Evening Star Newspaper, August 9, 1872, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. | Published Daily, Sundays Exeeptes, | AT THE STAB BUILDINGS, cenmsylvania Avenne, corner 1ith St, ——_e—— SHE EVENING STAB fe sorved ®f Uarrier to sabdseribers at Tan CENTS P22 Wuex, or For- rv Foc CENT: PER MONTH. Copies at the counter Twe Cxvrs eseb. By mafl—three months, $1.50; siz months, 83.0); one year, 85 ETICAL SUSINESS DIRECTORY: veniaining Cards of First-class Fatablishmente ‘n all Branches of Business in the District. GRICULTUBRAL © ¥ 5 A. Barrn, 996-23-%9 La. ‘gve,, bt. Mth & loth ets, ALE DEPOrs. Laxners z S'P any Als, 19 La. avons, alma a Gusev, Mave iy Pulls Ale, Goorper a, ARCHITECTS. AsOLE CL Nf cov git aud G #t., op. Treasury OG ESt oppose Post Ofice Devt. Max: £ B.0. A. B.,cor.sth & Date. * +S 8 ¥ sirect, near 1th strect. AST GALL’ garEs. a a $s. ave., bet Ith end iSth ets, CORNY ¥s.aT-LAWw. I a ar Clty rey OP Bh Nor achac. 4 and D ate.. op taunt ‘Lae Built Sth street baw Buvld’e, Sth at | joe, 428 Tih. Fa 1582 F street, oat | baw Hooe butiding, 1ONLERS. © 60.3. W cor, Ps Ax=, 1001, 000. 0th D Pas. ave., corner 3d street a Sth wt, ote, cas, ” BSHEKIES. ¥ ie Pa. correr i8th street. it"! Pie & Bread, 1% E, Oapicel st. Tth street. between Gand H, BANKERS. PetvHrit Bano. BANKS AND ~00.T-Dt, ary Boy's Diovh Bate Rooms,cornerRnand Fstre = = ONS. N,corner $th & D sts. corner $th & F ste. SELL-HANGERS & LOCKSMITHS. 12th and 13th sts P: Office. + &. Koen . L's Bods, 1233 Pa.ay. SLACHSMITH SHOPS. # SaxeceLin, (Horse Showing. 2c.) 44 & Md. ave, No*¥R, Shipsmithg, 548 56 Water st., Gta. BACH ERIES. t Ht® Bt. Bleacher, 94 Pa. sy. BILL POSTERS. vet uenr & Moxey, 710 E street, eppo. P. 0. Dept BOARD bey peg ® BOOK 5 ® a HB. Naluey, southwest corner 9thand E sts. BOOKSTORES. NDERS. >as,&o.), 27th st.,.cor. above D. - Patent Office. .) 609 Teh Bove NYsave. at ha. r ¥..bet lth and 12th sts, Fellows’ Hall. Det: ‘Band I. ERVILLE & Leiren, 16-18-39 18th street, ILDING TERIALS, 4. B. BuxrnenD & Jo..9 Pa. ay., bet 9h & lothste. W 8.0. Keowan, Mouldings, &c.,13% st. and Canal. Ps. ‘Wa. WALTER, 9S KE street, near 10th. J @.Weraven,(aisoU pholstering),) 605 Get., bet.647, CARBP! ENTERS AND BUILDERS. HAPMAN, 237th street and 1222 12th street. street, bet. 6th and 7th. LBC foun H. Bow ert. 618 K Boxsxit & Dearing, 7 A 0. BeAaMAN, (houses ex CARRIAGE FACTORIES, Soveet H Granaw. 410-1214 Sth at., ES ‘and .Dand B Lig street CHINA, GLASSW. ac. | W. Botries & Bao., 923 Pa_ay., Metzerott Hall CIRCULATING LIBRARIES. ® T. Nimve, 317 Ps. avenue, bet. Sd snd 4% ste, Rg meng STORES. Be N & Co. 87 Watt WW ., bet.9th R10th ate, ader Met. hote Beam ae. vet. jay baiiding. - [See ad a.) opp. Center Market. DEEDS. stru T K. Plant corner Band *h streets SW CTIONERLES. at .: Diniug Roome,) S217th st.,op.£.0 EYANCERS. faLey. £1¥ Pa. ave. Law, Titles, Notary.) CORKS, SEALING WAX, ac. ©. Beare at wholesale, 1027 7tn street. CORSETS, SKIRTS, &c. Deweass', Ladies’ Underwear goucraily) @8 kha. DENTISTS, Ou We. Mena rr, 1112 F street northwest. DINING SALO®: dasvey & Booey. WIG Penna. ay.,corner lthet. DOLLAR STORES. Wallace's Doiiak Store, Gl Pa, sy., det.c6e0d DRESSMAKERS. Mss BE Witsos,Jar Pa. (Out's taught by reic) eute, Corner Sd at. Ms, Sornor New York lathet 2 8. Ga tue &, corner Mh be =. B. Fes i FX. Doorsy 25 east P ited Hin, 1. BEY, Goons, ate & Nv 0 Tth street, nea: av = Borax & WYL'e,(One Price.) 11S Wah Ta tee ‘Mas ANwink Pavreneon coe Sita at. cast, TE HOUSES. @. BH. Kiccene, 817 lech et. ay Medical Musoam. WB. Wuvatiy, 49 Joflereon street, Georgouown. <2 © Bor tan. S07 1 EXPRESS OFFICES Swox’s Exre |, Main Offices 8 Pa a Weed pn. 6 Bridge . ENGEAVEES. > Die Sinker.) S02 Pa. Svenge. RES = cor 8th, Gum,7 Wash'un., Alex dria nce, Cormer Bh at: Bacar oa 4 rest. 7th street N.W ‘mth FLOUR, FEED 4 Somas & Hae D'NG, cor. ors: Eebalmer Nat. Viewers, b at.. hn" 2 coat. Wash'n, & preesd. preserved & EGUNDALES, r Sams reaths and Netural Blowers supertor style. bet on & : TURK STORES. agjP disper A onacHouse, ih at.& Market Space, wud vba Banta Bap awd ee 8 ¥.T Be Y & Co., 1829 ay corner 19th: a. ve made, aad returned in fwe bousa, GA® EXXTURES, ae. Bas tox & Pearson, cor oth &D, ¥.M.0. A &.5 tuernxey & Co.. 510 Pa.ay., ‘th & Wthsts, Came = CLass STAN EM 8th, near B vu.w. ‘4CoRAN, for eburchea, @noceny stones. "°°" Ere oes et Marked os 2-87-07. Willard’s ai ‘Vermont ave. and E street, OTEL, Pe. avenue, near 34 strect. S. W. corner Pa’ av. and Sth o corper 18th and H strects, FRANKLIN HoUsE.cor. StbAD: TEL, Georgetown, Dr, Bhinn, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 1872. TWO CENTS. PUSNISHING STORES. 24, Botstxs & Bao .$23 Pa. av., Metzerott dal P.Govr Bix Basket. 1009Pa, sv.,bet.10th&ilth COMPANIES. OapereNpent tex Co.. office, 1904 Pa. ay., near 1th ICE CREAM MANUFACTORIES. aakver & Hotpen. E. corner lith st. & Pa. ave INK FACTORIES. Amenican Iva Oo., off 12 Kk st., bot. Rand F. INSTRUMENT MAKERS, © Frecimes, Surg. Instraments & Trasses, 404 7th at, ENSURANCE OFFICES. Bat sic on ae ee ONAL UNION FIRE INs. Oc., be Gautixn & Co 15 Tt Ruiiding, 7th and EB ste is Heyer, 503-805 7th st. i dt, ag”t, Sch at JEWELRY STO 8. Ger rerEiN & Co., Watches, Jewelry, 619 Pa. avs, W.D GLENN, 138 Wash 'n, £12) Bridge at. Geo’e JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. |” LIER, atreet,o rest dity 5 PaOt Wuavrn.(nieceonveyansing.)B00 Tin seroet, - BSc, As 70. bewis, Room 9, Ma: *KgcrrarLe Lire,” Fran Qxsvawa Fine Uxe Co LEATHE! SHOE FINDINGS, &c. WS. Jexxs, 715 7th street, between @ and H. Joun U_ SHAPER, 714 D street, between 7th and 8th, Jou, H. Haxcers, 82 Sth wt bet. Pa. ay. and D at. J_¥ Levraarn, upper manufact’r, cor.7tb&B,5.W. LIME, CEMENT, @c. Jon F. Kine, 631 Mass, avenne, bet. 6th and 7th, LITHOGBAPHERS. Josuru ¥. GEDNBY, 466 Pa. ave., bet. 43 and 6th sts VERY STABLES. Keen Go-, Wiliard’s Hotel Stables, lath & Date 1808 NATLOR, JR., 1330 to street, Wisninotow Nation, 1098 B AN Fi 5 OMARL Ss HERZBERG , 626 Loutetans. and 61 0 8. GoLpsTEIN & Co., 614 C stroct, near 7tu, ING GLASSES, FRancis LAMB, 12% Pa. avenue pear I8th street ‘MBER YARDS. wa meLras, corner 13sh street and canal, MAS NISTS. JouN McOLELLaND. Loulstana ave. and lth street. MARBLE W' ORKS. Wiven & Witson,1025 7th st., bet. N.V. av. and Lat. Grsson & TouMEY, Pa. av., bet. 23d & 2th sts. MARKET STORES. ARLINGTON MARKET, L. A. Walker. 1410 I strent. Metrorot!TaN MARKRT SToRs.N. B.cor.H aud 6ck. Hyart's NATIONAL MaRKsr,6lé Jith st.vear Pa.sv. ‘MANTLES. <om, State, Marble, Re..ccr.S2D. Bare eg Co, Mantels, Ao. 910 Penn. ave. Tcexer & SHERMAN, Louis'at MERCHANT T, ‘AILORS. DevLin & Co..( N.Y.) 1113 Pa. ay,,bet.21thalath sts. LLINERY, &c. wn ED ULETT, Gd Sth st., opp. Patent Office. 0. W. Fuorx, (wholesals only )$14 8th st, near ay: MAKERS, &c. er Patent Ofce, 2 Post Office. ‘and Gilding,) 1009 E. ‘avenue. @TARL aa mater . SY., Law, Titles, Conveyancing. OPTICIANS. FRANKLIN & Co., 1227 Pa. a H.H Hemrcer, 463 Penn. OYSTE! bet. 12th and isth ste. » COrner 43% street. NS. W918 Penn. ave., corner lth st. a. Driver) 16-13 Penn, av. Luraer MARTIN, 609 2307 9th street, near Penn S'harny Syivestin,1ai2 Teh street, near M, PAPER HANGERS. DoveLas Moone. $09 9th street, near Penn. avenue. Geo. WILLNER, 429 9th street, between D aud H. FRancis WILLNER, 1925 Pa. ay., bet. 19th aud 2th, Das A. KRavsk, i213 N. ¥. avenue, near 12th st. W.H Sreisnovse,also.PictareFremes,) 10827th st. PATENT ENTS. Sci. Am ,)8. B. cor. F& Tth 633 F street, near 7th street. cornet r =e streste. rt 0. ith & F sts.. near Pat. Office. PATENT MEDICINES. Liver Tonic, the great preerte Rem- © For sale, 305% 7th st.,by Wm. M. Osnnon, manefacturer and proprietor. Each bottle hase red label. B&” Buy none other. PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERIES, M. B. BRavy, 627 Pennsyly: ear 7th strest. x 5.0. Jonni 5.4 bi also, Photo. stock iE. 3. Prva, copying a specialty ) 2-4 FF at. ANOS. S1ith, sb.Pa.av..agt.Knabe’s RIBAIT arn MB, 1256 Pa. avenue, near 13th street. Sent . Gobbing s specialty ,) 311 7th street. a Lis. and 3 .. cor. 13th st Phopix Mills, 1B Gbio sreuns of Monidings, Bracket x Bainsters, &c., and Jealor fm Beah,Doors& Biluda, PLASTE: RERS, ¥. KiNG. 631 Maas. ars., bet. 6th and 7th ste & Larcow se, piain roamental, #6 3th at MBERS — GAS FITTERS. a Joun BRizx, 6M Le. avenue, near 6th sireet. Taney K. CK's. Mt 7th street, bet Gand H. Ararat E. Biocway, $19.D strect, bet. th and 10th. Jas OH. . and 20th ste Wo. B w ny Lon tol Hii. Jas Bacan. (also Metallic Roofer,) 603 #1 st.,cor.F PRINTING OFFICES. Gisson BROTHERS, 1012 Ps. ave..bet 10th & Ith ets. Josnr# L. Pearson, corner *h and D streets, Powerit & Gincx, 630-652, F street, near 7th. PRODUCE ABD PROVISIONS. STH. Potrsa& UnDERuILl, 8.E. corner %ta & Dats. B.B.¥ounes. Western Produce Company, Pay, ESTATE AGENTS, é&c. Atraor & DUDLEY, cor. La. avenue and 7th street. HM: Hat, corner 7th and ¥ sts.-opp. Fost Office. AILPOURN & Latta, corner ith streets. HERRING & Jones, 1425 F atrect, near 6th. M.M. Kouree gy es P.O. Department. ; cket m. ‘bt Pus,op. Post Office MFOON & Co... 5059 hb une & PARVIN, £6 loth et., opp. ‘Treasury De . WILSON. S11’ 7th street, opposite P_O, Dep't. ToRRS, 1404 F strect, neat Treasury Depar‘irent T. JonNSON, (Anct’r,) cor. Pa. av. & 31st. cast, KEN 5 15th street. near Bi Bank. Puit H. Wetcn’s Co., 95 Fst., Masonic Temple, RESTAURANTS, JOuN ScoTT sDiNINGSALOON (meals 1c.) $36 La.ay, SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS. PERRY COLEMAN, 237th at., op. Venter Market, Tecksx & SHERMAN, 63 Lotvistana avenue, SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES, WaAsHINGTON Business Coun, cor. 7th and Lats, SEWING MACHINES, WrEEtEr & Witsos ARRON, ( ri a Lias Hows's IMPROVED, J. Karr, az t. "3 ED SEWING Macuine ComPany, 49 9th atroat. orite, Seg VER PLATERS, EDWARD STOLPE, 6/9 7th street, Pi Office. ovr. A. Wait 804 Dt ocak pee: _ ween sth & Sth. Sarma 8 Bngrarn die aig etekee tee ee STAMPING DEPOTS, A.B. SHEPuERD & Co .910 Pa. av., beth & lth ste STONE ZARDS, W.J & ©. A. ACKER, Ist and B streets N. w. sTO Mas.G H Mavnen, 617 7th st.. STEAM AND Gas Pease ae eae | om ieean tones bee SPECIAL NOTICES. Notice. . " ‘The uvexampled satisfaction that NATTAN’S CRYSTAL DISCOVERY bas given in thie city and thr nt the whole country, a8 evidenced bi fire: fact d s ine reasing dc mand for it, induce uate esp: cim! and particuiar attention to the gro: that by its use rou gain all che advantages cl for th: many potzer Thy restoration and the least pore ; withont ¢! Discovery is po fuvely wai poisonous substance, prither Lead, Sulphar or Silver. Ite perf: ct Clear Hingss is a reason not to bs lightly werlo ked; it will neither stain the skin or clothes— fn one sentence, it je oxactly what has been wanted fie, & Restorer of the Hair that may u are going to bat Neuralgia, Paralyris, Lead Colic and various eth ccmplaints, the reanlt of the use of lead prepar: ARTHUB NATTANS, Propris General Depot corner 3d and D streets 8. We Bold by all Drugeists aug?-tf A Card A Cieraymen. while residing im South America, a ary, discovered a safe and simple remedy for the curs of Nervons Weakness, Barly Docs, Dincase of 'he Srinary and Seminal Organs, and ¢ Whole train of disordars brought on by banefal and Great numbers have been cured by ‘edly. Prompted by a desire to beneiit ad unfortunate, [ will send ths recipe raring and ning this medicine, in a sealed ; to BBY She whe necds it. Pree of Charee. aoirens, JOSKPH T INMAN. jon Diy AMUSEMENTS. N EW NATIONAL THEATRE. * ONF WEEK ONLY, COMMENCING MONDAY EVENING, Avovst 5. Return of the World Famous Duprez and Benedict's NEW ORLEANS GIGANTIO MIN- STRELS, Of twenty r 5 yinre! organization. s The great chief Monarchs of Minstrelsy, COMPOSED OF A REGIMENT OF ARTISTS, On their Twentieth Annual successful Tour, Intreduaing their brilliant, various Specialties, ‘The oldest, most reliuble, and largest, gomplets ‘Troupe inexistence. Announcing a Carn- ivai Entertainment full of Merit. Admiss} on. - Ble, Becured & 750, Gallery. ‘250. _aued-8t i azar Otp No.) On Exhibition (New No. 486 and Saie Tra St. 7TH St. aT RITER’ No. 416 7th street, between D and K streets, above Odd Fellows H Chotce Cii Paintings, Engravings, Chrcmos, &o. Also, lergeat stuck’ Paper Hadgings, Window Shades. Piciures, Frames, Picturs Cords and Tas- sels, Rings Nails, &., in the District. «7 TERMS CASH: Please remember Neme and Number. jel-ly* "PIC-NICS, EXCURSIONS, &. F™=t GRAND AFTERNOON AND EVEN- ING PIU-NIC, OF THE . HIBEBNIA BENEVOLENT ASSOOIA- of Washington city, D. O., at Beyer’s (7th street) Park, MONDAY, Augast ‘Iuth, 1572 Tickets, ad- mitting Gent. and Ladie«. 50 cts. No improper par- gous will he ted on the grounds, aud-3t* BHoecksinDEEsS EXCURSION. THE BOOKSINDERS MUTUAL RELIEF AS SOCIATION WILL GIVE AN EXCUBSION TO GLYMONT, ON MONDAY, AUGUST 12rx, ON THE STEAMER WAWASSET, Leaving the wharf, foot of 7th street, at 2 o'clock p. m.; returuing, will leave Glymont at i (Moonlight.) ® gentleman and lady, $1; ad- 50cts. each, lass mnsic engaged. Tickets tor sale by members of Committee and at the boat. Committee :—Jus. E, Bullock, J. B. Ei T. McGowan, Andrew Taff, Jos. Maddren OTICE—TWO TRIPS A WEEK OF THE N aoe WAWASET. MORNING, Avgust 6th, the will resume her eck down the intermediate On TUESDAY Steemer WAW ASE’ regular two trips Potomac, touching landings. Leave Washington for Onrrioman and interme- diate landings at 6 a.m. Tnesda: 8. Leave Washin m for, Cone ‘iver and intermo- m. Frilays. asaage apply at office of Potomac Sompany, foot of 7th stre The Wawasct can be chart TAURSDAYS for Excurstons. OB MOUNT VERNON —The sicamer ARROW Ospt. frank Hollingshead, hay- ing boen robailt and entirely retitind by her present owners, will ve her! wharf, foot ef 7th street. daily, Sunday excepted.at 2 oclock a.m for Mount Vernon (the tomb of Warhington) and lutermediate Inndings AMES SYKES, je19-3m Gen’ Superintendent Steamer Arrow. ————————— red MONDAYS and iy -lor EVENING STAR. “Washington News and Gossip. INTERNAL RBVENT! source to-d: Gov. Coox® retarned here this morning from his trip to the White Mountains. Tue New Loan.—It is stated that there will | be no more ne; ationsof the new loan until after the Presidential election. Treas R SPINNER continues to improve, but is not yet able to sit at his desk. His daugh- ter is still here, and it is probable that he will accompany het to New York tor a short vaca- tion. —The receipts from this y were $352,151.07. SENATOR Suma to be seronailed to-night at 9 o'clock by his friends, and it is nnderstood he will avail himself of the occasion to answer in the lump all the letters and verbal missi leveled at hima late! neluding the letter of Wm. Lioyd Garrison, Anp Now Comes TexwesseR!—Gov. Bard, now in this city, has receiyed the foll: owing dis- teh from Chattanooga, Tenn. : We elected our sheriff by six hundred ma- jority. Prospects very encouraging in this Con- gressional distric A.G. SHARP, Chairman District Republican Committee.” Tee Mospy-Witnxrs Dirviccrty.—It would seem that the “onpleasantness” between Col. Mosby and Dr. Withers, of Warrenton, Va., is not yet settled, since the Alexandria Gazette of last evening ays, “itis probable, we hear, that the temporary difficulty between Col. Mosby and Dr. Withers, of Fauquier, will be satisfactory and amicably adjusted.” Board oF REGISTRATION.—Governor Cooke has appointed the following as the Board of Registration for this District: George Gideon, James H. Smith, Wm. T. Solomon, Jr., Robt. A, Griftin, P.M’ Dubant. The board, it will be seen, is the same as last year, with the exception of Smith (colored) in the place of Syphax (colored) in this city, and Solomen (colored) in place of Hunter (colored) in the coun’ THE CONTRACTS FOR SUPPLIES for the navy during the present fiscal year will probably be awarded to-morrow. These contracts as heres tofore stated in THe STAR amount to nearly £100,000. The bids were opened about two weeks ago, but the contracts have not yet been awarded on account of the number of caleula- tions to be made and in selec responsible bidders. The law requires that the contracts be awarded to bona side dealers or manufacturers and any bids from other parties are thrown over. PrRsonaL.—The health of Secretary Delano has greatly improved, and it is expected that he will be able to return to the city in a few days. +++-Col. George A. Armes, of this city, ie getting up & tournament at Saratoga, to come off on the lth instant. He expects several knights to be present from Maryland, Virginia and the Dis- trict of Columbia. ‘Pension Agent Cox and wife left the city this morning for a brief vaca- tion, during which they propose to explore the Jeasant nooks and byways of New Jersey. Among the late arrivals at Cape May are Mr. H. Clay Stewart and family, F.A. Dick and wife, Mr. Stott, and A. Gettings, of this city. --+-Ramedell, of the Zribune, accompanied by Mrs. R., will leave the city in a day or two for 4 two weeks’ sojourn in the beautiful scenery along the Erie railroad and at Chatauqua lake. ----Chief Clerk Delano, of the Department of the Interior, will be here to-morrow from Ohio, where he was summoned on accountof the sick- ness of his father. +++-Mr. Pakenham, of the British legation, left the city yesterday en route for Europe, on leave of absence. It is doubtful whether he returns here. as it is somewhat ex- pected that he will shortly be transferred to a more important position. -++-Gen. A. B. Dyer, chief of ordnance, has nearly recovered from his recent severe illness. Mr. G. F. Seward, consul general at Shanghai, China, is here on leave of abse — 200+ —. AFFAIRS IN MxxIco— The Presidency— Funeral of Juarez, &c.—Lerdo is a candidate tor election to the Presidency of Mexico, and the names of several others are mentioned as com- petitors. Lerdo has yolantarily ordered an in- vestigation into the outrages committed on on American citizens in Chiapaz. The journals report that Lerdo will recall Senor Mariscal irom Washington, and that his successor as Min- ister to the United States will be Stanislos Cane The funeral of Juarez was an imposing ctacle. ‘The corpse was interred in the Pau- theon. The streets and houses were draped with mourning, and the procession bore numberless emblems of grief. Addresses were made by Minister Nelson on behalf of the diplomatic corps, and Senor Vigil for the editorial fratern- ity. Augel Yturbide, son of the ex-Emperor, dicd at the capital on the same day as Juarez. , PIANOS, &c. Mgt. AMUSING TOY OUT!—Causee inanimate L figures to dance to the music anos. For sais by @.L. WILD & BAU .430 A) Tal atreet west, betweon Pa. aveune ond E at, izents for’ SiteA’'s Piancs, aud mnauutactorers of snd dealers in Binsical Instrumente generally. noe and ali Mosical Instruments Tuned and Bepaired. “deol 2-tr So GREATER Reduction in Prices. IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE LATENESS OF THE SEASON, AND IN ORDER TO RE. DUCE STOCK, 1 AM OFFERING FOR THE NEAT THIRTY DAYS: 6, S and $10 AN Linen Suits +6, 6, 7 and gS Colors 1 Ee Od Vests to match ott 6, , 7 and gS Light Cassimere Pant White Marseilles Vests, Alpaca Sacks. Linen Sack Coats. ouths? Cheviot Suite... Boys? Casstmere Suits. 35 Fine Black Cloth Frock Goats......20, 12 aud @13 “ Blue Cloth Frock and Berby Gosts.....8 to $12 A Large Assortment of Extra Size Suits. 25,1.75,2 $2.50 87.50 7A DEDUCTION of 20 PER CENT. hasbee: made on all these goods. ° S7Purchasers will find it to thelr advantage to give me a call, B7Persons going to the country, or to different Watering Places, can have their wardrebos .reploa- ‘shed atasmal expense, «7 BEMEMBER NAME AND NUMBER— A. STRAUGB, Popular Clothing House, 2011 PENNSTLVANIA AVENUE, Between 10th and 11th Btreets, Tue Comine Paize Ficut—Letter from O’Baldwin—The Pittsburg (Pa.) Leade? of ‘Tuesday contains a letter rom 0° Baldwin, now training in Philadelphia, in which he says: “I am pleased to tell you that I am very well, and willbe as well as possible on the day. If Il am only as well on the day as I am at this moment, T can lick thie Gipey, let him be as well as he Mace’s friends say he is as hard as nails. Thope he is, because I want to lick him when he is well, then they will have nothing to say. If you want to see the fight come to Philadel. phia the Sunday before the fight. Come oat to my headquarters at Haddington and ‘seo mey and you can go with me. will leave on the Sunday evening or Monday previous to the fight. “We fight ou Thursday, (the 15th.) Tae Trnr. cB Races. —Ten thousand y falo races yesterday. falo and Long Branch ople attended the Buf- e purse of $10,000 to 2. $5, liret, $2,500 to the second, $ to the third and 1,000 to the fourth—vwas in three straight heat 254; Elm second, Ga- a e fourth. The tourth race was won by Sensation in three straight heats. ‘The third race at Long Branch yester- day afternoon was won by Alf FATAL SHooT:NG AFPRAY IN VIRGINIA.—A sad afiair ocearred in Gloucester county, Vir ia, on the Ist instant. On that day Mr. orge Tinsley, it is stated, made an attack upon Captain Isaac J. Duer, in Freeport, and attempted to infiict a horse-whipping upon him. Captain Dner resisted; and drew @ knife upon his assailant. Mr. Tinsley then procured a pistol and tired upon Captain Duer. ‘The ball entered the abdomen and inflicted a wound, trom which Captain Duer died on Saturday, the 3d instant. ‘The cause of the quarrel is not stated. THE GENEVA ARBITRATORS yesterday ad- jonrned over to Wednesday next. Several of the arbitrators and counsel are suffering from indisposition, caused by excessive toil and the disagreeable weather. ‘he object of the court ig Sor 0 long riod is to give the cient time for especial study of the number of points involved in the cases which have come before them. It is believed the tri- bunal will adjourn by the 15th of September. INDEBTEDNESS OF SOUTH CAROLINA.—Gov. Scott, of South Carolina, declares that all the — piteclaye tiny —s eet onds, except $700,000, used in meet- ing liabilities accruing before 1369. The state thorities, it is said, intend to levy and collect @ tax amounting to over $1,000,000, by the —— month, to pay the interest on the day, turned several Juring a boy n a man named Petec times on amed George McDermott. ‘i Kz the ition of am! the court of —— the invader and of the Holy See. Norta Canorina.—Associated Press dis- atches say Governor Caldwell’: North Carolina will be about 1,000, madaatue democrats will contest the election before the | Jegislature. Political Notes. Bill Weod if he could, but if he conldn’t how could he? B. W. has returned from North Car- Olina, The Worcester Spy says: John Quincy Adams, we hear, will vote tur Grant and Wilson. “Lam’ pleased toobserve,” said a spectator of the proceedings in the Hotel de Maxwell, “Iam pleased to observe the economy of the’ demo- cratic administration. When I go intothe room where Mr. Greeley sits, no one obstructs my progress. But when [ approach the door of the mber where the whisky 1s contained, I ama arrested by an arm in broadcloth, and th nundrum is asked of me—where is your ticket?” Providence Journal. The Boston Traveller can't learn of a single active prominent republican in Gen. rict who follows ings lately.—Cin. 6 Frederick Douglass, in an exceedingly able letter in his paper, the National Era, of this week, headed “*U. S. Grant and the Colored People, ” says, in refereuce§to Mr. Summer's allegation that President Grant is not a sincere Triend of the colored race “* While I weuld not for a moment imply that I have Jost faith in the honored Senator's sincerity and integrity, still L most declare that President Grant’s course, from the time he drew the sword in defense of the old Union in the valley of the Mississippi till he sheathed it at Appomattox, and thence to this day in his reconstruction policy and his wer upon the kuklux, is without a deed or word to Justify such an accesation.”” cokabia “ Demi-reps” is the name su; for the liberal demectasic coves tive organiza- tion by the Mount Pleasant (Iowa) Journal. ‘The Boston Journal says that Greciey speakers were scarce in Brattleboro’, Vt. There was a tlag-raising there Saturday night, and a demo- crat at Greenfield, Mass., was written to during the day to send up.a speaker. He replied that no one could go at so short anotice. A dispatch then came, “Send us Hopkins.” “Can't,” the Greeley men answered, ‘the colonel is for Grant.” The Louisville Courier-Journal says to Mr. Sumner in reference to his late letter to Speaker Blane: “For the first time in forty years, Charles, your head begins to assume a marked degree of levelness. Vell done, noble North Carolina! You have announced in advance the verdict of a nation. N.Y. Tribune, Aug. 3, 1872. The next state election in order takes place in Ww Virginia on the 22d, it being the only one in August. The matter of most interest is the new constitution to be presented for ratification. ‘The contest for Governor is peculiarly warm. because Governor Jacob, the present incum- bent. is running independent against the regular democratic nominee. A correspondent who heard Colonel Mosby's epeech at Salem, Va., recently, says “he speaks as fiercely as be fights. Take him all in all, he isan ‘ugly customer’ to tackle, either in the field or on the rostrum.” In his forthcoming letter in reply to William Lloyd Garrison, Mr. Sumner, it is said, will enter at some length into a history of the anti- slavery movement, and attempt to disprove many of Garrison’s charges of his tardiness to enter the contest by elaborate quotations from his own speeches. The North Carolina victory was celebrated by the republicans at Atlanta, Georgia, last night. At Raleigh, N. C., there was also a grand dem- onstration, and Governor-elect, Caldwell, made an address. In New York, Philadelphia, and otber cities, the republicans celebrated the vic- tory by salutes, processions, &c. A call bas been issued for @ mass convention of the democrats of Michigan on the 2d of Sep- tember, to send delegates to the Louisville “straight out” convention. ‘The following Congressional nominations were - made yesterday: Loudon C. Hayes, democrat, 9th Tennesee district; W. 8. Moore, republican. 24th, Pa.; Ben. S. Turner, republican, Mobile district, Ala.; Rush R. Sloane, democrat, 10th Ohio; Jno. T. Wilson, republican, 7th Ohio; and W. P. Sprague, republican, 15th Ohio. The republican convention of Florida yester- day nominated O. B. Hart of Jacksonville for Governor and Major Stearns of Quincy for Lieut. Governor. The Congressional nominees are J. T. Walis and W.J. Purman, formerly in- ternal revenue assessor. A call has been issued by the republican ex. ecutive committee tor a convention of New York veterans, to meet at Utica August 20. Hippen TREASURES IN INDIANAPOLIS. Indianapolis Sentinel sa; As some. men were removing some logs on the state fair grounds, Captain Otwell found under the log an old fashioned leathern pocket-book containing an immense roll of money in bank- lls. ‘The surprise of the men can be imagined. hey commenced to grasp for it, and in their getness the money was pulled in pieces. It d lain so long it would not bear handling. e money is in old state bank bills, and no real ate can be made as tothe amount. It is ht, however, that there was $100,000. The book was yet in a condition to. be hand- led, but the bills werestoo far gone to be able to count them accurately. Of course nothing is known as to how it came there, but the suppo- sition is that it was secreted there by some con- federate prisoner during the war. It probably belonged to some southern ‘soldier, who con- cealed it for safety, and afterward died in the prison. ‘The workmen are said to have been very enthusiastic in their digging after that, and every log they rolled over they expected t> find hidden treasures, but it is not often that lighting strikes the samé spot twice. How A Youne Artist Wox Somz Monry.— On ——- evening boy of about twelve years of age, with ragged clothing, but an earnest, quiet face, was seen in Wall street, New York, surrounded by a large crowd. He had marked on the sidewalk with chalk lines making a square of five feet. In the center he was draw- ing a picture of Horaee Greeley, his bacrd | tools being white and red chalks and charcoal. He began at the head, and made a recognizable portrait of the great farmer, with his spectacles on his nose. Continuing his labors, he finished afull-length picture of Dr. Greeley, represent- ing him reading the Tribune. The cheeks were shaded with red, the folds of the garments naturally touched up with white and black, and when he had finished, there was on the sidewalk ® picture that would have done credit to an older and more practiced hand. When he had concluded he passed his ragged cap around inside the circle, reaping quite a harvest in scrip and pennies. DR. GRrerzy AMONG THE GRANITE Kitts or His Native Stars.—Mr. Greeley was re- ceived by the city authorities of Concord, N. H., yesterday and in response to an address of wel- come, made a speech in which there was no lusion te political matters. Subsequently he held a reception at the Phwnix hotel. At4p. m. he lett Concord tor Bradford. At West Con- cord, Contocookville, and Warner, crowds of people had assembled to greet the candidate for the Presidency. At the two latter places salutes wert fired. and Greeley left the car to shake hands with the ple. Arriving at Bradford, he was met at t by a large concourse of people, who escorted him to the Presby house, where rooms had been ene. The proces- sion was headed by a brass band. A reception took place on the piaza of the hotel, and Greeley made a brief speech. SrxcuLar Surcicat OrgRation.—Abont 12 months ago a lady was admitted to Bellevue hospital, suffering from severe burns the breast and side, would t is The that on Saturday last on wi) rpm pages a of the not up, and the Bo iD; case was taro months Senate eee ae a7 The me ‘streets of Richmond are being macada- lay wooden leg made occas RT in te ea, ®7 The work on the Miles Standish ee Cae a hary, Mass., ls going on rapidiy. int Canango unexpected! med ‘Hon. Thomas Mexico, will return about the ist of &7 There has Si death, and ene marriage in the town of ville, Since its foundation, sas | TELEGRAMS TO THE STAB. This Afternoon’s Dispatches. 4 Mssociated Press Reports. The Long Branch Races. Lone Braxcn, August 9.—This isthe last and most successtul day of the August meeting of the Monmouth Park association. The weather delightful. There is av immense The portion of the grand stand devo is densely crowded. There is an eace pro- gramme, the sport including the steeple chase and the great four mile race, for which Kingfisher and Litth 2 entered. The first race was a steeple chase, handicap, tor all ages, three miles, purse, $1,008. The fotiow- ing are’ the entries: Donohue's Blind Tom, Bonpatine’s Duffy, Tulles’ Vesavius, Shea's Ast bamberiain’s Impecunius. ‘The race was well contested, and the jumps were taken in splendid style. Blind Tom re- fused the water jump, and though punished se- verely could not be induced to take it. Astre mer threw his rider, and Duatly won the race by aneck, with Vesuvius second’ Time—7.55. ‘The crowd is increasing for the four mile race. The vehicles aud people on the ceurse are more numerous than when Bassett and Longfellow — From 10,000 to 15,000 persons are ere, ‘The following is the betting on the second Tace:—K ingfisher, $650, Susan Ann, $490; Lit- Ueton, $2; Milesian, $120. The second race was for @ purse of 31,600, for all four miles, the first harse to receive $1,200, the Second $200 and the third $100. The race was won by Susan Ann, with Littleton second and Milesian third. Time 7:49. A start Ly effected at the first attempt, the horses getting away in a bunch, Littleton lead- ing on passing the stand. at secon: mile Susan Ann was in the lead, closely attended by Littleton and Milesian. Kingtisher broke down St the two mile and a-half post. The race was very close for the remainder of the distance between the other three. The finish was bed exciting, and it was thought at first that Littleton would win, but close to string Susan Ann clapped on'steam, and won by @ neck. —— New York News. A JOINT MASS MEETING PROPOSED. New York, August 9,—At a meeting of del- egations of the Tammany liberal republicans and the German democrats yesterday a commit- tee was authorized to make arrangements for a joint Greeley and Brown mass meet. TBE SAUNDERS AND GARNETT DISCUSSIO The proposed joint discussion between § ers and Garnett will not come off. Garnett i sist that there was not time enough to get up the meeting, but is ready to name Monday night Saunders will not agree to this, and leaves to- morrow for Maryland. THE GERMAN SALOON KEEPERS yesterday at a meeting appointed a committee to wait on the excise commissioner to have lager beer excepted from the Sunday law. Or ganizations will be formed throughout the city tor this purpose. SUNSTROKE. There three cases of sunstroke yoster- day—one fal SUSPECTED ROBRERS. Recently a number of heavy robberies have been committed at Greer.wich, Stamford, N ark, and other places along Long Island Sound. Detectives are now working up the case, and, it is alleged, suspicion points to the crew of a ves- sel engaged in the coast survey as perpetrators of these robberies. GERMAN IMMIGRANTS arrived at this port during the past month, 11,235; increase 2,616 over corresponding month last year. Total since January Ist, 75,386; in- crease 36,721 over same ‘iod last year. THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN passed a resolution yesterday requesting the Park commissioners to furnish sacred music in Central Park on Sundays. AT JERSEY CITY the police commissioners have refused to resign their offices in accordance with the request of the Governor. The commissioners question the legality of the Governor’s authority in appoint- ing a new board. DEATH OF A BANKER. Oswald Camman, of Camman & Co., bank- ers, died to-day. A CHALLENGE. The owner of Jim Irving, who won the 2:04 yurse at Buffalo, issues a challenge for two races, mile heats and two mile heats each, for $25,000 @ side. ———e From Europe To-day. INCREASE OF SPECIE. Paris, August 9.—Specie in the bank of France was increased during the week 22,000,090 francs. THE GALWAY BLECTION CASE AG Lonpon, August 9—The Honse of Commons last night resumed the debate on the motion for the removal of Justice Keogh from the bench for his decision in the Galway election case, un- seating Capt. Nolan on the ground of undue in- iuence in his election by the priesthood. The most prominent Irish members strongiy do- nounced the course of Keogh, which was ap- proved by the government. Tie debate was ex- citing, and did net conclude until 4 o'clock this 4. m., when a division of the House was taken, and the government was sustained by ene hun- dred majority. YACHT RACE FOR TRE CHALLENGE CUP. The match for the challenge cup, a gitt from the Prince of Wales, is to be sailed to day. The American yacht Sappho is entered for this race, but there is some doubt expressed as to her starting. THE GENEVA ARRITRATION. © GryEva, August Hon. Wm. M. Evarts goes to Paris to-day, but will return before the reassembling of the court of arbitration on next Wednesday. Caleb Cushing and Mr. Wait will visit Chamourix during the adjournment of the court. It ie supposed that the American representatives have completed their case, and the English agent and counsel are employing themseives during the recess in preparing their reply thereto. —— How Governor Chamberiain Feels About It. New York, August 9. v. Chamberlain, of Maine, bas written a letter to Gen. Kilpatrick stating that his name was not authorized w ba attached to the call for the Soldiers’ and Suilors’ Convention at Pittsburg. He further says he sees nothing in the present political situation to incline him to take any public position. ——_~e Site for.the New Philadelphia Post Ofiice. PHILADELPHIA, August 9.—The office commission have selected the old Pennsylvauia University lot, North and Chesnut streets, as the site for the new post office building. The lot is 378 by 176 feet. Rye Beach. ¥.—1u respouse to mess to visit Rye graphs that he will = Dr. Srocter Going Kve Bgacu, N. H., Au, an inyvitstion of J. I. Beach, Horace Grecley tele; be here Friday, the 10th instant. +202. SILVEE IN THE Sea.—It has long since been demonstrated that sea-water contains an_aj preciable awount of silver, and a recent cal- culation shows that, if equally distributed, there must be in the oceans of the world some 2,000,000 of tons of the precious metal, or out of the earth. of a thousand flias- to st A Rattway Iurgovement.— Various con- vised Me iy Hy Mechanical Curiosity. The eee nro Record furnishes the folowing: W. 3. Bernard, bisckemith and wagormaker, of Dixon, Solano county, bas In- vented, discovered, or a road cylim- der, whieb i+ derigmed to convey freight or pas sengers. It consite of a drum, open et t ends, supposed to be from 4 to 6 feet in ctméater, (necording to the size of machine de- sired.) and from 5 to 7 feet imiength. Inside of this wooden cylinder, three groved tracks of steel, one inch by three-cighths, are tald. This completes the description of the shell, perspective, looks like a wine vat lying fide. Within ths is placed another closed at the ends, and upon the outside of which are three tracks of tron, con’ ing to the three within the other cylinder. the centers of this inner cylinder the shafts attached. The freight is placed in tie inner ey tind md the machine is ready to go. The force required to move it is just equal to the force that would be required to slide the inuer eslinder on three rails well oiled. It is in one sense @ sied which lays a track for itself as it goes. The inventor believes that it will revola- Sonige the whole wagon business. Experiments have been made with one renghiy constracted, . which was freighted with 2,300 pounds ot iron and seven men on the outside, which was carried easily over level roads by one borse. The tracks were rough and the entire mode! imperfect, but the experi- ment greatly encouraged the inventor, who bas applied for a patent and will have a working model on exhibition at the state fair. The trons Die so far has been to give which will be descriptive of mand use. Many have been suggested. Among tham, “revolving sled,” *-barrel railroad,” “cy! cal wagon,” *‘drom and the one tsed by quaint novelty his bors talk of placing the machi not to kill sheep or trespass upon “he langbe best who lnughs | reserving his Iai A QUEER STORY—A Man Swindlee a Si Lowis Stave Dealer Out of $20 and Poisons His ¥ to Escape.—( y lastaman came co St. Louis in search of one J.C. Long, who he said had «windied him out of & He said that he met Long in St. Louis. Long told him that he had a flatbost loaded with 45,000 staves, the mouth of Obio river, below Columbus, Ky at New humerous letters to corrobo- for which he could get $160 per Orleans, showin rate the fact. 1 not. however. money enough to move the staves. The gent man, after investigating the letters, ded that all was right Agreed to advance =600 on the staves, for w! he was to receive one-balf of the profits the whole load would bring, deducting the first cost. Both then pro- ceeded to Columbus by rail, and then hired skiff and a colored man to row them to (h place where the staves were. When near the place Mr. Long drew forth a bottle from his pocket and after first putting it to his mou offered it to the other gentleman, hearty drink ave quite no took d gave it to the colored man, drink. They then went rececded to a farm house. When ouse both the geutieman and the colored mau were taken very sick with vomit ing, and experienced the sensation of being poltoned. Mr. Long left them there and re= turned to the boat, and after throwing the bot- tle from which they had drank overpoard, left ior parts unknown. The gentleman and col- ored man were taken careo! by the { after applying several remedies, they covered, having been sick from ‘nine o'clock in the morning until dark. The next morning they went tothe skiff'and found that their had been searched, and the man Lon ) After making inquiries at the mouth and being assured that no such bos’ staves, nor a man by the namoot C. P. Long was known there, they returned to St. Louis. TREATMENT OF A LONDON ImPosTon.—For some month it appears a woman styling herself the Hororable Mrs. Treheane occupied the judges" lodgings at Devizes, in Wiltshire, Eng- land. She patronized the Various tradesmen in the most extensive manner, obtained proses- sional assistance from doctors, got her will made by a lawyer, ordered a stained window for the Koman’ Catholic. Chapel and’ promised £1000 for anew chacel. This arreused the tention of the Catholic bishop, who remember: similar circumstance in connection with English watering place of Scarborough; and, from communications mage by the police, it was discovered that the ‘‘ifonorable Mrs. Tre- herne” was known at several gaols. Trades- men discovered that their property was sent off in large packages to London confederates, Lawyers were then consulted, but no mode was discovered by which they could take effective action. Orra given morning, however, it was tound that the lady was about to leave the town, and the fact being geverally made known, rot” ten eggs were collected, and a large crowd ss- sembled at the railway station. No sooner had the impostor made her appearance than some €ggs were thrown and broken over her head and face, filling the air with pertume. She was then hustied, knocked down and trampled upon, being finally rescued by the police and aliowe to ddpart, but not, we are toid, until she bad been considerably bruised and frightened. Domenic DiscipLine—May ¢ Husband Whip His Wife, or Vice Versa.—The Supreme Courtot North Uarolina bas recently delivered judgment in the case of the State against Kho peal from the su Wilkes county. t was as follows “ We find that the detendant struck abeth Khodes, his wife, three licks with a switch about the size of one of his fingers, (but not as large as a man’s thumb.) without any pro except some wo: 4 leet ts uttered by her a not guilty the appellate court allow 3 “It wall be observed that the hich we have put pand has the right to whip wife, m ittle, but that we will not interfere with government in trifling cases. We wi interfere where the hi than where the wite whi we would bardiy be husband. inflict upon society the grester evil of r the curtain upon domestic pi lesser evil of correspondent of the ot Nu e brid glish-looking man, is a slightly-dark, of middle heigit, with brown beard and mu: tache The charming and distinguished br: in her diaphanous white, is too weil known to need description. The five bridesmaids, oue of whom was 4 little girl, were dressed it the new “peacock” blue, with wreaths of pink roses in their hair, and cach cartied a magu' t bou- quet. As to the bridegroom's costu wae that of the ordinary English gentieman, light- ened pale blue tle. “The service was most impressively portor 2 Stanley, and at the singing of the ch sion moved to the altar, the very bridesmaid bearing the epleniid bouquet u biide. After the Conclusion the singing of the register zeaud, nee D yard, through whict her return, was densely pac a crowd, a bods °'ntain a way ior the we A Monstxr SNake—As Was crossing the mounted to the left or th snake coiled xround a young He gradeaily ay discovercd tat a abe would suckle th Kuedle, ait & mutual unders' ugh she had lost aca! k snake. of the blue rai measuring 17 fect 47 inches in circumference. — W Daily. Aw Iuprove 2vIT Wits yAcR d A. Whitney, bar- the Southeast cor ner of Amity and Morcer streets, heard some one moving «pout up stairr. Knowing that Mr. Wordes;'s family were out, he armed himself ‘ith a policeman’s club and went up stairs. [o the garret be raw & man perfectly naked and ir. the act of putting on a suit of ing belong- ear has been fitted up in for the exclusive use of negroes. S7-A man must be eae pleasanter dog-dey weithe san ve erg.