Evening Star Newspaper, August 23, 1871, Page 2

EVENING GTAR | suscaaeesman |: tune ss == == = EVENING STAR. CROSBY S. NOYES. ......Editor. Largest Circulation in fe District FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Government Securities. Jar Cooke £ Co. furniah the follow : ev gel | Bere in 8. 6a, 18810 fies 105-2030 5-S0s, 1882. Bt lesleancdn iS ERIRE = ya? Reading Matter on Every Page. WASHINGTON CITY: WE ONESDAY.........August 23, 1871. ‘The Star by Mail. Persons leaving the city for the summer or any portion of it may have Taz Sra sent to their address for such time as they desire, at the Fate of fifty cents per month. Orders, accom- panied by the money, should be sent te the busi- hess office of the paper. Powder Magazines in City Lim’ Since the explovion at the Arsenal there has been considerable uneasine. s in the eastern part of the city in regard to the powder stored at the Government magazine- there. At t've A-senal there was only flye hand-ed pouncs stored, (making an exploston felt as far as Alexandria,) while at the magazine: in ques./oh (army and navy) there are about one hund-ed and fifty tons, sufficient, should an explosion occur, to demolish sll East Washington, and shake the Capitol building from base to dome. In n> other city, we believe, is it allowed to store Pr within the municipal limits, and there seems to be no good reaon why Washing on should be especially endanzered. Of course every precaution istaken by the authorities, but the Arsenal explosion, at dead of night, shows that no precaution can ensure safety. There is danger when powder is being trarsferred from. and to the magazines, alo from the work of filling bombs, which is carsied on in the vicinity of the magazine-; and there will soon be another danger, from the sparks from the engines on the Potomac railroad. To these may be added the mysterious perils from unknown causes, such as operated at the Arsenal, whether from spontaneous the movements of vermin, or what not. Itis suggested that a fitting place for the storage of this powder could be found at Fort Washington, now practically useless, and from there it could be readily transferred!by water to the Arsenal or any other point, in small quantities, as needed, — oie A Valuable Industrial Element. We have before rs a s.mple of terra extta flooring (ile baked from clay found within the limits of the city, which strikes vs as a remarka- bly fine ar_cle. In points of color and fineness and firmness of texture it compares favorably with most imported specimens, and if the clay should be manipulated with the same care, we do not see why it would not equal them in every respect; and, judging from the sample in our possession, it can be used successfully for every purpose to which that useful ariiele fs applied in England and on the continent, including minor statuary, table-ware, vases, pedestals, capitals, window-caps, flooring, drain-pipe, ete., ete. Here would seem to be an opportunity for a comparatively small and judicious investment | of capital, with an almost absolute certainty of | handsome profit. But not th‘s alone. The de- velopment of the deposit and its mantfactare would afford constant and remunerative em- ployment to a large number of operacives, and add in every way to the wealth and grow.h of the city. Furthermore, the co-t of everything in that line would be reduced t> purchasers and | consumers within reach of this source of supply, | as it could be made here much cheaper than it can be brought from abroad, when the first cost, expenses of transportation, duties, and profits of importers and wholesale dealers are taken into account. At any rate, the matter seems to be worthy the attention of capitalists and enterprising men, and we trest those of them who are tculy in- terested in the welfare of the city will look care- fully into it. That, at least, will cost nothing, and can entail no porsible loss. President Grant has been interviewed by a reporter of the New York Herald at Long Branch, and although the account of the meet- ing is spun out t> a considerable length, the knight of the pencil does not seem to have been very successful in drawing out the views of the chief magistrate on the questions of the day- ‘Thvs, in reference t> the Louisiana difficulty, the President merely said that the statements, in the ease varied, and “the muddle dowa there is b ot much comfort in that for either of the tiovs. In referenc> to the and Tammany fraucs in New | York General Grant expres-ed the opinion that they would defeat the democracy in the State this fal), at least that “either one of them ought to.” The reporter having mentioned General Butler’s opinion that the militia should not have fired on the New York rioters unt'l the riot act bad been read, the Pr-sident said “the mob knew they were violating law without hay- ing it formally quoted to them. Our late rebel- lion was a riot on a big scale, and I think it lasted as long as it did jost because we wanted to read too many riot acts at the beginning.” His remark concerning the want of harmony among the New York repablicans has the same epigramatic force : “Well, I don’t think there is any real lack of harmony among the republicans in New York. Seme men there who are republicans in nai claim that there is discord, \e When an election the discord always clears p ce that soldiers grumble y have something else to | think about. is 5-208, Sand aly , 1867.13: ares Sencagaly aah i Btock (By Bankers’, Brokers’ Lewis Johnson & € tat Sra ay pit Sits i; do, pret Spree eee. New ck Central Baki ” tienen a General Southera, 3254; ‘tin }.—Cotton dull and nomi eee ective. 43; common to fair, $1. a8 $1291 25. Gorn steady. Prov one changed, W a New Yor, August 3. strong and SS a and ears: Virginia a, 72. North Carolinas, ol a: + 28 WB Gold, 12%. —— long, 7 do. rt, 95 New Yor, At —Flour dull and un- hanged. Wheat du buy: auict and ‘unchan, ers’ favor. Corn Loxbox, Aug. =, i1:90 9. m.—Consols opened at “for money and account." Bonds seen 2. 83%: ike S84; IT 2 eaten pd Feisnront, A ‘Bonds of 1:52, 99%. nly £25, 1:20 p. m.—Contols, 99% for money and accoun Meteorological Record_Aug.% bh mae War ie Depereent, mas Bret imection: y = Seat | 0. ‘ortnne, ahtabe- 39.71 Detroit.’ Mi = AP Nashville. cepa) 32 3 jew Orleans New York.N.¥ mea: hoviag bees moan From the to nthrant and ‘parthrasi; aud and hea mn porsionsef Sout Gee Local rains have. fallen from aouthern Leke gan {o Missouri and Towa, and cloud Eontiuues in that region ichi- weather stil po mi ag leas weather, with wes. iy, is now rey oJ ris puucky, ad, bazy weather rors Bienes mperir: Ont weather has continued in New Bn: land's and thes Middle States, excepting on Lene imme. diate coast from Connecticut to Maryland, where fog and clouds are now reported. BASILITIES.—Cloudv and clearing wae = ly continue from North Carolina to Florid rtially cloudy and clear weather is Pane or this aiternoon from Virginia to Mainesand westwacd to the Mi ippi, with light easterly inde and rising barometer. Clear and hazy weather, ith po winds, will probably continue on the Gulf oe L_ RECORD. The ti hermometer fa ‘Tux EVENING STaR bnsiness _4 4 Pegisered ——— a tedegs ssa. m.,74; Wa. 7% 2p. m., ————_<ee--____ Po od CHoLena.—The cholera is still reported as increasing the number of its vici'ms in joe nigsburg, Praia, and al.o ay having appeared at Dantzig. On all sides preparations are made against the spread of the disease. Among the commendable ideas presented in this connestion is that ot the Moniceal authorities, who, in view of the possible approach of the infection, hve distributed disinfectants gratuitously to the in- habitants of that city. SALE oF Vincixta WARM Srutnos—A spe- gil dispatch. dated Warm Springs, Va., ‘August 21, to the Richmond Dispatch, says this cele- brated watering place has been sold at public auction for $41,000, the following parties becom- ing the purchasers ot the entire proper, viz:— arrington, S-C-'Fardy; Jobn L, Enbank, eck Phillips and C. M. Rey aolds, all Vir? ginians. ee D &7-The young colored men of Newbern, North Carolina, have organized a reading society. ATTENTION '—The members of COMPANY IS3" Noshington pk Infantry, will mect a. Be Ngry at fo clocit sharp TALIS (W EVEWING, for the purpose of beng ineesinek their uniforme, ‘A Tell CieonSance eet By order of 1 J. W. McKNIGHT, Captain. THE MEMBERS OF EQUAL LODGE, No. of -are rr 1 te meet at their Ite eam rae D eae sts. SETS Wlnoe, NIN the we Fe “HARDING Naw. m Mp0 poLeiNiionn, — The total population of the United States, ac- cording to the last revision of the tables in the Census office, is 35,519,957. The recent census of Great Britain gives the population of the United Kingdom at 31,465,499, leaving a supe- riority of 7,054,507 here. The increase in Eng- last decade was 2, 484, and in Scot- Innd 296,319, while Ireland loses 396,208. In this country the increase has been 7,106,676, in Great Britain 2,198,095, in the decade, a gain of 4,568,381 im the growth of this country over that of the other, notwithstanding we pated through a de- vastating war and Great Britain was at peace. arin Cadhlpiipie—seeasigee Gor. Warmoth's savage attack on his opponents, in his red-hot stump speech in New Orleans, has produced a harvest of replies, some « them as cavstic and bitter as the Governor's cwn pointed remark«. Among the mildest of r. Warmoth’s foes is one whom he accused of trying in vain t> bribe him with fitty thousand lars for the Nicolson pavement company. The gentleman responds that he failed because Warmoth wanted seventy-five thousand dollars und two and one-half per cent. on the net nee Which is rough on W. see “ The W: ashington Star, for atime past under the able editorial management of Kev. R. B. Yard, bas passed into the hands, of Joseph E. Wild & Co., who are its editors and proprie- tors."—N. F Globe. This will be news in this quarter. Our sprightly and usually well-informed New York mind. We are pursuing the even tenor of our way in sunny contentment; and though both good and lively have neither D. D.’s nor Wild en in our establishment. sone More than forty suits have been commenced in New York against the Staten Island Ferry Cerpany for damages by the Westfield disaster. ‘This looks as if their dividends would not be large for come time t> come, and it it has the effect of making other companies look a little more carefully after their boats, boilers and employes, some good will result from so much evil. Tae Sacanizs or Femate Teacners.—The Chicago board of education has just fixed the salaries of the women principals of grammar sebools at the same rates as thore paid to men principals. The press thereupon tender them their sincere congratulations, the Port charac- terizing their act as “the iiumph of justice.” The ute was a very decided one, twelve in the Affirmative to two in the negatire. The republicans carried the eighth congress- ional district of Kentucky in the recent election by nearty 3,000 majority on the Governor's vote. And they reduced the democratic majority inthe seventh district to 2,131, an actual gain of 1,215 votes. S7-The Chinese . ©. A. in San Francisco bdo a membembip ef any pemman ‘A CARD —CHRS. — Manufactu- rer and Dealer in Stoves, Tin Bete &e., a &e., No. —— 7th street, between @ and I this method of informing the citizens of Wathineteos and it nd the public in gencral, that, in conse- information having reached him that false Fenresentations have been made by = rortata cause merchant concerning his method of A cn business, he deems it his duty, in justice to himacif, te stats that he does not make his tin scien cans out of leaded or roofing tin: but.on the contrary, he manus factures them Out of the wery best quality of made for that purpose ‘any manufactu: Fer in this city to produce better work OF, material fo hs lige of trade. ‘In the next place. he dasires. to jnfonm the public that the reason why ho can sell Iie goede clicaper than others. in—not staid mise ‘does not pay for his material, a eS HER Works hard himself, as he has done for the past 16 years-and hae learned by expericnce that the only Way aman can produce saperior work at cheap Fates and then make a fair prof ie tomer sal superintend, but lay hold and take hand himself, and not lay around with hands in pockets, jiving beyond his income, as many others di nd tl charge fabulous prices to cm up ‘ee Bh “| conclusion, he respectfully invites all in want of hing in his line to compare his work, material Prices with those of any ucher manuf; St ATTENTION, KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. e Sir Knightsof COLUS SLs COMMANDERS, not No. otited that there will bea Meeting Yor deflt in the mew tacticn shoe DAY ING, at o'clock: af the Armary 8 ket, apeil further notice. “Bir Knights of ecbiog: a apn are eral ice SUPERINTENDENT oF om oS RG ae a. Councit. . =, SoU, page 1571 —TO Hd F PE NAL a ERT ss “THe ona ats "COLUMBIA ~ LA — You are her notified ‘Assessors of = sev ‘commenced distribution of the blank forms,as required by the August St ser: yy them ** ac- ae Wine iN LIFE prea coke ated uoteke of iecretiet ee scons, a aay Ue gy gS Seats re '¥. KNIGHT. General Agent? Ms JONES’ ENGL| Uae oe ike L cea ieer eis ee WEST BRD CLAS THEMAT- Mag Aaa Cue a a wow tent, spas nN TEiP ire T ENO a rena bes® Petes Ver- MONDAY a. a es Pitecl t. bar pABOSS Ne, 433°C streets uutil Semiaber In “ he seboul-roome, Circulars Fe that bang at the = i iN; in Cireulare SPINGBR. A. a. Principal DEPARTMENT OF SEA? H Wasuixeton, D. ‘August 22, is7l. Information has been received at this Department from Mr. ©. 0. Shepard, the Consul of the United | States at Ki wa, Japan, of ithe death, at Kan- azawa, of William Oarr and John Spangle, citizens or the United LAND. AFTER AUGUST 23p THE ROCK VILLE, aay poh AND LEON ARDTOW. i poard's Stables att ¢ Su: ile singe at 2 o Geek Brook tween 6h and 7th streets N.W hee 627s 639, Eee 7G. HOWARD, AMSUTTA, NEW (YORK MILLS AND | RBEANDS TING COTTONS. Om iE 64tols corer Sa TiN a8. NEW FA G NTS, Morzimack and Cochecos. NEW FALL DELAINES, Bate Heavy and Fine Witte ALL Wook FLANNELS. at makes of WATER PROOF CLOAINGS. Witte and Colored OPERA PEANSELS Beat makes of CANTON FLANNELS. Great variety of LINEN GOODS and Fine WHITE 1&7 Please call anu examipe car Mock. ‘MAY, Bh2%-coSt 939 Penn. ave., bet. 9th oak Wth sts. zo ROBIN: : W. 0. PERKINS. Ifyou need a New SCHOOL MUSIC BOOK, do not weary yourself by looking over along I's., but send at once for this favorite collect‘on of beautiful School Songs. It will not di. appoint you. . PRICE 60 CENTS. Sent, post-paid, on receipt of above price. OLIVER DITSON & CO., Boston. C. H.DITSON & CO.. New York. aul3-w.ts | Loser SHINGLES, ac. BUILDING LUMBER OF EVERY DESCBIP- TION. WALNUT, ee ASH, OAK, and POPLAR, OF THE BEST QUALITY. WHITE PINE FENCING, 1x6—16 feet long. DRESSED LUMBER, of all kinds, kept under cover. CYPRESS SHINGLES, of various brands, (inclad- ing Simmons, Davis & Co. LATHS AND PICKETS, CEDAB POSTS, &c., &c. For sale low by WM. B. REDGRAVE, ang2-5t corner 7th and Q streets N. W. PPARHIONA BLED DANCING ACADEMY, NEW MEDIC AL BUILDING 100% Fat os oth, on satuRDAY:§ rn es 3309. m. on™ TUESDAYS, UTHURSDAYS, vesbay THURS- 3, 5 to 38) TUESDAYS and special Class of na ‘and Gentlemen for the * geen Tucniay and Tow. 9 Ang w y Saturday,7 to10 "For Ladics and ‘Gentlemen Only: children wills hot “be admitted. lies desiring to attend these.Reunions will be re- aired to make application far Compliment ason Card of Admission post, = PRO SHELDON, 919 ath street N. ee BANS Prof. 5. suitable reference should accompany the note of application, NOTICE —All pupils entering the classes during September etve 36 lessons tothe quarter. Pi sae tala tad Goon in schools, Pelvate families or private claawaat any hour agroed idence, No. 919 12th street, =e FS aces tr (PHOS. N. BRASHEARS, accor to fo Jahn Mille ), Ba t3 AND SHO! eave to faite the ers and the old duels 15 goasrel thet ie afil ecastnes tis Business at the old stand, No, 933. Penna, = ay where they can have advantage ood fits,the best work that is Ket, &c.” Those that have lasts to suit th Cannot Tail to be sulted, as Ril spare no pains to ive satisfaction general are invited fo give me a call. JAMES T. LEW PURE“ FAIRVIEW BLACKBERRY WINE,” (arranted.) Introduced through the physicians. Bold ‘or sale. whol eee ee ALES STOTT & C _anl9-Im* Pennsylvania avenue, te AND =. LECTURE-ROOM SETTEES, OF THE MOST APPROVED STYLES, At the Manufacturer's Prices, At WM. BALLANTYNE’s. aul? 402 7th street, Intelligencer Buildit ‘. Fb rays FAIR PRICES for Tadics” . and Children’s OND-HAND Ci LOTHING, SCHOOL FURNITURE SE UNDER-CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, &., at 619 D street, between 6th and 7th sts. Note by mail promptly attended to. _aul0-tf ASKELL, LYON & CO. ARFIELD'S PATENT 0 gy Oy holed SELF. NO BOILING! NO HARD RUBBING! NO HOT WATER! NO WASHBOARDS! NO BLUEING! NO INJURY TO GARMENTS OR HANDS! BALTIMORE, MD. to manufacture and | Faria 12% cents per pound. WANTS. ANTED—A lady wishes COPYING: good Teferenecs. Address BLL, 1 O24 B sitet FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. PERSONAL. FOE, PEST, FURNISHED ROOMS. front, and back for housekeeping, at 1012" sth stract. peta salt ocak be ~ auls5. i ‘ANT! A WH ‘RI Waar sects, SW tr 6 _ Spsprinoman was IMEDIRTELYSA good WHITE SEMAN BARBER! Apply at ine corner oft and D . aud? G. 0. @. SATR. ANTED—In a suafl family, a good COOK, Ww WASHER uni IHONER. whites) Reference 1 Apply’ at once af 1913 K stroct north- weet, aur? 3 WANTED—A TENANT for one half of « new store; large show wi ; one of the finest aa loralitien $p the the city, Meza me Ad | dees Q., Star yu 35-8t* Wasa WHITE WOMAN to > youse- work and sewing; to go. few mile: in the antry. To one well recommended & dlrasant 9) 4 desirable hope cam be given. Inquire N G street 8 ANTED—A GIRU to cook and do 1 bousework, at 406 Leatoct north, at W ‘ower: TO PUROHASE—A good BRICK | DWELLING. modern wnprovements, Incated } part of cite Address“ | CuRSBRD Siar oles, angst Sy BODY TO KNOW that 0. E. Richardson is sities Cassin’s Leaf Fa: jorthern onluet /ANTED—X WHITE WOMAN (o do the wash. ing and ironing fora small family. Apply at 1420’ Hhode Toland avenuss near lath attent be: ‘week fk and Wh, lbtbe evening, sx "ANTE D—For { farm. ton, MAN and WIPE y without children, must be competent. Apply wi pexccamts to box 147 Post Office, Alexandi auz-st* ‘ANTED—& Ot = general Reusawork, hin fora ‘fam One with good. refer reference iuiay cail at O11 New em york avenne, near 9th street WANTEDA GIRL oF WOMAN 0k for a Jusive of wasting end ftouise, "Apniy ak ato. tates clusive of washin, ronin, 2. Pestreet, NvW. a ero ANTED—A BLACKSMITIT; one a ndor- i ironing wagons and repairing, at No. 633 oth oo G. W. JOY & C0. W 23g Ting, four or five Unfur- ch jeman, wife and one Op aemiall HOU within tou ‘tigniee walk Mice. Address, ‘tat terms, 3, City Port Ohce: = aad-8t" NTE! September = ‘® HOUSE of about tiles from Washing- W22Dtes caaes Serena. T * ler Dusiness and Fefereaces, 2108 ew’ Fark avenue: WANTEDEA tay capable German wouan to to do the general housework; must be a goad cook, washer bome offered with goo Sood. Myr th ply 1 io0a 4 sh, near Wakes: 51S 13th street, a 5, font 000 Ad base given; must come recom- ‘Apply at at once. ce tf Ww ay ANTE e first-class dining -room SERVANT. W Apply to A. B., Star Office, NTE ties who wish to ned oF WOUSRITOLD FURNITU BE. So. will upon H- LEVI, No. 900, corner 9th st. and re = Price = ws Wists to CHAS. H. BOWEN, usetts avenue, WARSTEDSA respectable girl wants » HOME to do chamber work: can sew; would travel as nurse or ladies’ maid. Please address m6, Sir Posto ffice. ED (990-900) rats oven las ANTED, (920.000) Crraty, termns gun REVOLVERS cle ste, ROBERT BULTON. CO. Loan Office, 31444 Hh street. WE’ i ape W pee TNo. 1307 Fhtrcct betiees the hours of 8 end 9:80 a. m. and 12 0 P- m. ATED Evecrboiy in force of thoroughly cleaned Ci is. almost a8 bright as new, to send orders to sag rr ci, at the ' Steam Oarpet beat- ing Works, Maine avenue, between 4s and 6th streets. myl5-tf ANTED=Tgu No) HANDS_ON PANTA: } 100 hands PRS, BONS. | one bat tag gy fom eri rentices wi en. 11 oth street, between D and Es streate, =P CAST OFF CLOTHING “GUNS, REVOLVERS, DIA TAMONDS, at A COHEN'S Loun Office, c10si7th street. A hote by mail attended to. A. COH Jan30-1y TaTED ee and ¢: LOTHING, DI- AMONDS WATCHES: OLD GOLD and Site GUNS, REVOLVERS ail Kinds of PE ERSON. AL PROPERTY. Paid at the OLD CH SE PICE Si 4 Gin sircon, between D and the ere i gaa price Saas Ay ROBERT FULTON & CO. ;ANTED—All th 0 ue, their sight. to Wise That the best “UNE DOLLAR SPE "ACLE! in thi rately suited. to, the dyesight by i aeueeees the’ Optician, oor. per dh street :gnd Pennsyivania’ avenue. Dept for Thermometerh of all kinds. jell WV ANTED-COLTS REVOLVERS—All_ the Tara sizes,at HEMPLER'S Optician Store, National Hotel pis-tf LOST AND FOUND. AWAY—Betwoen § and 9 o'clock on Sp otine ‘2th imst..a net Hons foward a, Soe eet STL BACON idee turn: N reward if ret = No. 19 L street, N. W. AME TO” REMISES, ON 1 THE 20TH luatant» red sow and a wi biack BAR! fiocdeAD ‘Pieasant RENT_—N. 3 nnn SHington Hotel, RSE and D FLOORS, and ATT! ROOMS af Hon 909 doth streets tea family with- out smell children. Rent very moderate, tud Fa, in wlvance. auz3.3* RT One two-story six-room on L street, between 2th and 25th sis. F ‘eis wana atl convenirnoes attached. Rent @16 month Apply to HUt on CBRAY, 24th a Pennsylvania avenue. hree- o—. BRICK Hc ‘OR REN FY taining all modern improvements, situate) on the southwest corner of lth and N street< N. W. fpeuire of Mrs. R. FARNHAM, 110: oR RENT. A large first-class HOUSE in superb order. with juarters and stabling, located on Mas:a- avenue, suitable or 8 Senator or Member. a 13 M rect auzs-tf t Sr eri new BRICKS, of nine rooms eac mich the modern convenie ncen, on stree.. from the horse c: it §0 a month ax Sages BRICK COTTAGE on L street, near 6th street ‘and water; @* a month. Son Defreess treet, e ght rooms ac’ ater, &o.; within a square of tie street cars; nth, Nger'm MM. ROHRER __Now York avenue aud tshrs OOMS, with Board, ees at 620° 1 street N.W JOR RENT: Place. three FOR: NISHED (comsvanicating) LOOMS 34. large ch and ‘OR RENT—FALM, nso of 2 Tooms, one ply to Dr. on railroad auz?-3t ith Ei mile from Benning’s Ay idze. DEAN, on the premises. Also LAR! 18, on lone Ck RENT—A4 FURNISHED HOUSE of 14 vom, 0st fenovatrdin desirable locality, ser xj howe in "Tour, #20 ith vret {OK RENT—BRICK HOUSE No. 1015 sth stree*, between K and L streots, containing nine coms, With gas, water and sewer in good_order. Ayply to ROBERT DOWNING, No. 1323 9h 22-31" JOR RENT—S + Georgetown, « small FARM 23 acres, 2 minutes walk to Georgetown cat a.goot cottage! well worded and wesorans good « Rulidings, fruit trees, &o. Apply, Jo B. P. JAC ay orney-Bt- » No. ao strest, Georgetown: OR SALE—A fine BUILDING LOT on FE ae between 12th and 13th N. W.; south front of 25 feet by 108 feet 3 inches co to 0.3) foot al ley. pTitle r terms address, by letter, W. F. A,” Finance Office, Post Office 2 bepart” building Fos BEEP ETN Fees back RICK DWELLING, 7 rooms, bath and gas, hall, vestibule, and front Yard: modern buitt house: coe spears of “éth street cai wats i Aah gnd $20 per month Pr McyELh & USSE 7th street, a Fo. SALE—Rare al Sy bay, a] Fees Ry sh and small monthly payment anew three-story pressed brick eee Tas odern: be pe hemi ee boc sapy yee front and bay wind hstreet. Apply im- Toot ely to Me *MCNEIN' S RUSSELL, 519 70 tht between FoR z= RENT One FURNISHED ROOM To and several UNFURNISHED BO: fo persons na witht children, at No. 621 between F and OR SALE— Sat street, ween 4) streets, #Fommecdions BweLtiNe HOUSE ant tice of 188 feet deep b sae feet 8 inches front; price ENT BRICK “HOUSE, ft in every room and hall's a dre anda half rom Ten street care. No. 1508 sth street, s between P and Q- Rent $35 month. pairs No. R SALE—Three lar ol Hill, near ome 105 deep, to an alley. 3a rete, auzl i ‘OR ieeni Estate ‘Broker, Au 21-3t__Cor. New York avenue and lth street. Fk2 RENT—CORN a STORE AND DWELL- G@, with water and ts in the city, ev Q streote wuitable for ney kind of bastuesst "A ppl FFY, corner 4h aud T streota, co west, Fe SALE—To sccure & pleasant home only 8 cash and vol tah area for a small new = use CRIME side of 12th street gt between W and ‘all A Real Estate Broker. 19 5t___Gorner 15th street and N.¥. avenue, Fee SALE—Two story FRAME, RB stroct, be cer, 1th and 10th streate, new aid neatly bullt; sets back from, the et ‘qfront and back yard pavement; south front; 0: easy terms, at once. WARNER, poly : ‘Heal Estate Broker. jnccessor to itney & Ca 729 Fen anld-5t FORBERT The SECOND FLOOR: ie 729 7th street, next Patent Office; suitable for first-class office; formerly used as real estate office by Joshua Whitney & Co. Rent low to good tena: Call at S18 F ‘street, or at the Premises. au Fe SALE—One of those elegant cew two pressed brick HOUSES, with back building, front yards, on T street, between Ith and Ith see ‘The house has § rooms, gas. bath and water. ballon yestibule; sold on very easy terms if ap; for soon; asplendid chance, B. H.W ENER. Feue ceseor to Jost itney & Co., F297 be tween G and H “aul FoR RENTS AR ea Seana Bares story BRICK HOUSE. with all the malorn Impre ents, and containing ten roome: No. 44 1 street, Yet street, at 80) per month. Inquire Washington, at the office of the Mutaal rer Bank ofhee. FQE SALE-Twostory BRICK, 6 rooms, Sp [Eitchen closets. large handsom® yards: Iscation hy and pleasant; neighborhood gor Libere Galt at “premises: No. 1488 Rhos pd avenue, after 3 p.in.. oF ad . ELL, Adjutant General's Ofices on NT—A three-stor; ‘ani6-7t* BRICK HOUSE moa yror —— oe O} pl yo ig Building, 90' REN T— cama Fe HOUSE, with ath Theme modern, a situated on ‘the corner of terms and particulars tee “ sven BUSINESS aac ; ARE CHANCE—FOR RKENT-STORE AND AIXTERES, Noo Toeneh = Navy Yard Bridge; one of the best locations in city for grocery, feed, or ecoond hand furnitare Inquire nexi door, of WILLIAM H. CAR auss ‘ALE—An old establicned weil t RCBANT. with a center of the ‘city. $2, 000 ear raticAN ce gtarte Missitu. Address Box 499, Post Oca. wuss 3: ‘OR RENT—The qirestablished « ‘and HOKSE-SHOEING 8 between Lit 15th fireete eh Dly to ANDRE Cus FE HUNTING PER mOPT ees gTON 1 LOTS e1 ro os TON ‘Poon & co. 928 F street, between 9th and 10d STOCK and FIXTU xe eh Hod sreet. peters T endary, streets. Inquire of Mrs EMMA AyMERICH, street, 3 north of Boundary. A SQbORED LADY on G $0 capital wanted to ¢ open abi custom of profitable aad well establish in this city. Business neat and genteel. and. ‘nterfere with other employment. I7th street. Fe® SALE—A BA te Sutacrion Together with the property in which it is con- tained; owner relinquishing business in the Dis. trict. ‘Store fitted with counters, shelving, bins and ice-house. JOHN A CLARK augl-st* corner 9th and I streets N. W. MoS5* 70 LOAN oy sum suit, REAL ESTATE SECU mTy, AREER. (Bvocessor to Jost Henin itney & anld-108 99 Seventh street, R. LKER. TO LOAN, $10,000 In sums of from one to tr. thousand dollars, Apply to BK. W. WALKER & CO. Estate Brokers between 8th and The BRIG IK YARD worked res of fine clas ana ork aa N is Sawst aul6-2awat™ ¥ Fo ber bE Maryiant 3 able for. coal or lepot.. WELL's drag store, c Corner Marylai Tun streets TOTICE —We private sale, on reasonable terms, the followi IRABLE PROPERTY : i 2 1th street. northwest. between Mand N rick front, two stories and Man<ard ro house is ow, contains the modern ices. M street northwest, between 4th and 5th stories and basemeut proseed brick; con- tains 9 rooms, and modern conveniences. No. 454 M street northwest, between éth and Sth streets: 3 stories and basement, imitation of brown use contains Wrooms,and all the modera convenis No. 435 New York avenue, between sth and sth strecte nectirent 2 stories frame with brick base- ment; rooms. No. lew York avenue, between éth and Sth pcr a 2 story frame with brick base- eins and summer kitchen. eee. 416 New York avenue. betwoen 4th and 5th streets srt: Sstory brick ; containing 6 rooms. No. 621 street. between 6th and 7th streets northwest Feast basement pressed brick; fine brick stable and carriage house, and all the modern improvements. 0.414 New York avenue, between 4th and sth streets northwest; 2stery frame with brick basement and attic: contains § rooms and «ummer kitchen. Nos. 411 and 413 New York avenue: 3 story — brick fronte with brown stone basoment; ae = each. with gas and bathrooms. 9, 1122 and 1123 athstreet, between L and nee York avenne northw: 3 story bricks, containing 7 rooms each, with bathrooms, water aud No.1114 4th street northwest, between L street and New York avenue; 2 story and basement brick hyuse containing 6 rooms. ~, No. 611 Massachuselts avenue, between 6th and zh ‘streets oe rthwest: 2 story frame containing 6 Toems and snmmer k: 1080. 1092. 1094, 1026 and 1028 ch oy t borthwest; 2 story bricks, containing 4 rooms # Sth street northwest between M and N strecte; 2 story 1250 sed 13584 rooms, wd — 1535 Sth street northwest, ben ors > td ‘Aleo, 5 very decirabic. ‘building lots on the north east corner of H street ih and Ist street west, fronting ¥ fect on H street and 70 fort on let street, Also, a number of brick and frame tenements in Savage's alley and Prather’s alle ey suitable for por- ters and laborers. 33" The owner or own raya ck pullding, 12 rooms, cellar, gas EE W HITE, £35 Louisiana avenue, — ol forwar rot stable and carri: onse—No. a y Louisiana avenue. Pa ag orp ed agg foley mpegs femedbate sietal gi the ‘War aud WM F. MATTINGLY. 7h st, bet. D and E sts. Plain. au2b3t* | ments. Apply 1 aul0-Im com dames G. Na in the First i Penns: ¥ania avenue, a very smal! black and t SLUT; short tail, cropped ears, yellow: chin and feet, and’ spots on her eyes and neck, A iberal reward will be paid by her owner, at 2034 G street, second door from 2ist, who values her high- ly. {aul0} M. ORME. OTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN = the lows of a certain piece of SIOUX HALE BREED SCRIP, issued in the name of Victoria Brazain, formerly Victoria Angi, No. 373, undred son seventy- Wey for 160 acres of Slonx: Half Bread Linke Pepin Reserve, and that application will be Ragust ahr tae P,P. WILSON, Attorney: toe uy t ath, on for Fred. S. Newell, Executor of the estate of Thmas jeceased, aut-3w BOARDING. RNISHED AND UNFURNISHED VERY The above firm having secured the exclusive right Ft qicestnt ROOMS, with BOARD, 910 3%mn street Warfie! a <e Cold Water Self. Soap, in and for the coe ea 3 a AED and DIS- = street, Sentcnt Gand invite the attention of of the h washe: nd of Sere Batd, Bott or Balter They ee ce that it will not ie even mt finest fs ‘Not ealy does save labor, fuel, clothes, &e.. but Tusing ft housekeepers get rid of the discomfort of Boe water in summer, in the house da- bes npae o which causes ws ireaent cold cold: fot ) mb ra this rorya Fo ane telothee eatimonials to its great exoetiencs are athand; but no evidence ean ed ati vr A - ite or ie aye li Pineau Sept IBLE AND COMFORTABLE “2s. as oe Roar the Del can be "1 street, on reasonable terms. Rito “Table Be accommodated. CLASS BOARD, WITH Sete ne ONT ROOmE, to be had on sParoase ani terms rn vania spd, lath Good Tocation and accessible, FOR SALE. ete set of SCHOOL-ROOM FS PON OTRS Ra asttnsioce tes Oriciaoae: Arply as at No. Peausyivenia avenue, cue MEORTAXT TO id ects haga AND BUIL hand and for sale FOUR HU! DEED. Wood MANTELS, from 1.20 to $25 cach lothes by ‘means of @ washboard or mac . D. NEY, Meridian Hil, fe Tittle hana-rabh eee ‘isreauired with this soap, | _aut2-3w* Head of 20th strest. hen jothes are y irmiy viedded ‘in the fabric, aap ipa ‘FOR BALE, he clothes require no biaeing i ried in the eun, a ver washed. “ sf are hed with s Soap rll tat Ply ice TABLES ee eee, oi fon dae asi pn as =< washed in the ordinary way with the pring oa Te consumers, thereter a ip unquestionably the pas ALEX. ADAMSON, Rl conen [ores QHEABEST Sap ‘ever hlanufactured: ‘The usual | _je29-tf 3a ‘street, Washington, DO. Ne OOLE & HUME. 454 Pa.av., Wholesale Agents for Warfisld: aud-h Cold Water Soap. Carex CHINA, AND GLASSWARE. Honsek: fit: out or replenishi —— fy recy at cur tore ot the ii i tad PLATED WARE, fine coma SeRET Te, eo ge ~ STOCK OF SLATE MANTELS, Mot excepting .. New York, Philadelphia and ALso, ‘BLE MANTELS AND IRON ee ANTELS, GAS FIXTURES, TO SUIT THE RIOR ASP, ‘A NLY COME ond a great variéty of other goods; in part SEUSS A EPL HAMILTON & PEARSON, No, 4, ¥. M. 0. A. BUILDING, Conwen 91m ax D Staeets. j** P. WILLETT. CHAS. BUOF! WILLEIT & @ RUOFF, BR (Buccessors to Cochran $ Cou.) 905 PENNsyLvaNia AVENUE. HATS, CAPS, CANES, AND UMBRELLAS, STRAW, LINEN, AND BAMBOO HATS. LI AND FULL LINE. MILITARY HATS, OAPS, ie IN ‘This: p=" fo) WER PoToMde AVON, stant O itore, till sie acres gana} wanting. t fons pins, crounct ae ap gceeee an’ ioe: S3per per day, $18 per week, $60 for Angust, JOHN H. ‘xmxwits. Berens eulee LTR, va Mrs. on ie A. 8, of agton, Manager, a iN Pe eget mn jarrive ot Capper Bpeings may be obtained of any of the and STORE ina K sireet, near nquire on premises. FG i ete ‘00d I “gation Wester rket W ANTED—To FF s ONE THIRD INTEREST in a Mercantile Business in this city: most de- sirable opening for any one wishing to engage in an YO. LE OR LEASE —The tin Ti active business life. and where he can ¢ an ex- F Shin paeearea tera ee cellent and profitable investment’ The oaks esas avenue, latel eceupied by the U. Coast Sur for selling bei the actual need of the eke ee of a EDMOND LAW ROGEUS, 31 sf a rice, SLAW. Address MERCHANT, gly at A aulett austf ” OR RENT —Threc-story prosal brick front ORE HUNDRED DOLLARS ANNUALLY FOR HOUSE, No 16 Congress treet, Georgetown, t 10 per cent, coms iatereat MoM Fs ever oN “Dae > | ae 0 8 434) Sne hundred doliers anneal re, corner Bridge and Con: | for: cent iran gress streets. met | to Sasui. the NOMTHWESTERN i OR RENT—An eight room BRICK agus in thorough ye with gas and water, No. 1441 Street, next t corner Of loth, northwest. Toa od tenant fe Ke t a Toa nauite’of ‘Dr. SOP DEEN Tiss Nol 8a ok SALE.—Two LOTS southeast corner oe and 0 streets; Slop, foartoor LOTS on New Jer- acy avenue above'R street. Apply at 130. = al F. ES OR SALE OR EXCHANGE, ee grrr, (PROP- ERTY. A NICE GARDEN F. =e 9 miles from Was! ‘in mtg Washington rod oe fon Tr in Montgomery cow ty, Mar} rams welling ond ‘eet: rd, good a — i eaaleay Tan set Py WF bet bie PRO TY on the Balti- ton Railroad, three-quarters jar; narter of a ¢ Mills” farm; station within one hun- ‘This Wier is offered for acres in the tract; chases i ined they will be Ds rere are a wl eo | ine rived ty wil io Fer ett. at ual on the lots ix W. W COX: Weal Estate agents No. 319 FARE batting, te Tne rdhara wares No. iat the honrs of 7 and 9 ween aime dred yards of the tract cement tavorebie terms sgnfortable and HANDSOME on 238 street room; water close! ‘and hells all theo cin: largeyard. Inqui otDr. DAN'LB. oLAs street and Pe ahaa ave. corner 4 B RENT—A new and comfortable ai HOTRE, tightens Mfg front, with bs am ing, on 20th street, north bese peer fig NNER & 00., 43 Louisiana avenue, _jyn-tt Te enth street. Fo, oe ESET ERIC ete ESD TRY Ses F 82, PaaS OHE a ea neck iene coal dealer. on 1. Y. KNIGHT, General secot_ Wein sek tek ‘the be eae at of ego La GARDNER L AT 2 OF THE Disks fren 1 of 1th wt or his bi Maraactucctt tween 10h and Lith ets NW. row i Perietce in treating o8er 10.00 cases at the hereal Hospital, anda practice of thirty years eum. * both, male and ‘female, he cap warrant cave tm His mectict ies for Gemorr hava te eStore, 1103 Frame-avinues, Se we reenipt of @¥. advice cine will be sent by express | involuntary emissions. 2. See ee fio Tom, at “Cant Dew ng Rye a al taupe tant Bosiness—pamt, present amt future. “Vy ov KNow pd IT Is YOURSELF”—That old Dr. Darby sees ten such cases as yours to the single onal ay other vazaician. IS pitas an | larly suecessfal THe Berek art aie . pe LES. SoM WELL-KNOWN SPRCI Retablished here for the Inet Tew Foss Ante Fecoramended to thove dewiring the wericse of t fare physician. as the only reliable, safe and | okt ane | Mats making 8 specialty of female com- inte LAD rf Senior oring free trregelarities, weak: | or aauy exmeplaton secadios teethet pe race oh bim with the neo et or sce. He gusrantese and there we a Snaps oa. Doctor ini Kee e call from those who have been deceived and ewindied by the teonp female im te hoart hum fotestinn See valores +A oof ¥ I giy sehr i shove Pe. creep, Springs: Sc.cor B. TAKING AN ENDOWM POLICY Im {he NORTHWESTERN you, secure your Against possible want or de Upon others you yeu provide for your viamily ta Ue ert of deat: ‘will carn en aig per Sent Poemapoand interest Ome soo 7th # 1. ¥. KNIGHT, General ggont. M. HB. PRINCE LOAN OFFIC, 1005 PENNSYLVANIA AVENGER, (UP STAIRS) BAZAB FOR THE SALB ow UNREDEEMED Goope fel-tr yi UST PUBLISHED. The following Lectures for Gentiamen, bound im one volume, Cpeset oe. dentitied, E. de F. Curtis, lose of Sur AGE TN MAN DAL DERILITY, ENERATIVE OR- U- ooh gt Address the eathor, Dr. Tremont Place, Boston. aul POWDERS, SCRA Tat Nervows debility Semis 4 ret Gone Hg ‘Glen . Seret- in Skin Disease, ‘Syphiiie, in all its force, speedily “Bel and M: pod in Washington by y whe 8 B EStwisus, Pruggist corner Penneylvanis ave. and 12th street, Price $3 per box, sent by mail ays-ly ‘Company's Office for the «ale of Si Sew: ines fe at 717 Market Space. ett wr 7 Tred 6 WOOD AND COAL. Cosna T co ST! ‘As we are compelled tc move our stock of COAL We will sell at Cost for the next ten da) HOLLIDE au2l 3st 914 Mase. av. bet. 9b W. J. STEPHENSON @ BRO., COAL AND WOOD DEPOT, AND KINDLING WOOD MILL, Trn Street Waser Office—120. Pr exevtvaxta Avenve, Coal kept on plank floors,and delivered free from du fall the best quo a « | for cash and split. ood i gd and quality cuaran 0 sawed Fay 1 to « = gote AND woopb DIRECT FROM VESSEL AT CLUB RATES FOR WINTER'S USER. QvaLrTy ay> Quaxriry GraRanrene. 2 Vos, 2, | Genuine LYRENS va yaar. Ss: | Best quality RED Ant ree burning W tire A Sipgrir NUT. |. "To compete ms s0ld For eros. | “OAK and Pr RE WOOD st same low rates. j 01 received at principal stores throughout city, and at mam as set = JOSEPH L. SEYMOUR, 519 7th street, posite Post Office Department. a Tm. SB 675. BANKERS. CENT. PER MONTH PAID FOR FFICERS in RM PS and CIVIL DEPARTMENTS in advance Money advanced SOLICITORS: ki Claims on TREASURY DRAFTSand AUDITORS CERTIFI thtes while SECOND POWER OF ATTORNEY is a obtained. A feeest SURVEYING IveT RUMEN PERFECT ORDER) for sale idan J. H. sQt a MONEY BROKER, _anls-tf 1407 F «t., 2. DODGE & DAENE a $5,000 SR aa business, and tion. X. ¥. A BEAL Ber ESTATE in thts THE TRADES. (T®5Ts AND AWNINGS. TENTS for Sale or Rent for Camp Meetings, Fairs. Festivals, &. AWNINGS for Public and Private Balls and Par- M. G. COPELAND, Dealer in Awning Materials, ang3 643 Louisiana avenue. ASTHOSY FISHER, FIRST CLASS SCOURER, 618 9TH —— Opposite Patent Orrics. ATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, Conner New Yore Av.ayp 15ra 8 Interest om deposits on end after JvLy lst st the rate 6 PER CENT. Interest will be allowed and paid on any sume withdrawn fn settlement of accounts for every full calendar month which may ave elapsed since the date of de eyonite of ONE DIME to One Thousand Dollars receit Applications for Loan: where blank: ti a2 y ve Vice President, PHANE: Sicretary” YNER, Treasurer. 8 bare CITY SAVIN ‘Tth Street and Louisiana A: PAYS 6 PER CENT. INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. {oterest commences from deponite. je cau be made ad drow a ii. mys _ A. RUPP, Treasurer, Mmnueren 2 00. BANKERS, 1427 ¥ Bizest,(tmo doors trom U. 8. Treasury Bo WASHINGTON, D. C. Beostve Deposits, aod transact a General Banking ae | 9h ths, Brincipal cities taken and given Secqeotion dremel | ee Mie ahead Iaiis Depertmeats ‘ine MIDDLETON & 00. Re sae ap Sree Cr tek DRY GOODS. G PET CLOSING OUT SALE ol SUMMER STOCK OF DRY Goons. STRIPED PIQUES, 12% cont fares, MSN Se Criredifee “wary