Evening Star Newspaper, August 13, 1872, Page 1

See ee cal Notes. Published Datiy, Sundays Excepted, | f AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, } ‘ ‘ t " : - % Pennsylvania Avenae, corner 11th St. | Wy special ; : n : z journal in western Pennsylvania, pENING STAG NEWSPAPER COWY, | 4 for Congress in the 24th ME Din matress Prete ga Ratesae te oe 5 EVENING etal sorved by carrier to | i > ned democrat, who das oe subscribers st T2N CENTS PER WEEE, or FoR- | . é row democrats and Uberal coputs FV-FOUR OZNTS PER MONTH. Gopice at the connter bio district Twe Certs each. By mai!—three months, $1.50; | The Piatury Diepatch denies the tumor that Le im Meet ee | WE 49 NO. 6.055, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1872. TWO CENTS. | "38°55 Mr. A. M. Davis hasbeen nominated asthe Sa Rates of advertising furnished on sppliestion | be een conservative candidate for Cor — district of Vir = —— = j A ms TAT LYNN AND ITS ENVIRONS. “Anything te ALPHABETICAL | EVENING STAR = | TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. nine BUSINESS DIRECTORY: | % ae | Tee et, TET ae anereacy Heneieh 4 Siig ie . BRock—Pine Hill-The Legend of | is Afte teataining Carin of Piet cinae Batahiahinenta | uxotnrnss er rtm avee 184 Pe. av.noar ith Washington News and Gossip, | Pungeon Mock. is Afternoon’s Dispatches, cness ix the Distrie?. ICE CREAM MANUFACTORIES. see Ges ee - a im all Branches of Business PP iy geeal a gesting ergy | IsTeRNAL REvENvE.—Thereceipts from this | P!# Hur, Wesr Lyxx, ae ae ‘, Associated Press Reports. : ra yu . ‘ORIES. tact | A si1sie36. Itis generally known that Lynn does a little Ge vitation to vi RORICU LTO A ae annals, | Sarton te eee nae ot. bet, Rena. | 22 tune 500 gain all the advantages claimed | *OUrce to-day were $211,216.12. in the shoe trade, but some of the stories told New York News. takes occasion DEFOR. Te ee The restoratica of the colar aud growth of the baie | SECRETARY Roweeow ieabeent fromthe city | atout that ef y aro gross exaggerations. Angust i3—It is expected that | “°Cate tele - Go,, aleeny & }o TWhANOn ornicae thet. | a landenm, without the | ona visit to his family at Rye Beach, N. H. nstance: we are told that a stra: jon between the colored New ¥ cor ¢ S 5 Stal Discovery is pos- ee t ‘ 5 Naw ¥ met HITECES. {a azviton Lies Ix poiscnoussubstance, | THE total amount of appropriations for all | the place for the first time was taken around | Men, Saunders, for Gree a nett, for mR, wh t u A a H Sen ant Get..on. Treasury | arionat U xic . { : aie the suburbs by a native and shown some of the | Grant, will take place Thursday evening. A | stranger on cnt ‘ a a Tid Mat, cpposite Pest OMSco Dept, | DF. Hawt: & Os.,615 Tth st, opp, De Its perf reason not tobe lightly | Purposes made at the last session of Congress $e rtctelbaripaa haghwedleaaiads ycury | Challenge bas been sent aunders to Rev, | summer mont 52-534, BOTS Brecr abs Dots, | Hear ve & downs, Lite & Fire, a ¥ st. nar! werlocked; it will neft a the skin or clothas— | was $11,482,000. Pretty residences of the Lynnites. at, said | WP. T , to meest hie oot. mand # Bear 7tb strect. | B.A. SMiTH, Agoat Phoenix L. Ins. Co.. 407th at. | in one sentence, it is exactly what has been w ————_ the native,” is the palatial mansion of our fel- | league, George W. Hatton, © — " 1Sc6 Boom 9, May Baiidiug, 7th and B ste | fora long while, mBestorer of the Hair that mas GNenaL SHERMAN visited the camp a: |} Smith.” “Who tes ” asd the | in tke wanaee Aut : “kgr-tasie Lira,” Francis Heyor, 608-06 Tthst. | used without the fear that yon are geing to bave | aviecrney pe back ih ary | 0% citizen Smith. 0 is Si said the | in ike . Bo Oe are: bet. th and Wsth ets. | Gee wasca Fine Exe. Co., Bb, Schmidt,ag't.ethet | Neuralgia Paraty ad Colic and various other | Aldershot, England, yesterday, and had avery | vitor, ou knew. He is one eemavon we ATIORNEYS-AT-LAW. | "OE RES. . cemplaints,the reenlt of | parations, | pleasant reception from the officers, oc oat tal otaca ee cake te returned here yestersss et kee | 8 | General Depeteerier Sand Daresio | | Commopor Wittiam H. Macown, U.S. N. | new cottage across the way is Brown's. A Washington gous BCI Ly all brnesists sagztf | a son of Major Generai Macomb, of the Unized | 81° gg ge ta — Board Whitley, chiet of the dete caw | - 5 Sta ay, died i ci > el- | +: . x * | of pardon of Co! a? | 32 D ppesite City Hall. A Card. | States army, died at hi nce, in Philadel” | tne most extensive trader in sole -shee soles nx lates ante re | R.( algo couveyaucing,)W97th street. A Olergrman, while residing fe South America, | phia, yesterday morning, of paralysis, causedby | in America. But isn’t that a pretty thing of [+p onpencionenay pete t 4 r | LEATHER, SHOE Freres, &e. ga missionary , Giscovered e safe and bien indulgence in a cold bath. ahomp ; that villa ee b germs th ceded and is an illite “Et 5S. Jenne, cot. boty : ‘or the oure of Nervous Weakness, CaF ~ — . a ee - hee ged Y woe | Na oees ALD wreck, herween Mth and ath, | D case of the Urinary and SeurinalOrgans.and thé | Navat Orricers Traxsrennep.—Licut. R- | the vi Shoe findings” ‘anid . | Fhe seventeen oth: : wu. 3 : ; rmanatact’e, cortthaB,8.W. | victor habite. Great aambere have gees cured by | S: MacKenzie, U.S. N., has been detached from | ‘Ti Ne iteration,” Kept up sor an | Shon? sch on eee non gene 72 : =e. eae noble remedy. Prompted by a desire to special duty, and ordered to the naval academy. | hour or two, grew rather tiresome at last; and | SO0@ 4! en ah thie Seutcnatonis eee 5.0.5 i | LIME, CEMENT, &e. flicted aud wnfortunats, I will sead the | the anxious inquirer, tarning upon his guide Deg r passed covered with this putrescent ma B.bew - | JouN F. KrNa, 631 Mase. aveous, bet. @thand7th, | fr SU anne and asiog thie medicine, in « | Master Albert Ross been ordered to the na- | Oita tt seemed Wo hin, that coop bode ae yun | maining 46 cases. 1 Dr. Bird-dabl submitted some of t xe | ITHOGEAPHERS. eavelype, to any ane woe Deeds Sty Preeaf Canres. | Val observatory. ce asin the shoe business. “Oh! no, said tue | PeBded tor pardon emical anaivels, and found ou hd meee Went nt bilan te Des | eee New York Oity. "| to Secretary Fish just previous to their depar- mon the next comer, he keeps aboot | some excite ong rest- | germ of Asia. ‘The doctor then catlel in other + €OFni R, JR, iy to 1398 street. ee | ture from our shores returning their sincere tents of Staten S, FLAGS, ae, i336 B atreet. 1, by the arrival vesteriay | noted microscopical and medi afterreon of a S ship, with yellow | these sa e" aboard. Strict 4 tine w to be m tained, and it ishoped the scourge will not rea w Na 3 Harset Space. LOAN OFFICES. So Las. ave. bet. 6th snd 7th sts. | Onanies HERZPTRG, 6% Louisiana. av. and 21 0 B. GorneTE:N & Co.,614 C street, near 7th. 2 Several of the solid men of Lynn accumu- thanks for the great kindness shown them in | lated their “piles” this country, both in th experts, and ANts 6001 ceeded in tracing the pre- valence of cerebro spinal meningitis aad other courges directly to the influence of __ AMUSEMENTS. TEW NATIO f during the war, making r private and official | shoos for the soldiers, and the city Has grown NAL THEATER. relations. Ta ldly since, but the Crispins’ strike vow in pro- | the cit "1 he ph ai ns . ye ng germs, which they call mucedines. The 7s We. ove., covece 10th street. KING GLASSES, AN) Ma. J. G. Savitre, Lessee and Manager, Gxy. Srixyer, U. S. Treasurer, has nearly | 8° has checked bus ines somewhat, and PRESIDENT « tors killed several dogs and cats with the 4 100) . many of the larger manufacturers are sending d ; . Meat | Pie & Bread, 2) E. Ospitel st. | pe yxcis Las, 12% Pa. avenue mear 18th street. ‘, a " 2 % oer & . leaves to morrow for stuff, by way of experiment, and are fully con- ANC = YARDS. FRIDAY EVENING, Angnst 16th, recovered from his recent indisposition, and left | their work to towns in Maine and other states the Cabinet meeting. vineed that these germs are present earful wn. 721 Tth atreet, between @ and B. ee See tented i - last evening with his daughter and son-in-law | where the Knights of St. Crispin have not yet — activity In the annual epidemic which sweeps AND BANKERS. We LCHINISES. i GRAND DRAMATIC PERFORMANCE | for @ short visit to his bome in the Mohawk | Organized. The operatives are thus, hereasin | scares Long Branch cLorig ior a tour of inepeo- | Mtitity sn the annual epic metropolis, Trac cad lath ot pe ty FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE Valley, N-¥. Assistant Treasurer Tuttle will theguaetceme” milling the goose whichlays | tion ot northern and we : ; : : o RreasGh wept | wo tcenriontes thet sbet.2-Y.av andLet, | WASHINGTON MONUMENT FUND, | M UetsUrenduring Gen. Spinners absence. | MET TE sinessmen of Lynn havehand-| arhere ere six cans of sunstroke yesterday. | Lae Angelos ‘dispatch, announce ae oes a a eee ns bet. 250 & these *| SUSPENSION OF Jamaica Matis. — The | £0 e in West Lynn, Swampscott or | The weather this morning is extremely bot.” | of the “Food pay there aioe Bese oo Bat ee es ‘ UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE Pacific Mail Steamship company has notified | Nahant. First, as to PAILURE OF WADSWo: & co. | trom ¢ expedition through Arizona - ‘ " fi a yao tetrect. | yy. NG@TON LITERARY ASSOCIATION, | the Post Office department that no mails will bs ws _ Wadsworth & Co. this morning notitied tho | and They bave 1,000 pounds of aay peg stn ira Manger SfoREN cor Hand oth, aEeE ‘ig te taken by that line for Jamaica and adjacent | This is a continuation of the city to the west- | Stock Fxchange of their tailurs. "Soins land silver aud other TiARD Saloon, corner 9th & F sts. National MaResr, caer 3 ASSISTED BY THES islands after the 15th instant, on account of the | ward, as its name imports, and is mainly made | bYbdred shares of stock were sold out for t ccloas and doubirul ANGERS & LOCKSMITHS. MANTLES: ox, Slate, Marble, Re, cor.0&D. BALTIMORE DRAMATIC CLUB, failure of the Jamaica authorities to renew the | up of the residences of persons doing business in | *°°°5t- ae pies Pest Wingnte S17 Eetatattem Sp aud ines. | RAE Snsrineno @ Go-cMantele,ae.,00 Pean-ave. | o, o14cn occasion Tom Taylor's Popular Drama | {Gand andthe Unied Sten Potween that | poston or Lynn, though there area hotel and a | Wholesale Fi soning im North €aro- : a the Amt Hilts There Lie Bod we. | Tecera s Suse wax, 6 boultiand arene, of the smi aati oe ans few factories within its bounds. "The houses are Kine tones were dat the eurtace. c 'T TAILORS, ‘ 6. Mr. Wa. A. Hanpy, of the revenue marine | nearly allframe structures, with double weatuer- | a rARTY OF TWENTY-IS PARTAKE oP ror | Lene were at he specimens rat Devin & Co..(N.Y.) 1113 Ps, av.,bet.lithaiath ste. TICKET-OF-LEAVE MAN ES Ee ee re | ee eet ee ee ee eee BAS have genuine 9 epecimens ea 3 e MILLINERY, &c. and the Laughable Farce of hg = “4 * winter. They ee whi New York, Aw 3 A Green | diamonds, if any ‘esmall,and of hit valine. CHERIES. B. Gituart, @4 9h st. opp, Patent Ofice, ing, at is residence, on 13th street, atter an ill- | green blinds, and neagly al spatch says that a negro named nson | The party found rich gold and silver-bearine Ne, Straw Ht & Bt, Bleacher,$2i Pa.ay, | ©. TO REL MAR ERS, oo _ a FAMILY JABS ness of several days. Mr. Handy has been em- | ample grounds hi ely improved and gay | was arrested there yesterday for an attempt to | quariz near Fort Wingate. The party claus ines ployed in the department for over thirty years | with flowers of the same varieties that grow in | poison @ party of twenty discovered and located fow!n, [. OrraRwax. 6€5 7th street, son, Seems Gace Wall bs’ performed. Past, and for several years was chief of the | the gardens of Washington. ‘The streets and N. A.LYox, eet, 4 i Tig E atroet, oppo. ®. O. Devt om seventy toa hundrest ax persons upon the | to asion of the mmenceme! Li . Mr. | that will yield > Private Boxes, @5: Orchestra Chairs. 75 conte: | division in which he was employed. He enjoyed | roads are covered with a blue gravel, which | Fountaime's Frene ze their precise BOARDING-HOUSES. | andTibats | 2° PATDLER. (alec Bronzing and Gilding.) 1008 B. | o/chestra und Dress Circle, 50 cents; Galic the conidence and esteem ofall who knew him. | become: hard ab‘ smooth tn day or two after | tne oth Inet nm. In lraius of on aot oF Sih & street hortaweat. MUSIC STORES. cae cents. at 3 ; See INE it Is spread, affording excellent drives in every | supposed grievance by Fountaine, poisoned th hey found relics of tools, pottery, ar SGOK BINDERS / Lets DAES eens eee Be ae EW NATIONAL THEATER. sp AwGns TX STATIONS OF AuMY OpviCaRs. | direction. “Fhe atrcots, In even the thinnest] ioe cream witgh be wes Guected te Eretent ook | Gok mea a he party ts not <a We kai, southwest corner 9th and E sts. NOTA ae Captain Thomas Lb. Hunt, assistant quarter- | settied districts, are lighted at night, oil beiug | the entire supper party, y-six in number, | as to the diamond discoveries. Th: * COmnTOnae — 2 Emerson's California Minstrels, master, has been ordered to report to the com- | used where the gas mains are not taid. including many young ladies, theelite of society, | their best stones will be tested and 5 were sul B ° 27th at.,cor.D manding general, military divi-ion of the Mis- | | 4 t0cky ridge, thinly covered with pir spp. Patent Office. cedar, sumach, whortleberry bushes, an quently seized with poisonous symp: | They & ou hardy trees and shrabs, extends along the north- one has yet died, but the phy at privations, ng While crossing T. Macrine and Bitty EMrrso’ . Proprietors. ians | escaped pe souri, for assignment to duty. Captain M. B. — . will not recover. When arrested, | Desert. The diamond excitemen “oid O ot., bet. sth & loth, ae manne THREE § GHTS ONLY. spay, Peempen bec wot Hee Tan men ern geen | of Lynn and West Lynn. Pro- | Johnson called ‘upon the negroes te reases — ck co is peiedn “aa — % y LDEX "enn. AY, » | duty at ’ 9 econ jecte: ste: 7 ; < 3 — ° Sew York a Hanver & Heloex, M016 Fenn, av FueeeAy AN Hee ee onan Paes, Treas bees gee | dected toward the city eastern end of | The community threaten to lynch him. t ox i i i a PERILOUS x O} . P vRr TRE TROUPE PAR BXCELLENCE. dered to daty at that place. Gaptain Oswald | ‘8 tidge is - A Pentiovs Sirtine For Her Prorrrr.— BILLY FMERSON “SOHN B. KEMDLE, | H. Ernst, ‘and ist Meutenant Frederick A. near which is ine senatitus nome of the cele. | ARREST we OmanOuer te mnoecae—ak peg hee ~ <p are ng 1 27th | EEN. COTTON. SAYKTTE£ WEL /H, | Mahan, engineer corps, Captain Alexander | Peat whic setormeate deel rae Ped GIVES BAIL AND IS RELEASED. E STORES. See oc aed teh ole HARRY STANWOOD CHAS. HAYWOOD | Piper, and Ist Lieutenant James.O’Hara, 3d | brated Hutchinson tamily of singers, now bere bet. #5 and 16th ste. ch strest 0. ¥. Hall was hele Bautrwore, Aug. 13.—Ned O’Baidwin, the SEERIDAN AND MAOK, artillery, and Ist Lieutenant George C.Green- | for the summer. This rock is a favorite resort prize fighter, was arrested here this morning on It, 5 %h st., near Penna. ayen' N.¥-ave. Ort bows: tos Lona bet. 6th & 70 It is customary for al! strangers height to have their y taken at the gallery situated on the With their Lightuing Changes, and an Orchestra of | ough, 4i tillery, have been relieved from | of the citizens, as from its summit there tsa | & warrant issued by the clerk of the criminal | extreme verge of tle m ea Ten Ko Performers: 805 m.t.th.s.m.t.w. guty at West Point, and Captain Charies | magnificent view of Boston harbor, Lynn bay | court, charging him with the intention to violate | Tennessee river. Timid persone arc generally srect. batware tena E. On Exhivition (New No. |W.) Raymond, Alexander M. Miller, and | and Nahant bay, with the cities, towns and | the lawaoftbes state by engaging in a prize nt with a position ranging st from three 2 Washington House. | Fpaxcie MILLER su and Sal. 439 Ist Lieut. Thos. H. Handbury, engineer corpe. | vittages along their shores for miles; but this | fight. He was taken before the ‘cicrk cf the feet from the edge of the precipice, w 5 By enue.” | 5) Haxky SYLVESTER, 1212 7th street ‘Tra St. | jst Lieut J. M; K- Davis and 2d Lient. Daniel | view, fine as it is, cannot compare with that | court,and gave bail in $2,000 not to act asa | juicatatecn Bevel cory egy ory 8 © Manufecturer, 167th st. 3.W. M. Taylor, Ist artillery; 2d Lieut. David D. from the summit of Pine Hill, north of West principal or second in any prize fight within the - The young lady in question was not eatie Semmes = & Lectes, % Ge LLNER, : re above ‘ollows’ Hall. Lieut. 3 5 » BY * tion than High rock, and is sai months, {0 keep the peace am of goo ograpber and a fri BUILDING MATERIALS. | feoty bacrute: Sienna Wor ce Wir | Sida tatisuuaeiael code dtaas | van mnmewrrormrorcanor enexooenvy. | tbgnafy'O Hatinl ‘wal thnteiste, fc | Sed cet figs Sel Sind Ses a ee ate. , Pictures, Frames, Picture Tas | pany E, engineer corps, at West Point, in pias You take in from here nearly the whole of 4 * “ going ail. Mace | ing fragment ot gee -soag Moy ype’ .C. &c., 13% st. and Canal. le, Rings, Nails, &c-+ in the District, pany E, engi corps, ‘oint, in place & hae not yet arrived. Within a few feet of the top of the ble BUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE, &c. a py cor, F&Tth | “we TEEMS CASH ‘ of Lieut. Mahan, relieved. Massachusetts bay, the famous Minots’ ledge nd looked calmly down from the giddy heig’ Yimnari cr & Rounen. (wholesale only) 0. Sth BD, | MUxN BO01(E as. Gis ¥ ctrect; near Teh stress, Please remember Name and Number. _ jel-ly™ ————-s00- — light-house being plainly visible above the Politics in New Orleans - her pictare was taken. One jostle or miste CARINE sirors. | UT SBEE Me | WS Woon 8. B. corner and th streets. SS | | te Incezase or Porvtation 1 Evrorr. | water line, looking seaward. To the west isa | GREELEY BOLT poy Tie Fixcuuack ma | andahe would have gone down throug A Jown J. HaLeTEp, 5157th at.,epp. P.O. ‘a ra Dr. E. Decaisne, in a note communicated to the | birds-eye view of Boston and its environs; to the . UBLICANS. tops and into the valley below. eS ta Weis W. Lnsotrr, gi Tt ate, opp: Patent OM PIC-NICS, EXCURSIONS, &c. | pr, ,Recaisne, tna note commu that from the | northeast the old town of Salem where thes New Onteans, Aug. 13.—The_ has ever attempted the feat. and we « 2° CARPENTERS AND EVILDERS. | “iy Sits tocar Par Oties "eg? beul for cour GT. JOHN'S CLUB —Steamer LADY OF THE | ‘Tiple point of view of the fecundity of mar- | used to burn the witches, is visible, with New. | TePublican convention hi my ; x e fo riages, of the absolute number of births, and of | buryport harbor in the distance; and to the | evening. General Hugh J. Campbell spoke, ieee Fee Rewtern GSK pret bet Ghee: Pat BEDICIEES, | Rom- | street, on FATURDAY. EVENING gee the excess of births over deaths, France occupies | norihwest, far in the distance, grandiy loom up | {¥Oringanalliance with the liberals.and endor= WIVE OF 4 MURICIAN at Huddersfield, . 1NG, 487 Mo. av, bet 4 andéthets | OASNOXs Liver Toxic, the great Dy. nnon, | August I7th, at 100'clock, for POIN the lowest place of all the European states. | over hill and plain, Wachusett mountain, in | i@& Greeley, stating that if the motions failed i ep eaten oerey ot Te en Oy each beitle basa | LOOKOUT; (stopping at Fincy fo Syes and | In Prussia 100 marriages give 469 children; in | m chusetts, and Monadnoc, Kearsage, ‘and | 2€ Would withdraw. The proposition to fus esha geome . tapering ig returning.) and return MONDAY MOBNING st § | France the same number of marriages give only | Wh CARRIAGE FACTORIES. “aang h 01 s . 7 i Len ele asked for a physic: : New Hampshire, "Nearly | With the liberals was lost by a vote of «7 to 14s | when ele as : Ted label. o’clock. Tickets can be bad at the different Masonic i : ee ¢ | When Campbell, president of the convent marked that rhe was going H Geant. ate? 4 2 + 300 children, In Prussia the number of births | ali strangers who visit Lynn go to the top of ne ‘ampbell, president o1 @ conven’ = Bf 4 mes nt 135g atrect PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERIES | Halle." [aulz6t"} | JAMES GUILD, Secretary. | fy cach tou of the population generally is 3.98 | High rock, while but few-enjoy the wider aug | Withdrew. Gol. G. W. Carter also declared for | and he might ns well save the expenso, 109 6th st., south of Penu.avenne | MB. BRADY, 627 Pennsylvania pear 5 z os = . in Fi en ps 33. 1 , a Greeley. Pinchback declared that a repub- othe ber last moments he had recourse to his i Bac..008 Foumssiconin ce Bk. | 3.0. J08% Pa. ‘also, Photo. stock SEooND GEARY FAORIC er oon tn beeen et wisthe peter Si ua grander view from the summit of Pine Hill. lican government in this state could only be had with which he played the**Dead March in CHINA, GLASSWAKE, @c. B. J. Prit ron jcopring a specialty.) SZ BRICKLAYER 8 BOCIALS million of the population is 13,000 per annum, Wissel cepa sie en urder the leadership of Grant. Sau! seniors rately | for Bim the _Jtrains aw. 8 B & DRo.. 93 Ps.av., Mezsrott Hall _— ec, G3 ith, ab.Pa.av..agt.Knebe's Mies Wwiskiociow Ole Gord while in France it only amounts to 2,400, “if | _ Lynn is at present supplied with water from Sess Troved to be those that “might create a soul un- CIRCULATING LIBRARIES. i mnie STRATE FRAMES | THUGIDAY StRESEC eee thn. We admit,” says Dr. Decaisne, “a8 a conclusion | Breed’s pond, a beautifal lake in miniature, | rom Europe To-day. Sk ae Se a ee W. 7. Brmxo. Siz Fe svesse, bet, Santdces. |, EICTURE eS eee eee rahe Tickets, admitting © Gout and Ladies, Fifty | from the above Sgures, that the doubling of the | nestling among the rocky duies northwest of | “LAVERY NOT AuOLIsuED IN CUDA 4mD Po2TO food. Then “she entered'a complaint, STCRES Axcis Laws, 1296 Pa. ai ‘street. | Cente. * opulation of France, despoiled ot two of its i inding W. 3 of - = ie , “ Seren: Past VBOUANING MILLS. cir tine ] a MOUNT VEBNON.—The steamer aie Hest prs vintes; 300 by. Unheard-of disasters, | Teceivin ceseeqeit ot the Waaptogeen secotor aadnia te Gut centon Ton on, Sine Pace emt on po Se cenanes comet pon Han months W.8.C. REDMAN, 15% strect an@ eanal. FOanohraae deiliugthoad tae: of Evcads reqabeesoniy GF peace Ores rine et OF Aus pond is not suflicient to give | Geus has not, as reported by telegraph from that | ‘muprisonment. Bovine, WuITComs & Uo... cor, 18th at Sen Comet jog been rebuilt and entirel Fontes, 62, and Russia 16, some estimate may be made ot | #5 Much pressure to the es is ¢ lestrabls in | city, signed a decree providing for the gradual cApee youne abel bales went Qoe Danie SMITH, Phenix Mills, igi¢ Ohio avenue, | by ner present owners, will leave a it almost entirely of wood; and to | apolition of slavery in Cuba and Ports Rico. | _4 BAPry i Ddridal y 2 <OACH FINDINGS, Manufacture: of Monidings,, Brackets, Newols, | whart, foot of 7th street daily, Sunday excepted.at ety Rake ete ee remedy this defect anew reservoir has just been | The document which he bas signed in simply a | ‘Tom Peorie on the P,P. and J. railroad the 4 ihe. at Basb,Doors& . | 10 o'clock a. i tomb country. a 5 5 ie Pine i ~ Sacre o = e bi g youn, 4 Teewrccs & Co.. RE RD st. opp. Conter Market. a Weskington) aud intermediate Inndings, ° and thus subtract from the population of ther | Built x Sune tise tecats eer eee ee Seerck males peoviding tie sho entorcomenter | Cee, Sere er ae et NERS OF DEEDS. F AINs SSL Mace. ave. bet. rh and Timete | joloam Gen Superintenient Bteamer'Arrow, | COUntry, as dothe Germans. cient to ensure a tiberal supply tor many | breparations for the emancipation of Gonreis | train etarted off, 21, after looking around for a - Plant. corner £ aad ctu siresia B.W, | Git & Laxcomse, ee Gan pred 8 eee Tar JERSEY City PoLice MuppLe—Present | years to come. The mater is to be conducted | the'Syanish colonics. moment or two, suddenly ered her 1 back CONFECTIONERIES. PLUMBERS AS FITTERS. | ~ Condition of Affairs.—It was reported yoster- | rom Breed’e pond to the water works now being —. with @ quick exclamation, and buried her faco % (Dining Rooms) 17th at., op. P.O | A.B. sueruven & Oo.,010 Pa.av_,bet.gth & 10th ats PIANOS, &c. : ; erected at the foot of the hill, and from there in Ler hands. Her ioving, frightened hasband 0M P.O | A eictoss Puancon cot tb 8 Deas Y MOAB. edie Deiter pales comasimatarsur Joeey celinns | forced up lute the mew teserveie: trom ome | Bee Se ee Oe) Set & one Os eee ee ee Gro. W, GoovaLi. 8 MSEr AMUZING TOx OUT! causes taantaste | Foscived'to organize and appoint s new farcene | it will be distributed throughout the city. New York, Acg. A’ private telegram | offeredteebled consolation: « What is it,Jarling? Besny K. Cavit, 72 Tt For saleby GL. WILD & BLO 430 ny] police, first giving the members of the present | , Tbe cottage mentioned in my first letter to} trom Rome to Archiishop! MeCloek What frightenec it, dear? Tell its own hubby . BawtHotomaz. at wholesale, 1027 7th strest, ALeret EB. Binewar, 939. street west, between Pa. avenue & st. force an opportunity to trausfer their services to | THB StaR is on the —_ of the hill above the | nounces the appointment of Right Rev. Wi: Ww hat makes itory There wasn't Touch tocry CORSETS, SKIRTS, &c. Savas O'HAaGAs, 1817 Pa Awents for Sighs, Eignos, aud manufectarersof | them. Should this intention be carried into ef- | Waterworks and with its numerous Swiss gables | Henry Eader, bishop of Natchez, to be a about to be sure; ob, Darling had only Deverac« (Ladies’ Quderwear geuerally) #8 %h a, | Wx. RoTHWELL, 13 Pi qi 8nd dealers in Musica! Instruments generally. fect, the business of the department will, it is | #¢ encircling plazzas is a pleasing object in the | bishop Baltimore, to succeed Archbishop | Cropped a set of glittering front teeth out of the DENTISTS. Jas. Bacax. (also Metaltic Roofer.) 8 2¢st.cor.F. | © Pianog aud ali Musical Instruments Teuea and | fect, he business of Independent of the present | landscape hereabouts. Its owners are well | Spalding. Bishop Elder isa native of Balte, | ®indow, that was all. ‘The sad aftair ha cast a CES. Bepaired Q adnned - | known in Washington, one of them—Mr. Chas. ; where he was ; loom over the eutire communtt Wx. Wx. Mecu.c1, 112 F street northwest. PRINTING == bs antn ow. pee pees are expected oe be roanien mab . Curti—having been inapector of the hry | more, where he was born in & ‘G SALO®O: Grason BROTHERS, 1012 Pa.ave..bet.10th 5 mission by the stoppage of pay. e friends of Ge Ne R < pagenaly AEN we, s O1 Ow ae ee ay.,corner Ith ot, | Joskrx L. PEaaso', corner 9th and Datreets, y PPAE Cabin Jolin bridge on the Washington aque- Gratz Brown Says It Aint So. AS TRE WORTHY TOWN CRIER the new commissioners declare that Mayor DOLLAR STOKES. Wai.L & GiNCK, 6-522, F streot, near 7th. gm. GREATER O'Neill will sign their warrants for the payment : asth PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS. of salaries and expenses. a gusty Perna U 2 8, corner te & D te Circulated that the Boae MEW isoN129 Pa.ay.(Out's tacght byrale) | 2-B-Yo Gen a Reduction in Prices. state of siege, and d roi tte another ex-Washingtonian — Mr. Wood!! the statement, $0 far as it relates to himeetr i, | GOW, to ack him whore hix be Arrror & Camersoee in a = Senior —who was superintendent of masonry on | very erroneous; and so far as it implies that his | CTet Tang up, and gave notice of what was to be B . t Nor Exovcn Giants ro Go Rounp.—It is | the General Post Office building and other | habits are intemperate, is unwarranted. sold at auction. when the lady, in a squeaky reported thatthe complete census returns of the | public works at the national capital. Ascend- — voice, said: ** Mister, where did your b come United States for 1svu = us these startling | ing a wild glen north of Breed’s pond, we reach The Barnard 1 “My beil,” retorted the cricr in no Statistics of our populati ict for several years, and the otber—Mr.James | Sr. Lovis, August 13 The H-puticen this | 28 going his rounds on Thora ‘The statements wideiy | Woodfail—was a resident of North Washington morning publishes @ letter fro; Gov. tireta when in tront of one of the board: ice headquarters are in a | or come time previous to the war. A hundred | Grown, in which be alludes toa certain state- | Overheard a young man request o: ded by a torce of police, | Yards to the north is the handsome residence of | ment made by the New Haven papers, antenge | O@MdETS, Wlio Was Seated CA + DOLLAR ST peachment Case. fon the stony cliff known as SakaToca, August Ie-—Tn the Baruarl im- | gentle voice, “came from the same place our My! vi Men and boys. 9.45 DUNGEON ROCK, peachment case Mr. Stickney continued bis | ™MNers did—trom @ brass foandiy.” “The IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE LATENESS OF | 3" Say allied om bestee eon near Ls. avenue, Women and girls. connected with which there isa curious story | &Tgument for the prosecution, reviewing in | Sung lady asked no farther qt 2. i _2.W, OORE & PARVIN, ND ID B. a ee severe terms the different acte of Barnard m1 ic Bre IRM PatTERsonccor Pose vB din otceast, | E.R. Wisom 617th 2BE BEADON, AND'IN ORDER 20/28. Surplus of men and boys. 428,859 | containing a mingling of old time romance and | CSnnection with the ‘Susquehanna ‘and other Tanne Meio tae Meat yp acon 5 HOUSES. O. StoRas, 124 F street, near Treaacry Departzient DUCE STOCK, I 4M OFFERING FOR A surplus of 423,859 men & something | modern superstition. The great earthquake of | railway cases. wounded in the legat the b: 29 Reasons Son, With iver naoe Biase Beare 2 i really startling when it is considered that Adam | 1658 in New England made huge fissures in this ——_. ___ pear pocrnypatine Ahoy mag epee Fe i a a THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS: and Eve, one man and one woman, is the law of | immense porphyry rock, which subsequently Pinchback for Grant. . happened to be that of the Countess de EMPLOYMENT OFFICES ‘gusravmasim there ae more itatdceamong bors ehaw gine | Striegeeremuentonand waned tecunonty | St. Lact, Aneta 2 7A toca tom New | SACP Ts iy ato Dat. el ta st, - q ere are more fatalities g boys than girls, | of the few hunters who penetrated the thickets | Orleans say= Wention yesterday Pinch i 4 Sountess. The officer has Se ee peti te kr tinieaines enomttiwrest. | goun Scors sDixinaSaLoon(menleMe.)996 La.ay, | Light Onesimere Suits, at.... 8,9, 10,12 and 815 and more widows than widowers, and more old | by which it was surrounied in search of game, | back spoke in favorof the election of Grant ana | rere hien| me daegroe fig peel EXPRESS OFFICES. SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS. Bilao Flannel Suite(thoroughly eponged maids than bachelors, our surplus of mea and | 4+ what period the legend of the entombed pi. | Wilson. for the om of his leg, he has obtained the Broa > Execs; Main Oftces: @8 Pa. PERRY COL FAN. 287th st., op. Venter Market, White Duck Suits (Derby: 6,8 boys is in the infantile, and not in the adult | rate was attached to it does not clearly appear, TTR s ) | Band of his beautiful and devoted hostess. Wash 'e: S Briles st, Gin:7? Waab’n st, "dria, | TUCKER & SaenMay. 633 Louisiana avenue, Population. “So time at last makes ail Uungs | That legend is to the effect that Dungeon rock | TB ANTHRACITE Coat Trapx.—The total — = ENGRAVERS, neon rag Cer freemen a even.” —Her once contained a huge cavern. The gang of art sen aos ee ae ee Was | Tar msrense ma E BacxcantEy, also Dt ) Wash! Noto BustNass COLL ¥G®, cor, sta, a z irates, of which the infamous Veal Eice | 6 i for th 2,600,307 tons, | atle diamonda, whi PANCY SEOmER. "8 Pe. arene, | Wee WING MACHINES. Light Cassimere Pants, 3,4. 5and96 | USHAPIY Paev has just been aillicted with | a eee ne ee eomeened ner ticks | against tons to corresponding time last | Chines and for dressing millstones, is sac that a B.@. Davis, 01 Markee Spece, corner th strest Waxxtenx & Wilson 5, btocr d Son, agte. 461 Paay, | White Marseilles Vests. . 2.50 and g3 | another bloody Tevolution. President Balta, | Pain, command keeping, (by way of | Fear, showing an increase of 4,515,012 tons. We | Sngie one has been emploved for more than = Roe: i D>. wY i 441 Tth street §.W, Thoy are simple, si! og Alpaca Sacks... wes » 2.560, 3 and $4 who reshen ® pure By corey ner ad terol Lynn bay and Saugus river,) the mouth Lave little men to note in the coal trade it T in dressing a pairof French burr WB Uesnecs, cor. Fe. ov. and be Tg Sen Be omy ree ag aia Linen Sack Coate.......7 5c, 1, 1.25,1.7,9 $2.50 | in thelate Presidential siectom, ay se iat | of the cave being easily concealed. ‘When | ‘© very quiet, with little apparent prospect ot | Jaty, without permentitie wose oe os 87.60 | of compenmation’ the parallhed Mosmenaltumel the band was dispersed, and some of them | U™Provement. Some few orders are coming i Boys’ Cassimere Suits 25 | in turn killed by counter-revolationists, and the | C#ltured and executed, Veale escaped and Rs appicahie te the tase te the Seburibince, Fine Black Cloth Proc 10, 12 and $15 | shocking affair terminated in the inauguration | tought refuge in thiscavern, where was secreted | FOO PE. remark iscepecially true. ‘The Lekigh * Blue Cloth Frock aud Berby Qouts.....8 to $12 | of Senor Pardo, another candidate against og tial fe, as Howe's Iu Paotey, JK onths’ Cheviot Suits... WEED Sewing Macuine Cowra’ The Fy equal new, UR, FEED AND OOMMISSI Bomas & LL ARDING, cor. "th at. and Maryland a M Deanery FF. rain Sc cor. Mase.ey.&7th st FLOWER EMBALMERS, of cutting power. The application ot the dia monds to boring and drilling is due to @ Swiss engineer, M. Leschot i 5 b _ = region gives rather Letter sign, and as ara &7-The crew of the American yacht Sappho, Gutierrez, as President of the republic.” Per- Sr Pe ay ne ied er Ta £206: | production ts thought to be paying better therg | now in Esglich waters bone eee in BE foots: Rebaimor tec Flowsrs, aren at, s Leras Ammoctment of Bstes Rise Put. haps, when all of the political leaders have thus | Parity bined Sway and died: and Veale buried | Bian n sume partsot the otler regions... Pade | ronieruen at inne eb = eectowas Feat eine ass ae areas st.» been exterminated, Pera will have peace. wrecker for a year or two, adding to the ill- | @iphia Ledger. ‘S7-John Albinus who shot himself in New oe ved } i waperion stint FEANOIs, the chicf of a Carlist band, recentiy | gotten wealth in the recesses of Dungeon tock, | ocg-our iw Howone York because his wite gave credit for two glasso= FOUNPRIES. — executed a brilliant mancuver. He was being | and then came the year 1053, at which time | .40 at the Bromon cn Of Inger, died last Friday. He was wo mean for Hous McC iri iaNn, corner of Le. ave. and 1th st. SILVER PLATERS. hotly pursued by the troops, when Francis | bis mortal pilgrimage was unceremoniously | Dotice at midnight on Saturday night that un- | tis world, and he knew it. FURNISHING GOODS. BOWARD STOLPR, 609 7th rect. op. Post Offce. S78 DEDUCTION of 20 PER CENT. has been | stopped the train which was on its way to Reus, | ended by the great earthquake, which closed less they could accept 33 cents an hour ther S7-A time of all others conducive to the Rwooe-HcrrvsT Arion ASPs avied Met pote, | S°°E A. WHTERAND. SD st.. between Sth S9tB. | wade on all these goods made all the passengers get out, and installed | the opening in. the rock, engulphing | would be given no work this week. Yesterday | “blues,” ts @ rainy day st one of the seande Oo. 8.¥.) 13 Pa. av., bot 11 3 SOAP AND CANDLE FACTORIES, s his own men very comfortably in their place. | the sleeping pirate, Iris treasure, and his the men met at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Hoboken, | hotels. ‘The pariors for the time are transformed ow 457 Ps. ave bet as S6cbats | Barss & BROTHER, 619-21 @ ot., bet. 6th and 7th. S¢"Porchasere will find it to their advantageto | The conductors could make no resistance, and | dead victim, Cathrin, the flower girl, and resolved to hold 01 nh | into bugh nurseries. FURNITURE STORES. STAMPING DEPOTS, giv call, the six hundred Carlists quietly arrived at Reus, | In time this story got to be firmly believed, and | 4°4..< weeks the men struck for 40 cents @7-An industrious erarcher after truth has Post avceuee thar comefas Spt" | | STEAM ARB Gas TEFEER™ SO" | nz-peroons rine to te country, or to aiterent | Soe caren fea, auabiana,| Hele fail thatthe iy of yun once ought | Str Mesa a® We en gach for cee | 7 An inductsious xarcher, er tui he oat, . . \. country, or ry Fucitey andes) . A.B. SURPHERD & Co..910 Pa. a¥.,bet.sth 8 thats | Watering Places, can have their wardrobes replon. | passengers. . = upon the obstinate rock, and making it give up | TOW decline to continue thew. Zhe mee | maid Servant mames Antrows, snd Gat the Bar mall its trust. The plam was to fill the fissures wit tas ond Reteeote B. W. Eee epee YEeLLow Fuver on a Sranisu Wan Surr.— | the explosive compound, aud blow the rock to STOVES, SHEET-IRON, TIN Wa The Spanish ram Namance'! Commander Ed- cor. th &@D.¥.M.0.4.B. pres D. WrviLt. 486 Pa. ave., Seven. days tre nevamns shaving aicteen coves | Gang ane b wasted m 5 . &. B. of “ seven vi ixteen cases | le, the bills the > aie Fo-av bea ice binoe: ee Gi yeliew iover cu board: She is detained in eget, Rover, ether this non ‘or not, it ls a fact ES. a Liens Conrad, 418 1th, near m | 2: EiCuEY, S10 7th quarantine. Tho Numancia ts of 7,000 tons | that one of the singing brothers, Jesso Hutchin- unhappy pair register at hotels as ‘Miss An- drewes and lady friend.” Francis J hbasintrusted S/ REMEMBER NAME AND NUMBEB— iar hunares'andirertwucitecs andre | @ii Manetane ye Mecees eme un We an te weeks, A. STRAUB, She lost tour men by yellow fever during the | hopes of tindin cave, and when he passage. * we up the task, on, and Popular Clothing House, D = 1 Sado the hole and broader. Finally the ROUTH Im VIRGINIA.—. atleman from | spiritualists took it up, and and a little more 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Fluyanna, Va., gives @lugubrious account of | {Pah twenty sears ag thncagh hein hea the crops in thatcounty. He says the protracted | Sine gmenty Sears ago, through the int Between 10th and 11th Streets, dry weather has destroyed all hopes of a tobacco ‘was induced to undertake the task. flere Jy%-tr ‘Three Doors from EleventhStreet. | CTOP; and the prospects for po Dd drilled and blasted, for a score of years, ————_ —_________— | Seomy. Welland cpeings have talie’ throngh- | (Gartas ap wanted tus mamneed of Liston, 4 CORES EXTRACTED. ut the cow and water is,in some places, WY ITHOUT PAIN, 20 the shoe can be worn ‘very dificult 16 be obtained. J ba » | youth of twenty when the task was first entered a tanatnta tnt a eT ee ee : with bom Ix THE Cars May yesterday the | Work, and heartbroken with disappointment, Metropolitan, of the 2 stents. took the laid down his boring tools and gave up the @ Columbia, the 15 feet | ghost. His more practieal son at once ceased 5 ™, ERS, 529 10th street, | a UNDERTARERS. Josxrn Gaw en, 1721 Pa. a1 Pe Garare, oe meceeee Et proraenor ot curious visitors at 20 cents that nti in Boston the excay: : 5 ” at a tion. itis ASoucs Div. tt Peon, = oe as a ee | ee stand tortue ‘orruoas erate ‘tae tant aldermen in New York a aTCn &7-Boston belles, it is said, are easily hard porp! rock for a hundred: ie . ten city railrosd companies, |. HOFFA, (also, Mate: heav: west and thar feet, winding ‘4 and downward, and is ss against ‘A. Van Donen, 1m0 Far wanes; Tondnes for bolted onions and corm on the cob, Cold a few yards from the entrance fs the heat AT gh Mich.) constables ‘One of the most extensi: tm ite arrears. Burexives, sis inh street, south of Pa. aye Ra yy pane bs a he pesrage, i Bige euvegh, x o20, | sa Geneve Ses Durmed inst that thane | ron Paar test z ‘& B20. caution of handcufling thelr wives after tea! ae ae ee ee recs rafsed ones | loee of ten million of france. ‘hundred | pilboa, in the province OTELS. im. WaEDE R, cornet let and s 8 Matrimonial couples in Michigan are sata the eweaty ‘years by an ancient sword he te en nee eaene. his guusseten Boose, Vegmemtore el Mtret. | eas ¥ coos (niebeaee aren nhl, a kchoetiasataiqy ene ne Pe iersd akestivkeniio, bat the coveted gee it ‘Mobile: Ras penceneed’ the Hobeew | has evidently owaRn Hoven. WW. commer Fa grased ub we XAsHEE e7-The Princess Helena, wife of Prince treasure never turned up, not is it likely thatat embraced Guristianity, and united with pe an, ene mLEY HOw ouye me watt ‘sor day | Ei ATLEB: wholesale a 3a, 0. pase st Christian, of Denmark, has been delivered of a | cver will, the spirits to —: Lo the ov change md several Jeadere in the late Oarlist insur- Uxiom HorsL, Georgetown, Dr, Shinn, proprietor, Ais Tub ota, bate also. is at Wholesale | Sanghter. standing. study ‘New Testament, said. rection.