Evening Star Newspaper, July 25, 1872, Page 1

een THE EVENING STAR. | Published Daiiy, suncsv* 4T THE STAR BUILDINGS, Pennsylvania Avemne, corner Lith St, YEE EVENING STAB NEWSPAPER COW, & M. KAUPPRANN, Pree't, V°=, 40—N2. 6.039. WASHINGTON D. C., THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1872. Che Eoening Star, = TWO CENTS. ALPHABETICAL SPECIAL NOTIOES. ri TOWARD SUNSET. BUSINESS DIRECTORY: Ze EVENING STAR, = Gontaining Cards of First-class Establishments Olergyman, while residing in South America, eauaeslizary, scovered rae cad Gantt rea for the of Nervous Weakness, Eariy Decay, the Brivary and tain of a Washington News and Gossip. | summering on ine Pacinc Coast._2. "‘ACTORIES. 8. B. corner Lith st. & Pa. ave NAPA VALLEY AND HER ATTRACTIONS. and Seminal Organs, t INTERNAL Revexve.—The receipts from this CULTU! WAREHOUSES. 4 \CTORIES. hole train of disorders brought om by baneful and Undoubtedly among the many mch and besu- 20 Ee tea ia. crete oienets, | Ameen ee Ficlous bablts. Great susbers have Sesn-cuted be | S0Urce to-day were $951,212.51, tifal valleys of California, that of Napa stands conspicuously one of the most fertile and lovely. Smaller than that of San Joaquin, Santa Clara, Axxnican Iva Co., office, 512 9th st., bot. Band F. INSTRUMENT © Fiscren. Sarg. Instraments & Trusses, 424 7th st. INSU ee pris, Albany Ale, 9 La, avenne, ‘aLurn & Gases. Massey's Phil's Ale, Georget’n, fais ody. Prompted by a desire to benefit nibloted and gafortommer 1 oill ona teenies for preparing and using this medicine: tn'e, sctel Cot. Ront. M. Dovetass leaves for North Carolina to-morrow to take the stamp in favor ANCE OFFICES. - elops, to any ene Who needs it, Free af Chaves. ; : RCHITECTS, Bar's Cantor Lig 1xs, Go.scor, rh and Date, | °° Szirean, JOSEPH T 4 ofGrantand Wilson, or Sonoma, one is able to clearly take in its whole Cie | Bapoyar Uxiog Fin 1s Co, ba. av. moar Tih tion D, Bitle House, | Tue PresroenT and Secretaries Boutwol! | Width, if not its whole length, from a single | Exxame Tom tie in 1B atc ncar iste | TArtty eer. | cna wien tt Washington last night, the former | Point of view; yet it bas sufficient breadth of its H. A. Serra, Agent Phoeniz b. Ins. Go., 400 7th st. AMNGRMENTQ © | for Long Branch, and the cabinet ministers for | OWM and high enongh setting of mountains to Rie tay mt AMUSEMENTS. & visit to their respective homes. combine size and dignity with great beauty of Q. D. Bakanrt, 317 4% stroct, near City Hall. Ge un & Co., Watches, Jewelry, 619 Pa. ave, bureaus thereof were closed to-day in respect to % se = Gaeninozos &Censixoron, ais, onp City Hall. | YG Grrax ims Fat Wash sia) Ariane an Geom SCHUETZENFEST the memory of the Iate John Potts, the esteemed | *Y0Ut Sifts miles, or to where the lofty and beaw- Cia Re, 82 Lith street northwest, TOTICES OF THE PEACE tiful peak of Mount St. Helena shuts inthe view. TaiweLe, Solicitor of Claims cua nee tas Dele cane Cais Wal, OF THE chief clerk of the department. In width it varies from eight to fifteen miles, : Wiswarts Boom 3, | BW eave. (olen conver ancing )s in street. | WASHINGTON SCHUETZEN VEREIN, | T= Revonw Scuoot Sirz.—The board of | and for its whole lemgty Sed bream ee » Dexven, 1115 Peon: LEAT! SHOE FINDINGS, &c. ° trustees of the Keform school have agreed to | scene of rare and unbroken loveliness. The WS. Jexxs, 715 7th street, between @ and H. aT recommend the purchase of a site for that inst- tution on the Peter farm, situated on the Bladensburg, road near Mill’s station about two high range of hills and mountains which wall it 714 D street, between 7th and 8th. ‘S22 8th et, bet in on either side are clad in that rich golden hb st. . Pa. av. and D st. D.upper manutact’r, cor thaB, 8.W- ‘CEMEN THEIR BEAUTIFUL PARK, gteen trees and chapparal to their very sum- mits. In either case, however, their crests stand up against the sky with that clear sharp- cut beauty of outline so peculiar to the land- scapes near this coast. The intervening valley SEVENTH STREET ROAD,) i garb given by the wild oats which find a foot n jane een Rae See ak Ok ei as ; miles northeast of the city. hold everywhere, or covered with dark ever- 3 inet pognenencn July 29, 30, 31, and Ist and 2d of Au- | Acainst tHe RvLes= The Postmaster . Joszra F. GrDNET, 465 Pa. a gust, ¥ bet. Os and 6th sts General yesterday stopped the circulation of a paper in his department asking subscriptions for political purposes, it being against the civil service rules. The paper was in charge of Special Agent McPhail. mu. L. Wart & Co..5. W. cor. Ps. ay. and th st, = & Wittiams, 1001, cor. 10th and D streets, * on N-ON, Pa. ave., corner 3d strest cast, WNINGS, a ac JORN C. Hoax, 713 Market Space, + bet. 6th and 7th ste. PRIZES TO THE AMOUNT OF 82,500. PRIZE SHOOTING, PRIZE BOWLING, — is an absolute garden in the wealth and GaKERIES. Qua kits Hexzerne,€35 Lontstana, av. and en 0 LADIES PRIZE SHOOTING, | Suuaton Witsox returned here this morning | variety of ite protections aad frome nee 8 KRarrr,1746 Ba. ave., corner Isth street. | “S OOHING GLASSES. x ts res alk i a ecg eee from North Carolina and Virginia. He speaks | occasional refreshing shower of rain and a little M_L Nat'l Pie & Bread, 2) E, Capitol st, Francis LaMB, 1236 Ps. avenue near 13th street. MBER YARDS. POPULAR AMUSEMENTS, IMMENSE ILLU- LU! ¥. MINATI a 8PL Wx. McLxax, corner 13:h street and canal, MACHINISTS. and SPLENDID DISPLAY of FIRE- bho | EVEBY DAY and EVENING During the ‘estivel. confidently of the ability of the republican party to carry the former state in the pending election. He says the democrats are using large more verdure to make it one of the prettiest pastoral pictures upon which the eye can rest. . ide may be seen vast fields of waving sums of money and are very active. On every si 'y rer 18th st. and eth Wonderfol TRAPEZE PERFORMANCE by the =i ia; Gack grees asada lends, ana Yide veane ‘cor, MY. av-andiith st | Jonx a mreet. | Renowned French Artists, ALBERT and ADELE | Wao Terre Cant Scuvnr?_“Zeta” says | Sorae, thickly per iamacests cae plosenat Tete Boonr & Parvin, @6 lath te rosp. Treasaiy Dep't, wontons Tiber chet. N.Y. av. and Last. sient inthe Baltimore Sun: ‘It is understood that ath ats. villages and cosy cottages, while all through the mde valley are scattered clumps and groves of ever- green oak which give to the whole view the effect of an immense orchard of venerable and shapely apple trees. And the approach thereto from San Fran- cisco is in every way worthy the valley itself It is, indeed. hardly less attractive, though widely different in character. Leaving on the boat at four o'clock in the evening, the city with its fog and dust soon fades intogolden haze. On the right and a little astern stands Goat Island, bare and forbidding, while in the dis- tance tempting glimp»s or Oakland and the fainter outlines ot Alameda may be seen. On BATHS. Br. CLovp Bats Booms, corner $h and Fstre BI ALOONS. i R AN, Disclosing Gizson & TouMET, Pa. av., bet. PROF. HENRY’S STEREO TICAN, Disc Views of the late Franco- Pru: NGERBUND, ABION, been invited, and are ex, be present and render some of their choicest tions. Ovr Celebrated MARINE BAND, under the di- rection of Pro: H. Fries, wili give GKAND OON- CERTS DAILY, from 3 to ll p.m. PANOING MUSIO, ander the direction of Prof. iiss TREWORKS and MAG. Brilliant Display of F 0 an NIFICENT ILLUMINATION EVERY NIGHT During the Festival. if it have been made to preserve STHICT ORDER on the Grounds, SPECIAL DETECTIVES have been engaged to see that no Improper Characters are admitted. Gen. Pleasonton, late commissioner of internal revenue, is one of the parties who made offers of patronage to Senator Schurz if the latter would cease his hostility to the annexation of San Domingo.” NAVAL Orricers TRaNSrERRED.—Lieuten- ant George W. Pigman detached trom the naval academy and ordered to the Yantic; 1st Assistant Engineer Henry Snyder, detached from the Philadelphia navy yard and ordered tothe Saranac; 2d Assistant Engineer Levi J, Saffor, detached from the Saranac and ordered to return home. RES. ‘A. Walker, 1410 T ’ Teas Mazket Stone, W.cor-H apd ih. Barr's National MaRuer,4lé lite st.near Ps.av. garineron MaRxer, L. tad to RT seloc- SALOON, corner %h & D sts, Loom, corner th & Fetes K BLACKSMITH SHOPS. B. Barecu.in, (Horse Showing, &c.) 44 & M4. ave, EiNsiNorR, Shipsmithg, 64 & 66 Water MERC TAILORS. Deviix& Co..(N.Y.) 1113 Pa, av., bet.1tha&iath sts. MILLIBEBY, ac. . LLETT, 614 Sh st., \. Patent Office. OW Tuo. (ehclesalooulyhie teh st near ey EL MAK ac BLEACH ERIES. ‘T.Whorine, Straw Ht & Bt. Bleacher, 94 Pa. sv. ‘LL POSTERS. BE ‘Patent & Moxter, 710 E street, eppo. P.O. Dept USES. THE CONTRACTS FOR NAVAL SUPPLIES, bids ARDISG-HO! ADMISSION : for which were recently opened, as noticed in } the left stern you may look through the narrow ic RES. 25 Cents flion.25 Cents | 4. . s portals of the Golden Gate, and, if the day be aa I Lwcas’s, 1143 7th street, near M street. ‘the Pork... BF Gone | Tein eee ‘Tue Stan of yesterday, will be awarded about | Portals of the Golden Gat headlands beyond, iy waters of the Pacitic. - the latter part of next week. The listot articles ‘th aH. BALLET, southwest corner Sthand Bi sts. Cars of tho Silver Spring and Boundary Railroad out over the OTARIES. Close A a ersiePe. av., Law, Titles, Conveyancing. | wii! carry passengers from the 7th street terminus | to be furnished is very large. embracing all | at the left Atcatraz rises with her crown of BOOKSTORES, eens OPTICIANS. tothe Schuetzen Park. Fare 5 Cents. — jy25 8t Kinds of stores and materials used in the con fortresses out of the dancing waves of the bay, % = i L : ——e 5, Bid Boose CCnbatcn sib GR tet te tiie, | | OXSTER SALOONS, a, | BAY MouDiNa, the wb mneecarsorciacesnary | ffm now und the end of theiteeal year. Aiter | He purpie and Soler nud & er sennee eae M54 & Co. 705 lath st., corner New York ave. | Haxvey & HeLpEN, WI6 Penn. ave. corner lth st. Fmenia Hotel (A. Bproha propristor), | the contracts shall have been awarded it is | Close atiead the apostolic guardians of San Pablo Bam_5.G BansovR. 037th st. N.W., one. 1. | Tus Ovsten Bat, (@. W. Driver,) 1216-18 Penn. av. | ctrect, between 43 and oh streets, to partictpate in | probable that work in the navy hee will be | bay, San Pedro and San Pablo, seem to shut &. B.Wiiciams,( Books bought sold.) 097th st the procession. more active as the new supplies will then be re- | in your farther progress, only to 0] their nar. Bay. ¥. Faexcu, ( © specialty y 613 13h, _JysB-3t EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. | ceived. row doors on your sloser appro charpy ae gyno eat § saci Orp Ko.) On zwPition (New No. | Puor. Jomx M. Laxoston wor wirm rue | tistant right old Diablo towers above his sur. Hi. Buns & Uo, 03 Pa a 486 end Sale 439 | Sonx-Heaps.—We have the best authority for | oun //Pgs, an unfailing and unmistakable land- Sa L. Hazelton, 428) > 7TH Sr. Ro. 416 7th street, between mark far as the human vision can reach. In- deed, the whole scene until Vallejo is reached is one ef perpetual but ever-changing beauty; 7TH St. streets, cight 6. Boover & Jact«ox.1109 Pa.ev., the annourcement that despite the assertions . HEILBRUN, 619 7th at. made to the contrary Mr. John M. Langston is and D rf Fa above Odd Fellows Hall. favorable to the nomination and election of | *M4;, Whatever one’s errand may be, he can Fee eee ee Pea Beier Wisiow | General N. P. Ohipman as the next delegate to hardiy help regretting that the ride has been so APER HANGERS. #, Pictures, Frames, Picture and Tas- | Congress trom this district, and fur- | ‘The valley ie, as I have already said, pecu- Dovetas Moone. S09Mh street, near Penn. . | Sele, Rings Nails, &c-, in ihe District. ther that Mr. Langston will leave the | Harly rich in bogs beg! in Sorel, pomological Francis Wineeen 1 rs» et Flease remember Name and Namber.__jel-ly"_ | city this afternoon for the purpose of delivering | 274 cereal wealth, but in putea ate Co. Dec sth # 10th ste, | Cuas A- Beaver, i213 see re ampugn speeches for Grant and Wil- | Variety and extent or her plmeunt name en Rowan, Mow ic.,13% st. aod Ganal: | W.H Sriswousn (also PIC-NICS, EXCURSIONS, & Paces te take ee rn en Gara, Gnd hen pro- | Leaicinal waters. Aid tile teoceree D BUTTER, 1 ESE, ae ‘EAT “NICS, ae ihe conan ba ee Section | all the more curious and striking from the fact a ~ of the candidate for Congress in istrict NT Nericenst choice goods.) SW corer RLER ae Siecioere taletation cfm user ""ggtewan® | Who may be nominated at the reguiar republi- | {bet ove is apt to, associate thee evidences o: CABINET, SHOPS. tho secon Bled ts. on out tat Bx, San, Convention to be held on ‘Thursday, Aa- | tarren of ature rather than with the quiet and ALTER, SS B street, near’ : cursion to St Innigoes. we will giv . st eee smiling abodes of plenty and peace. Com WEAVER, (aisoU pholstering),)406@ st _, bet.6a7, Bo. W Bormwat POINT, FORTRESS MONBOR and ShW ELLs NavAL PRromotions.—Rear Admiral Joseph | mencing at the foot of the valley, the first of Steamer Ironsides. Tickets limited. Particula: these in order is TENT MEDICINES. a! Lanman, recently in command of the South i Prelim . ar Meee great peta Bem- | ture. Sy 2s Atlantic fleet, has been placed on the retired VALLEJO AND EER SPRINGS, 313 7th edy. For sale, 306% 7th st.,by Wm. M. Cannon, CR MOUNT VERNON —The steamer ARROW, | jist on account of long and faithful service, and | The town of Vallejo isan attractive growing CARRIAGE FACTORIES St. | Inanufacturer and proprietor. Each boitle has s ‘Capt. Frank Hollingshead. ha being over sixty-two years of age. The retire- | Place of some 7,000 inhabitants. It proposes te Bosrer i. Guanam, q0-12-14 Sth st.,det. Dana B | "d!sdel. BF Buy none other. Eber genes oumerenill baeeies ment of this officer promotes Commodore Alex. | some time divide the commerce of the Pacific G20. & WALt. corn-t Peon. avenue and 18% streets PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERIES, Mone Vere th street, daily, Sanday excepted.for | M. ennock, now in command of the navy yard | with San Francisco, but the day of this con- lous P. Daxnis, 109 6th st., south of Pern. avenue’ | M. 2B. BRADY, 627 ivania ev» near Tih street. | Mount Vernon (the tomb of Washington) ani inter, | at Portsmouth, N. H., to the grade of rear ad- ioe ie Goubth lo ff. For the -H.Ganoxs & Bro.. 650 Peunsylvaniaay., 8, R, | J. 0. JouNson, Pa. av., dt. 8 & 9; also, Loy aad mediate landings. JAMES SYKES, wiral, and Captain Robert H. Wyman, in charge | SU™mation is doubtless a long way off. For CHINA, GLASSWARE, E. J. Pcriwan, (copying @ specialty ,) 982-4 F st. jim __Gen'l Superintendent Steamer Arrow. | of the Hydrographic Office in this city, to the | present, her main attractions are the Mare z PIAN rade of Common OTC CE Ara ema; Metsorott Hall |» «Ere nenaicH, G8 1th,eb.Pa.sv.agt.Kuabe's ae re. There will be no promo- tion to the grade of captain, as Congress at the last session passed a law ‘restoring Captain Beaumont to the active list, which increased the list of captains to 51, but the promotion of Captain Wyman reduces it again to 50, the number authorized by li APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.—The President made the following appointments yesterday afternoon: Richard Beardsley, of . Indiana, now consul at Jerusalem, consul gene- Island navy yard, the marine barracks, the great dry dock and basin, and the naval hospi- tal, all belonging to government, with excellent flouring wills and extensive grain elevators, the property of private individuals or companies. There are valuable enough in their way, as in- suring the future growth of the city, but they do not possess first-class interest for the visitor from theeast. The Sulphur Springs, by which considerable store is set by the people of Valle- CIRCULATING LIBRARIES. W. T. Nixewo, 317 Pa. avenue, bet. 3d and 4% sta. CLOTHING STORES. Wat._Rosinson & Co..am1 oak Watxer & Co..@1) P EVLEN & Co..(N_¥.)1113 Pa. Boman & Cox, 7 Tih street, A. Srzacs, Wil Penn. are. COACH FIN: Taomrsox & Co., 284 Fr. Lams, . avenDUS, Dear street. LB. Tazweny,Gobbing s specialty.) 31d Tun sirest. PLANING MILLS. D. DMAN, 133 street and canal. Tircown & Co. cor. 1300 at. and Osnal. Daniel Sutra, Fhootx en ‘310 Veen PAS anufacturer jou! Brac! 5 , Beinsters. ke., and dealer fa Bash-Doors® Blinds, PLAST! Selling Om: Selling OW: Selling OW: CASSIMERE SUITS, CASSIMERE SUITS, ERERS. Bl F. KiNG, 631 Mass. ave., bet. 6th and 7th sts ein & Larcomss, plain and ornamental Z ral at Alexandria, Egypt, vice Geo. H. Butler, | jo, (pronounced Valyaho, remember,) are sita- NERIES. PLUMBERS AND Gas FirrEens. | C4SS/MERE SUITS, Le erg, | suspended; Samuel Dabney, of ‘Massachu- stad event tates wal a nian mine as the city. £.0.Brevext,( Dining Rooms,) 7th ast., op. P.O FLANNEL SUITS, | Sets; consul at Fayal; Julias White, of Ilino As yet they may be said to be in an undeveloped “ CONVEYANCERS. ans FLANNEL suits, | Winister, resident tothe Argentine republ condition,—mainly tor want of patronage, I G. Hasry, 819 Pa. ave., (Law, Titles, Notary.) CHEVIOT svITS, a * | Neloon Trustler. U- 8. attorney for the district | presume, though itis likely that their nearness CORKS, SEALING WAX, ac. | ZANE F, Sz ex Gy Ls CHEVIOT SUITS Peer ng anes William 1. Scruggs, assessor of | to San Francisco will some day make them Wane . oar Ton street. Basar § Geers. 28 CHEVIOT SUITS, internal revenue for the 4th district of Georgia; | much frequented. At present the hotel com ‘TS, SKIRTS, &c. 5 James O'Hagan, 1917 ¥oia-s'( Ladies’ Underwear generally) 43 9th s. ENTISTS. Wa. Rove watz, lis Pi Jas. BaGan. (also PRINTING OFFICES. Grmon BaotHens, 1012 Pa. ave..bet.J0th & lth sts, Jo<zrH L. PEARso%, corner 9th and D streets, Powst & Gixca, 60-68, F street, near 7tn. PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS. Sxr7H.PoTts& UNDERMILL, 8.E. corner 9th & Dats, B.B.Youngs, Western Produce Company 470 Pa.ay, REAL ESTATE AGENTS, &c. Atrxor & DuvL#Y, cor. La. avenue and 7th Jobn Tyler, Jr., assessor of internal revenue for the district of Florida. Mr. Beardsley, who succeeds Consul Butier, is a graduate of the Michigan University, and entered the volunteer navy in 1861, and after- ward was transferred to the regular navy. He distinguished himself under Farragut at the bombardment of Forts Jackson and St. Philip, and resigned in 1864 on account at ill-health. PRESENTATION OF THE Naw Faenca MINISTER.—The Marquis de Noailles, the new WHITE DUCK SUITS, WHITE DUCK SUITS, WHITE DUCK SUITS, tains only some twenty rooms, but the facilities for bathing in both het and cold sulphur water are ample. Reasonable facilities are already provided for the recreation and amusement of guests, and improvements looking to the beau- Uifying of the place are being pressed rapidiy forward. The climate at the springs is also very pleasant, being a middle temperature between the cold air of the city and the hot weather of the eurrounding valleys. THE NAPA SODA SPRINGS SUITS, Penna. 8v.,corner ith st. SUITS, DOLLAR STORES. WaLtach + Dotan Stone, al Pa, av., bet.¢A6th ALPACA COATS, ALPACA COATS, ALPACA COATS, LIGHT CASSIMERE PANTS, LIGHT CASSIMERE PANTS, , DRESS . Mus MEW itson,J207 Pa.av.(Cut’g taught by ruls) DRUG STORES, - Hickt No, 01 Penns. syenae, corner 34 st. , il. Hatt, corner 7th and F sts., opp. Post OMlce. ’ French Minister, was presented to the President | Cme next. ‘These are located five miles north- + corner New York aveveand lathat | Ricsoten Lavva, coast shee G areca ee” | LIGHT CASSIMERE PANTS, iby Becrstuny Wisk pesharaay ‘attcranas cad ic: | eolt Of Sapa ditg, which Wa eather aniek cok corner 9th and H sts. northwest. Hirkztne & Jones, 145 ¥ street, near sth. WHITE MARSEILLES VENTS’ | bY Sccretary Fish y ny Sterna, wad in . Feaovsox, 18) Penna, ‘epitol Hill. Bounen, 513 7th st., opp. P. O. Department. WHITE MARSEILLES VESTS, | Presenting his credentials said: ‘The senti- | pretty little town of some four thousand inhab- Dootst, 223 cast Peas. ave., Capitol Hil, | Ww. iH. CLacktt,819 Market : ? | ments of friendship which unite the two nations WHITE MARSEILLES VESTS, itants, situated nearly in the center of the DEY GOopDs. Soromon J. Fac EB st..be7&5,0p. Post Office. of France and America are deeply rooted in the nantus Twosrson & Co GOH ater corner Ten, = CuazLes TRomrsox a BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ SUITS, ast, for they date trom the glorious epoch ot | Valley, om the line of the railroad, Atteen miles Bose £ Wicwats. Sere stress, Moons & Panvin, 606 18th'st- opp, reamury Dept | BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ SUITS, American independence. ‘They have remained | north of Vallejo. The town iteelt isa place of Bias. ANNikE Pattzzson, x. K. WiLson. 511 7th street, opposite P.O. Dep it | BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ SUITS, graven in the hearts of the people of France, | considerable resort for Californians, and some DYE HOUSES. ye Te ei ene and my government in sending me here, has | of the drives in the vicinity are very pleasant, py WR, BT Deh at, adie Medical Museum, | x exizoy & SON, loth etreetsnest Higgs Bank. AT OREATLY REDUCED PRICES! charged me to cultivate them.”” but it is not yet much frequented by visitors - H.W usati1. 49 Jefferson street, Georgetown, | Pui ii Ween & CO. 9S Fat, Masouic Temple, AT GREATLY KFDUCED PRIVES In reply, the President after welcoming the T TLY k EMPLOYMENT OFFICES, AT GREATLY KEDUCED PRICES | Brewano & Te TLon, Sl Sth Mas. Louse © Brier. 507} EXPRESS OFFICES. Nox's Exrness; Main Offices: 603 Pa. RESTAURANTS. JouN ScoTt'sDININGSALOON (mesa 2c.) 956 La.av. SASH, DOORS AND DS. PERRY CoLEMaN, 257th st., op. Center Market, Marquis, said: “Your allusion to the origin of the friendship between the people of our re- spective countries 18 based upon indisputable tact, with which your own name has agreeable from abroad. Nor are the springs at present, properly speaking, regarded asa watering place, for want of accommodations. A fine hotel was erected here some six years ago, but it was CALISTOGA, which aspires to the position of “the Saratoga of the Pacific coast,” is a place of future pros- pects rather than of present accomplishments, It lies on a hot level piain, near the head of Napa valley, and itssituation is neither com- manding nor picturesque. Considerable money and enterprise have been expended in laying ont and improving the grounds with choice shrubbery, etc., and with considerable but at present the look and feeling of and stiff artificial newness at that, seems to per- vade and possesseverything. Nevertheless, the attractions of the place are by no means incon- siderable, and the accommodations of the hote! and its very creditable settlement of cottages are generally tested to their utmost capacity by a crowd of guests during the summer season. Although not equaling the Geyser canon in this respect, the development of mineral springs at Calistoga is remarkable, both for extent and variety. Baths are also numerous and varied in both temperature and medicinal properties. — Among the most curious of the former is a hot sulphur spring the water of which, when well seasoned with pepper and salt, makes an ex- cellent substitute tor chicken broth, as weil in regard to its nutritious qualities as in peculiarity of taste. There are several other springs, mostly of sulphur water, varying in tempera- ture from 70° to a water, standin, appro} estab! — ~ the ae are so well and cheaply supplied in thisrespect.— But the chief glory of the place is the great number and variety of baths which it _ Here the visitor may have the Russian, steam, chemical, vapor, mud, plu tub or shower bath, at will, il arranged ta ¢ best manner to produce the peculiar curative effect claimed tor each. The greatest luxury of the place in this respect is, however, the swimming bath. This consists of an immense pool, fitty by forty feet in five feet in depth, with the water are of 0° Fahrenheit. The mad er &spring of which the temperature is 165°, is considered of remarkable efficacy in rheumatic complaints. A new attraction near Calistoga has been brought to the notice of the public within the last two years in the form of a PETRIFIED FOREST. This curiosity, which is located about five miles distant from the springs, is well worth visiting by the tourist as well as ina scientific Point of view. It is indeed among the most re- markable of the minor wonders of the locality. The specimens are in the main very fine, some of the trees being two feet in diameter, and as solid as granite. Other pieces, again, are found nearly as clear as crystal. The location of these peirfactions is about two thousand feet above the level of the sea, on the range of mountain dividing the Napaard Sonoma valleys. Portions of nearly one hundred trees, lying generally + age and south, some of them with portions of the roots still attached, are now accessible, within a tract of three or four miles in extent. Itis said, however, that the number is much larger, covering a wider extent of country. A wagon road has recently been opened from Ca- listoga across the mountain ridge through this forest, but the visitor who cares to make an: extended m among its curiosities will do well to go on horseback. The ride itself is a pleasant one, and the trip is not so long as to be very fatiguing. Those who do not care to go to the forest can see a grotto built of very fine specimen blocks in front of the hotel at the springs. ley possesses other at- The beautiful vail many tractive features well worth visit or description where time serves, but I have chosen to refer only to those of amore general cl and which are easily accessible to and worthy the Attention of the general traveler. Inmy ne I may invite the reader te extend the trip above the valley to that crowning glory of this section of the state—the Geysers. K. ———-+ee-__ Political Notes. The Georgia democratic state convention yes- terday unanimously renominated Gov. Smith by acclamation, and reaffirmed the platform of 1670, with an additional resolution ss the =e of the times which suggested an: secured the nomination at Baltimore of Greeley and Brown. The liberal republican convention of the same state agreed to support the demo- cratic Greeley electoral ticket. The democratic central committee of indiana last night nominated John R. Cravens, (liberal republican.) of Madison, tor lieutenant gover- nor,) in place of W. C. Depauw, (democrat,) declined. The democrats and liberal republicans of La- rte, Indiana, yesterday nominated Dr. J. A. endricks, of South Bend, for Congress. ec Press advocates the nomination of Clarkson N. Potter for governor of New York by the democrats of that state. Senator Sumner Sa ae that he has written a letter to Gardner Brewer respect. ing his intention to support Greeley. n. 8. F. Hersey will probably receive the republican nomination for Congress in the 4th _ of Maine, now that Mr. Peters has with- drawn. Judge David Davis, of the United States Su- preme Court, while taking no active part in the pending political contest. is, nevertheless, very frank and unreserved in the expression of the opinion that the election of Greeley would be detrimental to the business interests of the coun- try. For this reason he preters Grant. Governor Noyes, of Ohio, has accepted the invitation of the republican committee of Maine to participate in the canvass in that state. ator Wilson and Frederick Doug!ass spoke in Richmond last night at the Grant and Wilson ratification meeting. The democratic conservative state central committee of Maryland yes'erday issued a call for a state convention, to assemble at Baltimore on the lith of September, to nominate electors tor President and Vice President. Ente RatLroap Seors Destrorep sy Fire—Two Firemen Killed.—A fire in Jersey city last night destroyed the carpenter, machine, revair. blacksmith and paint ps of the brie railroad company. In the repair shops were thirty-three locomotives, about a hall dozen almost new. Most of them were freight engines, but there were several fine express locomotives ations. “The instrucbors, whieh eee ee ‘ in the shop. The machine and blacksmith shops ; - : TuckeR & SHERMAN, 6% Louisiana avenue, A. BTRAUSB’ cones pong beter * | burned down shortly after bein, ed, and | Were full of costly machinery, boilers, trip- bb; 6 Bridg> st, Gun; . - ou have, to cherish this sentiment will, I trast, : i opened, an - “pncmavers | ““"® SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. 4- 8zRavs: be easily carried into effect. You may becertaig | sinee then the Property has changed hands tro- | Mure alone coat eGo) ing tee wiptan- B. Batucaetex, (also Die Sinker,) $03 Pa. avenue, | WAS#'N@TON Business CoLLEe®, cor. 7th and Lets, A. STRAUS that Ishall endeavor to facilitate them by all | quently without coming into the posseasion of ulti ale on =e age = FANCY STORES. . « SEWING ACuInES ale puted Cidthine woane, the means which may be in my power.” any one eas sufficient means and enterprise to woods patierns, and a fall poo tae bene Forse unex, 8d zat dal Teh steoet MWY va diver are simples slcat, parece’ ESpular Clotnine House, Loss or THE Precious Metats ny Haxp- | Situation and the reputation of the eee eons | tcols for rollwey pecpests, The chops were of 2 Sagar BPC, ent sladion & | Prone: usanow (repeling bmseiativeeee e 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Tixc.—The commission appointed some time | seem to justify. The water SES ben ere eee SerVincked siidoned-are crbayer es eT nass jown's IMPROVED, JX ty 48 Pa. ar. 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, sinee by Secretary Boutwell to examine into the pert ny Foy yg etn eee rt FLOUR, FEED AND Cou — SY. ee On aad tween 20th and 21th Streets, loss of material at the different mints conse- fire was occasioned by fires left unbanked in the Bomas & Hs 2D'NG, cor. 7th st. and Stone & Uo. Agta, 12 tween 1Gth and ith mrtoe quent on the handling and transfer of ore, ete., blacksmith shop when the men lett at 6 o'clock. -M. Dusx1 Feed Grain. 8c cor Maes av afch, Temple. The strongest and ligift- 2 have submitted their report. One ot the inter. Another acpount says a barrel of oil exploded. FLOWER ERS, ‘most perfect. Be sure and see it. ‘Three Doors from Eleventh Street, | esting facts noticed by the commission was the ‘Still another account locates it in the carpenter fas. Durrett ae ease eee ae SHIRT FACTORIES. _ eB ‘Three Doors from Eleventh Street: | loes & mained in handling coin, ‘They found ~ TS 5 ‘N.Y.)1113 Pa. ay., bet 11thalstn sts, at in the simple counting am er of one Sioned sre erred a ecbanne a anal Howes A: Bisa dhistast‘iseladecaRisretr | VV XTHOUT PAIN wr the atog cat be worn | Mili of dollars rem one veal toanotber the | THE “WRITE ACLFAUE srainae” NW DRIES. : 2 " f ; E ~ i Sous MoCLELLAND, corner of Le. ave, and 10th st, SILVER PLATERS. Discreet aly aiker the 0; | ag ing additional regulations relative tothe receipt | than any other place of resort on the coast, At FURSISHING GooDa. Bory. A. Warrnuanns Dat Borseea eek un, | Setatully tregted at Dr. WHITE'S, 30 States, branch mints, ond aanee colen ay wet | least you hear more in its praise. Yet when Ewood HUsTYSTAYLOR MSPa.ay ad Mot. hotel ' “J 2 ‘Sth. | opposite U- 8. Treasury, Hours: * ‘: f you come to analyze its reputation you will find x & Oo.,(N.¥.) 1113 Pa. av., bet 1ithalzin sa AND CASDLE FACTORIES, ‘ce, @1 per visit; aitendance at York, based upon the report of the above-men- & Winslow. 487 Pa. sve. ‘bet 46 &6thats | Bares & BRoTHER, 619-21 G st.. bet. 6th and 7th, viel shresitences exce) one. Sieg poet — STONES toad ehatathecetians at in mio Eto oe my asesareasssene sh eaten Mas. G.H. Macuen, 6i7 7th st.. opp. Patent Office, Ee op tia Rie eit ea es iia > Joanae "Geaerl” Rocka alegre nea oe x +» Bear % STEAM @as ac. sible patrons of ‘cotablishasent Monterey to Matamoras that Presi- een 4 Bocend. a ty, 1361. not receivable. os mckeney 8 a <4 neon 910 Pe.ev.sbet hd lchaty | Wesrineion 2d, From 600 to 750 fine, containing copper as dent Juares hed died on. ight of the eth veined sed memes: | w, Se ea nane ne ad noes ah REOPENING. ies ietsetagdattnten' cat iockacmemer seized him at o'clock p. m-on that day. The Mamitrox & Pxanson, cor. th &D.¥.M.0.4.B. D. Wrvitt, 56 nee, eee oe arsenic and sulphur on the gross weight of ths ment, and wan met credines ‘until it wae con- A.B. SEEPHERD & Co_.4i0 Pa.av-vbet Reh Withee, ano bn stig ot beer oS BY | tne ts friends {5 200 fine, one per cent. The preddaney ot the se atte ar cee: Boeke. eas exat W. Exuunr, ‘ay., bet. Cote ats 9 Bee * The of the if the news is Wasm:xotos Gas Liew? Co: 413 10th, near *RicaEy, oe. ee true. will upon ‘he Shlot es 7 Moma (also ‘ave. x ‘of | Deronly as justice of the court, and cot es Wu. W. Vavonan, for eharches, houses, £¢., 711 D : 4 secretary of ‘affairs in President 5 ‘of Pa.sv. Willard'y aie baa’ ment, and a ish io wn tho rhs A ived. for reaning, ent ter of Mexico and taking'bo active part with Yond lth ourestar BW, mintof the United ‘branch ve svenus. | * ‘assay office in New York con’ insurgents. oT iden) aie ot BS we emcee eee hte CAPS AED Funa ee ov.. bet. 9th and 10th ste, SHOERS. ‘cok. received wea Preatnrematamtrn ts | 5 Heneenecayaeattyms Sy and nLiNeTOx HOCeR. Sveti eer od girs xox? Serr .labentet,neaPuay seems Allth, wit Doctor, ia to reach London. wee fst ee | yan Pasumaee | ins ar Put, shane Wi itae eels Daten Bors, Georgetows; Dr. Bins, proprietor, ij 8 ‘Spain, st Santan- sree a eee pe ‘ HE it : xD. New Yors, Jaly —— French tand will not return until A: TRE BURNING OF THR ERIE BUILDINGS—LisT OF CASUALTIES. The Erie buildings barned iast night covered an entire acre. No such fire has ever been wit Wallis and fire, Chas. Nagie, me engine, was badiy crushed, th a broken All the property excepting the tools were saved. A SIGNIFICANT FACT comnected with the fire is that at the late strike all the derey city men were netified that they would not be again em- ployed; the employes were trom New York and Paterson. The Games tiluminated the shipping in the river and extended to the New York site for @ great distance, ‘The scene around the fire was one of excitement a be- Wilderment. The mechanics and their wives were rushing to and fro, giving expressions of Tegret at the lors of tacir tools and prospective idleness. ‘Ihe entire premises covered five or six equates. Upwards of eleven hundred hands have been employed. There is no instance on record of destruction so sudden and complete. The machinery can only be sold for old iron. THE LIBERAL REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTER met yesterday and discussed the question of « state convention. The convention will proba- bly be called in aday or two and Syracuse be chosen as the place. SENATOR BLAIR was closeted with Horace Greeley Vester tay. BURMIN EMALE PaoTROTO- w y 1 by fixe. The butiding w ag: suructure. The cause of the fire is not known. The in- mates were all got out safely. (Second Dispatch.) The loss by the burding of the Catholic Pro- tectorate at Westchester this morning is aboat $150,000, It wax an edacational home for vagrant and criminal Catholic children, presided over by Sisters of Charity, and its destraction leaves sume five hundred children homeless. LOSS BY THE ERIE FIRE. To-day it 1s estimated that the loss by the destruction of the Erie Kailway mechine in Jersey City last night is fuli 000,000. The machinery was valued at $300,000; iwenty-four locomotives at £110,000; the buildings at $50,000, and the patterns at €10,000. In addition to McCarty, @ carpenter named Crosby went into ‘8 thop to get his tools, and was burned to death. HIGHWAY ROBRERY, A highwatman named Wm. Mr. W davis attacked n Bleeckr street last evening, and mond ring from him worth #i,100, Davis was captured by the police, atter being twice shot. MINISTER PERNARD, from Nicaragua, Lieutenants Khovles, Goodwm and other naval officers lately attached to the Darien canal surveying expedition, arrived here to-day on the steamer City of Austin trom Gal- veston via Key West. SPECIE EXPORT TO-DAY per the steamship Westphalia, for Earope, $AS5,000. GOVERNMENT GOLD. The bids to-day for government gold aggre- $4,545 it 114 104-100 to 114 00-4w0. MURDERER Ju ides Saturday whether he will grant th. ication for the release of Carl Vogt, the alleged Belgian murderer bento -e = From Ku: Te-Day. EXECUTIONS OF COMMUNISTS. Parts, July 25.—The three Communists con- vieted of participation in the massacre of the hostages in the Kue Saxo, were shot at Satory to-day. One of the condemned, when brought to the place of execution, shouted, “Abar la Commune!” The other two cried, “Vice la Commune’” in their last moments. CATACAZY KICKED OUT BY HIS MASTER. St. Pereussve, July 25.—The Journal d St. Petersburg to-day publishes an Imperial decree dismissing from the diplomatic service of the Empire M. Ge Catacazy, tomer Kussian Minis- ter to the United States, and lately stationed at Paris. The Journal states that the publication by Catacazy of his pamphiet in relation to his embroglio with Secretary Fish was entirely without the knowledge and against the will of tbe Imperial government. atone Se Threatened I: Toronto, July 2 have been recerved from Fort Garry, Manitobo: The Indian commisioner, Mr. Simpson, re- turned to-day trom Fort Francis, where be bad been attempting to make a treaty with the lo- dians. His efforts were entirely unsuccesfal For thirteen dave he was surrounded by about twenty-five hundred savages, who would neither entertain nor make propesitio: The gold developments in 5! rin county have filled the Indians w: lofty for an approach. Mr. Simps’ dent that uniess military force ix pro will be serious difficulty. The Indians told him that they proposed to stop mining operations. - Fire in the Philadelphia Car Works. PuiLapecrata, July 25.—A fire commenced this morning in the blacksmith shop of Allison & Co.'s car works, west Philadelphia, destroy- ing it and the carpenter shop. ; fully insured. ‘The erecting and tube works ad- Joining were saved. (Second Dispateb. The loss by the burning of Allison & Co."s car works is estimrted at $250,009; the insurance amounts to $27,000, including $15.90) in the Imperial, $12,500 in the Queen aud $19,000 each in the Liverpool, London and Globe, aud Andes The balance is in New York and eastern com- panies. Destructiy Rocurster, planing ture factory, and H. N. Peck & Oo.’s grape and berry-box factory were barned this morning. Several adjoining buildings were dam The total loss is about £50,000, insurance $15,00 A fireman was injured, but not fatally, by the fall of the smoke stack of the planing mill. At 10 o'clock this forenoon the lumber took fire, and the contest between the dames and firemen is a desperate one. The Saturday Wood ees to be me New Yo gives notice tn Times has a reporter, who* concer to make notes ot all private com Saturday visitors to Mr. Greeley the friends of Mr. Greeley who come to there are requested not to do so after the day ot this week. = a Unha Mexico. Marawonas, Jug eI is rumored that Rocha has been defeated at Salinas, six leagues from Monterey. The state of Guadiajara bas pronounced against Gov. Corona. Four Ame- Hicans, who left yesterday for Monterey, were robbed within ten leagues of the city. —— Sa D at Atlantic City. Atiaxtic City, N. J., duly 25-—Joseph Donahoe, of Philadelphia, a member of the American Protest Association excursion party, was seized with cramps while bathing and @rowned. His body was recovered in « few minutes, but could not be resuscitated. ——— chosen General A. 8. general ‘of the Erie ratiroad, new office. He has ry 7 aes yet acoepted it or the iles, Madeline aad Rankin ey ae A.J competitors. S7-Three of convicted Hl