Evening Star Newspaper, July 13, 1871, Page 2

7 npn Timea meeps a ere EVENING ST CROSBY S. NOVES. Largest Circulation in the District 4 Matter on ‘Every Page, WASHINGTON CITY: aly 13, 1871 ‘THY ESDAY... The Star by Mail. Persons leaving the city for the summer or ny portion of itmay have Tue Stan sent to their address for such time as they desire, at the rate of fifty cents per month. Orders, accom- Panied by the money, should be sent to the busi- ness office of the paper. w Yerk Riots. Supremacy of law and order over mob Twas established in New York yester- t of many lives. f the New York ngemen did not turn out in ‘ew York paper estimates the ne mber in procession at not more than one hun- » than were killed and wounded ing to defend their right to parade, Governor Hoffman's final action is applauded, but he is censured for not having set his foot down soorer. Had he and the city authorities made a positive announcement in the outset that the law must be maintained, it is certain that there would have been no riot. ‘The militia not only came squarely up to the mark, but the police force, largely composed of Irish Catholics, seem with two or three excep- to have performed their duty most faith- and zealously. One result of the attempt to put down the Orangemen by mob law has been, as appeared in our dispatches of yesterday, to reviye the pro- scriptive Know Nothing organization. Thus one wrong begets another; and had mob law Teigned supreme in New York yesterday, there can be no doubt that the excited feeling created mtry would have caused some Protestant or Native American organization to spring into existence almost with the suddenness and of the threatening proportions of the old Know Nothing organization. But the mob spirit in New York havit this excited feeling will doubtless subside with. out the generation of counter-organizations of the kind named; a relief for which we ought to be duly thankful. In fact,we can get along very well in this country without Ribbonmeny Orangemen, or Know Nothings. ——-+ee- ‘The Crvit STANDING Anwy—From Statistics Prepared by the several departments for the information of the civil service commission lately m session here, it appears that the whole number Of persons employed in the civil service of the government is about fifty thousand. This of course includes not only the force engaged at Washington, but diplomatic officers abroad, post- masters, internal revenue officials, and custom house officers'and their employes, throughout the country, and all others engaged in any way in the civil service of the general government in the several states and territories. This number may at first strike the reader as unnecessarily large, but, when the extent, ge- ility, and magnitude of the functions to be performed are taken into account, it will be found to be considerable smaller proportionally than the civil force of any other government of which we have any reliable information. throughout the cc ing been suppressed, In view of the turmoil and excitement in New Ity of sifting fact | rom there by the | from rumor, the reports sent f Associated Press were remarkable for fullness «ral accuracy. y also was active in transmit- | T the wires, and thus ting the news the public, here, wr of anxiety inregard to thee York, were, through the ‘Tue STAR and its bulletins, kept fully informed of the progress of affairs there up to the close of crowds about Tae Star through the day, and the excited demand Paper, showed the intense nature of pub- ¢ feeling in regard to the question being solved in New York of the suprema: nts passing in New ifterent editions of the procession. y of lawover mob | An officiousal cotemporary cal rise and explain” its position on the al question with the mereury in th Does our O. C. remember a remark Cambronne on the battle- Let him take that as Taz Stan's Fesponse to his modest ri R OF RED ME + —I ps im carpenter work, 1 Wood and coal,1 in gtyceries, Lin dry 4 GOOD FELLOWS. members. are resp: of impo wee to all. ep) A. EL. KEESE, P.G.M. BOARD OF PUBLIC WOR Wastixoton, D. ¢ Ordered, That be » between Madison Place street, from Pennsylvania along the north side of E won New Jersey ave- f the carriages on ¢ ew Jersey avenue to the railroad ‘The sonth side of D street, from Hth to 12th street e of Gth street, from Missouri aven @ will be allowed to ravente unless appli- ion granted by the owed at either of the Any owner or drive: nable to # fine of twenty ignated places, this order will be rey Durgatuesr, Forrts Arorrox 4 reone having clni ETER H_ THOM PSON , deceased. 0 ov : nited henge Lynne Panag. see present the same at ti e within Cour months frum the date hereo f the Treasury. NUFACTURER PAK A to city and count ial attention giv wateo-Alloogere promptly attended bs Fi ences. Aller T. =: CLARK. T. B. CBOSS, Ja. T. EDW. CLARK « Co., DEALERS IN LUMBER, WOOD AND COAL, DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, MOUNDINGS, &c. Wharf and Planing 3 Branch Yard V east, Washington, D.C Cannnaces: hend, a large ni ae four and six seat Ex tan not of sth street east. CARRIAGES!) AM, cor. 9th and D sts Factory, 410 sh street good second-hand PONY’ PILETON for Bvery description of Building and Hardwood LUMBER cau be parcl a Corner 7th and Q stree ts, N.W THE NEW YORK RIOTS. | Particulars from New York Evening Papers. THE ORANGE HEADQUARTERS. —— £ THE ATTACH ON THE PROCESSION. ‘The Terrible Scene on Eighth Avenue. From the New York evening papers of yoster- day we take the following details of the riots: THE ORANGEMEN. The Commercial says: “Our reporter visited the Lodge room of the Orangemen, corner 2th street and 8th avenue, about 2 o'clock, and was cordially received by he brethren. Mr. Gardner said he had been down to Mott street and saw Goy. Hoffman, who was then making out the orders for their protec- tion, and promised a full military escort. He wished them to march as close as ible, in a body, and not to straggle about. If they would do this and not violate the law they need fear no danger. Gev. Hoffman advised them to be peaceable, and leave the “protection” in his (Gey. Hoffman's) hands. nm. Shaler asked their probable —— =< was poster that in consequence of yesterday's proc! ion, a eat number had reselved to remain at home, fut there would be about 1,000 out to-day. He asked them not to carry banners, but this propo- sition could not be entertained by the members. Music and banners they would have at any price, or they would not join in the c Shaler, in conch said: “Well, you can car Ty what you please.” A resolution was then proposed by Mr. Burten, and seconded by Mr. Askin, as follows: ‘That the thanks of this Order be publicly given to Governor Hoffman and General Shaler, for their protection during the day.” This was received with great enth and cheers.” ‘Three cheers were then given for Governor Randolph and three cheers for the Stars and Stripes. After this the banner, ‘American Free- men, fall in!” was presented in the room by Mr. Thomas G. Leech, and a cordial invitation given to any Protestant who would like to join their ‘ion. The master then toe: brothers to keep the peace, and maintain their dignity, and on no account to retahate any biows or insults when on the march. If any brother leave his place in the ranks or behave disorderly he be expelled from the order. The speaker continued for some time, impressing on his hearers the necessity of be! and to rely on the brother was pointed out as Irish Catholics, foo gt evineed the greatest anxiety to attack. the Orangemen, regardless of consequences. There was apparently no lack of couraze nor of deter- mination. Two Mingg were wanting, however— leaders and arms. The Hiberni allies became indi it with the men who had hitherto presided at their councils, and removed them, these self-appointed commanders —— disap] without handing over the arms: amunition for which the had contributed their har ed ; money. Some attributed this action to motives of pra- dence as it would be most fool-hardy to attack the processionists when protected by the entire military and civil power of the city. Others insinuated treachery or peculation. A regular panic ensued when the disappearance of the eaders became known. There were gathered tully five thousand determined men. Several of them formed and marched to the corner of Mul- berry and Hester streets, where there isa Fenian | armory, but the person in charge refused to hand the weapons over to unauthorized parties. Some were disposed to take the arms by force, but better reason prevailed and the disturbers marched back to Hibernia Hall, where a storm: indignation go | was held and ps ayn call were made for the President of the Irish Conven- tion and his eol!eagues, but they did not appear. Tho dissatisfaction was universal, and many went quietly to their homes, seeing’ that nothing could be done. At length, at twelve o'clock, about five hundred rash fellows, armed only with revolvers and knives, formed four deep ant marched through Prince street to Varick, and thence along Cth avenue to lth street, where crossed! over to 7th avenue, up which they ched to 2th street’ There a halt was or- men took a much necded rest pid march under the broiling sun. areh crowds collected to and the general feel- | ing expressed, was contempt for their small nd their wantof arms. None imagined that they would be crazy enough to begin an at- - These deluded men, however, expressed determination to have a brush with the Orangemen betore the day is over. They have thrown out scouts, and intend to watch their opportun wn upon the procession from some of the side-streets, whore they could mako a flank attack with most ett THE TERRIBLE SCENES ON EIGHTH AVENUE. ‘The Express gives the following particulars of he mareh of the Orangemen and the slaughter on Sth avenue: “At halt-past 2 o’clock the Orangemen ap- peared and formed in 2th street. The proc cion started amidst the hisses of the mob, who yelled like demons, but were kept within bounds by the clubs of the police. Inspector Walling d the advance, and Inspector Jame- if. Noseoner did the marshal of the Orangemen mount his horse, than the crowd in 2eth street, between 7th and Sth avenues, made an onslaught on the police, rushing towards th avenue, where they were met by the police, who drove them back with their clubs, only to stand a far more vigorous attack by the mob. The officers stood the bricks which Came flying right and left, with great bravery, and even forbear- ance. Sergeant McCullough, of the 22d regi- ment, was wounded with a brick in the knee, TER FORT : : stop for a moment, and e column moved oon mae avenue for two or three blocks, when a large number of men and women appeared on the housetops, at the windows, and other places where they could command Position. On the southeast corner of sth avenue and 24th street is a ar tencment, on the lower ficor of which one Dan Ryan keeps a liquor store. In front of this store a large wooden awningrnns, under which a news-stan lis placed. ‘This was the spot which, it seems, had been se~ lected by the mob as a favorite point of attack. From the top of the awning, behind the news- stand, and the open windows came the loud and insult'ng cries, when suddenly a woman in a gtay dress appeared on the roof, and, taking up & nameless vessel which had stood there, threw it upon the police, who made a rush for the as- sailan! A PISTOL SHOT was fired from the upper window, and striking one of the men of the Sith, who Were marching on the left flank of the procession, nearly abreast of the marshal on horseback, for whom the shot was evidently intended. No Sooner had the echo of the report died array, than the ery, “ Away from the windows!” “ Close your shut- ters!” was heard given by the militiamen, and five hundred muskets were pointed towards the place whence the shot had come. The word “ Fire!” was heard from among the ranks of the Sith, and a deadly volley went towards the east side of the street, where the windows were fall of people, and ‘the sidewalks were crammed with curious people who had no business on the spot. A CRY OF TERROR went up similtancously with the bullets, which went rattling through windows, shutters, doors, into the breasts of defenceless people, while the ruffians who had provoked the fiame probabl. escaped unseathed. No sooner had the sit emptied their pieces than the 7th took up the fire, and, for probably a minute and more, the ratile of musketry was terrible to hear. ‘But when the smoke had cleared away, the sidewalk laid strewn with DEAD AND WOUNDED. On the northeast corner of 2ith street laid the bodies of two menanda woman. A little further up the street those of two men, while in the avenue three more men laid in the cold embrace of death. On the southeast corner of this street two men laid on the ground, one a gentleman by looks and clothing. He was the prime of life, and a shot wound on the right side of the lower jaw had torn his tongue, entered. thi throat, and must inevitable prove fatal. Th gentleman was carried into a drug store in 2ith street, where he handed our reporter a card- case, in which several with the name Wm. J. Lattimer, were kept. Mr. Lattimer, for that Was the gentleman’s name, was taken to Mount Sinai Hospital.” ‘The F'est has the following: “CAPTURE OF RIOTERS. * ees pen Ba aren great excitement was created by Mi nearly prisoners been cay by the Sheeecte ves aided by a large police force, who attacked Hibernian }, m Prince street. It was rumored that a foo pA $ of arms were collected in the hall, and in! Boreas ters that a I attacking the hall. A large force of police (aided by the ith regiment) were im: sent the hall. On arriving at the scene, it was found that the hall was or four write the fact the hall was cleared, befure a single. had been taken, and thg rioters fled tately in all directions. Al ever, were arrested and Brought to police head- fearful, and several of to the ceils, were fearful, several of toon threatened teks captors with terrible yen- geance when they were set at liberty. WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. PERSONAL. for — throngs of working along the | : = <n Lege, wiarls and ‘on tntniieed baleine tans Miike | YW ANTED-A BEACKAMITH. ops tale F SE REST PORISHED HOURE fr oyat D* 59% wert-xvowy sprctauisr, announced that they had “quit” for the day. WV weyfhman need apply be eee, in good condition. Adress Box 16, Star Office: Ketabiiebes Deve for the Inet f the huey _iy13.3t treet, 8. W. : Muemied to those Sealing ther thee ere mB eet ool Bal ANTED—A DRUG CLERK. none but» thor- | SS-esion given a. * Bridge ant Potomne sos Coapeeeee BG! iste physiciag. Fecuguiaed as the only relinhle. safe FS RENT-A furnished ROOM, with 4 a He and ‘without, 1 Se with a? ne | skilled phe + Peciaity of ferme cam- aa ee oe WASTED EMPLOYMENT, by “a, foreach Seems Church: sgh oom Be ied Beers Pee arenes {Largo numbers of quarrymen employed in tne 3M Hitter Dinsgt be Willing to work. Adare FoSE; E ES, © (eusteah sim | Cop sy gl ep ge ay aTANTED—A TE 4 + Ge, OO, OH 9M, O15. $15. 912, 88 TRE GULIGED TO REMAIN IN THE somelgted tation cad teeta eherend housework. oy ipBOt 519 Teh reat, opposite Pos mice. | keg, ill Bod. lar, air BS Hotes | ates broke up into squads and hurried down town. It | Georgetown. Fes FOR RENT Ta large house. Tangy Reuse near Treasury. and af moderaje prices. FABLE BOARD. je? ess hoary header t frum their actions that a7 Tallares, airy unfurnished, suitable RENT—A three-story trak Gent # infesting the city. and ail had received orders from the it WATE “midds caged reliable WHITE | for “housckeuping. Also, FURNISHED ROOMS. SM, with all the modern’ Improvemente ne ied pills. to which , with reference to the WOMAN for general ee eUe NS | References oxchaaged. | Torms very low to desirable | gy, eet eigen M apd Sg, Vier partieulans | Bewarass seome for partes Part they were toperform in ‘day's operations. | foe) cook. washer and ironer. beet bank Bacc? Atdrese “Mrs. A.B. C..” City Fost | SO co LATIMER © CLEAR ACen, myset y | Coprelting ror, 024 fark above Pa. avenge. Pre reet, near pa AE Constitution Hall, on 3d avenue, was thronged | WANTED @ single white man, a SITUA- this morning with an ill inn of TION as choachman; «; o ca, who liad crowded there in purtusnes of cea | best of Feferences given. Apply Sobe"s foneyl for the formation of & t company. The “Was Scene volunteers came generally in pairs and quietly | WW catered the Bali ites wai enbanee ee 14th streets, is 1316 V street, between 13th and .% SERVANT (German proferred) for general housework. iecsuene: required. jy12-3t* AN TED—CoPy female. WAR a ak eva Sar, Ati on a Pal and reference. 3y12-3t* called dows meledintong eee ne een \aTANTED =A COOK, WASHEE onl Troe H | ce Fequired: must her business. | _ iy13-5t Louisiana avenu: compre SHE BRIDAL CHAMBER. hose present, and if'a ballot had been takem the | Apply" to rs. WAEHORDEY, 631 i street N: [FOX BENT“One three-story BRICK HOUSE, oi eeen 1 — a bale ae ek ee eg ae ud ay 12 Fcoptaining mine rooms, with water and gas —— Fore ® pe es SSS 2 | ANTED—A HOUSE of 5 or 6 rooms; to be situ- mar up 10th avenue this afternoon. It was ¥ ove vf 5 phen <2 —— = Te WANte K and cast of Mth strocts. “Refer F OR SALK—Only $50 cash and om pata east 1 Bo will buy a new. ‘side Ith strest Soon: or you _Jy13-5t ( Pai.) OR SALE OR FOR RENT—The comfortabi BRICK DWELLING HO ith ice E ctrocte; delighafal metgnterrheret trects; % ond. To : Se cw, WAVENNER aco. ‘Reai Estate and Note jew Jersey avenue, between G and F streets; per month. mont! W and Boundary. Vail loose the chance. ;W. METCALF. [eat Retal Oorner 16th st. and ___ BUSINESS CHANCEs. $90. 000 stooTon $20,000, Saran Broker “ai z oasant HOU: FOR 3 YEARS, 10 per cout. in? Broker. York KNOW NOW tT IS VOURSELF—That old ARBY, 115 4% street, (2 few doors sonth phe.) moos ten USE, wi yard och Cure an youre th street, between O and ay athe physician He fe partic cessful in Serofuia, Syphilis, Gleet, White Seminal Weakness STOCK, FIXTURES, ana f 9 Cigar Store for sa ¥ a2 nt low, era, = sure means of rel Srring a 7 w i ol ie. OB healed Sent free. in « accge en keke on ee (| Som gien. Ment in advance Wdcsired. “Aad es | Also, oné fine House on 28th stroct. Rent, $88 per RE URS TRTE SECU ve Sickie Biles A Detliiated Smt eet thelr cont. “A. bystander. innocently asked ANTEDCA first-class COO for a private | gio perimcnths oe nemcemeetts avenue. Rent, | POREM a ek ckanis, | BEMb st. Philadelphia, Pa. mylt-en th, > km where the crowd was going. “Oh,” replied a family. Apply No. 23. lat atreot east, between | S}20 PeEmanth, toW. ©. JOHNSON. 718 | is 10-0" K. corn cols. | YY ANTED—810.00 w brawny Irishinan, “we're only bound on a pic- | north A and East Capital stree 2 33th atteet, between Banda Scams jyis-tf . ¥ Wk HAVE | Chil CAST nic.” In answer to a question as to where the | "512-6" Mus. ©. JJHILLYER. | 20 NT= The whoieor part HOUSE Ss, | 9185,000. | ong at HATS end mugen: Wiiskene ae ae El, -~ W ATEN bod TABORE RS Arie at ae ney. | F 0. 2807 Pennyivania avenue N. W. jyl2-2w epanecentein | at — narry Grove. We a wed to get a tag soon.” This re-| or at Stone ro, Porper & and 3th streets. - F? Ith street; unfu: RENT—SECOND FLOOR of house 100: ink? VARG RF iy a TRICT OF COLUMBIA. the NORTHWESTERN you secure your old and a few minutes the entire crowd crossed over ED—A BOOKKEEPER. None but a to sth avenue, and moved up to swell the im- roughly experienced and entirely compo. mensed mob surrounding the headquarters of = man need apply. Address R. A. ee a the Orangemen. 5 At this time it seemed as if the force of police WASTED—4 CHAMBERMAID. One who un- would be inadequate to meet the advance of the derstands hor business thoroughly. Must come mob, and orders were immediately sent to Col. | well Ava Fisk’ to hold his regiment ready to march at a ice. Nearly all the workmen employed in the pub- mark was greeted with loud laughter by the rest, | ington Layiz W. HAYDEN, Sec'y. Wart thot recommended, No. 1413 Pennsylvania are. Bue. dylz-st* NTED—Immoliately, « reapectabln WHITE Wittomanee cook wash and ron aud assist in Fase oe ‘wt the hi E.L. OR RENT—A Also, wast: y etrevts, OY ‘OB RENT—Two able for an office and vance; south side 7 TO LEND ON REAL ESTATE IN THE DIS: BY TARRG AN ENDOWMENT PoLioy IN oe WS HALL, on seve: juire of the Janitor, __{Rep.J_ sylt-st Pleasant SUITE OF ROOMS. Tea i yi fer tone fe s betw ABER Ice noo Tar et ise cmmenicating ROOMS, suit- and bedrooms for $30 in wt. nsyivania avenue, between 13th against possible want or depen te $35,000 > rovide for Your iamily in the evemt Q you pay to the c@mpany will FOR DISCOUNTS ON BUSINESS PAPER AND LOANS the mone " from 6 tot per cout compound interest. iis 668 7u ON COLLATERAL SECURITY. = Aovat” I. ¥. KNIGHT. General Agent. REAL ESTATE IN Na Ni) a x IRGLN. M. PRINCE'S: TOWN, MARYLAND, AND V LOAN OFFICE, the Gerke rivate family. Must come well recom: | and 13th sts., No. 1912, with water and gas, syi2-at* = i 1005 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Ue Paras Anewreted to their namosat roll-call thie } Se Wore 0 Crtvaty Sorely tat come well recuee {OR BENT—Two three-story HOUSES, with | “7 P®!VATE SALE an auction. : morning. Since however, some of them -P 1K ae oe, pa. (UP STAIRS) have been driven away by ruffians, and others | “eet, Island. sya. eight rooms each. in good order; 820 per inonth. © W. HAVENNER & Co, ohuntendly stopped werk oc neca ANTED—& COOK, WASHER and IRONER; | Also.s RESTAURANT for fent low toa good tenant. Brokers and Auctionsers, BAZAR FOR THE SALE WAt 3 o'clock most of the stores on Broadwa; niso,a GIRL to do chamberwork and wait ou | Inquire 212 lth street N. W_ isk 643 Louisiana avenus, 3d door east of 7th street, and the avenues were rapidly closing. ¥ | the table.” References required Wages given. ‘OR SALE HOUSE and LOT, No. 989 Tstrect | je19 [Her Chron Gay & Gas regular «pace.} ~ - Apply No. 1513 Pennsylvania avenuo, between 15th Seb and louh weet, Apply to | Jew (Her. Chron. Cap. & Gas. regular space. UNREDEEMED Goops Xn the Bowery large numbers of workingmen | anf 16% sircets. rie | WM. 8 HOWELL, No. 38 N. Ann sirect, Balti: | ()NE HUNDRED DOLLARS ANNUALLY POH UNDERNEATH Sin Sheng Aad es Se | WW ARTO SRC RECTUS an | same roe om em | OE HC ae ARAL ee ” fant; reference required. ‘pply, Cy — - a4 - - ~ TTS FRENCH POWDERS, CREAT, ‘They were quiet, and seemed to have no definite i ste | FP’ QReHED ant CNPORNIGHED Boome Ge fo SoS Fin ROTEW Ee ee B for Nereus dstiiny. beutnal Restore, plan of action. WANTED —* COLORED WOMAN to cook. | and cold water, bath, closets ‘Terms’ rea- ope - . wash, nd it —— 1» and iron, at 116 First street ecast® None need apply unless they are good cooks. jyI1-3t* W. HAVENNER & CO., as, nable.| Apply at 1406 6th strect, north of 0 street, ‘One block fay capa. a sie used by indiscretion. Gonorhara, Gieet, Giice 309 Fak srecer nt Test OB Meal Ketate Sec ‘iin, Skin Disease, Syphilis, i all Nts farce apeodliy tt 1.¥. KNIGHT, General Agent. cured = a * at. | Balsam Coparia and Mercury Discarded, A WASTED SA good RESTAURANT COOK, (o- | JOQR RENT- Nearly new Tour-story ppess brick ANTED—§2,000 for one or more years. Good. | Sold in Washineton by WM BRST WISLE, KEAL ESTATE AND NOTE BROKERS | VV, male) “Apply CHAS. KLOTZ, @ treat he bot andeold wate ate re iktchen: sree WwW security santo Gmmsdiately A Oe orked | PIREEGT compet Reuny vane ave. and 13th street: AND AUCTIONEERS, ANTED—At Dr. POPE'S, corner lith and I | W et doo rest. “' jyl2-2t* << i er 2s W ASTED-EVERY ONE TO KNOW, that_ che wulsticesreuntreds —- or a Fe RENT—A very desirabie STORE on Ponn- A 4 mn Ae gee, fag 5 32,000 erway Ae 3 the wale Ca sow 643 LOUISIANA AVENUE, Sass aylvania avenue, * ee Spar ANTED—T. re, SIX HORSES. Apply THIRD DOOR EAST OF SEVENTH STREE’ WwW ata. VANT Livery Stables, 8th street, be- eon 34 and 456 streets, next to the old United States Hotel. "No. 335. ing Machines 335. ODGE & DARNEILLE. THOS. BE. WAGGAMAN, 1425 F street. tween D and Ey _iy12-6t___ 519 Tthstreet, opposite Post Ufc $5, 000 To $2000 TO LOAN, oF to piace tw Boots AND SHOES. — ANTED—WET NORSE:_G; PGE BENT The story BRICK HOUSE: gas | DPsU0UO (a, Paying and tocitinate ines, | —— ofh28 5,000 to lend on Real Estate in the District M Apply. wpidnoms H. BO’ on. ce, sha: aveuuc, between aes a locatio 41 —-Y _»_; 3 'TED—A middle-aged GERMAN WOMAN, Re ES a EE 78 £27,000 for Business Notes and Temporary Loans. short distance in the country. A‘ Box 4, Siar office. BTAt LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE @ENDING NEGO- TIATIONS. WANTEDSAL Dyers Hotel, “9 LAUNDRY Prompt personal attention given to all matters in hl eee = | SY Woatan ana ANTED—A respectable girl want an om cies: Waste works can't iyi ©. W. HAVENNER & 00. _| nurse or ladies’ maid, Please QPECIALTIES: Aah 000 aa e ANTE 20,000) twenty thousand dollars ies” Superfine BRITISH HOSE, regular mad Mariage eae aHHING GUN x les” Su} 1 Ss + FCs le. » VERS, ete. 5 U1} iN double heels and toa, 3 pee ie SLT Mey | REVOLVERS, et Coen Ladies’ Hemstiteh i Fine LINEN HANDKER- a ED— A WET Ni CHIEFS, 4 for 81. AP TOHNSTUN, Now Ladies’ Hometitched Fincr LINEN HANDKER- | the hours of 98 and 9:3) a. 1m. CHIEFS, 3 for $1. m. Ladies” Hemstitched Finest LINEN HANDKER- FANTE. c : nly tien, Hiematitches bie ER: | WY ANTED—Eversboay in favor of thoroughly i LGLIAMS, K street, between 13th and 19th: No. 1432. Inquire of WM. eS REDUCED RATES E FARMS; the best countr: of these GEORGE OR RENT—Ono three-story BRICK HOUSE, containing 9 back of the kitchen Band F building. Rent $25 7th street, near D north. 808 iyll-3t* One or two new Frenchy roof HOUSES on th street FoR <a OR RENT—Two-story FRAME;7 rooms, back | ¥ “Tian ol DF two Lats, 29 fort front each, building, suber: ben tone and long time given for the difference in aimount of ironting ‘Decatur Square, "Iaaie Teas deat tf R.M. HALL, May Building. CASH -,0F 5to9p, m.; elseof A. G. HALEY, 819 Mar) | = —= ket Space. Jyi1-3t* R SALE OR RENT—Three (3) GARDEN = soil for carly vegetables in ‘within one mile of the Capital Rivhes N, & STARKWEATHER, NITECT, EDUCE STOCK MATTINGLY Nar GOS bee | ENGINERK AND SULERINDENDENT. RED STOCK. bien ca jelLim= | All orders promptly executed. DRAWINGS for Building at reduocd prices, Office at the old stand, Plaut's Building, corner New York avenue and 1th cY AN. street. E. © spupr - ATTOKN ND OUNSELLOR AT LAW, FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE AG From and after July 1 we offer our large and desir- asin every room: 1 | able stock of water 35 18th street, between South; ten minutes walk from the Treavur; F month. Inquire No.0 av we ORNS; the kitchen. No. BOOTS AND SHOES Cleaned Carpets almost as bright as new. to | J\ OR RENT—HOUSE 1137 ioth street, bet.Land | calumbie how Bedding he we Oak street, a cleaned 5 , seight rooms, six neatly furnished, to « small ~ 2 H — Ladies eR EaC is, Sheraye | MOURNING, pend grees to Le Rick at tha Stent Carpet boat: family cg iectmber ict ir Hiesmuaneg,tes emalt | between and b.. api2 Ty AT A DISCOUNT oF The 35-whalebone FRENCH CORSET at $1. stree Thi See ca Fe SENT: ae = = ce J eres ose kets of lovely NATURAL C ED—Ten No. 1d 1 On = OU: Those sets of lovely NATURAL CURLS at $1 cach. | WANTED Tew No. HANDS 9 ‘TAS Those beantifal Gold Plated and Jet G “BRACELETS at @1 each. 7" 7° 80d Gold That handsome assortment of FANS at 81 cach. And the «plendid variety of LADIES’ GARMENTS ST OFF CLOTHING ‘at @1 cach. Wie REVOLVERS, DIAMONDS, at A 0} " 5 street. note Ritended to A COHEN. jando-ly ly. Several Apprentices will be taken. Apply at No. 411 gu street, between D and streetes ap sta — Fp esttentne BRITISH HOSE, 3 pair for $1. Gents*Superfine(A) BRITISH HOSE, 3 pair for $1. Gone’ fppersoat (A A) BRITISH HOSE, 3 pair r Gents) Fine All Linen HANDKERCHIEFS, @ for $1. Gen: GENTS WANTED—THE NATIONAL CAPE TOL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, 1107 Pennsylvania avenue, Hon. M.G. Emery President, will give EMPLOYMENT as Special ‘agente and Solicitors te gentiementof good address, fn Wash- or ms «nk | ’ Superfine LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs, 3 | on ale OLD GOLD and SIL- and all kinds of our of the best BATH TOWELS you overbought, | vere “Mie pe Aa CHE for @1. AT PERSONAL PROPERTY. The highest cash price izhent cas SILVERBERG’S will b id at the OLD CHRISTIAN LOAN 312 SEVENTH STREET, ” OFFICE! 314 9h street, between D and tho an, and cast-off CLOTHING, DI- TOHES, _iyl-te Near Pennsylvania avenue. RT FULTON & CO. ROPOSALS FOR SW. ANTED—AI! thos wir sight to . Know that the best * = PIN - value th ie — TACLE” in th ii garately sulted to the 7 C! “in tl it is accurately suite the ms ight by H.W HEMPLER, the Optician, 2or- ‘tand Pennsylvania’ avenue, Depot for " a¢ this office vin. | Thei Ut kinds. jell “ ; HLT penile gg NTED—COLT'S REVOLVERS—All_ the Pennsylvania avenue from Ist street wost to ith | WY ANTED— " i ore reed wosttx tins arweek,'betwson The hoursat | WV,,taii Mapes at HEMPLEM'S Optician St oH VANIA AV. Orrice oF THE Bo. 2 oF Prstic Works. ON, D. C., July 12, Isl. IZ o'clock p. m. and 4 o'clock &. m. es Each bidder before lector « LOST AND FOUND. of the Board of Pubi therefor as a gnarant RICK No. 1313 K street, opposite Franklin Squaro! n rooms, bath-room, hit and cold water and gas: rick stabh )R RENT OR SALE—HOUSE No. 503 Eaxt Capitol strect; seven rooms and bat th 25 per miouth. Apply to RICHARD NOTH WELL REBUT oats, AW Ont yr at F Sh . SALE—BRICK HOUSES, © of Siig ot Ea, eee Tite Rea ATTOR Room 5, Youne’s Law Buili avenue and 10 PER CENT. OFF ON ALL CASH SALES le and carriage-house. For farther par. D So larce an t at euch r dom of- oe the premises, from 40 60"cfuck C 4 ® Pisres p winntams, feredin this market. This large au varied moh ta ——E————EE————Ss ae Dh YATrLaw oe ptt Ra asesnuny OR SALE—A neat two-story BRICK HOUSE, | OFFICE SOUTIC SIDE LOUISIANA AVENGB | ge sie aan on Q street, between Mth and 15th; a small ©. 484, between i and 6th «1 a of all. ¢ name in part amount cash, balance on long time. Inquire at doors cast of Karbour's Law Building, } - ‘ia 10th street, betw n Hand I «1 ie jys-6t* . WASHIN D.@. = ae . FOR LADIES: Fo RENT—A fine new BRICK HOUSE, seven Bpecialty—Testamentary aw. dei?-tt The NEWT RT TLS BUTTON, OXFORDS, ae Wer See eA seman Lie w GRESS Sod SIDE LACE of OAL 0. 6 Youngs Lax Buildice, KID aud SERGE very low. dettt Washington, D. ¢ = yore og = — ——— —_—_—— | THE TRADES. | DOLPH G ~ or MOROCC i TZ, NEW AND SLOOND-HAND FURNITURE ANE HOUSBFURNISHING GOODS. REPAIRING of every FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN We have all STYLES amd COLORS, KID and FOR MILITARY PURPOSES: We have just received «CHEAP LOT. , 86.000, 2000; Frames, 84,100, $3,000, + 519 7th st. | ENT—BRICK How Hl stroe 0. DE H. BURNS & ©o., een 12th and 13th, containing eight rooms and | COACH BAREES AND Ch uRE oe? N iz eit jer, Apply ith eas and water. Apply to SAME | iys- | _jxlte 903 NSYLVANIA AVENT ‘OR RENT—Three eight room BRICK HO b ESS | ‘G04 Mansechasctis srasae pMISstON. SOF? ON | INSURANCE. ES Db AIRED. = VAN BOGAN. th. eee i JT ORTHW! carry on, th OST— SPECTACLES. stcel-framed, in solid ENT—Well furnished, pleasant ROOMS: ORUTUAL TPE RSURANCE COMPAN' Wifi tases po Seicaitod will ba retand ti Teather case. ne dole ercneR £20 Tstrect, betwoon 6th and 7th thee * . MILWAUKEE, Wis. % euccesatul bidders alter the wnard ot ee iron PS "709 G street N.W itech Lada MANUFACTURER OF AWNINGS Ave. Garton», Sec: Hener Smorm, Vico Pres't; and to the contractors after the completion of the con. LoStstt Ss baivual who font an UM On SERT— Soa Hew FORK STORES, PUBLIC AND ee Joti H Wan pray, Presk aca tract. ‘ P. 2 RIVATE BUILDINGS. as organized in 185. Has £9,00).000 acsete, ee eee ceRe Tf ot be bound to; | vestanmay is dismioes te catare the eae een ESoN eas pee eat. | Awnings of all descriptions made to onter at short 30 members accept the ‘any other bid. twner the Intter can be Tound by inquiringat REN’ = pot id kept on hand tor covering eutrauces at | Shs Nortty ioe’ Peunssivania “Avenuss nnd. Ridyasted GS the | the Star Oflees” — * foma PY inawielinst | | Fron RE 7X Most DELIGHTFUL fr eal ot Roanactren Scar Om hand, and Eastern companion, bee e f the Board of Pablic Wi be O8T.—On Wednesday, July 12, a small BREAST- COTTAGE M G.cO AND, jute SSE OS Nee Sho Li the finder Weakte, mtnbiy sewerted ee MOUNT PLEASANT. = 643 Louisiana events. Gace 80 = ™ ‘sui Trew: on NT. ——_~— ——— PROPOSALS FOR GRADING 141m STREET | Teaving it at the corner of 3d and K streets southense = OOK AND JOB PRINTING pete ROAD. T.S. GONTER. -_ jyl3-2* g House containg nine rooms. cellar. and Lope pee NEA et et sak EXECUTED HE NATIONAL METROPOLIT. : 0 ORES, y MY PREMISES—A young HEIFEE. | Grounds (twoacres) highly improved. int BY Th. : rs 3 ‘AN Ormicx oy sue BOARD ov Puyess W. eo CAME To MY FREMISES—A young HEIFER. | Sfiruittices avae vines rau ioe vegetable garden, D street, between tth cb etre: T FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Proposals will be rec ‘the same “Wacene ss 1 prove ae pay charges, and take the vei JOHN HO: tion of the ith street Road between Bou [oe eee 2 oe es ¥ THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Real Estate Broker, a ist ry street _Je2Im* opp. Treasury. 5 Us: apd the Linnean Hill Road, according to the plat on TOLEN—On Wednesday,July the iath, from the gu RENT — An OFFIC in EvESING STAR 704 7th street, between G and H streets. ORGANIZED AUGUST 26, 1870. ’ le office. axy 5» suaital : o — r c zr ete ny eat | Seka Eada Mid setae | peaaisalace faaulstcrtracwee | RRaMInG or waromns, ‘sewmuay, |casm caritan...-—~—-_---sueo.aée Is. 01 0 ‘any work, , E ¥ for that pur a long time’ : Office in Shepherd's Build 908% Penast- @ ior " odo. be given to any one returning thi charges, 006-1¥ P! afl ‘¢ Penny except the excavation, and will be Feanired to do” reward will bo ven to any ing Apply at The Star counting rose ae ffs Builds sitthe earth at such'place as the E: hall direct = rd shal y bidder ‘will be required, before his bid, eposit with the Collector of city, to the credit of the ion “Teading to its, re- covery. resenting ‘ashington P ASTRAY, ON MY PREMISES, ON Board of Public Works, EN Ts night of the 1th instant, a light red, horned COW. miner aacl = J.B. Biake "in® | S)4ARRINGTON BACHE & CO., Wm. Wall,” }, getting receipts therefor, as a guaranten that D The owner will please Apply at 913 H street, betwoen 9th and 10th. jel7-Lin' . Woe Wal’ he Ail epter into and carry on th ontract, if | Come forward, prove property, ‘charges. x —j vi FREEDMEN’S REAL ESTA AGE) ”, 'm. G. Metarott, sabia hin, acinus gala | gudtake er aar” SPR MELSON ocaettomt | FPQE RENTS Pleat FURNISHED Roos SEAL ESTATE AG gNTS AND Fula money #0 deposited to the unsuc- | Pleasant Village, iy 12-3 = will be refunded rd of the contract, and ND—In the Store of DOUGLASS & BRO., a waplction of the work. | EF OuAP SUM OF MOREY which these can cessful bidders after to the contractor after he Board of Public Works will mot be bouad to | have by ng dec ly og miter ept the lowest or any bid calling and paying ge: “Proposals must be endorsed Proposala for Gra- | MéBt: ivi Fe RENT—The four: the rl corner of New York avenue and sth street, now y ‘con taining fifty rome, with all motorn: Sonveniences, vauia avenue. Muses RELLY. Preskient ‘ODD, Vice President SAMUEL CROSS, Secretsry ar-story DWELLI REAL ESTATE AGENTS. . Paris as a boarding house, RB SALE OR RE! ates HICKALOUSE. No. 1110 North M atroot. grec! ACGusT KOCH, No. 915 D street north— rant. Fs ve thr: Plant's Building, corner 1th street and New York oni Avent We would inform the public that we have opened an agency in this city for the purchase, sale aud rent of property, and the collect E: In- DRY GOOD». Jelz-tf 5.OR RENT—A FURNISHED SUMMER) Freedmen having houses and 1 GAINS! 8 1 ding Fourteenth Street. Road.” and directed to the | [OST —Stray: on the night of the sth | JGR-RENT A FURNISHED SUM. Eericedsas | iar dses wtoninae fo pees omens Baas BARGAINS 1 Treasurer of the Board of Public Works. inst., a yellow and white COW, with no, miles west of Cumberland, Md., having fine vege. | Will find it to their interest'ts ait ex we — Jyl2-t (Repub. and Chron.) horns. cut in her right ear. Any one re ‘ce table and flower gardens, green and hot ye have Houses and Lots for sale on Capitol Hill, [ION OF COPARTNERSHIP. farning her to the subscriber, will receive a: fina ‘he., Bce road e anica- in northwestern part of the city DRESS GOODS AT REDUCED PRIC! 0 ; Poeal reward. JAMES BEEMNER, Halorams, | Oi? tos pestarace, 404%. my jouey to loan on real estate alan iy3-Im* — fo of a foreign minister, the, region bare Ing been the favorite resort for forcign legations fir | \feKENNEY & €O., k cad eas emca c. The many years. very cheap. Benyamine Fs Morsell ahd Witten he te [onder FOR SALE. : JAMES A. MULHOLLAND, (Sovruzast Con, Tra axp E Stamens N.W.) | Gets) Hemuned Tien DANDREMCHIERS, at the id style of B. F. MORSELL & CO.y Beside 0, Oo, nuts apiece bist te firm will be se : s ed; ‘sto F. Morsell to of alt indebtednens by | eutat le for phacton. Can be seen at the AME IE: | Fo Uspstoontalninet? rise abt tkth LOANS NEGOTIATED, api irae size All Linen RANDKERCHIEFS, fourfor SS fe be onde ececdteraiees oF Ceberwiee fe request | TELIAED Tables hy 1H SALE Ed gua throughout; Ser convenience, on 16th street, INVESTMENTS MADE. TABLE LINEN TOWELS. NAPKINS, DOE- The business Will be continued by BR. Morwell FOR S5U8. meee Pe Eee em COPY atON & LOWRY, DEFERRED PURCHASE NOTES WANTED, | “AES aud SHEETINGS at popular prices. 3 BeE SELL. ero and four Four-pocket PHELAN | myl5-tf 421 12th street, N. W. Je28-Im* EMORY 2 HL, . on sashes oe <A ke everything complete, will be sold ‘OR SALE-SUBURBAN RESIDENCES—TWO ¢ usual prices. In consequence of impatred health, rendering r6- ALEX. ADAMSON COTTAGES AT MOUNT PLEASANT, ing ten rooms eabh, attached, well fenced in, with a stable. T uiring Cc H. HOLDEN GEO. W. CLARK. _myitt {Rep 1920 Pennsylvania avenue, ‘con: h, about % of an acre of land i laxation from busi ecessary. I tf Washington, D. oe ays —_— 22k = wiikell risa ele tins agicnin poe SALE—A genuine double barrel “Pui tT eee <5 Gad ios lace iggy etic STOCK OF GOODS and FIX: | WER SALESA genuine used; in perfect repair: corner 18th street and New York avenue, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ar ea te asec £0, SRy, one desiring to em: | res cust Q500 gold ekaleehv eet Bite etree | mhletr (Rep. and Chron.} C. H. HOLDEN & CO., — bork tno Dusiness already we = ee purchase scon,, Apply between the ‘hours of Fo RENT—A fine COUNTRY SEAT, in full THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK al 2 — 2 hy ‘18th st: 4 2 oi N LAN SSE Me = = srapen, 8, “Heat Peamable = sie dabeat ot REAL ESTATE AGENTS, TRUNKS AND SATCHELS MADAME MAQUERLOT, BOARDING. eghees, Als © BORG, Deal Bitote Beckers, IN THE TERRITORY. rom Paris ; — 633 LOUISIANA AVENUE, BLANCHISSEURE DE FIN. FGE, BENT The large DWELLING HOUSE SOLE LEAT French Fiuiing and Clear Btarching Cartains, @1 | AL Regeralty tress, 4) Renee capaed 457 Pennsylvania avenue, six Toocs cototie ae Cabernet. ©. TRUNKS.$ = fOLE LEATHER recs. pair. Fine Laces and Muslins done up equal to new, prepared to rent furnished or unfurnished ROOMS, | National Hotel; wide rooms, stair cases and pas- _ielsly .D.0. LADIES’ DRESS And inends them. with first-class BOARD, at low rates. jyll-di* "| sages; locality for a lawyer or 5 ROBERTS, ANDREW B. coyLE | TRUNKS.{ = }jDIES. * $rmunns. MADAME MAQUERLOT has removed from 421 Neu a BOLED apd ‘AYLOR, Tt Mpopents, $ to 633. Mh atrect to 720 i2th street. between Gand H ats., | PROARD IN GEORGETOWN —Good ABD end | m2s-tr Tndiana avenne. o* Attorney-at-Law. eosuns PACKING Where she is ready to recel¥e all orders from het pleasant pe ee family» Foe SALE OB RENT—The COUNT! McROBERTS & CO., = 4 .oere es. }TRONKS. oar ig atNe. 68 Payee en ‘ 7 aisect, ct Cheeed OF af erect aaa raunks.{ AUD pki ™® $reunks. cawraumana ae BQ y3-2W' } Tosidenes of D. McClelland; one of the hamt. | BEAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE OFFICE, ; AND MAKES. 1 Bee, suburban pot 3 a SATCHELS cues Eye SHEPHERD, B10 ‘avenue. Corner,}5th and G streets, opp. U. 8. Treasury, FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, BENJ. L. HOOD. WASHINGTON, D. 0. Fig iebabet rah “a OF Re. 40d PENNSTLV ENTS AVERUE. DENTISTRY. REAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. = BRowN, G —_— { = DENTIST, . We are offering great inducements in ‘ SUMMER DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, PARASOLS, SUN UMBRELLAS, CASSIMERES AND LINEN GUODs, 318 Massachusetis avenue, Four Sir fuigreeneciteah at ‘extracted by the use of Pure Gas... fn Russia and Grain Leather, Turkey Morocco, and SATOHELS.{ From §1 to $15. }SATOHRLS. USTIN P. BROWN, WALL, ROBINSON & Co., CONTRACTOR AND REAL ESTATE AGENT No. 921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Corner of New York avenne and 15th street. es Between 9th and 10th ste. N. W — D™? DETE suits! in alt parte, of tho ofty, for sale on DRAP D'ETE SUITS!! taken im payment. = Gltention business the Erg atintion poke lt banings forth ro GOOD AND CHEap. ae Ep | seein Perce, Ls pvcr 7 HABLE BROTHERS, papecelell eae ‘epi7-sm" i _je mtr Corner 7th and D streets. Sere ier Was ede: ees Diipatcctregy $39 Th par aoacen Bea LINEN DUOK SUITS !1 E42ts crosers Bigiigh awe, Bre see Po Sed. Enorth Wahineton. "Hall price. OoRpoey GOOD AND CHEAP. : $10.50 —~ 23.50. 5 ene MIL! HABLE OVE jem 101 Bridge etrest, Geerpertwe. BMOYV ab. jem-tr Guat van bees, WoURDisvess | dated W,, 2 SORT er FAMILY FLOUR, es Proven eRe Grice w FPLOeR, Mean, mint FEED, APU bot opoR. Made by W. H. Tenney & Sons, Georgetown, | "All DENTAL WORK done in the beet AT VERY LOW RATES, | For m Sirgaiys Dt. B.0., warranted felly equal to uny Family Wireh manner and at prices. "Nitrous Oxide Ga ANT OATS, : "eos avenue, Te void in the District. peach ay extracting tenth. 3 eTsons ti ‘uniform fhe apadgeren KoA ery hey LL SORTS OF SUITS yak Every barrel and sack guaranteed. FOR MEN, YOUTHS AND Boys, : —_ Forealehy yarn & HOME: arson s G00D AND CHEAP. No. 2008, oo eat POOLE & HUME, _— HABLE BROTHERS, si hs jet-1m ‘No. 494 Penn. ave.,near asst. | jeaotr Corner 7th and D streets, bid