VOLUME YI. WASHINGTON CITY, D. €., JULY 2, 1876. NUMBER 18.

THE CAPITAL, —Five hundred Swedish and Norweigian Mor- Pittsburg. The city has been beaten out of lots Duquesne' once rose above the river's banks, LATEST BY TELEGRAPH. mons left Liverpool last Thursday for the Unitèd Qf money by them, and many prominent citizens thirty miles or so from Braddock's Fields, where States. The Utah plank of the Cincinnnti con- failed—to get rich—I suppdse, through them. PUBLISHED WEEKLY, the English fell into the French and Indian The Second of July Centennial Celebra- vention is supposed to be the attraction. IRON FRONTS AND NEWSPAPERS. ambuscade, and had a boy-and-the-frogs encoun- tion. BY THE It is a handsome village, though somewhat ter for a while. Beer-shops and bargemen's PHILADELPHIA, July 1.—The city is all excitement BEAUBY DOUGLAS IN PITTS- begrimed. The wooden pavement is a fearful boarding-houses now mark the memorial place. to-day, flags, banners and transparencies are flying Capital Publishing Company, fraud, and discounts the worst sections of the from every building in profusion, and the streets BURG. The penitentiary in Allegheny is one of the Washington dittoes; but the buildings are tall, finest arranged establishments of the sort in the are thronged with people. Independence Hall and 927 D street, Washington. D. 0. substantial and stately. The first iron front ever Square are the centers of attraction, where the cen- The American Birmingham—Pittsburg As It Is. world, I suppose. It has all the.benefits of the tennial anniversary of the resolution declaring the / PITTSBURG, PA., June 29, 1876. erected in America is on the Fifth avenue of contract and solitary system, and under the colonies free, passed by the Continental Congress this city, and it is an extetisive honor to its sec- SOM PIATT and 3. G. LOVEJOY Editors It was a ^rell-known individual of wicked kindly management of the teacher, Doctor Tre- July 2,1776, is being celebrated. Brooklyn who copyrighted the remark that tion. All the newspaper offices are on this ave- valli, the inmates have their old ideas taught to | {The ceremonies opened at 11 o'clock by the recep- tion of authors in the national museum, who had TEfOlS: $2.50 per year (including postage)2in Washington was hotter thanell, and if his testi- nue, and. it is remarkable the number and large shoot their wicked ways. When Dom Pedro advance. mony on the witness-stand was as truthful as his size of the journals supported by the metropolis visited the school-room he said in an undertone been invited to prepare a memoir of seme distin- CLUBS : Ten copies to one address, »20 in ad- guished person prominently identified with the testimony on the atmospheric pressure of the of Western Pennsylvania. I am most familiar to Trevalli," How sad it is that your politicians resolution and deposit them in the archives. The vance. with one copy free. Twenty copies to one with the Leader, which is 35 in advance, with one copy Tree. city of magnificent distances and munificent mud, do not graduate from penitentiaries like this; it authors were received by the ladies composing the one would be guaranteed in believing Beecher and holds the same position in Pittsburg as the would prevent the certainty of their ultimate board of managers of the national museum. After an exchange of courtisies, the guests were escorted CONTENTS OF INSIDE. to be. as pure as the driven—the landaulet- Star in Washington, both evening papers; though end-up in them!" to independence chamber and welcomed by the PACK 2.—A poem by "William Winter, entitled driven—snow. And that was the style of the the papers here publish more editions than those The iron-puddling factories here furnish an mayor. ' The Voice of the Silence," and Gossip by Roberts. weather in Washington when I left it for the in Washington, very often running up to five excellent training-place for sinners who believe PAGE 3.—Miscellany. smoke, soot and celeras of Pittsburg. Satan, and six " extras" an evening, and generally Colonel Frank M. Etting, chairman of the com- in a personal devil and despise Moncure Con- mittee on the restoration of Indpendence Hall, then PAGE 6.—New York Letter. with all his satellites and in his sulphurian counting three and four per day. way. There has been much trouble about the PAGE 7.—French Notabilities. addressed the assemblage, after which prayer abode, can scarcely discount it. The sun was The Sunday Leader is the only stable Sunday wages of the puddlers, strikes following strikes, was offered by Rev. William White Brown. Whit- hot, the pavements hotter and the atmosphere paper in Pittsburg; it is a large affair, and has but things have been equalized. tier's centennial hymn was then sung by a chorus of EVENTS. hottest. The shimmering vapor from the con- a genuine circulation of 23,000. But the religious The old saw is paraphrased, and it is settled fifty voices. Roll was called and the memoirs pre- crete streets joined with whatever breeze was stir- element is opposed to a Sunday journal, and that the price of the puddling is in the li'eating sented and laid on the table in the hall. This con- —Bishop Cummins of the Reformed Episcopal ring, and the two made a combination that ex- it affords fine opportunity for pulpit oratory. cluded the ceremonies and the company was escorted of it. to the stand in Independence square. About 3,000 •church died suddenly in Baltimore county last ceeds a sirocfrom Sahara in scorching concentra- The principle of the religions here is Hebrici- The suburbs of the city, as seen in East Lib- persons were upon tae stand and fully 5,000 in the week. In his last moments he urged the continu- tion and scatteration of heat. But, of course, cal; it objects, I suppose, to setting up type and erty, furnish a landscape kaleidoscope of won- sqnare dunng the ceremonies here, which were ance of the work he had commenced. Bishop Cum you know how it is yourselves, as Demosthenes laboring on the Sabbath (Saturday,) for the derful beauty. At every point new vistas rise opened by an address by John William Wallace, mins had before him in the old church a future said on the crown. warmest opponents of the Sunday edition are and fall in delightful multitude; wealth and president of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania. which would have satisfied the cravings of the NOT SO DIRTY, AFTER ALL. among the morning daiB'es, who do all their culture seem to have labored on natural beauty, Addresses were delivered by William O. McKean, of this city ; Hon. Leverett Salstonstall, of Massa- most ambitious churchman. All the temporal ben- Pittsburg isn't that way. After a ride of eleven Monday work on Sunday. Inconsistency, thou and the result is refreshing. No dust, no smoke, efits which the position of assistant bishoprick can hours over the Baltimore and Ohio railroad—a chusetts ; G-overner Henry Lippett, of Rhode art a paste diamond ! J» ; ' no soot, long lanes of tall, green trees, evenly- Island; ex-Governor Dix, of New York ; Hon. Ben- confer were bis, and in exchanging the certain- pleasant ride, as the sleepers are comfortable and The founder of the Sunday Leader was Mr. undulating lawns, well-kept orchards and ele-'jami n H. Brewster, of Philadelphia ; Hon. L. Q,. C. ties of his old position for the uncertainties of induce slumber—you strike along the suburbs, Pittock, well known in .^Washington, and uni- gant residences gem the scene on every side in Lamar, of Mississippi, and others. The exercises- the leadership of a reform church, he made those along an asphalt pavement, through lowering versally here. He began life young. At twelve ever-varying number. were interspersed with vocal and instrumental smoke and sooty fog, and are landed in the music, which was well* rendered. The ceremonies sacrifices which are the first proofs of a sincere years of age had the contract for delivering all BEER. heart and honest convictions. The movement depot at the bottom of the city about 7:30 a. m. were still in progress at this hour, (2:30 o'clock.) the New York dailies that arrived in Pittsburg; They have beer of all and the best sorts. The To-morrow special services appropriate to the occa- •on foot may or may not succeed, now that he is There is some disappointment in finding that combined that with the stationery business, and saloons here are made up magnificently. New sion will be held in the churches of all denomina- dead. If it does succced it will in all proba- Pittsburg isn't so dirty as it boasts of; not that when a mere boy was scooping in an income of York can show no finer samples of invigorating tions in this city. bility, at some future day, offer .an acceptable it is painfully clean—for under the circumstances forty or fifty dollars per week. He continued, establishments than Tivoli's or Troup's. Beer Carl Schurz and Governor Hayes. compromise to Methodism. Indeed, the two and soft coal it cannot do the chastity business and has Jjeen marvelously successful. is dispensed pretty generally for three cents a •churches seem to have a' natural attraction for under gauze drapery to much success—but the COLUMBUS, O., July 1.—Ex-Governor Noyes was Pittock has a peculiar custom of giving a glass, which puts the beverage that cheers, but in the city to-day, and on starting for Cincinnati was each other. The one is divorcing itself from its filth of the place, and the smutty appearance of grand New Year's blow-out to all the newsboys not inebriates, within the reach of the poorest accompanied by Governor Hayes. Here the two •original simplicity; the other is cutting up by the people, is more exaggerated than the wealth and bootblacks in Pittsbttrg. It is a stupendous on God's footstool. There is a monastery over governors incidentally met Carl Schurz, who was on the roots formalities and ritutlism foreign to the of the Black Hills. job. The boys starve themselves for a couple of on the moUntains, where a peculiarly excellent his way to St. Louis. Governor Hayes had a quarter genius of any purely American church. I have seen more dirty shirts in Congress than days before the occasion, to do justice to the quality of lager is brewed, and the advantage of of an hour's conversation with Mr. Schurz. Ex. there are in Pittsburg; and Congress is much drinking this is that one contributes to religion, Governor Noyes was heard to remark that Schurz —Not the least notable feature of the St. programme, and it is ascertained that during would be all right, but it is known that the observa- more smutty. gets an invoice of beer and a surplus of theology Louis convention was the recognition of the Christmas week every little gamin in town sud- tion was not based on anything that passed during for one and the same price. Liberal reduction Third-Estate in tbe -selectiaDkJif JJr. .JJJatteraon GRAPHICALLY AND GEOGRAPHICALLY. denly adopts one or other of the professions. the brief conversation this evening. to regular customers. •of the Courier-Journal as the temporary chair- - - iPhe-eiby-propet-is^iiuated in_aJioJlaw between They Are fearful ...cc.erjgv The progprtion was Governor Hayes and ex-Governor Noyes wil 1 man. Classically we hold Homer greater'-than tall hills that would be called mountains by a weighed last year, and it was shown thaffour" John WeMrer has a fac simile of himself in leave for Philadelphia to-night, from Columbus and more enthusiastic community, and lies in the pounds was masticated on an average by each the beer business here, Roth, who is better Cincinnati, respectively, to attend a meeting of the Achiiles, with all of that warrior's wrath super- Ohio board of centennial managers, of which they added. Newspaper men have made and unmade loins, of the Allegheny and Monongahela rivers. young one. looking than John was, and proposes to wrestle At the south point of Pittsburg the former are members. more political heroes than poets ever dreamed The leader of the newsboys is a little chap THE GR-IECO ROMAN, stream goes off to meet Bill Allen and soft Ratification. of; they are respected, abused and feared ; they named Reddy, an ungodly little cuss beginning Heygster, who is doing that business here. You COLUMBUS,. July 1.—The nominations of Tilden have always been acknowledged as constituting money, and is merged in the Ohio; the Monon- to grow vicious, altogether unlike Washington's all recollect Heygster. He ran an establishment gahela takes a southern departure and dwindles and Hendricks were celebrated here to night by the court of appeals of public opinion, but they " Fit'z." But he is one of the cleverest little on Eleventh street, and was as first-class a fraud firing of one hundred guns, a profuse display of into a contracted stream, whose meanderings have seldom enjoyed the fruits of their labor chaps on end, and wickedly apt at repartee. as ever imposed on the public! He is of a pyrotechnics and a large ratification meeting. J make geographers insane, and whose name is so and worth by elevation to position either con- When Harrigan & Hart came down to Pittsburg medium height, extremely broad and excessive- G. Thompson read dispatches from distinguished complicated that if I were to impose if upon ventional or national. When the St. Louis con- last winter with their gang of charity boys ly fat. He sets himself up for an athlete. He Democrats. Senator Thurman says in his telegram your composing-room the foreman would meet that the ticket is a strong one, and if every Demo- vention organized with Mr. Watterson in the who do the " Patrick's Day Parade," one of the advertised to pull on a horizontal apparatus crat does his duly it will be elected. chair, it paid a long-delayed tribute to a shrine me with a mob in the depot on my return. little cubs, sniffing the soot about Union depot, against a span of dray horses in Washington George H. Pendleton telegraphed simply that he at which so many men are deified as well as sac- On the southern banks of the rivers are towns twisted hi-i pug-nasal organ a still more pug- a couple of years ago and failed. At the first was confined to his room and could not attend. Gen. rificed. The manner of Mr. Patterson's pre- composed of manufactories that belch out so gish and sneered: " Well, this is a h—1 of a movement the horses jerked him up off the G. W. Morgan, one of the leaders of the Allen and •siding was graceful and efficient, his address much smoke with so much noise that the Man town." Reddy, with local patriotism, retorted : horizontals and landed him on his broadest por- greenback forees in the Ohio convention, telegraphs was pregnant with good sense and good advice, in the Moon, when he gets opposite them, lifts "If yer don't like this town yer'd better go tion—where his brains have gotten by some ac- his adhesion to Tilden and Hendricks on the ground of reform, and says that they must be elected. The free from rhetorical superfluity. We regard bis umbrella in preparation fora thunder shower. back.to the poor-house yer come from !" Not cident—with more violence than grace. When the compliment as due to the merits of a bril- meeting was addressed by Congressman Walling Allegheny City is on the western side of the bad that. he was picked up a second trial was suggested. and several local speakers. liant and successful editor. ~ river of that name, and is cleaner than Pittsburg. THEATERS . "Not much, py tam, no more ofer again!" It is noted for its beer garden and penitentiary; The theaters in this city are of a sort designed spluttered the " athlete," as he limped off the Base Ball. —The testimony of the witnesses examined for further particulars purchase small geo- CHICAGO, July 1 —Chicago, IS; Athletic, 10. to strike the Washington visitor $ith unquali- grounds. CiNCiNNaTi, July 1.—A game of base ball between last week in the Milwaukee whisky cases ac- graphies. fied and admiration-producing astonishment. I He is now on the Grajco Roman athlete here. quitted ex-Senator Carpenter of complicity. Al- the Cincinnati and Hartford was interrupted at the To see the city in a correct light, that is, in its went into the Fifth Avenue Opera House. The He has been defeated elsewhere in every at- end of the fourth inning by rain; the Hartford had though the ex-legislator is neither grave nor proper shade, one must get to the top of Coal entrance is a manner of lobby or pavilion, flag- tempt, and will continue in the same exhila- two and the Cincinnati one. reserved, although he is considerable of a Hill on the southern side. This operation is paved, seventy feet long and wide enough t* rating style. LOUISVILLE, July 1.—Boston, 10; Louisville, 2. b'hoy," although he wears a white crav&t and ST. LOUIS, MO., July 1.—A game to-day between performed in an up-grade «railroad cab, which drive a couple of double-breast teams. The stage He owes THE CAPITAL fifteen dollars (§15) for antagonizes a comb and brush, he has never slides heavenward at an angle of sixty degrees the Browns and Mutuals was interrupted by a is a large double stage ; one of the few in the advertisements, and if he doesn't pan out he'll heavy rain when four and a half innings had been shown indications of the prevailing weakness— • for six hundred and forty feet, all for the small country. The auditorium is about two and a be wrestled pretty lively the next time he's bribery and corruption; and it is very gratifying figure of six cents, and it will leave you up there played, and it goes for naught. The score stood five half times as large as the National, exquisitely caught in Washington. to nothing in favor of the Mutuals. to find a man so careless about many things so for nothing if you like. appointed, and the private boxes, of which there DOUGLAS. careful of every day honesty. I ascended the Pittsburg Mont Noir in com- The House Murder. are three tiers, gorgeously gotten up. The foot- NEW YORK, July 1.—House, the divorce lawyer, —The doctrine of turning one cheek after hav- pany with John Pittock and George Wardman, lights and chandeliers are lighted by electricity. who was killed by his mistress near Trenton, in WHILE sympathizing with our readers at the ing been slapped on the other is practiced by noble journalists, feeling that I wouldn't be dis- The escape arrangements are so comeplete that this State, had resided in this city for about eight- non-arrival of a promised letter from St. Louis two characters only—the Unadulterated prize- appointed, although going upwards, at not strik- the largest audience can be conveniently let out een years. The kind of law practice he was en- in time for publication, we beg to extend our fighter and the unadulterated christian. What ing heaven in such company. It isn't the sort in six minutes. And the stock company is not gaged in was cheap divorce, and it is alleged that thanks and apologies to the graceful writer. the latter does from piety the former d oes from of mob to play Enoeh, the physically transmi- composed of sticks. he was implicated in many very questionable trans- policy; for to be stricken too often in the same grated, with too much success. actions of this nature. Hundreds of people of both Mr. Crompton, the stage manager, and a very sexes were constantly flocking to obtain relief from PITTSBURG SEEN PROPERLY. s place is demoralizing. The Hon. John Morrissev clever actor, was astonished when I told him we Wraith Without Its Anxieties. the chains of matrimony. at St. Louis exhibited a happy combination of the Standing on the top of Coal Hill—or sitting had no such theater in Washington, (we haven't, [St. Louis Republican.) Foreign News. two motives. Impelled by a spirit of forgive- down if you prefer it, there's lots of room—one haye we?) and I was astonished at his astonish- The newsboys who gather about in the afternoon ness and a sense of business, he supported sees Pittsburg and its envirous as they are, and awaiting the publication hour of the Eoening Repub'- LONDON, July 1.—A special dispatch from Vienna ment. to the Standard says Prince Milan in his proclama- Governor Tilden. one is awed by the sight. Here it was that lican either fairly roll in wealth or their conversation Library Hall is quite as fine as the Opera is to some extent imaginative. Said one of them to tion says Turkey has provoked war by not satisfying James Parton, (the son of a—deceased wife,) stood House and has three galleries, which fact must Bosnia and by threatening Servia. We enter Bosnia in —The Vermont Republicans last Wednesday another: and gazed by nighttime upon the steaming, afford a fine sale for peanuts. the cause of humanity and nationality, and to es- nominated Horace Fairbanks for governor. "Billy, did yer buy that $50 plaid summer suit I screaming flame-capped world of manufactures MISS EFFIE ELLSLER. seed yer lookin' at in a winder Saturday ?" tablish peace without offending Turkey's integrity. Fairbanks is a good name for a justice of the below, and beholding therein a prescience of his The most eminent production-of Pittsburg for "No, Blinkey, I didn't take it in. Their wnz only The proclamation mentions Austria thankfully for her effort to protect the christians. peace, because Fairbanks holds the scales In this future eternal abode, climbed off and abused years is this very pretty and marvelously clever one watch-pocket in the trowsis an' a alius carries •country; but we suppose any Republican by Pittsburg by describing it as " hell with the lid two tickers, one ter c'rect t'other by." Robert Buchanan, the poet, sued Mr. Taylor, actress, who has been carrying away all that member of Parliament for Leicester, the proprietor that name could be nominated for anything in off." They don't like him a bit for it either up Western country, as far up as Milwaukee, with " But yer ain't goin' ter wear yer army britches all summer, be yer, 'specially when yer go drivin' out of the Examiner, for $25.000 for libels contained in the Gr^ffn Mountain State, and be elected too. here, and their only regret was when the news enthusiasm for her beauty as a girl and marvel- the Examinsr's reviews,and for. letters from Alger- The best things that ever came out of Vermont of his marriage to his stepdaughter came down, evenin's?" ous power as an actress. Miss Ellsler is a daugh- "No, Blinkey, my dear, I ain't," was Billy's grave non Swinburne, the poet, elicited by Buchanan's were Ethan Allen and Senator Edmunds—in that he hadn't, a mother-in-law conveniently ter of John Ellsler, well known as a Cleveland reply, "butdon't yer worry about me. It's silk nn- criticisms of Swinburne and others under the desig- sending them the State exhausted itself. about at the time to wed with. and Pittsburg theatrical manager. It was in his dercloz as preserves ray precious health. Silk's the nation of the " Fleshy School." The jury awarded Cleveland House that Clara Morris first trod the thing, BInkey!" Mr. Buchanan $750 damages. —In the Louisiana Republican-convention last Pittsburg, as seen from Coal Hill, is a dim, Mr. Lewis, member of Parliament for London- week a majority report on credentials hostile to dusty, underground mass of begrimed brick stage in her march toward the fame her power derry, has obtained a rule absolutely for a criminal the Packard faction was adopted, to the sur- and mortar, topped over with a tangible, dense has since guaranteed. A Horrible Suggestion. information for libel against the publishers of the prise of Mr. P.'s friends, and Mr. Stamps, cloud of drab vapor, and the mantle interspersed Miss Ellsler is qifite a girl, scarcely eighteen, [Brooklyn Argus] Wo/rld in consequence of a series of attacks suggest, one of his supporters, was kicked from thickly with wind-blown, long, lazy, spiral but by the rare largess of nature, adapted and They had a small back room on the eighth story ing that Mr. Lewis was engaged in nefarious prac- of a Philadelphia hotel, and about two o'clock in the stage into the orchestra, showing that columns of milk-hued smoke, loafing along developed by careful art and study, begins tices in organizing and maintaining sham compa- the morning the great poet awoke and, punching his nies. minorities have no rights that majorities are through its universal dusky relative from the already to achieve that national reputation des- wife in the back, pathetically exclaimed : Sir Charles Russell, baronet, member of Parlia- bound to respect. myriad chimneys attached to the ten thousand tined to be supremely hers in future years. " Clotilda, darling, I'm troubled by the demon of ment for Westminister, has obtained a rule for a steam engines of the town. You can judge of her success when you under- unrest." —The Charleston, S. C., soldiers and citizens criminal information for libel against the publishers It is only an indistinct, twilight sort of view, stand that in one week, and playing against a " Sidney Lanier," she nervously replied, "get up of the Hour on account of the publication of certain gave a warm and. patriotic reception last week to but it is the best that can be obtained, and what strong New York company, the receipts at the and strike a light this instant; perhaps it's bags." articles in that paper charging him with financial the Boston light infantry and the Old Guard of cannot be seen is easily imagined, much more theater where she was the attracting star were legerdemain in connection with the Peruvian bonds. New York. To those whose'love of country and easily in fact. $4,500. SAYS a Frenchman who has lived in America for In botlv the latter cases the prosecution undertook constitution is centered in " the flag," it may be some years: " When they build a railroad, the first to carry the cases to their legitimate result, the This talk of Pittsburg's depression of busi- Young, pleasant and talented, she wins by her gratifying to know that the stars and stripes thing they do is to break ground. This is done with chief justice having notified them that the use of ness is all decorated rot. At any rate it strikes grace and graciousness of disposition, that affec- were carried and displayed everywhere by " ex- great ceremony. Then they break the stockholders. the court's process will no longer be nermitted for one as such who comes from the phlegmatic tion and esteem in personal life that mellows This is done without ceremony." obtaining explanation and apology, ? rebels." South. There are the mills and manufactories, sweetly the admiration she compels and retains PARIS July 1.—La Temps has a telegraph dispatch , —The ex-extradition treaty continues to bear there are.the noises and the flames, there is the when living so realistic her stage impersonations. MANY a man who would roll up his eyes in terror from Vienna which says the Servians crossed the bustle and the rush, and factories that furnish at the idea of stealing a nickle, will swoop down on frontier on Friday. appropriate fruits. Wm. E. Gray, the New THE SUBURBS. a silk umbrella worth ten dollars, and march of with work each for from thirty to three thousand EMS, July 1.—The Emperor William leaves here to York forger, was discharged last Tuesday. We I drove around in the elegant barouche be- his lips moving peacefully, as if in prayer. visit the Czar at Jugenheim to-morrow. suppose that the American criminal? in London hands are not appendants to a dead city by a longing to the Leader office—they do things id PERHAPS if Mr. Blaine hadn't called Mr. Conkling will form a sort of a literary club, all being dam s 1 nay, by an entire water-work's— style here—on Thursday, taking in the entire 4> THE Prince of Wales is losing the use of. one of his «killed in the use of the pen. height. They have very fine water-works in a turkey-gobbler" ten years ago these things legs, and the Detroit Free Press wants LyctlaThomp- city and its suburbs. At South Point Fort wouldn't have bsen th ws,—Springfield Republican. son to loan him one of hers THE CAPITAL.---JULY 2, 1876 7

THE VOICE OF THE SILENCE. GOSSIP BY ROBERTS. exposure simply because he did not come in DRY GOODS. SHIBTS. Well, the Democratic agony is over, and Hen- for a share of the spoils. I find, however, and A Poem for the Patriot Soldiers of the Army dricks, who said he wouldn't accept, finally con-not entirely from his own representing, that he of the Potomac. cluded he would, and Tilden, who said frankly was a good and faithful soldier, who, though a DRY GOODS. TAYLOR & HUFTY, PHILADELPHIA, JUNE 6, 1876. from the first that he would, has been rewarded young man, rose rapidly, by good fighting, in by success, and I look confidently to see him in his profession. He saw and knew a little too Bright on the sparkling sward, this day. the presidential chair, (I suppose there is a chair much, and charges were preferred against him ; R The youthful Summer gleams; he was hastily tried and dismissed, and was CENTENNIAL SUMMER. The roses in the south wind play: devot&I to the Administration.) The truly loyal The slumberous woodland dreams : have got the poetical ticket, and all aspiring without redress. He then turned his attention 933 Pennsylvania Avenue, In golden light, 'neath clouds of fleece. to the enemy, though not in service, and routed Mid bird-songs wild and free, youths can write campaign ditties with a perfect them in the way the whole country is aware of. The blue Potomac flowa, in peace, Bafety as to rhymes, while I don't think even Y AT OUR NEW STORE, Down to the peaceful sea. Tucker Blake or Doctor Pope could do anything He also went to work quietly to have the charges with Tilden or Hendricks; thelatter's name is erased and be reinstated, and has every chance of (Formerly occupied by Yates & Mitcfieil,) No echo from the stormy past Alarms the placid vale— simply enough to give one softening of the brain success. I saw a letter from General Hazen, We are Daily receiving the Latest,Novelties in HAVE REDUCED THE ¡PR] G SS OF THEIR Nor cannon-roar, nor trumpet blast. to undertake a rhyme. But in the long rue of one of our most distinguished generals, the other Nor shattered soldier's wail. There's nothing left to mark the strife, life or politics it is better to be matter-of-fact than day, warmly congratulating-Colonel Armes on G The triumph, or the pain, the report of the committee looking into his af- Where Nature to her general life poetical or fooletical. It is very amusing to an FOREIGN AND BOMESTIC MY GOODS Takes back our lives again. outsider like myself (for I am not a woman to fairs. As I once aired an adverse opinion on be satisfied with "ten minutes" or want a plank Armes in these columns, I am glad to do him CELEBRATED For Summer Wear. Yet, In your vision, evermore, in any political platform) to see how.completely what justice I can in the same way. 0 Beneath affrighted skies, I am afraid my Democratic friends in the Cave Our assortment is Large, Choice and Varied, With crash of sound, with reek of gore, want of success kills a man, A few days ago a and at prices that compare with New York rates. The martial pageants rise: number of people and newspapers were howling of the Winds are going to hurt themselves in We invite an inspection of our elegant line. Audacious banners rend the air, Dark steeds ol battle neigh. through the land for Blaine. The truly loyal their excessive efforts to retrench. Cutting Summer Silks in Checks, Stripes and Plaids. And frantic through the sulphurous glare Grenadines in Black, and all the new shades in preBS said, "Yes. Hayes is a very nice man, down appropriations indiscriminately is not al- Stripes and Plaids. Raves on the crimson fray ! ways true economy. That many portions of the Brocade Grenadines in all the New Colors. but 1 here followed a long article proving Black Silks in Taffeta and Gros Grains of all Government can, and ought to be run with less celebrated makes. Not time nor chance nor change can drown that Hayes might have very good qualities, but Jaconets and Organdie Lawns, new styles. Your memories proud and high, Blaine was far superior. Even the author of money is true, but the innocent should not Toile Nets and Linen Batiste, new styles, for Nor pluck your star of greatness down suffer with the guilty. In some bureaus the Overdresses. From glory's deathless sky! the "Essay on Man" slopped over into poetry | Navy Blue and Brown Foulards in Plains and Foreverroore your fame shall bide— business has so increased that more desks are ab- ¡Stripes. . SHIRTS on " Jamie " with an idiocy that no one would All Wool Debages in Plain and Stripes. Your valor tried and true; solutely necessary, and if a reduction is made in Llama Lace Sacques and Shawls Of most ex- And that which makes your oountry's pride have attributed to a maker of pills and watery quisite Patterns and the latest shapes. May well be pride to you! messeB. One paper here, hanging on by its eye- them it will seriously hamper the interests of ; White Goods of every description. I Best Assortment of Fine Hosiery in the city. lids for some time, went in body and soul for the Government. The members of the Cave | Ladies and Misses' Summer Underwear ia AS FOLLOWS : Forever through the soldier's thought Jamie, thinking he was the winning card—a should think twice before they cut down the pay great variety. The soldier's life returns— j Sun Umbrellas, Newest Style Handles. of men who have hard work to live on their Kid Gloves. Or where the trampled llelds are fought, little " consideration " turning its thoughts that Ladles Linen Suits, Beautifully Embroidered Or where the camp-fire burns. present salaries; men of brains, who, as a gene- •and of the Latest Patterns. For him the pomp of morning brings way—and pitched into every one that dared to QUALITY No. 1, $24, FORMERLY S30„ A thrill none else can know : suggest any other. Now it and every one is ral thing, are the men who furnish the informa- W0LF0RD & SHILBERG, For him night waves her sable wings tion and statistics that form the basis of the great O'er many a nameless woe. ready to Bwear that they never thought of any 817 MARKET SPACE, QUALITY No. 2, $33, FORMERLY $36.. one but Hayes. Poor Blaine is left to get well speeches delivered in the Cave. It will throw junll-tf8 Third Door from Ninth street. the best men out of office, for their services are How often, face to face with death, or die, as he likes. A little notice in an obscure In stern suspense he stood, part of a paper announces that Mr. Blaine left more valuable elsewhere; and though "econ- QUALITY No. 3, $39, FORMERLY $42. While bird and insect held their breath JOHN H. KENNY.- Within the ambushed wood I by special train. omy " is a good thing for those on whom it is Again he £ees the silent hills. not to be practiced and a first-class campaign pass- QUALITY No. 4, $42, FORMERLY $48, With danger's menace grim; A defeated candidate or nominee for the presi- Late Lace Buyer for A. T. Stewart And darkly all the shuddering rills . dency is a mute sermon on the world at large. word, still, like seeds, it may be run into the Run red with blood, for him. & Co., New York, While one is on the high tide of prosperity and ground. TAYLOR & HUFTY, success every one's cap is in the air for them, ROBERTS. Has opened a new stock of For him the cruel sun of noon Glares on a bristling plain; and the world bows low before them ; but they Laces, Embroideries and Paris For him the cold, disdainful moon -will drop him as quick, and forget all about him Edward H. Knight. 933 Pennsylvania Avenue, Lights meadows rough with slain. To the Editor of THE CAPITAL. There's death in every sight he sees. in five minutes, if any one else looms up on the m ay 7-3m 08 In every sound he hears; In your last issue a correspondent criticises the Novelties, And sunset hush and evening breeze successful road. official status and functions of Mr. Edward H. LADIES' GOODS, At very attractive prices. Are sad with prisoned tears. We shall now, for the next four months, be Knight to the United States Government. He says regaled, through our favorite newspapers, with that Mr. Knight holds the office and draws the pay ^15 Pennsylvania avcnne, between Ninth Again, worn out in midnight march, sketches, anecdotes and reminiscences of the ($2,500 per year) of an examiner in the Patent Office and Tenth streets. He sinks beside the track; 715 GEEAT EIMCTM 715 nominees. We shall be informed how Hayes in while he does not perform the duty of an examiner. je25*4t5 Again, beneath the lonely arch, So far as that statement goes it seems to be true, His dreams of home comb back : IN early infancy, between the intervals of colic and and the fact is a fraud upon the legislative power. In morning wind the roses shake KER & GREEN, LADIES' READY-MADE SUITS, Aroand his cottage door, catnip tea, dilated on the great power of the Ke- If Congress was aware of that fact undoubtedly no V And little feet of children make publican party and its great aptitude to accumu- further appropriation would be made for his salary. OVERSKIRTS AND BASQUES, Their music on the floor. late and lay by for the rainy day, i. e„ the day Indeed if the attention of the Secretary of the In- Hatters and Furriers, AND LADIES' UNDERWEAR» IX. of being unnecessarily found out. We shall be terior were called to the matter by some senator, it The tones that nevermore on earth is probable that no further life would be given to PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS AT HALF- 1419 above Can bid his pulses leap, told that Tilden cut his teeth on the Albany Ar- the cheat. The credit of inventing the position and Ring out again, in careless mirth. gus, and at the youthful age of three years de- PRICE. Across the vales of sleep; salary for Mr. Knight is solely due to the late Leg- Pennsylvania Willard'«* And where, in horrent splendor, roll livered a fine spgech on political economy. It is gett dynasty—which seems to have had a patent for FLOWERS, HATS, RIBBONS ."AND MILLINER'S The waves of Tict'ry's tide, devising such avenue Hotel. The chosen comrades of his soul wonderful to find, when a man is a nominee for * GOODS LESS THAN COST. Are glorious at his side! the malarial White House, what â concentration " Ways that are dark and tricks that are vain." JUST RECEIVED— of wit, wisdom and every other desirable quality Mr. Knight Is not to blame for being born an Eng- SlnULJTB ims.es« JHE szm All the leading Ustyle s of Cassimere Dress Hats. A large assortment of HAMBURG EDGES and ECRU Forget! the arm may lose its might. he is. The very day he proposed to his wife lishman. It is said, however, that he has been Various kinds of Straw Hats, Genuine Mackinaw, The tired heart beat low, naturalized. Possibly it might please some persons Milan Braid, Leghorn, &c. will be imagined^and regaled ; so we may resign Hair Cloth and English Linen Hats. LACES selling at reduced price. The sun from heaven blot out his light. better if he were a native American. If what your The west wind cease to blow ; ourselves to all that sort of thing from gushing American and English Silk Alpaca and Gingham CORSETS AND EI® GLOVES IN GREAT But, while one spark of life is warm correspondent says is true about Mr. Knight's receiv- Umbrellas. Ladies Parasols and Sun Umbrellas. Within this mold of clay, writers for the next four months. ing two other salaries, in addition to his Government Umbrellas and Parasols covered and repaired in the VARIETY. His soul will revel in the storm salary of $2,500, it is simply an outrage. Mr. Chan- best manner. oc24-ly Of that tremendous day. The Government clerks have been shaking in HUMAN HAIR VERY LOW AT their shoes for some weeks. The Ides of March dler has acquired the well-deserved credit of being XI. for them, the first of July, approacheth. Fourth a reform Secretary since he has been at the head of ALES, MINERAL WATERS, ET0. On mountain slope, in lonely glen. the Interior Department. And I predict that it will S. HELLER'S, By Fate's divine command, of July, our national day of idiocy or patriotism, appear that the Secretary is not knowingly a party The blood of those devoted men 6© jeis-tf3 715 MARKET SPACE. Has sanctified this land! has for them a great degree of mental torture. to such a transaction. It is not true that Mr. »3 The funeral moss—but not in grief- They do not know what to promise the little Knight's son-in-law, Mr. C. D. Campbell, is still Waves o'er their hallowed rest ; O O JUST RECEIVED And not in grief the laurel leaf Jacks and Johns who cluster around their knees under the pay of the Patent Office. He resigned his •tí Dr ops on the hero's breast! position as first assistant examiner in the Patent a week beforehand to know what they are to 2 FRENCH CHIP Office a long time since. If Mr. Knight's son and XII. have for the glorious Fourth ; for they are well Tears for the living, when God's gift— brother are employed at the Centennial, it does not CAVALIER'S PAMELAS (The friend of man to be)— aware that on that day they may not be an seem that they are paid out of the funds of the Wastes, like the shattered spars that drift attaché of Uncle Sam, as the Government has a Patent Office. cl AND Upon the unknown sea! frisky way of kicking people out then, and hd ¡p Tears for the wreck who sinks at last, Your correspondent says that Mr. Knight employs g I H- ta OTHER DESIRABLE SHAPES. No deed of valor done; " reducing the force," and then filling up the his time atthe Centennial in gettingup a "Mechani- m But no tears for the soul that past, Sä a vacancies as soon as possible or convenient. cal Expositor"—whatever that may mean. That !z¡ o ALSO A NEW ASSORTMENT OE When honor's fight was won! a z w And yet the life of a Government clerk is thought has been so reported in the Patent Office, and seems % i. Traveling and Shade Hats, to be founded in truth. He takes the hand of Heavenly Fate by some to be the acme of human happiness. In ? 3 O FINE FLOWERS, FEATHERS, SILKS, RIBBONS, JtC... I inquired of Judge Daell, Commissioner of d Cl Who lives and dies for truth! a country like ours, where a man's ability weighs e o o > Special attention given to prders. For him the holy angels wait, Patents, if Mr. Knight was getting up such a work ^ s In realms of endless youth! nothing in a political pressure, a Government for the Government, and he replied that he had no o o MBS. J. F. PALMER, The grass upon his grave is green S R* ci a clerk may be supposed to be constantly sitting knowledge of such a fact. Hence it would seem to CO m No. 1109 F street, between Eleventh and' Wi th everlasting bloom; p g. «s O 30 Twelfth. And love and blessings make the sheen be a private matter, except that it is made while Mr. on the ragged edge of expectant dismissal. New £ o ap2-ly5 Of glory round his tomb 1, . men are crammed into responsible positions, Knight is under pay of the United States as an ex- ta O» 3 o . S the help and ideas 'of those under them, and CD p S" 3» O The c ause they died to save ary" has been made. Two volumes have already Plants an eternal corner-stone •ö p !z¡ when they do understand the routine and busi- been published and sold by J. B. Ford & Co., (now > •Ö ¡=s œ Upon the martyr's grave: CD CLI 523 NINTH STREET, (St. Cloud Building,)., And, safe from all the ills we pass, neês of the office, they also begin to understand dead of a disease called " Beecherism.") I have I-Í O s* m m Their sleep is sweet and low, that the information they have gained is worth bought and paid eight dollars per volume fjr thes> o tí * t— Neath requiems of the murmuring grass S o Will be in constant receipt of all the And dirges of the snow. more to them outside, and having only dollars two volumes of Ford & Co. The third volume is in • ¡35 CO H course of preparation. You are told in the Patent "O PS F o m and cents in view, not the welfare of their much- ¡z H NEWEST DESIGNS IN IMPORTED BONNETS,. Office that this Dictionary was got up " under the H •Ö That sunset wafts its holiest kiss " beloved Government, they resign and commence w m auspices of the Patent Office." And that seems also Ü UMTRIMMED STRAWS AND CHIPS, Through evening's gathering shades. business for themselves, having been paid well Cu 30 That beauty breaks the heart with bliss to be quite true, although entirely a private affair, O The hour before it fades, by our national uncle while serving their ap- the profits going entirely to Mr. Knight and Ford & CD N FLOWERS, LACES, & ». That music seems to merge with heaven CD prenticeship. Co. » SO Just when its echo dies, FOR THE SPRING AND SUMMER. Is Nature's sacred promise given The different bureaus of the Interior Depart- There are several other stupendous frauds in- m Of life beyond the skies ! m ments are noticeable instances of this. In one of herited from the ring reign of the Leggett monarchy, 30 The ladies of Washington and vicinlt y are requested. xv?. which are aching to be investigated. Most respect- Mourn not! in life and death they teach them, when a clerk takes down his hat in the fully is the attention of Hon. Zachariah Chandler, to call and examine before purchasing. aprS-lyS This thought—this truth—sublime ; evening he does not know who will be his Secretary of the Department of the Interior, called MISCELLANEOUS. There's no man free, except he reach " chief" in the morning. to this bonanza. Beyond the verge of time! JOSEPH BOSS, BARGAINS ! So, be ckoning up the starry slope Lately the Administration, whom no one is They bid our souls to live ; FOB SALE OR RENT. 431 Ninth street, between D BARGAINS ! ! And, flooding all the world with hope, ever sure what he is going to do next, appointed E northwest, Have taught us to forgive. In order to reduce our large stock of HATS we offer a man as commissionèr of the land office whose many inducements. PRACTICAL" TRUSS-MAKER, Imitation CHIP HATS from 75c. to $1.25. . XVII. chief qualifications for the office were that he ran Shade and Traveling HATS, 60c. No soldier spurns a fallen foe 1 O JEl S A. L E. SOLE AGENT FOB THE French CHIP HATS, $1.50 up. No hate of human-kind twice for Congress in his own district and was FANS—the hest assortment in the city—from 5c. up. Can darken down the generous glow defeated, but who was a particular pet of the DISTRICT OP COLUMBIA FOR THE BEST ELAS- KID GLOVES—2, 3, 4, and 6-buttons, in all the fash-- That flres the patriot mind! TIC TRUSS, WITHOUT METAL SPIRNGS. ion able tints. But Love shall make the vanquished strong, Administration. In that same office is a man, l Black French LACES for trimming purposes, very- Patented 1173. Manufactured by the Pomeroy Truss cheap. And Justice lift their ban- U. J. Baxter, who has been there for ten years Company, 746 Broadway, New York. Where right no more can bend to wrong A FIRST-CLASS STATIONERY AND A complete assortment of Hard Rubber and all other Nor man be slave to man. and over, who has the rulings and routine of the kinds or Trusses, Elastic Silk Stockings, Shoulder MRS. M. J. HUNT. office at his finger ends, who has been made Braces, Supporters, &c., constantly on hand. xvin. Ladles will be waited upon by Mrs. Ross. mar26-tf5 621 and 623 D street. So from their quiet graves they speak, chief clerk and lately acting commissioner. He BOOK STORE. je?S-Iy2 So speaks that quiet scene— Where now the violet blossoms meek. had every ability for the position, and was de- CflEAP LUMBER. MERCHANT TAILORING, ET0. And all the fields are green. sired by every employé in the office, and was There wood and stream and flower and bird DOING A FLOURISHING BUSINESS. Having a large stock of SPRUCE LUMBER, we have even selected for the position by old Zack him- concludéd to sell at the following reduced prices. This A pure content declare'; Lumber is water-seasoned, and of the very best quality: D. JOSHES, And where the voice of war was heard self; but the Administration, with that same 2x3,2x4 and 3x4, any length, $15 per thousand ; Inquire at R Is heard the voice of prayer. 1x6,16-feet rails,$15 per thousand ;• J3L"II JB.

Pocket Money. They avoid speaking on the subject before them, high. Upon examining them I could not persuade GROCERIES- GE00EEIES. which is generally a great mistake. Young men are [From ihe Saturday Review ] myself that any human being without boots or often extravagant entirely from ignorance of the shoes would under any circumstances attempt to The man -who'defined happiness as "having a value of money. They get into debt before they are pass over so dangerous a collection of the most effi N.T.METZGER & BRO., nominal income of five thousand a year and a real THE AMERICAN COFFEE COMPANY, aware of it, and have not moral courage to take ciently armed plants I had ever seen. Behind these 417 Seventh street northwest, one of ten" merely meant that he liked to have means to extricate themselves. They treat the al- piles already mentioned were large pens at the dis- JV. JF. Cor. Thirteenth and FSts. plenty of pocket money. He had made the discov lowance. which their father intends to cover all ex- tance of 300 yards, feuced with piles seven feet high, DEALERS IN FINE FAMILY GRO- ery that it is not in the spending of an income, how- penses entirely as pocket money, with painful results thickly matted together with strong reeds. In- CERIES. ever handsome, that real enjoyment is to be found, to]all parties concerned. closed within were several hundred slaves belong- but in the possession of a large percentage over and The enthusiastic affection displayed towards pat- ing to the king." The Amazons appear on the scene, CLARET. above the fixed scale of yearly expenses. A shop- tern old bachelors and fairy godmothers of the ap- halt with shouldered arms 200 yards from the COFFEES : keeper with a steady increasing trade may have more proved type is mainly, we fear, owing to the cqm- prickly fortress, and then the word is given. "A CLARET. FINEST OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE, GEN- use of hi& money than some of his customers who are UINE MOCHA COFFEE, MARICA1BO mand of pocket money which they take care to have. rush was made toward the pile with a speed beyond CLARET. COFFEE, RIO COFFEE, twenty times as rich. Oar poor seem to imagine But without it they- could not fill their places to conception, and in less than one minute the whole Freshly roasted or green, at reduced prices. that all lords go about with their purses full of bank their own or any one else's satisfaction. The happi- body had passed over this immense"pile and had St. Margeaux. notes of large amrfnnt, with which they could light ness that they are able to give keeps them young;, taken the supposed town." It places the gallantry St. Julien. TEAS: their cigars if it so pleased them, without suffering St. Estephe. "We have a very large and carefully selected stock of and planning surprise gifts fills up many a lonely of the traveler in a very favorable light to be able to Teas, comprising thè verv finest GUNPOWDER, IM- even temporary inconvenience. They would not hour. What glorious visits to the pantomime and add that when the proud potentate asked whether Medoe. PERIAL, JAPANESE AND OOLONG. give credence to such a fact as that some time ago; the circus, the Crystal Palace or the seaside the he thought the same number of English women St. Emillion. when one of our most wealthy young noblemen came youngsters extract from their magic purses ! What could do the same, he replied that the ladies of Eng- TABLE LUXURIES: of age after a long minority he felt almost like a Christmas trees and rocking-horses, kites and canary land were not soldiers, but that many of them had PRICES TO SUIT ALL, Such as younger son. The vast accumulations of the estate birds! It is they who supply crisp bank-notes instead individually and voluntarily done things quite as SPICED MEATS, SPICED OYSTERS, had been invested to the last penny in improvements, SARDINES, OLIVE OIL, of ormulu candlesticks for wedding presents; it is great. CHOW-CHOW, SALAD OIL, which, although they eventually added enormously they who help in outfits and buy long desired QUALITY GUARANTEED. SAUCES, PICKLES, PRESERVED GINGER, to his rent roll, left him for the time being practically SPANISH OLIVES, GINGER SYRUP, &C., &C. watches. They have no children to tempt them to Pere Hyacintlie on the Prospects of Chris- without pocket money. He could of course borrow live in a,style which they cannot afford. They keep tendom. to any amount, but the mere notion of such a thing CATAWBA WINE, CHEESE: themselves unencumbered with useless and unsatis- ^Pere Hyacinth el delivered, at St. George's Hall, was too ridiculous. In some way or other the greater ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE, EDAM CHEESE, factory expenses. Many a young couple beginning Langham place, June 14, the first of two addresses NORTON'S PINE APPLE CHEESE, NEW «umber of our aristocracy allow themselves to be $1,50 per Gallon. life have it in their power to halve their anxieties oh the position of Christendom. He commenced by YORK FACTORY, (very fine.) .so burdened with permanent expenses that they are and double their chance of being comfortable by so stating that he had come there at the request of a TOMATOES, mot able even, if they were willing, to do the great preparing their budget that mere everyday so-called friend very dear to him, of a divine eminent in the BUTTER: public services which might well be expected from necessaries shall not swallow up the whole of their church, whom he recollected at the conference held Three-lb. Cans 15 Cents each. Always on hand the FINEST GILT EDGE. them. Those of onr middle classes, too, who have means. But they will have the additional servant, a few years since at Cologne, to tell him his thoughts fixed incomes, very rarely so apportion them as to or the diamond necklace, or the pair of horses, or the on a subject so gigantic that he had great hesitation SAUCES: leave a sufficient margin for the extras which make CORN, LEA & PERRINS' WORCESTERSHIRE, HAL- house in a fashionable street, which leaves them in accepting the invitation. His solicitude for the FORD'S YORKSHIRE RELISH, MUSHROOM, all the difference between being able to enjoy life, without the much more valuable item of pocket internal reform of the Latin church, and other $1.50 per Dozen. WALNUT and TOMATO CATSUPS. and spending it in the endless drudgery of trying to money. churches in relation with their different branches, snake ends meet. such as the Oriental Latin and the Episcopal EVERY CAN GUARANTEED, SYRUPS : Women, as a rule, suffer a good deal from waht of churches of England and Italy, had determined him PURE MAPLE SYRUP. SILVER AND GOLDEN ^England's Amazonian Enemies. DRIPS. pocket money. Young men send in their bills to. to take that step. He proposed that day to discuss thefr fathers, and have generally a sum wholly in- [From the London Globe.] the reformation of the Latin church, and on Wed- nesday next he would consider by what means that STAB. WINES: dependent of necessary expenses to spend as they The kingdom of Dahomey is in some respects one CLARETS, such as MARGEAUX, BORDEAUX and please, whilst their sisters have usually only an of the most curious and interesting of all the Afri- reformation could be carried out. The necessity of STAB. all the popular brands. SHERRIES, PORTS, MADEIRA, ANGLICA AND CATAWBA. allowance for dress. In ordinary cases, and partic- can principalities. The military strength is not to reform in the Latin church had become evident. STAB. ularly where there a re many girls of one family, be' estimated by deducting women and children from The attention of mankind was fixed on the struggle now going on—a struggle such as had never pre- this allowance is not one calculated to show any the whole population. The Amazons of this corner This celebrated brand of pure old Rye Whisky can WHISKIES: viously been exhibited—the struggle between the Our "Whiskies, from their purity, are especially recom- margin when the milliner's bill is paid. Miss Yonge of the world play a very important part in its mili- still be hud at the above establishment for mended to the public for either medicinal or social church of Borne and modern society. Three solu- lately spoke with regret of the ignorant young tary affiairs, and if unfortunately we should be com- purposes. tions of this question had been proposed: In the women who dabble in literatnre merely for the pelled to go and fetch the powder and shot which ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE. SCOTCH A1S[D IRISH WHISKIES, JAMAICA RUM, name of science a proposal for . the elimination of ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE. OLD TOM GIN, &c. chance of earning a few pounds. She perhaps for a this audacious potentate has pledged himself to pro- vide for us, King G-elele's female regiments will religion had been made. In the name of politicians moment forgot of how much importance even a few the separation of .the church from the state had FINE CIGARS: shillings may be to a person who finds it almost im- form a very interesting subject of study for the < We solicit a call, and guarantee satisfaction in strong-minded representatives of the sex in England been proposed. And thirdly, a proposal had been price and quality. possible to make her income cover her inevitable made for the subjection of the church by the state. and elsewhere. The precise period when ladies H. C. expenses. Girls are often subjected to painful humil - In regard to the first proposal, it presented itself to first took to soldiering in Dahomey appears,to be in- K. W. CORNER OF THIRTEENTH AND F nations when staying at friends, houses merely on- all men of thought—and it was that proposed by the N., T. METZGER & BRO., volved in some obscurity. The present monarch is STREETS. account of this dearth of pocket money. They are Positivists and Secularists. To these he replied that ap9-6mosl 417 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. the ninth since the founding of the kingdom in 1625. .perhaps forced to allow gentlemen with whom they religion was at the bottom of every question, a most nov!4-ly2 It appears to have been Agajah, the fourth king, who are only slightly acquainted to pay for cabs or for important and mysterious part of our being. The G. G. C0RNWELL & SONS, an admission^to a picture gallery or a flower show. raised from the women of his palace the first female general solution of the religious question was to Butter! [Butter! They suffer agonies from not being able to give tips army of which we have any knowledge. Skertchley secularize and popularize science. The Positivist 4,0 servants. But, worst of all, they lose that nice says that in 1728 this monarch received a defeat at school pointed to the high cultivation of ancient •sensitiveness in money matters which ought to be the hands of the Eyeos, the implacable enemies of FINE GROCERS, Egypt in support of their views. But they forgot AT STILL LOWER PRICES. most carefully nurtured, and which of late seems to his race, and he organized an army of Amazons, the nr oral miracle accomplished when God's people »have gone out of fashion. It is cruel and wicked of and by their assistance completely turned the tables went out from Egypt to testify against the idolatry »parents to permit their children to be placed in cir- on his foes; though whether the ladies were such of the land, and wor^iip their God in the desert 1418 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Wil- cumstances where they are tempted to put them- vixens, or the gentlemen too gallant to offer a se- with a purity and faithfulness which modern nations lard'» Hotel. Good Butter by the Roll, selves under obligations to people from whom they rious resistance, does not appear. Whether Agajali had failed to find. iiave right to reoeive them: A girl, out of igno- really orignated this peculiar service we cannot say, FOR 25, 30 AND 35 CENTS, QUALITY WARRANTED. rance and l%pec«hitos»ty, rasy. .omc-Umes ftr.d he;' but the merit of bringing it to its highest degree of perfection undoubtedly belongs to Ggzu, the father 2,000 pounds received every Tuesday and Friday, and self placed in an equivocal position ttom which she Turning to modern times, what did they find ? All must be sold. does not feel able to get free; and cruel embarrass- of the moá&rGb who now £i2«is iweüned to defy political questions were complicated. At Paris, at I BS. BEST QUALITY British power. Burroa^ says that the Amazons 10 ment may be caused because she had not a few shil- .iu^M under all tJia-xsH- NEW YORK BUTTER FOIi $3.50. " were a favorite army with Gezu, who often boasted : lings in her purse when she wanted them. As a rule gious questions was t'Ofrtld undertj*i^J-heysocial one. MORf '.AMD'S Durham Dairy, that he had first organized it. It raised him high a married woman in the middle classes is not much He remembered a saying of i-iax/ujton, that mankind better off than her unmarried sister in the matter of among the surrounding kings and chiefs, who de- my28-lm-8 112» SEVENTH STREET N. W. must exercise the v spectre of the infinite. It was LBS. VERMONT packet money, if she has not brought her husband clared an alliance with each other, and a determi- the spectre of superstition and fanaticism that they 1,000 =any fortune, and if she is unhappily burdened with nation to make a distaff of G-ezu's head—a declara- must exercise. The teachings of the Positivists had MAPLE SUGAR, 6i LBS. FOR $1.00. T. L. HUME. j. K. CLE AR Y. a conscience. She finds), h i tself in possession of tion equivalent to a casus belli." The united chief- not£olved the problem, but only added to its difficul- bouse money and .iruss money, attd being probably tains, so far succeeded as to gain a decided victory at. ties. The question had passed from the sphere of inexperienced in management, she finas it hard AdQvA-frontier town, where an Amazon corps was philosophy to that of politics. In regard to the lbs veRr Y FINE enough to keep within her allowance. She never def eated and lost it« .officers and umbrella. Gezu second question, politicians and statesmen were.di- 10,000 - HALL * HUME, feels as if she could call a few pounds her own, and swore a terrible revenge, and. falling on Okeadon by vided into two schools—the school of liberalism and PRUNES, AT 13 LBS. FOR $1.00. 4s thus deprived of many small pleasures, and even stratagem, slew all the sick and, and seized that of authority. The first advocated a separation DEALERS IN •necessaries, which her husband would never dream of the church from the state. They must first de- ' of refusing to himself. This is one of the reasons and sold as slaves all' the remainder,some twenty fine the meartVttft of'the wor$, which perhaps might |AA CHESTS FINE QUALITY Fine Groceries, Imported Lux why ladies' clubs are not at present likely to become thousand people. In 1851, however, Gezu received be legitimate, biffr*expressed Sometimes the disrup- very numerous. Clubs presuppose a certain amount a blow from which he never recovered. He attacked tion of the state church as "a »jwt-frinid church. In OOLONG TEA, AT 50 CTS. LB., 41 LBS. FOR $2.00. uries, Wines, Brandies and of pocket money which a woman has not hitherto Abeolcuta wich ten or fifteen thousand troops, male reply to that he affirmed-that the church did not been supposed to require. A man would feel that and female, and was beaten back with a loss of some owe allegiance to the state. He would not discuss Whiskies, life was not worth having if he had to accouut for twelve hundred of his best warriors. This king that theory. Then there was another theory held D0ZEN 3 LB every cab, cigar or brandy and soda; but a lady who died in 1858, and was succeeded by Gelele, his son, by eminent minds—a theory of people in a power- 1 000 " - Main Store, 807 Market Space, is obliged to balance her weekly book would have to who still maintains the force which won for his ful unity of national religion at once free and bound TOMATO, AT $1.75 PER DOZEN. Warehouse, 607 C Street Northwest, chronicle the small beer she gave to a friend at father such brilliant victories for many years. In together by the ties of one grand faith. The church was intimately bound up with the state. It was lunch and all her afternoon cups of tea. She might, his hands, however, the force has lost most of its OFFER AT NEW YORK AGENTS' PRICES THE the judge of the state in its most intimate relations. however, take refuge in the convenient item of "sun- power and prestige. Soon after his accession Gelele FOLLOWING FAMOUS BRANDS OF Some eminent men held that if the church and state 5Q0 DOZEN MARYLAND dries," which fill an important place in most female led an army to Abeokuta to avenge the defeat of his were two vast interests there ought to be between account books. Being obliged to do without pocket father. On this occasion, however, small-pox broke SWEET CORN, AT ¡¡¡1.75 PER DOZEN. them a distance- He replied that the church lived CHAMPAGNES: money, and to empty the hitherto fairly abundant out and he was compelled to return. In 1864 he in the state as the soul in the body and the body in made another attempt, and " a comparison between Pommery & Greno, Reims, .half crowns into the family purse, is the real trial the soul. So family, social and public life was in Gezu's and Gelele's attacks," says Burton, "gives of a young man's life when he marries on the same intimate connection with the divine and eternal life. 500 DOZEN PEACHES, 3-LB. CANS, Moefc & Ohandon, Epernay, Income which he has hitherto spent on himself. He the measure of Dahomian decadence. In 1851 the The separation of society and religion was a chimera AT $3.00 PER DOZEN. G. II. Mumwi ut-it is unculiivaud, another draws cleverly, but scribe the futility of foroe in the Frtench revolution CRUSE ET FILS CLARETS, •has not learned perspective. Lessons would cost "known as the king's company, the right and left and the reformation in this conntry, all having been LALANDE'S CLARETS. wings. Each of these has a peculiar head-dress by followed by the rise of the church in greater strength. ENGLISH ALES, &c. BURGUNDY WINES. too much, so Lucy must go on singing through her The reform of the church might be impossible with WHITE WINES, which it may be known. The king's brigade wéar 13 ASS & CO'S BURTON ALES, NO. 3 STRONG. teeth, and Maud doing sketches out of drawing. man; it was not impossible with God. He was BURTON'S MALTHOPTON1QUE EXTRACT OF CATAWBA, the hair shaved a la turban, and bound with narrow speaking to an assemblage of christians as he did CALIFORNIA WINES. Perhaps another of the family becomes hopelessly MALT AND HOPS. i fillets, with alligators of colored cloth sewn on them. twenty-five years before at Notre Dame, when he ¿11 from want of proper medical advice. Books, pic- humbled himself in the dust at his consecration. R. YOUNGER'S SPARKLIDG SCOTCH ALE, BOT- tures, traveling expenses and all the little etceteras The right wing have their heads shaven, leaving Loving passionately the Catholic church of Rome— TLED BY TRAIN & CO. which add flavor to life are done without. No one is only a solitary tuft or two, while the left .wear the not her errors—he spoke to christians then of re- McCULLAGH'S IMPERIAL PALE ALE. hair au naturell'e." Whether these fair warriors forms and they told him it was impossible. He said, OLD FRENCH BRANDIES, able to indulge any little harmless fancy or generous " It is possible." The march of God on earth was GUINNESS EXTRABROWNSTOUT, BOTTLED BY impulse. The mother's life is spent in trying to have any choice of regiments we are unable to say. stopped by mountains raised by men. But he who FOSTER & SON. HOLLAND GIN, IRISH WHISKY, make every pound do the work of two, and her hus- In some parts of the world there would perhaps be spoke from the mountain could aid them to break GINGER ALE, BOTTLED BY CAN TRELL & COCH- and pierce the mountain raised by mankind in the SCOTCH WHISKY, band's in grumbling at the impossibility of keeping some little heart-burning among ladies who were RAN, BELFAST. JAMAICA RUM, way of'trnth, justice and religion. They could CINCINNATI AND NEW YORK LAGER IN BOT- ST. CROIX RUM. . ¿a balance at his banker's. It never seems to occur divided into corps, one of which was permitted to achieve this, for they had the words of him who TLES. PEACH BRANDY. V to them that by substituting a neat parlormaid for wear its hair au naturelle, while another is required said, " If ye have faith ye may say to the mountains APPLE BRANDY, to shave the head. Amazons, however, whose con- be ye removed MISCELLANEOUSand be cast into the sea.. " CHAMPAGNE, CIDER, PINTS AND QUARTS CORDIALS, the puffy butler, and bj being contented with fruit LIQUEURS, irnd flowers in their season, they might get rid of quests are supposed to be entirely of the military BITTERS. most of their anxieties and make their children much order, are perhaps above the trivialities of personal C. C. BRYAN. iappier. A hundred a year reserved for household adornment. Celibacy is enjoined upon all but a few LUMBER! LUMBER! je4-6mos6 FRESH SELTZER WATER, pocket money can confer a wonderful amount of who are found to be essential to the happiness of the pleasure. It will buy a new piano, give three peo- king, or are given in marriage to a few of the most (APOLINABIS SPRINGS.) deserving soldiers. Whether Gelele keeps up the JOHN R. KELLEY, ple a nice little tour, cr present a stained glass win- NEW STOCK!! Dealer In BITTER WATERS, dow to ihe parish church, as their tastes may incline. same mode of enlistment as his paternal predecessor First-class BEEF, LAMB, VEAL, MUTTON, lie. It is dull work drawing checks for the wages of ser- we are unable to say. Gezu used to require every PULLNA, vants who are only plagues and for the food which one of his subjects who had daughters above a cer- CORNED BEEF A SPECIALTY". tain age to present them at court upon a certain day, HUNYADI JANOS. they spoil in the cooking. "Where much is there Stalls 628, 629 and 630 Center Market, Ninth-street .are many to consume it, and what hath the owner and he personally selected the most promising of the NEW PRICES! Wing, and 206 and 208 Northern Liberty Market. Also offer all the leading Brands o aristocracy for Amazon officers—or officeresses, as Marketing delivered free of charge to all parts of the but the sight of it with his eyes?" The French un- city. P. O. Box 713. novM-8 HAVANA AND KEY WEST CIGARS derstand this better than we do, and reserve a some travelers prefer* it—the girls of the lower or- NOW IS THE TIME TO BUILD, WHEN large portion of their income lor their amusements, ders being drafted into rank and file. The dress of BEN J. J. CADY, these female warriors appears to be somewhat after •whether these consist in drinking eau sucree, eating PRICES ARE DOWN. AT AGENTS' PRICES. bon-bons, or going to the theater. "We often spoil the "Mary Walker" type, with a few trifling modi- FLOUR AND FEED DEALER, fications. - "They wear," says Duncan, "a blue our pleasures .by not providing for them, and go I am receiving a new stock of White and Yellow Pine turning them into extravagances. But this would and white striped cotton surtout of stout native S. E. cor. ol'Second and € Sts. N. E., Lumber, Joist and Scantling, Lath, Tailings and Build-: ARE THE SOLE PROPRIETORS not be the case if we laid aside money for the pur- manufacture, without sleeves, leaving freedom for WASHINGTON, D. C. OF the arms. The skirt of tunic reaches as low as the lng Material in general, and am able to sell at greater pose of gratifying a legitimate taste, be it for lilies All kinds of mill feed kept constantly on hand. Rock OLD STAG WHISKY, or " Lohengrin." Any one without a taste does not kilt of the Highlanders. A pair of short trousers is reduction in prices than ever. Parties about to build salt, lime, plaster and cement. For quality and quantity worn underneath, reaching two inches below the my prices can't be beat. Give me a call. ap30-l deserve to have pocket money. He does not know will find it to their advantage to call and examine my WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. knee." By way of illustrating the accomplishments its use. We mean the word in its widest sense, of stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere. course, by which it-can be made to include hobbies, of these active damsels, Lieutenant Duncan may VERY IMPORTANT TO HOUSE- GEORGE II. JOHNSON, HALL &. HUME, whether they take the direction of ragged schools or again be quoted: "I was conducted," he says, " to KEEPERS. a space of broken ground, where fourteen days had corner Fifteenth and R streets northwest. feb20-tfl 867 MARKET SPACE. etchings. Children can scarcely be given an allow- my2l-3mos3 For SCOURING, CLEANING and POLISHING the ance too early, bat it should not all be for pocket been, occupied in erecting three immense prickly QUAKER C1EAKER money. They ought to be required to provide cer- piles of green bush. These three clumps or piles, E. ft. GUNSON & CO., is the Cheapest And Best preparation ever offered to the W. H7 MÖHLER, public. Retail price 25 cents per box. Liberal discount tain things out of it. This teaches them to distin- of a soirt of strong briar or thorn, armed with the most dangerous prickles, were placed in line, occupy- to dealers. Ask your grocer for it. guish between income and pocket money. Many HOT F STREET, NEAR ELEVENTH STREET, J. B. BROWN, CONTRACTOR AND CONCRETE PAVER, people, unfortunately, never learn the difference ing about four hundred yards, leaving only a nar- ap23 General Agent, 1122 Fourteenth streetN. W. row passage between them, sufficient merely to dis- during a long life. Parents are very apt to forget LL KINDS OF GENTLEMEN'S CAST OFF WEAR- Office corner Eighth and O streets northwest. Resi- that their boys require to be taught about the man- tinguish each clump appointed to each regiment. Booksellers and Stationers. A dence 1608 Fifth street northwest. These piles were about seventy feet wide and eight lng apparel can be sold to the very best advantage Orders received at W. W. Simpson's feed store, 1827 agement of money as well as how to do fractions. by addressing or calling on JUSTH, 619 D street, be- Seventh street northwest. FOLEY'S BANK GOLD FENS FINEST QUALITY. tween Sixth and Seventh northwest. Notes by mail my28-tf» declS-8 promptly attended to. Cash paid. mar2l-tf2 4 THE CA PIT AL.--J ULY 2,1876.

almost always the characteristic of a Demo- served up "the day we celebrate." We MR. R. D. MUSSEY, who dedicated a welcom- SOMETIME previous to the late reunion of the- THE CAPITAL. cratic! minority, and that in this, as in other hope, though with some misgivings, that it is ing epistle to 1 Governor Hayes, has devoted the Army of the Cumberland we predicted for Mr. cases, the yielding up of an antagonistic posi- to your taste. We desire to be credited with following withering document to Judge Humph- Will Winter, the famous critic, who had been WASHINGTON CITY. tion held in the past is the surest pledge of reys: the absence of the American Eagle and the selected as the poet of the occasion, a decided, an earnest and active cooperation in the fu- omission of all reference to the resolutions MEMORIAL. success. How far this prediction was well taken, 8 TODAY MORNING, - - - JULY 2,1876. ture. If Governor Hendricks' acceptance of '98. To the House of Representatives of the United our readers can judge for themselves. We re- States of America, a memorial of R. D. Mussey re- does not mean this, then his presence on the publish Mr. Winter's poepa, that, without exag- ticket will not only be inconsistent, but MINOR NOTES. spectively shows : Average Circulation, 10,100 Copies. I. geration, may be pronounced beautiful, exceed- ridiculous. ingly beautiful. Along the easy flow of verse- ENATOR TBURMAN was not so happy in his That he is a citizen of the United States and resi- floats a feeling worthy the theme and the occa- Independent of this feature the Democratic retort upon the venerable Simon last week as dent of the District of Columbia, and that for nine THE CAPITAI. nomination will have this advantage over years he has been a member of the bar of the su- sion. We especially call attention to the open- Can always be found on sale at the news stands the circumstances led one to expect. The vener- preme court of the District of Columbia in thè following cities : that of the Republican : While Governor ing and the three closing stanzas. Mr. Winter AMSRICAN' NEWS COMPANY, New York. able S. had justified the elevation of Prince Fred, II. touches with the hand of a master a feeling that- NEW YORK NEWS COMPANY, " Hayes and Governor Tilden enjoy equally above meritorious officers to a higher position That one.of the associate justices of the said su- GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL, " has stirred unexpressed in the true America» good reputations in their private relations, preme court of the District of Columbia is D. C. on the staff of that long-armed but feeble-minded heart these many years, since the war that NEW YORK HOTEL, •> the former has no record of public service Phil. Sheridan, upon the ground that the prince's Humphreys, appointed from Alabama. ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL, " in. divided without separating us. While politi- CONTINENTAL HOTEL, Philadelphia. that Mill. furnish texts to those apostles of father had saved the country during the late PARKER HOUSE, Boston. That the said ,D. O. Humphreys is wholly incom- cians wrangle with beastly emphasis over differ- J. R. HAWLEY, Cincinnati, Ohio. victory, stump speakers. war. Simon believed, to use a phrase peculiar petent to nil the said position of associate justice of ences born of prejudice and kept alive through WH.L QRAY. St. Louis. Missouri. to the Granger, that Ulys. had held our dear, said supreme court, by reason of gross ignorance of PALMER HOUSE. Chicago. It is true that no one can say anything bad unprincipled greed, the heart of the country ha» C. H. QCIMBY, Wheeling, West Virginia. about Governor Hayes; it is also true 110 one our native land, up by the tail through all the law and mental infirmities, and also by reason of long since healed with loving care the wound» C. F. JOHNSTON, Richmond, Virginia. trying incidents of the late war. Then, argued moral unfitness therefor, and also by reason of of our unnatural war. With the keen, delicate J. T. ELLYSON, " can say anything positively good about him grave improprieties of conduct and misdemeanors, C. C. HALEY, New Orleans,Louisiana. this aged senatorial Dick Turpin, we must give instincts of a true poet, Mr. Winter has seized? W. SCOTT GLORB, Louisville, Kentucky. as a public servant. His negative character not to say judicial crimes. J. A. ROY.6, Detroit, Michigan. furnishes no themes for an enthusiastic fol- the dear savior and the sweet prince all that they on this and strengthened the renewed Union, C. C. RISHTER, Charleston, South Carolina. . desire, for this is the way the kings and queens IV. WHITE & BAUER, San Francisco, California. lowing to seize and dwell upon. On the Your memorialist charges— with his sweet utterances. J. T. Cox, Alexandria, Virginia. of Europe treat their great soldiers; and then 1. That the said Humphreys is wholly unfit men M. A. CROWN'S, No. 78 W. Fayette Street, Baltimore. other hand, Governor Tilden has been an ac- tally for a judge; that he Is ignorant of law, incapa- It was our intent to embody the poem in our- And at all the hotels and news stands in Baltimore. the aged Simon got down and bumped his sena- Also, at tive, positive and aggressive leader against a torial skull upon the floor three several times. ble of logical reasoning, and given to feeble, vapid, editorial, but it is better that the reader should, Heading Room New York Herald, 61 Avenue de l'Opta long-establislied order of things, and has hesitating, disconnected utterances upon the bench, have it unmarred by uncalled-for comment. era, Paris. One bump was for His Excellency, Simon's Beading Rooms Robert C. M. Bowles,Ü49 Strand,Lon- overthrown in a State what the people de- devoid alike of legal point and common sense. We cannot, however, refrain reprinting here the- don. master; the second bump was for the sweet 2. That his manner upon the bench toward wit- mand shall be overthrown in the nation. It prince; the third was thrown in by the way of three closing stanzas. In these every true man nesses, counsel, jurors and officers of the court is finds the noble emotions of his heart wrought THE ST. LOL'IS NOMINATIONS. will offer no little encouragement to his sup- a tiger, or perhaps it was intended for " The First fussy, ungentlemanly, discourteous, overbearing, into the sweet music of words. The genuine- When there is no marked and striking porters to feel that they can stand on the Lady of the Land " in white satin, as General tyrannical and oppressive. significance of the old maxim, which said,. difference between the merits of candidates political grave of a Tweed, and address a Ruff. Ingalls had it—and we never could discover, 3. That he is frequently intoxicated on the bench. "Let who will make the laws, so that I may mixed audience on the dealers in post-trader- although aided by an investigating committee, 4. That he has sat in at least one case where he for the Presidency, "availability" should make the ballads," never found better illustra- ships and manufacturers of crooked whisky whether that white satin had been treated to the had a direct pecuniary interest in the result. lend sufficient weight to turn the ' scale one 6. That he constantly assumes to pass upon and tion. The lawmakers are malignants, and here way or the other. THE CAPITAL favored of the Republican party. However, though Cowles process, good against moths, mold, mil- decide motions, demurrers, &c., without allowing the poet rebukes them by giving expression to- the nomination of General Hancock at St. the differences of opinion about the two dew, also water repellant. When the venerable argument by counsel, or even the reading of the a feeling that gathers in strength as it runs Louis, because this gentleman seemed to nominations may be ever so varied, it seems senatorial snob was going through this per- papers in the case. through the hearts of the people : possess those characteristics that respond to to be generally admitted that they are pro- formance there was a splendid opportunity for 6. That he has refused;to sign bills of exception to his rulings, &c. So from their quiet graves they sneak. the hunger and thirst of the reformer, while phetic of an animated and unamiable the application of a boot toe to the rear of the old sycophant. This opportunity Senator Thur- 7. That he has borrowed money from the mem- - So speaks that quiet scene— at the same time he promised to relieve the contest. bers of the bar, which he has failed to repay. man neglected, we regret to say. Where now the violet blossoms meek, Democratic party entirely from the unjust 8. That he has made many applications to mem- And all the fields are green. Admitting all that is claimed by such toadies suspicion of ineradicable " copperheadism." bers of the bar for money, and when he met with There wood and stream and flower and bird. THE GLORIOUS FOURTH. as Cameron, Morton and Conkling, Grant has in refusal has discriminated against those who refused This view was fortified by the evident tend- A pnre content declare; Our readers will recollect the .story of the his deeds all the reward a patriotic and sensitive to lend him, and in favor of those who acceded to And where the voice of war was heard ency of Democracy to cast its burden more his demands. man who hired an establishment at a livery mind demands. It suits kings to pay soldiers Is heard the voice of prayer. upon the East thaii the West, and compre- stable, and on being cautioned by the owner for service by giving them titles and sinecures, hended in its contemplation not only the 9. That [generally, by his conduct as a judge, he Once more in perfect love, 0 Lord, not to drive the horse fast, responded " that very like the bestowal of food to a good dog by Oar aliened hearts unite ; success of a presidential candidate, but the has hindered justice, rendered himself a public he Was d—d if he wasn't going to keep up his master. But such stuff is foreign to our laughing stock, and brought discredit upon the And clasp, across the broken sword, popularity of future suitors of that party for with the funeral if It killed the beast." In nature, habits and form of government. What court of which he is a member. The hands that used to smite! favor. It was believed that if Gen- Your memorialist stands ready to substantiate by And since beside Potomac's wave this same recklessness as to consequences we we ought to be was illustrated by the late Gene- eral Hancock's election did not secure a new ral George H. Thomas when a purse of a hun- the oaths of competent, respectable and trustwor- There's nothing left but peace, join the procession of patriots who are about thy witnesses, in detail, the charges hereinbefore order of things for Democracy, it would at Be filled at last the open grave, to bury a century of American independence dred thousand dollars was made up and tendered made. And let thesorrow cease. * least represent to the prejudiced mind some- him. The noble soldier and true patriot de- amid an unusual congregation of fire-crackers Wherefore, the premises considered, your memo- thing akin to a new birtli. clined the gift with graceful dignity. How dif- Sweet, from the pitying northern pines, and spit-devils. rialist prays that the said charges may be inquired Their loving whisper flows; ferent this from the official who parades his The preference for an unsuccessful candi- into by your honorable body, and such decision And sweetly, where the orange shines. No people were ever so afflicted with an deeds as a beggar does his sores and accepts all, date does not, however, render the support made thereon as to your wisdom and justice shall The palm-tree woos the rose : appreciation of the ridiculous as the Ameri- donations, from dogs to diamonds. seem proper. R. D. MUSSEY. Ah, let that tender music run of a successful one inconsistent, and we do cans. We say afflicted, for the unhappy The most disgusting part of this talk on the Washington, D. C., June 26, 1876. O'er all the years to be; not believe with Mrs. Shandy, that when we faculty of catching the ludicrous features of part of these officials is its sickening insincerity. The inferences to be drawn from this indi- And Thy great blessing make us one— cannot get at the very thing we wish to take great and little things is a defect distinctively Simon wants something done for the soldier; vidual and voluntary attack on our Pump, are, And make usy6he with Thee ! up with the nest best in degree to it is pitiful our own. and it will be done if political capital can be that the memorialist is in the enjoyment of a beyond description. Taking this pliilosoplii- There is no thing and 110 man to whom is •ffisde.bphe doing. We have a case' at, our door large and lucrative practice with which.£lis idio- syncrasies of this judici$l_ji»portation from cal view of the subject, we cannot refraHi- dtie-tlie veneration of-forty-four millions of proving thiiv CoJonel^Tom vVorthington of IN RECALLING the declarations of the Fifth Ave- from cordially commending tfié nominee of Ohio found himself at the head of his regiment Alabamba interferes ; that he has met the irate nue conference and comparing them with the: people that the Inconoclastic hand has not justice in the blosdy arena daily and suffered the St. Louis^onventiflri in terms commensu- distorted and defaced. The name of Wash- on the field of Shiloh,and with the true instincts platform of the Cincinnati convention, we are rate wiUx his. merits. of a soldier understood the situation. He saw from his eccentricities; that nothing so shocks at a loss to find how the estimable gentlemen, ington oftener suggests the apocryphal story his moral nature as the borrowing of money, ex- If another issues are swallowed up in the that Grant had so separated his forces that the who proclaimed their anxiety for reform can re- of the little hatchet than the heroism of Val- cept the non-payment of it when it is borrowed; enemy could take them in detail. The disposi-' concile a support of Messrs, .Hayes and Wheeler -- one' great question of reform; if parties, ley Forge or the grandeur of the best-rounded that he is in possession of all the mental and tion of the force at Shiloh was so careless, to 1 with the motives and pledges which that-small' platforms and candidates are to be submitted character the world ever saw. He is first in moral gifts that he charges Judge Humphreys to the touchstone of good words and good use the mildest term, that it invited attack. Col- with- lacking. • I b.ut respfctable assembly developed. There is- the hearts of kings and emperors, second in onel Worthington found that no picket line had in the Republican platform no departure from deeds, then the language of the St. Louis thehearts of his countrymen. The sincere We confess, in consideration of the very re- resolutions and the life of the St. Louis nomi- been thrown out, and, full of soldierly anxiety, the past record of the party. The refusal to admirer who has bowed reverentially befor he repaired to headquarters to find one eear- spectable number of older lawyers at the bar nominate Mr. Bristow, the disciple of a new nee respond with an honest echo to the voice the tomb of Mount Vernon since Lafayette than Mr. Mussey; in consideration of the ex- of the people. manding officer drunk and the other insane. order of things,- established the influence revisited'the scenes of his generous sympathy He returned to hi^. regiment, and of his ewn istence of a Bar Association, that Mr. Mussey's of the old leaven, and if sincerity pos- action is to be regarded either as the self-sacri- Few conventions have given utterance tol was the Brazilian emperor. motion placed a picket in advance of his camp, sessed Mr.. Schurz and his coadjutors in ficing act of[a village Hampsden or as a piece of more patriotic, pertinent and pregnant sentil and made every preparation for an attack. the least degree, we cannot witness their A Sunday-school teacher once complained presumption. ments in such certain, sincere and unequivo- He saved our army from utter annihilation. absorption by the party from which they have to Charles Lamb that one of her little scholars The memorial of Mr. Mussey, it will be seen, cal terms than did this assembly. Few publ The next morning the surprise came with an been separated without doubting that there is- persisted in calling the patriarchs partridge is drawn up with all the formality of a bill of lie declarations have possessed such compre- army outnumbering that of the Government, any soundness of conviction, honesty of purpose,, "He should be punishe'd," said Elia, "for divorce, and like that unhappy species of legal hensiveness of thought, such vigor of lan- and our soldiers, in scattered camps, nowise independence of action, in any body of men con- making game of the fathers." authorship, looks to a separation between the prepared for a battle even had such been known nected with the political issues of the day. guage, such appreciation of the wants, such Less innocently than this young disciple, judge and "the blind girl " to whom he is sup- to be pending, were bayoneted in their tents or The following letter from Mr. Parke Godwin- suggestiveness for the relief of a suffering] we are too constantly making game of our posed to be devotedly attached. After inform- people. Without the shot down yhile preparing their breakfast. Col- ing the Judiciary Committee that he has been a redeems his virtuous exclamations from any fathers. Many of our readers must have ob- onel Tom alone was prepared, and, holding by ac- " Anaphora coepit served what rapid strides this disposition to member of the bar for nine years, and that suspicion, but the others are to be heard from : Instituí: cúrrete rota cur*urce,us exit," cident the key to the position,gallantly fought,not Judge Humphreys was appointed to the bench of BROOKLYN, L. I., June 29., underrate the past and the men of the past only stubbornly retaining his post, but affording Bon. S.J. Tilden: of the Republieárrflatiorm, without its bad has made within the last twenty years. In the District from Alabama, the memorialist con- rallying point to those of the confused and denses his bill of complaints into eight particu- The man is the platform, and the ring-breaker of *EhgtIslr and worse principles, the- Demo- the pride and self-sufficiency of youthful New York will prove the'ring-breaker of the nation. panic-stricken army who could be made available lar charges. He not only assails the judge's cratic platform catalogues in the simple lan- strength the examples and the lessons of the by colonels who fought their regiments and cap- All who really desire honest money, diminished guage of truth the evils resulting from fraud, parts of speech, for which the wearer of the taxes, pure administration, unfettered trade and the most glorious period of our country were tains who brought to the front their companies. ermine has as tender a regard as Mrs. Malaprop, restoration of a true national feeling, in the pla ce of corruption and mis-government, and to ignored and despised. Our ears were shut to The head, lost in the surprise, could not be but also says that he is giveu to disconnected a wretched sectionalism, will rally to his support. paraphrase England's sweetest poet, points the prophetic warnings of wisdom and ex- found all that disastrous and bloody day. utterances and connected cocktails. The charge PARKE GODWIN. to better times and leads the way. perience, and the great result of out over- Had Colonel Worthington been discreet his that he has borrowed money from some mem- It is very true that Messrs. Hayes and Out of the disgraces of the National Re- weening self-reliance was the civil war, which thoughtful gallantry would have won him pro- bers of the bar needs corroboration. This feat is Wheeler are men against whose private and po- publican party Mr. Bristow arose to punish ha§, stayed national progress and overturned motion. He had only to keep his mouth shut. considered on a par with finding the philoso- litical characters little or nothing can be said,, the vicious and give heart to the virtuous I the moral status of the American people. But the blunt old man let loose his opinion, and pher's stone and squaring the circle. The charge but they stand on a platform which must be to was in consequence cashiered. He saved the that he tried to negotiate a loan from other them as the native heath of Rob Roy or Mr. 'out of the shamefulness of New York These reflections must occupy the mind of Democracy Mr. Tilden sprang up to fill with remnant of Grant's army. Sherman, in his lying members without success has the impress of Micawber; in short, they cannot reform without the thinking man. He must involuntarily chronicles, has to admit the fact, although he truth. rebuking the principles which they espoused on, more encouragement and better success the travel back to the time when the stern reso- role of a reformer. Both of these statesmen suppresses the name. accepting the nomination; they cannot reform lution of the New Englander and the gallant And now this old man, half crazed by his As the complaints against Judge Humphreys without alienating the voters upon whom their based their claims for preferment on the novel have assumed so serious a shape we take the enthusiasm of the Southern cavalier combined wrongs and half starved through destitution, success must depend. ground of personal 'and political integrity. liberty of suggesting to the committee the pro- to resist a king, to rear the crest of rebellion, knocks vainly at the doors of Congress with a When the Cincinnati convention refused to priety of consultation with members of the Bar If Governor Hayes is elected, with all of his- to dignify the revolt into a. revolution and just claim, that cannot even be heard by those Association before entering upon the investiga- negative public and positive private virtues, we nominate the late Secretary of the Treasury crown the end with independence. He must sycophantic followers of Grant who are so anx- tion. Mr. Merrick, the president, is now out of are afraid we will suffer from a lively illustra- the Republican party refused to endorse his dwell upon the characters of the men who ious to do something for the sweet Prince. crusade against official corruption, and de- town, but all of the other officers and members tion of the English statesman's happy expression met in council, or who led upon the field; he are within reach of the chairman. Out of justice that the heads of parties are like the heads of clined to follow in the leadership of a man THE daily papers announce and discuss a pro- must, recall the sacrifices which were made to the accused and the community, an inquiry snakes, always moved by their tails. who would carry the sword of justice in one posed radical change in the appointment of pub- by all, and wonder at the total absence of into the conduct of Judge Humphreys must be hand and the oíve branch of peace in the lic school teachers. We gather from the ex- Mr. Hayes must recognize in his appoint- individual selfishness in the day of victory had. As it is a serious thing to talkabout remov- pressions of our contemporaries, and from in- ments the claims'of Mr. Morton and Mr. Blaine. other. and of the distribution of rewards. He must ing a member of the bench the testimony of the quiry amoMg well-informed men, that the new We know better men in and out of the Republi- In nominating Governor Tilden for the linger about the records that embalm the most respectable members of the profession order of things is, in plain language, a new ring. can party than Mr. Conkling, but will not do Presidency the St. Louis delegates, for them- should be obtained; but no onslaught like that economy and honesty of Government officials, We thought that our past experience had taught him the injustice to classify him with the other- against Judge Wylie^where two or three irre- selves and for the Democracy, enlisted the and rejoice over the fraternal love, whose us and our servants valuable lessons of muni- two unsuccessful aspirants for first honors and. sponsible Witnesses and angry lawyers are all whole party, North, South, East and West, pledges were baptized in the blood of Massa- cipal life. We supposed, after coming out Barkises for second places. that engage in the matter, should be coun- in the school and cause of the man and the chusetts and of South Carolina. from the corruption and fraud so permeating tenanced or encouraged. In the election of the Republican candidates- principles that have redeemed the great city The idle dreamer may fold his hands in the every department of our local government, that we can see nothing but a second four years' in- and State of New York from the rule of the contemplation of this picture and wish for the knife was found to be the only remedy; we stallment of extravagance and corruption, for most powerful rings that ever depleted the the old times to come again; the busy worker supposed that our recent bitter experience would THE New York restaurants have at last been however virtuous the standard-bearers may be, at least bear the fruit of prudence; but in all treasury of a wealthy community as fast as it seizes upen the opportunity to light-a new forced, through our financial distress, to lower they have an officering and following of the men these things it seems we are doomed to disap- could be filled by the most burdensome and life from the dying embers of the old; he their prices. These ;have been in that city, as who have robbed the people and disgraced the pointment. name of American not only at home, but on the unjust taxation. Tilden and Democracy must does not hope for the impossible, but realizes here and elsewhere over the United States, sim- be regarded as synonymous with reform and We regret to have to announce to the taxpay- ply extortionate. Why one should pay so much exchanges and in the court circles of foreign how much is probable. To the desired end governments. economy, and reform and economy are the of renewing i'the spirit of '76" he begins ers that your public schools are threatened with more for a meal in the United States than in invasion of political jobbers, and that the France or England no one can answer, 'if the hope of the good, the necessity of the poor with himself, and buries every recent sec- and the safety of country. tried teachers of your children are to be sacri- food prepared is at all inviting the charge is tional passion in the glorious remembrance enormous. If, on the contrary, it is cheap and RESPECTABILITY is beginning to be recognized A soft-money Vice President attached to a ficed to the favorites of politicians who have no of the remote past. He appreciates the won- property or personal relations whatever with the nasty, one's stomach pays more than is saved in as such an essential to a presidential nominee hard-money President, we confess, has the drous work that has been accomplished in a District. the pocket. The hard times have thinned out that the Graphic, in response to the demand ef appearance of inconsistency, and in the ab- the day, has published the family tree of Gover- hundred years, but is almost blinded with the We can only say to these thoughtless and the custom in New York, and restaurant keepers nor Hayes. The Republican standard-bearer is senfce of certain incidents might afford some vision of what can be done in a hundred greedy gentlemen who are about to institute this are forced to adopt a more reasonable line of the result of a compromise between Scotland and grounds for dissatisfaction, if not suspicion. years to come. new order of things, that they are furnishing business. The same loss of custom is evident Connecticut. If this feature is really to enter But when the debate over the financial plank material for another investigation, besides bring- here, and we hope by next winter to have a Forgetful of everything save devotion to a into the campaign it would not be amiss to re- in the platform is recalled, when it is consid- ing fresh disgrace upon the District, rendering restaurant where cleanly service and digestible common country, lie recognizes that now is fer to the fact that Governor Tilden is a lineal ered, how jealous feelings and bitter words ,i.t an object of suspicion to strangers contem- food can be had without the infamous extortion the accepted time to blot out forever eveiy descendant of John Tilden, mayor of Tenterden,. were succeeded by harmony and good fellow- plating making it their home. We will further that is but one remove from highway robbery. sentiment that is antagonistic to fraternity England, 1585, on the one side, and of Oliver ship, the acceptance by Governor Hendricks add that unless these schemes are given over and equality, and from the Fourth of July, Cromwell's sister on the other, who married a of the nomination, the acceptance ¡f| his we will give in detail the facts in our pos- TBOUGH the St. Louis convention hearkened regicide Colonel John Jones. This is good blood 1876, dates the new birth of a united, pros- session in respect to the men and the motives friends of the platform, together must afford a unto the fair exponent of woman's wrorgj and for a Democratic President, and the Jones ele- perous and a happy people. that inspire a disturbance of a comparatively fresh proof that graceful acquiescence is rights, it was not Cozzenedinto putting! n 0:11a« ment appeals to a larga (lass of American citi- Gentle reader, this is the first time we ever perfect system of popular education. mental plank in its platform. zens for family suj port. e* THE CAPITAL.---JULY 2, 1876 7 5

THE RESULT of our announcement last week has MISCELLANEOUS. Mind Beading vs. Spiritualism. believe the legends of his youthful strength and been a complete conquest,we having convinced all who ONE of the more studious and: thoughtful of activity. He was the best jumper, the best bar responded that we stated the exact truth in remarking that our prices would be very materially reduced. We THE BUFFALO our law-maker9 is the Hon. James A. Garfield. BROWN'S DELUSIONS, IGNORANCE AND M1SREPRE. pitcher, the best stone thrower, and the best rider were impelled to take this course through our anxiety His culture is something remarkable for a man in Virginia; and when, in later days, he occasionally to dispose of every yard of our summer goods belore SENTATION8. closing our rooms on August 15 for the reasons given. in political life. He is seldom seen without a To the Editor of THE CAPITAL. joined for a moment in the manly sparts of his staff, On September 1 we shall expose, for the inspection of book of some sort in his hand, while his society The science of mind, like many other branches of he easily distanced all rivals. the public, the greatest variety of goods ever offered In Much has been said and written about the great any tailoring establishment in Washington. is courted by intellectual people for a mind that knowledge, is yet in its infancy. "When a man sets BARTRAM & CO., artist tailors, ITHIA WATERS merits of Stuart's portrait of "Washington, but if is more suggestive than any we ever encoun- himself up as a teacher of a higher science, of which Vernon How, cor. Tenth St. and Penna. avenue. he knows but little, he soon exposes his ignorance they are all that is claimed for them, then the illus- CALL on Knight, 816 F street, and get estimates on tered. He, in addressing one of the literary soci- and often damages a really good cause. Mr. Brown's trious original must have changed greatly between your printing. For Rheumatic Gout. eties of "Williams College on Monday night, specialty is admitted; his knowledge of that faculty, the time when Houdon put him in plaster and Stu- denounced the accepted theory that the offices of its general facts, its laws and philosophy, is dis- art put him in paint. The one looks every inch a KOSS' German-American apothecary, corner Seventh gracefully limited for a public teacher. In fact, hero, the other every inch a country parson; the one and Boundary streets. ap23-ly the country belong to the victorious party. Such Testimony of Dr. Hunter McGulre, Professor of scientifically, he know» nothing about himself. looks like the man who " swore like an angel from Surgery in the Richmond Medical College. Extract a doctrine was bad enough when there were 1 BROWNING'S BITTERS will cure dyspepsia, indiges- 1. He asserts " a new discovery." It is co-exlstent heaven ' and led the charge at Monmouth, the from a letter dated September 16, 1875.: only 8,000 Federal offices, but now that there tion and constipation. For sale by the druggists. tf "I have used the Buffalo Lithia Waters recently lit with human history, and by fair inference with the other looks like an amiable and inoffensive nobody, two cases of old Rheumatic Gout, andwith wonderfully are 102,000 names on the civil list the evil of the race from its earliest intellectual dawning. It was utterly incapable of rising above the common level Insure Your Property, good result». These cases had resisted the ordinary Heal estate or personal, in the Arlington Fire Insur- remedies. Further experience with these waters con- present system can scarcely be measured. He well known in Asia thousands of years ago. The of humanity on any provocation. Possibly the awk- ance Company for the District of Columbia. Their firms the opinion 1 hare already expressed to you or traced the worst abuses of the system of appoint- law of Moses to kill witches was made to protect wardly constructed false teeth which Washington terms are equitable, and prompt payment of losses are their great value as an alkaline diuretic." guaranteed? Paid-up capital, $200,000.00. The compa- ments now-in operation to the tenure-of-office himself from mind readers, one of whom had wore when the Stuart portrait was painted may account for some of the difference; but not all of it, ny's building is located at No. 1505 Pennsylvania Case of J. C. Gorman, Adjutant General of the State act, passed in 1867 to tie the hands of President charged him with killing an Egyptian and burying avenue, north of United States Treasury. C. B. Maury, of North Carolina, of Kaleigh, N. C. him in the sands. certainly. Either he acquired a large amount of treasurer, and Frank T. Bawllngs, secretary. BUFFALO LITHIA SPRINGS, August 18,1875. Johnson, which was avvirttial usurpation of a COLONEL GOODE: — . I •'•L-I.A 2. I have seen hundreds of persons with this same facial stupidity, or else Stuart has given us a sort of DON'T fail to visit J. C. Parker's establishment and Dear Sir: I have been a sufferer from Rheumatic Gout large portion of the appointing power by the faculty; and knew of one case fifty years ago, before caricature. Trumbull's portrait is very like the of a most aggravating character. Most of my limbs, es- Houdon statue, and in both these there is an anima- inspect his stock. pecially at the Joints, were greatly swollen and en- Senate. The whole power of appointment must Mr. Brown was born. There are in fact thousands larged, and I suffered at times the most excruciating betaken out of the bands of Congress, and its of them now all over the country. One in this city, tion and intelligence in the countenance whieli Stu- PRINTING for patent agents a specialty by Knight, pain. It was with difficulty that I moved about at all art did not see or could not eatch. with the assistance of a cane. My liver was torpid and members must be left te say,as Thomas Hughes a young lady, who shrinks from publicity, can dis- 1816 F street. complexion sallow. In this condition I was advised count Mr. Brown one half and beat him. Twenty- The surpassing dignity of "Washington's personal by my physician (Dr. E. B. Haywood of Ralelgli, N. C.,) said during his recent visit to this country: " I "To the £adies." to visit these springs. I arrived here on Friday, the am on the most intimate terms with the mem- five years ago a Miss Loomis traveled all over the appearance is conceded by all authorities. In what- Superior kid glove cleaning, 12jc per pair. 13th day of the month, having to be assisted from the •Western country and gave a better class of"tests ever assembly he happened to be, whether in camp, stage and to my room, both my legs and arms being: bers of the ministry, yet it is not in my power very much contracted. I commenced at once the use than he does. At "Washington, Pennsylvania, a gen: cabinet, or court, he was the man of men. Nature Kid gloves beautifully dyed to look as well as new, of the water of Spring No. 2, which in about four hours to secure the removal of the humblest clerk in tleman went to a drug store and got a nest of pill set a seal upon that .brow which she placed nowhere 80c per pair. acted profusely on my kidneys, giving evident relier to my general system. From that time my Improve, the service of the British Government." boxes. Into each he put an article, and into the else, and whoever confronted that more than regal Feathers handsomely cleaned and curled, 25 and 50 ment has been so rapid and astonishing as to attract the smaller one a silk glove. He stopped at the outer majesty never lost the impression fixed by the attention and remark of the visitors generally at the General Garfield would confer more powers on cents. Springs. On this, the sixth day since my arrival, I am the Cabinet, but has 110 hope of a permanent, edge of the audience; she did not touch his person stately presence of him | whom God made childless Ladles' dresses cleaned without being ripped. walking readily without my cane. The swelling ol my before the test, and yet she told each article as taken that a nation might call him father."—Si. Louis Be- joints and the contraction of my limbs have almost en- reform till complete and radical changes are An entire suit of gentlemen's clothes handsomely tirely disappeared, and I am free from pain. I reached out. At Cincinnati she told the contents of a sealed |publican. cleaned, steamed and pressed for $2. here without appetite, but on the next day found my- effected in the present system, which throws letter, and received eighty dollars from a prominent- Office of K. O. Douglas, under National Theater. self craving food, and was enabled to eat heartily. L Very respectfully, JOHN C. GORMAN. more work oh Congress than it can possibly do judge and lawyer who prepared two letters, and by The Mulligan Guards. FOR all kinds of printing call on Knight, 816 F street. mistake gave the wrong letter to test, and were so This energetic and interesting organization lias well. No one man can even read the bills and elected the following officers for the ensuing year: statement of Dr. J. D. Eggleston of Hampden Sidney official reports relating to current legislation in sure that they put up their money and lost. Now John Hartwell, Captain; James B. HalUnan, first lieu- ¡College, Va., a visitor at the Springs, in relation to the foregoing case: _ „ , Congress, much less prepare himself to act wisely here was something beyond mind-reading. It was ienanf; D. Shannon, servant; M. Hallinan, corporal. CITY ITEMS. independent, positive knowledge which was not in We don't know Shannon, but don't hesitate to sav that My attention was called to the condition of General upon them. His address shows, what we have the other gentlemen are as great strangers to military Gorman upon his arrival at the,Spriugs by his great de- the mind of man, and the opposite was. Mr. Brown tactics as a hog is to latin. E. C. BURT'S celebrated button boots are known formity and difficulty of walking, and I observed with repeatedly pointed out, that the enormous don't even pretend to this degree of the faculty; does Interest from day to day the rapid and astonishing im- be the most comfortable and durable in the market. provement above described by himself. His disease was not know that it exists in thousands of cases, and he Who Is It ? Mr. A. L. Hazelton, shoe dealer, 423 Seventh street growth of the country.and increase of popula- northwest, makes a specialty of the above line ol evidently Rheumatic Gout. is therefore unfit to give even an opinion,,much less There is a heap of excitement on the Avenue. Pis- J D. EOGLESON, M. D., tion and diversification of industry and interests tols are nowhere; but the entire eity Is in a blaze of ex- goods. of Hampden-Sidney, Va. a scientific analysis. necessitates important changes in the methods citement over an article which appeared in last Wed- WEBER'S Cincinnati lager beer on draught and bot- 3. I have developed andean now develop this nesday's Chronicle making serious charges against a tled, at Mades', 30« Pennsylvania avenue. • These waters have In innumerable instances evinced if not in the structure of the Government; and well-known merchant on :tlie Avenue. It is1 but just extraordinary power in GOUT, RHEUMATISM and that many of the evils we are suffering from faculty in hundreds of ¡people, publicly and pri- that the Chronicle should give the name of 'he wretch, J. H. SQUIER & Co., bankers, 1416 Pennsylvania PARALYSIS: in Derangement of the DIGESTIVE and vately, both sympathetic (Brown's) and indepen- and let him be held up to the public scorn which he so avenue, pay 6 per cent. Interest on deposits, payable on BILLIARY ORGANS, in the PECULIAR DISEASES ol to-day are the inevitable results of trying to richly deserves. • demand. Special rates on time deposits. Interest paid WOMEN, and in AFFECTIONS OF THE KIDNEYS AND dent (above Brown's.) January and July, or credited. my21tr BLADDER. govern 45,000,000 of people spread over half a Conceit is as good for fools as physio ; and if the continent covered with a network of railways scientist or novice, the science of the mind, is con- LOCAL ITEMS. First-Class Scouring and Dyeing. The Springs Pamphlet will be sent to any address on application. and knit together by the telegraph, which bring tent to halt on the threshold, and not enter the A. Fischer enlarged hl's establishment by removing temple where may be found by tne true seeker the all the people into instant communication Read this Carefully. to his new building, The Water in cases of one dozen half-gallon bottles law and the philosophy, without which there is no with each other, by the same machinery as Oil Wednesday next we shall place on the ten spa- 906 G Street, 3 Doors West of Ninth Street, can be had of the Proprietor at the Springs at $5 per true science, it is not for me to protest. clous tables in the center of our sfore nearly four thou- case. sufficed to govern 3,000,000 scattered along the sand garments, being the surplus ^». and «.«»<| Just a few steps from his former place on Ninth street Mr. Brown does not and cannot tell why he can . ^®-The Springs'was open for the reception of visit- seaboard in the stage-coach and ox-team days ends," of the nresent season. Having luauguratea where he is ready to do any work in his line in his do as he does. He does not know when his condi- these sales,1 ahfconannlng them «raï-ami'iàl'y^we ors on tne 1st of June. when all labor was done by hand. tions are right until he has tried ; while there are find that the loss of a few thousand dollars Per annum superior manner. enables us not only to give our patrons great bargains, Kid Gloves and Shoes, Crape Veils cleaned at a very will be the Resident. many who can tell instantly. In fact, as I have said, ft also adds to tlie attractiveness of our establishment Dr. G. F. Adams of Baltimore he is an ignorant pretender, with a faculty which by being enabled at all times to show only new and short notice. Ladles' Dresses cleaned without taken Physician during the season. ^¿drahiS wnds We shall, in this sale, oner the most apart, and spots removed without cleaning the whole ' MR. LAWRENCE HARNEY is getting unhappy he does not himself understand. attractivegoods Mies?than fifty cents on thedollarof garment. Gent's Clothes cleaning and dyeing a THOMAS F. GOODE, Proprietor, over his reputation. We are glad of this. Mr. IT EXCEEDS AND DISPROVES SPIRITUALISM. their value, which Is marked in marl9-lyl His facts are unworthy of comparison with Slades'. garment. Last season we ascertained.many of our specialty. BUFFALO LITHIA SPRINGS, Harney's reckless disregard of his reputation larire Durchasers were emissaries of some of our cloth- Mecklenburg county, va. In broad sunlight you hold a slate, and it is written lng menf We desire to avoid their-being purchasers, DIED. jy2-3mos3 made us unhappy. Mr. H. is personally a full—on it is a communication from your wife or and shall positively decline selling more than two gar- FASSETT.—Sunday evening, June 25, at Roseland, ments OF ONE street. Old Point Comfort, Virginia, Walter Samuel Fassett, Btranger to us, but to see even a stranger throw- husband, and properly signed. The language and eldest son of Samuel M. and Cornelia Adde Fassett, Important to Cash Buyers. the execution are those of your departed companion. aged twenty-four years, one month and one day. ing about his reputation in the wild manner this BUSINESS CARDS printed for $2 per 1,000 at Knight1: [Chicago papers please copy.] You can be well dressed and save money by calling ] a-tJie presence of Mrs. H. Wilson forms are made on LEWIS, " THE POPTLAR HATTER " and gentle- gentleman did alarming;- He 81« F street. •JOY,-On Saturday. July 1, Charles Otterbine Joy, in- men's outfitter, 820 Seventh street, between I and K, be- visible anil-teliF,^ a diep bass, masculine tone, for f.Jti son Of Addle E.and William. J. Joy, aged two went beftirt a committee of investigation and Torer purchasing your supplies for the SUMMER. We an hour at a time, ¿kwwifof .»«.<»«« °f C'lr.nont on the Fourth of July; )iiv vUst received a full line of Gentlemen's Genuine- said under oath that he had bribed a member of In the presence of Mrs. Hollis, liUW lit "tSia city, virtTiW« Straw Hats from $2 to $1.50. Gentlemen's WhiteamfTiraafl»yentiIated Straw Hats, $1.50 to «2.50, Congress, paying that member sis hundred dol- corresponding phenomena occurred. A lady now seen that thertearf«if""Mattano,"Captain mrryByle«, UNDEET AJESE. Gentlemen-8 Brown'^wai Garnet Derby Straw Hats, lars for his influence. Now when the House here will touch her hand to- a piano weighted with will make two trips to the above well-known resort, leaving Sixth-street wliarf at 9 o'clock in the morning A. , Straw Hats. $1 to $2,Gentleme >,'s ttfjfl Stone and Drab unanimously declares that Mr. Harney is not to one thousand pounds, and it will rise from the floor. and 4 o'clock in the evening, returning by moonlight. R. F. H Tfc V E Y Stiff Felt Hats, »1.50 to $3.50; Genijei«i«,(i;3 Fine Bolt A few evenings since a member of Congress held an Pearl Hats -with Black Bands, ;*2.5®\.. W-5»' be believed under oath, Mr. H. gets up in wrath BRAD. ADAMS sends us Harper's Weekly and Bazar, 934 F street Northwest. Fashionable "White and Brown Straw Hats at at'ients, egg in his hand against the piano; the lady placed 75 cents, $1 and $1.25; Bov's and Children's- Dress if»ts and says he " won't stand it." Good for Har- her hand below his, and it came up without hurting Frank Leslie's Illustrated and Ladies'Journal. in great variety. Also, Garden, Play and School jaS.V from 20,25 to 30 cents. Our FURNISHING STOCK Is 5 ney. There is nothing more pleasant to the the egg. Now who dare say that Mr. Brown's feats AS THE season has advanced croquet lias receded in now complete. Gentlemen's White Shirts, linen bo- christian mind than virtuous indignation. We exceed or disprove these facts ? If honest, he is the prices at Parker's, 527 Seventh street. WM. HACKETT, WITH R, F, HARVEY, soms, from $1, $1.50 to $2; Gent's India Gauze, Silk,Lisle Thread, Jaconet, Summer Merino and other SUMMER deluded person, and I give him the benefit of the 934 F street N. W. hope, therefore, Mr. Harney will continue in a DAN. O'BRIEN, the celebrated restaurateur, opposite UNDERWEAR at popular prices. Twenty new styles doubt. deoM-tfl Fancy Striped Half Hose. New styles Neckwear,Gloves, state of virtuous indignation. "We do indeed. the Baltimore and Ohio depot, Is keeping everything Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, &c., &c. Complete stock We hope that he will continue not " to stand . THE LOGIC OP HIS FACULTY. cool and neat about his establishment this terribly hot of Trunks. Umbrellas, Valises and Bags, cheap, at If Brown's mind in the body can read your mind weather, and we would advise all who would enjoy ADDISON DAT, LEWIS', 820 Seventh street, between I and K. it" for a long time. That he will brace up like jel-3 in the body, then a spirit out of the body can read a something refreshing to give him a call. a little man and demand a restoration of his spirit in the body. If he can do this there must be a MADAME EMMA SOULE is making beautiful sum- Practical Cabinet-maker and Undertaker, reputation for veracity if he dies. Such Roman mode and a law of the mode; it must belong to him mer dresses, just the things to wear at the watering J. H. BERRY & CO. firmness restores our confidence in Harney's or be common to the race; if a mode and law, it is places or the seaside. Her parlors are 907 Pennsyl- No. 237 Seventh street, near Maryland avenue. human nature. not probable that he is the only fortunate possessor; vania avenue, (over Gait's.) if he is, then the matter is of little consequence, as True, the distinction drawn by Lawrence THE attention of the public Is invited to Koss' phar- /©"Orders promptly executed at reasonable prices. the faculty is not worth the study for an incidental macy, 7tli and Boundary streets. ap23-ly deeS-8 ___ Florists ii Landscape Gardeners. is somewhat fine, so fine that it seems to be expression; if he is not alone, then it may find a -without a difference. If Lawrence is believed, different expression in another organism, and these NEW YORK Sun, Herald, Tribune, Times and World SPE0IAL NOTICES. oflastnlght can be had to-day at Brad. Adams' until 1 GREENHOUSES: he appears a self-convicted bird of the peniten- may be higher phases; lower there are none, assym- pathetic mind-reading is the A of the science of o'clock, full of political news of the day, Also, all th e GERMAN AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK. tiary. If he is not believed, he is a perjured weekly papers due next Tuesday are for sale this morn- Between Twenty-fourth ana Tweii'y-filtl» villain. spiritualism, as well as of mental philosophy. ing. __ Sis. N. W., near national Observatory. The Eighth Semi-Annual Dividend of Interest to De- Come to think of it, we fear that Harney's The limitation of this faculty is an im peachment BUY your stationery at Parker's, 527'- Seventh street of infinite wisdom. If B. stimulates the study, Mr. northwest. positors will be paid on and after July 20, 1876, at the STORE: case of reputation is very bilious. Call in the then he does good; but he makes a great fool of him- rate of five per cent, per annam on all sums left on de- Board of Health, Harney. Something might be self land of some other people) when he goes out of IF THERE- is anything In the stationery line our 517 Tenth St. nextdow to Medical Museum. done with a disinfectant. Try chloride of lime his way to denounce other phases of mentality about readers may desire, we refer them to the establishment posit one or more calendar months during the half of our friend J. C. Parker, 527 Seventh street, who has BOUQUETS, WREATHS, CROSSES AND ALL FU- or petroleum. which he knows less than he does of his own ; and the largest and best-selected stock in the District. year ending July 1,1876. Interest not called for will NERAL DESIGNS MADE TO ORDER. "We have it; send your reputation to Cowles that would seem needless. Jell-lmS bear interest, like the principal, from July 1. Mr. Brown denies that there is any " spirit" but TUB only youth's and bov's clothing store in the city and Brega, and let them, under direction of is Messrs. Robinson & Co.'s, 009 Pennsylvania avenue. ,T. W. SANDERSON, Ruff. Ingalls and a contract, treat it to the pro- his own. Thirty years of careful experiments have This Arm keeps the best line of boy's clothing south of C. E. PRENTISS, Cashier. demonstrated that all such manifestations have New York. Every article in ihe store is cut In the JOHN HITZ, President. • , _Jy2-it3 PLUMBER, GAS AND STEAM cess good against moth, mold, mildew—that is more or less superhuman spirit influences aiding. leading styles and made of ithe best domestic and im- also water-repellant. But I have already trespassed, and will only say to ported material. FITTER, THE TILDEN AND HENDRICKS RE- HAS REMOVED FBOM honest seekers, come up higher. Sunday Excursion to Marshall Hall, Two Trips. FORM CAMPAIGN CLUB will meet at their 625 TENTH ST., BET. E AND F.STS. N. W., JOHN B. "WOLFF. If you wish to take a delightful trip on the Potomac hall, No. 432 Seventh street, on MONDAY, July 3, at THE following bit of versification we copy river go to Marshall Hall on the steamer Mattano, 8 o'clock p. m., for the purpose of making final ar- TO 634 H St. S. W., near Seventh, Personal Appearance or Washington. Capt&in Harry Byles, which leaves her wharf, foot of rangements to attend the Ratification Meeting to be from the New York Sun, " that shines for all" Sixth street, on Sunday, July 2, at 10 o'clock in the held in front of the City Hall on THURSDAY EVEN- WASHINGTON, D. C. and sunstrokes a good many. It is evidently Miss Stuart, daughter of Gilbert Stuart, the cele- morning and 3:30 o'clock in the afternoon, returning at ING, July 6. brated portrait painter, has an article in the July 0 p. m. by moonlight. Plain and ornamental Pipe Awning Frames. Gas from the pen of our old friend Uncle Sam, whose All persons In favor of the St. Louis nominees are Fixtures, Ornaments, &c.,rebronzed and regilded, Alt story of the earless pigs lingers pleasantly in the number of Scribner, from which we take the follow- THE favorite restaurant In tlie neighborhood of the invited to attend. work intrusted to me will be attended to In person. ing extract: City Hall is kept by Mr. Frank Hagerty, and is known Prominent speakers will address the meeting. jeS5-tfB ' ears of all save the mutilated porkers : " I once heard my father, in a private conversation by the high-sounding (!) name of "Hole in the Wall." By order of the Executive Committee. •with Washington Allston, give liis candid opinion of Well, it is not a very larg» place, but it always contains ' E. B. WHITE, OULANGERIE FRANÇAISE. IN THE GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT, 23D JUNE, 1876. Gen. Washington's appearance. He said that his enough of the best brands of fine wines, whiskies and Chairman. B What means this host, by frenzy tossed. figure was by no means good ; that his shoulders brandies to satisfy the best custom in the city. M. W. WINES, FELIX DESEOSSE, Secretary. The well known and ONLY French Baker In Washlug- Of Westward ho bound strikers, were high and narrow, and his hands and feet re- [Morning News, Telegram, Chronicle, Republican, markably large. He had ' aldermanic proportions,' PARTIES about insuring their property should re- Its Star, Critic and Journal.] ton.hasremoved to No. 2012 H street, between Twentieth Who fill the cars like pickle jars and this defect was increased by the form ®f the member that the Arlington Fire Insurance Company and Twenty-first streets, near Pennsylvania avenue, And yell like country Pikers ? vest of that day. Bat, with all these drawbacks, for the District of Columbia offers the best inducements where. In a house expressly built for the purpose, he IgaTH; VERY BEST AND COLDEST has greater facilities than before for the manufacture- his appearance was singnlaaly fine. I have heard In the way of insuring at equitable rates, and making of the best French and American Bread. Now, help us, heaven! if such be given my mother say that the first time she saw him he the policy-holder feel secure in case of loss. Ofhce, No. SODA AND MINERAL WATERS, * FRENCH BREAD A SPECIALTY. - —, The power to sway the masses entered the hall door as she passed frbm the entry 1505 Pennsylvania avenue, north of the United States LIBERAL TERMS OFFERED TO HOTELS AND; to the parlor, and that she thought him the most Treasury. DEALERS. With Hip-Hurra and Him go-bragh, superb looking person she ever seen. He was then Ice Cold Tea, Coffee & Chocolate, N. B.—French Bread is recommended for persons of From whom they get their passes ! dressed in black velvet, with white lace ruffles, etc., THE wine parlors of Mr. Peter Welcker on Fifteenth delicate health, especially for those-suffering from dys- exactly as Stuart's picture represented him." street, opposite the Treasury Department, is the great pepsia. ' J?2'1?3 The people sore, nigh years a score, The only absolutely correct likeness of Washing- attraction for gentlemen this exceedingly hot weather. IN GREAT EXCELLENCE, AT With internecine broils, ton is the Houdon statue in the capítol at Richmond, WHITING'S No more will choose the venal crews Queen Victoria Va.—a faithful copy of which, in bronze, adorns Seems not sufficiently impressed to visit our great Cen- HILBUBN'S, 1429 Pennsylvania Avenue. Whose only aims are spoils. Lafayette park. The legislature of Virginia having tennial exhibition, but if aware of the existence of ap4-tf's such an elegant establishment as that of Wolford A Straw Hat and Bonnet Bleachery, Beneath the sun, what host e'er won ordered a memorial of the "immortal rebel," Shllberg, 817 Market Space, in whieli there are really so A battle wortji the name, Thomas Jefferson, then our minister to France, en- many attractions in the way of handsome summer DILLON, Save with its van led by a man gaged the services of Houdon, the mo6t eminent dress goods and wrappings of every description, it is SPRING SHAPES NOW READY. possible we might be honored with the presence of her Fearless and free from blame ? French sculptor of that day. and sent him to Amer- PHOTOGRAPHER, royal majesty. 924 Pennsylvania Avenue. ita for the .sole purpose of reproducing in marble 1337 Pennsylvania avenna. -lmol I view with terror the chance of error jy2 the form and features of America's greatest son. BILL-HEADS printed for $3 per 1,000 at Knight's, 816 That may bring woes and tears, The rank which he held in Europe may be inferred Fstreet. And cast us back to Circe's pack from thefaot some specimens of his work are now ROBERT I. FLEMING, Fourth of July Excursions to Mount Vernon. Mme. L. P. Jeanneret For four and many years. among the treasures of the Louvre gallery. The A rare chance to visit Mount Vernon will be offered WILL REMAIN TWO WEEKS LONGER. AND IS Oh, God of Truth! Spare us such ruth artist spent six weeks at Mount Vernon, where, of the public on the Fourth of July by that enterprising SELLING BONNETS AT 810, WORTH $18 In these memorial days; course, he was afforded every facility for the accom- and popular gentleman, Captain Frank Holllngshead, AND 520 ; • CARPENTER AND BUILDER, commander of the steamer Arrow. To accommodate ALSO IMPORTED DRESSES WORTH $100 FOR $75, From East or West let thy behest plishment of his task. Not only was a cast taken of the large number who will wish to visit Mount Vernen AND DRESSMAKING DONE IN THE A hero leader raise. Washington's face and body, but all the details of on the Fourth, Captain Holllngshead has arranged to SHORTEST NOTICE. costume, even to the watch seals, were arranged in run two boats on that day between this city and that 30$ TENTH STREET NORTHWEST, To whom shall point our out of joint point, the Arrow and the Mary Washington. For full jy2* 2t5 1309 Pennsylvania avenue. strict accordance with the originals. Nothing was particulars see advertisement in another column. Bnt brave and hopeful band ; omitted, nothing softened, nothing exaggerated, and The President by Thy grace sent the result is a lifelike portrait cut in stone. When PETEB HAGEP.TY'6 dining saloon for gentlemen, W. W. SIMPSON, BETWEEN C AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB» corner Seventh and E streets, has grown immensely To save this stricken land ! Lafayette visited Richmond fifty years ago he stud- WHOLESALE AKD RETAIL DEALER IN popular during the summer. His cool dining-room and WASHINGTON, D. C. ied this statue carefully, and pronounced it as nearly j&t-tfS •• ' : - well served cuisine have made their mark. Flour, Grain, Feed, Lime, Plaster, Cement, k, THE amount of suffering in this town of ours perfect, so far as resemblance is concerned, as hu- man art can attain. THIRTEEN SODA TICKETS FOR $1.00. COCOanut, IMPROVED SODA is something appalling; and while the two Quince, Currant, Cherry, Banana, Coffee, Tea and f227 SEVENTH ST., BET. M AND N STS., N. W. Whoever examines the copy which St. Lonis is thirty other syrups drawn from the largest and finest Prime Western Oats, Timothy Hay and Rye Straw houses quarrel over appropriations families are fortunate enough to own, will at once see the truth apparatus In the city. H. M. Pinkard, 477 Pennsylva- always on hand and delivered In quantities to suit, at WITH actually starving. A case came under our ob- of Stuart's criticism of Washington's person. His nia avenue, Dr. Clark' old stand. ap23-ly2 low prices. jy2-lmo8 servation last week that is extremely sad. Our shoulders were too "high and narrow" for beanty THE centennial excursion to Philadelphia and re- GRANULATED ICE. attention was called to a great granddaughter of or grace, and his hands and feet more substantial turn, which will start from tke Baltimore and Ohio CONGRESS HALL, than elegant. The " aldermanic" proportions were depot ai 1:40 p. m. on the Id of Julv. under the manage- the famous George Mason of Virginia, one of the ment of Cook, Son £ Jenkins, the most successful CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY, KOlB'i, corner Seventh and E Streets. greatest, if not in his line the greatest, man our visible, but not unduly prominent, and he certainly tourist firm in the country, gives proof of being the : jull-tfl had very little superfluous flesh in other localities. great centennial enterprise Applications are the NOW OPEN. country ever produced, who, with her feeble order of the day, and those who are fortunate enough He was what is called a " round-bodied man," and to secure passage on this- trip will have more enjoy- Terms, »3 per day for May and June. je25-tf> B. G. LOVEJOY, boy, is in a state of destitution really pitiable. his arms and legs, though somewhat small, were all ment for the amount of money, and see more in the same space of time, than, perhaps, will fall to. their ATTORNEY & OOUNSELLOfi-AT-LAW This is only one case out of hundreds; but our bone and muscle. Looking at htó counterfeit present- lot again. The excursion office will be open to-day Omtflt and patriotism in this year of centennial celebration ment, and remembering that it was made when he from 1 p. m. to 7 p. in. Rooms can be registered at the $12 terms free. TRUE & CO., August», Maine. No. 343 » Htreet, opp. City Hall. hotels in reserve without any additional expense. sep6-lyfi marl9-tf2 ought certainly to fetch relief. was considerably over fifty years old, we can readily 6 THE CAPITAL.---JULY 2, 1876 7

_ For TUB CAPITAL. POETSY. tion is very truly advanced that it has no outside Tbe debut on the stage of Mrs. Annie Browne- intoxicating draught, attractions; thatis.it "gives" on no avenue, Fitch is linked in the same chain of thought SEWING MACHINES. Over the bitter sediment of life! unlike many of the other clubs, including " the with the retirement to the Convent of the Sa- What bacchanal, what monarch ever quaffed late lamented." That is certainly a great feature. Forgetfillness -with rar|r visions rife ? cred Heart of Miss Jeanette Bennett, sister of What would the Union Club men do, for in- THE REMINGTON SEWING MACHINE, ARMS, &C. E'en though the visions told' Mr. James Gordon Bennett of the New York stance, if they could not stare out of the window? THE REMINGTON SEWING MACHINE has snrune ranidiv Of what has never been and cannot be, Herald. Six years or so ago the Convent of the Into favor as possessing the verv best rnmht»»,!™ »?p dl? Were It not better that they should enfold The Palette may try, it is rumored, to lease the Sacred Heart, at Manhattanville, had under its m. i the perfect Lock Stitch. The wearied hearts In their sweet sorcery 'i • Barreda mansion, which the Lotos has now protection a number of lovely girls whose fates Go drink it mortal throng; abandoned all idea of obtaining. This fine Madi- since they left the guidance of the good sisters „."'L8'?!u!"le Machine, with Automatic Drop Feed You have a thirst of worldly care to slake; son avenue house, which was recently sold for have been so varied and interesting that it is slgnbeautiful and construction the very best. De- Drink from the poet's fountain-head of song, at least ¥100,000 less than it is worth, would worthwhile to point them out. These young Whose charms have power all fretting bonds to break. make a club-house second to none in the city. girls were Miss Jeanette Bennett, Miss Nellie ¡¡I You need no piercing ken; The Aacadians will miss their balcony. One of Murphy, daughter of the ex-collector of the without effort took the grani Medal of Progress-thl hS, 'Tls not a thought-bound brotherhood of words. fMedal that Was awardcd them, calling there the other night after the gas port of New York; Miss Kate Hastings, daugh- po'siUon. ° " theUte vienna ^x- 'Tls the unwritten language of the glen. meters had been taken out and Weber had sent The hill, the sky, the river and the birds. ter of the editor of the Commercial Advertiser; . If you would know the sweets up for the piano, sighed forth, " Isn't thifmice, Miss Emma Shelley, a sister of the hotel-keeper, Of purest poetry In any lay, now ? It's hard to give it up I" and then he Mr. Charles Shelley; Miss Annie Browne, now ai1 kinds Co where the giddy leaves In mimic fleets ordered cobblers on the principle of the dying Mrs. Fitch; the Misses Hoiladay, daughters of Beneath the rlver-s'uckled willow» float away. Ifsse&iisi <* beauty of the last century. Ben. Holliday, and the Misses Ida and Gabrielle ©o watch the sleepless main, "Pray, Betty, give this cheek a little red,. Greeley, daughters of the late Horace Greeley. The shifting vapors and the stately trees, One wouldn't be a frigfitwhen one is dead." Sm^mBls^mmHBß Or rest you where the patriarchal grain A fairer company of young womanhood never SÄ Bows to the benediction of the breeze. We have had one or two Swedish nightingales, went out into the world from the quiet cloisters but never a Swedish prince until young Oscar of the Sacred Heart. Most.of them have filled 4&-G00D AGENTS WANTED. Send for Circulars. In city, Held or wood, came to town the other day and put up at the Ail that combines to make existence bright their mission and married, and, being happy Hotel Brunswick, looking out on the leafy pre- PRINCIPAL OFFICES -E. Helton & Sons; Eemin.ton^wing'Maohine Co. Is poetry well read and understood women, " have no histories," but their positions cinct of Madison Square, lit on these recent Remington Agricultural Co, Ilion, N. Y By him who strikes It from the lyre of right. and places differ widely nevertheless. Miss WILLIAM BLOOD; | nights by a young moon, and full of sweet echoes 8pSS®§ :-28I and 283 Broadway N. Y., Arms ft Washinffton, D. C., June 21, 1876. Murphy, a pale blonde, a year ago wedded Madison Square, New York, Sewing Machines Bal'tfmoVP h MrtP Vi? 95est"ut feèt; Sewing Machines. from the band playing in the garden, whose flags Chicago, 23V State street, Sewing Ml chines and Arm , Indianapolie s T*,ì h ™Ärle,s atreet- Sewing Machines, Senor de Bivas, a wealthy Cuban, and her wed- Boston, 582 Washington street,dewing mIchiSSi inaianapolls, Ind., 72 E. Market st., Sewine Machines. float near its boundary. Oscar is a tall and Cincinnati. 182 West Fourth street, SewSe Manhin^« FROM NEW YORK. wing, which took place in St. Stephen's church, DetrÄfch' 6ÄFT'th 5treet' Sewing Machia gracious youth, with the cold, northern physi- Atlanti2'^^^^"^S^lnKMlchffi. ChlneSl London F r" I Woodward ave.. Sewing Machines. ognomy of his nation, and with a dignified was one of the most brilliant events of a brilliant Atlanta, Ga„ DeGive's Op. House, Marietta st., S. M. and Sewing Machines" " Queen Vlctorla St" Arms The Sorrows of the Arcadian Club—Personal season. Miss Ida Greeley married Colonel Gossip Concerning Prince, Politician and De- bearing—such a young man, judging from ap- butante—The Convent and the Stage. pearances, as might remark in a possible " state- Nicholas Smith, with less pomp and circum- WASHINGTON OFFICE, 521 Seventh st. jy4-G (Onr own correspondence.) ment :" stance perhaps, but no less happiness in plight- ing her trbtli. Miss Polly Holladay wedded°the SEWING MACHINES. NEW YOKE, June 29,1876. I paid her with a kiss and nothing more. Count de Pourtales, and died while she was yet ICE. The appointment of a receiver for the Arca- For I was beautiful, and virgin as a fountain, MISCELLANEOUS. -«lian Club, and " all that that implies," shows And as cold!" not much more than a bride. Miss Shelley mar- ried an Italian, and wept with him to his estates that even an organization blessed with a name The serenade given Oscar was preceded by a ICE. in Mexico, ajid Miss Hastings and Miss Gabrielle sweetly suggestive of primeval peace and plenty demonstration that caused those in whose minds Greeley are alone "fancy free." And now PRESERVE YOUR HEALTH! cannot escape the ills that a non-payment of dues the political doings at St. Louis reigned supreme, and°ntirp rir,* 8 necessary that you shouldlnhale fresh comes the the strange contrast in the lives of Th?s can ni,vh+h„h r^mS Y0U dai'T,?nd "'«htiy occupy, •entails. Recalcitrant members, who regarded a to imagine that a nomination had been made and KerSbSS done successfully and without dail bill with the repugnance born of a sense of pro- was being celebrated. A long line of the mem- these schoolmates. The same week that finds Coughs, Colds and their probably attendant evils, By purchasing and using the prietorship in the rooms they had lounged and bers of the Swedish singing societies came march- Miss Bennett retiring to her postulate sees Mrs. smoked in so long that had they ended'by im- ing up the square, the soft light of pendant Fitch stepping before the brilliant footlights. THE KENNEBEC ICE COMPANY NEW PATENT agining them to be their's, formed an indebted- Chinese lanterns over them all, and looking like Save in considering one life—suchas that of the lamented Desclee, who, if she had not been an Transparent Ventilators, ness neighboring upon |7,000, and the down the procession in "Fleur de The." Chinese ARE NOW SELLING ONLY •ward road to ruin followed as a matter of course, lanterns were everywhere, it would seem, for actress, would have been a nun—one could No literary club in this city ever started out with coming away from the Brunswick, after the scarcely conceive a greater contrast than that .af- forded by these two lives that were once guided K Mr IB" œ B ü t h e e nploym !I1 0 u re more brilliant prospects than the Arcadian. It young prince had bowed his acknowledgments 1C® ti^L , c „ I f i. i . " Patent TransparentVen- by the same saintly hands. There is one simi- tilatorh c s » a current of air is created n«ar tile window sprang, like Minerva, full armed, from the brains for the honor done him, we saw gleaming across ™ r l' imparts motion to the volume of Sr in thi roSm carryin^off thpfrmiexistingimrairities,by constantly of "Wheeler, |< Nym Crinkle,») Weber of piano Broadway a store which seemed lined with larity in both, however; both being a great OF FIRST QUALITY. carrying on the foul air and sunUting pure air in lie fame, Schwab of the Times, and others. These lanterns that brought into relief a profusion of deal to their official career. While on the faith the curious Japanese fans that lined every avail- she loves Miss Bennett bestows a princely for- - gentlemen were the original founders of the s.r^&V-ZefffTcsl^!3 -»ei8tSS?aaS^ able space within Bight. This store is certainly tune, Mrs. Fitch endows the profession she has llat rs raa liotos Club; but, like .Frankenstein, had be- r < w on t,le rWr^.i™ ?, Tbe applied to windows of all chosen with virtue, talent and grace. ÌU^TVC!'' ?.V0 , 1i3 .'! ïgb ®est a the KENNEBEC RIVER, descriptions, and are stat onary. They are valuable come appalled at the business monster of their a very unique affair, and the effect from the street dîÂÎÏK" ^ "if . United States, and ship f?r use in sclioo -rooms, public halls, hosplSs^alld is like a glimpse into some stage spectacle a la 10 afford us a falr althetic creation. They had designed the Lotos SAPHIB. SUooDÂêW.!. j.nese ventilators are on exlilbltlon at Japonaise. 1303 F Street, near corner lath northwest as an essentially literary, journalistic and " pro- C y P 1Se r b Slne Washington, D. C., EEAL ESTATE, ETC. ART ic LE S °" h ? H' and supplythe BEST fessional" organization; It lost the character The people still in town have changed their RMii^ oyfMm»5 * reen ln operation at the Billiard that it was intended to preserve, and they incon- hour for driving, with thesetting-in of the great f»frrS?;lnAV>J5Vr past record and success, we solicit a MONEY to loan o'patronage, guaranteeing GOOD WEIGHT ZS.2of,Miller & Jones, over National Thf ater. Call tinently I bolted." They took into the new heat, and it is not until very late in the after- the BEST ICE and at FAIR LIVING PRICES. and examine them. GEO wirm mars-tft Inventor and Patentee7wkshlngton. ri. C. club the full weight of their influence, celebrat- noon that the carriages begin to roll through the ing their intention by a reception which no one Park and out on the road. A dinner at some^rf- J. S. BARKER, _ STAG'S HEAD HEATING RANGE •who attended it will ever be apt to forget* t&e.IP9&-side caravanseries is ajpajto of 'Gourse PJWPKIETOK, Weber's building on Fifth avenue s?a&4Kiown FOR SALE ONLY AT TUB and a new'bostelry nUhje-K{fighborhood of High Real Estate Security Office corner Twelfth ami E .streets N. W. open from top to bottoja-iie-Tiiare.room on the Bridge has profited by this twilight invasion to O. W. BARKER. 1 Furnace and Stove Warerooms first floor affording/a fine concert hall, and IN SUMS TO SUIT. AGENTS. the full content of the host. A small house "for F. F. BARKER, ) apso-3mos5 GUrney'sglwstisgyaph gallery above giving lux- clams," according to the sign hanging upon it, uriousjKirlors for the guests' delectation. is in the rear of the hotel, and on these moon- ICE! ICE! ICE! fpPP representation of musical and artistic (light evenings it is the fashion to stop and eat CHARLES H. M0ULT0N, THE INDEPENDENT ICE COMPANY HOFF .& THOMAS, celebrities was something extraordinary, this ' the roasted hivnivpe ^o^ the roasted bivalves that are kept, prior to their REAL ESTATE BROKER, Desires tD inform consumers of ice that they are now 930 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE N. W. result having been reached after infinite pains- preparation, in the waters that wash the bank on shipping from their houses oil the Kennebec river, taking. There was one disappointment— la 806 F street northwest, Maine, to this market, the best quality of ice, which Also REFRIGERATORS, WATER-COOLERS anrt which the house stands. To move along " the „CLOTHES' WRINGERS, TE-CREAM diva Nilsson fell ill at the last moment andl my28-3mo6 Le Droit Building. will be furnished.to wir patrons at the lowest possible road " behind a fast team is a little heaven here rates, by the cargo, ton or pound, and will Insure satis- J! KEKZERS and a full assortment of could not come, but there were such giants in HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS. below in these days of oppressive heat. One faction to all who favor us with their patronage. Roofing and Spouting the musical world as Parepa-Rosa, Clara Louise Depot, Ninth street wharf. executed. at lowest figures promptly meets the great merchant, H. B. Clafiin, driving MONEY TO LOAN sep6-ly Office, 1218 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. - Kellogg and Annie Louise Cary, and among home to his place at Fordham after his labors of AT W. H. YERKES, Superintendent. jr. c. MLLEÏ, those who sang were Mme. "Van Zandt, Mrs. the day. liis keen, shrewd face is shaded by a Seguin and JTme. Clara Brinkerboff. Clara 8 PER CENT INTEREST ON FIRST CLASS J»S-Be sure and look for the INDEPENDENT ICE hat of Quaker-like brim, and his light coat flut- COMPANY'S WAGONS. ap30-3mosl HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER, Louise Kellogg made a grand coup on this oc- ters out behind as he drives rapidly along. The IMPROVED (Formerly of the firm of Nailey & Hodges.) casion which established her at once in the good Peham coach, with its immaculate driver, Colo- MISCELLANEOUS. Particular attention given to graces of certain newspaper people, who had Real Estate in Washing- nel Kane, in the box-seat, we have long since! KALSQMINING, feîiAINING ANDINTERIO R been inclined to treat her pretensious to place DECORATION. passed ; but here comes a greater sensation, COLUMBIAN beside Nilsson and Lucca with at least indiffer- ton. No. 509 K Street Northwest. ma7-l Samuel Tilden, labeled in our thoughts, "As ence. A reception had been given to Miss Kel- he appears three days before nomination." He logg by Mr. Weber to which all the critics were D. F. HAMLINK & CO., BANK MOTE COMPANY, IRVING READING ROOMS AND invited, but still they did not take kindly to the is driving at a moderate pace, and is evidently much more interested in the conversation with his Menerai life and Fire Insurance Agents, CIRCULATING LIBRARY, lady's aspirations,and theyprobpbly never would 908 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, have done so had she not, by a clever movement, companion, Comptroller Green, than in any my21^f?entU street >'- Washington, D. C. NO. 1321 F STREET NORTHWEST, that was almost an accident, placed herself " putting through " of the animal that has the honor of drawing the State and a city head of WASHINGTON, D. O. thoroughly en rapport with the minds that Hosea B. Moulton, WASHINGTON, D. C. Ished Books and Periodicals received assoo n as pub government. He looks exceedingly cool, this novS8-lyl make and unmake reputations. The lower 1331 Seventh st. between N and O sts.N. W., placid " reformer," while out in St. Louis his We are prepared, with every facility, for floor was thronged, and the semi-circle of prime-\ FURTNEE minions and those of John Kelly are waging a ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, & WALL, donne had just graciously listened to the efforts! REAL ESTATE AGENT AND COMMISSIONER of some dark South American violineste who hot and hand-to-hand contest. Does he main- OF DEEDS. ENGBAVING AND PRINTING DEALERS IN ! Special attention given te the prosecution of Pay, had been doing the everlasting "Carnival of tain his placidity because he is sure 'of victery, Bount and did he murmur to his queer eye at the mo- a r30 3 y Claims against the Government. Imported and Domestic Cigars, Venice " with its eternal variations. f$!here was BANK NOTES, BONDS AND COMMERCIAL WORB ment of triumph : 9 pause for a moment, and the audience concen- Samuel C. Mills, OF EVERY KIND, 1003 F street. trated their gaze on Mme. Parepa-Rosa, who had " Oh my prophetic soul ! Your Uncle Sammy f " WM. H. PHILIP, President. . je25-tf2 risen, and who was obviously expected to con- The wife of " Brick " Pomeroy—Mrs. Louise JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, UNITED STATES COM- GEO. T. JONES, Vice President. tribute to the programme. Instead, however, Ifc Pomeroy—has joined the noble army of MISSIONER AND NOTARY PUBLIC. JOHN W. WATERS, Secretary. QHROMOS FRAMED TO ORDER, martyrs and gone on the stage. Mrs. Pomeroy J. M VAN BUSKIRK, Treasurer. of complying with the requests that were No. 486 Louisiana Ave., Washington, D. C. 8 GENTS PER FOOT. pressed upon her,she gained the stairs,cutting the is a most refined, cultivated and amiable woman, WINDOW CORNICES $1 PEE PA1E platform dead, and began to ascend them. "Are and is possessed moreover of decided personal Special attention given to Pensions and the Collec- tion of Claims. mar2ß-ly—8 - WILLIAM F. LUTZ, VELVET AND FAS CY MATS. PASSEPARTOUTS, you not going to sing, Madame ?" asked the Van attractions. She is a pure blonde in complexion, S. GASIXE, No. 1304 H Street n. w. GHARLE8 A. HINCKLEY & 00., 1223 PEOTSYLYAUTA AVENUE, PICTURE FRAME FACTORY, Zandt. " My dear," said Parepa-Rosa, " I never with large blue eyes, teeth like pearl3, flaxen e ha Kls01 estimit:lti,,n sing except when I am obliged to." And so say- hair in profusion, and a figure that is both in , - l y velvet frame Real Estate Brokers and Insu- WASHINGTON, D. C., onlv 35 cäts B'6lther 6tandsor hangs- ing the ponderous prima-donna gathered her rounded and graceful. She was a Western girl, red mantle about her.and threaded her way up and so bouyant in carriage and attractive in ap- rance Agents, ENGRAVES M WOOD ANDMETAL COAL AM) WOOD. the crowded staircase. Her remark was, as pearance that when she first came to New York Room 31, I,e Droit Building, 802 F Street, H.A. CLAIÌKE. JOHN. T. GIVEN. may be imagined, speedily repeated by those most of the promenaders on Broadway and the Washington, 1». C. "Manufacturer of who had overheard it, and it was soon known Money loaned on real estate, houses, rented, rent UA.TING AND BANK STAMPS, Avenue used to turn around to admire her fresh collected. novl4-lv2 that Mme. Parepa-Rosa had peremptorily de- beauty. Mrs. Pomeroy's first venture in theatri- VULCANIZED INDIA RUBBEK STAMPS, Coal and Wood. SEALS AND SEAL PRESSES. clined. cals was made on the stage of the Academy of E. W. WHITÄKER, Music two or three winters ago, when she played Disappointment was at its heighth whe'n Clara. General Claim and Collection Agent. Special Attention liyen to Theatrical Cuts, with Mrs. Sheridan Shook's amateurs—the Steel letters and figures to stamp on steel, iron and CLARKE & C3VEN, Louise Kellogg arose and was led to the piano. wood. Stencils and Burning Brands. Bar and Hotel Charity Amateur Dramatic Association—of which DISTRICT CLAIMS A SPECIALTY. cnecKs, arnd all kinds of materials for marking clothing, WHOLESALE AND BETAIL DEALERS IN The reaction that followed was great, and of visiting, Invitation and Wedding Cards Furnished. her sister, Mrs. G. Mildred Goodyear, wife of Pro- sep5-lv5 course she reaped the benefit. She was accorded fessor William H. Goodyear, was one of the NO. 715 FIFTEENTH STREET, OPPOSITE WOOD AND COAL. jp reception that was fairly overwhelming, and most conspicuous members. Subsequently she novl4-8 RIG-GS & CO. when ONLY FOR MOTH PATCHES. 1G 0F S€L < T / she bad finished the encores were no less BM&NOTT? RN For famll?, l; ANTHRACITE and acted Beatrice to the Benedick of our best ama- T- J. BICKSLER, FRECKLES factuilnguse ' es, steam and mann- [ hearty. It was altogether a most fortunate oc- teur, Mr. John H. Bird. For her debut on the 486 Louisiana avenue, Washington, D. C., AND TAN. Use Perry's Moth KINDLING ANJ> CORD WOOD. currence for Miss Kellogg, and its influence on professional stage she chose the role of Juliet, and Freckle Lotion. It is relia- her after career, although perhaps unappreciated Southern Collection and Claim ble. COAL STANDARD—TON, 2,240 lbs. and is said to have acquitted herself admirably^ FOR PIMPLES ON TH at the time, was most emphatic. Agency, FACE, Best Quality, Fair Prices and Fair Dealing. having been under rigorous training for some Blackheads or Fleshworms. Besides this brilliant reception, there were months past. Mrs. Pomeroy's stage name is Collects Claims and Accounts, Rents, Sc. Ask your druggist for Perry's fcanv given by the club after it had formally or- LANDLORD AND TENANT BUSINESS Coinedone and Pimple Rem- NO. 424 TENTH STREET WEST, Miss Heath. She is a member of the Sorosis In the District of Columbia, a Specialty. nov21-5 edy, the Infallible skin medi- ganized and gone into its first quarters on Fourth cine, or consult DR. B. C. PER- Between D and E streets north by the way ; so that independent body has a spe- RY, Dfrmatologist, 49 Bond avenue. Peter Cooper was especially honored, cial interest in her success. Mrs. Pomeroy, H. E. 0FFLEY & CO., str eet, New York. ap30-3m os5 BRANCH YARD, corner Twelfth and C streets north- and there was one to the prima-donna whose' moreover, is a direct descendent of the famous GEO. A.. BARR, west. gracious act has just been recorded. The same JUANKERS. DEPOT at Potomac Bridge corner Marvland aveni Jean Paul Eichter. Her German ancestry is and Thirteen-and-a-half street. sen5-tfiu e thing that had occurred with the Lotos happened evident, for she might sit to an artist as a model WASHINGTON, D. C. sep5-t.f3 with the Arcadian, however. Business men and for Goethe's Mai-guerite. Bank of'I>ei>osit, Exchange, Collection, «tc. CARPENTER & BUILDER, " business » management predominated, and the DELIVERED TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY AT majority of " the founders " either retired from Another iecent acquisition to the stage is a , United States Gold and Silver Coin and Coupons THE SAME RATE. niece of the late Barney Williams—Mrs. Sey- boughtand sold. Foreign Coin anil exchange« Govern- New schedule—Full load of 10 bushels for $3 40. club life altogether or returned to the Lotos. ment Bonds, all Issues and denominations. &hO]t 505 New Jersey Aveu lie. [Smaller loads, 7 cents per bushel; cartage, 60 ctnts.l Since the assumption of its new quarters on Fifth mour Fitch, née Annie Browne. Mrs. Fitch's APPLY TO father is George F. Browne, the actor, who District Columbia securities dealt in and loans nego- avenue the Arcadian has given many enjoyable tiated. LORENZO RICE, Office of Washington Gaslight Company, entertainments, but its days have been numbered keeps the famous chop-house next to the Fifth Collections made at lowest rates and drafts cashed 413 Tenth street northwest, 711 First street northwest, and counted out. Seventy-five of its members- Avenue Theater. She is a bright and, pretty and Issued on the principal cities. Steam Carpet Beating Works, or to no Bridge street. Georgetown. FOB CLEANING CARPETS OP EVERY DESCRIPTION, the cream of the club-join the Palette, beingad- brunette, and her husband and herself are prom- Strict personal attention given to orders for Invest- H. W. PADDON, ipitted without the payment of an initiation inent members of the Wallack Club, an amateur ment Securities, and information concerning them 490 Maine av., bet. 4J and 6th sts. s. w., cheerfully sought and furnished. , dec20-tf8 ' ^ WASHINGTON, D. C. DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF fee, and thus swell the membership of thesociety . She not only " went on to the stage " «B-Carpets called for and delivered free of charge.TBS PRICE LIST: Ingrain, 4 cts. per yard; Brussels and3- Palette from 175 to 200; The Palette' has a very herself, appearing in Divorce at the Fifth Ave- ? I)er Velvet, 6 cts. per yard; Medallion woor> AND COAL, handsome house, with the privilege of using the nue Theater the other afternoon, but her hus- & \Vilton, 8 cents per yard. myl4-6mos W. DE. CLEVER 9. YARD, CORNER EIGHTH AND BOUNDARY Kurtz art gallery on occasions band went with her. There is a connubial VETERINARY SURGEON. . No. 617 Louisiana Avenue,bet. Sixth and Tth sts

French Notabilities—Cassagnac and Clein- Something: Quite Soft. MISCELLANEOUS. TO TEAVELEES. encean. " Why, your hand feels as soft as silk," said I, as HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS. To tlfose who know them personally they are two I shook hands with the widow. most agreeable but rather excitable persons. To the "Nonsense, Doctor," she replied. "Here with One Hundred Refrigerators TO ALTIMOKE AND OHIO RAILROAD. C. C. WILLARD, pnblic at large they are hot-heaced partisans of twti some more ef your flattery, are you ? My hands are CHANGE OF TIME-JUNE 11, 1876. very widely differing parties. To the political world not as soft as your own this minute." AT FACTORY PRICES, "Why, your hand," said I, "feels so soft I'd be of France they are the Bonapartist flint and Liberal LEAVE WASHINGTON: steel, from which many a party bonfire has sprung:, afraid to squeeze it. I never felt anything so soft. TO CLOSE OUT STOCK FOE 5 a. m„ Baltimore and Way Stations. "Now, doctor, just listen at you again! If you 6:40 a. m.. Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Stations. EBBITT HOUSE. ^and to each other they are bit.ter, keen, persistent, Point of Rocks and intermediate stations, main stem. implacable, deadly enemies. never felt anything as soft as my hand, and even 7:10 a. m., Baltimore and Alexandria Junction. Paul de Cassagnac is the fighter of the Bonapart- softer—much softer—you know it has been your own 8:10 a. m„ New York, Philadelphia and Boston Ex- press. To Cape May Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday WASHINGTON, D O. ist'party, the son of Gamier de Cassagnac, and him- fault," and I thought the widow blushed as though ImpYBá Summer Queen" Bil Coot by boat, via New Castle, and daily except Sunday by sorry she had said it. rail Pullman Parlor Cars. (Sunday to Baltimore only. self the editor of a red-hot partisan paper. He is Stops at way stations and connects for Annapolis.) called "Monsieur Paul," and is a great, strapping "Pray," said I, becoming deeply interested, "what Stoye, 8:16 a. m.. Cincinnati, St. Louis: Pittsburg Express. IMPERIAL HOTEL might I have felt that is softer than your hand ?" Frederick, Hagerstown, Valley Road. Berkeley, Deer fellow of six feet and upwards, who has " muscle Park and Oakland. Parlor and Sleeper. and pluck" enough for two men, notwithstanding "Hush, now! You don't know, of course. You I would respectfully call the attention of the public 8:20 a. m., Point of Rocks and Way Stations. and especially the trade in this Centennial year to the 8:30 a. m., Baltimore and Way Stations. the cry of his enemies that he is wantingin personal are very innocent;" and then I could have sworn most perfect and the only one entitled to the name of 9:36 a. m , New York Limited Express. Baltimore and WASHINGTON, ». C. bravery. the widow was blushing. " Oil Cook btove." Philadelphia. (On Srinday-to Baltimore only.) This Stove was patented October 20,1874, and was first 12:16 p. m„ Baltimore,Way Stations, Elllcott City Paul de Cassagnac is in every sense a fighting " Upon my honor I don't know," was my stil more introduced to a limited extent late last season, and and Annapolis. man. He is nothing if not belligerent. His tongue, interested reply; "won't you tell me or show me 7 feeling much encouraged" by the universal praise be- 1:40 p. m.,New Y'ork, Philadelphia and Norfolk Ex- stowed upon it, I have it this year so much improved press. Sunday all Way Stations and Baltimore only. J. S. PIERCE, Proprietor. his pen, his sword, are his weapons. The last of " No, you know I won't tell you." and simplified that I now propose to place it within 3:30 p. m., Baltimore and Way Stai ions. these he uses best—the first he uses worst. His pen "Then show me, won't you ?" the reach of all in want of an Oil Cook Stove, without 4:30 p. m„ Baltimore and Laurel Express, Elllcott NEW HOTEL. fear of its having the shadow of a rival. City, Fredt rick and Way Stations via Relay. is sharp—but only sharp. It is the pen of a man " I don't like to. But you are such a tease and The advantages possessed by this Stove over all other 1:30 p. m., Frederick and Point of Rocks, (via Metro- who feels, not the pen of a man wha thinks. He is such a dunce one must do almost anything to get rid so-called Oil Cook Stoves are: politan Branch.) 1st. It is perfectly odorless, can be burned in a close 4:45 p. m„ Baltimore, Annapolis, and Way Stations. R I CCS HOUSE, a man of passion—not a man of reason. He does of you." room all day without any smell. 6:25 p. m., Chicago, Cincinnati and Louisville Express, not disapprove and disprove a thing—he denounces " Certainly." 2d. It Is so simple that the most inexperienced can except Saturday, daily to Berkeley, Deer Park,Oakland, rn ilEK

TUESDAY MORNING, the 27th of June, St. Cecilia AMUSEMENTS. SUMMEB RES0ET3. MEDICAL. THE CAPITAL. Academy was filled to overflowing with friends and relatives of the scholars to witness the commence- UMMER THEATER COMIQUE. ment exercises which were arranged in an un, s Jordan Alum Springs, SUNDAY MOENING, - JULY 2,1876, usually attractive and artistic manner, well befitting MONDAY, JULY 3, NIGHTLY, AND MATINEES A NEW DISCOVERY. a place of learning under the patronage of so lovely WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. a saint. The programme consisted of music, vocal RECORD OF THE WEEK. Extra Matinee TUESDAY, July 4. ROCKBRIDGE COUJSTT, and instrumental; a drama entitled Isabella of Cai Performance will commence with the popular THE WONDER OF THE AGE. tile, or the discovery of America; Mrs. Jane Jolly's FEMALE MINSTRELS. 10 NEW VARIETY STARS. 10 THE POTOMAC BOAT CLUB ENTERTAINMENT.—We Wax-works by the juniors; conferring of medals and SIG. FABRA and MISS FALTONY, Necromancers. WESLYN and CASEY, Musical Wonders. had an invitation from Mr. Joseph Rice, an active distribution of premiums. It would be quite a diffi- EIGHT MILES FROM GOSHEN DEPOT AND FIVE COLLYER and ROGERS, Song and Dance Artists. L(riiSc.iJ."i9.K,?'D FOR AND FOUND AT LAST. A member of the Washington bar and a retired captain cult task to single out the best when all the young MOLL1E WILSON, Serlo Comic Vocalist. BLESSING FOR THE MILLIONS. A MIRACLE of a Potomac crew on half pay, to attend an entertain- ladies did so well, but Miss Halley's rendition of LU LAWRENCE, Premier Danseuse. FOR SCIENTISTS TO STUDY. THE CROWN- FRANKIE JOHNSON, Balladist. MILES FROM MILLBORO' DEPOT, ON THE ING SUCCESS OF THE NINETEENTH ment given by the single men to the married men of Judith, a .vocal solo was very fine, and MissBaga- ALLIE L AMONTE, Premier Vocalist. A CENTURY. the Potomac Boat Club. We don't know what in- ley, who took the part of Queen Isabella in the All of last week's specialty company retained. drama, acted with great ease, grace and dignity, CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL- WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL. spired this attention on the part of the young and FESTIVAL old bachelors unless it was a sentiment of pity and Her appearance was very commanding and hand- For over forty years the world has watched and waited, some in her rich and suitable dresses of silk, velvet ROAD. while science has worked and studied, and thousands condolence. However, the card announced tha,t a have spent a lifetime study in a fruitless 'effort to dis- steam yacht would leave the boat-house every hour. and rare laces. She was ably assisted by Miss cover a It was, that very warm afternoon of Monday last, Bellie Marsh, Miss King and others. These young WASHINGTON SCHUETZEN VEREIN TWO DAILY MAILS—TELEGRAPH OFFICE AT when ihe river was sprinkled with row boats and ladies were also the recipients of gold medals HAIR RESTORATSVE the Virginia side afforded a delightful retreat from awarded for improvement and excellence in every AT THEIR PARK, THE HOTEL. that would prevent baldness and change (tray hair to the sun that poured its hottest rays on the asphalt department. Crowns of honor in the senior class its original color without using any mineral or other streets that responded with kindred warmth. About were awarded to Misses Lottie King, Minnie Baga- TUESDAY, JULY 4. poison, and at last given up in despair, while the world ley, Annie Randall, Nellie Marsh, Kate McCaffrey The GRAND HOTEL, BROOK HOUSE, and the COT- has settled back with the old adage: Humbug!—like two miles above Georgetown is a beautiful spot TAGES, will be open for the reception of visitors on perpetual motions—impossible—it can't be done. And I eased by the club and called the Potomac Landing; who received also the first premium in rhetoric, EXOUKSIONS. the 10TH OF JUNE. now on the eve of all this prejudice, ofter people have algebra, astronomy and the higher branches. Al- The chambers are large, airy and convenient, ele- been swindled, humbugged and imposed upon, until about a mile this side is an old canal boat anchored gantly furnished, with gas in each room, and connected they have lost confidence in themselves and everybody on the border of the stream, where cool lager is fur- together the good sisters may feel just pride in the •with the main office by electric bells. else, while Taylor has discovered (if not the connecting thorough success of their entertainment and the evi- OUR CENTENNIAL EXCURSIONS A SUCCESS, HOT and COLD BATHS on each floor. link between mind and matter) a Restorative that will nished to the weary oarsmen. This place is very The MINERAL WATERS consist of Alum of six dif- prevent the hair from falling out, bring it back in case easily mistaken for the final destination on account dent prosperity. ferent grades, Iodine-alum and Chalybeate. or baldness, where people have passed the prime of life, The proprietor assures the public that the Jordan and change gray hair to its original color by furnish- of the crowd that lingers about its attractions. /Ar- Alum is more modern in all its appointments than any ing nature's own coloring matter, that strikes to the riving at the landing, you ascend a steep declivity, SAINT MATTHEW'S HOSPITAL.—The commence- hotel "watering-place in this State. roots, and follows up the pith or cells, until faded or COOK, SON & JENKINS' KESSNICH'S FULL BRASS AND STRING BAND gray hair has assumed its former life, color and beauty. -whose laborious path is relieved by occasional flights ment of this institute on Thursday night deserves has been engaged. It Is free from all Lacsulphur, Sugar of Lead, Nitrate of steps, to the brow of the hill, where a pavilion is more than ordinary mention, for the young gentle- BO A RD, per day, $3; per week, $17.50; per full month, of Silver or anything injurious or unpleasant in the $45 to $65, according to location of rooms. A reduction least, even if taken internally. It will not grease, gum pleasantly situated in the midst of surrounding men acquitted themselves most handsomely not SECOND of ten per cent, to parties remaining two months. or soil the bands, face or scalp, no matter how often or oaks. On reaching this spot a band of music was only in their respective deliveries, but also in their plentifully it is used, being clear and free from all kinds of spirits and castor oil. It does not dry or gum heard dedicating its inspiring notes to the young most happy ease and graceful manner on the rostrum JOHN B. TIXSI.KY, up the hair like most dressings. Being purely vegeta- gentlemen of the Potomac and Analostan and their Among whom we must mention were George W. ,ie25-lmo5 Proprietor. ble, It will clean the head, allay Irritation, soothe head- EXCURSION TO PHILADELPHIA ache, while it gives the hair a dark, soft, silky appear- lady friends; Chinese lanterns suspended among the Mancque, essay, 1776, 1876; Henry A.Schmidt, Inde- ance. more lasting and unobtained bv any other dress- trees added all that art could to the picturesqueness pendence Bell; William Manning Greenwell, selec- AM) RETURN MARYLAND AND CITY HOTELS, ing in the market. Ask your druggists for of the scene, and the happy faces and voices of the tions from Lalla Rookh; T. M. Schulters, essay, TAYLOR'S IMPROVED True Hero; Henry Brent, Battle of Bunker Hill, and young people were as refreshing to the soul as the Will leave tlie Baltimore and Ohio Depot at 1:40 p.m. VEGETABLE HAIR BEN EWER, beer on ice was to the body of the spectator. others. on the 3d of July, arriving in Philadelphia in time to ANNAPOLIS. MD. witness the Grand Torchlight Procession. Flowers were showered upon the happy boys by And take no other. Tut up In half pint bottles, with As the steam yacht was announced to return First-class accommodations are furnished for two Delightful Summer Resort. blue wrappers, at $1 per bottle. Manufactured by their admiring lady friends regardless of bills for days, affording an opportunity to see the Grand Cele- F. K. TAYLOR A CO., «very hour, we went on board in order to leave at 9 bration and International Exhibition on 1he 4th and same, which of course will have to be settled by 224.Monument street, corner Gay. Baltimore, Md. o'clock; but alas, the captain of that yacht was an 5th, and to return home in the cool of the evening TERMS $10 TO $12 PER WEEK. Every bottle warranted to give satisfaction or money " pa," but then " pa" don't care so long as Jennie on the date last named. refunded. impecunious man and adopted the best method The arrangements for the comfort of our excursion SPECIAL RATES MADE FOR FAMILIES BY THE says Willie, I^ouie and dear little Henry must not known to human ingenuity for the saving of coal, i. lsts are perfect. be forgotten. Tickets, including the fares both ways and accom- MONTH. «€., he let his fires go out. The result was that a boat modations, are only TEN DOLLARS. Inquire at the TAYLOR'S TOILET VINEGAR lull of profane men and coinplaining women was The graduates were James T. Eslin, James J. Car- Washington Branch Office, corner of Fifteenth and G Address roll, George W. Manoque, Bernard B. Duhamel and streets. Tickets are good upon any train on the 3d ex- FOR REMOVING SUNBURN. PIMPLES, BLOTCHES, kept waiting until nearly 12 o'clock. The members cept on the limited express. W. H. GORMAN * CO., TAN AND FRECKLES, of the club were in no ways responsible for this im- Albert Delancy Forrest. All unused hotel coupons will be redeemed at Ho. Proprietors, andtouse after Shaving, Washing or Bathing. Per- The Rev. Dr. White gave the graduates some of 1024 Walnut street, less 10 per cent. This must insure fectly harmless and as pleasant to use as Cologne or position, and the whole blame attaches to the cap- satisfaction to all. Names should be registered in our OR Florida Water. tain of the boat. There is .»but,one protection the his usual good advice. Brother Tobias, principal of office at once. xt° Wholesale and Retail by the institute, deserves to be congratulated on his DR. 13. M. PINKA.R», SETH S H4SCE. public have against such trifling, and that is, not to -je25-lmo5 477 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington. je2»-2mos3 108 Baltimore street. B -employ a man who is so neglectful or disregardful success with the boys, and also upon, having the 1776. HO! FOB THE FOUBTH OF JULY! 1876. of his own undertakings and of the rights of others. services of such an excellent dispenser of medals and premiums as Commodore Ammen cf the navy. For the Bath, We undeistand that certain members of the club DON'T FORGET THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. Sponges, Soaps. Towels, Brushes, Sea •were so indignant that they invited the captain on A FEW MOJJE days like this and the exodus of Salt and Perfumed Waters. shore to be thrashed, but in perfect consistency with our people from the heat and dust of the cities to GRAND CENTENNIAL PIC-NIC WEST VIRGINIA. iris well-known unaccommodating spirit, he declined the mountains for pure air, or to the seaside for the to come. They then proposed to take possession of sea breeze and salt-water bathing, will be so great TO BE GIVEN BY Whose elevation is 2,000 feet above tidewater and fa- the boat and imprison the skipper in a lager beer that it will almost depopulate them. To those who mous for its ALTERATIVE waters and fashionable barrel, but F. Jones, L. L. D., quoted a statute or patronage, is now open. * Soda Water, contemplate going to the mountains we would Union Lodge No. 22, Knights of Pythias, two on river piracy, and they prudently denied , CHARGES TO FIRST JULY-Monthly, $2 per day ; Drawn, ice cold, with fruit and Cream advise them, if they want the comforts of home Syrups. themselves this redress. Weekly, $2.50 per day. combined with all the pleasures of a watering- FOR MONTHS OF JULY-AND AUGUST—Monthly, Seriously, the ill-treatment of a pic-nic party by a place, and the beauties of grand scenery, to visit the $2.85 per day; Weekly, $3 per day. boatman should forever dedicate him and his craft BEYER'S SEVENTH ST. PARK, TUESDAY, JULY" 4. New River White Sulphur Springs, in Giles county, Extensive improvements made since last year— to that idleness which brings the worst punishment "Virginia. The springs are situated on New river, Holy Hill Band has been engaged for the occasion. among others, the erection of the PEY'TONTIOUSE, a to a too economical nature, and unless this indi- only fourteen miles from the New River depot, large Hotel with all modern improvements, and] which Mineral Waters, vidual shows fruits mete for repentance he should Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad. Admission, 25. cents. it*8 will be kept open during the winter as well as summer; Vichy, Kissingen, Seltzer, Congress, find no employment whatever for his yacht in future. also, several new COTTAGES. Haththorn. High Rock, Geyser, Ex- celsior, Bedford. Blue Lick, Fried- The only thing for which the club is to be blamed THE nineteenth annual commencement of NTY28-3 GEORGE L. TEYTON & co. erickshall and Buffalo Springs. is for having a hand-organ on board. Think of a Gonzaga College took place at Tallmadge Hall on Fourth of July Excursions hand-organ playing "Old Dog Tray" under the Wednesday evening last at eight o'clock. The hall TO QOBB'S HOTEL, banks of the Potomac, where the beauty of nature was well filled with the relatives and friends of the devotes every charm to make a man forget a city and students, and the exercises were of a very interest- MOUNT VERNON. COBB S ISLAND, VIRGINIA. its flies and hand-organs. ing character. The programme was well selected TWO BOATS. THREE TRIPS, and many of the students took an active part, among SURF BATHING—FISHING—SNIPE SHOOTING. W. S. THOMPSON. The steamers ARROW and M1EY WASHINGTON DISTRIBUTION OP PREMIUMS.—The premiums whom were John L. Prosise, William P. Sefton, will make three trips to Mount Vernon on July 4, leav- ' for regular and punctual attendance at the Academy J. Hoilohan, Joseph J. R. Little, Jeremiah J. Mc- ing Seventh-street wharf at 9 and 10 a. m.and 2:30 p. m., PHARMACIST, 703 FIFTEENTH ST. returning to the city at 4 and 8 p. m., giving parties an nov21-ly3 of the Visitation during the past were awarded June Carthy and Maurice J. Clagett. " The Progress of opportunity to spend a whole day at- this beautiful This well known and popular Summer Resort is now open for the recèptlon of visitors. Improvements have 27: First premiums to Misses Kate McS weeny, Annie Empire," a selection, by Mr. John L. Prosise, was place. Round trip tickets, $1; children half price, includin been made in the accommodations generally, and we E. E. CISSEL, Mitchell, Mary Graham and Mary Connor ; second handsomely delivered and received with rounds of admission to mansion and grounds. hope to please our patrons in every respect. The route is from Norfolk and Old Point bv steamer premiums to Misses Stella White, Mary Allen and applause by the audience. CAPTAIN FRANK HOLLINGSHEAD, Itl Manager. " N. P. Banks " to Cherrystone. EVERY MONDAY, Ellen Allen; third premiums to Misses Nettie Spald- WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY" MORNING. n» KM, TKT ^Gr JE SS ^ 4^*Terms— $3 per day. $18 per week, $60 per month ing and Lizzie Menke. The first honors in the senior IF ANY on wishes to satisfy himself by a study or thirty days. Special rates for June and for longer circle, for uniform excellence of deportment, consist- of faces, who he ought to vote for in the coming con- than one month. Comer Tenth Street and Sew Tort avenue. ing of a crown and gold medal, were conferred on test, he has only to walk into Brady's gallery and GLYIONT ! GLYfflONT ! For information address Misses Kate McS weeny, Mary Sullivan and Lavinia sit down before the just completed life-size portraits On the FOURTH OF JULY llie steamer "MAT- COBB A SEGAR, Try the coldest Shannon. The second on Misses Lola McNeir, Bessie of the candidates. It affords the best possible op- TANO," Captain Harry By les, will make two trips to jeis-lmos Cobb's Island, Virginia Israel, Sarah McG-rann, Annie Connolly, Annie, portunity for a comparison. Hayes looks gracious the above popular resort on the 4th of July, leaving Soda and Mineral Waters Mitchell, Hettie Fague, Hattie Richey, Stella White, | but grum, Wheeler looks grave and glum, Hendricks Sixth-street wharf at 9 a. m, and 4 p. m, returning by AWLEY SPRINGS, Drawn from the i mproved Mary Allen, Mary Daily, Minnie Sheckels, Helen J looks what we all know him to be, a chief, while moonlight. R Bishop, Augusta Shannon, Lenora Waters, Cornelia Governor Tilden's hieroglyphic face really does not DOUBLE STANDARD FOUNTAIN. Denver, Mary Merritt, Lola Hall, Emma Daw, Ellen indicate him to be what he is, viz : one of the most Round-Trip Tickets, 50 cents; children half pri.e, NEAR HARRISONBURG, ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, lt3 Also, a full line of Toilet Articles and purest of Drugs Allen. The first honors in junior circle were con remarkable men who has ever appeared in the VIRGINIA. ferred on Miss Mary A. Hanley; second honors on politics of this country. Go and choose. GEORGE W. BUNKER, and Medicines. Particular attention given to com- SUNDAY EXCURSIONS Misses Mary Connor, Florence Swann, Annie Bre- OF WASHINGTON, D. C., MANAGER. pounding presciiptions. jell-tf3 gazzi, Jessie Joyce, May Brooke, Minnie Clinton, ANOTHER verdict has been recorded at the This well known and popular Summer Resort will be TO open JUNE 1, 1878. The waters by an anal vsis compare criminal court encouraging the jealous husbands of Mary Shea, Marion Downing, Ella Walsh, Emmie ' e> S» a» • 1 I I, favorably with the renowned Chalybeate Waters of Eu- Harvey, Agatha Daw, Mamie Cox, Marion Harvey, worthless wives to kill men who take up with the rope. It is the strongest Chalybeate in the United TWO TRIPS. States. In addition to the water, the location, pure and 10UHBAC H's Francesca Weiser, Stella Merritt, Louisa Coehamer, women when their natural protectors drop them. exhilarating atmosphere, picturesque scenery, fine Nettie Courtney, Mary Stevens and Addie Sargent. The man Frawner, who shot Kennard, was acquitted The Steamer MATT A NO, Captain Harry Byles, will walks, drives, hunting, flshlng, &c., all tend to make * tf F3RTHE - make two trips to Marshall Hall on SUNDAY, July !, RAWLEY the most Attractive, as well as the most Honorably mentioned for polite and amiable deport- last Tuesday. His wife, the cause of one man being leaving her wharf, foot of Sixth street, at 10 a. in. and Healthful, Resort in Virginia. The Company has, at SÎH.gùms BÂ ment during the short time they have been at the killed and another being, in a moral light at least., 3:30 p. mi, returning by moonlight. its great expense, erected the most commodious and com- & fortable buildings In the State, and during the past academy: Misses Kate Lynch, Katie Aylmer, Maggie' a murderer, sat beside him during the trial. Winter completed a perfect system of terracing and Aylmer and Maggie Foley ; for being nice little new UNDAY EXCURSIONS FOR FAMI- underdralning. For terms and "pamphlets apply to CONGRESS HALL, Cape May, N. J., register S LIES. A. B. IRICK, President, scholars, crowns are awarded to Miss Annie Lovejoy lie steamer MARY WASHINGTON leaves the foot Harrisonburg, Va. and Miss Blanche Herbert. shows nearly three hundred guests now in the of Seventh street at nine o'clock in the morning for Pamphlets and information given at ST. JAMES % house, about two' hundred per cent, more than at Glymont and intermediate landings. Fare for the HOTEL. my28-2mos5 round $rip, 50 cents. Again leaves at five in the after- this time in any previous vear. noon for Mount Vernon Springs and Marshall Hall, re- JUDGE S. L. HOGE, M. C., of the Columbia, turning at nine. Fare for round trip, 25 cents. Parties Pronounced by tlie proietsion llie safest and most South Carolina district, has taken his family to can spend the day at Mount Vernon Springs and Mar- efftctual shall Hall, returning on the second trip, for one fare of spend the summer in the mountains of Maryland, THE HYGEIA HOTE Brightwood. "0 cents. Jel8-tf5 TOOTH AXI> GUM WASH and this reminds us that the Columbia district is One of the pleasantest drives in the country is to more fortunate in her representation than some of Bright wood, and one of the quaintest and cosiest stop- For healing and hardening the Gums. preventingDe- ping places is the Brightwood Hotel, and one of the TiLDEN AND HENDRICKS, cay. beautiiying the Teeih and perfuming the Breath. her neighbors. Judge Hoge is of Virginia descent, most popular and genial hosts we ever met is Mr. Ed. FOUT MONROE, OLD POINT COM- The following Dentists aid Physicians can testify to and' was born, reared and educated in Ohio. He Moses. The surroundings are magnificent, while the its merits: Drs. W. H. Hoores. H. H. Keech. C.E. magnificent shade trees cause one to laugh at old Sol Duck. A. Price, Wm. Wilt. 8. H. WilHams, <>. H. Bur- threw up a commission in the army to become a and indignantly deny the assertion that the weather ton, Bernhard Meyer, A. P. Gore, W. G. Rider, T. C. HAYES AND WHEELER FORT, VIRGINIA. Norton. ID: A. Maris. Thomas Pappington. Prof. R. permanent resident and property-holder in South was slightly heated. The luxuries of the season can Ridgway, Smithsonian Institute, ashington, D. C. Carolina; so the epithet, carpet-bagger, does not always be found at Brightwood. Mr. Moses has made his house the popular resort for families, and every day B. LATiTENBACB, Chemist, properly attach to him. He makes an able and in the grounds are lively with the little ones, and the i 1 . Sole Proprietor, dustrious member,.and Columbia may congratulate ladies are more than eaanest and enthusiastic over the N. E. corner Eutaw and Saratoga streets, Baltimore privacy of the grounds, the cordial welcome and the This delightful summer resort, comma»ding a water herself on this fact. protection that they receive from ontsiders. In a word, view not excelled on the Atlantic Coast, furnished with For sale In Washington by a lady is as much at home at Brightwood as in her own THE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES, all modern improvements—gas and electric bells in CHARLES SIOTT & CO., Druggists, 4os Pennsylvania house. every room, ana water on every floor, and capable of avenue. ONE of the liveliest exhibitions of the season accommodating five hundred persons, is now open for J. HILLIS MASSET, Chemist, corner Fourteenth and I was the surprise party given by the Bice Brothers ARE TO BE SEEN AT the reception of guests for the summer season. Wharf streets northwest. We are more than pleased to learn that a fitrgenum - one hundred yards distant, at which fourteen steamers BUTLER & CLARRIDGE, Chemists, corner Third to their nephew, Mr. George W. Rice, on the culmi- ber Of our leading merchants are determined to have a Brady's National Gallery« land daily. Superior beach for bathing at the door street and Indiana avenue, and all druggists through- nation of his majority on the 29th instant. He was club which will eoablethemto take their families to steps, which is good from May until November. Unu- • out the United States. dec5-3 the country on Sundays without fear of annoyance from sual facilities offered for boating and fishing. twenty-one on the occasion, and just twice that outsiders. They have secured for that purpose the ex- All the public Men of. the last thirty years—East, Terms: $17.50 per week and upwards, according to location. Special terms to parties remaining a month r BETHESDA WATER number of friends took part in the affair at the head clusive right of the Brightwood Houee and appointed "\yest, North and South—being represented in this col- Cures Diabetes, Bright's Disease and all other affections Mr. Moses Superintendent. The tickets of membership or longer. Address of the kidneys. of a brass band. Harry Donehue was the orator of lection. It is really what it purports to be, the have been placed at five dollars per year, and are being CHARLES STOTT « CO. the occasion in every sense that the name implies, rapidly sold. Those who desire a pleasant retreat, with National Gallery. it2 463 Pennsylvania avenue, all the privacy of a home, free from the annoyance and dec5-l Agents for D. C. and Virginia. and the lately-born man responded in a happy im- intrusion of disorderly people, should secure one. It H. PHOEBUS, promptu. May he live to photograph in the next will certainly be a pleasure to have one resort that ap30-5 Proprietor. centenhial. * ladies and gentlemen can spend a pleasant hour or two without fear of insult. The tickets can be procured 719 GLÜSING OUT SALE 719 from Mr. A. T. Whiting, 924 Pennsylvania avenue, or JUSTICE SAMUEL C. MILLS has been appointed from that prince of good fellows and most genial of to fill the place of Snellfungus, who has gone a sum- hosts, Mr. Ed. Moses, at Brightwood Club House. We PINEY POINT SUMMER RESORT. IMWlIl earnestly urge our friends to seeure a ticket and make mering. Justice Mills occupied this position once this enterprise a genuine success. None but members OTP.AW GOODS, SUN UMBBELLAS, PARASOLS, This old and well-known Summer Resort, about 96 NEVER FAILS TO CURE RHEUMATISM, GOUT AND before, and fined the President's brother-in-law for admitted. miles from Washington, in St. Mary's county,Md.. has p 4c., at NEURALGIA, SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. SEND hitting a former associate editor of THE CAPITAL on Modern Women. been thoroughiv reconstructed and furnished, with a superior class of furniture and all tne paraphernalia FOR A CIRCULAR TO the head with a stick. The justice did his duty It is a sad commentary upon our boasted civilization 04. VIS'. of a first class hotel, and will be open for the reception that the women of our times have degenerated in health HELPHENSTINE&BENTLEY, reluctantly, and accompanied the penalty with an of guests on the 20TH INSTANT, and at rates lar lower and physique until they are literally a race of Invalids than ever before. There have been arrangements made DRUGGISTS, WASHINGTON, D. C. apology. —pale, nervous, feeble and black-achy, with only here with the Lower Potomac Steamers by which there will and there a few noble exceptions in the persons of the be nearly a daily line between Washington and that my28-tf robust, buxom ladies characteristic of the sex in days point. The Beach, having been put in thorough order, A. M. MCDONALD and Judge Ray, examined gone by. By a very large experience, covering a period CELLING ODD LOTS OF FANCY AND MILLINERY O GOODS, JACKEIS, SCAKFS, TIES and other cannot be excelled for Bathing, Fishing and Boating of years, and embracing the treatment of many thou- on any coa: t in the country. GEORGE E. JILLARD. MASI & MASI, by the committee hearing the charges of E. Grant sands of cases of those ailments peculiar to Women, Dr. seasonable and desirable goods, regardless of cost, to make room for new goods, at Manager. For further particulars apply to JOHN CJKNER FOURTEENTH AND L STREETS NORTHWEST, against Judge Wylie, were examined last Tuesday Pierce, of the World's Dispensary. Buffalo, N. Y., has ALEXANDER, 1231 Pennsylvania avenue,Washington, perfected, by the combination of certain vegetable ex- D. C. jeli-4t8 DISPENSERS OF and testified that they knew nothing against the tracts, a natural specific, which he does not extol as a J»4.TIS% j udge in regard to his action in the case of Phelps cure-all, but one which admirably fulfills a singleness jy2-3tS 719 Market Space, corner Eighth street. or purpose, being a most positive and reliable remedy JORDAN^ WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS Pure Drugs and Chemicals. vs. McDonald. for those weaknesses and complaints that afflict the • SPECIALTIES: women of the present day. This natural specific com- ALL THE LATEST CHEMICALS AND PHAR- THE National Medical Eclectic Association is pound is called Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. COAL! One-and-n-Half Miles l'rom Stephen- MACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS AND The following are among those diseases in which this PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTION». ap23-l an organization founded on that great maxim of wonderful medicine has worked cures as if by magic son's Depot P. O., Virginia. •equity, " You pays your money, ?.nd you takes your and with a certainty never before attained by any Our prices for COAL, until further notice, in quanti- medicines: Weak back, nervous and general debility, ties not less than one ton, delivered in any part of the choice." Having sat here last week, it adjourned falling and other displacements of internal organs, city, arc as follows: "E. C. JORDAN, Proprietor. SQUIBB'S PREPARATIONS rfffeet in Pittsburg next year. resulting from .debility aud lack of strength in natural Lykens Valley, Egg or Stove $7 so AND supports, internal fever, congestion, inflammation and Shamokin Egg e 75 Round trip tickets from Washington, $5.50. ulceration and very many other chronic diseases inci- • " Stove.... 7 25 Jell-8t2 ENGLISH EXTRACTS, WE NOTICE the death of Mr. John Marbury, dent to women, not proper to mention here, in which, White Ash,'Furnace 6 25 "With full line of Pharmaceutical Products, one of the oldest and most highly respected citizens as well as in the cases that have been enumerated, the " Egg...... 6 50 Special attention siy'a£;to compounding Physicians'1 Favorite Prescription effects cure—the marvel of the of Georgetown. This not unexpected event took " Stove 7 10 HART HOTEL, Prescriptions. Alio Sbda,..Vichy and Klssengen on world. It will not do harm in any state or condition *' Chestnut 6 30 draught. . JOS. tv. HODGKIVS, place last week. Mr. Marbury was eighty-six years of the system, and by adopting its use the invalid lady "VVe are enabled to offer Coal at these low prices be- 2006 Seventh street N. W.ji doors above Boundary st. iiiay avoid that severest or ordeals—the consulting of a cause of ige very low freights at present from Phila- WINCHESTER, VIRGINIA, ap23-8 i.^JTIJlr"' - ... . of age. family physician. Fayorit" Prescription is sold by. delphia. An advance may take place at any time, and dealers in medicines generally. we advise our customers, therefore to send in their One square from depot, offers fine inducements as a THE Washington convocation of the Protest? orders at once. summer resort. Large, well ventilated rooms, pleas- T. EDW, CLARK dt CO., BIRNEY & BIRNEY, ant Episcopal church met last week at Rock Creek WE are pleased to learn that Captain Kudolph Hines, antly situated, Sulphur, Chalybeate, and pure spring so well and favorably known to our citizens, has betn Principal Office, Wharf and Depot, foot of Fourth water at the command of guests. Excellent billiard church, and had a sort of a centennial celebration street southeast. tables and first-class livery stable; omnibus free ; fare elected captain of the German Eifle Team that is to Office, Room No. 1, (FiremenVInsurance Office.) over excellent and terms moderate. Âttorneys-at-Law, with a margin. The old church was built in 1719. compete for the centennial prize in Philadelphia. Bank ©^Washington. jy2-lm3 330 Fonr-and-a-half st., Vasbinxion, jelMmol W. X. EOONTZ. 1yii-iy8