Evening Star Newspaper, July 15, 1872, Page 2

Largest Circulation in the District Reading Matter on Every Page. WASHINGTON CITY: MONDAY. July 15, 1872, The Star By Mail. Persons leaving the city for the summer, or any portion of it, can have T#® STAR mailed 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 seut to the busi- Bessofice of the paper. Rather Neatly Prt. A reporter of The Colored Citizen interviewed W. U. Saunders, the negro Greeleyite of Mary- Jand, on bis wny south to stump for the demo- €ratic ticket. In the conversation Saunders was asked if he thought “the democrats would ever cordially recognize the black man’s righ ¢ Saunders answered that be did; “that the lion shail lie down with the lamb.” The Citizen rep- Fesentative responded rather signidcantly that if they should lie down together about this time, when the lion gets up the lamb will be missing.” @eunders scratched his head and left. ——__-«02- ‘5 in the Stokes case in New York came this morning and annonneing that they were unable to agree upon a verdict were Cischarged—just what might be, and doubtless Was, expected from a jury selected as thisone Was. It was hoped that under the new law of the state, intended to admit intelligent mon into the jury box, the abuses under the old sys- tem would be swept away, but it appears that in its actual working the recent ordinance is no better than the ene it supplanted. In this case ‘st least a week's time was consumed and over ove thousand men summoned at heavy expense to the state before ajury wasselected,and then— suchajury! The very frst man accepted by the defence had no sure knowledge of Fisk, Gould, or Tweed; had beard of Fisk having been ‘ed “on the stairs somewhere,” but thought Little of it, and did not speak of it except, per- haps, to his ow@ family. As Judge Ingraham observed, the examinations were conducted in such @ manner as to exclude 19 out of 2) men who read the newspapers. And then after all, this wearisome and expensive sifting of men results in the selection of twelve men who are either so densely ignorant as not to have heard of one of the most widely known crimes Of the year, or who are so peculiarly constituted that they have not thought whether the crime was an illegal actor not. Why not take twelve men from anasylumof idiotsatonce? It would be quicker and not so expensive. The sooner New York legisiators undo their work of last session the better. According to Judge Ingra- bam the law they passed, by making not only Opinions of the prisoner's guilt or ifmocence, but also impressions and biason the matter, the sub- jects of challenge for principal cause, provided for the exclusion from the jury box of the in- telligent pertion of the community. For, said Lis Loner, with a little asperity, the man that reads the newspaper accounts of sneh transac- tions as that before the court and does not form @».op nion on it must be s fool, and ifhe changes | the opinion so formed without having some cause for £0 doing, he mrst also be a fool. ——_ eee ‘The Alexandria, Va., city councils recently passed @ Sunday law intended to close the bars and beer saloons, for the reason, according to a correspondent of the Firginia Sentinel, “that @ 80 many Washingtonians to come ee.” Simee the mayor promulgated law, however, itis found that it goes a little ‘her than intended, and if enforced will pre- Vent Alexandrians “from enjoying a cool and refreshing drink of soda, or a plate of cream on Sand Under these distressing circumstances 7 wants the law repealed. The act keep open any shop, ace wherein sec- ts conducted, or which ie for business pur- and it is contended that under this ping probibition the hotels mast certainly be closed, and the travelers by rail and water must jump aboard the trains or steamboats as hey steam it through the streets or shoot by the whart; for to stop 3 moment they mast keep open for that time a “place” where sec- ular business is done through the week, and ‘accessible to the public” for that pur- —__—_—_-<ee-___ A '‘TeMPEst In THB Vincista TEa-rot.—The Richmond Whig publishes @ correspondence between James Lyons and Robert Ouid, in which the former cemplains of a letter pub- ished in the New York Sun, in which the latter is reported as saying:—“‘The disaffection of Wise, ms and Gilmer in Virginia will lose Greeley just three votes, not one more. You can rely on one thing certain, if you have Henry A. Wise, James Lyons and John H. Gilmer against you, the people of Virginia are with you.” Mr. Ould denies having made use of any such language, but has a recollection of saying, at some time or place while he was in Baltimore, that Lyons" opposition to Mr. Greeley would be entirely ineffectual in Richmond. ———__-ee- increase of divorces in England has been ¢ by an unpleasant increase in perjury. siness—for it has become ono—is a very e one. Many men and women parsue no other, and find in this an abundant means of support. Im one week there were three prose- cutions for perjury, each one of which resnite? in the conviction of several offenders. The Chicago Tribune says that this state of things haz a precise parallel in this c important exception. We have as many profes sional perjurers, but we never prosecate them, ——— — +e = A good many people die of over-work. The f fallofsuch deaths. The Patriot man ap marvelous convessions by con- of frauds committed by themselves and Soard ef Public Works, should be carefal. inventions az these would overtask the ers of the most gifted and robs r. Itis ely, yon know, that contractors should meke © confiding revelations to a Patriot re- porter Every New England is divided into 3 nurcber Of school districts. Each of these latter basa Prudential Committee, which is charged with the care of the schoo! and the choice of the tcacher. These committees have hitherto con. sisted entirely of men. The New Hampshire Legisiature bas now, however, passed a law giving women the right to be eleeted to such a Position. This seems to de an expansion of wo- man’s rights and duties that nobody can object Ls +te2.- — Mr. Watterson, editor of sisvilie | Courier-Journal, who was an attentive locker- { on at the Baltimore convention telis the Greeley party that it will be folly to under-estimate the strength of the Grant and Wilson ticket, and that only bard work will beat it. The truth is, the numbers are so nearly balanced on both sides that the best working organization will win. ———_- -2e-- —___ ‘We are afraid the Blanton-Duncan bolting democratic convention at Louisville won't amount to much. The Courier-Journal pokes cruel fun at it, and in its “Political Points” has ‘The New York World is giving a sort of Joap port to Greeley. We'll venture a hat that the world will deat E. G. asly poke under the fifth rib, before November, that will lay the great Chopper out cold. Ask Seymour if the World knows how to do it! —~cee— Sea-sick Senator Bayard with his head over ‘the railings is doing his est to swallow Greeley, ‘but itseems an ever chance whether he will get the dose down, r, like honest Sancho Panza when be took "© balsam, part company with bis own interD’s) combinations. ‘ThA Uhieago Inter-Ocean is too good a paper © b’.ve s0 awkward a name. a Gratz Brown is sick with cholera morbus, Gregley’s tarn will come in November. THE DESE ON FOOT Font¥ YEARS a NOTRE WIL wr xoDUS JOUBNEYS of THE NGS. By EF #. Harper’ & Bro. This is the story of an exploration of the Desert of the Exodus, or the scene of Israci’s made on foot by Professor Palmer, College, Engiand. The notices heretofore of this interesting portion of the Holy Land have been imperfect, for the reason that it has never been sufficiently explored to determine the Scriptural topography ot these regions. Prof. Palmer in his painstaking work has had the Advantage of thorough familiarity with the Arabic language, and of accompanying expe- rienced explorers and scientific men, connected with the British ordnance survey expedition, to the peninsula of Sinai. wanderings of Cambridge ST. PATRIOK 8 EVE. A novel. Ry Charles Lever. THE COUNTESS CF CHARNEY, i Dumas. [Through Jos. ehillington | =28eF From the cheap editionsof the works of Lever and Dumas issued by T. B. Peterson & Bros. Harper & Bros. { : STORY OF THE A. New York h J.C. Parker | Designed for the young in schools and fami- lies, and it is well adapted by its style to interest the class of readers for whom It was intended. It covers the ground from the earliest times to the conquest of Alexander the Great. BY THE REV. T. DeWITT TA ork: Harper & Bros. S SERMONS MAGE. J.C. Park ez. J {Through Mr. Talmage is the popular Brooklyn preacher who divides attention with Henry Ward Beecher. This volume is a collection of sermons delivered by him in the Brookiyn Tabernacte. SHA HE t ‘ambri {Through KESPEARE’S NEY THe ESAB. Edit ge, RIGHTH; TE. rmer!: Mase. Par! a New York : ker.) MERCHANT OF VENICE ed with, notes by Williea J hae with notes om fe, Bead master of the High School, ‘kK: Harper & Bi ros. ‘The aim of Prof. Rolfe has been to edit this English classic for school and home reading in essentially the same way as Greek and Latin classics are edited for educational purposes. In short, it is an “ expurgated” edition, with notes for the thorough elucidation of the text. —— GENEBATIONS. Lee strated She: A. Emery. By Sai by Mi: L. B, Ht - Boston: pherd. (Through J.0. Parker} This is No. 7 of the “Library of Modern Novels,” issued by Lee & Shepherd. JAMES KE: B William B: ¥Wwoi fy i ailantyne. } a A WITNESS FOR JESUS. Wham "Bo as LIFTED UP; the Life of LITTLE NaN . FINDING SHELTE! Boston: Henry Hoyt. [T! ‘Three publications for children by Hoyt. BROKEN TOY! BeHOIeY. 4 vel. By James A Novel. A aR AE ton: James B. Osgood & Uo. [Througs Kervand.} C. Steele. james L. Numbers 7 and 20 of Osgood’s “Library of Novels.” HALF-HOUR BECREATIONS IN POPULAR BCTENCE. Nos. 3 ani ec Explained. Ha. Philp. ne & Solomons | Boston: Lee & 0 608 Shepherd. [Throuzn This is an admirable publication to supply the growing demand for books on popular science. THBEE GENERATION: A. Emery; with illustrations. Shepherd. "[Throagh Philp & Solomons.) A Novel. “Boston By Sarab Leo & THE MODEBN ULYSSES, L.L.D. His Balitical record. By Nelson (; w ls J. 8. Redfield. aton connselior-at {Through Jos. A political pampilet wel! adopted apparen Law Shii- ly 48 8 Campaign document in behalf of Greeley. GOETHE, HIS LIFE AND WORKS. An E. By George H Ontvert, Boston: Les & Shep! {Through Philp & Solomons and J, C. Parker. rd. 1 A somewhat warmly-toned, but on the whele fair and intelligent estimate of Goethe as poet, man of science, sage,and practical man of bust- ness, To those familiar with the great German poet and to those who wish to be, this thought- fal and scholarly essay will be alike interesting. THE ABTIST Albert Dur Lec old Scheffer. edition with er. Tr: a By memoir, [Through BB. Mohan & Uo.) THREE CENTURI By € y Charies ton Co. [ Duke ¥ nge. New Throngb B. B. ‘3 MABBIED LIFE: stated from the being that of in by JB. Stodart. ised New York: James Mil OF MODERN HISTORY. York Mohan & Co} D. Apple: ‘The author, Professor Yonge, of Queen’s Col- lege, Belfast, has shown his c mpetency for this work by his “Three Centuries of English Litera- ture.” The object of the present volume is to give the youthful student some idea of the gen- eral history of Continental Europe in what may be called modern times. ‘The plan is an excel- lent one, as by presenting a series of sketches of the transactions of most conspicuous import- nce in the annals of the different nations of modern Europe it isshown how real the connec- tion generally Is between the events of one age or country and those of another. A SBVEN MONTHS BTN, 1 AND AROU Brooks. New York: BR B.Mchun & Co.) UP. THE WoRLb. D. Appleton & Co. (Through AND DOWN By James It is many years since Mr. Brooks taught Dis- triet school (and a very good teacher he was) “away down Eastin the State of Maine,” and it was long before the time of Bayard Taylor that Mr. Brooks set the fashion of knapsack traveling in Europe, and wrote home to the Portland Advertiser a series of letters that were copied and read allover the country; bat his pen has lost none of its facility by long fagging at journalism, or by his responsible daties in Congress, and this book of travels has all the freshness and raciness of a bright writer enter- ing upon foreign travel for the first time. Mr. Brooks, in his pleasant preface, says the notes which are embodied in this book (and which first appeared in the New York Express) were pencilled on his hat, knees, or anywhere that came handy as he traveled in Japan, China, Ceylon, India, and all the way roand the world, and that they were mailed without being read. Doubtless this accounts for their freshness and readableness. THE GOLDEN LION OF SEADT EER. thony Tr {Through J ‘The author oll New. York: “ES parker.) of “ Orley Farm Harper * Dr. An- Bros. Thorne” and the twenty-two other popular novels that he has turned out in quick succession, and who is acenstomed to work on English soil, has here taken his readers to the Vosges mountains, and tells them a thoroughly charming little love story—one of his best. Saunders, the Maryland colored Greeley man, says that Greeley has promised to make the “Rev.” Sella Martin Secretary of the Interior in case he fs elected. This would be “reform” with a vengeance. -+20e- —— The Connecticut legislature has passed a law making education compulsory. TENTH DISTRIOT—Moetir e; '1C OITIZENS of the IS EVENING ot Grins Hall, fith street, neat fF, st? o'clock, Business of importance tw be — acted. ‘Ronth DEMO- District A SPEOCIA LAYEES: N L MEETING of the BRICK- UNION will be held THIS EVE- jG. Snly 16, 1372, at 5 o’cloek. for the purpose of making arrangements to attend the funeral of 5Tx- PREN McVexy. | B; it med order of the President. - QUIGLEY, Bec. Secretary PUBLIOAN © EVEN and tr sack eT all. ath street, between NG 20% at TWENTY-FIRST DISTRICT RE- c o*etock, to other oe! UB will meet at Brown's ‘and D, southeast, THIS eect its organization tact business. BW. HERBERT: Pret icut, y order. ry w.. MEETING OF THE OF THE oma aie transacted. “Dy order of Bxeeutive Committes. We EIGHTH DISTRICT —The Bemocrecy of ie men sh ll mee at Same a 7 streets, (Monday a ING, 15ib-at 5 o'clock, to elect three. members for said dis: corner district will meet DEMOORACY ELEVENTH BISTRICT will be Hail THIS EVENING, at 5 o’cl'k ‘ndance is im ad ‘as business of import- Itt bid (AM CHA! ‘TRICT —The OON- OF Pare BI ELT Noes ofthe b are sogoened, tomect at Liberty Hal!. corner F Bad and seroets, of slats Setrede oD othe 18th Instant, to organize co) ae ie peat tipo the zeae be avenge and sae oa LICAM OLUB. of ayl5-2e* JOHN H. TO GAS COMBUMERS. Wasnixctos Gasticnt fap 31 im wii ‘coueum after AUGURT Bish, Ce Boties.) the pa Pst_on bills ‘pall a the'Gfice ofte "within seven days from "Kgdieal _OHAS. B. BAILEY, Secretary. SABBATH EVER: ALL AR6 WELCOM: jemt-1t Re wr THE VITAL DBAIN. | | — | | Itie necessary to the health of the body tat its exbausted and refased particles should be carried of by the excretory organs, and it is equally neces- sary that the waste matter thus expelled should be repleced by new elements derived from digested and assimilated food. It is evident, therefore, that good Gigestion and perfect assimilation are essential to | bodily vigor; and it is because Hostetter’s Stomach | Bitters powerfully assists these processes, that it is | regarded by the intelligent classes, whose opinions are founded on observation, as ths only absolute Specific for dyspepsiagnd its attendant ills, at pres- evtknown, When the system, either from consti- tutional canses, overwork, excess, anxiety, or actual disease, is in an unnaturally relaxed condition, something more than its exhausted particles passes threuch the pores Vitality \raks through these ventages. Elements which should remain in the blood and enrich it are evolved, anc that ‘uid becomes then watery and incapable of removing the solids of the body as fastas they decay. The consequences are emaciation, ‘debility, nervousness, loss of spirits, ond a general, or perhaps a rapid decline of all pow- ere of life. It is in cases like this that the restora- tive properties of Hostetter’s Bitters are most con- *picuons. The first two or three doses sometimes produce a change in the feelings and aspect of the invalid that is perfectiy astenishing, and by a per severing use of this superlative vegetable tonic and alterdfive; the vital drain fs sure to be arrested, the strength reinstated, the flesh restored, the constitu- tion reinforced, and the brain relieved of the cloud that obscured it. jy15-eostew rr FROM THE EARLIESS AGES to present day, Scrofuia has been the | ere, the curse of mankind. Soter- jsome had ft been at some periods of history that a person known to be infect- ed with it wonld not be allowed to mix with society. Happily in our day the disease is stripped of ita ter- tor by the use of the SAMARITAN’s Root AND HeRs | Jv:cEs, and the victim of Scrofala, Ulcers, Sores, — creme, Xesieres &c., can be restored to sound health in a few weeks, ROOT AND HERB JUICES, 1.25 per botti Sold by §.C. FORD, 1103 Pa. ave..and by Dr iste. DESMOND & OU., Propristor, 915 Race a! mayZ7-ly hiladelphia. itm R. MAYNARD, DENTIST, late of Wash- Iagton, has removed to 237 Fifth avenue, ork. 7 3y13-3t" WANTS. ANTED—A first-class WASH WOMAN at ths ‘getown iyls-2e* FOR RENT AND SALE. ee era reer ol Fo KENT—A STOBE, suitable for a he pee eos eee ad Vv UNION HOTEL, Geor, ADNTED—A CHANGER @: Tlouse. corner 6th st. and ANTED—A GIBL, to cok om FP Sbodts: tas eas eer Anes eer Ww Boz bey dhecemmended: af 605 db wiret, 619 F street, between 6th and Te Tries poalte Paten' FSR PESTA coal, quiet caa rent one WASTED TEANS obec! Brit Tagaire at | PSRs ce fine house th Philzdcishie Bee: ws IS? & BuO S Brlekyard, Aritagg poet, | entornbncd:tentiow wor food tenant.” “Apoly fo WANt8)-a Ge TPERIAL bOten SALE Dailding LOTs.or w Wiehe Latour GIRLS. None cther | MP excuante cos fa athe eee andes need apply. ivis-tf {PEPrseat rockaway. Inquire A683 teh prea. WANTED —"» 8 respectable white Girl, siT- | ¥-—_ UATION es Chembermaia ant ia OB RENT—Two spacious PARLONS, well fara grates te Monee Merged? | BM Rieger Semele oggey ae WANTED TA Sood, competent WHITE SER, | TADS Avenne, near Se syib- we VAT, to do general housework in a family of two persons. Reference required, 10th street, corner of Pst. FES REBT urnished HOUSE or Furaished BOOMS for houseBeeping. pleasant and cool for theenmmer; has all conveniences: desirable I Apply at 150 DD VS BUSINESS CHANCES. __ $13,000 “nr sante tePany ah ing, 0 ork ave oy ts $20,000 Siccm § ig aoe, Fy Ee. 313 ‘Sevent etteet 729 Teh street ABOUT CAMP MEETING—A UNION MEETING OF METHODISTS and friends interested in camp-meetin 1 be held at Union Chapel, 20th street. near Pennsylvania avenue, on MONDAY EVENING, at S o'clock. Let all att as this is expected to bea very interesting ing. Syl3-2t' PROPERTY grand Ma: rv RALLY. CITIZENS AND Ri be Ne; HOLDERS.—There will jeetin, 1 and Tax-pa: on Mi yin Union DAY. July 1th, 1572, at 8 o'clock p. aaeare So Tees be THOMAS, Chairman, _J. P. TUSTIN, Fecretary. 3y]2-3t* REMOVED. DR. W. H. BARBETT, DENTIST, Has Removed to No. 1402 H street N. W., corner Lith street. jeS-tt ROSADALIS. “ Life of the Aesh 1s in the Blood.” ‘he blood circulates throughout the system, de- iting new flesh, ti i muscle. as the old hecomuce effete and disapp: If the new material be corrupt and unsound, it is evident that the sye- tem will not perform ite duties well; some part or another will be like ill-fitting machinery, that Works unevenly anil creaks aud wears out of shape. In this way the body becomes the seat of suffering and disease, A+ these are but the effects of impure bk evident that to the blood the mod» of dirceted. Tt is here that the “ROSA. its value and reputation. It puri! < It puts the origin of the tion that oes on thronghont system on # souni healthy basie,and thus briage a robust constitution, even where hope ef relief fled. iy3-eo2w, W4SHING AND IRONING . done in first-ciaca order armilies, &e 51 PER Di Addrer Star Office. att T° BUILDERS. ‘The largest ateck in the city of DOORS, SASH, find BLINDS. Just received two car loads of we gocds, which will be s ld at reduced. rates the next thirty days, to mske room for other gosta io coms. Calland examine stock and prices, nd save money by parchasing . diol VibbERs DERC site Centre Market.) "OLMAN, 15 6t* ASTURE | PASTURE | for private HORSES, de wnd pure water. six nire ef T. CHAMPLIN,7 Ti street. PoOABP OF PUBLIC WoRKs, PEBRY ( Wa Sealed Proposals will until NooN oF THE LT TH t3 work. viz For the extension of 19th street N. W.., from Bonn- lary street to Columbia road, a distance of twelve hundred (2210) feet. the work to consist of grading, setung curbs, laying brick sidewalks, paving of utters and MacAdamizing the roadway thirty (20) cet wide #ch bidder will be required before id, to deposit with the Collector ¢ Oity, to the credit of the the som of five hundred (S80) dollars, taking a. re- ceipt therefor as guarautee that he will enter into and carry out the contract if awarded him, in ac- cordance with bis bid. The money so deposited will be refunded to the ‘unsnecessful bidders after the award of the contract, and to the contractor after the completion of th: bs rr tt Plans and specification: sofice.. Proposals should be addressed 10 President of the Board, and indorsed Erepeeal for Extendivg 9th street.” ‘The Board all Dida. reserves the right to reject any o1 oe eX. R. SHEPHERD, _3918 td__ (Chron. itep.| Vice President. FR BOPENING —This ie to announce to my frtend i the public generall: © par chased the DRUG STORE New York avenue, lately owned by Mr. iticherd EB. Dor pin. which I have just reopened, greatiy en. larged, entirely refitted and remodeled, a0 as to. sept & neat and attractive appearance. ve stocked it with an entirely new and fresh eupply of Drags, Medicines and Toilet Articles, selected with great care as to its purite, and embracing every ar- ticle ustaily to be found ih a first class Drag Stor Every department will receive the strictest att fon, qtiis store, together with my other store, will be under imp own personal supervision, aud the con- stant attendance, day night, of @ theronghiy competent dispensing clerk. Possessing the old Pre- tion Files of the store, we aye prepared to re- eat any of them. Bhall also continue the agency ‘cr Dr. Gordshell’s All Healing Uintment. Prices Will be as iow as possible consistent with the sale of none but geutine and reliable articles. FHUR NATTANS. Dracgist lyl2-tr 2d and D sts, and 445. N. ¥. ave bove work can be Coc AT COST. TO CLOSE OUT MY REMAINING SETS OF CROQUET, I SHALL OFFER THEM FROM TO\DAY AT PRIME cosr. I shail seli $3 Sets at $2. 2 84 Sets at $3, @5 Sets at €3.00. 86 Beta at €4.50. 85 Sets at €5, As I do not intend to keep Croquet hereafter, yon ought not let this chance pass by to get @ cheap and good Croquet, as such @ chance offers but seldom, B. SILVEBBEBG, j39 312 SEVENTH STREET. A BAILBOAD BOND AND BEAL ESTATE MOBTGAGE! ware MARSEILLES AND DUCK vests | “tot: ___"_(ep. Combined. In its 7:30 Gold Bonds the Northern Pacific Rail- road Company furnishes to the public an invest- ment security which combines the ready negotis- bility, the convenience, and the high credit of a Bankers, of 10th and B streets 5. E_; also, HOUSE on east side of i2th street, between W % snd Boundary N. W. V WOMAN, to ceok, wash and iron. Nocwiow en syle wast me | ogals OF WRRWRER cores, Be J ANTED—By ihe first of August, » ROO monthly. -MEI corner 18th and New Wes part of the city, snitatie for @ | York avenue. sit school rocm. Address J. F.8., Star Office. jy9-6t Vv AED A good COOK, white) OB BENT—A ten-room BRICK HOUSE. #5 bath, hot and cold water, range, £6 j No. i249 ut Apply cor- 3 4 {Ts Oh street, bi dN, 4 er 3d and E streets N. W.: No. 301% i Toaciveni penn = Be: ——_ YASTED-SERVANTS. both male end female, | 2" * cen find good HOM ud families geteap: | ‘OR BENT—1.500 feet of aear the lied with first-class SEBV. 'S,at the BURERA site of the new Northern Will be let EMPLOYMENT. OFFICE No SOs Ink street, | for five years from next Se For particu near E. sin? } MRS. LOUISE 0. BUTLER: | lars inquire of C. H. BURG! SS § CO., Wood Yard, ANTED—Immediatels—Tho public to examine | C2 strode Dortnweet. syn faz atgiless acsoruncnt of Mens’, onthe’ | JGR BENT—BRICK LHOUSE, ten rooms, No. and Bose" CLOTRING: oth, Bree ke Tan €06 H sircet northwest. Apply to Peunsyitanie aventeo" myo ete WH CLAGETE Beal Beene Broker, W4htap-« wy Pa BoE SALE—The valnable COUNTRY RES Pennsylvania aveune, on the casi aide of the street, | & BS A pe pty See Bas dag. SH. Derthwest. Spe land, good comfortatle Dwelling Homer onal from Waebingion Th b Ashington. ‘The property cau be seen at any time by parties wishing to host perfect Shuttle in aos Al at ANTHUK HERBNBT, trastec cf Mer kT 0 ertec' in te le eency ly to 5 yi 1s trustee © ra. HOOD 8 Jewelry Store, 469 Pennsyivania avenue, Ale Vi v6 bet. 434 and 6th streets. "TW SPICER. ans iy’) | —™-2t Alexandria, — irs im {OR SALE—IIOTSE No, 1213 With all the street N.W., ern improvements, stable, &c- WwW dystt Ww ANTED—All those who value their rigat to know thatthe best * ONE DOLLAR SPEU- spmow th Apply No. 40" lth street NW. TACLE” in the country ts soonrately waited to the | AP as exenigut by x Hed PLES, heOptician-corser | [JOH EENT—One STORE, 601 Now Joreey ars 4% vtroct sud Pennsylvania avenue. Depot for | E ‘nue; ra D per month. 7 ~o. ‘Thermometers of ail kinda. " Melt” | JOUNEON Tinh eee We ME J ANTED—From April int, b fieman and | {)OB RENT—New FEAME HOUSE, corner of yee cece el Nr BOOM wae ith ond D strects 8. B.; south and ‘cast front: BOARD Location convenient to | seven rocms and kitchen, hall torge yard. es coves etreet cur eed 800 oF 288 per | occupied. Moat, £28 per mint E inonth, y, B. 0. D, Star PHIL, H. WELCH &¢ Oitee. aris | _ise-tr Sconic Tomple. TARTED—Rversbods in favor 0 bl OB SALE OB HENT—DWELLING Nl rooms, W Geant once a te bright ee soe te water and gas, 413 @ stroot NW, and 1M send orders to L. BCH. at the Stoam Carpet Beating 4 UNIMPROVED PROPERTY. for at. 436, Works, Maine avenue ad 6th sts. april ANTED— $29,000) twent on easy terms. B. MILBURN, 419 G et. iy3-n* Ww thousand dollars W eriotien soa cea ene Coie gore FoR Ls ie By eters, ete, i let BEVOLVER' HQBERT FULTON & CC., Loan Offee, 31455 9th ane le je? . A ANTED—LADIES to eail on MESO. B. | “Pj: APt MAUBER to have ali kinds of STAMPING | Slots stove, done. .Also, PINKING, FRENCH FLUTING, acd = alll kinds of EMBROIDERY, at short notice. 617 ‘OR SALE—BBICK 7th treet, opposite Patent Offic: EY Street. between O 5 iet-im a anne 2 Je-Ima LOST AND FOUND. OB BENT SUNFURNISHED ROOMS ior rent a oth, y and CHAIN above reward will be given OB BALE. welt . a Fonr-story, ten-room HOUSE. pressed brick Lt025 ven the hall, water, ges, bath-room, &c.; H street, be- 4 Heuse ani DKERCHIEF, | tween ith aud sib) NW ith the letters “*L ia the corner. The Eight room pressed bi front, hall, water and der will be rewarded by leaving it 921 Ponn. | gas, on 9th street. between I and K streets, N. W. enne. syis 26" | M'Four rom BRICK HOUSE on siley betwee ih and 13th ‘and U street feven-room FRAME B between B and 8 street ‘Seven-1 s. OUSE, ball, &., on 19th, on » ball, &c., on B, between Six-room FRAME on BEWARD —Strayed or stolen, from Wm. S10 BEN ABD stared ot stolen, trom Way Fidian Hill,on of about the sith, HED. es marked Lev tar oa ao peer, 2th street. e neck. $10 reward will be given for his recorerr, : ef or any information that will lead t>it 7 | poixroom FRAME on 2th, Letween K street and 3518-60! ALEXANDER MUBRY. ‘Two new six-rocu HOUSES, pressed brick front OST—This (Saturday) afternoon, on the street, | ball, water, gas, bath room, bay" windows, on 3d between 1Sth and 4’,0n H street, lady’s GOLD | streeteast, between A and Bouth; never occupied. BRACELET, marked “ M.V.W.""on inside. Th lew seven-room FRAME, hall, &c., corner llth finder will be enitably rewarded by and D streets 8. B.; never ocenpied. leaving ie syl-at wi TEAYED AWAY-—On aiterncon of lith J: * small red COW, with horns and white, marke. Ber return. or any information leae- ing to it, will be snital rewarded on appli-: cation t 403 C street NW. 13-3" 391s po AND BLISDS. AME, lot Sas7, Sth street 8. peed near South Carolina aven ue. ,Alse> eeveral LOTS in the northern part of the cit Tlie above will be sold cheap, om ions time, if celled Tor ston. srry, H. WELOH & 00., jeM1f [Rep] 905 F street, Masonic Temple. FP92, BENT CBEALE—HOUSH No. 426 orn at bet. D and E. Rent. fnrnished, $175 per mowth: Price. 18000. Call between Sand 6 p.m. “je2l-tf ‘ive-room Just receiving a large lot of FS SALE—Cheaj three-story and basement DOORS AND BLINDS, BRICK HOUSE, water and gas: No. 949 Va. which we will sell at ave, southwest. Apply 519 7th st. northwest. BEOUCED PBIOES, PE nod COX & CALLAN. if sold betore storing. SOB RENT—That cosy and very desirable OOT- NWICK & STEWART, Fr TAGE on Capito? Hill,coruer 6th st. eastand Pa. On 12th street, near the Oanal. avenue; beantifcl ye sas propia ater. Cars pass the door, &. to J. * WESTFALL, bent commer weet APP "3.39 ‘OB RENT—HOUSE in “Uorcoran Bow.” Ap- BE ply No. 1530 I street. apa Fos, BENT—Furnishet HOUSE from June 13th to October ist. Apply st 923 i2th street. bet. Land K. m3)-tf OER RENT—A HOUSE toa. opposite the Churc! Star Office. iy13-3t fe HEATED TERM! ery _ dvairable_ Paruished porate family, 1320 G street of Rpipbany.” Address EB j How to Keep Cool: Tre »forone week, SAM. W. 3y12-St™ evenings @ week. BRADIN- City P.O. J 0 HUMBUG —The Queen of Spirits, the bivhast Geveloped mediam livieg, has the wonderfal power of changing tack tolls the past, present and ey businices forctald, &ec G streets. NW syle?” Medrum, ca: % 315 7th st between O and D, Island, apon all im portant business, past, present end future. Jels-im? LLAnIES SUFFERING FkOM 1kREGULARI ties, weaknesses, or any o: mplaint peculiar to reex should confide in DR. LEON. y adlisked ond only retiable making a specialty of feranie com: ally invites @ call from those wh: jeceived Ly sw Tanters a apendy cure or no charge. for Laty Pa 4s. Rooms —€ street, betwoen $th and 7b south. Hours, froin W to ia a. m..2to Band? too m2. oelT-tr a COAL AND Woop, _ ich mints in the city. ors. Hi Separate Koo ea Li COALt TO CONSUMERS OF COAL! CHEAP! CHEAP! 1 have now on hand, and daily receiving, cargoos of Bed Ash, White Ash, and Lykens Valiey CUAL, (all sizes.) ‘Te parties Wishing to purchase their winter's aly carly, it will be offered at a very eriall avai cecal in none bet the very best grades of « therefore persons can rely on obtaining a good ai Orders r ived at my old stand, corner and caval, depot, corner 8th and B strestsS. Potomac wherves Call cariy on jyS-tf Bi Corn BE YOUB COAL now. We take th ustomers f treet and Canal, method of informing onr friends and ts now lower in price then it ears, and frelehts are corre- es, in our judgment, will not le to the purchaser this season than are now. while there may be @ cousiderabia mee st any time. Unr advice to those who in- tend to lay in their eupply for the winter, therclore, in to do 80 at once. i We are receiving cargoos of LYKEN"S VALLEY. SHAMOKEN, and WHITE ASH COAL daily, of the city at the y class Coal can T. EDW. GLABE &Cb., Dealers in Lumber, Wood and Coal, Wharf depet and Planing Mill foot of 4th st. east, Brauch Yard Va. ave. and 9th st, southeast, C a [Bep. copy. MBERLAND COAL, ASSOBTED IN Qi ITLES, suitable for family, steaming aud smith Se a . For sale at 325 avenue. . L. SHERIFF. PROFESSIONAL. D5. pEAMONT, WHEBLER, formerly Rest dent Physician of Believae Hospital. New York city. Office Wo. 1509 i street. Chronic diseases a specialty Office hours: 9a. m. to 3 p. m., and from 7 to9 p.m. Jel2-hm ms CLEPHANE @ BRAILEY. STENOGRAPHSES AND LAW REr“}<@Rs, Offices—No. 116 © sireet, between opt nee 24. (facing Indiana avenue), and Boom 1332 ¥ street, between 18th and léth, Scathers Olaima ieslon Building. Short-hand Reports tarnishee of tostl BEGD FERDALL, }'OS BENT—Suis of FURNISHED BOOMS for F vet aise uaterns | it hed with withont board, PUBCHASE No. 307 Missouri uveuue, 8d door from 8d riser, : 2 svrrg, | ta front, SUMMER SUITS. SUMME, , | POE BENT Six tne OF RIOR BOOMS in the SUMMER SUITS. SUMMER SUITS. | 1 Shepherd Buliding, 968 Pennsslvania avenue, SUMMER SUITS. SUMMER SUITS. STRIPED ALPACAS, CHETIOTS, THIN MELTONS, DRAP DETES, FP Glioa: Kitchen tad Bet Roan ian Dated " ll furnished; ements. DUCKS, Moderate.” Induire at 1812 @ precstee ONaTES penis Pee ceek, eee eee al escapee 1 ¥OE GENTS, YOUTHS AND BOYS, ments,” Call at 393 let street. souienst eottel jae Hill. ‘First-class board next door. api3-13w" Fe SALE—The LOT, southeast coracr of Ids ALPACA AND DRAP D'ETE COATS, zese ane Pegnagivasee avenue. For - lere tod. J. JOYOR, at Andrew J. = LINEN AND DUCK SACKS, Gora donk Factory, 5. W. of lta aude (OR RENT—Those venient, BRICK HOUSES near corner ath and Bound only half from cars; good payement.. Savi T eth ote FREER Ea oe Bes THIN CASSIMERE PANTS, FOB GENTS, YOUTHS AND BOYS, SUITABLE FOB HOME, MOUNTAIN OB SEASIDE. BUY WHILE THE WEATHER IS HO®, AS WE HAVE FoR So, ES desirable RESI- resuiuen co xncr coc, | | Sommeanee : ameapeor HAGEL dence oe Oplre ane WEABING OUR SEASONABLE GOODS. rae Ce Ree HABLS BROTHERS, FASHIONABLE TAILORS, OOBEER 71m AND D 878, ° th = to inne petp Mashnstn: tad ve hare tures fnished aciivecy oko eoomioed, GOLDSTELA & Co. Sere AC at reapery S yaromes axD JEWELERY, WASHINGTON. nan EBLLI E AROERMAR, Protagranhers, ee PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ‘Under the Motropolitea a Hotel, mm other proceo?! in Court, D “ye ind nOery, Arwtaents fe Panos Case! 5 ® maré-ly ASTEFENDALL. FENDALL & FENDALL, COUNSELLORS 4T Law, jen$-tt Con. 4% s7. anv Lovisiana Avanen. S.*: FRSNKS, DENTIST, + opabsatt Steet Shore Poana. even OraRATLY ioe ty Oh eae Forty per cent. less than any Dente! Extab- iiehment in the city. all werk warrented. decl#-Gm N., & ®t4skweetere, ° TROT, Aiarn ANY SUcRE RADE in pahaineg et ra prices. Omice ai the olf rrang, Pisnt’s ', corner New Yerk avenue and Lach treet. aplt-iy JAMS E. WILLIAMS, ATTORNSY-AT-LAW, Boom %, on second foor of Barbour's Law Baticing ‘Washington. Removed from 494 Low:svana avenue. nolé-te joan EP TOkaey ar = acate * Washingion, D. guild, > — uy th ottce thr wa gene ty Sey? Until Spies 4 ere wil Sailing from Philadel {Biottery SkBbaP sm town, D. O., every DAY ation, m. iy9-lat 59 Water street, Georgetown, D. EMOVAL. moe 8. 0. MAGRUDER. “Wood and Coal desler, has removed his office to No. 124 43 street, under corner Yard, D street and is eenney Tetncen Si and Ut sirecks 8: Wren joins (PSE BANK FES. bave received @ wasn us Sorta Bod wversbod) ‘commercial to 40,80 bess made. Price, @1 8 ptf yt to soy ‘tree ot RICHARD B. From eALr—two tickets 10 Merrieverg. pase Price €9 tos a | Feeebpasy, Svs Sir K BALE—A cew A nck good will Tand SHOE STOR, OU" . -. —— ——— — =~ of o N o W ASSERT MOTOS = | sccm haere We nat? | 82,000 SARE AE ies ioe eames ; jecation and conve 2 Seale busiuess transaction. Full’ and satisfactory : . Sthat., bet. M and N, ‘OR BENT OR SADK—-A two ca ery heli 194 a a OF Guiet neighborhood; shute cree | “*Pisbation on spp ican to us WREELER, a cred BELL, 7ANTED—Forty or fifty LABORERS: waccs | @ S8T4: good spring of water,and yard suitatle for Auctioneers and Brokers, Ameo DURES ar eRRe WAS TED—Forts or tty CABOSERS; waces | P73" s cost, bweil ‘Alea. 1 stable on ey +a = $1 02 per day payable every Saturdi Kon | tho premises. Apply 1995 inh’ stroct, bermecs T ee NESE oiatticor Tae Phy Hi geaue | woes usw. BREA: "ise WAXTED—To rent from the ist of Septemtar | [COR RENT Thee Uofcrnished ROOMS on ths spite sceetttel ase - Gest, by s small private family, a BRICK | water cot, Corner OE. jis see HOUSE, ceuiraliy located, containing? of 8 rooms, a : v3 JUAN BOYLE # 00,, With modern improveme Best of ‘reterauces | FYOB RENT—COOL ROOMS, nicaly furnished; given. Addi “RL.” box 422, fas. bath. and all modern conveniences, Terms 713 Istb street N. W. Warhington 20. spinor” | roasogabte. “New Brick House.” S11 Sth, strat, ——— —~ y ANTED—A irst-class BREAD DARE io. ~ cd 5 ‘f | Ww per Buh aut Kstreets, Navy Yard. GEORGE POR SS0R—A FARM ofeix or meron weree, sits BOARDING. = a ARTMAN: sy | Bd wisdiesees Baste mee ic kOe | FPOARD REDUCED Fon THe wi UNE DRY G OODs. W 48TeDIA WET NURSE. white or colred TALBOT, on the promiscs, or WJ Me leton, Cit; jouths, at 1527 F st near the Ebbite $$ Apply 714 isth strest, between G and H | fan ot’ ve" iyit-in* |) Mouse; elegant. coc! and pleasant. ‘Reams, with S&F STOGh streets. iyi3-se* sOR_BENTIAGE HOUSEC nie without board, three meals udar, & , $50,000 **> GUNG GLEE ty aurea 8 bab; Ek god pump near docr; near strect car, §33 | SFA two occupy the same ; able sud neat. Appiy ato 24 " a - eee ree Siva | Reese E Appy to 8. AB. MABKS, O21 GCP ROSED, PUENTE Bonus, AND | DET ooops 7 ANTED. SUGAR STAND 1 5 = . joes moderate, a corner of Pernsyive. | r cost Fo Sut Wie ee STORE on the avenue or 2 ba phn TS oe keck ioe ton tenant | Nis avenue and Slat street marke | apg aia ‘trest. Address, P. 8,. Star Office. jyi3-3t* without children. Apply at No. Tek street, be- PLEASANT RESIDENCE AND BOARD in the To make a change ip business EU todo gencral hon=s- ‘ Bnd Sth street Ww Jy]2-4t* COUNTBY, near the new Schuetzen Pari JOENsON a COLLEY, snail private fcabs tenis " 7th street. (a few steps from 7th street cars.) in A NS et. 7 Nyba | FSR —A three story frame Hi Snd elegant house, with Inrge garden aitac fine FAI Be whet Space. - a 2s foomMs, water and cool dry cellar, a single gentlemen during the summer mouths. Bor | —— — ——a V ANTED—A first-class PLUMBER. LABOR- foi Hower garden and ari ck yard attached; No. Pheistiars inauire at J ANGREM A 'S shoe store, D BY G@ooODs PCG Pa gt: ALEX. BL SHMP. | 1116 lash street corth, between L and M stents | 218 sch since teteres Back Nee eet — a BERD & CO., 910 Pent. ave. i713 st | north. Inquire next doo: Jriz 3. | same building two large and fae FANLORS. with IMMENSE REDUCTION iN PR CES. 7 AW =; irony | FOE SALE—A HOUSE and LOT for sale. sita- | Ul the modern improvements, fur e lady sud gent : a : , Ww Se one keane Coppel ae I sud.on & street between ith and ith Hm, | MAR. DRESS GOODS MARKED Dow N SON'S Fat § 7 ype | dio e Ror corner oi a i STO — WANTED—A COO. WASHER ant IHONER, | °1,!0t S8-9x115 fect: price S130. Inquire on the | at 1 01, corner of ‘Pennsylranie avenue and late W4STED—A 0 Gerinan preferred. Appin: | Reemises. or of J. F. WOLLARD, 71 D street N. | street. Good location. and access wihas-ly Lanrxs:—Call at once te secure the beet bea Gains SeOT E street 8, W. ood OW REN T—The thee viery an] bascaent bei SRE Paice To RE eer / ANTED-A GENTLEMAN to take part in- | PwWwktiine liotae Ne 60s mee Oe PERSONAL. PARASOLS at half price terest in a Grant and Wilson campaign paper ‘Lue, between 6th and sth streets, containing tea SUN USBRBELLAS at cont, in this city; a clerk in one of the de; 8 pre= id bathroom. latrobe, water in kitchets aud the Celebrated Clair BOGAN & WY ferred. Stnall amount of capital required. For fur- chambers. Tuguire at NOAH WALKER & M rovant, is unequalied in telling the Past, Pree- an LOLS and 1020 7th street ther particulars address Box 1, Star Ofice._j123t* | CU.%S, G11 Peausylvania atenue, betwee ok on | cat ck eerste Tour life; tm causing speed) S 7 . - WANTED Exerphody to Know that C.F. &. | 7thistrects. 712 6t__ | ringss: bringing the separated tognthe B*A86455 1 Dey Goons BICHARDSON has a stand in the southeast BAL out the sure way to success In corner of the vthatreat wing of Centre Market. ‘The | F' QR BAUETA new BRICK HOUSE, on tom | (uuibe sure way to snccess tn tite. Ta zit ar very Yassard Hams at l¢centa: Leaf bara, fs | qoattertts wetween Pa Apply to JOHN CHAP. | }er*slsatisfaction. None ever regret consulting cents ‘Ber pound, mew” mugar-c houlders, i) | MAN. 1390 lath atrect NOW. iyii-ime | her, Satiatac 2, mm: an becouse BROPHEAD @ co’s. Seute: Pevurtast Become eae PGE BENT HOUSE 1114 iain stgest: rooms, | tween teed 1 pinta 0 W ANTORTION ik the Fourh. “Satmeisesrre: | Hague teem Swot, bath roori, ec. Apply te | PESSONAL—A YOUNG GENTUEMAM A o frenece given as to capability, te_ Addrese'-Coach | M. TRIMBLE. O14 Isthatrect, : pita ] eer Taderena orm the acaunintance fs fice.” Sere OF JT. BULMIVAN, Star OF | Tem ALE—Twofive room HOUBES co corner | reepectaple teas Whom he can spend two or &c., very and goods at Le ethan market rics c BODNEAY 1205 F street, between 12th Gent's Sbirts and Ladies Underwear rect fro the etnrers. at wholesale price BANKERS. HB. SQUIEK. oe BOOT. . Late Co. Suse, N.Y, Banking House of Sqnier & Root, No. 1416 Ponnsyty a wat = lard’ Hotel, Was _ = tedetye 5 pared to sel) silat diet mterart om daily emt. interest om time fs of ome at paid Douthly or carried to depae- Day 6 per com We par 8 pa path. Iniore iors ered All Coponite pa: and, Collections m ¢ The pay of the army and nary onshed Oficers in % meke th ndOTEInZ One Copy OF tice Sead by maul, and the ny it to tn de, dralt wii be artaly < ar the bottum rarded by re J** COOKE 4 co, BANEERS, ¥ AND SELL FORKIGN RXCHAN is CIRCCLAB LETTERS ¢ kK Tt me Pant Sf ine word. a JAY QUOKEE, McOULLOCH & 09. LONDON are Cashed In any part of Ex OTLAND, Sree @/ carte, FREEDWAN'S SAVINGS AND [SX PTRUST COMPASS. Banking Houte, No. 1507 Pennsyivants venus. ‘ pays sit F _Inierest_Boins PAYS FOUR PAB CENT. br from date of depcait. dsewes Woe of Devos Cott juterest, evmdisble try Bas Be ANUl Orricks inst ia w I fares ane of the South and Southwest. Hours, $ a.m. 104 p.m. aday and Saterday on! receive Geposity oniy. copy of the Charter and IDBLEIOR M BANKERS 1437 F street, (two doors from U Partmont,) WASHINGTON, D. OG. ba Open Wedne BSo'ciock, to or send ft ‘Treasury Be- Reoetrs and transact ® Gogore] Banking ahzchange on the principal cities taben end stwan Jeporitors. information cheurfally furnished in relation eg ee “&be De the best terms. intima before, al the Custed States Departonente re care. Geo ine MIDDLETON & 9, ae CITY saVines Corner 7th street and Louisiana Avenue, PAYS © PER CENT. INTEREST ON DEPOSITS interest commences of de Depocita oan be made and drawn at wil, mt “3.4. BU . Treasurer. MEDIOAL, &. B.GAKDN _ u . Diicpten me tect hay, cam tt and Perruayivante ae Pes feweach iorh and 1th ote. N. We ip.zeatiog over 30:00 ‘cases ex tae UB. lospital, and @ practice of thirty years cmous Baek }—d ‘and female, be can warrant s cue me tow #'B.—vpon the of 229, advice ant moat cine will be sent terre worraate to Care involaitary emisstons. aciely FPEEALE DISEASES woatet_ ant Contgament cases taken. Describe sase audienciony @3- fant Toedictne wi ‘A careas Pic advice THOMPSON, No. 646 strest, Phiincal- puis. e MOTTE FEENGT POWDESS, CSA TAU D"od8E tor Berens bestly, Sexo alc: caused by indiscretion, OTT Thee, So Pula eke Syphilis, & ell tee iy cured. 7 ane a ted. balsam Copaews iw TEs Breasie'corver Honryivanis ave. and haemeet. Price 85 peribor. sent by mail. be gent BS. Lith PIANOS, &c. and tas vofactasers of amente iby. Pianos wud aif Musical Jastrumeste ana Bepaired = k- Te Cn oman wieroed ees EET Day i+ —__ a