Evening Star Newspaper, July 25, 1872, Page 2

_EVENING STAR. "CROSBY 8. NOY Reading Matter on Every Page. WASHINGTON CITY: THURSDAY........-..----Jaly 25, 1872, The Star By Mail. Persons leaving the city for the summer, or any portion of it, can 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- bess office of the SS A Strange Chapter in in the History of The letter of Jacob Sea J. P. Ben- jamin, secretary of state of the southern con- tederacy, found among the confederate archives which have recently been sold to this govern- ment and alluded to im yesterday’s Star, is published to-day. It bears date, Toronto, C. W., December 3d, 1865, and the endorsement in J. P. Benjamin’s hand-writing, “ Received 13th February, tf J.P.B.” In bis letter Thomp- son says he had no difficulty in obtaining al the necessary information in regard to the or- genization known as the “Sons of Liberty,” which organization was essentially military, having its commanders of divisions, brigades, regiments, &c., and whose object was to secure the independence of the confederacy. In June, 1-7, he says, “ The belief was entertained and freely expressed that by a bold, vigorous and concerted movement the three great north- western states of lilinois, Indiana, and Ohio could be seized and held. This being done, the states of Kentucky and Missouri could easily be lifted from their prostrate condition and placed on their feet, and this in sixty days would end the war.” The 16th of August was fixed upon for a gen- eral uprising throughout the north and west, but just previous, says Thompson, “a large lot of arms were purchased and sent to Indianap- olis, which was discovered, and some cf the leading men were charged with the design to arm the members of the order for treasonable purposes. Treachery showed itself at Louis- ville. Judge Bullitt and Dr. Kaltus were ar- rested and sent to Memphis.” This project, it seems, would have been carried out had it not been for Mr. McDonald, democratic candidate for governor of Indiana, who believed it would mar bis prospects for election, and threatened to expose the plot if the leaders did not desist. Soon after the “Sons” became demoralized by the surveillance exercised by the government, and virtually disbanded as an organization, ‘Thompeon vext tells the story of the attempt de to capture the United States steamer Michigan and the reasons of its failure, and tells how the Island Queen was sunk near Johnson's island. The capture of the Michigan Was to be followed by ashot through the officers’ quarters at Johnson’s island as a signal for the release of the confederate prisoners. Thompson Bex: gave bis attention to the federal currency, and “urged the people of the north to convert their paper inte gold and withdraw it from the market.” This policy he thinks was adopted to @ certain extent, as gold continued to appre- ciate until it reached 200, Subsequently Thomp- son advanced a Mr. Minor Major $2 etroy steamboats on the Mississippi, “and soon atterward several boats were burned at St- Louis, involving an immense loss of property to the enemy.” Money wasalso advanced to “a Mr. Churchill, of Cincinnati, toorganize acorps tor the purpose of incendiarism in that city,” and, adds Thompson, “I consider him « true » and although as yet he has effected but little, | am in constant expectation of hearing of effective work in that quarter.” Further on ‘Thompson says Lieut. Colonel Martin, C.S. A., “was allowed to organize a corps to burn New a most daring attempt has been made to fire that c but their reliance on the Greek fire has proved a misfortune. It cannot be depended on as an agent in such work.” He says the Presidential election of 1364 so demor- alized the leaders of the “* Sons of Liberty” that & new organization, styled the “Order of the Star,” became necessary, its objects being the same as those of the “Sons.” In closing his letter, Thompson says be had spent about $700,000 of the $1,000,000 placed in his hands. +200 ‘The dry legal routine of the Barnard im- peacbment trial at Saratoga was relieved Tues- day by a genuine sensation, being the appear- ance of the netorious Josie Mansfield as a wit- ness im the case. The old story of Barnard’s connection with Fisk, the latter’s present to the incorruptible judge, the Erie troubles, the visits to Albany and Poughkeepsie and Jersey City— ali this, and more was gone over by the witness in her accustomed unembarrassed manner, and created no little interest. Now and then at some facetious reply given with a touch of wit, in which the witness cannot be said to be lack- ing, a general laugh would ensue. As the ex- amination went on the relations of Barnardand Fisk and Gould and Morgan and the Grand Opera House and the mansion in 23d street and the sojourn of the troubadours im Jersey City were touched on, and Barnard’s connection with it all came out pretty clearly. According to the witness, he had been several times with Fisk at her house in 2ith street—say seven; several times also at her house in 2d street. She had seen him at the Grand Opera Honse, and at Long Branch. She had congratulated him on the receipt of a very handsome present from Fisk, in trust for the Judge's child. Fisk had told ber it was no less than $10,000. His honor mo- destly told her it was but the paltry sam of $1,900. She had never bad curiosity enough to arrive at the real truth. It wasn’t to be supposed that her visiting list contained only such men as Farnard and Fisk and Gould and Stokes. She gave dinners at “my house in Twenty- third street.” She received some of the “ best citizens of New York” at “ my house in Twenty- third street.” Woald she mention one or two? Ob, yes; s Judge Barnard, Recorder Hackett, Judge McCunn, Judge Bedford, the Attorney General of the State, and others. ~ Any member of the Bar Association” asked Dir. Beach. sir, I think I have,” was the reply; received you"—whereat the ience indulged in boisterous mirth at the srmed gentleman's expense. it is stated that Italy and Germany have an derstanding that in case of the death of Pope us EX they will resuscitate the right of veto di by certain Catholic powers in olden times mm the election of the head of the Roman stholic. Austria, it is said, agreed to act in cert with Italy and Germany provided rance would do the same, but M. Thiers has ,tly refused to enter into any arrangement of ‘be k.nd, at the same time declaring that in his pinion the right of the veto has longagoceased in every country in Europe, and that, were it otherwise, he would never sanction any inter- ference of the state in religious matters. The College of Cardinais have resolved that upon the death of the present Pope, if any attempt is made to influence their votes they will at once Proceed to Malta and hold the election there. A New Deac 1s PawnsyLvania—The Phila- tion,” that the Pennsylvania republican state ‘The first suit under the new Illinois prenpdatter d spel pe bay the pir 'ntiff belng 8 woman who ast, cover Jamages, iu the sum of #200, keeper of a beer saloon, she alleging husband had become drunk at his Le .ding liberal republican papers do not seem to expect much from the colored | voters. Mr. Halsted having obligingly recom- mended that the friends of Mr. Greeley should | “flood” the southern states with eloquent col- Largest Circulation in the Distiat| ored liberals, putting at least a handred of them into every state and keeping them there until November, the Springfield Republican suggests to Mr. H. the advisability—not tosay necessity— Of first catching the eloquent colored liberals, A correspondent of the Cincinnati Commer- cial gives an account of several interviews he had with colored voters in North Carolina. The following conversation with one of them ts about the sum and substance of the whole: **How do the people stand?” “Some are for Greeley and some are Grant, and some haven’ concluded yet just whar they “How about the colored me: h, they are all for Grant. ‘on’t any of them go for Greeley?” I don't know of any one. “al ‘We have no intelligence from Mexico to-day confirming or denying the reported death of President Jufrez. If the news is true, the con- dition of that unhappy country will probably be worse, if that is possible, than ft has been. Juarez was not a model raler, but allowance must be made for the hard task imposed on him. That he has managed to hold the reins of power so long in that unruly country is proof that he must have kad in him something of the governing spirit, reinforced by some strength of character and native shrewdness. ‘The master masons of London have made an arrangement by which nine hours are to consti- tute a day’s work, the reckoning being made by taking the average of the whole year, giving jess than nine hours in winter and enough more than nine bours in summer to equalize the time. ‘The carpenters have effected a compromise with their employers by agreeing to abide by a code of working rules to be settled by a board com- posed of an equal number of employers and workmen, and thus the lockout in the building trade in neaman is terminated. +s202- ‘The first speech | by Mr. John Bright since his retirement from public life was delivered a short time ago in response to a handsome testimonial presented by his Staffordshire admirers. The address consisted of a brief review of the last thirty years in England, noticing the reform bills of 1832 and 1867, and speaking of both with warm praise. The parsage of the ballot bill by the House of Lords, which body seems to Mr. Bright “the last refuge of political ignorance and passion,” is alluded to asa great step for- ward. ——_____- ee —____ All the European powers have accepted the invitation of the French government to send representatives to a congress, to be held in Paris, for the purpose of taking into considera- tion the metrical syetem. be Meeting of the DEMO )BATIC and aren os DISTBICT.—There wilt adjourned CUNSERVATIVE VOL ERs of this District held pid ene? EVENING, as ations! Base Bsil Club Booms, corner 15th ard cots, at ok Le) Ww. 8. HINES, y NoTICE-MEMGERS OF FRIENDSILIP LODGE, Po =. K. OF P —There wil be a soecial meeting THIS (Thursday) EVENING, at 7d o'clock, tor the purpose of masing arrange Bente for the funeralof cur inte brother, ¢ HARLES ti Oe a WILL BE A MEETING OF THE, ubjicana of the léth District on FBI- ING, July 26, 1372, to arrange for del ecates to the reption other routine basi bess, Ot Bouldin hare corner of L streets. at 7 o'clock sharp. B tion that passed the he previous WM. ANDERSON Stecrsta A STUBBORN FACT. .. in scarcely any disease in which purgative medic ner are Bot more or less required, cod ‘much and. 4th 'y orien of the resolu- HiNSOR, ae: ry. suffering might be prevented were they more gene- rally word No person can feel well while s costive babit cf body pre’ generates soon serious diseareuehicn mighe am teen ‘avoided by a timely use of Cathartic Medicines. For this pur- pose DR. TUTT'S VEGETAGLE LIVES PILLS sre confidently recommended; they are mild, safe, action. Ther coutain ‘end drink as usual, time. Mitrex, Bence county, Ga . Oct. 23, 1859. Dr. Win. HH Tutt e hare beca engaged be ime in eelling your “preparations, and it jeasure to say that in every instance n ireu perfect satisfaction. Wecan more fF spent of your Sarsaperill Delight, Liver Pills — Pain Al ing sit bey are represented to be, having ‘used them te our own families with mark ess, and would sciviee every family to Reap Saupe yorrgaler means of naving’ many doll ite, and alleviating much pain and suffer- ‘ery truly yours, Guay & Danie DR. TUTTS Egle Peg a os acai NEF i323 eoSt twelve years my wife raneral fered ‘ernatly fer debility, with great tendency to dropsical effusions. In the mesntime she had repeated at . rhage of the tun; when. after takin: she was restored to her origin’ nd visor, and js to-day @ picture of perfect health. Bosadalis fe a bousebuld word us and our acighbors. Yours truly, iyl3-e06t G. BR HARDING. (ge econ HALL SESVIOES, ¥. M. ©. A. BUILDING, Corner 9th and D streets, SABBATH EVENING, AT § 0'CLOOK. jem ALL AR® WELCOME. SS BEMOVED. DB. W. H. BARRETT, DENTIST, Has Removed to No. 1402 H street N. W., corner Msth street. je8-tf Hall. B. Evans. mi3 a v wr GAs CONSUMERS. Wasurnctox Ga GaSLIGHT ComPAaNY, WAsuixeToN, D. C.. June 26, 1872. Notice ts hereby for Gas consmiuned sfter AUGUST 1-182, (ugtit farther notice.) the ice Will be redaced ts @37S ner choad toon Balject to oo of 9 per cent. on bills paid ‘at the Office of the Company within seven days from renditio! Jef9 dtaal___ OHAB. B. BAILEY, Secretary. rr. Enomt THE EARLIEST AGES he present day, Scrofuia has been the dane, andvas it were, {bs curse of mankind. Bo ter- “loathsome had it beon. riods of infect- wed to mix with society. in our day the disease is iy tor by ee ane Boot anp HERS Jeccks, and the vi U Pimples, Blotches, irerters sound health ina few weeks. ROOT ahs SUIgES, Bae bottle. Soid by 8.C Fa > BI DESMOND & Proprietor, 91 bilsdelphis. wy ren, By Tus © peeping seen eee rer, » Whole son 1139 Sek treet otween ir ond N. SALKELD, is28 6" Successor to 3D. Meee So "T3iS 510 GIVE NOTICE: That the subscriber tr prem: District of Columbis: boldina concn Suet f of acministration Bokan gs wit Wasmngrox, D. Baer wane ae, vis: ree HH He 80 to 414 Sth street, between Diand E. ESTERN MAYLAND COLLEGE . Wir saan ot Bote sexes i Distinet De- | WANTS. ia = { ANTED A Wit sak. to assist in boase- sth street, errr FOR RENT AND SALE. Fok BEST. FRAME BOUSK. six rooms. hall imeti under th trenage ork between A cellar, water, cas. Apply 1106 Letrect, be- ieee neentecr hacer tnt | en ane avenue Teme | ‘wees inh ned Hintatrects™ ites Protestant . bet ANTED TO ® ENT-A BAKERY 3 Tp” POE BENT Hin Grorsetowe No 41 Mowigumery vem a . * Editor iris! street, @ pleasant DOUBLE COTEAG ‘Breet ties inde. and te jo students recite in can,”'339 P Boot evenee. a railroad to pass the square. et f < struction from every Professor having charge ws Br SIR U to do general sac one » hire. "The Yi Erigeteal, Ber. Dr. Nichels, the Pre. | 7 aia oi copiers ( and several other Ware young GIEL. (white Teas $0 Faculty reside hing. and w: ite] it Baveconstany oversight of ths boarding s'udemter att o> ema was ee ipvitre at ‘at the Belm of Liie Depot. cormer 9 sand corps of thivtess teat hereunder ‘SemtAn | J B SALE Beantiinl ol hes wd , a ow corpe,of thir il ructors int ier Fe S408 Beant iol BUD IEG Scr SUPE. crete Wag ARTED Tome, aS wie We: N; one to cook, ‘wash, and iron: the ethacte ip chaiber abd gcneral aman ge s509 | ate ‘Mth street 500 Ww ANEERD hooal yuiet igre mn a aaa FuR- atta having No extra charges for tiudy in the regular po boarders cr Jodgere. Audreas MMO sc) tee course. —— me 37 WARD, D. B,D. Treen, es SORUB WOMAN and BELL iy25-eolm jer. Md. | WA BOY wanted at Howard How rT eoune 6th st. Ivania avenw fas tine: “ep. BOWARD (ANTED=Ine Drag Store. a YOUTH, toharn | the business. One with some expe icnce pre- | ferred. Apply at 10 a, m. at 1404 14th ot Wise ettled white woman,a SiLU ATIUS, to ¢o general hoosework where a child of nearly two Feargold wo ld Dot be ony cted to. City or country. se ° J. B., 101924 etreet N. E.. berween K and ae i 7 ANTED—Twenty-five 3s CHINE OPERA. TUES and BUTION-HOLK WUBKEKS on Ingirs’ ard children’s un der garmen's.. ADpLY at LOCKWOOD, HUPLY & TAYLOR'S, 683 Porn sylvania avenue. 3325 3t “He FOB CAMP aS All goirg to atten’ should call at M.@ COPELANDS’, 643 Louisiana avenue, one door east of 7th strest Pe aa from his new and extensive stock their | ufacturer of AWNINGS, ioe end | Tn: HINGTON, D.C, Jul HE COPANTAEAAHIP HEREE!FG istiog between E. BA under tbe of FAY & BAILEY, is tnleday 1 coperat. Ans VW All cinims ag: frm. re) all bills —— NTED—A SALESMAN. Apply a: iw F '» will vy oS L. FAY or his authorized street N. W., between the hy f 10 oeent. ected AY & BAILEY, nd 2 Jy 24-38" 2 Independent ee Company. | Wy ANTED—Firet clay HANDS on paptalo-ne L eee iS ete tf = 5 rth etreet. "ANTED- Twenty fivesHORSES and CABTS, he owrere will be paid weekly, ‘Apply to M iving, hooners J.O_ Libbe: and’ Mary Les Newt, Poe million Gaugor LATHS. V shove Howard C: University: fronting east ned ‘oath! jot 75x180; commands view of the city aad Potomac Bhar. Boundary and Silver Spring passenger ad pooves in front. Price 23 cents per foot. Alen; Pra BOWE, (new! on 3d near Rhode Island syenue, rooms snd hail; ‘at's cash. THOMAS W. FOWLMM, Beal Estate Agent, SO F street 8. W. ithe Fo ® BENT—Six room brick HOUSE, 9th street », between aed I. Inquire at CHB. RIBESNI ER’S store, 717 7th street. jhe Fe, SALE OREAP—A gerd Building Lot on Ai street between Sth and oth streets; oan Looe time. Inquire at the Star Office. FOS BEST—An cial foom BRIOK “HOUSE wetggand eas; No. 942 lh street. Apel ™ i! No. Tod: 3 street. Fo: INT—HOU*E of © rocms and Basement; yater ia rai as 9 Ohio avenue. Apply to JOS. T, K. PLANT, corner Sth and E street N. w. jy2e-3t* Feke BRENT—Two cool. airy BOOMS, well furn- 7 Siatg cbiaived for the hot seston. Us ag plying af 64" Hi street N. W., between Oth and? Hiveots. before the hist of the beset jya ve OR RENT—Verr desirable 4 room HOUSES; and water; No. 1928 and 1934 1th = tsa T month, E. WAGGAMAR, ist ib etcese’e opp. Post Office. 24-8t re BENT—Three very aut BOOMS, far uitable tor houseker ing. to a tenant ly at No. tween 4th ard Sth {OR RENT—FUKNISHED Roos. on anit or singly, with or witheut {ly or a party of gentlemer rk avenue. js2t-iw* T which Leffler tothe trade on favorable terms. Ap | J. LAUGHLIN, corner 2th aue Est. pe to B. . FAY, Sth stroct whart, or 199% Foans. TANTED—A small HOUSE fo-t villoge. =e 30 arente. ca Washington. “Address. 1443 YRE FIRM OF CLARK. KIMMELE, & NO} 4 ET weal Estate Agents, Ho. 601 Loni x —, are dissolved. Cs et the said firm KIM "By direction of O. KIMMELL | ot¢s*, ana THOS, NORELEET: jy24-3t" JW ASTED—A respeombic YOUNG aaN. to tend store and make himself generally usetal. Ad- ating salary expected, giving references, or B.. Star office. iy24 3t” ‘Washington, D. 0., July 23. 1872. iy 3t FaaEED OT SE, permanently, with about 6 oriog ie JH DARBELL, Donat, ro andes gs; for, 81S oF 820 per month. eee s 2 spcctfully snore tite fries gs and patron ‘nat yey pt Westinnten Deo” ip Franklins, Optician, 1y23 St eee Be = m fantioman, and wife, ie O. Ficre DATRY. M.D. Dentist, respectfully in | ing, vetween ith and tath sttectss north of M Firat Fons ‘and the 'public Scflce of be floor front room or barement, eultable for an office. that he hae ened ate wip bee ioe DS. Address PAYSICIAB, Btar office jy 24-3t' na te No M627" P Palanstrses to know tha O. merly of Boston. nue. OUBSBEKEEPEEBES Should bear in mind that now is the time t CROCKERY. Ww D— body MICHARBDSON hes stand in the sout corner of the %h street wing of Genter Market. The very ae Cassard Hams at 15 cents; Leaf |. 1236 cents per pound; new Sugar-cured Shoulders, | Ww cents: SBreaktast "Bacon, 10 cents. iy 3t* ANTED—A YOUNG MAN having? ee a ore experience in the Drug business. Avely -6t CHINA, and oO 11 2 ppm Maseachusette avenue. ar stock te unusually on = FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC — WANENisniD oronreas ais Be at very low prices wane a ox, Address J.T M , this office. 23 3t* iy20-5t* 421 Odd Fellows’ ae oe street, V BLACKSMITHS eat 133 FRas' cOFFEE DUTY OFF! 20 CENTS PER POUND REDUCTION ON TEA. 3 CENTS PER POUND ON COFFEE. Bince Joly — I sell all TEAS at 2 cents per V " Apply to coun. co. oTgeLoWD, W ANTED—Immediately- 7 TICE in a Barber Sho the basinese are and a firat-ciass JO! MAN BARBER. No. 1 BN y aa Pennsylvania upetween pried wih streets, . P. BALLO. of experience eaaweat Sekaeran lees, coffees three ceuts per pouud FED A BOORRREEER. of sxperinace ce sthan last, months to" colncide., With SITUATION. Gan furnish usexceptionable clty caw yom the duty formeriy paid =o Govern reference. Address B. J., Georgetow D. | ment on them. - BURO town. J J519-2w 1332 F street, Hove Bai ding. | ©- 33 23-006t Waste ae, TABLE SOARDERS ina te family; desirable location and conve- ((zeever ar cost. nient to the ‘th, etieet onto; Sth street, betwoon Ml aid N, No. 2245, Ono single Boom tor rest. ip2-e03t* W ANTED—Immediately—Tho Poylic to examing : Gur matehloss assortment of Mens), Youths! TO CLOSE OUT MY REMAINING SETS OF | and Boys’ CLOTHE pLL ° yet 4. STRABL’, 10 CROQUET, I SHALL OFFER THEM LA cnonniemactabcediacie _—_ FROM T0.DAY AT PRIME cosr. NT ot D, measorin, ‘shout 10, or oo by Wo fects situated north ‘ania avenue, on the east side of the street, between Sd snd 12th sta. nerihweet, Address, stat terms, Box 6™ mays-tf J ASPED Bron one to Kuow that the Finckle I shall scl! $3 Sets at $2. ity aed Co.'s new SEWI &4 Sets at §3 MACHINE, “VICTOM, hes « nelt-octtion Noodle a and the most perfect Shut! x in Lad Agency st @5 Bets at $3.50. BOOD'S Jowelty Btore, 469 Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 4 and 6th sirects. 'T. W.SPIOKR. J ANTED—All those who valve thoir know that the best “ ONE DOLLA PEO TACLE” in the country 1s accurately suited to the eyesight by HB. REM PLER, the Optician, corner & street and Pennsylvania avenne. foi hermometers of all kinds. J ANTED—Bverybody in favor cf thorongbly cleaned om almoet as ae gend orders to L. RICE, st the Stoain Carpet Besting Works, Maine avenue, bet. 436 and 6th sta. ape 2 jan8-ly 6 Bets at $5 Sets at As I do not intend to keep Croquet heresfter, you onght not let this chance pass by to get a cheap and good Croquet, as such 8 chance offers but seldom, W B. SILVESBEBG, 312 SEVENTH STREET. NIED-—LADIES to call on MBS j# 5 ‘MAURER te have oh Baas’ of STAMPING one ‘and Neos Sil Kinds of EMBROIDERY at short notice, "617 th street. opposite Patent (Of: mar? NEW FOUNTAIN! MILBURN'S DRUG STORE WANTED 830,000) train FE Fuimpand dollars th of @ cast-o C GUNS, REVOLVERS. ete Se WOBEET ‘FULTS, GO.. Loan Offtee, 314% dih treet. for | end garden p t aa Dew, to | ENT—Nicely farniscd suite of ome rst and second floors; also, one mice. ingle Room; water and gas; at moderate rates. Apply at the south weet corner of Mth and G streets. jy2t St" “UR SALE OR BENT—From September Ist. HOUSE No. 419 K st, N.W containing 9 rooms with water and ¢: dep. aca peare i in ‘abundance. Inguire st the m emives after 4 4p m. jst ;OR RENT Paraiba HOUSES. 8180, 1; F ro. Uprerniope ‘A, $125, 875, belhg 3, ease. 0 3. ae, . 2° wate: man 319 Teh street, posite fice 24 St UR SALE—At a bar; of7 new Sroom F HOUSES: well-built with water, Tay Se in one of the must central Jocati ous, aad now ander rent, jis isa rare so, 20 1 ‘an investment ‘ulation. at No. North A st: . Coptic Bill, I between 8 and 9 o'clock in thennora’ ing. Jy24 3t*_ Fo BENI—FRAME HOUSE No. 617 ist ——— street; eleven rooms, gas, ater $3 Rar month DALL, _jyzatt Ro. 612 P. <sivanta ave FOE BERT HOUSE No. 72 street N. W_. near Post Office: toing 9 rooms, with good cellar; water ply No. 73 iy35-3t* OR RE ‘ee BOOMS, suitable for house- eeping. Also STABLES room fen tee aaaee, Ret s 0 per month. Inquire at 201 weasge a: ne! RENT—PHYSICIAN'S OFFICE, (po pir- n jn the neighburhood.) one of the beat 1o- in the city. Apply corner Conrecticut avenue FOR BENT —A0 ight, Q etree im yard. Ap- on , between 14th and 15th streets Raw and water. Be at 25 per month. Apply to Dr. VAN | aesachusetts avenue, or OHA SRLes } TROMPRON. corner H _jy23 62° Foe Best aneiy furnished ROOMS for honst key opsinting of parlor, two cham: bers, dioin kitchen, cellar; yard, water, gas; halt square from street ca: jouse new; south front. Terms meder Fare chance. L424 st. jy28-4t* F —Very near the Capitol, PABT of a £,, lates HOUSE, occupied Ly a very small private ,or & SUITE OF BOOMS, farnished or un- furnished, with aud water, Terms very low, 227 Deisware avenue, between north 2s and O streets. 5923 32" ear the Capitol. The by Bev. Dr. wear the at er month. The house is | well ae fes, and two of the rooms | for fice rect, N FARM. on the Bia- ing one hundred acres, uvcemmonly beanti- lapted to fruit raisio ses. The improvements consist o ge louble Frame Dwelling, surrounded by an ive grove of forest trees—oak, hickory aud ut—native growth. The place is well wateret healthy; adjoins the farm of Justice Bates, and IY, five minutes from Highland Station, on the | B&O. BB. Price $125 9 jy23- St FITCH ‘* FOX. “515 Tth street, FS RENT— Very de desirable F ori ehed HOUSE ct THON by J 7 street. “ AGO AM. ‘AN. S319 7 sh street, opposite P. ay 2-6 FS RENT HOUSE 1114 ith street; 10 roams, bathroom, range, latrohbe, &. HOU 7 H street: § rooms. bathroom. "atrube, &c. M. TRIMBLE, 614 13th str ot. BUSINESS CHANCES. _ FORSAIER t ball price tase 7) hale trees e ‘ 0 Stet cho pie x ve, aren and Metre Te ‘Two firet class ¥ aT 7 2 Ohio Inquirest A. NATL Ass ‘14th streets 5. i \A ms FEAR OLD Fa ane sited —; wauiey RORSS "ibm $2, 000 which will asafe business pa oer explanation on applic: ha all “ promt a Tere MATHINGLY = “WHEELER, OB SALE—FABM— Taree handred and twrs five acres of LAND, three miles from th: rs and Bi “B03 sth street jye tt nd five tates trom oO Loa good D 1.24000. IN SUmB FROM 91.000 UP. | Sn be divided tore ely at once to | grerinoke 4 ombte | porrien eitors desirine to perchase F ante ok he pi-miers with pleas pe BASIL HA i Spreng FLORENUE, tic a unequalled in tell stable, Get. near Sth SW Fee SALE-¥ a K 2 je@ant carr wee | 16 bands bigb. kind under eaddic or beenuore ofp for lady to drive. Address box 12. Star eat | Office. sya success in life, fu matters Home er advice is invaluable, Sue gives uni Mafaction. None. ever: cvnsal het, Satisfaction given or no part ors 4 tween Hand 1. °™ located at , O HUMBUG. —The Queen <f Spirits, the highest ot will 4 fixe BOOT and ay he Srdite: coe developed med living, has the fal I i fe “aoe aa Taek, tells the pe past, peeeen and none given for §. Aogiy rm anes uture. Success or failure of any business told, 5 JOTOR. at ‘Astrew 3 leyoe bls = Keke. No. $01, corner Sdand @ streets. N.W., | Factory. corner lath and Bete, thira fh POR SALE—FiIFTY JACKSON WAGONS, oul Py ee ling ny Cotumbie Marke aes wadgath BRLL, Market, corner Massachusetts = and I st. nee DRY GOODs. BY @OODs: IMMENSE EEDUCTION IN PRICES. DRESS GOODS MARKED DOWN! Closipg out Bummer Stock at marvelously LOW COAL AND WOOD. ceat Cearn | Puiczs: To CONSUMERS OF COAL! sere se —— : PRICE ‘Tol % CHEAP! CHEAP! ue SUN DaBRELEAS Breet, SEE of eaTR ROT oe band ayn 1018 and 1030 Th street WW ind daily rece ‘Ath, and Lykene Valley COALY Causa ing to purchase thelr winter's sup- oe IN DRY GooDs oy sane it ity be offered at a very — advance in none but the very best of Coal, con therefore persons can rely on : good ar- tele. Orders received at my old stand, corner and canal, depot. corner Sh und B streets 8: Wee awd Ww. ne MABLOW, i ith street and Canal, BY YOUB Oval nee: We take this method of bas been for several yar. fret in oar f spondingly low. Pr aaa. wit will — Le more favorable to the purchaser this they are new, while there may be @ considerable advane z time. Uur advice to thoes who in- tend to lay im tneir supply for the winter, therefore, is to do to at ovee. We are receiving of LYEEN™ VALLEY. TE ASH CUAL daily, and eae @ Co's. Pigues, 5 on Silk Mousel reeet eho: Booms oe Cs Unbleached Cotton, tise, cognin 4-4 Cotton, Tc ; N BROLHEA SF street, betwoen 121 Gent's shire and Ladies Underw: the manufacturers, at BANKERS. SHAMOKEN, are prepared to ceiver ie any, part of the city at the lowest prices that first-class Ooal c bl, a. suo. mie SH, ADBIAN &. BOOT. t= : Ee vect, |. oe Coal, Wharf depot and Planing Mill foot of ath wt. east. Banking House of | Squier & ae A sear anbranch Yard me — ‘tb st. southeast. | x. 1416 jPeonerivanie avenue, d's Hotel, Warhington, Cc UMBERLAND COAL, ASSOBTED IN QUAL- ITIKS, henge for nome ening ing and black- Weare tovell DRA smith ts =e sale at 328 Pennsylvania Bocas of jenry Olew: a. oo. avenne dyl-lm ail over PROFESSIONAL. ‘ailabie We solicit deposits of buciaees tetas "oa which = ay 6 per cond. smiorert.on daly balances, rendertime Accounts mont We par 8 per cent. énierest om of ome DB. pRAMONT, WHEBLES, tormeriy Host | month. {nterest interest paid monthly or carried to Sopes” Sent Phyateian af Belleves Hesphal New Fork | tears credit city. Caice’ 1509 H street. abie on comand. ron! 5 wee, Office hours: 9a. m. to3 p. me, and from too p.m. jel2- ME EDIOAL NOTIOE —1 bave resumed the gene ral Practice of Medicine. — second door om M street from 7th, northwest _Spz3 Sa* LL.M. Fa¥ion, w. D. pi by return hy may? Ss 0, CLEPHANE. %. BRAILEY a Ehenogvapher Sup. Las with Petal Re Bas COOKE 2 ©o., b.C.. eA panes vere BANEZERS, ‘7 BUY AND SELL FOR EIGN EXC! pon deg ISSU CINCULAR LETTERS OF CHROUE tet STENOGRAPHERS AND LAW KErmGvens. | (S208 CIBCU! TIERS D Ofcce Ko 116 OC atrect; Betweap eet nnd ai. | “Ornette aera ; facing indians exeune), aud Se'Farcs, | Our Drafts on between ISth and Isth, Southers Olaims Cogan Coaatisics JAY COOKE, McCOLLOCH & 00, Butiding: Bhort LONDON. AND POLAR SODA FOUNTAIN BEMOVED TO’ THEIR NEW BUILDING, No. 1429 Pexxsvivania Avence, ih 8 Zollow nd white | om jy9-Im__ Around the corner from their old stand. PPT Ay, Ses Bee and take het e437. yeaa 3e RAYED OB STOLE P Blair. 7th street roa: LOST AND FOUND MY PREMISES—O» on Sunday. the 2iet instant, a light red and white ees HEATED TERM! COW, 9 or W years old. right side just will be pai ver will enable the owner to Bet aytt- Te Foinus ‘of 7¢ ith a sear on her » Apcamard of 58 jaformation that KING, t road. How to Keep Cool: PURCHASE PLEASANT BOOMS AND BOARD can be ob- SUMMER SUITS. SOMMER SUITS. aiped private family by sqniving. , ata No. = Fayette s Street, Georgetown, D. C. SUMMER SUITS. SUMMER SUITS. ERSONS DES BING SUMMER HOAuD OAN SUMMER SUITS. SUMMER SUITS. Leen accommodated by addressing 8. T., Ons Mcatoomeey Co., Md. Tenere per . STRIPED ALP4cas, jt CHEVIOTS, con and attend to room. THIN MELTONS, BOARDING. Gop, BOABD, PLEASANT BOOMB, AND prices fv pee at — corner of Penusylva- nia avenue and 2ist stree! y IBST CLASS Rare WITH PLEASANT ee ca E’ FRONT ROOMS, fo be had on reasonable tere | § rer of ‘Peuueyivanie srenue winnie ; street. Good location. and accessible. mhg8-ly INENS, — SELL FEMALE SEM AUBUBN- FOR GENTS, YOUTHS AND BOYS. Liat, MASS “Four sears Ciasbical Ountee, ine a ne - Atso, under direction of Dr. Shen Tourjec’, ‘Mecsas tereiy ALPACA AND DRAP D’ETE COATS, the advantages of the N. E. Conservatory. Particu- ler attention paid to common branches. Special sees Sen res aes, | eee ne ee WHITE MARSEILLES AND DUCK VESTS | VUSHING. iy22 cosm THIN CASSIMERE PANTS, D* GOLYEE & McULELLAND, CONTRACTORS, FOR GENTS, YOUTHS AND BOYS, SUITABLE FOB HOME, MOUNTAIN OR SEASIDE. Office—413 13th street N. W. A BAILEOAD BOXD iy19-1m* AND BUY WHILE THE WEATHER IS HOT, AS WE HAVE DETERMINED TO KEEP COOL ALL THOSE WEABING OUB SKASONABLE GOODS. REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE Combined. In its 7:90 Gold Bonds the Northern Pacific Bafl- road Oompany furnishes to the public an Invest- ment security which combines the ready fegotia- bility, the convenienos, and the high credit of a first-class railroad bond, with the solidity and safety of @ real estate mortgage on land worth at least twice the amount loaned. ‘They are offered at in currency, and yield a par yee! SS es ae HANDSOME PROFIT to thove exchanging 5-2, The bonds area first and only mortgage on the Besere, FOWLER 2 | » Tap woOD are now quar | joa. its equi An spine toners yy oe land grant which, en the completion of the road, will Sena s Bea ot 'M screct HABLE BROTHERS, FASHIONABLE TAILORS, jy OORNEB 7ra AND D STs, Average 23,000 acres to each mile of track. Soany intse ‘They are issued in eevee, ic wb red wa thirty years to run, bear en interest of 7:30 per cent. tm gold, and ore KXEMPT FROM UNITED street, Georgetown. marW-tt | sr Ares TAX to the ho Us MRPTEMERe ast ‘The sem!-annual interest on the Registered Bonds APES 44 is paid with GOLD CHECKS, sent to the post office address of the holder. JAY COOEE & co. Bw DALE—On good terms. a valuable LOT OF ee ee WS feet, t alley 1% feet wide, located on N street, between ith and sth streets, within a short distance cf tae site for the new Northern market. P. G@_ BOWSER & CO. Grocers j9-6t 703 K street, bet. 7th and stb, {OR RENT—Three fine OFFICE 4 and 25 #£ street. Inquire of CURSE < MIDDLETON. iyi pres: SALE—BRICK HOUSE, 513 4th street, six rooms, bail, cellar, range, bath room. $55 per month. For rent on ist. Apply. 516 ‘uh st. Dorthwest. ;OB SALE—A FAKM of six or seven == a on the Glenwood Cemetery road, sdjuininy Middleton’s Farm. Apply to GEORGE W. TAL ‘BOT, on the premi ad ist al 2 OF ‘OB SALE—A new BRIOK Tipuse, on 1th street, between P and Q, with and rooms and all incdern ‘aprovements: “Apply to JOHN CHAT MAN, 1320 uth street NW. wit im FS BENTBRICE HOUSE, ten rooms, No. 6 H street northwest. : W. H. CLAGETT, inegl Bhte Broker, iyS-tt 9 Market Space, Fo. SALE—The valuable COURSET BES. NCE known as “Tanglewood,” in Prince George row $3 Md, Cyutatning one hundred acres of land, good Comfortable Dwelling House, and all necessary outbuildings: in about = mile of Belts- ville, on Baltimore and Ohio railroad, and 12 miles from’ Washington. ‘The property can be seen at any time by partie rae fo purchase. For terms a peal eed T, trustee of Mrs. A rly 36 im }OK SALE—HOUSE No. 1212 N wirect N.W., St a Gs modern provements, stable, Rc! Apply No, 405 10th street N. W. ott POH SAU 0: ueNT—DwaLLIng i aan ‘eater and WoW. and 1M" PROVED and ENIMPROVED. PROPERTY fer saloon easy terms. B. MILBUBN, 419, G street, ay Fe BENT—Three-story BRICK DWELLING 12 rooms, with bath room and water closets on Ast end 24 story. Gas throughout. Possession at once. Arrizos remises. 419 lith street N. W.. or F. ENBACH, Piano Warerooms, 2 doors above. 529-0f FoR mg Fores No. 1414 wth four trons: tot S0nl00. “Raply 4° GRO. MILL 410 K etreet. _ ief-im VOR ee AD—A three st md base at FQuick wousk, cunt snd eas ne. as ve, aye; southwest, apply O19 7 th co roa OB by yh) very desirable RE: DENCE No. 45 34 ip ta of Georgetown. conteining 13 rooms, with ite—a cistern of a) om = Pee iy this sie an HUME, of Hal fs Bue, or tM, a sdoining Fr OH rad aS a LA FoR a WARRING: Darnestown rout abet 32 is from raliroad station ton acres in Seep Sy ‘wood; good bor houses. ‘Apply te ‘Dat WatLLe. ashiugtoa. SUaR ioe Tash 2 Sllaond “Apply at OBS iste wirent street, bet. F i te pital Bie aa Pe, in Court, ELS pane aera Ee | Ryne yy af Hosta tema pe Koran arg Zhaess Seba Eestama op A== FENDALL. BEe'D FENDALL SAVINGS anBE TRUST COMPaSY, > Bouts, So. re Fam erenee PAYS Sik FER ORNT TM! 7 interest, Bes the rl pay FOUR PER ¢ a = fete FENDALL @ FENDALL, COUNSELLORS AT LAW, end-tf Con. 46 st. anp Lovisiana AVENWS. Ss J miata aah strets DENTIST, e BAR AEs aiieRi anes Coens ov. aoa Bas BRANCH OFF OFFiCke feat ‘Towns ase < pee and Boathwest eo ay Can! 7 *. *| 80'clock, to receive deposits rosud Sore cope of the Obarter and By ote, mnt tes « 00., jane ® wis, BANKERS ATTORNSY-AT-LAW, ‘Boom 9, on second floor of Barbour's Law Buildin: Washington. 1427 F street, (two doors from U. 8. Treasury ¢ = 0.8. od WASHINGTOR, D.O Becetve Deposits and transact » General Baakins Removed from 484 Lowinana avons. nolete | "Esher ge on OBN F. BANBA eter to car doposhors, oe tee Sakon end atven J = woAd Fone Lag pe, —_ furnished in relation PIANOS Rr ecm miaugugeni ANOS, &c. MIDDLETON 2 oo. [M&32,AMUSING TOY OUT \—Ounses inanimate to For occ by 3 cow iL De Ba ase street west, om Pa. p nvenee ‘and E st. eents for’ Si mannfactarers of and dealers in Alosical ifestruments gensraliy, Pianos snd ali Musical Instruments ed and ‘Bepsired. i2tr _ STABLES. a posite BUPY Treecnre LOAN OFFICES. GOLDSTEIA @ Co., " LOAN OFFICE, ighcA and 5. ‘Horses and i beagles torte Hire, ory | iy St NOOR AED VAST. Propristor, v. a 614 © STREET, ABE. NAILOR'S STABLES, 1 aT. W Sia Ot STABLES, 1308 Bat, mayt Under the Metropolitan Hotel. “Parting, Webdings, ond meeenriga nee OIAL NOTICE. ished with the most comfortable Solling off for thirty days at ‘sale ‘ana sex? OFFIOR AND EAZAS, decit-t 20,000 cert siich tion, of despa Bew Church Music Book called THE STANDARD! Thus giving the brightest prospect thet it will be THE BANNER BOOK OF THE SEASON! THE STANDARD Has 400 pages filled with new and fresh music. It includes an Elementary Course of the best charec- ter. with interesting exercises, tunes and easy glees tor practice. a fine collection a ot Me Metrical Tuvor, and py ead hen thems for Chorus P: — Or, in other words. i ns ‘hose brilliant rep- its authors, w! tations Church Music a bear it oa so Tricia econ, WNINGS, TENTS AND FLAGS. ry RERUR Bog tod oth ain oe 713 3 Le Space, sen universally known among lovere of Bacred pf, = Music. Awnings in style or stores, city and THE STANDARD country Trsideuoes. ty X- 4 rnisbed for camp wmaterial Is Beady! peoeeewes Specimens nt OUSE, SIGN, AND ORNAMBRTAL Palnr- a C4RPENTER, BUILDER, amp CONTRACTOR ae re 1, ATS a ERE °