Evening Star Newspaper, August 5, 1873, Page 2

EVENING STAR. CRONGY 8. NODES _..... Ratton. Reading Matter on Every Page. Largest Circulation in the District WASHINGTON CITY: ESDA --- August 5, 1978. ‘The Star By Mail. Persons leaving the city for the summer, or ang portion of it,can have Tax Star mailed to thetr address for such time as they desire, at the rate of fifty cents per month. Orders, sccom- panied by the money, should be seat to the busi- ‘Deas office of the paper. 10 Education tn the United States, The third annual report (for 1572) of General Eaton, commissioner of education, just issued, consists of about 0. © thousand pages of inter- esting and instructive educational matter, and contains several maps, copied from the census of 1870, intemied to show in a striking manner the advantages of education. Several other tabies are taken from the census, one of which shows that of the total male adults in 1870 9,443,001. Miterate tion—4,(92,999_ 2,008,049 were of the illiterate class. This gives the percentage of male illit- erate adults to the total number of adults .1715 per cent., and of illiterate females, .2305. In reference to this showing the commissioner says: “Who can speak boastingly of American in- telligence, wth a knowledge of the fact that over i7 per cent. of the adult males ef the coun- try, who are essentially all voters, are illiterate, aiid that nearly one-fourth of the adult females (over 23 per cent.) are im the same condition ? But the amount of inteltigence in the country, as tested by the capacity to read and write, is not limited to these adults. The census does not give those under 10, who can not write or cannot read; but we may make an estimate on the basis that the same percentage holds good as in the case of those over 10, and we find that out of the 3 1 of the lation of the United States of all ages, 12 OF S17 per cent. of the total population, must be excluded from any estimate which would ascertain the Bumber who are able, through reading and writing, to exchange information with others for the guidance of their conduct.” From a table showing the public school ex- penditure in the several states per capita, we learn that Massachusetts expends the largest amount, twenty dollars and five cents, and that Nevada comes next with nineteen dollars, eighty-nine cents, three mills. Colorado terri- tory and the District of Columbia follow, the former paying fifteen dollars, sixty cents, three mills, and the latter fifteen dollars, fifteen cents, five mills per capita. The amounts paid in the other states range from sixty-five cents, four mills, (North Carolina,) to twelve dollars, thirteen cents, threg mills, ( California.) The progress of education in the different states during the year 1872, may be summed up briefly as follows: In the New England, middle and Western states, with a few exceptions, the advance was steady and marked. In Delaware there was increased agitation upon the subject of education; but this state had not effected any change in legislation, and had no state su- pervision, nor any legal provision for the eda- cation of colored children. Delaware and Ken- tucky are the only states that had no provision for the edu: ‘on of this class of children. The Progress in Virginia was great in the majority of counties. In North Carolina, South Caro- lina, Georgia, aud Tennesse, the inaction in country districts is deplorable. In the towns and centers of population some important pro- gress was made; that ip Atlanta, Georgia, and Knoxville, Tennessee, and Jacksonville, Flori- da, being especially noteworthy. Tennessee re- stored the state system, and the means of state aud county supervision, and some measure of state aid to county effort. In Kentucky the in- crease in educational interest was very great, Mississippi made g:od progress, and the ad- vance in Louisiana was considerable. Arkan- sas and Alabama fell behind, and in Florida but little progress was made. The prospect was favorable in Texas at the time the report Was written, but since that time the free school system, it will be remembered, has been abol- ished by the late legislature. There were S11 academies in the United States, with an aggregate attendance of 93,929, and 298 institutions reporting to the bureau that class themselves as colleges, of which 30 reported only preparatory students, and 217 re- ported collegiate students. The 217 colleges Teported 19.260 studeuts in the collegiate course, of whom 1,419 were females. The number of institutions for the superior education of fe- males was 175, with 1,617 instructors, of whom 449 were male and 1,168 female, and a total of 12,288 students. The commissioner very properly calls atten- tion rto the lack of proper veterinary instruc- tion in the United States, and says the epidemic which lately visited the horses, which represent 8700,000,000 or $800,000,000 of our property, awakened the public mind to the necessity of elas of well-educated veterinary surgeons. The Waited States is far behind Europe in this re- epect, and the commissioner urges the estab- Lshment bg ike government of good veterinary Schools in connectul with existing instita- bons. 2--—__—__ Climatic Therapenties. Reference was made yesterday in this col- umn to a recent article in the British Quarterly Review giving the results of late investigations in regard to the spread and fatal character of disease, and the local causes which tend to check or to encourage its progress. The Review article, also, presented certain statistics derived from a series of maps and charts prepared by leading investigators, Dr. Haviland, Dr. Bry- son, Keith Johnstone, and others, exhibiting by shades and colors the clistribution of health and @isease over the world. These embrace general Maps showing the average mortality of differ- ent disfricts, and special maps indicating the relative ptevlence of distinct affections; as, for example, rheumatism, heart digease, phthi- sis, ague, or cancer. Toacertain extent a medical map will cor- respond with a physical delineation of the coun- ty. Elevation goes for much; dryness or damp- ness for more. The character of the soil is even more important than the contour of the sarface. Mountain slopes and sumuits, table-lands ana elevated plains, mountain valleys, which are {he cradles of streams and torrents, fertile hills, Valleys, and basins, and districts swept by the sea-breeze, each have a specitic relation to dis- tinct types of disease. in wil: upland valleys rheumatism prevails. On the other hand, bar- ometric elevation or some concurrent cause is unfavorable to the development of cancer. This terrible disease revels in river valleys. Damp, associated with alluvial soil and heavy atmospheric pressure, appears to be a predis-¢ posing cause. Many persons sutfer from deé pression of spirits when they find themselves on a low level, even if it be on the fiat sands of the sea. In this discomfort may be detected an in- Gication of the presence of some of the disturb- ing influences that tend to develop cancer. But sea-sir, whatever be. the level, has a directly curative influence as regards heart disease. ‘That minister of sudden death shrinks from the healthy salt breeze, as certainly as the no less terrible disease of phthiss disappears from a ary soil. ‘The Board of Health has brought sbout many much-needed reforms, but it has thus far sig- nally failed to render the garbage service as ef- fective as it ought to be, and to-day the slop accumulations in almost every back yard in the city constitute one of the most foul and mon- strous nuisances in the District. Complaint is made that slop#and garbage are not removed (at least in many localities) oftener than once in ten days or two weeks, but are allowed to ac- eumulate and decompose, filling the air with the most noxious and pestilential exhalations. It is wholly usek se for citizens to appeal either to the garbage master or the Board of Health for relief. The frst excuses himeelf by saying that bis district is too large, it is impossible to Go the work, &c., while any complaint made to the board is referred as a matter of form, but nothing is ever done about it. These facts are not exaggerated, and the board should do some- thing at once to remedy the crying evil. If the force ef garbage cellectors is too small, and we are inclined to believe it is, let it be increased ‘Immediately. We understand the has given the board authority todo this, ani they pbould act without delay. FIRANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, | The Wall street markets remain unchanged | and with no feature of especial uote. Govern | ment bonds lave declined a trifle ou account of the decline | go'd. The stock market, as is | usnally the case at this season when «neculatora | and brokers go away for the Sanday to retarn | Monday or Tuesday, t dull. pices: A deSerecod Sa Government Securitice, Cooke & Co. furnish the following to day: ~~ * Bey Sale y+ ir 's. 6's. 1981... we Psit Re deeds. us y r Soe inee Ws |5-20's Ings je 18% | 10-40 PS ISOS a cs 10-40" seoceenonsm 73 - bY 5-20", 1866 ........ 18% |Ourrency 6's. My & 2's, Jan&Jiy, 66174, |New Fi: seveeeeerensen, bis, JandJly ye. 18%, | a The Harhkees, BaLtraonR, August 5.—Weat Virginia’ a sinia's, consolidated, Bie bid to-day. igen opal tinons, August 5. Cotton very dull: low mid. firm for southera and dull for western: Corn dull and nomi Yellow southern active—routhern. to 44; western firm and scarce. cy hite, 41 to 42. Bye - Provisions quiet, ‘k qui ¥ une! August 5 Stocks steady. Gold, 15%. A sate Bixchange, loag, 9; short, 9% New Yoax, Avgust 5.—Fiour quiet and weak 3 Gorn quiet. August 5, noob.—Cons: z w fives, 9); Erie, 4 RANKFORT, August 5.—Bonds, 97°; Kis, August 6.—Rentes 5 france et ols for money 92% DON, August 5.2 p.m.—The weath and favorable to crops. Consols fur money 92%; w account 927, (03; 1v-40 August 5, 4p. m.—Amount of bullios the Bank of England on balance to-day 0. Rate of discount forthroe months’ bills in B market is 7-16 per cout. below the Bauk of England rate. -20-- THE WEATHER, War DErantMent, (ipice of Cavef Stenal age | Ww GTON, August 5, 1873, 10:30 a m. Syxopsis THE T TWENTY-FOUR HOTRS.— ‘The area of low temperature and high pressure hax enlarged and moved southeastward ever the lower lakes and against the western base of the Aliegha- nies, with clear weather and northeasterly winds Northerly and northe: and generally clear cold weather prevail in the middie and eastern ates. The barometer is low in the northwest. with a tend: ney to fall towards the upper lakes and thence to Missouri aud Rentncky, with southeast: erly to northeasterly winds and generally clear warmer w ather. Northeasterly and southeasterly d occasional rain have lautic and eastern gulf winds, cloudy weather prev led in the south PaoraBititizs.—For the northwest and the west- ern part of the upper lake region and southward to Indiapa and Misscuri, falling barometer, warmer and partly clondy weather and occasi night. From Michigan to Lake Bric, Keu ucky and West Virginia, clear, cool wea' her, bleh bar meter and northeasisrly to southenster!y winds, For New Engiard aud the middie Atlantic Sees, clorr, cool weather, high barometer and of the sonth Atlantic and wouthensterly win; nd partly clondy weat rain the coast. Reports are thfean g from the Rocky Mountain ward. T stations and west- LOCAL RECORD. ‘The thermometer in the business room of THe — office registered to-day as follows:—8 a. m., 75; @. m.,77; 12m., 79; 2p. 3 0. PROVIDENT BUILDING ASSOCIATION The pixth Annual Meeting of this Associa tion will be hel the Board of Trade Rooms on TUESDAY, the sth instant, at 8 o'clock p m. An election of officers for the ensuing year will be held and the report of the Secretary will be prese! _it FRED. KOONES, Secre MASONIC —Officers and me FAYETTE CHAPTER, N. ested to assemble in the Music Hall of ‘emple, at 6 o'clock, on WED: ING, Algust 6, 2 cit ieee for the parpose of receiving, : valuable present from Dr-D. W. Bliss jasone-are fraternally invited. By order Qhagter, Sinem Ron of the K ang5-2t JOHN EDWIN MABON, Sec'y. AN ADJOURNED MEBTING OF THE VOTERS UF _TuE 2ist DISTRICT will meet TUESDAY, at 7: 0% ‘k p.m.,at Hall cor. ner of Mth and B streets southeast, for the purpose of transacting any business that may come before them augi-2t H. PETERS, President. NEW YORK REPUBLI TION—A regular tien will be held st Clark venue,on SATURDAY EVENING, + at 7:30 o'clock. Important business to be ALONZO BELL, President c. Bec’y. angl CIRCULATING LIBRARY, ¥. M. 0. A. ROOMS, Corner 9th and D streots, ALL THE POPULAR BOOKS OF THE DAY Terms: $8 per annum; $2 per quarter. _jyz PENICK'S INDIAN HAIR RESTORER ‘has never been known to fail, It freee the p from Dandruff, restores Gray’ Hair t> ‘its the Hair froin falling oot ant epee ereeats fore, Hee the anest Hair Eno ‘sale y ali Druggists. MILBURN’S POLAR SODA, (B COLDEST AND BESTIN THE WORLD, ‘with pure rolt, Gream and that Syrups. MINERA jo. 1429 near LBPRING WATE: BNNSTLVAXIA AVENUE, jele-tr she will linger meuths orth while to see a BEMOVAL.—The undorsigued have this day removed from corner of New Jersey avenue and B street south to ti Bew Storero and Our increased facilities wili enable as to sa RIES, &¢., promptly, aud a | GULICE & BRO. "THE SCHUETZEN FEST TJ-DAY. it (Chron Rep} has obtained from the Supreme Court of he istrict of Columpia, holding # special term. let- inistrat: mal estate of - cer a deceased. All persons hav! st the said heroby war it; the: otherwise by taw Q ail benefit of the said estate. Given under my hand Augnst, 173. bye Ca Eificy WHITE, Administratrix. Orr WASHINGTON AQUEDUCT. PFIOS ON aeeree On ee NOTIOB TO CONTRACTO Bealed Propesais, indorsed "Pro on the ee A y be received at Racer: for building a Dwelling and Woden Pouce conan ‘2 Dee a atthe Disterbuth oir, aud for Macadamizing the Conduit Proposals will be received onl: forme, ich, with specifications, Sod any de information, can desired 5 cation, by ‘mail or in Lae es ais for Work forma of eratencts be had on appli- BA angS-6t Chief Ragincer, Washington kanodct, VED. JOHN J. PEABODY Hes removed his stock of LS, F ING D> GUNS, PISTO! " ue py tOKLE a™ sugl-tw To 625 LOUISIANA AVENUE. RE ativonwia Puans, oan a 5 ICTUBES OOPIED AND FRAMED. a pealeapes i! ty 5 ayes {y%-tw _ 418 7th street, streets. FAIRBANKS LETTER SCALES, Bvery cise and style, at very low rates, THE UNIVERSAL FAMILY 80ALB. THE POCKET SETTER SOALES. eee ar See ee Seer wou sede 2 MORON £00. | READ tH . WANTS. | © FOR RENT AND SALE. , AND PROFIT BY IT. Was —Thee Gret-chass KE! BRICK Fee SALP—A new FROME HUTSE on O stret 3 Ha . No others need apply. Ne. 127.5 beast; 7 rooms, bathrou and ce'lar, “) } street svntheast ags-2* atd water. auchie xcellent Boxwood Ra'es, 2 foot, 25 cents. Ok KR} NT—Twotwowury FRAME HUUSES, \e More Relic Py2v ood Rules, 2 foot scents, pi eoch & om New Jersey avenne em JONES RB > " oat 431 Our wa Lead. per cil, ax good as the best, #5 conta a pe: deneu—try tt a ee ont Leather cents j ‘»« chambermaid, or housework is furnished commanicat- Foor car eae Obie cas | sman'tamity. Address Won €, Bar cee bot and cold’ water sed bath; paw alters, large size, 25, 50 an: ANTED—A GIBL tod. gen~al nounwork 7 Four snd sia Blade Pocket Knives, 80 W Mr eaRE Rorthwest, Terms reasons’ Bix excellect Table Kaives and six steel Forks for | gue, (oamre at Mrs. SABKEB'S, 36 iin. “sad augs-& Six all over silver-plated Table Knives, $1 ATED—Three good STONROUTTER Fine: tec! in Bustic F ws cK DWELL! BUSINESS CHANCES. i BOOKS, STATIONERY, 4a, "ORG SV Phekiviod Fores SPEC TAC TIES Re ee 4 —_ FEW BOOK AND STATIONERY STOR® ‘OR Ba ary GROCERY oat Ligh. G3 FGone ras © street ¢« apitot ) between std Si mreets, «on account of of the ownsr ort inquire at thy premises. angi &* $50 000 iv" our dispms! rid jhe ob se gum "o loan on improved ey annem PL maces 2c. 7 northwret Rations. Ba. R-pubtic Baildin a WARREN CHOATE & CO., 940 Pexnsrivawa Avene Vernon B. eng2-t6* Artiste Materials of every description snppliod on Re Hance, order from ental. gue at list pric Bent § 100m PRESS ime Stationery. Paper, Ravelopes ant Visiti street » for sal oe ea eer, Gone, month. ORC grams, ete. pees stand. Apply on the ‘Tames, 60 conte. National Orme ery, Arlington, ‘street, Extra large, Hubber Drees Combs, stely. mais lot; all’ modern conta. ANTED—A, QOOK; must come welt Scetch Gingham Sua Umbreli 1. WasT EF aeek wage ene Ubrelie face ea, ate fre 1. No. 340d F ot. ect uorth west. -_ augs3* | augt ‘AL 7th strect. _. wien Ronee cee Soares mae gen fort | Pot Myer, LORBURED PONS, co tt at SILVERBERGS 2, creer cares ean hoo | Ore roping; ga METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE, © Sr T Seb atret northwest snei-d c, | EGE SALETA three sory BRICK HUUSE on Sanclnds ir ne, west On 319 SEVENTH STREBT, | WV ‘conuree for cbitirer’ aselvos WHLOM EES Rotating forms. aor to DB HICKLUNG, cor TST lésb street, between New York avenue aad H | Ber of Pa. avenue and Sd street weet. wage-St’ augs-tr Nae Penxevivasta AVENUE. | ot cot; 5 ‘augs-3." OR REBT—4 three-story FRA years seven rooms, No. S08 léth atr eat, ween Pa. ‘THE SCHUETZEN Fest To-pay. W ToaTIO Oy ae grouse and Betiect: “Apply F. BUTLER, Boxes i {Oto 8-9) Si‘ Ficluisescem Selceereeens son ur! + Fo RENT—A well farnish<d FRONT ROOM. second story, fronting south, at No. 1303 Hf D PUBLiO. Notice TO THE ne northwest. Terms moderate. Call a, 4:30 —— aux! The late partnership existing between PAUL RITTRH snd OU RI: TIAN HEUBICH has this day Deen dissolved by n-arunt agreement. CHRISTIAN, HEURIOH will continue, the ! TED TO BUY—( Or lease 1.7 five yeara)—A W 4ateh poh uous ‘contatning Irom Bix to nine roome, and within three-fourths of tlle lnpartment, | terme “Address FE ALEX AN | law. 476 Louisiana avenue. oT ANTED TO BENT—A first-class fronting very largely on hh st LAGEK BEER BREWING BUSINEBS, at the HOUSE, be 1 for business pnrposes, fra hoarieg ty for yiGatand, No. 1220 2ueb street. and he ‘only is 2, | street and Sf tnd Nth erect ee eee Testaurant. Inquire of JOHN RILEY, 30 inh street northwest, ‘OR RENT—HOU West, containi Iv W. BARKER, 1106 H Bitter & Heur ch. Wastincton, (04n AND Woop. CHRISTIAN H Au augé-3t* fo. TSEI TU street part rooms. Apply to JAMES rest northwest. aug2-2w = € ‘A DRIVING BUSINESS MAN, whe st nds the Wik. facture of articles it | E\OR RENT—A three-story BRICK HOUSE Wa Le Which ee welll dnibv era eek free ROR ERE | wood by atcam power, to make the new OLIFTON | [OS suney aneber ae COAL, which we will deliver direct from the vessel. Vk Bhs taining ten rooms; modern imprevemeuts, sita- This ica very superior Coal, and to which weinvite FROIT AND VkGrt apt CBRTES the demand | ated on 1ith street. brtween BM arses the attention of consumers. Also on hand, White OU went. Inquire at 1103 M stréet n. 6 in this and ot Ash. Ly kens Valley and Bituminous COAL, Jump . Good steam power at hand Ao, Fo RENI—1585 1 street. $07, 1919 Ponwavl aud Yun of mine, Sawed ani Split WOOD, Hick- | aistuly in B. BGRORGTA © CO, Chien iS Yauia avenue, $10; 434 H street, 350; ak am! Pine. KINDLING WOOD, in bundles | Works, Clifton, Pairfar county, Va JOHN Cote. | Lith’ street e301 Popo oon es ra ; bat yee | (Bal he kK 956 Louisiana avenne, LUTTRELL « | THOS. EF. WAGGAMAN. 5197) tre Merect whart (Bop. €'Cbronds augedee 1917 Louisiana 8 St” | FOR RENT—HOUSE with six rosme, marbl ¥ Sees Ta ren ae —A good SERVAN f GIBL; white Printer watery ac, 1218 N street, betwen 12 Sepa my oe OR, vie ag Hy 3 1413 Penusylvani nd 13h streets ‘northwest. Inquire next door On hand the largest stock of CAR ba ood wages: 1813 Pennayivantaay- | Gna i) cerets ne quire next dos RIAGES ever offered im this city, con: & sisting « ANTED—A good woman or man COOK imm (OR BENT—No | treet northwa oT st FOUR HOUSES on Satreet, bat V fern Gate nis avenue.” Cot waste given. 345 Founeyiva- | 7, erjuonth; FOUR HOUSE eat’ Boge DA WOMAN ae, | RO Now. 27°31, 33 and 3d Kove gies in every style; » number ond ANTED—A WOMAN to do general honuse- ponth.” Ages for me cheap. Bepatring promptly moninteee: APPIY at No.1191 Now Jersey arene ftoducy eile Bak eee 5 orthwest. -2t* New Repository and Factory, 410-414 . anal aoe northwest. No charge for Rmboasing paper and mrsiop ‘With initials of cress. | Gold Pens m paired expeditionsly and at moderate charges. TS LOAN—SEVERAL THOUSAND DOLLARS. ty must be double in value, with abstract wD lawyer, ope Ber capt praces of eome at tra. jy = THOS. BL Wa NW, $19 Ten st. CBstiFica res BOARD OF PUBLIC WORK: mn Moy nn in pa) ment of special taxes, for sais | NOUSSE & MIDDLETON, | G13 iin strest. | Stationery of every description at reasonable prices. our store enables as te Sdditional expense to in the Book or Statiowery uch time in ibe execution A THE AND V) ira STREETS braces Luteél and u ‘32 square feet. Perso: building site, of wishing ts make an investment can fird mo better opportunity neighborhood | ust eventually become desirable from the fect that several beantiful residences are t» be erected shortly; besides the improvements of the Circle will SPRIN ith ansl Sand pete one Jnemt Spas of Sith anslye notes on t nent Enrope, apd list of Bea side Bescria,by Gastee i Walton, M. D., for sale at SHILLINGTON's BOOKsTORE, Corner 4» street and Pennsylvania avenus Purple and Linen. a novel, by BF aare 341, is in waut of «Ane tend to ad@ to its fature value. For furcher particn- | Lunocent f Modere Lifs t ATIM RY, Anctlourers, LY ner Uh et jy 29 tf OR SALB—On liberal credit, or exchange for | house and lot in tnis city. orm stock of an excellent FARM of "327 acres, near F. aud macrailroad. B.A. PHILLIPS Broker, 613 18th street Widdinelas x ~ for the Hensew? BY AUSTIN P. BROWN, Book of Scrolls and Oorner of New York avenne and Fifteenth street ‘bree large ple HOUSES, ranging in price from $35,100 to $80,000, and several other fret clase One whole square of GBOUND parts of the HOUSES nd LOTS in all city. U and LOTS at Mount Piossant. «13 FO2 SALE, OB RENT—The WASHINGTON CITY GLASS WORKS, corner of 2h and N ttrerte. Everything requisite for carrying on the | a Bal Lusiness now inthe bullding. yan sts) A 7th street northwest. Je2-2awérm 425 SEVENTH STREET, wean KE, RABE CHANCE ¥: Playivg Cards, P Per, at the Very lowest prices, ® tail. 7 “ Sale at » Barewn—The ANTED—A WOMAN to do general house- (OR SALE—A beautiful FARM of 740 actos STOCK AND FIXTURES of a first-class Shoe | qu) ¢h NEW BOOKS for summer readin = on - B of } 5 0 . or reading: all th [2 RDERSION ED MOST REGRADUFOLLY | cones" Appi St Diag Alo Sethe Wheat S| Ka Qhinsitgs mits of taro tee arte | FERRET NG Aisa hoe OO | Wi AARRALY pose. CTakTRY ht hx rg < | Sttects northwest. angi 2 ell watered and timbered; good neighbor- | 726, Washington, D ost | arior: STA TIONEHY ot st f bia to the cft-repeated violati A: neighbor- F | for the lawn and parior: STATIONERY, pli Drethting Laws governing the Lemier Soke WANTED—4 WOMAN t a0 the om ny location. $10 per wore 98/00 cash: MO%®Y To Loan on Brac estate. inreyjg SCHOOL FURNITURE aud SUP- beth buying and ling the same without first ing and ironing of asmall family. Fis a tS per cont. - we MAURY & BRO., PLIES. ay having it inepected in accordance with the No. 729 12th street, between @ and H streets, worth- = — Beal Estate and 1 . KIOAN ODD FELLOW,” for 3 operative in this Distr'ot- weet. augez STE Arana ahd Fock, bullting | maser | 3 conte, received aud for ‘sale “Up Very Reepeetfuily, T. H. BARRON, ANTED—Three god SHIRT GLOSSERS and BRICK DWELLING, No. 728 iith street RE STOCK MAN 8 SON’ Agente for District ar augs-2* [Rep] Lamber Inspector, one good STARCHER at Capitol Laundry, F fegeheepinnsl between Gand H; water and gas” Can R Ww | lumbia, 825 9th street northwest. corner of emplee Tee? AE Ot ibs aotaing Seog” | sou nanT—FURNISHED WOME Grocers | TOT Be tT | Rint sifuew Beck, Porsoaioins de sana’ 7 7 le. augé 3" — x be eo new 5 dioni«, Bad ‘THE SCHUETZEN FEST TO-DAY. ‘ANTED—By © ledy,a clerk In one of the de- F suite, by the month or yeerea at Won i3ai1 | matt : A of Stationery, Pictures, Picture s sore er) ca Manligh oo gu eee ae | occ: oe Heme Se il fieTintiors io | BEMIOR Shay wom eau : . C ne | OTIOR. st eee oO eM OTA Tae DISTRIOT Bea Gaerences given. Address ADVERTIS! QR RENT—A desirable Ps ery, BRIOK | see DODGE & DARBBILLE. | wet — uh day af dole 187s. 5 HOUSE, nearly new, No. 402 New York ave- OPENING OF A NEW STATIONERRY Onirren vs. Cxirren et al.—Equity No. 2,534, WASTED-A first-class journeyman berf and | BUC, Dear ath atrvet west, containing eight rooms, AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY. Docket ii, Mutton BUTOBER, Also,agood HOSTLER. | With cellar, bath ‘Toum, Sc. Bent moderate, FOR SALE. Fees Bir tacet "RIL prices, for cash. ren ontefore the 31 day of Septomins Ea fant | wed warsacetfeephes Roa enrgaaidyte gach | TESLA IODING, A * T arateat ous TH OED DIN bid Beek as OME re the 21 da: r jor, 1873, re w ven. 0. 5 5 ~ 7 “5 the tale made By the trustees in this cause be rat: 367 anf See Oeutze Market. {Baltimore San copy Perytenel ot Parercuce srect, between F CARTS Soh A ae ee, HORSES nae ctee ae inviiog ce call and and confirmed. Star. 1g! ry a atreete, from - : i : ‘ee J. }. Clerk. “4 ™ Mall on lon; ‘e 4 he re NGTS & . aust-taw | By L, P. WILLIAMS, Ass’t Clerk. ply at No. 2108 @ street northwest. auga-s." | bone! Lomber Merchants, corner of Sthatretesei | E'“pornwin ic good Tanning orders with Beiving | _Sel2-tf Wachitaten D FISK, CLARK & FLAG, tors, at Wo, 484 Penna, aven Eo ile feom orgecowa’ ape whose FOE SALE—One Grocery and Ligaar Sign-t BANKERS ANTED—Two LAUNDRY WOMEN for grapes and peaches. For Tull information appl Oil Cans, five sets Scales, Crock ke > MAN'S Ba 690 BROADWAY, NEW YorK, Wea cara e street and Indiana | at McLEOD'S Drog Store, corner Benen eek ek | good ane INO. SIMMS, Sth strect, below B REEDMAN'S SAVINGS AND TRUST WILL BE READY TO EXHIBIT THEIR NOV- Typ RaTE aT = angd-3t streets, Georgetown. 4¥%9- Troe SALE ai aug? st" COMPANY BANKING HOU SIN A ‘D—A& WOMAN to cook, wash aod tron, {OR SALE—A FRAME OOTTAGE-HOU 5 ‘OB SALE—A SAIL BOAT, (cat-rigged, allt - y BETES t WW aaale stot Rane ne famiy: | BOP Ree pans an COTTAGE HOUSE ot IF pocd enter, win eo AT, (ome rigned,) all ta 1607 PENNSYLVANIA AVESUB, Men‘s Farnishing Goods, uthwest corner léth and C st. 8. w. al-6t* lounge; abundance of fruit trees, flowers, &c. Will | For particulars, inguire of Mr. THO! sold at a great sacrifice. . Apply t TED—All ladies to see it. Does mot run ‘Al8THOE & DUDLEY, FOR THE FALL SEASON, AUGUST lor. WV backwards, will not break threads nor soil the work. Inaimple and very easy to run—little child- | _3329-2w Tth street and Louisiana avenue, * ren work it. Is quiet—ecarcely across the 4OR SALB—A Frame OOTTAGE HOUSE on E ane28s Soni sony es te stitches a aint. street ren ey! op ne = : tT ee r aay terme—monthly | grounds, abundance of fruit trees, flowers, LAY SHOb Venstty COMUMBIAN parments, The LATEST IMPROVED WHEELER | be wcld ut great sacrifices: Keely sonore ees ® washinated 3 WILSON REWING MACHINE. At Td. |” AISTRUP & DUDLEY, The exercises of this school will be remnmed onthe | STEER & SON'S, 461 Pennsyvauia avenue. ncar | jy282w [Rep.} Vth Teka LDUDLEY:, Sthef October next. Professors TYLER and KEN. | 4 street. acgh os OR SALE-—In Grant Piace—A three-story and DY, will continue respectively to direct the studies V ANTED—A brea trnsty woman, basement HOUSE, with all conveni noes, in of the Se: Junior experienced asa nurse, to have charge of a j complete order. Terma easy. Inquire of . RB. A special course of Le mn the Difficulties | young child during the day. The best recommenda- | SEARLE, Architect, 710 E street. jy25-6c" Becountered by Young Practitioners inthe Legal | tions are required. Apply at 225 East Capitot Fo RENT—DWELLING, No. vania avenue, opposite Natienal Theater; ten ons! og and water. Apply at 510 B street south- east. Key in Btere on premines, y Of BENT OB SALE- New thive tory HOUSE quige Washington street, butwoen 4h No fession, and the Best Moana of Surmonntin| will be delivered by GEORGE F. ‘APPLE. Esq., of the Washington bar, street, or 606 F street orth. Jy31-60" V / ANTED—A steady GIRL OR WOMAN, todo chamberwork and assist, 476 Penuayivania uy 1312 Pennsyl- BY, A POST-GRADUATE COURSE of one year’s in- struction in Legal Practice has been established in connection with the sehool, open tothe attendance of all who, having attained a theoretical knowledge of the Inw, may wish to perfect themselves in the avenue. W AXTED—Immedietely—Familion Or persons in ANTS of de- on OC street, between Ist and 21, No. need of first class SERV. id Sth, Ny scription, male and female, to cail'and ‘get sya stovce. Servants also can get good homes [oR BENT-—A | DOUB. iT. details, of Jits practice, including office work and | of weges by applying at the Eureka Revinenect | [vO ergo DOUBLE PARLOUR suif- methods of judicial procedure in ali kinds of courts. | Omiec, to Mire LOUISE Ge BURL Soy eat F 481 Bouma irene cee ee ee giaguire The cxercises of this department will bo conducted | street, near jytim | Hotel ny vane Svenue, near the Bational by the Hon. CHARLES ©. NOTT, Associate ANTED—A0 thes phe pues aaa 3 ee ie Jp sge.of the United States Court of Claims. Price of | WY ANTED— Al ‘ONE DOLLAE P80. | °O® S8LE—HOUSE No. 1309 T mroct; prowad tickets for the whole course, $25. aug2-toc8 TACLE” in the rately suited to the brick front window; 8 ri and bath- 5 it by HH HEMPLIEB, the Osticn JV ASHINGTON IRON WORKS, Songht by HH HEMPLER, the Optician, corner — Ft and TO ARCHITECTS, BUILDEES, AND OTHERS. | Thermometers of ali Kinds myl9-ly™ a ANTED—A TENANT for part As its of the Phenix Iron Com: for the salt of their ROLLED WROUGH TRON BEAMS rintion' 603 15th strest. Fo BENT—The large STORE on Ponnayivania nna arenue, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel for, in this city, we are prepared to promptly execute | waters summer gat creating O@ice. It hes SMjos. | Mery oceupied by G af, ponies ge | dala (aie tihomeiend neers WwW aaa ee” nee the VI the’ most eligible busihens places inthe city, and EATER? ILLUMINATING, TILES ond VAULT A he most perfect inutile tn ‘ceo, resting in next. For farther informatie tances af ber Feas, Vaults, loo} Boots. w y aE. Bromipe dispatch in'the execution of ‘all orders, at | cradle; needle ber and Wik tn F Seema j23-dawim* jew York prices. . OB SALE—A large and handsome DWELLING GRAY & NoYes, orest's Pattern Euiportam, POTN R Tash Sand pandsome mat wend 'P. W. SPIOER, Agent, a auings ond eee pene DM [especies sal Cece ne Baliding tsc58" beck yeniaimenigcaae moron. Man THE EVD! FrOURD.—On H street, betweon ath and oth etrects, money, which the owaer oat haroby enn aeee ‘Mh street. and proving property. augs-2" ‘OST—At the Bchoetzon Park 1 =r ONLY A REMNANT LEFT. MEMORANDUM of ROCUKT BOOK. fae i RENT—Par, of HOUSE 1009 sare b finder. by leaving it at the office of the Ebbitt Street, suitable for a gentleman wife House, will receive a suitable reward. 1t*_ | Houre pleasantiy situated, Sonreins Bang ate wie $50 ey eee he renin ‘of Aa- | stitution, Inquire on the premises. iyl7-2w FINAL OPPORTUNITY. hor usiyeen wh and ltereeton Petrent anne: | EGE ea 6600, Fest, 00 por mostht ha mnodare Pale ifiett ak G18 toh troctcast. ROBERT MUB. | $7'y°D\ebors and furnace; Ney may CH, 5 U*_ | PARKED, 613 loth street. ; REWARD —Birayed sway. on tho 2 in- | FSOR RENT—A three-story BRIOK HOUSE cov. OUR FORMERLY IMMENSE STOOK $20 nent, pean becean Ae hake F pieey come cen Band Si norriwest. ARS ot tierlemmatet cere ceeminorscengen Soe, | PGE SENT OT at gene or wall be ron if returned"9 8 CATES Rotel Aine Kk able HOUSES in the District, con Andria, ‘s.,0r J. T. PRICE'S Stable, ‘Washingtes, D.C. eugs 3° ‘O8T ORSTOLEN—Two PBOMISORY NOTES drawa by Wm. Minot, ane endorsed by St. Summer Clothing! Im fe let . M. Eddie. HAS BEEN REDUCED TO A MERE REMNANT | dates’ April Rh v5"3, ont ree one: a Bale, FOE BEST 0» SALE_WILDSPEING COT twelve months from’ eaid date. All persons are CAGE, at Me Ee WILL BE RESERVED mont by the drawer and cules nineteen: seetala | tocltfsreats Se merth rion Sea Leer BUT wernae Li '. ment the drawer and endorser have n notified Dr. BEEED, at Mt. Pleasant, OF S18 Fst. j12-4w" <f the loss. If found they may be left at the Banke ing House of RIGGS & Ca. anges" R = TE a Vir- AND THE ENTIBE BEMAINDER FOR SALE-FARM OF TEN ACRES in Vir ia, three miles from Georgetown. Inquire of ° GES s" belween Sinn SOLD | GRE OTE WONDER, at ofice Of A" Cicada ort i ieee dad yathwests he Ander will be anitehiy rewarded ane wi ae =o ae the finder will be suitably rewarded on — F month—A four-Foom am them at KIDWBLL & HEN ve Tea (DEBSON’S Paper Hanging Store, 406 9th street n. w. augé-2t™ O8T—On Saturday, a whye and liver colored POINTER; alsc, 'a bietk and tan BABBIT HOUND. ‘The Pointer had red leather coller; the Hound a rope col- lar. A liberal reward will be paid for their return te GEORGE M. HENAULT, southeast corner of sth D streets northwest, augs 3” UK HOUSE, with hall mee cars, Taguire 624 half square from LINENS, ALPACAS, AND CASSIMERES, Louisiana - FOR MEN AND BOYS, MUST BE SOLD! WILL BE SOLD! MEDICAL, &e. SHALL BE SOLD! PEI NAL CO8SULT DR, BRUCE, No. 811 uth street, be- . ¥ MI88 KATE EWALP, who lived with Gen iyoen H and I. A specialist of twenty-five years Chipman, will call at 326 Pennsylvania avenue, practice 3y8-im* ‘she will bear of something to her advantage. aud-3t" NO REGARD FOR ORIGINAL COST! AME BRUOB. M*> CLAIRVOYANT AND DOCTR ESS, AL 14th strect, between H and I Hours—I2 to 8,7 to 9. BSTACLES TO MARRIAGE. . MJ. FEENCH, OF PHILADELPHIA, NY eR Clairvoyant Physiciar ‘est Medium, has located at 1013 Now York . Office hours—10 a, m.to 7 p. mente can be made for evenings. EMALE DISEASES of all xinus sreated. De and OUNG MEN.—Sent | cine will be sent. Address }. Dr. THOM PSO! fr apae pte t Al Re "daeeee HOWARD | Bo. 646 Worth lsth strost. Pbiladelphia. terd?-ly* g 8. DOW. NEY, 7th street Ferry Wharf. ne lw OR SALE—A dark BAY MARE, four years old, (Opposite U. 8, Treasary.) ALL PROFITS paid to DEPOSTTORS, as inte haw stock and very handsom: vod Test, not excred: 7 per cont. per annum stepper and sound, for sale. Apply to Jc INTEREST on One Dow a, ae COUR, at Jno. Keyworth’, Cees i ac sANTEREST on Oxx DoLLan and upwards, from D streets northwest. ‘angl-st “70 &.m. to p.m; Wednesda: me to 8. Dal ite ont Ooms BIGELow, anker, 643 D STREET, near Seventh, Pays INTEREST ON DEPOSITS, makes OOL- LEOTIONS, and transacts all bu with Banking, BaArskine HOUSE Jn. SQUIRE & Co., For SslE—a bay HORSE, black points, 5 years old, sound and gentle, work in single or double harness. Apply at the Tyson H. corner 7ch and P ats. northwest Jy31-eugt™ INSURANCE COMPANIES, [*8URE YOUR PuoprETy FIREMES'S INSURANCE OF WASHINGTON AND G TOWN 2 COMPANY EORGE.- cH D BY OONGRESS 1837. s r Capieal is < me = $275,000, Seana oe = Ofice: Room Mo. 1,01 of Washington. WASHINGTON, D. 0. Directors: James Adnwe, President: Andrew Bothwell, Thos. here, Parker, A.A. Wilson W. J. Wilson, 8. Waish, osite payable on demand, Pay of offcers in ih Lage Boer al t. ey el dT, anion Ez the Army cashed in advance. epltr foward, of m; and James Redfern, Bag | oe nee - Pickrell, Rdward Shoemaker, George W: Gropiey, | ‘[HE NATIONAL DANK OF THE REPUBLIO of Georgetown; C. W. Howard, Secretary. jy30.ame opin FEOM 104 6M TOS’ P.M ATIONAL UNION INSURANCE COM- | _deciz-ly © DLEY, Onshter, PANY OF WASHINGTON, ORGANIZED OCTOBER, 1865. Cash Capital and Orricn, 643 Lovisiana avexce. REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY IN- SURED. G EBM, AN SAVINGS BANK, No. 313 NTH STRERT, Opposrte the Post Office Department. Bank hours: 9 fo 4D. m. Saturdays open TLS B_m..t0 receive deposite only on ‘posits, Collections made and exchange furn: 0 ITZ. President, A W.F MATTINGLY, Bec., novs-ly JAY Cooke « co, Bankers, W. 3, JoNEs = 00. BUY AND SELL FOREIGN EXOR. ana + Ne. 511 74h sirest, opp. P.O. ent, | ISSUE CIRCULAR LETTERS OF Represent ‘the following scrong’ Fire Tasurancs Travelers, avatlanein amp pera wee eee Moe tne oni RICAN, OF NY. THES GERMAN AMERIC: STF Se Te.7ey17 oo JAY COOKE, McCULLOCH & 00., in any part of EnoLaxp, Inetanp and ‘mayis are Cashed BCOTLAND, free of charee. ASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BAN WwW Corner Tth street and Lowinana avenue, - PAYS 6 PEE CENT. INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. Interest commences from date of deposits. De can be made and drawn at will. my J.4 RUFF, Treasnrer, PROFESSIONAL. D* JANE WILSON has removed to $13 ath street, between B streets, northwest, and bes pleasant rooms for ladies wishing medical ti ment and the best of attendance. ang: R. J. H. DARRELL, DENTIST. Office boure - m 306,487 62 BBE TB nseeseerenenenemeennereee b OFFICE, 603 FIFTEENTH STREET, OPPOSITE TREASURY DEPARTMENT. mi3-sm B. W. BATES, Agent, THE CORCORAN Free INSURANCE “ft OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, LENMAN, President. OBR ae ma oren kina until Artificial teeth, BR, Vice President tude ate mm “2. BY ary charge. very yal Wm. 4 . " B.A. PRATT, Grad if Ohio College of So ney Ey DP) dentas surgery, 4 11 fthstreet, betw $10 por set, either j acon. Befersto R A. Bi pati R. ™ Pawzs, , ‘DENTIST, has removed hie office ty No 1295 F et-eet SPP te between 12th and 18th streets n. w. jycalm S J. FRANKS, T= BQvITABLE Id id ASSURANCE business of this Company has for deen this largent of aay simior Taetication tothe erkes ¥. HEYER, Gexenat Acent, 303 and = i $05 7th street. asp eae EN" 187, Z PHE_ NATIONAL METROPOLITAN ith street, above Kirkwood House. FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Je guaranters ne work DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Orga nized August 25, 1570, CASH CAPITAL... aan 100,000 city. AMES 0. CLEPHANS. Office in rd’s it 5 if - vials aves, Rua BEE. Beas. SAMUEL CBOSS, Secretary," - COAL AND WOOD. es ASSOCIATION, Philedelphia, Pa. —an Institution havivg a bi re) for honorable condact, Ass'n 2 BABLE BROTHERS, 4 E FASHIONABLE TAILORS, PRACTICAL TRUNKGER MANUFACTORY. CORNER ru AND D STREETS, md a ee ee Lp aicines used,anc | ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURE! Norioz—mr. Geo. ©. Tinie has uot nér ever | po laying on of hands, Taught by Mrs. J. TRUNES wallperaone sore gine will mae payment only | == REPAIRED AND COVERED. ae “oat market aE LEON a BOARDING. JAMES 8. TOPHAM & CU., - son = = | COUNTRY BOARD —sait water bathing, ove. | dARNSSS, SADDLE AND TRUNK MAND. t Bonds. x Address SAMUEL M. DUVALL, woo Re FACTORERS, a Depeile, Ma. : * iya0 6 Ho. 495 SEVENTH STERET, Butea ae rane ee and f rah, oF Next to Odd Fellows’ Hall, ‘The Northern Pacific Ratlroed Company having rganbe hag st Ho. pret, oppoaite Olty Hall'Square. I Goligntfal 8 end spyercisuetircbeers determined Scars adherens to py no Mabe Fae of T EBDW. OLARK. T. 5. ORO88J2 terest than farther issues bonds. - — povgutenw dander ipo cprogeipone yg ome T. EDW. CLARK & CO,, , or made receivable in soeueeg ee this issue are Lum v in constant and demand for this purpose, | DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, and will continue to be after the loan is closed—s MOULDINGS, ac., ac. iveneas eatment. ‘cbéth street The Com 90 miles os built and tne t 0. BUILDINGS, HOTELES AND FOR PUBLI! = PRIVATE RESIDE: TENTS FOR CAMP SEBNes FOR SALE OB YOAL, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ° ———— . : ol mperinnce of thirty yours in the, trate otenie WOOD, sawed hse ce ps j ~Aep hm ‘prices, and dealing. Riect, ani corner ih and 0 cose: wou; ‘Potomac ri - x COAL! WeeD: JOHNEON Wholesale and Retail Dealers in WOOD 4ND Coal. eg ae By J. &. BOGAN, Manufacturer, WNINGS, FOR PRIVATE RESIDENCES, HOTELS, PUBLIO BUILDINGS, MANUFACTURED BY M. G. COPELAND, 643 LOUISIANA AVENUB, aa MEETING TENTS aod FLAGS oe jarde—No, 029 ma Werisio nd, etee B. {foe of WOOD orros,