Evening Star Newspaper, July 14, 1871, Page 2

EVENING STAR. CROSBY S. NOYES... Editor. Largest Circulation in the District Reading Matter on Every Page. WASHINGTON CITY: FRIDAY... --July 14, 1871. THE ORANGE RIOTS. WEW Yoera quiar WESTERDAY. — Begow Bitterl inter iced by = a 1 Interview: nad No further disturbance occurred In New York yesterday. The rumor wailed in the after- hoon that a large body of men were marching down from Har! to reseue the rioters held by the police, and the SEVENTH REGIMENT WAS ORDERED OUT. The rumor proved groundless, howeyer. ‘The action of Governor Hofman was bitter de- nounced among the Irish, some of whom asserted that he would nevef live to see another ‘Orange- men’s procession. ANOTHER ATTEMPT AT RIOT. Inthe morning a gang of quarrymen, number- ing probably fifty, turned out on Ist avenue and started towards the upper part of city, with the intention of inducing their brethren employed on street improvements to knock off. The latter had, however, seen the folly of their doing so Wednesday, and refused point-blank to folow the adviec of those who wished to engender an- other broil. On the corner of 234 street and Ist avenue, where extensive blasting operations are in progress, but few abeentees were reported. At M on Square hundreds of laborers were at All attempts to engage the laborers in rsation with reference to the riot proved futile. ‘The Star by Mail. Persons leaving the city for the summer or Sny portion of it may have Tae Star 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 = paper. Dr. Cather's: Moral Science Breakfasts. ‘The Kev. Dr. Cather has been giving public breakfasts in furtherance of his scheme of “Moral Science” for the cure of defective con- sciences. He calls his affair “The American and International Christian Moral Science Asso- ciation.” His plan is to visit various leading cities and invite perons of note and wealth— especially the Iatter—to a breakfast, and after the coffee and cakes and other good things have been disposed of, he unfolds his scheme in a captivating little speech and invites: member- ship subscriptions at the rate of $50 for laymen, clergymen half price. He came to Washington, lately, and gave a breakfast at the Arlington. Some of our good citizens were <avorably im- pressed by him, and thought Tax Star was unduly suspicious in asking for more light in regard to him and his Society. Itseems, liow- ever, that other people want to know something about him and what disposition is made of the funds he has received. Now, a circular has been issued by the “Committee” in answer to anxious enquirers stating that they have paid to Dr. Cather for traveling and other expenses $2,050, and a salary of $2,500 per annum, altogether making @ gross expenditure of $4,559. The treasnrer is short $1,000, and he is sending around to the delinquent subscribers, and the Sarat mask cussion asneng. Ga Sth, 10h guests of the breakfast parties for the balance. | ud fith regiments of National Guards as to We are not aware whether our distinguished | [Sich regiment tired the first shot, and the fact townsmen who breakfasted at the Arlington 3 with Dr. Cather have been assessed for their quota of the deficiency, but probably they have praise, e: by th's time had occasion to alter their opinion | I. 8Qucr iy tat tie saving of Gaus ee of the value of public breakfasts asan agency ‘eae were admirable. RIOTERS DISCHARGED. All the workmen employed upon the boule- vards and parks, who left the public works in disobedience to Fettive orders, were discharged esterday, and ans and Italians engaged in their Mead. A partof the Tist Cac ae and Ist cavalry were ordered to the point mentioned, Dut no disturbance oceurred during the day. EXAMINATION OF RIOT: At the Toombs each case was separately ex- amined, and where the had committed no over act, and no weapon found upor him, he was har; In all cases where weapons were found upon their ms the party was com- mitted for exami itephen Meany, one of editors of the Li .sh “Americon, ay ‘for the prisoners. He —— = ee ol men were ignorant and poor, and aweek past they had been incited by a certain class to create this riot, and Ney d — om into trouble their leaders , under the cireum- stances, he felt ae fe be: his os to offer his ser- vices. Most of the ers dischar were severely reprimande: F the Justice, who cautioned them mot hereahter to listen to their so-called leaders, who evidently cared nothing about them, aad only used them for their own purposes, (0 FIRED THE FIRST SHOT? There i+ much discussion among the 9th, 7th, ‘THE POLICE. The coolness and diseipline of the police is a theane of and to their exertions it MAYOR HALL INTERVIEWED. The Tribune of to-day publishes an account of an interview of its reporter with Mayor Hall, in which the latter assumes the whole responsivity of Kelso's order forbidding the parade. Ho d lee fends it, and argues that the event has proved its wisdem. He refused to state whether Gov. Hoffman had previous knowledge of it, and looks ge the Governor's prociamation as similar to he reversal of an inferior court by a court of appeals. The Mayor affirms that the Police Commissioners, democrats and republicans, | were in favor of Kelso’s order. The Herald Leap a the following telegram from Long Branch as th STATEMENT OF COLONEL FISK. Colonel James Fisk, jr., is at his room in the Continental. He is suffertny considerably, his for the propogation of moral science, and the cure of defective cor ciences. Is Jim Fisk a Here or a Coward? This is the question oceupying the attention of the New York papers. By his card it would seem that he performed prodigies of valor up to the time that the rioters ‘went for him,” and it appears trom his statement also, that og retreat Was quite as masterly in its w > limped into concealment; got a disguise; ae his blonde mustache; leaped a fence despite his | broken ankle; found his way to a hotel; left the hotel for the hotel's good lest his presence should cause the infuriated mob t> burn it; rushed to leg, foot and ankle being badly swollen, render. the ferry;, telegraphed for a special train, and | ing’him unable to mover Hie weber woe left New York for Long Branch as fast as steam | ing statement :—“I received an order from the could carry him. The New York Globe—which paper, by the way, has had notably full and graphic reports of the riots_hints that Colonel Jim's martial Governor to stop all Orangemen from crossing the ferry from Jersey City. I came back to the Opera House and heard 0: the trouble. I put on my sword and coat and tried to get to the regi- meat KS. Sane I told . nel and jar at the only w: explotts Were @ good deal of the Faistatf order. i sore eowates pitch into thems, Tsao Per According to the Globe, he appearedonthestreet | {> the regiment to give the orderto fie. Brains im shirt-sleeves, and had no notion of assuming | had already given gthe order. The crowd came command of his regiment; and—unindest cut | for me. 1 was set upon by the mb with stones of all—the Globe says that the report that the | 294 brickbatagnd pitched into the gutter. When gallant Colonel was wounded “in any manner 1 got up my cout, was all torn off, and T faund 1 | was wounded. I limped into a house which was is utterly false.” « He retired,” says that paper, “followed by Adjutant Allien, the ‘Prince of broken open for a hospital. I there got a bi Adjutants,’ so-called, who did not show himself | overcoat and hat, blacked my moustache. and otherwise disguised myself, and hobbled after the first fire until this morning, when he came to the armory, and was loudly hissed by 3 fence into the eirect, when I got_a coach and almost the entire regiment.” Thus the Globe, like drove to the Hofman House, followed by the mob. I was afraid the mob would burn the Hof Prince Hal, by a plain tale puts down this mod- ern Fa’staff. | man House if ens 80 1 pr sceach and drove ——_—_—__-.»e.e— | to Pavonia ferry, when f telegraphed for an engine and ear to meet me at Sandy Hook. I hired a tugand arrived here at 10 0’clock. Thad Tne MINisTER FROM GERMANY—Some of our exchanges have given currency to a rumor that Count de Lynar, who recently mazried a t> be carried to my room.” Colonel Fisk sits in his room with his foot all bandaged, and resting on a pillow ina chair, at- tended by his sister. He expresses great sorrow Miss Parsons, of Ohio, isto be the next repre- | ®t the loss of his soldiers. He cannot probably Sentutive of the German empire near this gov- ernment. This report, which seemsto rest main- lyon the facts that the Count has had some dip- lomatic experience as secretary of legation at | get out for several days. The New York evening papers of yesterday Paris, and that he married an American wife, lacks authenticiiy. It has heretofore been an- furnish some additional particulars of interest. nounced, authoritatively, we believe, that M- THE FIRST REAL COMMOTION Yas caused. by the appearance of Mr. John Schiezer, late Prussian min‘ster at Mexico, is to be the sucec™or of Baron Gerolt. Jobyson, the mount marshal of the 01 see lodges, who rode up the avenue on a fine bay horse, wearing his orange sash. At th sicoet | he was salutew from all sides by the :bbst flend- ish yells and oaths, and with an occasional st me, brick, and other strect refuse. The police tacin down'the avenue at once charged on the crow. 7 =. and Ly using their clubs on every person wid The Board of Public Works can do a very use- came nthele way, quickly cl FT Spohn fol piece of work by causing all the loose boul- | fhe crowds runt wn both the side streets deis and cobble stones now scattered so thickly | like sheen haten they police retiring the bulk of over the unpaved streets to be removed there- | the crowd returned to the corners of the sirects and avenues again. A few minutes before 2 a well-defined rou on the drums was heard, and up Game the oth regiment, quickly followed, by ahe Gth and eh. the 6th and get s marching directly frem. At present they are not only unpleasant to individuals, but injurious to horses and terri- bly des.cuctive to vehicles. The idea of inaugu- rating so ccmparatively small an improvemont | up the avenue so as to may secm ..ivial, but its accomplishment would | bring thelr tight on 3 Sot street, aud formed In be a very gceat public benefit, as hundreds can | : pany ENE OF CARNAGE. testify. ‘enue, ts ” aay ma GOTEGS TE Tenn | SL cy nee The wonders and advantages of the telegraph to-day by :hor anxious to, are well illusteated by the fact that we can to- oe of the scene ot carnage. “Al every house day lay before the readers of Taz Sta the | OD the eastside of the from 23d to zith comments of the London Times on the New York Grrible dlecharge) riots which occurred on Wednesday,—almost as yo soot as we read those of the New Fork paper, shattered themselves. Truly, the telegraph is tle inven’ | Tee net sepe largo aot a one tion of the age. z = showing where one of the wounded men And now Donn Piatt, like Mark Twain, finds roel it literally no joke to undertake to fill a certain “dyer tg ving i te neighborhood number of pages per month of funny matter per ea comeactin the Galazy, and gives itup. Both however, continue to conicibute to the Galazy “Club Room,” and in the August number Mark tells come lugubriously ¢roll experiences in a barber shop, and Doun ditto in a sleeping cat. in kD APG BOE We have @ number of communications, pro and con, on the-Orange-parade question, and, & a though several of them are written with mode- i. the street, apy uy anxious to break ration and point, we foresee that their admission Sve coder of suacen and Sue een tint. to our columns would be the entering wedge for Many’ persons im the eruwd were Srmod with ® controversy well-nigh interminable. This will explain their noAppearance. —____-+e--___ The “potato bug” isoperating in Carroll coun- ly ‘Md., and its ravages threaten t» seriowsly injure the crop. We hear also, that the bug is mou seriously damaging the crop in Alexandria, \doun other countics in Vi cor: A SCENE OF HOEROR. Lanionant aie hy mse te In the general rush for life which followed respondent at Falls Ohaveh, Va, writes ws Gat | SS "ene neayba mae mer ‘aa Bispotate crop is utterly ruined. : breathing space was cleared, the scene ted ane full’ef horrors. ‘There bl It is said that kerosene applied by means of a wheres on the on “Grotseepe, in tha moistened cloth to stoves will effectually keep | streets and on the roefs of houses. them from rusting during the summer. But the stove shoul be cold. An old lady in this city who (.ied it ona hot stove has gone where rust doth not corrode. =e aan te Horace Greeley has been made an L. L. D. by Amherst College. He can stand that. But by and by Buchtel College wil be making him a D. D., and then he will have to stop swearing. But every rose has its thorns. a””"_*__—_—_—_—_—_—_—_— EXCELSIOR —On SATU. Y S fair. * t Peamiecrenycnen gered ae eee Drisetwill take place. aa iene : es Simei EDITORS. 'Y DEPaRtwenr, t Fours Avorron’' ‘Ovrice, Jaly 13, en an ‘balance “due trom the Unt, 2s NT inte scaman 0.8. Navy, ‘office within four (4) months mthe "The math J.W.TABOR, Auiitor. | avenustoE wrest, aad shone’ Seen eenezirenis em i ue tive aineten sae Sareere %, iyi Principal aud ATS! RATSy RATS" Pe seeeey MN, RATS ts pe RE erin, ee ROE ESE reat SATE TR EA ny i le the better protection Sinatra pr teas | | PECIAL NOT . valistenad ta, Gosspaper fe See pl nthe REDUCTION OF ORNT. wt | 1 ‘mye tf SERNIGHT, General agent | its” *Y** Boo Giro, Bat rie a OWN! FLOUR BLOWN! iron. FLOUR Do ws | No Wrestle Georetown, DO." DO NOT BE DECEIVED. FLOUR HAS DECLINED, AND THOSE WHO PATRONIZE US WILL RECEIVE THE BENEFIT OF THE DECLINE. PRICE REDUCED FROM 50c. TO #1 PERBBL., ACCORDING TO BRAND. HAMS AND BACON. We have jvst rece'ved several very heavy invoices, | and quo'e: SFCULDERS BREAST: Extra a MS—Suga- Cur Hee Sezar Cured SUGARS. (Best New York Brands.) Entre Fine liver Leal. ooLone, Good. Better. As will be seen by the above list our stock com- prises sixteen different varieties, of which we have slarge supply now on hand, and are constantly re- ceiving fresh invoices, and our facilitios for obtain- ing and receiving the same are such as that we have no hesitancy in asserting that we are able to compete fully with any house this side of New York. COFFEE. in this line is also Large and comes, In short, we make @ specialty of the FAMILY TRADE, and make it our study to furnish the very dest of everything in the way of family supplies generally. Our facilities for buying and freighting aro unsur- passed, und we gnarantee to sell as low as any ot her house in the city, as also to give the articl(—quality and quan- tity—as represented, or ‘MONEY REFUNDED. ELPHONZO YOUNGS & CO., GROCERS, [ASONIC TEMPLE, NINTH STREET, OPPOSITE PATENT OFFICE. BaP MONZO, FOUNGB.) __iys te Bom Son _WANTED—BOTTLES. pores Ps PORTER and BROWN STOUT BOTTLES wi MINERAL WATE, HAMANCPAcTy ERS AND PUILADELEHTA ALE AND LA y ST Gren vn Georeetown, D. B.—Send address and botties wils be called f fir, oat the highest cash price paid. sy FAcaurer Ww. 8. SPRINGS, VIRGINIA, Visitors desirous to pase the heated term at this favorite Surenir itesort, will take the. ; M. "allroad to Warrenton, where carriage wil be in (sent por i conte’, Terma: 81 Porweeks§ 40 por mont of Pa; oa a 8; children under 25 RAPS Fis ri Formerly of Ke Warren Green tel. We (ip. ae CBocKERY, OMLNA AND GLASSWARE. A large stock consiantly on hand of fine and medivm qualities, to moet the wants of all. PLAT. WARE IN GREAT Ly er BRL Ish rey "AN CUTL JVOLERS: Ick PITCH- of the most approv Is. and many pier useful Softhemes apie for housekeep- WEBB & BEVERIDGE, Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7th street. COACH. JOHN McDERMO? Serie 310 jvaninaveyus pear RRIAG ES AND HARNESS RECEIVED ONS dnaG RAND B ESOLD ON CARRIAGES REPAIRED. th. 'T, EDW. cLaRK. T. B. CROSS, Ja. T. EDW. CLARK & Co., DEALERS IN LUMBER, WOOD AND COAL, DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, MOUNDINGS, &c. Wharf and Planing Mill foot of 4th street east. Branch Yard Virginia avenue and 9th street south- east, Washington, jy13-Im 2 | Caamaons CABRIAGES !! CARRIAGES !!! hand, a large number of CA’ RIAGES cath ‘as four and six sea. tension To) Neda Opa pee Rocks. Also, SECOND. HAND CARRIAGES of all kinda, BRELLAS for poner plyeton for «ale. ROBT. GRAHAM, cor. th Te ee es, wx, S008 second-hand PONT 4 PATON for PECIALTIES! jen" Superfine BRITIGH HOSE, goeular mado, An enn and toes, 3 pair for 81, = Ladies’ Hemstitched Fine LINEN HANDKER- ‘CHINES. for 81. lee rte, Finer LINEN HANDEER- CHIEFS, 3 { bg ae a Ladies’ Hemstitched Finest L: 'N HANDEKERB- CHIEFS, 3 for @1. WANDEERCHIBeS, Bier is = a The 36-whalebone FRENCH CORSET at $1. Peretti Jor NATURAL CURLS at 81 each. ‘Those, beautifal ma | Plated and Jet and Gold PB osicirse reece 2 each. handsome assortment of FANS at $1 each. Aad he ng Blend variety of LADIES’ GARMENTS | street oe ae All Linen HANDKERCHIEFS, ¢ Gente’ AS pepe LINEN HANDKEROHIEFS, 3 Gare ur of the beat BATH Fgvatsze ever bought, SILVERBERG’S, 312 SEVENTH STREET, Slr Near Pennsylvania avenue. FOR DIAMONDS, &c., ir) ane & Nope ween: E. Hoo. "| | Spare ss create rat eee 3 iL per s rual prices: 8. ate seer ssid ore WANTS AVERUE. aie SS = Rit LUMBER in rh tsectiption of Bul aot and at aa Ww T oo ee ork, | tance Yn the oe | sober and cube WANTS. d rest. jyl4-"t* no cook, wash rE LARRY af B Pacay Sreeeks id Vigne ae aoe seat WASTED GERHAN GIRL OR FN; to r eral housework: , Apply at 311 fiylea* Ri Rooms, Tarnished a for Ways mins eae OMAR. to cook, ate family dis* Ly nt Blar ofiee, Syle-tf Sse,’ Box 4. References required. « | WASTED IMMEDIATELY-T0 PRINTERS— of a weekly whoo met ty ype.to eo to Fairfax Apuly at the fice of « this (Friday) evenin ary. wigs bat ns bat = good Ww. “513 hie ieee 8. PANTED—A DRUG CLERK: noue bat @ thor- compecent one need apply; at corner VS Georgewowne D.C. dyl3-3t ANTED—A WHITE GIRL to do u WARzeat Seize. cae oe gees ‘abont one mile from Georgetown. Apply to. J.J. ea tk ay13-3t* Northes rn or Center Mai AJoC belies oe Seelagh inte who is or we St. vames Hotel cae FOR RENT AND SALE. . BUSINESS CHANCES. PERSON ORE fe Al pape small, well-located days at 1 otieet. for the $50,000 8 iis | DE Rp wars Sr LEth, iyleet y F streec. NTS <-, Spa am 1536 aie aos * with agp ene containing Rae cis eee Eh ae to es ~ press brick fron Horse: aE omage Nan cheep ante ath For information in. cor. 8th and P sts. j14-3t" Sovss for rent, 12 gas and bath: in good rese Box 15. Star Ofice: Possession ‘given im itely. Jy13 cor BENT—A front furnished oo. ike SH ctreets near no. children, on nea Joh: ch. “Apply on the ich opposite se Premises. jy13-3t F°%, E, RENTIUXEU UNFURNISHED RSISHED ROUSE: $0, 835. fF He . tare, iyl3-6t 519 To street, opposite Post Office. Fore RENT—In large house, near areeeery seve- large, airy ROOMS. ‘bed, suitable for itousekeeping. References exchi ange parties, Office. gee BU ENISHED ROOMS. erms very Low to desirable “Mrs. A. BLO. City Pos. jy} JOR SALESOay $a cath 1 $30 paid monthl iit buy @ new, aan HOUSE, 7S robs oa east side 120 > hy ve — soon, oF you loone, eee a eit i ne ies and New York ws TED—A_ middte-aved reliable Wit WOMAN for general housework. Toten good seed aperr i aa ironer. ‘Apply at ‘ 4 eh ree WEE ace ame Ree asc a5 ac best of references given, “Apply No. 921 Ponneyt Vania avenue. WARTED-At 1316 ¥ atrect, ——— 13th ih streets, a SERVANT (German pref for general pv, V ARTED—c ‘OPYIST, male or femal “M,” Star office, with specimen of bonmans and csitienae jy 12 St ) heey COOK, WASHER ana TRON ER; reference past know her business: pots rs. W Woe WoRLEY, 631? street. X. iyi ANTED—A first-cl; COOK for a a ate Wiens Ape se: ‘No. 93" Iot street east, betwoon apd Eas tal greet "v1 6 iso. 3. HILLYER, ANTED-At ‘Quarries ReY- MEN and LA Apply’ at the Query? om at Stond ad Bh streets. Wash- ington, D.C. [ay “a j ANTED-A BOOKKEEPER EC oa but a oruughly experienc and entigely, con tent man uced apply. Auiress "Sear Sear be ‘Waste CHAMBERMAID. One who wi- derstands her business thoronghly , Must come well recommended. No. 1413) Pennsyiva nue. WANTED 4 COOK, WASHER and TRONER; also, a GIRL to do chamberwork and wait on the table.” References required. Good Apply No, 1913 Pennsy vant ORERS. Yard, corner K 12-6") C. @ cs given: enue, iota ath ED—To purchase a HOUSE strees, with ten or twelve liv oman ‘all modern conveniences, contiguous to street c! ened ten oF twelve thousand dollars, sapnizat at SR Sin ANTED—W. iis cB to CHAS, setter avert ANTE: Hotel, ne WOMAN'S ss WATTERS. 3y3_ ao — W ASGRRW wna ee otrst class WAT RS. WASTEDIA res Teanectable girl wants idee to hamber work: can sew; would tra gurse or] Tadiee’ maid. Please address Box 6, sg Posto ti SANTEDS ED $20,000) twenty worth of new REVOLVERS, ete. CO, Loan Office, ante ws ANTED— off CLO an Sees mp ne 0’ T FUL: cTON ee P. sOHNSTON No. 1307 aan between the hours of 8 and 9:90 a. m.‘and 19 and 1°30 >. m. ANTED—Every! W oly in taxon of Tecoashly cleaned Car} arpetsjatinont it aan bright cya % id ord to L. at the by Jarpet beat Seg eWorks, Maine: evenen; yerroes wiread ath streets. myl5-tf TED—Ten No.1 HANDS ON PANTA- WARES. g Ry BES pply. Several Apprentices will be taken. Apply at No" aii sh street, between D aud E street rare y6 REVOLVERS, conENS teen Office, 1031 mail attended AGATE ANTED-THE WATIONA AL ©. TOL LIFE 1 NC} DIAMONDS, 17th street. A nsylvania avenut ave EMPLOY Solicitors to ake entlement ington aad otown. bated ¢213 ‘si SS Al ail kinds of RSONAL, PROP yh a i: PAP ESS Tit be paid, a: the N OFFICE!S14 th street, between D ond the ave enne, Ja5-ly ROBERT stiles & 0. Wk TED—All those who value their Soy fam best “ONE DOLLAR SP) - he i vi i WEMPLER. the’ Optician ~ — eae x Pemnexivania svewes, Depie er ot all kinds. CER — REVORVERS=Ail eve { HEMPLER'S Optician ee National LOST AND FOUND. ST_CERTIFICATE No 147, of Sixth Build se Seager = Georgetown, in ni . Rauf- ‘he public are cautioned ot to RUNS a TO MY P eek aie on_ the THREE MALE PIGS. The owner requested to come forward, prove pro OST —On Wednesday, July 12, Tanai BR AST. inder will be suitably rewanted on i itat the corner of $d.and 5 Jord Sees ope it ~ chi and take them awn! wir ERT. Mount Pleasant Fai 8. GONTE! AME TO MY PREMISES—A young HEIFER. "The owner will come 1 Drove Bropey Sgr And take the samo away. “JOH Ny 729°'1ith street, between and jyis 3 TH UP ASTRAY, ON MY PREMISES, the night ofthe “Lith instant, » Hight ho ned GOW. The owner wit will ple ime forwa merty. Same kr or war’ To. BR. NELS Nene —, Pleasant Vill FOR SALE. SALE—BAY PONY; five years old: horoughly broken, Qanadian broed; ‘ston built: F & phacton. fan be seen at the AMEWI: DBE ‘corner Tea ana Y I ste. jy 12-3* Buus TABLES ‘FOR SALE. Cr nd Fr PHELA! Thien Stam ad teint ht PEELAN a reas us EX. ADARPON, Je29-tf 3 h street, W: » D.C. ‘OR SALE—A inte double. wd Beiter GUN, Dur tie neds in pertect, ma cae ass geese A barg if ee at B17 180 oe ao i Fa. oie! fo BOARDING. MEN’ dolight- Cur gue MaMa Tarntehod, ith a ‘lass TABLE Bi Pigg me odated Bary oss rest. betweon Wand 2. Rooms ‘Be to jegantly furnished sultee on ins nor a ey With first-class BOARD, a¢low rates. jyll-ott OARD -, Bh hat Ol Cpe BOARD and can be had in a private family, mae’ at nga) althy ape taro gr iy by a = Fayette street, opposite ELom AND agri with rt gm on be had at No. ie meus ‘on pag ed accommodated. Also, Table Sk te cere Se yg mapas Fie a Boe bal ia avenue and “Teh a pe Ty mbi3-ly DENTISTRY. De Faas L Massachusetts avenue, near Set of Teet eee the use of Pure Gas BA sa Tih geet ee REMoOovatL. DR, MEBRTL OF to, aoe. = LL SORTS OF SUITS FOR MEN, YOUTHS AND BOYs. GOOD AND CHEAP. je tr vil gage see Bar necktie, on or near G street, | front and rear; No. P streets; dehientaly sia 3 Nits Br Broker _jy13-5t FOE RENT—On0 ee nee Say . HOUSE, containing nine rooms, with water and gas.on New Jones avenue, between G and F streets; $3) rmon Also, ‘one fine House on Iota street. Rent, $68 per mont One small House on Massachusetts avenue. Ben., Wer Sarticalare 0 EL. C. JOHNSON. 718 uth stieet, between Baad Fe BENT pie, oi at Fa part of TUE Ny. Pennsylvan' yi2-2w* SECO! 1 Por BEN —SECONI 1c BCOND ¥ OR of of at 003 roy iehts ip the week me vingin bari Saber ai the bail, or A.B isl es 3y12-6t {OR BE Ph aa me s. “BRFIOE ROOM for'rent seed oh aad Fort eee Pm leh rome cach in, Also,a RESTAURANT Inquire 212 Tith street N. COR Sat, HOUSE and LOT, No. 929 Tegrost eth and Joh! west. sire a! HOWELL, No. 28 N. Am at a KENT For TORR REPS — oo NISHED and UNFURNISHED ROOMS, hot and cold water, bath sates rea- sonable. A O street, iy]2-3e” — ee ome pace, tween 3d am err next fo the sr eatiy states Hinde NY § 385 5 jy 12-6t 519 7tustreet Rial Bost Otto, Fo. SaEe, OR RENT—Three a) GARDEN the beet soil for carly vegetables tn the country thin one mile of the Ca Apitol. GeoRSS HN TTINGLE Kor 608 beatae rants avenne. zei-In* Fo, BERT ue threestory BRICK HOUSE, containing 9 $3: im every room; water back ofthe kitchen. “No: No! 235 13th 13th street, between. and C south; ten minutes walk from the Treasur, building. Rent #26 or month. Ingaire No. 40; 7th street, near D nort jyll-2w FE RENT Fine three-story BRICK HO 3K street oppose Franklin in Sanare bri Reis and carviage-hoaes: Wee fariber nd tienlars Inquire on the p Sracing, a See Jy10-6 — two-story BRIC| oH cee mu Mth and isth, gpennt chsh balance om ‘ong tne, Inguir S14 loth street, between Hand ste. RICK K HOUSE on. Hs ‘street, be h i waicr Appls to Ae 5 W 2 n ad water #TGa4t et w AREY © 28 Fe re om BRICK Houses, Pauteat water. LOTS for sale. Apply husetts avenue. ay 3-Im* ______s@DR. VAN BOGAN. OR SALE—Firat-rate BU: PROPERTY in Ale’ manirie. F con: ES ing of a Lot on Duke street, 0 opposite 25x83 feet, im proved by HOUSES, with ; $20 per month. rent low to a good tenant. WwW. jyl2-6t* owets as. 6th street, . oom Brick pares Bake Shop. his property is excellently located for » restaurant or grocery store. JUAN BOYLE & 00.. 53.565. moet 1S teh sevete. OR RE leacant ROOMS; No O20 Tare, te SP Be streets. References exchanged. Tim’ OR BENT— MOST DELIGHTFUL A MOC UTEAGE 3 MOUNT ennai ‘contains nit lar, and bath. Gee eee highly tan ners owed, KT af ki oe. of fruit trees, grape vines, and JAMES =. eWavef Jom-1m* commer 16th and Hsin. opp. opp. Treasury. OR RENT—An OFFICE in Tus Evexixo Stak Building, suitable for a Justice’ wood and coal deal having ‘been used fe Apply at The Star counting moose Le RENT—The four-story Sop" ar street. OR RENT Pen Pibet eee Jara Pat R_RENT—The three-story | ad BEI OUSE, Ni pyo ares = uire of nes IST T KOCH, tae Fo RENTAL FURNISHED SUM RE DENCE miles west ariand, Md baving Soe tae table and T aren, the ing been the ‘ivertie nowt hee foreign many years, Address A. MULHOLLA: JAMES yrs nage aS every, y cpnvenioncs.on 36th street, Fe: SALE— LOTS in § fronting ‘on Ne Jorer arises: forth, res street and corner 15th mblé-tf —, YY BSE. in OE aA ct toe COUATAR ar grapes, HALL & BOSS, Real Estate Brok 4-tf Pee ‘Gorner 7th and E strecks, Fob Fey. eee Oe baa oe sages; 2 locality for s lawyer ae Fagg ae m0 alt Fes SALE OR cont reet, a sie Parente toa. Sp pare eis sete @ Penney! ‘OB SALE OB EXCHANGE. 2 | a eee ptt htc ita iN ie NY ONE ON GA ee bx oe oe sae ae 200 0 Px Ww Dot lees tuan twenty feet front and Paudin ig line, cr standing alone. syle 2” yo BOYLE 500, Bare $5 000 to TO LOAN for ree Five, Yeu oo Beal Estate to, this city, bay 8 margin of a on the amount wai Also, from rey Sows to bean for one year. rane _iyl 6 OR SALEB—The - Good WILL EASE TURES apd STOCK of ' first clase Con ce Cream Saloon, now doing om ery and I Tatgest Disinessce in the ciiy, Reason for selling, Fars stout to lear Lt ope. For further pat jculare ths tiethon ae ae COLDWELL isla St 8. B.cirner §20, 000, Sram ea ous TEARS u D. KOONES, Broker and Roal Eetate Agent. Sy13-3t 634 Louisiana aven $10, 000. 100. 58500." $3,000. ~ fe have se of MONEY to LOAN on TY Paper REAL batt SECU Bought and 8c CKRENNEY & « STOCK AND NOTE BROKE iy 10-6" E. corner 7thand E str $185,000. wEuste 6150,000 TO LEND ON REAL ESTATE a THE DIs- TRICT OF COLUMBIA $35,000 FOB DISCOUNTS ON BUSINESS PAPER AND LOANS - ON COLLATERAL SECURITY. BEAL ESTATE IN WASHINGTON, gipnes- TOWN, MARYLAND, AND VIRG! AT PRIVATE SALE AND AUCTION. © W. HAVENNER & CO,, Brokers and Aqctioneers, 643 Louisiana avenue, 34 door east of 7th street. jel0 (Her. Chron. Cap. & Gaz. regular space.) ORE HUNDRED DOLLARS: ANNUALLY FOR amounts to bie Se Tiunared ada an itary anion WESTER ioeun it = NIGHT, General ra) Agvet ES vert ston the work immediately,“ A. No.@ ait 000. ape one siete cL Mini 4 2 ople.) Addr Bia alle TS a i pt e'wants, business, and Fos EXcHancE One or new French-roof HOUSES on 4th street will be poe es red for two Lots, 2) feet fromt each, and Jong time given for the difference in amouut of deal -tf RM. HALL, May Ses $5,000 RRO a sae | ees. Allorders promptly aftended to, ket Space. APGLEE So Sonti ‘OND HAND, FUBNITUBE AND JOUEMFURNISHING GoopDs. REPAIRING of evary description in tho Fural- ture line romney ly attenaed to. ‘Second-hand Furniture bought. N. w corner 6th and Di streets N.W. jel2-Gm* G. COPELAND, = MANUFACTURER OF AWNINGS FOR STORES, PUBLIC AND PRIVATE BUILDINGS. 1 terials on wd, avd for sale mM COPELAND, my6-Sm 643 Lonisiana avenue BEA AND JOB PRINT! NEATLY AND PROMPTLY AXecurTED BY TH. POLKINHORN & street, bet je wt nan! wee bth and ith streeta, Le AUG. SCHMEDTIE, B. Tth street, between G and H streets. REPAIRING OF WATCHES, Ber heat CLOCKS, SPECKS carefully executed, at moderate charges. oc8-ly TATE AGENTS. . HAVENNER & “©o., REAL ESTATE AND NOTE BROKERS AND AUCTIONEERS, 643 LOUISIANA AVENUE, THIRD DOOR EAST OF SEVENTH STREET 2265, ax of Columbia. 1827000 ‘i Business Notes and Temporary to lend on Beal Estate in the District LIBERAL ADVANC’ CESMADE PENDING NEGO- Prompt personal attention given to all matters in- trusted to our care. bB C. W. HAVENNER & ©0. HARRINGTON BACHE & CO., FREEDMEN'S me 3 ERTATEAGENTS AND Plant’s Building, corner rth root and New York awe —— inten the} ‘public that we have opened in. this sale and erates oud pe tee cake ar sai hing to Fent or purchase houses Fal aed tet to their interest to sail on us, e he | ecrenla =~ Money to loan ons on eatate alone” iy3-im* cHENNEY & ©O., (Sourueast Com. Tru anp E Staeets N. W.,) STOCK, BOND, AND NOTE BROKERS. LOANS NEGOTIATED. INVESTMENTS MADE. DEFERRED PURCHASE NOTES WANTED. je33-Im* Cc. H. HOLDEN. GEO. W. CLABE. Cc. H. HOLDEN 4 Co., BEAL ESTATE AGENTS, 633 LOUISIANA AVENUE, jelsty WASHINGTON, D.©. . McROBER’ je Li T= sc RTS; >, ANDEEW B. COYLE McROBERTS 4 CO., BEAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE OFFICE, Corner 15th and G streets, opp. U. 8. Treasury, WASHINGTON, D. 0. Aust P. meh, CONTRACTOR AND REAL ESTATE AGENT Corer of New York svenue and 15th street. muapieres | DRY GOODS. Bezeane: BABGAMSS ¢ DSTA ianrs, size All Linen HANDKERCHIEPS, foor for Me ponilar pres DOF myDAt {hep} Sout terete L228 vox svrrs: “ LERN DUCK SUITS! GOOD 4NnD CHEAP. HAVING A t maf «tie Mie rouse Basa Sree ene | Sicee heck en os eammanbehae 8 fo thowe di line “He te ah cae | suitital pape Making @ specialty of female com- metres a ren from irregularities weakpeases ane the Semen ee es wit who have been doce frmale ers and French 5 “Rrerate — for | eE'saiy pis af 8 cva- ers eau be add . ARVOYANT. MAGNET DIUM. can be consulted at her ug Tth street, ietmern and D streets, SELF—That oid fow doors south mre to the t kpy irs @e etreet, of the Avenne,) sees ten such caore single one of any other successful in Scrofala, Seminal Weakness Jt ST PUBLISHED, IN ONE VOLUME. PRICE, 50 CENTS. ‘The follow ing Medical Lect: PHILOSOPHY OF MA PREMATURE DECLINE IN MAN NERVOUS AND PHYSICAL DEBILITY DISEASES OF THE GENERATIVE OR- GANS. TORRNGA ABUSES OF THE NATURAL FUNCTIONS . TRATMENT AND CURE Price 20cante by mail. Address the suthor. Dr. CURTIS. 9 Tremont Plas , poi ete Car we. ta artical phils, ‘Glee bites ___ i ie* Noo soue ay = ort of Ladies, Geu FF CLOTHING. BooTs, "HATS and Nay ‘ash price paid, pniiiey iP EY SER ag vate Tee? Teh street, —— Remember the namber js myS-3un B*. TAKING AN ENDOW the NORTHW ESTE: Be you . End the money you pay tothe company will on xr |p, | fered in this market b= Fieerest: Der ceut. compound imterest. UMic: mba-tf 1. ¥. KNIGHT, General Agent. M. HB. PRINCE'S LOAN OFFICE, 1005 PENNSYLVANIA AVEN (UP STAIRS) BAZAR FOR THE SALE or UNREDEEMED GooDs fel-te UNDERNEATH. D5:MOBES FRENCH Powvens, CRRTALN Nervous debility Seminal Emissic me, ati t Andincretion, ne, teleet, sla sktn ‘Disease, 8) philis, in all its forces apeodlly Paleo Coarse and Mercere Discarded Bold in Washington ENTWISLE, ee Bar ave. and 22th «treet. Price @8 per box sent by mail usSly J ANTED—EVERY ONE TO KNOW. that the Com ot Singer's Sow: ing Machines is at 717 ete ot Space delser BOOTS AND SIOEs. REDUCED RATES FoR CASH To REDUCE STOCK. From and aft able stock of t July 2 we offor our large and dosir- BOOTS AND SHOES AT & DISCOUNT oF 10 PER CENT. OFF ON ALL CASH SALES So large an assortment at such ratesis seldom of- This large and varied stock is of this season's manufacture, and will moet the wants ofall. We name in part FOR LADIES: The NEWPORT, Tt BUTTON OX FOR! SLIPPER: BUTTON OON GRESS and SIDE Lat K of KID and SERGE. FOR me chowm PRIN HINGTON SHO) ae STEERS either of 7 TS and ¢ eeCALY, © AP ait FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN: We have all STYLES and COLORS, KID ant MukvCoOO. FOR MILITARY PURPOSES: We have just received aCHEAP LOT. HM. BURNS & ©o., iyltr 903 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE INSURANCE. ORTHWESTERN UTUAL LIFE INS! mt N = LWAURER, Wise One aaTe Seo; H. Smure, Vice Pres’; poten = ae i in jan wal feScriiwenre rn faruiehee anos NATIONAL METROPOLITAN Trine INSURANCE COMPANY. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. ORGANIZED AUGUST 26, 1870. CASH CAPITAL... 8100 000 SESE Pa. Bee Rewer SAMUEL Ross, Secretary 921-921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK rousns.{ “SPE. Da’ = }Teonxs. Tecxks{ =p FACING, = Srenas. reunks.} AU PEs = freoxks. SATCHELS FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, in Bussis and Grain Leather, Turkey Morocco, and Duck. SATOHELS.{ From $1 to @i. }SATCHELS, WALL, ROBINSON & CO., Bo. 921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, oe Between Sth and 10th sts. N. W w. 4. TENNEY BEST FAMILY FLOUR, 1A FM ana tn POETS Penns ‘ave., near 456 at. jomtr r E42 CLosers. €10.50 —~ 913.80.