Evening Star Newspaper, July 12, 1872, Page 2

EVENING STAR. | The Springfield Repudlican gives its sympathy | |nd approval to our efforts to raise the moral CROSBY 8. NOYES......Editor, | tne of congress, but hopes in this pious work Largest Circulation in the Distriet Reading Matter on Every Page. ASHINGTON CITY: FRIDAY wsee-Saly 12, 1872, The Star By Mail. Persons leaving the city for the summer, or apy portion of it, ean have Taz Star mailed to their address for such time as they desire, at the rate of fifty cents per month. Orders, accom- panied by the money, should be sent to the busi- ness office of the paper. —— What Gen. Sherman Says. ‘The inevitable interviewer overhauled Gene- eral Sherman at Geneva, and the restlt is em- bodied in two columns of the New York World of yesterday. The general seems to have given bisopinion of men and measures on both pt the Atlantic with his accustomed frank- mess acul foree. He said he was struck with the stonliness of Switzerland. “You seem to ben territory at one moment and all b: Out of it the r He was much tmpressed there, and eve ere he went with the im- mensé pains people—the mass of people—take for ther living: the prodigality of effort as con- tracted with the slightness of the reward. In Many comntries the agriculture, in its resalts, suggests a mere gieaning of a soil of which past centuries bave had the fall crop. In Rusia he found churches, schools, and all the essential institutions ef a growing civilization, and hard- ly saw any country—always accepting his own— whieh is so manifestly growing under one eyes. Allsortsof great experiments seem to be in progress, social experiments prevailing, but net @ few of the political kind. It is not generally known, for instance, that in Rusia there has existed for centuries, and still exists to-day, the type of that communal organ- | We shail not respect persons,*but will flagellate | the sinners who have a voice in the distribution of the government advertising as soundly as their fellow culprits of the liberal persuasion.” To be sure, why not? Point out the sinners. As for the advertising, our withers are unwrung. In fact we doubt if government advertising is our torte. If fifty dollar advertisements of five dollar mules to be seld a thousand miles away appear in the Washington papers a week after the sale, thou can’st not say, Oh Springfield Republican, that Tar Star did The Washington Stan makes a doleful ap- peal to the democrats of North Carolina to try to save the state at the coming election, and calls upon every “white-hearted son” to do his full duty.—Neie Fork Timez. The Times is star-gazing at the wrong lumin. ty. It does not occur to us that we have made the remarks above quoted. ee By the London Pines’ estimate of Greeley it would seem that they know the great Chappa- quack over there, ND PRUPERTY Ther: be @ grand Mass us and Tax-payers on MON- 2, at 8 o'clock p.m., in Union By order of AMES L. THOMAS, Chairman. ,Pecretary. ayi2-3e LIBERTY COUNCIC, No. 2, SUNS OF JONADAR, bave elected and insta‘lod for {Ue pext current yuarter the fol Moers:—J Goléen. W.0.; W. H. Folk, D.C BALL ITIZENS BOLPE: : ern if the ¥.¢ RS Cith fs BEPUBLICAN GENERAL CoNMITT. Distmict oF i Wasninctox, D. C.. July 12, 1872 A meeting of the regular Republican General Gom- Mittee will be held at Union League Hall on SAT UBDAY EVENIN: 1G. 13th inst. at Si o'clock. A full quested. ag important business wiil meeting rs B. PUBYVIS, Chairman cretary. jy2-2t* IN, Bec: BLY Te THE ACTION OF THE ICAW GENERAL COMMITTEE of the District of Columbia, at a meet! Clark's Bell, No. 479 Pennsylvania Hy 22, It as ordered that primary elec held iu the House of Delegate districts on JuLY 3 2, between the hours of 1 aad 5 o'clock, p. m. ization which appears to have such a fascina- tion for the Paris “reds.” With the Russians it is an institution dating from a period, if not of barbarism, at least of the dawn of civilization. Its great principle is, if not exactly = common, at least a kind of equal ownership of the soil. A man on bis coming of age has « certain share of land allotted to him, and when the commu- nity has so increased as to have used up all of its allotable land a new commune is founded ia another district. The facility with which the people obtain a part ownershtp in the land is a very noticeabie thing in Kussia, and it points to ® futere in that country in some respects not unlike that of the United States. The Emperor gave him the impression of a worker, and so with ne ail the sovercigus with wom he came in personal contact. In Egypt the Khe- dive is a ruler who personally superintends the work of government. The growing of sugar is now bis favorite scheme. * Of the Prussian army the general said: It is unquestionably the finest army in the world, and no wonder, if we consider the years it has taken them to makeit. It isa perfect machine of war. The most striking thing about it is the new recognition it has given to individuality in the soldier. The army is an aggregate of loc: ized and therefore individualized corps, and overy man in every corps is tanght to combine a ¢ of personal responsibility and of self-reli- | the instinct of military obedience. It | yanarmy of thousands, batan army | France appeared to him to bein a transition state. Being asked his opinion as to the chances of Fe-e!e nm of Lis old commander, Grant, Gen. Sherman said: I think Grant is going to win this elecuion, sir. I dont see who's to stand against Adams isan estimable man. L haracter and culture, trained to states- sla credit to the nation that pro- Ent i doubt whether with all ‘his ualities he has the popularity to se- esidential seat. The candidate for | the Presidency must be known to the great body | of the people in almost a personal sense. The | Cemocrats are in position of difficulty. .-Taey | hat party which has the least frank!y zits ef our civil war, and I do | party so cireamstanced in sym- in our generation at least, win the confidence of a majority of our people. The war had ‘o be fought—it was inevitable. Once over We minst all wish to see its bitter memories buried, but we cantot consent to have its work . oe Drinking Fountains. Within a few days several drinking fountains bave been put up m Washington in addition to that on the Avenue at 7th street, very mach to the re ief ot nm on and beast. Their crowded con- «htion, however, shows that the number Is stilt inadc«mate to the needs. Elsewhere societies and public spirited individuals have co-operated | with monicipal authorities in furnishing a street supply of pure water. The Drinking Fountain Society of London recently hela its annual meeting, and the report read on that oc- casion gives an interesting account of the op- eraticnsef the association daring the year end- ing March 31, 1872. There are scattered over London over three hundred troughs and drink- ing fountains, which are visited, cleaned and supplied with eups—most of them twice a week, | and many of them daily. Crowds of animals are seen at all hours of the days and night wait- | ing their turn to drink. The receipts of the as- | ation for the past year amounted to $21,165, as follows: Annual subscriptions, ordinary donations 00, and special us, 25,60. The cost of the fountains for repair and water supply averages about $50 a but that of the catt'e troughs vary with their size and locality. The water rate for some of the larger troughs amount to $150 @ year, as many as twelve hundred horses frequently drinking at one trough in twenty. | four hours. | +20e- On the Fourth of July, George R. De Milt, a young man, 19 years of age, residing in Brook- lyn, New York, while eugaged in handling a pistol, shot himself in the abdomen, the bullet remaining among the intestines. Without at- tempting to probe the we=nd for the bullet, and ining trom the administration of either ndy or morphine, Dr. Bryant had his patient pisced In bed upon his back with his knees sed £0 as to relieve the muscles of the abdo- nu, and Positive instructions to rerasin teetly st Under t soothing treatment “Le patient was out of danger on Tuesday of this ‘ek and expects to be all right before the end the week. Stokes’ friends say that this man was tnjured exactly as Fisk was, and yet he covers, and think that is a reason why Stokes ‘ould not suffer the extreme penalty of the law. this is all very well as far as it goes, but the set remains that if Stokes had not shot Fisk, he latter would not have died when he did. When cause and effect are so closely connected, 4s in this case, it looks like child's play to be splitting hairs as to whether if the woanded man bad had one grain of opium or a spoonfal of brandy less he would have lived or died. — +208 ‘The Baitimoreans, or some ef them, are trying very hard to prevent the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad from making conuectir~, through that city so that "Ke a t" etition of the attempt of Erie, New Ser, to make ail the railroads break connec- tions there for the benefit of the peanut trade of the village. By the way, the Associated Press deserves credit for good, prompt and ample work in re- porting the Baltimore convention. Mr. Simon. top, general agent, was there in person, and was well sssisted by Mr. Gobright, the Washington ager, Mr. Fox, the agent for Baltimore; and an exce!! corps of reporters. The for tlegraphing from the convention hall, superintended by our old friend Gen. Eckert, (tall and handsome as ever,) were admirable, ——__~sse— A telegram from San Domingo is to the effect that Baez is too weak and Cabral too poor to Sight. This needs only a change of names to ‘pountries where revolutions are in progress. Bece | shall be manof | F | = ‘Wasaixeton, D.C..June sthecsmigvaytmaerer, Sh be Pa all rer Coma A and roads which the track | price will be ‘to. er, ceton ie pala $2 a for fhe purpose of electing fy delegates from acti off said SiiFicts to mot cx the Tat day of Avgut coln Hell o'clock, a. i. and nominat House cf for the purpose of mnblican party of the District for members of ‘the Houre of Delegates, be held according to the following to of the Bepublican party for Del late of the Bepubiican party for Dele- ste to the House of Roqresentatives of the United Etatoe siiall be selected 7 five delcgates from excl House of Delezate district on Weduesday; the Slat day of July, 1-73. delegates shall assemble on the next day, Thursday, the Tet of Ancust, at the Hour cf ii o'clock ®.'m., at Lincoln Hail. ‘The convention shall be called to order at said time and place by the chairman of this committee, and the minutes be kept by the secretary of the committee until e tempcrary ‘craanization of ths Convention shall be made by the delegutes, Each district shall be entitled to five delegates, Who shall be selected by ballot. between the bours of} aud So‘clock p. m.,on Wednesday, July 31, 1572 The election for delerates sbali eld mm each district in Washington and Georgetown by one Jucze, two inspectors and two clerks, who shall be chosen by the chairman and secretary ot this eom- mittee, subject to the approval of the commitiec av! the concurrence of the presideuts of the several clubs. If the chairman and secretary of t mittee and the jent of any club caunot s, D the person my lection. they shall be chosen by amajority of the persous herein designated for that purpose In the county of Washington elections shall he held in the First district at Uniontown, and at tho junction of H sirect and Beaning’s Bridge road, and in the becond at Tonnallytown and the Sey- enth street to Judas, two tnapectors aud two clerks for each of safd places. to be chosen inthe marner mentioned in the secoad rnlo. The judges and inspectors of elections at ench of said places, cr a majority thereof, shail. within two hours after the counting of the votes, meet and aid together the votes cast for delegates, and the five persons from the First district and the’ diye from th i district having the highest number of votes the delegates from each «f said districts, to whem certificates of election shall be issued. Tha per-ous helding the election in the Firat district shall meet at—(place to be named hereafter.) and the persons from the Second district at—{ place to be named hereafter.) {tbe voting shall be by written or printed ballots, he tickets or ballots, as cast, shall be deposited by be of the inspectors in a box suitable for that pur- When the hour for closing the election sh: Yoting shall Immediately cea-e,and the tic! be taken from the box in w! they may ited, and be read off by the jadge or one of the rrive shall a spectors. A correct tally or record thereof shal! bi kept by the clerks, and on completiog the connting & certificate shall be made ont setting forth the ann the five persons who may have the highest of votes cast for delegates in any district. Xoters who have heretfore ai number Ail Presidency. and who intend to advocate. thelr elec tion, shall be entitled to vote at the eection for Telegate, and no cthers; bat no one shall be allowed to vote except in the district in whica he may reside at,the time of the election. © persons may act as challengers at each place of holding elections. The right of any challenged Person te vote shall be promptly éetermined by the Persons holding the election, of a majority of ther, sfter @ statement of the grounds of challenge. as Well 9s the groundson which the vote ta claimed. The places of voting and the ways of app thereto and th: coach refrom, shalt be kept open tor voters, pportunity be given to them to may desire House of Delegates from be selected at the time and manner mentioned for the selection of the delegates to the convention to nominate acan- didate for the Houre of Representatives, exceptthat the vote shall be direct for each canilidate. Certificates of the balloting in. each detrict. shall be made ont by the persons holding the election in cach district ater a pols and counting of the votes aud be sent to the chairman of the comumit- tee aud the result in each district be announced by him within two days after the election in the Repab- Lean daily papers of the District: snd thereafter the 8 01 lote ast or Persons appearing from said certificates and au- houne+ ment to have received the highest mamber of votes stall be ti ‘sndidates of ths Republican Pek in the respective districts for members of the jonse of Delegat: s. Duplicate certificates shall be made out and be Trlained by the judges or one of the inspectors of the election. A scneral notice of the election shail be immedi = tuserted in the republican papers of the Die- rict. Two weeks before the election a special notice shall be inserted in ¢ach of aid papers. This notice shali name the places in cach istrict where the as Lali be beld avd the persons appointed to rs Steb additional notice may be given as the chair- Man cf the committee may deem . The notices shell be sigued by the chairman ands cretary of the com mittee, ard ax far as possible by the presidenis tfu'ly invited to these rules ay aff 2d the proposed election. HENRY A Jv: ay b friday) EVENING. Board ket 8 bie to the election ef rown men favor are invited, and them mbers particularly requested to be prcmpt in attendance. By order of the Executive Committee: J.J. BRIGHT, Chairman. BELL, President. (REP) jyli-2t SEO RLOG. & tpecial consccetion of LA- FAYETTER. A. CHAPTER, No. 5, will be on SATUBDAY. July 13th, at 7% o'clock p.m. All R. A. Masons in good standing are fraternally By order of the M.E. HP. JOHN EDWIN MASON, Sec'y, [Chron Re TEEBITOBIAL SAVINGS-LOAN AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION. @FFICE: ¥ MOA. BUILDING, th reeniar Monthly Mecting FRIDAY, July St So'clock p. m., tu the Lectui m of the ©. A: Baildine, corner of ith and D streets. _The question: Will it pay to invest money ina Savtnae Loan Association, on the SERIAL plan? BYsko™ {lly demonstrated by the TEBRITO A few more Shares can be secured in the Second ee ie ee ee CU TOCK, President _EDWARD M. B. TIMONEY, Secretary. jyl0-3t treo OF PUBLIC WORKS, Distaict oF Conrunta, Wasiinc ton. I - Ordered, That each special contract work shall wracy Me Pog cond Ks, and report is writing to the Board any fail- re ot the part cf the contractor in the payment of men. Neglect to Bry of with this ashi secmevamese (>: jy66t___([Chron Repub |” Gas Chairman Republican Gene NE: Tetar of the district clabs. The atteation of the republican voters of the Dis :2 vid uniform method of selecting they are earnestly requested to partict JOHN H. BROOKS, Committ THE YOUNG MEN'S ANTI-ADMINI RATION CLUB—A meeting of this Cla RBOW ( he rooms of t! Trate, pace, near 9th t. All young reeley & 3 Six 32th. will be fol- Prestiest. ‘Wasmixcton Gastiont Comm, ‘iia. dteal a CUA. B. BAILEY, Secretary. DENT apply to Mexico and the other Spanish-American Has Removed te No. 14023 Hi street N. W., corner 14h street. } SS jUGGESTIONS FOR SUMMER. It is of great importance that the system should be in ® vigerous condition when the hot weather commences. upon an enfeebled frame disastrous. The effrcts of a high temperature always more or lees ‘The loss of substance and the declen- siom of nervous power, occasioned by excessive heat, can only be compensated by the active, health- by which ¢ Hostetter’s isu aperient it as &n anc’ wholesome ticity to the is beyond al. the sul! scorched flo only, with» safe ard pal sidered the b remittent fe and ague districts. and w’ ditions are conducive to epi tion, ard the speedic: ful, and regular exercise of ali the bodily farctions he waste of nature is replenished and the vital energies renewed. The great utility of Stomach Bitters as = means of toning, invigorating and regulating the organs of the body, sally acknowledged. As a toric itstima- lates the flagging appetite and accelerates digestion; asacorrective it neutralizes acidity of the stomach and relieves flatulency;as an alternative and mild ates ‘the liver aud the bowels; Jgne it promotes tranquil sleep; as a stimulant it imparts firmness and clas- relaxed and trembling rerves, and asa bioed depurent it purifies the vital stream. The yalue of such a specific fo the weak and debilitated estimate, To invalids wilted down by heat of midsuramer, it is as refreshing and vitalizing as the cool night dew to the sta- wers, Compored of vegetable elements basis of pure diffusive stimulant, it is stable, as well 2 icinal. In fever rever the natural con- mic diseave, it is con- rd against malarions tnfec. emedy for intermittent and J38-eo3 8 W pest safes’ vers. BAG JUN District of Hap. Carts. and Street car 4 All said Licenses expiring on anid date must be promptly Fplicat gister, by whom a certificate will be lasued the particul gat otice is her: \ E. IsTER's OF Flob DISTRICT OF Co! 2A, June 29 eby given thaton the 30TH i Wil expire all Liceus issue: lumbia for Carte, Wagons. Drays, ks, Carriages, Cubs, Omulbusses, newed . us for Licensrs must be made to the Tsa- ue the ar kind of License applied for, a1 cant of money required therefor. "Thaid certificate shall be delivered io the C..llector, who shill, mpon the receipt of the su. of money ed there! to, give @ certificate of deposit. stating Oe plood Pocames effete wart di ‘comes effete and dismppea be corrapt ard unsound, it tem will not ROSADALIS. “ Life of the flesh is im the Bi ge u t ‘disap the new material ‘ident that the sy: perform ite duties well; some part ; tat: the blood. It puts the origin ‘of the tion that 0b @ sonun gradual renova- 3 on throughout our Ug omg syeter are. healthy basis, and thus brings a reese constitation, even where hope ef relief had WANTS. W&ASTED-a Competent WOMAN todo honsework. Csll at 1104 Latreet. jyl2 2t* ANTED—A good WAI’ ‘3 » W ‘ED- Ai? 'TEB at ROUX'S Res- ‘taurent, F street,up stairs. j512 2" | WANTRR-2Z,8,homanent toast, «small jOUBR. UI fed Rot to ex- | coed G0 Raiceen FRR CBP Bar Bata ia at | VANTED—temediacor BABBES. | WANti a Ren 3a3 be: | tween Wie Setrccts eae “s | WASTED—A COOK. WASHER and IRONE 1207 Fsireet woe —_ arya WV ANTED—A WOMAN to cook-wash and fron: ec. a tidy Inquire at 617 Sth Las nurse and shambermaid: treet, below G stree;. j12-2t” WASTED-A SITUATION by a middle-aged Weman as cook ina respectable family: can give good ey references. Apply at No. 232 31 street east, between Bard C streeta north. —1t* ANTED—Immediatelys_WHITE_SERVAN’ at That F treet Sw one Cook and — Chambermaid. None necd apply without wocd re. ferences. ivla-n* JANTED—By a white girl, avout sixtceny WATTERTION ac enitertiey Anat sixteen: © gang temily, Apply at No. 2161 Bil strectycor rk. : Ww NTED—A gentleman and his wife are de- Tous of renting for a few tionthe ansmell CRSISHED HUU+E in coms healthy and yates localiiy. BS he Addr rvished House,” St ANTFD-A ar Offic TLEMAN to take part in- Wilsom campaizn pap r f the departments pre rad. Fer far. rm pertion of the Sty preferred. W eee Sa RN = FOR RENT AND SALE. Louisiane i126 i RENT—Frame HOUSE, ex rooms, hall, cetlar. gas and water, © street, between loth and reets. Apply at 1106 i sirect, between Ith ath streeins tis Large clegantiy faruished OOMB on first Noor to two sentiens: we roms om arcond and third foots @ Teet. between F and @. ee Tory Pleasant BOOMS. far. If for hogeckerking, toa teaant Apply at No. 439 B street, be- ireets N.W iyit-a* FOB BENT—A two story brick HOUSE, 7 rooms Qstreet: between 1ith and 15th streets N. W Apiy on the premises, or at S14 loth strect N- - iy Fe. BENT—T Fer RENT—A three story f rooms, water and gas. cool dry fol flower garden and large back yar 2116 lath etree ort borth. Inquire next door OB SALE—A HOTS donk oath. and Res a go. lot 88-9115 fet: ice $1 ire on CHANCES. FOR SAlA*. BUSINESS Fei sarabliabed CPO 8 . enasy’ SINESS, Star offer SALE ad CYA TO Fixtoree of an BE. in one of the vans avenue, ie Fascr stone F Rees iow, with tse ot Ft ‘OB SALE—Stock email end ait excellent stand oe for & dress m xtures, For patcutars iytd-tf FGh dees teeaiasa and Feed Store, om the mali Bridge. one of the best Grocery. Provision thoroucafare for travel (OR SALE-Tw. beawtiiel 1°ONIES. wi DOUBLE BALNE SS. The pm. yaa py t a «high. ands eek or dou! =. or wie T tadien Eovalve sf 1920 Hi ciceet Wo RADPLE HOw BK FoR SALb— a |< te SADDLE HORSE. pric: Apply ai the 6! be Ofer Stable West. dotng « tai when called on OR SALB eT A BA AIN —Pitteon MULES, woth Th and KN ESS. will be geld separate y or sone} sppiving to FB. MILLER, pert from the Apply corner 12h ant C streets 8. . - 2 = CAR yi PAID FORA CABPENT — PHIL H. WELCH 2 00., ist Masonic Temple. 500. 32.000 $300 7, €1 FAURSTATE “ts inten City Property: one fourth Virgivia Farnis, ive ie value of DOK SSLE-Th ‘x and established CANDY Fact: good busmmess. Inquire at 1837 wont OQ WANTRD FOR SIX MoNru $2,000 wer eiryicia s pron ot gto aeafe business traueaction Wand satisfactory ‘explanation on application te OS EN TTINGLY Aucti: ixé tf 0 LoaN— 214,060, IN SUMB FROM 91.000 UP Apply at once to Ok BALK Th oa, # first-class BOOT ac} joent tor J iz ed and do » given for se JOTCE. st Andrew 3 5.5 r iFTY JACKSON Wau t farmers ad best 5 batty > NEY, MAGSATH © PELL, Colombia Market, commer Mamachavts srenpe aed : ate, USSE, « hy ats lish, “ Office. “312 3t* | premises. cr ot J. F. WOLLAMD, 710 D tre JUAN BOYLE & CO., DRY GOODs. | WVANTEDI Ever ow that C. ¥. &. | W iyi marfl-tf 713 15th street N. W. Soe SE Ew — corner of the ratecet {Centre Marker Th Tiotsk N. 600 Mt JARDINQ 2 of eth stree of Centre Market. a Ho eS p Mas: M yr BED: ty Pp . very best Cassard Hems at IS conte, Leaf Lard, - ne, hetween 6th and 7th str eis, containioe BOARDING. IMMENSE SEDUCTION IN PRICES cents Der pound; new evgar-cured Shoulders, 12 ms sud bat ft pe, Water in Kitchen — — VEKESS GOODS NAKEED DOWN it Bacon. 1: . two. hamb Inq NOAH WALKE Beas? BREPCCED FOR THK SUMME = ‘ TED—A WET NI 611 Pennsylvania avenue, between ét onthe, et 1327 F street, veer the KVUIE | Closing ont Bammer Stock at marvelously LOW WY) “Apply 206 D street N. hitreets yy oh nd pleasant t ANTED—A SERVANT GIRL for a ama'l fam (OR RANT—H' USE No 1819 F street, nin. = anna” bee Cali at once te secure the bost bargein W457 ETo Pama tane SUae mise | E Fooms. in thorough repair with all moiety im a ee eee ongecherp sate ae ADTED—One first-class PLUMBER. None | ™*t®. Apply st No. 1925 Peussave. ist at™ “Boaup. ASANT BOOM WY alee ee eae ee “Oaser tovlans a7 ROGUE Tar BOARD. PLE NT wore, ANE 11 3" No. 609 Li F iEN, furnisted; - sacifally improved od Diet street. mayiot : <a a A imate’ oo Lae PLEASANT EKEIDENCEAND BOARD De Sane 1080 Abe come. walls repaeied’ Moran FOR SAGE—4 new BRICK HOUSE, on 00th | rin errees (ates een Seay engezen Park, ow | > Lisa THE eosin OLEARY’S Senate House, 243 and 249 Now Jer” on arenes Aas riin Secoms acd all | Sud'cicenot house, with large gardes eriachedtice | Wi teeea ret NG THe BEST BAwGAIS sey avenve. Syst" | etern, Japrovements- Apsly to JOHN CHAP | Single geatlemen Gurite ta ae and for = W ASTSDoiy s journeyman coach paintersa | MAN,1990 tnth street N si im" | patjicuiars ingaireat d ANGREMAN Sehcest-re, | FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY ODS, SITUATION io the South. Satisfactory: re- Fe: RENT-—HOU 4 18 7th street, between D and K northwest. In the previous to taking our annua! inventory ferences given us to capability, tc. Address* Coach bath room, rape: 80, HOUSE | same building two large and fue PARLORS. with sg a Painter,” care of J. T. SULLIVAN, Star Of 207 Hi gireet: Gro ems. bath room, &c. 7 all the improvements, for a lady and geutle- SPu Js May fice. jylét_ | M. TRiMBLE. 614 18th street. man. ara teed ae. ee ee ANTED—A good TIN KOOFER; also, two OB RENT—One frame HJUSR.7 rocms,gasand | [{IKST.OUASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT ABGAINS IN DRY GoOD Wis0¥s to learn, the trade. Those who have Piva. near street care: 2 with Z rooms targe | FRONT ROOMS, to bbe had on rensonabh B 7 . ome experience in the business preferred. A>- | yard. For particulars inquire ol 4 : ; Corner amie ply to M. SHUGHBUE, No. 414 in wreak sougar | Gusitor Hie Ki aya Good location, and accesmibie. ar west. yi1-3t* ANTED—At the Industrial Home Scbool reet , G: Ww a ‘9% Bi ANTED—A wone Inquire at No. 216 B'st. ANTED—A WOMAN. to cook, wash and iron. ‘Reference required. inquire at No, 602 ‘ceok, wash and iron. jy ltt W : jy3-eolw | avenue. ‘iy 10-3t* BAVING MADE AN ENGAGEMENT ANTED-X WHITE NUBSE. for = youn with HABLE BROS., No. 400 7th street, chili; good references required. A ates corner of D. I will be at that establishment from to- Montgomery street. Georgetown, 3’ day. and will be Fiad see any of my friends who V 7 ANTED—SCSUB GIRL. s MAN to attend a may be in want of Beady-made or Ordered Oloth.ug Boiler, Laundry WOM. white WOMAN a1 Shirts or Gents’ Furnishings eM for geveral work, STEWARD. PORTER. W-tt GEO. F, TIMMS, jylo-3t" CONTINENTAL HOTEL. TREASUKY DEPARTMENT. Orr: Notice is hereby given to all persona who may bi claims agains Waverly, N.¥ 1Cé OF CONTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY, SASS TON, April 25,1572, tf a i he Waverly National Bi f it ‘s that they are called upon the same and to make legal proof thereof to. PAM S THURSTON, Receiver,at the office ofsaid Bank, at Waverly, N.Y. an@lawim Acting Vontrotter ot the Car: JOHN JAY KNO: $50,0¢ Tomokea is12-5t* 0 BTOCK or DRY GOODS AT COST FOR CASH. change in business. JOHNSON & COLLEY, 711 Market Bpace. ReOreNIN chased t nin, which I larged, entirely refitted anc sent | neat stocked it with Drugs, Medi great care as tied Ever tion. This st be under mi the pablic gen he DEUG BTOBE Noe 44 avenue. latel —This is to shuonnee tomy frie erally that J have New York owned by Mr. Richard E. Dor- ave just oP greatly en- remodeled, 80 as top and atiractive appearance, i have D entirely new and fresh aupply of icines and Toilet Articles, selected with id embracing every ar- ret class Drug Store, oy de pariment will receive the strictest atten- ‘tore, together with my other store, will own personal supervision, and the con- tant attendance, day and uight, of @ theroughly competent dispensing clerk. Possessing the old Pre- scription Fil veat avy of Dr. Gordsheil’s All none but gen jylttr 2a jes of the store. we sre preprred to re- them. phair mine and reliable articles. ARTAUR NATTANS snd D «ts. and 443 N j bat KCEn ICE! THE GREAT FALLS ICE OOMPANY, having nd an ample supply of ICE, would re- spectiul’y inform the public that they can be sup ied nt 1902 F STREET, or at our Depot, With street wharf, Ourre ar eupplicd at thelr respecte shinee whieh we find customers will continue to be promptly y our teams, to be as mach as they con do during this severe weather, J.C. WHITWELL, jy-3t__[Rep.,Pat.] Secretary and Treasurer. Wirao with ease imi Disensee Ni. mec’ cessfully treated at Dr 5. resents visit: opposite U. Pee, G1 per Visit. Refers to the and the tho sible patron Wearhington mediately after the operation ile, ¥ Presa of busin patients at re: COBBS EXTRACTED. UT PAIN, so the shoe can be worn ar Bxcreacenc: HATE’S, 535 isth street, Hours: ‘8a, m, to 6 p.m. dence at residence, $3 per ess at office precludes visiting idences except between 6 and 8 p.m. many eminent physicians, surgeons, ds of other well-known aud respon: of his establishment. Established in 136). 2yli-tr W AtsiNcToN, D. C., JULY 9, 1872. All persons are hereby notified and forbid to buy or negotiate for any lands or leases of iands, in Ma- rylend or Virginia, with P F. Schliecker, as the same, although in said Schilecker property of, name, are the and belong to, the * National Mining Company,” of Wachington, D. 0. iyl0-3t" W.H. FABRAR, President of the Co. (paeaunr AT COST. TO CLOSE OUT MY REMAINING SETS OF CROQUET, I SHALL OFFER THEM FROM TO-DAY AT PRIME COST. Teball sell 3 Sets at $2. An I do not intend to keep Croquet, here ought not let $4 Sets at $3, 95 Sets at $5.0, G6 Bets at $4.59, G6 Sets at 86. ter, you it this chance pass by to get achesp and good Croquet, as such @ chance offers but seldom, _is8 NEW B. SILVESBERG, 312 SEVENTH STREET. STORE! NEW FOUNTAIN! MILBURN’S DRUG STORE AuD POLAR SODA FOUNTAIN BEMOVED TO} THEIE NEW BUILDING, 1429 Pexnayivania Avance, jy9-Im__ Around the corner from their old stand. ES nna Sram heir old stand. 10 PER CENT. DISCOUNT UNTIL SEPTEMBER Ist. We ‘ere offering LADIES’ AND Mi) Mr. - Men univ: Music. ©. B.D! hoice list of & wae choice = ‘The Standard Bearers, other words, its suthors, whose’ Ors ies ae Charch Music Composers will to trium: our entire stock of ENS FURNISHING GOODS, ‘that it will be brightest THE BANKER BOOK OF THE SEASON! THE STANDARD Soe THE STANDARD W ANTED—A LADY, with good r, tons, who can read apd write sles lady in @ Confectionery Store; nglish w one of German {qully preferred, “Apply at 929 8 street N. VW ASTED—A PURCHASER tor a ni r handsome five-room House, with rd. in one of the mest desirable locations in the First Ward: can be bought very cheap for cash. address J. A. F., Star Office, jyW-3t" WASTED—A WHITE MAN, who thoroughly understands the making ot Ice Creams, Case tare. and Water Ices. ‘To a good man fair wasoa will be given and ste any emuplog ment, References popped. Houuire at LEONA DAIRY, 637 H st, r the first of August, a ROOM tart of the city, snitable for « ddress J. F.8., Star Oflice. jy9-6t Foe tugaten pao nea sa Fh : Unt % . $5). Umer Gi eBOS WAGGAMAN, ite Post Office. Jy! Fer sat of 10th and side of 12th street, card on door; smal paid monthly. ew York avenue. Fo KENT—FRAME BOUSE, six roms, ot 0th street. between N and O strecta. N. W. quire of F. B. WINTERS, Drag Store, corner Wth ard ects NW. dy ld 3” 70 NT—A tenroom BRICK HOUSE. gas. bath, hot and cold water, range, &c ; No. 12. 9th street, between M and N. Kert $30 am Inquire at Drug Store above. OR BENT—1.500 fret of site of the new Norihern Market, Will be let for five years from next September. For parcdc lars inguire fC. A. BURGESS & CO., Wont Yard, corner Sth and O streets northwest FS BENT—DRICK HOUSE, ten rooms, No. 606 H street northwest. Apzlyt W.-H. CLAGETT, Real od Soundary N. W.; ment down and 20 par cent. ¥. METCALF, corner _ 9 ays papered J street no pan to business and market. iva CLARK 3 Penneylvania avenue ‘An sight room and water; reut $25 per m QstreetsN.W. Apply to Dr aseackusstts “avenue, or © corner of H and 7th etre ¥ @ Indy, an exparionced organiet, pianist and vocelist,a POSATLON in @ Ohoir or School, or give private lessons. Best references furnished’ Apply at Star office. iss lw" ABTED—A 7 good COOK, white.) Apply cor. WArrii and i etscets Se Wt Nee 308 Wak. ps ANTED—SERVANTS. both male and female, can find good HOMES. a1 thie ix ied with first-class SERVANTS, st the EUREKA EMPLOYMENT. UFFICE, No. 507 ilth street, near E. [jels-Im*] MBS. LOUISE 0. BUTLER: WwW ANTED—Immediatoly—The page: toexamine oul it of M iF matchiess assortment ens’, Youths’ and Boys’ CLOTHING, at A. STRAUS’, 1011 Pennsyivenia avenuc. my29 WANTSD—a Lor of GROUND, Sosneng sbont 40, or & by 100 feet, situated north of Peunsylvania avenue, on the cast side of the street, between ey} jorthweet. Add a ing terme, Box ma ANTED—Kvery one to kuow that the Finoki #, kyon, Maz Hacturing Co.'s now SEWING MACHINE, “VICTOR,” has w eolf-setting Noedie nd the moet perfect Buttie tn ase. Acency at HOODS Jewelry Store, 409 Peonetyania arenas, bet. 4% and 6th streets. "T. W.SPIORZ.taus-ly ¥ JANTED—AN thore who valme their 'g t Know that the best “ONE DOLLAB SPE TACLE” in the count: Ee accurately sutted to the ight by Hl. H. HES PLIES, the Optician eet aud Pennsylvania avenue. Tmometers of all kinds. YANTED—From April ist, by gentfeman and Niles second etary, BEONT BOOM. wink BOARD, in Ls ate gy ey By street cars. ‘erms not to exceed or a mouth. rem Unmediately, B. 0. Ds Star Omtice. marly ANTED—Everybody in favor of thoroughly Gleaued Carpets, almost se bright as new, to send orders to L. RICK. at the Steam Carpet Beating Works, Maine avenus. bet. 4 and 6th sts. aprilS-1y ANTED—( 990,000) twenty thourand doliere rth of aud cast-off CLOTHING, GUN! REVOLVERS, MOBENT FULTON & 60., Loan OMe, 1's din otrent. Ww mn ANTED—LADIES to call on = 9. sl Tb Er LS AUBER to ba Il _kinds of STAMPING Misc PENRING: RRENOH ELUTING ine inds of EMBROIDEBY. at short notice. ‘617 ‘eet. opposite Patent Offic mar2 LOST AND FOUND. BEWAED —Strayed away, from Centre Mar- $5 wens black and whey COW eee two CALVES. The above reward will be! given if returned to GOLDIN & BRO., ay corner loth and F streets W. STBAYED AWAY—On the ath inst , two COWS; one & Line buffalo. with white face, the other a horned milk snd cider cow. A liberel reward will be given for auy information of aad come. “B. BROOKS, ay Sts Fort Banker Hill rod. ;OUND—On Brides street, Georgetown, on Mi n- Pe day the POUR ES BOOK tohiuones Se Sa SS roy ins ro} iy plying to GokGHOVE: Balirona Bridve, between Washing: ington and Georgetown iyl-3.* B a owner can have | () REWARD —Strajcd amay,on the sthinat, S10 ENA ear wade Dias years old. The above reward. will if returned to the corner of 5th and O. Streets NW. [310 St"] JOHN HOCKEMR YER, fe HEATED TERM! How to Keep Cool: PUBCHASE SUMMER SUITS. SUMMER SUITS. SUMMEB SUITS. SUMMER SUITS. SUMMER SUITS. SUMMER SUITS. STRIPED ALPACAS, CHEVIOTS, THIN MELTONS, DRAP D'ETES, DUCKS, LINENS, FOE GENTS, YOUTHS AND BOYS, ALs0, ALPACA AND DRAP D'BTE COATS, LINEN AND DUCK SACKS, WHITE MARSEILLES AND DUCK VESTS THIN CASSIMERE PANTS, FOB GENTS, YOUTHS AND BOYS, SUITABLE FOR HOME, MOUNTAIN OB SEASIDE. BUY WHILE THE WEATHER I8 HOT, AS WB HAVE DETERMINED TO KEEP COOL ALL THOSE i WEARING OUR SEASONABLE GOODS. | OOBNER Yru AND D of and PLSSLS m-tt 772 Pees SOD Haman. 116 mata te |% EGE. SAP EA The valuabic DENCE kuown as “Tanglewood. Geers county, Md . containing one of land, good comfcrtable Dwelling House, and al Leceasary outbuildings: in abort a milo of Bolt ville, on Baltimore and Obio railroad, and from Washington. The pr: perty time by portion wishing to purchase. For terme ap- to ARTHUR HEKBEBT, trustoo of Mrs. A. ff Alexandria, 5 Fob sale—uorsen with all the modern Appls No. 408 loth sires improvements, stable, thw. rn {OR BENT—One STORE, 601 New Joracy ave nue: rent, r month. Apply to W. JOBNSON,7 hatreet N. W. B50 Fs, BENT—New FRAM Nth aud D streets 8. ‘ean: frout; seven reoms and kitchen, oyard. £c.; never occupied. Rent, $25 per'm nit. PAIL, 1. WELOB & 00., iyo-tf Masonic Temple. (OK SALE O& RENT—DWELLING i rooms, Mater ad gas, 413 @ strect NW. and IM” PROVED and UNIMPROVED PROPERTY sale on easy terms. B. MILBURN, street, FOR BEST—Tiee 12 roms, with t Ist and 2 once. AD ork. ORE doors above. Fer SALE—B B HOUSE, corner of south story BRICK DWELLING, th roomand water closets on Gas throughout. Possession at Temises. 429 lith street N.W , ENBACH, Piano Warercoms, 3 Jf BICK HOUSE No. 1414 joth ory. on IC} street, between U and P. N. W.. containing r roots; lot a1. Apply to GEO. MILLER, K etreet. exT-lm OB RENT— ‘at No. 140: rest. Fo! BALE. Four-story, ten reom HOUSE. pressed brick fr > hall, er, he room, 3 treet, tween ath and thy 8 Wee ee ht-room pressed brick front, tall, water_and Pour-rom BRICK HOUSE cn alien bee wih fomr-room on alley betw par room B cn alley between 12: and U street Beren-room FRAME HOUSE, hall, &c., on 19th, between Band 8 streets, NW. Seven-room FRAME. hall, &c., on 8, between Connecticut avenue and 20th street. Six-room Eon 36th, between K etrect and Pennsylvania avenue. room HOUSES, pressed brick front, jas, bath-room, bay windows, on 3d at ween A and Basonth; never occupied New seven-room FRAME, hall, €e., corner ilth and D streets $. K :never ocenpied Five-room FRAME, lot Suxw, Sth street S, E., near South Carolina avenue Also, several LOTS in thomorthern part of tho city. Tie above will be sold sicap, on lous time, If f . called (OF at One. TL, H. WELCH & 00., ieM-tf [Rep] 905 F street, Masonic Temple. FS, BENT OB SALE—HOUSE No. 426 6th st bet. D and E. Rent. for: ed, $17: ha. Price. $18100. Call between § aud p.m, a three story and bas: Foe saree at water and gas; No.940 Va. 519 vi oa men ly 7th rihwest. ave, southwest, th stencrihwest, jel tt - OOX'S CALLAN. Je 1B RENT—That cosy snd very desirable COT- Fo? on Cann Hil! corner 6th st. eastand Pa. avenue; beautiful garden, abundant vines, excellent water. Care pase the door, &c. Agply to J x STFALL. next corver west. jel3-if URNISHED ROOMS for reut NF H street northwest, corner ith e25-tf OTICE—1 HEREBY FOBEWAEN ALL Persons from harboring or tresting any person CRY gccount—by the inducement of others tie at made vpt ms = respec evenings a week Address, BRADIN, City OB diam ty y future. Snocess or fail &c.,&e. No. 301, cori thire floor. Bes. B. w M45, 8.54 YER. 315 "th wt , between Portant Dusiuces, past. pre we Queen ft Spirits, the bichest __J. A. LOWNDES, t spend two o for one week, 8. Jyh Ving jerfal QOS BABBAGE Ha from the efiects of life. Manhood restored Impediments to Marriage removed reatment. and Cire HOWARD Philadel pt LApEs SUFFEXING lars sent fre CIATION ties, wear cure or no charge trentz, New and remarkable remedic seen, OF ANT co nfide in D yrs —O street, between 6th and south. Hours, from 10 to 12. m.,2to Sand? m2. us debility ct New ow 1 ve B 8. Addrome @ South Nia pie cated ont ele; No, th Bt. come aplaint peculiar LEON, the oldest wd safe P! i lainta in the city om those who have arantoes a kpoety oms for Laly Pa oct -tr COAL AND Woon, | @aAatLt Oak TO CONSUMERS OF COAL! CHEAP! 1 of Red Ach, Wii all sizes.) Diy qari. it will No offered dea! in noue but th erefore ptTSops can re Orders received at my old ane canal, depot. corner Sth ant 1 tummc wharves. ‘Call carly on. they are ne advance at any time. Gur sdrice to tend to lay in the: fs to do go at once. have now on hand. and To parties wi hing to purchase their CHEAP !' daily recefein: Lykeus V inter'senp- Tadvan sof Cor @ good at avery «1 stand, corner 7th street B streets 3. W.,aud a. MARLC DW, i€ method of informing our friends and os h at a lowe th pee Whee in ir supply for the winter, ther cfore, BRODHEAD 4 ©o's, Pignes, 38¢.; Silk Fi Grenadines, 13 Monselan Delais os, Ite See : Bpteedaas Untiracted Cotton in #4 Uotton, Tie 5 * Elegant Gros Grain Black Silk : Lovely Two Button Paris Kids tu de., $1; Victoria Lawus, wie + very eh ods at less than market u 1205 F etreet, E the wanafacturers, at wh locas CHEAPEST! 2) | THE BEST! THE NloEST: . DRY GOODS HOUSE IN TUE TexeiroRY TO BUY YOUR Goops ar WOLFORD 4 SdILBERG's, 427 SEVENTH STREET sot Great in ineemert serabirst BESS GUODS, LACE SHAWLS, DON EB iI LINENS, CLOTR, FASO¥ Goons, PARADOLe ST» now offered fo buyare {betere the Chee of the springs © A SPECIALTY IN CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS, OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. MATTING LOW AS 25 CENTS PER YARD WF DONT FORGET THE ARCADE 427 SEVENTH STREET. Petwoen D and E, Isiand ———— ——————— BANKERS GEN ADRIAN K wOOT Late Gol. of Int. Kee rt ‘We ure receiving cargoes of LYKRN’s VALLEY. SHAMOREN and Witrs BSH COAL daty. and | are prepared todeliver iv eny ps ths | We pay & ner cent. tmtorest om rome derssite of very lowest prices that first-class Coal can at yee te “ng ped pr T EDW CLARK s > Oe ¥ ath. | }nterest paid monthly or carring to dopae- 3 Dealers in Lumber, Wood and Uoal, Seporits payable on demand Wharf depot an? Planing Mill’ foot of 4th st. east, joctione teaks overeione . Brauch Yard Va. ave. and dh «t. coutheast. Day of oiicers of wy codhen in copy _ | S@Vance at reasovable rates core i the army CUMBERLAND COAL, ASSORTED IN QUAL- ing accounts cashed cay make them out te TIES, suitable for fainity, etenming ai ck- | the aeual way, endorsing one cony on the outside smith purgoers. For sale at 329 Peuusylcagis | heat the bottom Seud Ly Mai, aus tbe drat: will avenve. G. L. SHEBIFF. iyi-im* | forwarded by retarn mail tnyad ip AY COOKE & ov. A T H 8! J “2 Just received and for sale. ‘Whclesale and Retail, an _ist st Cc ABRIAGES! On band, a lar; OA BBIAGES. u finte' y be » Whiel prices. All work old be as. represented. Bepairii rom ptly attended cia vee FOBT. A. Gita aylt Euceessors to Geo Bd wtrect “CARRIAGES umber Yard of P COTTSELL & 00., W. Linville & Co., aud Indiana aveane. UARBIAG to. HAM, A H 510 3t* wrt ‘Just received some HAY of good quality. for casb. Corner of lith street st canal, 410-412 Sth street, between D and KE. BarY™ cheap - OXLEY, Agt. T°. SHIPPERS —Until ferther notice ther only be ove steamer Philade!phia Sailing trom Philadelp' every SATURDAY at 12 m., and fr, Georgetown, D. O., every TUESDAY iy9 108 4 OB RENT—HOUSE in “Oorcoran Bow.” A, F ply No. 1530 I street. pad OB RENT—Furnished HOUSE, from June i2th to October Ist, Apply at 993 i2th street, bet, m3d-tf OR EENT—A desirabl F HOUBE to a private family, 13: Farnished opposite the Chi i Epiphany, Address e the . a Seer Uin dee CBureh of Epiphany or Fe EEXNT—Suits of FURNISHED BOO eh it, aleo unfurnished with thoes boat, Tent un or wit No, 307 Missouri avenue, 84 door from OR BENT—Six fino Foe nes 908, Building, Fa, National 3d street, deci KICE ROOMS in the Pounsrivanis avenue, ec. fold-ef BENT—The large DWELLING-HOUER, Penneyiv ue, six doors ast of the aye EMOVAL, vanis avenue. Yard, D avenue, between 33 and 2% streets 8 puE Bas “PEN. will peasy 0% ia. ¥.1YDE, & week fr, 3 59 Water street, Georgetown, D.C. fice to Mo. Og, @eraer a Virginia e290 Im wizat street We have jort received a of ELEDHATED TaNa fEN which fs pow pronounced nd sent by mail postage. RICHARD B. MOHTUN 4 CO., jel2-tr T= M For Cows! Cores ordinary Coughs Slowe’s Iepurely vopets Piao Debtlity,’ ‘General broken down constitatl E Blood Pari . Cleanses the systera of ail im- right equare up, and makes pure, by Baukers, Merchants, | ay ing commercial writ : st Pens now made. Price. 1%) por gto de to any address free WONDERFUL DISOOVEBY OF Ofte 19tu ORBNTUBY. Dr. 5. D. Howe's Ar MILK Care fm efew houre UM PTION aud Coict teead Vitality,” and 2 | SANs our personal care deto-int “| Our Drafte on JAY COOKE, ReCULLOC Lospons Ht # 00 gre Cashea tn any part of ENGLarn, IxeLann SCOTLAND, Sree of caaree = MANS SAVEN B | : TRUST company." “*® ‘ing Bonse, ma. 1307 Pouusyivanie areor PAYS ait’? rin dimterest Bo PAYS FOUR PER CENT from date of on “gon banines® eacomnse it dsmwes Cormupenias of Deport cent interest B 2S tiott te recetve ge o' chock, to receive ‘te only or send for a copy of the Obarter ama RA IDDLETOR @& HH co., BANEERS, 1427 F etreet, (two doors trom U.8. Trossery B+ meni.) | WASBINGTON, DO Grocire Deposits end traneact a General Baer vs Pawiness. Exchange m the feinctons cities takoa abo gt. or oeltors ot por to oar depc Ls ae choerfcily forn‘shet in re.alton negotiated om the best mut before all the United MIDDLETON & OS, ers OITY SAVINeS HANK, Corner Teh street and Lotisians 4 venne PAYS 6 PER CENT. INTEREST us DEPOSI TY Interest commences from date of deposi sits can be made and drawn st». ms a7 on bemade J A BUF. Treseure MEDICAL, &. on i [DPE CABPNBE Late cr tne Record CS. Vener Hespue., con $e ogni gre. a ®. ue. to 10 p. m., at bis office, N corner of ite at and sania avente,(stvoud story.) or bis residence Cectia avenue wees oth and Tith ete. N Bis creat experience SPireating over 10000 cases at the U. . Femerend = of thirty me Soke male es cure ine ter advice ané mest en ee 2. D.GILMAD, avenue. sale |, 687 Pa. poribon, seat by mall: ce} ADIES KID GLOVES elltug at cost for thirty days to reduce stock. Que Button ($1) Glove nee SO, Bro Betton 186) iS 'DWARD B. Bas his seperate oes Ming Pegiven the Prevcripticn business. jem lm”