa Prince and y under the Prince Royal of He may be able to retreat, and by nga Fabian policy may greatly retari dvance of the Prusstans, and thas prolong war; but ina pitched battle he cannot but go down before the superior numbers and train- ing of the Germags. Whether McMahon will now wi-ely abandon his effort to aid Bazaine, and attempt te save himself by a rapid retreat toward the north, remains to be seen. Whether he can do so is also for the present extremely | doubtful, since to effect a retreat to the north- | west_the only ronte open to him, unless he | passes over into Belgtum—he must eross the iuese at Mezieres. And the passage of such a m in the face of an enemy as daring as the ars ts no easy task, as Bazaine could tell | McMahon it their communication were indeed Open, as the Paris papers say.” The times says: “Thus the campaign goes on without a si portant victory for France. What rem: vow for ihe French Generals? An invincible line is drawn around Bazaine. It is now per- fectly impossible for McMahon to effect that ‘junction’ ef which we have heard so he last fortnight. Heroism cannot re- moze mountains, and | MeMahon has already done his best to break threage the German hosts which stood in his path to Bazaine, | and he hasfailed. We may be very sure that the most brilliant courage was not wanting on the art of the French troops. Everywhere they ave fought with « daring and an obstinacy which bas called forth the inyoluntary applause oftheir foes. In the German official account of the battle of Woerth it is said that the French fought with ‘consummate bravery.’ History will bear that tribute to them, while recording the series of unexampled reverses which have followed their standards. And now the end of these great armies cannot be far off. McMahon may fight again, but with a constantly dimin- ishing force can he hope for better success ? Bazaime is at the mercy of the armies which surround him. french papers may talk about putting new armics in the feldebat in the Meanwhile France is overrun by the invaders. The crisis of her fate isat hand. All that she can bope for now is @ peace without utter bumiliation.”” ‘The Herald says: “The Prussians, with their marvellons endur- ance and steady resolution, will press the pure suit so closely that McBahon must surrender. It is the history of Appomattox repeating itself It is the disordered and hopeless flight of Lee army re-enagted on French soil. questions ©f Napolcon’s escape or capture, of the fatare of Pronee, of the establishment of a republic oF of the restoration of the Bourbons, are ali on the very yerg! settlement. The grand armies that went forth co vauntingly to shape the Ger- man Confederation in accordance with the Na- Meapinee idea of what the map of Europe should are completely scattered, and Naj m him- | self is probably fleeing through Belgium. ‘We may. therefore, predict the immediate close of the short but bloody war that has enchained the attentign of Christendom for the last six weeks—a war that has, in point’ 6f grand stra- rapid movement, and decisive fighting, exceeded the mest brilliant campaign of the First Napoleon.”* The Staats Zritung says “ It is impossible that Paris can stand along siege: but, it iaken, she must pay to the last cent for the damage done to the ex Fermans. The King of Prossia has promised it, and he is asp his word. But what an unt of debi France has already ineurred. Aside from the cessation of Loraine and Alsatia, an indem- nity in cash will be asked, and many years will nce will recover from the blows of The Democrat say 8: “All MeMahon can do is to cross the Belgian frontier and take along the Emperor without an army, and his heir. They would then enter Brussels in optima form: ven if has a ‘well organized army of 140,000 or 2 ” which is improbable, it will be impossible to resist the ten German armies, who, flashed With victory and led by the best leaders, pash him to the Belgian line.” The New Yorker Journal says: « After this last bad defeat, McMahon will, no doubt, try a retreat, and if this is endangered, escape into Relginm territory. In this case his army. will be lost to France, for they would be disarmed and kept prisoners until the close of the war, but they would be saved from death or inglorious exptivity. Louis Napoleon and the nee are in Mezieres watching, and they will at case take the first train for Brussels. er Engenie must try and =hift for herself. T McMahon's army is once defeated. noth- ing can stop the German a/lvance, and it re- Bisite only # question of time when the trecmaye will enter Paris, Vigorons defense of the capital cannot be thought of. &7 The ex- National Convention of the Say: Wing of the Fenians began its annual session in New York city yesterday, with a large atten- dance. Savage's report of the transactions of last year and the present condition of the ordar ently teok place near Memphis, wherein a r. Hamlin fell at the first tire from a pistol in ds of his antagonist and challenger, one eman Of course, we share in this feeling to the resalt of ali duels, as a general propo- on, bat we doubt whether society lost much in this partienlar instance, or whether it would have lost much if both the principals and their seconds bad fallen. in acknowledging the receipt of the challenge, which was a singularly coarse and brutal piece of writing, by the way, the murdered man said: “IT am unconscious of having done you any wrong or of having given you any cause fur this ‘most extraordinary communieation;” bat then, snstead of concluding the correspondence by avirg it he could therefore have nothing ‘arther te do with any one who spught a cause- jess quarrel, he weakly added, “ but the pe- cemptory terms of your note debar me from any other reply than the acceptance of the meeting you desire.” We repeat, that society loses very little in the feath of ® person who bas got sufficient morat courage to treat with the contempt they deserve the Dloedthirsty efforts of a Diackguard and bully. Nevertheless, we hope the murderer Freeman will be speedily and etfectually hanged. There hould be no leniency for him. oan ‘The New York Tribuae intimates that the cable dispatches, published by the Courier dz Fiovs Unis as coming from M. Gaillardet, (and whick have been so extensively copied,) are not written by that gentleman, andare not rece.y:d cover the cable. It seems to us, however, that mostof them show internal evidence of genaino- hess. It is probable that the skeleton dispatches may be amplitied a good deal in the New York «fice; but this has been charged also against the Tribune war telegrams—that is, that they are “embroiderca” a good deal at the Tribune office. We have no idea that this is true, theagh there ts an amount of surplusage occasionaly in the Tribune dispatches that one would think even that enterprising paper would scarcely be willing te ‘pay cable prices for. aires The New York Standard has an article on the ignoranceof Napoleon. He called the advance the rear of the army. He finds his discipline in sbreds and tatters. He finds an incompetent commiwariat. He fights his French while they arestarving. He does not knowof a Prussian within s hundred miles, when suddenly he is crushed by overpowering numbers. The can of the army proves to be the sans culotte, and the Whole campaign is reversed—retreat inevitable, disgrace stamped upon his brow, and himself trembling for bis own fate. Caan ‘The New York Sux says the arrest and proba- Die execution of the elegant and beautiful Madame Pourtales, and of other fashionable ladies attached to the Imperial Court {1 Paris, “ho sre accused of being Prussian spies, are creating 5 peintal sensation in the American cirel ‘aris and Newport, espectally as the French press animadverts Severely upon Eugenie’s predilection for American beauties and flerce Spanish and sentimental German women. ee ‘Tue Wree_y Stam for this week contains interesting particalars of the War in Europe, with details of the Great Battles since Tuesday last, the Styles fer September, from our tashion respondent; Watering Place Correspond- po + to gains oy entitled “The Dean's Watch,” from French of Erekmann Cha- trian; Political news from all quarters; Wash- News and Gossip, Editorials on current ry akeers orth teles; valuable House- pts; Mor ommercial ne} ate Telegrams, &c. — Terms: One dollar and a half per annum, in advance; i copies five cents, neatly envel- oped for mailin "7In Lovisvilie the school commissioners bave decided to employ no teachers under twenty-five years of age. was unaimously accepted. “SPECIAL BELIGIOU s SRRVIOES ie; In the roogs os the YOUNG MEN'S CBRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, Corner Binth aod D streets. SABBATH EVENING, at 5 P.M. GOOD SINGING SHORT ADDEESSES All are invited, APHVORD, ASSISTA STANT SURGEON 314 HUSPITAL FOR WOMES Wey tithe OF ICE to 1330 New York >THE ATTENTION OF PARENTS, foach- end Dealers is invited tomy new 4 fh street, between K and EL streets, seven old stand. rel have opened ao = Behe ol Books Pjation- st complete assorunent in tle am selling ut the lowest. prices, RICHARD ROBERTS ee neat TAKE NOTICE! i SALE OF TICKETS for PEW or SING RATS In the Hight direct Broad so will come mence NEXE SUNDAY. the ath 1" ‘owe from ett oy aptti tae Holt hy order of the Bo. 1 of Man et D. SOHLELMEB, Rec. Bec. 1 0. @, Lf age) yeti and members of the UBD FELL ote Sit meet for Nehourtel atthe Hallow "SATURDAY EVENING uext 206 oieloch, antl 3t RB NIXON, Sore, \OOL BOA 11.) Dis ae. sit, 17, f the seve Giatricts are "requested to mest at the ‘usual ‘respective 8a ae a nt purpose of oh receiving abrasions fr opening thet thete Sid ferns By order of the Board _ 8015-20.24,27 31.0082 Sg PASEOE:,. CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WATRK._ tic 0OMS FAR 5 ‘be money, though half the ie may be need. Such entire contidence hy fe th article that we will gratai SrA Paget SF a a A ‘ropristor. 2 USUAL DISCOUNT TO THE TRADE. = Wa bid pases 6) 1, ¥P. ARTECR aetane Dear since 1 Sought a bottle of Crystal Discovery on Your Swn recommendation, and ster a thorough tri giad to say it has accompli even more than you rbd It is as clear easy ication as water Fercmbling n me of the dirty preparations in tee. My hair. which was quit e has ass ite uatural color alters lew appl *, and 1 cheertuliy reesmemend ite use to all Decline any: thine ot the kind, as Slee the cheapest article over vi “ SRMESWALL, sth and B streots ROOMS | oe tes, sia ng or LR nUSTaRS ae3 i J Sirect. bet it as c flices for the transact NW. "Streets, roa D.C. mas 9, 15%0. Utpeoie tbr iness by tre i. Fic istrict, Franklin sf t secoad. droit echent a ‘ween 6th and ’ WwW wilach school b ange : iad Saar tece wit seats ste attendance at ties 7 ‘every moruing frome Augue 9 okey oy tothe rckooiee ne Beeretary be inmipenst te pab- fish the above inthe elty papers, st Sop lite M4?°F hee, Ai ap eed THE CITY OF Pe OF WAR IN EUBOPE. MAP OF THE BEAT OF THE TWO FOR 50 CENTS. TRADE SUPPLIED. LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO AGENTS. FRENCH, LANGRAN & OGILVIE, BOOKSELLERS A) ND ENGRAVERS, oat 2 979 PENNA AVENUE WANTS. FOR SALE AND RENT. <8 CHAN V gixeres WwW Office Wess << J ANTED—Fonr eno M. HAYWOOD © GQ. 317 9th « ANTED-LATIN TEACHER, by & Clik. Address. C. Creag. Cy Fos Post a0 arorxt a Me ed bor saad aes vai No. Vw Le sty Gan STANTED-iae iMelv, at W402 Hoh a trot elas COUR tenksred ) None ofter nied =pply. Corroxation | DEGRDS WANTED. = Pale °S, 302 9h atreot. _ee2 lw next to Pennsylvania avenn +. WASTED “ sh and iron bi mmendations required. A) tween 2d and Sd street’. WaAnxtev-x SITUATION. hy a yonue German sirl. to nurap or do honsewark. Ex cellent rstereuce given. sivees TD) Bost OF x yANTED—Two firt clay BELL, Mit ether reot apply. Apply O14 bth stivets oppreite Patent mice Good ing a1 heusework in a small family. Agely at 37 Sst strees, Georretown, ith aor G@4RPrE Ts. We respectfully call attention to our NEW STOCK OF CARPETING, OIL CLOTH, ATTING, BUGS. MATS, TAIN AND FURNITURE MATERIALS, & , dust received. embracing many new and orizinal de tural their dwel 87 NEW SUPPLIES as WE BUY AND 8K) SIVELY, and are t trons to the best possible a ot UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT 5 competent workmen. and orders lot manag well rortey the inspection ef those about 10 BECEIVED DAILY. LL FORCASH EXCLU enabled to serve our ps Mivantage. wih us will be promptly and faithtally executed. WM. S. MITCHELL @ Co. WM. «. MiTenELE,? SAMUEL & ‘ H. G. FANT. FANT, ¥ ASHI Stice aN K soo Renenasorte Dae No Recrive @ its dl gat fateaarents antl Negotiate rai Ragew. t price for cil atic and fore he principal cities in eexpeciaily invite a men. withont charge mand. Corner 9h st. and Pi and sell _government securi bonds and gold on commissi. crip. excnange bought and sold on ht draft We insne «dep: Hipuiating the rate of interest. and ayable gn a “ Perry Bailding.” avanne se2 Jn L. WASHINGTON. INGTON & CO, at Bast &'Oo., > PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, money to depositors at ions on all points in the United Statos ad, municipal loans, and mort ant other Pay th his country and Enrops. ante of merchants and arnished deporit, ore rtifi ait. DRY « GOODS, HADE: DRESS, or powEstie GOODS. ML TON FI, ARNE! ‘oops. ALL THE CHOICE STYLES AND FABRICS. USLINS. PRINTS, SS SHEETINGS, CRINGS, &e., aT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PBIUES. One price ouly sel s'™ ERLAN| ps WYLIE, BOGAN @ 1018 and 1020 Seventh street N. W. SUPERIOR SHIRTS CAN BE HAD ONLY AT HIS SHIRT FACTORY, 940 F STREET, jt" FOL youu MBIA OOL $15 A HALF DOZEN. WASHINGTON, D ¢ Ihe session of the Preparatsey Department opens September ith Uf the Medical Departme September 2ith nt, October Ist gt the Theological Department, October 5th, aw Department, alogues af ¥. Sept ams’ Express Office. Georgetown, D. Young um Oct. ber 12th. daties of hia Sth, over Ad ro hiy instracted in Englich amd pepenical Sy aetes ot Hatermeuce Sn evening sens sary for commercial pursni 100m . CLECTIO INSTITUT An Engteh Mathema ya nal Session, wil fare firm name will September 1, in. devoted toall branches neces. ‘its. Inquire at the aos tical and Classical School corner 9h apd L 1} commence SELECT SCHOOL FOr | irri LIZA SPEIDE moves well in paddle The cener h ill be sold at WALL'S Bazaar on SAEL DAY, September Sd. ut 10 Feta MAGE: PEF RCT ¥ GENTLE: eee and und no farther use ‘clock precisely. itt IS8 L. b. OSBO SEML tai M D0. mt Y¥ ts Branches, Bremat NE YUUNG LADIES 10th street, hoboee a i n. tities « a her dencs, 107 D metrustions in the Secman ane bats e230" NITED STATES PATENT OFFICK, WasiiNoTox, ae D.C. 9 MOBERT BRYSON, clo he ying for t extension of a pat- eet orasiya tbe on tee oth day of Dee™mbe for en improvement in Machines for Husking Corn It is ordered that the closed on she sth day of Be 1 that said petition emi er next. ny person may Oppose we2tst timony in the see be jovember that ‘the Examiner’ ‘a report arguments and ed to the poy of November next, and be heard on the 234 day of No SAMUELS Firm, u pRieD y ee On the New Yor! peilon oi nd reiesued on the 3th pvemes oni iogrovement In Wag saiemney closed on the 17th yok January time fer fil be limited to the =. petition ok “Toy person may ae nu2-fst Drranrwrss & Was ate rhe Sateee ie for the extension "of a granted to Bas the, 17th da sf, Fevrunry . 57. day of yo oe for an neyo iit abe next. t ‘aie Int day of Si his extension. UEL 8. vt a ———————— os sane OF AckiCtLTrRE, tural 15tones delivered % ‘at the Green-honses of the De- Sab; to the usual condit comtracts, inclading t Te * =| Sens ai ts nore a ¢ of Cotambms Pt ras eoqe end Righy mast Borge: Huperintendent of As new ®t Yous Augueeas With s complete FR I HAVE BETUBNED W YORK meortmont of NEW SHAPE BATS for the Fall, OHOICE “FEATHERS,” and renciea of PROSBNS & RIGBY. pire | Pas Life OM FRENCH FLOWEES. Mrs. A. G. Caster, As GRAPE Beceiving daily. from the celebrated KENDALL GSEEN VINEYARD, all the different varieties of GRA axe purchasing from 88 frm PES. fresh every day, and nd freah every dag. and per- For ale, wiles and retail by auSl-eotw eat 61 iG & MIDDLETON, 4 Pennsylvania avenue. *TASLE ENIVES AND Tag ter wt “ea Baia to Sl.at ‘mal rom swith 7 or = Rent not ex ” Box 68, Post v TANT “A ee | stile HOS Sains €” mouth. a Ft ANTEL—A MARRIPD COUPLI aaa or color preferred.) o work on a fara, one ire from the city. Aleo.a BUY, 16 ie years ot oid. vert o we bl 1 cals? ‘0 mt Cuauns srEWant, ASTED TO SELL On =e ane = mae city on old Bladensburg toads Price Sm pet come, ono Write where 1 may call snd take "EEe ARLES’ eer" are D. 8. Stewart NTED— wa ANDIRONER. Ww’ TED—A COUK, WASHER 2 eae Ape mo Butcher, Centre Mark: ED—By @ respectable competent gir ae ATION to devchiaea \berwork and wait on UT8e, Bip onlection to a boarding house. bond references. Address N. P.. Star _ sel 2t" W4RED Bren Lado know thi DRESSES and CHSLDREN’S C! made and PLAIN SEWING dome very reasonable at $29 7th street, between Gand I streets, ausi-st” Wsan rap ie choice location, a handsomely FURNISHED HOUSE, which’ m eo plete by il its agpointments. Vicinity Puctop, or K street- near 13th, preferred. Possession can hare THING EhoCNovember. Address J-8'N.,care of Philp & Kolomons, Pennsylvania avenue WANTED A GURL to to genoral ae froning. Apply at 911 New York avenue. Cc IT) th ‘FNS AND VisiTORS CALU A >i Spire. 2HIRTS for one dollar cach at ‘3 ice Sales Boom, 1006 = Wink te FIRST eK, Ay MM PRICE' Millinery and) Feuer oat. 79S Tih atreer, bereee ea BL hi a0) Gt" white v woman COOK fod TABLET WAITER. “Bost TABLE on — EMPIRE HOUSE. ow that thes mow that the heir FURNITU: URE without the of pone 4 gree eons! H ae Se and ND. within three miles Apply taal Pennsylvania ave- and 496 street ot" ‘ANTED—Persons breaking w) We tom the ity Re can dixpose of treuble or ex) LEVY 6 ANTED—To rent a FEW ACRES ©) of Center Market — et RENT=¥1 TWO COUNTERS. wn SARY BUILDING.” rob Gat 4 viNG ‘street: CARE StVARMAM Shaw ’: Fr AGE ao 16 F street, betes, oR agi ee H st N w, fia eacene wit ven ™ ges Fivwees & RO? puotner be muplied with board in the r= Sag Pea S at their pleasure.” The house is cligibiy SAL Ngee BULL . ‘on high groun4. within band: re nate QR, Tze STRERT — the cars. For fo ck. Apely at Br CORCO AeA hes pate . Wshree to . HANS Wk near the Toll-gate, Het, = 23 oar mebeAn *S Ulgar Store” Pl auStf Mo, 51 Congressst.. Georesicw Fon 1 WrOk Bi ‘Beat, NEW HOUSE, fourro CORBA z BRICK D pyEtu NG, 8 now fox oa en iets AME: Gomer st ey comes Seri Colweea. F . Apts ot wie oe Sha Luaberton st mgOW ALE 3c baie ® *| MiiBComats o Sparen ty cons Byline new and at EOUSE FOR RENT—Sevon rooms; Ft! OR SAL¥E,ON LONG TL Apply to Ye B* spe ty de Island avenue pee oe Epauere sept 8 SOP Cai “et Cor sth avd Ksis.. NW. BEEN, corncr of 1th and Samoa | and hth streets cost and B sale SEVERAL QUAR- NK. suitable for md OF paving ply to B. LY¢ ome, | 33. Water street, Gee eetown (OR Sal R—An old oat Lsbed [STAURANT, on the corner of 7 eosom for sclling grang into otner busine Apply on the prem: - ance in monthiy ‘menth. ements of frees 6 to 208. F. KB ake ‘atreet TuBEE OB FOUR ROOMS, Fi RNISHED c mplete tor hou ekeeping, gord neigh water in yrrd; cellar, wood house; vere d and a cheap tos good tenant. Taeuirs ot: Room] Pi teense OR RENT—HOUSE 1006 M strost, Det th and Ith: ten rooms, pearly new, eomp!c! sepair,overy ecnvenlence. "Ale, aeall BRIGE 7 To ms.on J0th street. near L. Inquire at GIBBS: i ie uire it, No. 902 Sth i ‘OR REAT—A asian bie iat icc ply next door, # Go berween ui ‘ir Store, Pennsylvania avenue, near 18th str (OK SALE OR 1 ees Tenson for sellin up etal ” 802-002 FSi aA F xe . = THOMAS EO wae {GAMAN ndia three-story BRIOK | County. 9% miles from Washington, ina | °°!" 519 7th street, opponite the Post (Mion FoR dee rit tee garden and near two hun. | County, Maryland. 9s vation, wih fine erchart, water — JOHNSON, OF northwest yemo-ef Som of 1 Perr ow red ruit Trees of different kinds ront. stable and carriage house, a.d other conre- Corner of llth street Gast and D street Rent moderate. Inquire of Mrs VAN + 32th street east, between D aud A 220" Fer SALE—Tw Ree fis (CK HOUSES: ok as Te caPitaLisys flour garden in I e7 A bToRerty to the value sprout Bee thee: 0 beset i proved and beat wm ington. Will be sold tor halt rusk hair en cel if desired; g aif in unimproved rity property the vicinity of this city three-story OK ‘J rome with gas and water: on New Jeresy « avenue, be. na w farm lands in Fis aa HOUSE containgit foguire of pay ene eitnat BOW. DOWNMA pee eee tween F and G. ic > JOHNSON 14" Intelligencer Ruilding. be Teh ena F Fak W. Se _jem-tf 718 15th strest, between G and fi. PIXTORES OF ah, Wee AND a < ~ ~The andersicned ny bebongh fat abarga‘n. OB SALE—A u (BRICK, on loth strost Prove with PTORES and nour af A Purauey, No. 405 H street. b west, pear corner C north; ine roome—water Ie rind on. which te ean oa ee? ." Will sell cheap. OR aie BRICK HOUSE of eleven rooms water; centrally located se) 3t oat & Russ, 3. May Bailding. FOSS D AND 1 Fu st CLASS E BOABD can be Mra HOS had BENSON SB, No 1310 S street, Sosite ee OB RENT—The UPPER FLOORS of the of the new Pennsylvania avenue, and With sts, ‘Rooms tare and aula er BEMPSEY foes EO Tosie,) BRT Pas iringe in wart rHITNEY & OO Je _ 739 ithetrect between G and if Square. OR RENT—A seven-room FRauE ae OR and o" SENG s HbR We Wo Stsr tage at Her Taes oe | Ru heemuann Botaescernareet. coe Deeae ge ante ate ora = as = To pF fet very cheap’ Keni | "™°O™ : NDSOMELY FURNISHED Rooms FoR monthly, ‘Appiy at The )R SALE—The CHAINS jaunty nthe orchaatea HA BENT—At 1417 G sire inlpat bet Mth aad | SS i RENT” * eounTEY 7 ea | the National T ssl in Lote to it Dr —A fine roe “anf theres hiner of mec EY ‘ os, he trode, oreb- OR SALE—FINE 4 aoe a SS. oz re 5 8, “ pont a ot . - F8, BENT—A BRICK HOU == rooms.» | “rd er LL & ROBE, Real | Real ate Brokers, k ral pairs; ales ingle cmiteatemoen ine in they i Apel te Bre Wa P'MoaCN. No, | splot Batreate. | onthe cornet uf 6ih and U sirens tn sour of 417 ietstreei, between Dand Be get a SALE — amanes —— J.B. RUSSELL For weston Me TOCSE. Be. 2043 teh Pe F LAND in Macon ONEY TO LOAN Un improved or untnproved " roperty. : There Siesta, tere < 7ARmS W. Bachan ges in, Gherokee scouts weal Wsrkie Pare wor ope we . Reb cont TARE & OF JOUSE FOR SALF—A new threes story pressed moe omg mg faa Soe . aad BK. corner nt ¥ i let pigenp iol roe vie ag — vies | = sang a eruotle aunt {Bepab.| situated on ee Fran ware, corm net For particulars inquire ‘at the Ear pad fn ry iviriame _Fatera Bos nant tan tae THE Pas 7 OR TENT—A two-story FRAME BOGE es ee ERE w aE sey ata. | FREEMAN'S J aL pat years isis ining seven rooms. wats 5.0 ilcox & Gibbs ma | i beawein Bee York atacand (gt "Eiat'vrry tow | FGBiRE ge ctalet. castes andleeicte | 1, 1 raed EVERING Sail, where the feten New York a ewe and fat ct “ae pi payne Dard an Hoo Bare i OE eS 000 SECOND HAND ae FUBSISHED AND UNFURNISHED ROO BEEK tm large of wml! juan cine S00 lth street. corner H, northwest. Person: OR BENT—Siz finc OFFICE BOOMS in the HAs. A who desire choice rooma ina’ good location can be ‘Bkepherd Building, 908 Penne. avenue, svuth ‘Beat sccommodated on reasonable terme. Roomsstngic or eee mis-tf e. at" — = Y FURNISHED F 7 RAAPRNI BE HIGHEST CASH PaiD FoR « WO HANDSOMELY F SHE! mt «ot Jot bean wet, | T wide STE tape at BOARDING. Tekaten diotntog. Bert pene Soll Pike; Shee peeion } MySede 5 =a sai = ed | CENSIS, 1224 7th street. between M and N sonable. Es attention paid to swale 50x OARDING —A fine residence, recently og: cmb Sours to order throngh mail prompily attended to. de8 iy Betrect, between sth aud i< Faction. as a, Geet close BOARDING HOU: sk - {UR SALE—four whole Squares » ina improved. SuvaBEe well located I ond No. 240,311, 539, and ~ PERSONAL. ERS HOTEL — Fartics wishin el. and pleasant BOUM$ nad apply at this house, LEST CLASS, BOARD, WITH FLEASABI ERONT BOOMB, to be had on reasonable ST. ae ae The H. N. GILBERT, Agent be bene! uereby fel-cotf he will be bemenhtted tuereby. nue, tee 8. au’ WAN aon tent PROFESSOR OF THE Wonka M HEMATICS. Address Box 4 Btar Office andidw GENFRAL INTELLIGENCE OF parton, 11llLE street, between 110 ‘All persons in want of in need of ids, W alter: at the above agency. Wott GIRL to dovthe Boorse for e small fasnily of adults. Must come Apply at the Agency of the 3 h street, near Pontm. ave. ED!—-YOUSBS AND STURES TO RE ATTENTION PROPERTY OWNEKS— late act of Congress exempting from distraint for honse rent household furniture and other prop erty (heretofore the landiord's wuly security: for hone rent) makes it tive that owners should take every precaution in remting their property, aud having suitable end properly drawn contracts and Jeares to secure the prompt and regular pa) their rent, and would seem to suggest wisdom nd economy of at once having th: tet: ona all those elp. such ag Cooks +» Should not te peal pe Zeut to ar the expense of advertising: the lone of Sent ry arty lying idle. and by bad tevants, as well as mach yof an vat secured ty take as tires. to ses that bo gas or water bills left wmpail by the te ant for the own+r to. © pay,to, have pr yj sianed contracts "in Gages, (witho which you cannot collect rent tm | advanc: to ako carcful and stated inepections of roperty - prevent its abuse by. destem re teats, to pect the rend hevonier due, aud make prompt retarna of the same. ag this long existing an Tore apparent ne in the communit: Tisbed tins & gency for the convenience af ow reating or feasing the ir honses, (furnished or unfur- hished.) the collection of rents, payment of taxes, firg insurance, &¢ , which affords to the 2 Oubiers of Washington and Georgetown (reerdent xs om resident) a reli iting of their stores, amd. the pe callection of their reata in advance. “As 1 Keep for this purpose tice Reaterscone for. yr tering all houses placed in. ea ug for “orders for hou test notice, surnish St hoseortan ‘anal SS eell on vtoree L bane iw pmployel. in cynhection with my Agency. orkmen in the several trades to de the necesenry on property (when authorized by the owner) at the actual cost onty of material and daily” labor Berformed. In thus briefly i Rueney. (established in B98) I beg my experience asap Agent and long Tesidencs | extensive acquaintance in the community. togeti-er BiG promptuess in dispatching all business x. Trusted to my Care, with the advantages that such oo Agency offers to owners, will, trust, continue to seenre for me their liberal patronage and encourag > bee ar ly refer to the old citizeas gene ILLIAM MCNBIR, House Agent, Office No. 805 Bat., bet. sth and 9h. Avot WANTED—The NATIONAL GAPI” = LIFE by! my s UmPaRy, 1107 avenue, H. President. wi wil'ghe Bh RPL Takai". ) ns fipecinl genta and padress, in Waab- "ies ofertas i office. hands for feng, and can usually. s& the wi any kind ‘GOUDS of can save ‘and time iling at 408 Wth street, next to 4: G. McGuire iy . Furniture Dealer. ee LV EI the af BEMPLE Store, near Nat! ‘apl3-tf LOST AND FOUND. Lost 09 thet the 2 neta DIARY of 1570 with ‘he money if ret ifreturned ateD ee Lien moreess 12th street, Ta srots ry SRN GE yaluabl fusbie only tothe ined rill ne ra pith ame idm 9 yisaving z ae, Rg OF a Tid ath mreet, betwee, = LBATHE! ‘ Oar oes ee. BA’ ‘alt to others. a returned to this Office. Si pe we BOND No. at 1, ¢ liberal reward id Yor ite return to Juatiee Die . B BMITH Fa soe bet cee a All persons are warned not 16 O8ST—A emall biack tan male TERRIER: Lsr cata eet re Dodyit jared feather on locket; onday eve- r ao foto mg free Borween ath and + ears |e ete aug will INCE, 1006 Pou tit be vatiatiod with g Foamnyieiare, SRUIT JARS? FRUIT JARST Fer eree ee SEUE-SBALING JABS. Sakai ‘bean! tested fc ie ett Mah ys 421 (Odd Fab a BE Bath TES obfeot. nes ITO AND FLY LY CAROP: i. nerenunay det Goa ad LACE NETS > i NG, aut @.1 bats cy CXEOTADL E910: 1 FA: <p Darior BTOV heir F pOLe } wed ‘articles. re eSohnth street, between New York avenue and i at isd ee Ben Beunayivania ‘rece aad lth sire! = ay aa = Sy ataatin for 20 conte, at ny From 00 jitabl- yOW THAT THE > ‘ASON YOR P PRESER F Pica Fa ERas bet Ving ata Pickling has arrived we wend © sauna Mand N. w on the, premises: ausi-tt™ et roe frends aud the public gsmeraily — So 4 ey BE Dea H ip for Lomaaksapings FRE*H GREEN GINGER, : : Jeoant without children. apply at No i BITE PEPPER upon ail business be ween 4th and Sth ste.. nort a1 st* ACK PEPPER. weakness ani PUR RENT—With a rivals fs nly, one cu WHITE MUSTARD SEEP, M TURNE fortably sored Fan aod two BED ACK Ay PraRe wEED, 7 —All in trouble KOOMS. Board if desired. Ns other boarders sh? CELERY BED, m gil others Fall ply at $06 22d street, c fH hie te & of rt ‘weno: &c., &c. he cthices medicines. Bo OR RENT—Three-< tory BRL K ii 00 ia ga inet ah te it. . ail we au Naaade st Oo. Ra a 7th « inure anaiite” | madeexpressly for pickling. sood muslin, at ten c vn Siac (OR REN’ HE r For sale low by a 1909 F street, Det ween Mand N; mvt w * BROWNING & MIDDLETON, ve = S om doth a be bird ove. DICK SUN 'e LN, au3l-eolw Da. Avene, SPECIAL N Orson whe Yrh'and _ hoube a ae Di - au3lst™ a) ) LOT OF MK. now w [HOSE SILK UMEKELLAS red 0 BA. jaced t ta PRIXCE'S Loan Om 6 Pennevirania av {OR SALE—Two weil built BRICK HOUSRS, containing five rooms each: one square from lith cars, will be sold for cash or on time, ppl: dintely on sepremises, ‘No. 1403 iene t aw (ee lag twelve months, will take uotice tlust if moe takenuway by the firet of Beptember it w! to pay advances. i. PRI 1006 Penosyivani ‘To close bineig above O strect, N . Frov ? FLOUR’ . end tf —— Office and Sates Boom. OK KENT—A BOUSK, well farnished,«n tne i A = 1 grmer of & t Capitol an¢ And Sth et-; seven’ rooms se EE Po: z RSOLUTE Divorces legal York, cluding the wn to y wi po ading “Price, emo ‘en Ao gob & Call ator ’ ENAN — ‘AH FAMILY yLOUR chiidren. yh dccurtion. char pport, ete it Cause; z: md G me eat aiecree ‘obtain: Aare oars. Mi HOUSE, 4 No. 78 Basen oe SH Full stock tor Bak: Fall stock of FEED of all kinds FLOUR and FEED for sale low in Jote to anit by auli-tr Indianaave.and distenracer bao 0. Depot. w RE K At WAUKESHA, DETHESDA MUFBRAL ING WATER. bis newly discovered fe the Po chee ay eek oy beep retains fh sy Dow cw kage to the medical faculty, and for these dangerous sMictions it ix 4 certain, com ss" LLB ¥ In wee — THA L LOCATION — etd wil bay a FRAME of six gvad rooms, In pertect @rder; located ow north 11 at betwee 2th and “ath stres t front. with side alley and $40 per raonth; tow, tter terns will be ‘ JoshUa WHITNEY & CO. _729 7th strest, between G and ‘$20 per month, «ix communicating, with fine aw the house. . at. w rk city ASttE: UTE AND CHRONIC DISEASE 6 aically cared without out the fare of balaamn or meted by DR. the wel nore =) oldest estab established Phy: for such speciality in the city Upmards of fifteen yourw” euch wane FEMALE (COMPLAINTS tmmedintely cared in all casas, without fait Beene 4"4 Penn. avenne, below 6 rayaal bh ia it ROOMS, furn pct can be eatantienes. Itis ADIES’ DOCTOR — For mar ant I op unfuraibed, to geutlocen Bato fealty «ficient fp th isUrivary and Bader com: LARIES Bocton Fo Goaranine success with or ‘without board. ® street. | plaints. ‘Cail’ at BEARS! Drie Store, sertheme | orn thaumtrudions Married Ladies scret ) Brabove Hi. 2 6 fem ot and r stmt for circulate aa lef close ot sta Mrs. Dr. NELSON, Bal FFOk SALES Io Buntnston, 14 very fine LuTs, | Aton = ore Post Uflice, Also, Rooms for patic Ke at SMeach eit for set AZ VW. & TENNEY BEST FAMILY FLOUR, Mave by Texwey, Davinsox & Co., hoice WHEAT. Of selected choic: audi T. by only tot ay best patent clea Br wauds anz0 6t & process known hen. one-half mang fe from th: bore and the yard J. “Cia MaN No. 1340 Mth street Lap SUFFERING FROM 1 —— or valiar to x~ SAE yen, BRICK D DWE mos acti | sould contdeiy De ROM, Bhs renee an ON SHOULD PUROHASE ANY Set or cute t—HOUSE 6387 tore Uy at pinmOn are p= PR —HC eweet_ to "Ss PIANO: L ‘opposite Metropolitan Hotel, WILD: eaten at, bet fail cance: Boome 484 Pen even andiposession given immediacely. sient Scand Sh stress. ‘URNISHED PABLORY AND BEDROOMS board. ‘or withor $2.0 and bs Speci or ‘ial attention give: Et N ren De re. bet Sd and tie ste. Singl> toons and board aes eee Pianos and other = cioms, consel ‘by Sadhonren week; iatge rooms and board for two persons. epas-t tcrefula. Skin Disease, Syphills, in al] its forme, i Por week. Table board. @¢ per week” a1) speedy c FS 1B RENT—One : or stow ry BBIC! situated on I at wean 1sth and 19th sts — at EMORY Ba BA XTEE'S, 1920 Pennsylva avepn engi tt ured. Balsam Copivia and M. &. n Washington, D | Discarded. eu 2-6" TOR BALE—Th HOWSE in Gaither’s Bow, . Rr oy Po mo GQ UMMER WINES wb aoe reales stand, bane RE ‘WE HAVE DECLARED WAR Bats few zane tra F trveban saakta inte CLABETS, from $4 to $45 por cago. Law, 490 Louisiana avente. AMG tf | RHINE WINES, trom 86 to @80 por case. AGAINST HIGH PRICES, ies RENT—One nicely Hee rs ROOM Baie -top furniture for month in also. two ‘weedy oe a 5 tty woe rie Apply at 1024, cor. 9: CATAWBA WINE, Sparkling and Still. BY OFFERING OUR SPARKLING MOSELLB. Resa, ange tes, sam one arts a summed ie |. &C.5 TIR STOCK Of the city” Also, two on'ie thre han —. BRANDIESS, W2ISKIES, BUMS, GINS,SHER- or BIES, PORTS, LIQUERS and COEDIALS, ot Rta ete S caw vies WATER, trom the several SeRRED Chere ANe, ve a GENU ocoupied, and are =a conventently arranged in woe ig erp mab peepee Pa ee peer Ne The ee wt betwee ae TARRY. Wo. 730'iet sweet northwest, betworn Se toe eaomsoae : FOR CASH ONLY™ IMPORTED ALES, PORTER. OLEVE OIL SAUCES, PICKLES, and aselect stock of HAVA- BA, KEY WEST end LITTLE BELT CIGARS. ae ES. os Ey No. ae -. Reet ee and th lent Tce HOERD Teste Sa entra, inal you WILL "Apply to” Pant Ela is pone, THOMAS RUSSELL, Importer, app TO YOUR comrosr. an 16tf enla-tr 2913 Fenseyivanie erenee. SAVE YUU moNer, FoR Masts croc oben ae 403 | ath pe — IMPROVE YOUR LOOKS MARBLE AND SLATE MASTELS BY BUYING ' ot ot my YOUR SUMMER CLOTHING sar gti nents Ogee nat Mow Neat SPE “ M. WILLIAN, HABLE BRO3., | a and * 907 Fone rveviee, Ports. 335 PERNSYLVANIA AVENUE, pera or UBDES UNITED STATES HOTEL. EW AND SEOOND-HAND FCENITURE. GESTOM EKS AND THE WAREHOUSE 408 SPR EN PLSP ECG Ne ph ME Bei To mY th Baxi TENT (asranre ENTRY AND BUILDING. 3. W. DEANE, CARPENTER AND BUILDER, Ap prepared to undertake and Suis ie satietection 4 in bis ie erheaiae ce anaes Pests eee