Evening Star Newspaper, September 21, 1871, Page 2

EVENING STAR. CROSBY 5. NOYES....... Editor. —————— WASHINGTON CITY: THURSDAY.......September 21, 1971. Eight Hoars, or Ten. ‘The late labor demonstration in New York has called forth considerable discussion in the papers of that city upon “* the eight hour question.” It is treated by the Jowrnal of Commerce very tully and with the calmness and thonghtfulness pot acteristic of that paper in dealing with matters of finance and labor. The Jouraal holds that these do a very cruel thing towards the laborer who urge him to constant efiort t>shorten the hours of toil. No amelioration of his condition ever came or ever can come trom such attempts. All experience proves the fallacy of the oft-re- Peated statement that the workingmen, asaclass, will produce as much in €ight hours, if the change were made, as they would under ordinary circumstances in ten hours. Start with a suffi- client number of “ ifs” and the thing would be feasitle. If the laborer entered into the scheme with this purpose steadily in view; if he hus- banded his strength and made the best use of the Spare hours; if he trained himself in the interval for a special effort to be put forth during the prescribed term of work, and then resolutely applied his utmost energy to his occupation, the product of his eight hours would be greatly en- hanced. But to believe that all this will take place simply because eight hours becomes the Wmit of the laborer’s day is to suppose that this change will be a greater instrument of human reformation than all the influences heretofure brought to bear on the race since the first pair dweit in Eden. The Journal argues, also, that even if the la- borer could doas much in eight hours as he now does in ten, the change would not be good for him. Work isa blessing, and men do not work too much. No man was ever injured by it. Care, anxiety, and accompanying clogs of va- ions sorts may break the worker down, but plain, hard work, cheerfully and faithfally per- formed, never shortened a man’s days, or planted thorns in his pillow, or weakened his mental or moral constitution. If eight hours’ work will bring a laborer all the necessaries of life, it would still be for his advantage to work longer that he might accumulate resources for old age, that he might provide fresh resources for cul- ture and enjoyment for himself and family, and that he might cheapen the products of labor to all his toiling brethren. Noresolutionsof con- ventions no heroic courage on the partof leagues, no legislation by Parliament or Congress,noroyal decree ot King or Kaiser, no strikes or patient persistent fortitude on the part of workmen,can alter the eternal ordination that fewer hours of work mean fewer comforts for every working hand or busy brain. That cannot be altered. Itis not that capitalists refuse to grant, or em- ployers resist it, but that it cannot be done in the nature of the case. All that there fs in the world comes only as the product of brain and sinew strained and tasked ‘for this service. If more of this product in nominal amount were given to nominal laber it would purchase him no more of that he is seeking, its purchasing power being correspondingly diminished. When there is more to divide, the workingmen get more. All those who achieve any great thing | for themselves or the world work not only eight hours, but ten, twelve, or even more hours, to their own added peace of mind and length of days. ——_ 0 Brigham’s Way Out of the Difficulty. it is getting hot for Brigham Young. For the first time a United States Judge finds nimselt strong enough to make astand against polygamy in the courts of Utah. The hope and belief of the Mormons that no Mormon could be convicted of bigamy because no Mormon woman could be found to appear as a witness to her own discredit failed them. A case comes before Judge ‘Kean where a woman complains of a polyga- t as an adulterer, and demands his indictment and trial. Several leading Mormons, among them Elder Cannon, editor of the church paper, the News, who were summoned on the jury gave the opinion that polygamy was right and legal, and were set aside by the Judge as not competent for jurors. For the first time therefore, a Gentile jury has been empanneled; competent to deal with cases involring the bigamy-polygamy question. The Judge charged the m that they were to be governed by the same law principles which controtled from Maine to Montana; that murder, arson, bigamy and riot in Utah were as much crimes there as anwhere; that the peculiarities of Utah are personal and individual, and do not form part of any system or policy. He made the farther announcement that those who disobeyed the laws shall be pun- ished, and that the men of influence who tram- ple upon and defy the law and teach others to do the same, will be the first to be punished. There is much covert wrath amongst the Mormons at this unpleasant and ominous turn Of affairs, but the time has past when Brigham can summon his Danite gang to make short work of obtrusive opponents. The growing Strength of the se: cssion, Godbeyite Mormons; the influx of Gentiles into Utah in consequence of the development of the mines; the close com- munication afferded by the Pacific railroad with the outside world, have all served to break down the power of the Brigham Young party of polygamist Mormons, and it looks now as if the end of polygamy was not far distant. With Bngham’s death, and the succession of the Smith family (sons of Jo. Smith) to the Mormon rule the fall of polygamy would come naturally, as they are avowed monogamists, but its end is likely to come even sooner. Brigham Young's bu! tenacity is tempered with no little tact and cunning. When the worst comes to the worst, and the strain is too heavy to be resisted, it i* pretty certain that he will in his capacity of Prophet receive a“‘revelation,” per- mitting the Mormons to dispense with the reli- gious cross and burden of polygamy, placed on their shoulders for a season as a chastening dis- persation. Polygamy was introduced by Jo. Smith through a “revelation,” and Brigham Yeung can get rid of it—when he wants to—in the same convenient way. ———_-ee-. | 0.18. 60, 1981 Largest Circulation in the District | Reading Matter on Every Page. | FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, qm SUCCESS OF THE STIEFF PIANOS. Govermment Securities. Jay Cooke & the Sos, 18631 KK : * 52s, 1864 5 As ry Bt 5-208, 1566. 13% Pe he 2 ee 5 aie, Iz argh toe, Semele + § Bs, 1564. eth aoe $200, Jan-BJ uly, 16EIS%\Carrency 6a. nccocdA eget Steck Be, (By Bankers,’ Brokers’ and Lewis Johnson & Co. homie abd fore New Yorx, - 58. 6's. 158, 3 Rock Island, ao preferred, 80%: ort Warne Lacks? Mayne, alton and See iain dae cliamias, Ghicago and Ventral, 70s; do. “vin eres Garis The list of District appointments made by Governor Cooke and announced elsewhere, is composed largely it will be seen of those who have already proved their capacity in the same positions. Among the new appointments, the public will recognize also with satisfaction, the names of many held in high esteem as useful citizens, and capable business men. We note. with no little satisfaction the appearance in the School Board, of the names of some who have heretofore done invaluable service on that board, ——_-<e2--__ Gen. J. L. Beveridge, of Cook county, IU., Was yesterday nominated for Congressman-at- large from that State by the republican conven- tion at Springfield, on the first formal ballot. ‘The convention indorsed the administration of President Grant. Chicago is bragging over a ‘swine exposition” or great national hog show in progress at Dexter Park. None but four-legged swine are allowed to compete for the prizes. rity be paved with —— £ 7” At Indianapolis Dorcrs were buried th Sept. 21.—Flonr steady. Wheat ‘Corn shade higher. Sparel rather seats = Virginia 63; new, 69. Sept. 21, 1.90 p, m.—Bonds, 9% for the Panis, Sept. 21, @,m.—Rentes 66 francs 6 con- ‘anus, Sept. 21, p. m.—Rentes 56 francs 57 cen- cr northerly 5 meh oe a ei street, on THU 8 Ali favorable to the cause are attend, more —s 1 a ere Teta Thre Werte ed his be Sanson; "bh and K: se Selb Bat alt a streets. iSrnoyy p BANKS, Swee ne20-3t* 1th strect NeW, [pr eesbecanigay, CHIEF MARSHAL, ‘No. 612 Sixtu StReet, September 19, ist. GENERAL ORDER OF CRLEBRATION. J. AtSoclock a.m. ten guns will be fired, when all civil or military assoctations ing to tak {in the celebration will Spent afar Pepe 4 t saris ead a8 lock "Sit Halt en fo the general rendezvous ai * direct oo of the commanders or marshals me pe | ives for the occasion, and who will rej 4 <a starcugh his aids, laumedintely 1 wha Ai m. twelve guns will be red at | E which by tion ch igpa he Marshal snd his aids, in the faicwion Fr DIV) iN. Feces pt REY —_ ao Fenigacmmentiog Stanton Guards. 1. - ‘n Guards. “SECOND DIVISION. lor Con ee Writ, Brown, commanding Secon! ra ic and M litary Associations, c pices Biter Bipeittions. x Marshai ‘Aldred Jones, commanding Third ee 4. Carrinaes contail Officers of the Day. Speakers, snd. CG polalty invited sions 5. Genera Cele lebrated Cavalry ROUTE OF PARAD®. The column being formed on Indiana and Louis jana avenues, tueright resting on 6th street, will countermarch to ‘street, down Mond to ay tvania ue to the Capi ol by the ecatheast, thence to a the Capitol gmt, by the Vermont avenue to ne, through Executive “1.0 ae ‘OF SEREMONIES, | in arriy President's grounds a grat chorus will be sung, and prayer oflered be Unsvinin of tre day. ine. The President of ihe daz. will then cause the the = of Lo ag 1852, te which the Ban y the ords— Ged bless our native land, Firm may she ever stand.” &c. ‘will then be delivered by the orator of the day "b. Music apd Reci iop—Th. mas Commedore ‘eh Soke noe at she black party the ehed ‘ve Proud, 6. Dinner will be ‘caret ae at es to desiring it, and the ‘exercises w reill Be oy conti ‘ried with music and , mntil 5" by a aia and proceed to ti ssoctaticne willy pate ped Di ut themselves in communi- cation with these hendquarte fately. SPECIAL, Noo i ©. H. Peters, George Hy i ru Perry Carson Moses Bredehaw, Collins Grusor. Charies Re 4 jase, John H. . Sidney ry Setariaad, font onin, Thomas _ Green Smith al@en P and U8, € tee of Meer ti sand Mica commen eption, and will « “Lepats ant ma conduct + steamers and suita- earters aid to ‘Gen ons ~~ = SPECIAL, ‘No. : state atbs. 38: B Fisher. B erly. usher, J, Anderson, Bake E. Ejoryce ei pCeabley Alla Batten Win: ay ‘eaver, J. L. wen. Janiei Fisteher, Raw Allon. rian Pope. iH . Breed, A Loo- pie, Jamoe Yur +B Paxton, Frank Over, aries More ames Gregor Aas Dae hn Beer wate cs ‘ REEN, Chief Marshal. on Sit ie RoW t Aids. JOHN L. HICKMAN, Gh’ Comultteo. seao-2t (saith eases SPAY ibeath inst., re BLIO ROTICE. taba! BY. Shey. at the late pee at t, between Mtreet.cole agents’ for the District oF "Gat Col ‘God Alexandria SINGING sor 4 NEW BOOK, Designed especially for Singing Classes, By L. 0, EMERSON, of whose books the sale of | 4 MILLION COPIES that nderst: the | wanteoi the Americen Musical Public ea The book containa. in, its t} divisions, an Ele- ant a good ya ee ‘asic, = Collection of Church anes au : Price $7.50 per dozen. Semple Copies sent post-paid for 75 Cents. 0. DITSON & CO., Boston. il-w.ae oa DITsOn & 90. New York._ ‘A select class of five per fone is by g.take evening leswone ARcaenae OAL a ‘and MECHANICAL DRAW. NG. under # practical architect. Clerks or others pr i to join, will please address, Architect t Box tT BP. T OFFIC Umi ogame ue roe 16. 1871. ARTN. of Cincinnati, same pl cmbaneh, on the 21 day of December 1867 for an improvement tu method of governing the cut df circular sawing machinery: ieordered ‘that thet tho aan Be closed on the diet day of Rerenbor ne fime for flilng arguments and the Etaminct’s rey menor, be limited to the Ist day of December Per ies ered said petition be heard'on the sth day bext, thi fon, Peete i ATIN AGUE MIXTUKE. CHILL and FE det VER; one “4 i jicate the dik as fails,(it bette « ¥ citer cradl we returne ares oes Is.¢ sever Mardi Have analyzed MATIN Rite Chk. ccnteinane _— vn ne anything ‘nat can injure h. dt is am excel Femedy Jor C Tied (cand Paver ART, M.D Besident Physician, Maryland Hospital, foRE, April 10, 1873. Retina aiutnise, | WW Se Fidiser amped a ae iE ae pas 2-0, KITCHEN ueaxetca, fe at ot the Furnishing Stor - sale at low — w; Fouse Es ors noe re fye20-3t 3 Pennsylvania avenue. 30,000 cams _ WALL PAPER ‘ aT Bast WINE MI re aeere |e BEDUCED RATES. The lar; ‘gest assortment of WALG PAPERS in this market, ccmprising all the most desirable pat- terns from ihe best factories in the country JOHN ALEXANDER, _8e19-In No. 1231 Pennsylvania avenue. BE, ONLY DAILY GERMAN NEWSPAPER Te rae Crore THE WASHINGTON ANZEIGE, PUBLISHED BY P-L, SCHIMPTRGIESSER, Eioura Sracet N Is the best advertise medium Trail Uisineen sien} capepially for Americans to draw German customrrn’ ‘here is in the District a large portion of Ger- mane who cambardiy read English, aud subscribe only for this sels-Im Fo TWENTY DAYS ONLY! TO MAKE ROOM FOR 2k HOLIDAY GOODS!! Six Sterling Silver Tea Spoons, 97; Sterling Siiver fare ene, ‘able Spoons at ae jonate pay warrt kit to, keep rexcallent fines from to $2 sea hains, from §10 to § Gar hee pieces Cake Baskets, om 4 ee Pit Rchers, ted with porcelain eh 3, fine zilian Pebble Gol Spec- en a oe A Braz ian Pebble Steel Spectacles and mines = splendid stock of = Jewelry, Coral and id, soid in proport pees enely if you wish he aetna bargains, at I. ALEXANDER 1229 Pennsylvania avenue. between 12th and Wth streets. ne 13 6t bags SPEND A DOLLAR WITH SATISFACTION TO YOURSELF AND EVEEBYBODY ELSE Go TO SILVERBERG’S. He offers to-day : One pair handsome LACE SLEEVRS with Collar to match for $1. One —- Lace s rane ~ with eeeett ol ot Sis i ECP ¥S and COLLAR trimmed Y gs fk EN | ah tix CUFFS and four LIN! speed E TOILET Serr ch otaet pieces for 21. Bi Indies’ super fine British HOSE for BANDRENCHTERS for Ge tC ED LINEN :) mARbe ode rete Save ss ritish half HOSE for $1, ANDKER- extra heavy ditt for Fonr ize pes hs en He men hemmed “i ORs Gone sa linen ditto for §1 Que fue a baisy ua tacks for 1. OF ete: A adien’ V war Paste BRU: pit A ° e Jendid. ‘OILET ma Pir gt a1. On Perna TOLLET Fe tng Hd 1, Besides a ta umber of wy qe RINGS for 1 BUSH wr hrabb st STs splendid bat or Me Slveiawa Sages with ura ‘other Articles, equally le ea HELIN ZEERTR, x Se ED 2 ss as yey conta or white,’ single, jouble or split; 8 cents per oun, B. SILVERBERG, 312 SEVENTH STREET, Near Pennsylvania avenue. 1871 ecl8-tr 1871 FALL. GRAND OPENING or FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, at 4. STEAUS, POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE, 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, Botwoon loth and Ith streets, FOR RENT AND SALE. ENT FRONT BOOM, for eee —. GIB Setroon Gad Charges low. nee ar 1313 rth. Fu keno No gE a ath ctrecte, contain modern improvensen Onis as Fs : py Pennay ivan’ Uth streets, north side. OR RENT—A_two story Hy po, the corner of 7th and I streets 5. W.. = Bright vareene: Tpetween 1 ithe wert’ very a the eoaed wel em theehct tee Sa ee Sem, i a Tks Fi a “SALE Of bone] at ims PBuilting. on TRS ACRE cee ANKEUPT ASTER =i eer a ay arr Rul sBeET IEON <a B75 7 Mh street, BS on avenue. ANTED—A tidy GIBL ne * on private fami 4 E, one square below Shadi WHITE GIRL to do feecerk famaly. Inquire st 110 — oe a door on 7: B RENT—BRICK WELLING HO. tween and, x trols eter stove, gas and water. aie At WALKER @00., 1 Pennsylvania avenue. OR oe Seanke ane BRICK; best Incation sts aa A. Bail Wa hie —A WHIT? ae twee 2 ie oe net Teeton of Be sats “ae SES large ree DWELLING HOUSE wide rooms, stair cases and pas- | son. ; “Jnterior,” * Washington City =\ Tissesar a es ay aa sages; s locality for a em USE; f and ith pany OR RENT=Fapunied. AYOUNG MAN sith cxpr the grocczs marketing. and’ fre ness. ‘Gord reference requ corner 8th and H streets N. W NOTION TO A ROOR-RERPER— PERT, who can examine a fal) set ct them: a grad price will one eter need ppt FIXTURES, PLUM Fou oe AT VERY aig ae fe and we 1h. PARRE Y Co” | Ninth street nort suit i-assorted ston Nos. 313 and + fe now for sale in ‘ate sale, at whe: af pooké- sad corn GonmaM A, pe Case =e ), Box 42: ‘Stocun Trew w gas and water; toa ood tenant will be re cheap. Inguife No. reyman BARBER. No. 223 New Jersey avenne. ANTED—A WHITE GIRL, to nurse: ecme well recommended. ply 1108 N street, weg | Se ‘OK ‘SALE OF EXCHANGE 09 ACEES OF LAND tm Macon, jroed reais acres in Cherokee county, climate, cepecinily the apple. Also, Shannon and 000 | 4 RAKECHANCE TO OBTAIN ASUBURBAN HOME ON EASY TERMS. ANTED—An experienced | work and aa Ap) between 17th hig sth ANTED—A ig bl Besndery nirect, just ha: poy i ro STEW AR 5 WANTED PUMEDIATELY — a “SLACK Poiontawn, or PAT Box! nd Hth. NTED— ei OANDPENATI ss iat 9 aaah pirat once at sy vera nt rienced WHITE stable: mast read STABLE: 85 Gat. HAND. a ie from xis Kendall Groen," 3 per month. Tn corner of cleats F strests, OB RENT—A fue COUNTRY SEAT, in full on inded with trees, orchard. ren, in the rearof noe ved EV ELE ate alley. ~T. E orath his eget ‘Weat side of Ith strect wast oe nek reek Charch road, ane having been subdivi sold tn tots of frown thee to ten, acres. homse. stable, &e plan sali pas will homens coach payment mired, Pi atteet, vege Bem 3t* “HALL BO BOSS, Hoa! Rette ede cirecke, CLE Sanh Dew and very OR SALE ELE. hy a *S Gitean ee Us! prin yo} eee closets. commendations may ae avenue, opposite the Arlingt. WANTED—The Ladies their HAIR WORK m: = the latest styles, at Miss SUt = street, between K 25 cents. ie nteak pe they can ae ss states. 3 aR, miei 8e20-S Vans TED —A gentleman. wife a ers cat ait ay opens szearms carey Ada ee = B43 Bes Otic, stating aaTEDST TAILO: atH. oe o(2) See p WH retorquce,ab 1 Tmmediatel a ie +40 cook and Sa Wwe ANTEDST gee eae GIRL, Te eae ag gon Aly at $14 7th street oe ween vaNre ae 7 @ HOUSE of six or eight Toms; water and gaa; in an eligible part of ress OU. > Star office, stating Serms, in desirable streets in the First Were. » from 15 feet to £0 feet front. ‘he above gee = be ee low figures and iberal KB street, between Sth wosetes bebomns Sand rr) o'eldck, i jae the morning a | Fg Skt ora BE Rg THOS. E. TAGGAMAN. a al 112 456 st. “rig opposite Patent Office. SAORART, wits gooa ra well ~ customers. in the = rtincaahing a wits. eat =a Ei Fi Hd sett a = ieee aieageaens Osea Apply at 307 Mis eww | pone G@ street, Bonn. a hina ok caer ry | fe = “meow per month. Inguire Fon anne Ww comer BOARDING. ‘i Rds EDENISHED, ROOMS WITH pune. ABLE BOARD, ove s7ery comfort and rl aveuee Ietwees ad ood a fa ‘the Ist of October. ad oF, Ug yey Dressed-brick root dour atone bath. losets, aaotataing ‘Toms, closets, aay W hee Seta Saeeent OHAS. A. QUGRUEN &,co., ie ONE THIRD INTEREST inees in thiscity;« most de- ARTED—A WOMAN 'to cook and we wach sirable opening fcr sty one ne wishing to cagaee ta en and iron. None but a good canoe No. 477 © street, 'W NICELY- Fo: ENISHED oe S BO. ‘ivate ily, at No. 1012 uh street, between K and L, LIGIBLE pAnD, mOOMPORTARLE Booms, can ‘be bad’ at i313 Ee cone am SEER, - * GOOD CHANCE FOR BUILDERS, geen or GRrouxp in on northeastern: ’ bly situated. a. anit ae Fyre ied treet, on. Teasountl: Woe Also, Table Boarders acccminolatad. fed. tf WITH PLEASANT rivania sreone and Ish y ecceasible. mba \ANTED—At tho Hancock House, a Penusyivania avenursa colored woman OOt None but a competent cook need ANTED—A good WHEELWB(GHT. Ary of Water streets SIRST. CLASS say No. 816 F street, esd afi and 9h. Hast ROOMS, to be corner On RENT FURNISHED HOUSE molern im Inquire at No. 1133 ioth ata T%, er re slage a 4 Dusiuess, end lorations a: pak] ‘BANKERS. (HE NATIONAL SAVINGS’ BANK, | NER ISTH STREET AND New Yorx avexve, (Opposite Riggs’) "POLET-UNFURNISHED ROOM—A large w.. Sonrentont rom J - JOM, at 1205 ath neat x ‘OR RENTS Ces East PHILIP KLOTZ, Vy aNFEESE young LADY to weer hair end pend, BD pei bet gy DRY GOODS. CABrETs: CARPETS! CARPETS! ‘story BRIOK HOUSE wl sireet all modern im prov ements: very ¢ won ANTEDSE FARMER and @ SRDENER: One who can come wel permanent empleo qENT= Th ane ling doors north A) x ipo Market; vary went ¢ unfurnished Tous on Second floor, newly and painted, with gas imeach cies cy =e HOUSE is. ab street consisting of thoes feir com coantion- aM Lop renteor ly to know — PHTULTP OR RENT—One of ie bea’ north side ef Corcoran street, We utifal How im Pats SiX PRR GENT. ior sil fal ca. often » (No. 1427.) be . R streets north, and lith and’ 15ti: ets West; Mansard Re and idrens’ CAS’ See Boor tof ‘SHOKS, Han Hey ‘, BL 'S and QUIL’ ae be mail will be attend ILLIP PEYSER, Agent, wt 146 Seventh street, ear Mt NTED.—Parties who wish to DISPOSE OF GED EQENITURE, &c., will cai reac ae pala. =3 MESSRS. WOLFORD & SHILBERG Testes to call the atteution of the general public to the NEW stock mikes, of at office of arm on OPEN YOUR scoot Office open daily, from 9 a. ‘rm. our beyend regular Bank "ilirs ts ae steno as an cepecial scour dad: Ou SATURDAY EY for the mae ho of U FOR SALE ja rocms and summer kitchen a ite mm, hot sm cold Ww: and allthe modern conveniences, and well adapted to keeping board now filed "wi ith first-class boarders; the and will be sold for'onv CW: "MANSFIELD, ‘Washing: “4 D FALL CARPETS, Comprising of ENGLISH BRUSSELS, NINGS the BANK is EPOSITS from 6 LS NTED— — be Siw ‘EN, M. SOR RE NTS ROOM BRICK HOU SER mas ANTED~ $20,000) twenty thousand m worth of new and cast: off CLOTHIN ead ete. ROpRST FULTON ii <3 ARTETA on rf wo MUNIH PAID | Fox DO! © caxbed ip advance “hag 4ND HEMP CARPETS, ositively to be sold 20 pur cent. less | ouse in the city. Prices ranging from 25 cents to $1.73 per yard. Rent, ity per m 200M th. Inquire of Dr 6th et y Tee to Dr. W. i EWA! ees corner 7th street net an endless variety of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY-GOODs, is offered at the Low — MARKET FIGURES. ment is respectfully THE ARCADE, 437 is 2 Street, Island, D 3 © Afb while SECOND POW ta OF ATTO! ihe tT 4 ne Se ast-at SURVEYING Ge PheFEcT ORDER) for eal bo koe Prope in seg oy the roughly rig! TOR 2 ETRE send eer L. ‘avenue, between (a and. ee yor TENT—anE STORE, 207 0% stree A call to this estab one door north of Pena: BOOMS ebove to rent, suite offices. Apply next door to ANTED—Ten No. eral Aj atic siroet, betw HANDS ON ras enced bands need ll be taken. Apply and E streets. ing etsow! BF KEMEEBEK, le for any business © GOLDSTEIN & CO., Commission ond Exchange Brokers OR BENT—Two ROOMS in rear part of build- ing, on the first floor, over Stine [it Store i: 37 Pennsylvania avenue, iw INGTON | agh?® SAVINGS BANK, LEGANT BLACK G LOW FKICEs. SHUSTER & BRO. wonld call bar pec p | of their customers and the public toa lot of NS BLACK PILES ar G1. 35 per Sard: as we consider them the nave been able to offer for several peat also on band all the finer qualities at equally low rates; and Ladies wishi not buy cue without } Tu Street and Louisiana Avenne, | PAYSO PERCENT INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. foterest commences from date sf depen segs cau be made and draw, A. herr. _— PPttres & co., BANKERS, 1437 F Breet, (two doors from U. 8. ‘Treasury De WASHING TON, D. c Becetve Deposits, ‘and transact s General Banking _brincipal cities taken and given fully furnished im reletion toalt Loaus pegotiated on the bert Claims before all the United Sestes Departments care, MIDDLETON 2 09. AST OFF SEOTHING iS, DIAMONDS, at street. A note = jal ed ‘ ce REVOLV' CO gard Loan 0: omen 2 a ae OF ENTSOn Congress street, Geor C., a nice COTTAGE, the vg water in the age ‘and i uated in one of the be ood in, the city. The i fruit and other trees. popuk's « DARNETLE i OR KENT—One two story saa K tees, every six same Ry sum those who value their si jhe Beet “ONE DOLLAR le accurately Fas to the seer sof Penny ranks’ avowed” Bengt for wkpae apd cast-of OLOTHING, DF CHES, OLD GOLD and SLL SEH The bi will be paid at the OLD Srrice, 314 Mh strect, Detwecs D vy the ROBERT FULTON & 00. REVOLVERS—All_ the Optician tg large, aud has many <0 TARRY phat door, or rs SHUSTER 3 BRo.. {Pat. verte der on the _“ Wort, mou. Toni rught Plana 25 toe, and $1; wick Lustres, Si apd Wool TPopling, ‘itlack Si id Colored Velveteenr, ANTED—COLT’'S OR LENT =One ag BRICK 1 Hovs: c large —— at HEMPLEB'S many ote eles rest the itch engmnton’ walk per month, Inquire N. 7th street north. OR SALE—DWELLING HOUSE nish ufurnished. beside kitchen and d y to JAMES WOuME. iF LAN SIM & SiERY, GLOVES. NOTIONS, and FANCY GOUDS mgreat variety. «2 ONE PKicE. LOST AND FOUND. G street, (in front of Patent AGE, containin; OST—Y: sterday, L ties, ‘The finder will be rewarded by. Rs. eee: cor. Shand Geen afternon,a BLACK ive Sg Jace. and shost three- on Satins it at room 06, Patent AKEN UP Ode tae Ax SU SHEUTZEN P& a ees SSEL, “a Lata BOGAN & wring, 1018 and 1020 7th «tree, ‘|REDucTion. [08 RENT—First-clacs FURNISHED OMS, oT ms pero BOARD; reforences exc! I stre a cee ON SALT WATER. mee sell at private sale a BEMOVAL On or shout the saiddle of Sept remove to © fide.) between 12th ‘and fuce our large and complete stock will sell al! kinds of DEY GOODS at dese thaw thelr les our Black CXSHMERES, appata Esc DRESS GOODS. eee r eaves (north WELLING in good mare in order te seven rooms: ap excellent Garden acres of good Land, situated on Tend of St. George's Isla illony St- Mary va county, Md. for store and summer be laces iu the State for barre forward, @ proper: take egaarore ns $10 = Scheutzen Park. 0 RY, ABRD—Lost Be 10 oo mote ting Offics, or betw: hotireen and one of the’ ben oyster business. te all the salt water delicacies; good duck easy. For farther particulars ad BJ. Misi Piney Potut P.O. 0} Ja papeeees SE No, 625 Pennsylvania 16° chambers, parlor, th-room, kitchen and servants’ rooms. HHL & CO., 6 Pennsylvania avenue. ember Bie pair of tees to prevent the contraction of we Di Con e2 8. Eutaw strect, Baltim re, 3 2 8 ot Gor, Printing Office Witeess. FOR SALE. ~ MACHINERY and L ggg op Mineral Water ly to M. rooaniy. BRODHE. AD & 0O0., 1228 F street. corner 1%b street. INSURANCE COMPANIES. RTH WESTERN N° A MIE AURE Drsu' mArCR COMPANY = Gasiage, Cos aa organised in iat. Bus § i given heim F% 34! er ee Brn (ies establishrsent. Franklin street, esi ria, Vi ther, one fine BERS i aera Soe THOMPs ae ck have goer Up sosoon!” ens-t Ye eae How If is ¥ 205 vs an wees ‘ one of orca fa a fisat jioal W 5, Hi at mae ara, yours te the ‘cases as 0 Physician. He icrabicsemomtes y FRIEND AND DOCTOR. 5 SUCCESS Fits Sayer very Soo ag Bay, "HORSE; 1 aang TOA PACS COLDER TINCTURE ORGANIZED AUG UST 26, 1870. ‘oars rome es OMB. OBPITA Lenn enennvo 100,006 LL BIGHT A