aWeWWi sill i m - '".;," ' - - , i , ,,, ,,, t i. jn i.i.'t .. r - , , ,
W
i 'i '"TM' '",fir"" iViTIT TiV i TilZjIiffl T"iiTrri ..-'llJL:. " Trm"
HIE MTlUAALjUSf UJJUUAfl .. , 7 r- . . . .,.,.,,
Tip KATIONirREPUBlIC AM
HDULISnKD DAILY.
TBI BATIOBAL I1TBBLIOAB
la tiMlebed ewr eeenlef (Saadete eiaepiad) r
W J J. tflBTAei, MttbMal mtbm Taatb aad D eta ,
fraaUai feaaajlvaala avaaaa. aad la faralaaW u
ntBtnrA
Oa aoanr. lmMrtlaa.il i nbaMiaailii
tion i, 60 ata. On aqaar,? Herat, ft, ldbral
iaamafa to ytuir MttniMra.
Ivary Mkti Aav UvotlMMtlJ. 00 war ha. aAAl
tloaal. Twlti iwHk UrtlNaiiU,Tf nriut.
addUlaaiL
KlfillUMMitUtmUtlfUl. ZiMttuiftMitn
aataerlbm (br aarrUre) at K aaata par aoatb.
Ban eibMrtUrVHOOpareaaaia; ai for
aealksfo' BleU far Urea saMlba, feaeriollr
ajeaeae.
Xdltorlal lotlsM, M aaata par Da taia UHrilk.
Utl) BOUeM. SO MStl POT 111 Hlk lABtrtleim.
. .r ... . "- "r"-r'. -" -i r.Wa ' . m -s
Mj BBT:aV .av T vJB -aBr X . .aa. ,.. Al , BM , 'war V ' l "! ' i ! I BB J
m. ' 'wbAv Lm- .-- Vi. ilwi jar"B - ' a , f , a.,a..,,Ba. a .a .4V.Av.a
A4rrUMHiU Mmlag aadftr U hada f Vaata.
for BU. for XmLLmImI rmi.ikMiuihi
' '.l.L! """! EMI I it IH1MWJPMI1MI Will I L I M w , i mi a -a . 7 .-.
I L
foarUata, lanrttoa, U oaUi U?m UhwuW
!. AilUmtJUaMftlrropMliit4ntk..; ,
AdTirtlaarnaala ahald b hiadod It bofora f pi aa
MEUCnAWT TAltiOIlfl,'
T OURTIN.
X KIBCffAVT ttlLOi;
siorauayitaala ar&ia,atar WlJJAx4a' Hotal,
Will ttll for CASH al u par i ahaap Uaa uy
olhar atiblttfcnaat, Jfl-tf
H. KOFFEL.
Itli.
.OLD JKVi2LUYt WATCHES, .AND
T 8ILYIKWAXE.
I bar da4, aa4 an muiUt rtMiTlaf, alt f
Ik Utwi tfUa ! )wlrr, ., kUh I Will U a
http ia paila anUM hi a aartaaat fat at as
rtipoailbl MtabUaamail la laU f atf aUar tltj.
Aa txtmlitttoa aad aoaiMrlisa of th a,aallly aa4
frieaa rMptfully rtaaaUa at US faaaayWaala
Jl H. O.HOOD.
WM. nUTUKRFOBD.
WDOLHALa AHO BIT AIL D1AX1K IS
PAIJITB. OIL, YAKMIIHU.
Dtpot for Lavla, JawatL aad. Hall Braiia j ara
Lead, Pali I Braahaa, Wiadow Olaaa aad AJaoaal,
Baiii, BplttU of TirpaaUaavCMt Oil, Lud aad
iparn Ol U, Limpa, Calnaaya, wlatt, It , 4a
No. 300 X tr( Mwhi TwalfU aad Tair
Uaith atraaU, aad 476 Mvaatk atraat,
Oppoilta palOat Dtaartnaat.
Hlxid Mill ready for ih af lia Wat qaallly. Or
dan for pitta aad f rooad ilaaa taaalrad aad trtait
lykltaadad to.
53
LOUISIANA AVKNOB.
0. T. B0WEN,
B0DU.
53
OKKtHIKTII. PilBTEE IRS OLUI
1akihUnatfadef attttof that ha la aev
rrtaral. aa haratofora. to iimiU kII kl4 (
vftlly
la ih lloaia, llaja aad tttrnt PaUllaf. flrftlaltf
L aad Calaomlalaf at th ahariaat Umu4UUi
t-et manaar.kt modarata vrlaaa. Tkaahral Umt
old frtandi for formar patroaafa, I r" fally aak a
rnii'iinit 01 im uni. yiii
AW OFFICE.
J.SIB11 1. ltllA.
Wabd B. Laho, 0. 7. Buck
BLACK, LAM0N A 00.,
Coniiuon An Attomiii it Llw
IS TBI inPElXICOBST o m HIITD itith,
TBICOnXTOrCLUBI.
TBI 0ODKTI or TBI SUTII0T,
TBI SXI0DTITI BIPASTMim AMD
oomiiTTiii or oomm.
0IIICI. rODITIUTH niur,
liu sitMUr otreuu wuuiJi' nuL
p ENTLEMEN DE8IH0U8 OF HAV.
JT lac tBlr Coali,rtmUt ul TmU BMtnd ui
IuhIhIu I. ?. aa f ad aa aaw. w.14 4a
wall br aaUlaf al Is. KAOICSII'I
Saoariaf asd Eapalrtaf Sapot,
477 T.alli atraat, a raw daara abo.a Faaa. a.aaaa.
SIC09D.UANO CLOIUiaa B0D0HT ABO I0LS.
1.7H
H
ATS.
HAT MANUFACTORY.
SM. COnMIWaUAM, lb oalyprtailealHaWV
taroa CtT.ath ilraat, (lata wlfh J T.DtTla.)V
Silk aad Soft Valt Dot raaofalad. BatUfattloa war
raatod. MM Savaalk atraat, alx doora balow Kortk
ra Llbanlaa Ifarkat, aaa, ildr,
JaSSaolm.
AME8 Y. BAVIS,
(ItTAILlliaD tiSO.)
BATTXB ABD TUBII1B.
ITBiW OOODf,
CiKIl, DKBIILL1I, to.
SO. u riaXSTLTAIIA ATIIUI,
Uadar Malrapolllam Betal. apll.lr
C8. WHITTLESEY,
. DIAUB IB
KIROEUI, WH1I.1, XTBISIAL, ABD LIED
OILS, 0IL8, F1IHT1. IPIEITI Or TDEMM.
TIM, WIKDOW 0LAB8,
KIEOSE.M ABD XTHUIAL OIL LAHPI,
Of aTary daaarlpUai,
wicks, cnmain.ciiii, icissobs,...
"TTCO01I" PirlR IHiDM,
1RDIES0B k rilECI'S OEJIItlHQ COLORS,
KILLOOO'S rlBI LUBB1CAT1KO OIL,
Far M.atalB.r..
Bo. CM EITIXTn (TKIIT, BIT (TUB LODIIIABl
aiuui av v ii.iiiii
l.l.t.ifrtO.. WASBIKOTOB.D.a
ilEDUKN, W 1NCUG8TEB & CO.
Bankors and Brokers,
No, 00 Droadvrajr, BTavr York.
STOCKB, BOBDS, QOTIBNBIBT SICOEITIU
1ND OOLD BODQBT ABD SOLD AT MABBTT
KITES OB C0BU1UI0B OBLT.
Ialrat allawad oa balasaaa.
Adraacaa maaoa approvad BaaarlUaa.
TartUalar atUatloa flf aa to ordara for tba par
cbaia or aala of tba Adana, Atnarltaa, Ualtad Slataa,
Walla, Fargo A Co., aad Uarcbaata' Ualoa Ixpraao
BIOCKI.
All ordara fatlbfally azaeatad.
'JOSUH UIKDIV, ISilin 0. BIBCOCK,
locei r, vriBcnrsTiB, eobibt h. biddib.
fa XOodin
A
MEItlOAN UOUSE,
Biviaiu arKBBT.naT to buuthiait
COKITBB Of PINK.YiWAHIA AVIMUI,
nei'OUTI CKNTBI MAHKBT, WAUINO
TOiT.D, C.
OfE-f AT ALL BOUBS!
INBOARD TT70 D0LLAB8 FIB DAT.-V
Tha nadartlf aad baa; laar to laforu tkalr frlaada
and tha traaltaff vnblla that thay btra aaiamad tha
uaaaiamaatof thlallodaa. Tha roama ara aattly
aad comforlably fornlahad and wall vtatllatad.
Tha rroprtatora Lava hid maay yaara' axparlaaaa
Id flrat-aUia hotala of tba eon a try, aad la aoaaa
quaacaof tralr kaowladiaof Ih baalaaaa, gatrta
t aitla'act'oa to all who mar pttror't Ihtcn
SCOTT A BBOUQUTOV,
toW-lm p-oprittora.
"pUUl'OALS FOU FUESII UEEF.
BtTBtimtacB Offici, D. B. A , )
la ana of No 105 VVht Louaiao BraiiT,
BALTIH01I,U0.Aaff SO. ltd 7. J
6ald proposal!, la dnpllaata, will baraalTaaat
Iblaomea uiiil it m , oi VBIOAT. Aaraai 89, 180T.
for tba yELHII UllV raqalrad for tb aapply of tba
troopa, bnpllala, aad offleara at WluahatT, Watt
TlrnlaU, forilz month from Octobar 1, 1887, or anak
lata tlmtit tkaCo-BinliiAry Oaaaralof Sobilitaica
may dlreit.
Ih Baaf to U dallrarad at WlBthailar.Wait Tlr
Rlala, oa taia ordar of tba Coumlaaary or AaUav
CoiBnIitary of Sabala'aaea at that plaaa.
Tba Baaf tjbaof a good aid natkaUbl qaallty,
la rqual proportion o( fora and kladqoartar uaat.
aack.abaak, and kldaay tallow to ba azcludad.
Tb aatka of Ih Cattl alaafblarad asdar tbta
agraamajt aball b eat off at tu fourth vanabral
joint, aid tha braait trtmmad down. Tha akaaka of
ora-qoirttri tht'l bo eat from tbraa to four laobaa
iboyolhoknoajola.andor hlid-qairtan from u
to a'sbt lnchaa aboTa tb gaubral or hoik Jolat.
BldJaraa raqatitad to b praaaat to raipoid to
Ihelr b'da and b prapartd to fir boada for tb fal.
tlment of their eontrtct.
1'ropoaila matt b cadoraad dlatlacUy "Protoaale
orrrcab Baaf," and addraaaad to th nidariTid,
who mi-Til h right o ra J act aay or all bid not
to tha lotaraat of th Unlttd itatti. '
CondUloaa, raqulramaata, paTnaata. Aa , aa h.ra
rort' B tT1 J" WlLrfOff,
BrTt Llant. Col. aad OI.D 8 A
tn32 Id Btnn Bt-lg Of.Va'ln
"P BTTOH & M'A'Ja TTN7-
CABriNTIBS AND BDILDXKI,
C'onviaor TwiLm iTaiaTiD tiiGajul
WASBINaTON, D. C,
Mak Baib, Boon and Bllnda, Box aad Solid Wladow
Fratnaa Chaapar thaa a b doa at aay
other Eittbllihoaaot la tha City.
JOBBINQ OF ALL KINDS PBOUrTLT ATTINDID
Jyio-w TO.
YOI.. VII.
yjk.'WNit uoicrsns .
0d4 roox piopli'i riiiBS. Od4i
T. BOTIB'l LOAB OrTIOl,
tMTaUlkUrMt,bwtwmOai D.awt rna.jlTl
Ja traaia. Kar Laaaal Lailaa' aid Oaalla
tui't WaarUf Ipparal, Oald aad IllTarWaUkaa,
DUaaida, fawalrr, riatala, Kaaatalaal Taali, .
HaUanaaildaitlal. Old Ooll til lUTal kniak
)alt-lf T. BOTIE.
475
LICENSED BY AU
TBOIITT. 475
b. BUKViniri,
tO AM OrriCB,47Tklrtaath atraat, U daaraailh
f rtaaaylraala avaaaa. Maaay loaaal aa Uaa t
alt tailaaiara aa lad Bitala, Oold aad liltar
WaUhaa, Dlamoada, Jawalry.BUTar tlv Plaaaa.
raraltara, MaahaaUal Toola. Ladlaa' ad Oaatla
awa'a Waarlaf Ayparal of all daaarlptlaaa.
apt BOITII.
ESTABLISHED 1832.-HEIIZ-BKIQ'ILOAV
07ri01Hlfbaat adraaaaa
aa Watahaa. Dltaioada, Jawalrr. Wa trier
Apparal.aad all ktadaaf Marahaadlaa. Baalaaaa
atriaUyaaaldaaHaL til Rarth 0 atraat, aatwaaa
raraaadakalf aad IlitkalraaU. Inaadlataly la
raar at UaBaUaaal Hatal. JalajOa
377
CITY LOAN OFFIOK.
377
LEVI B. DoWOLFF.
UOIIT ADTABCID OB
DUKOBDS, WllCHU,
I1LTIK fLITt,
JIW1HT.
OLOtBIBO, ABD
U1KQB1BD1IE IV OKVESAL.
AID TBI I1HI BODOUT 1ID 0LD, rOB CUB,
Al 877 Faaaarlraala aTaao. blwM roaT.aad.a.
aalf aad flxta bumu. .ppaatta Batloaal BataL
an
TRAVELKn-B OUIDK.
B1LTIUOKI AND OUIO B1ILB0AD.
To BlLTiMoat Tralaa laav datlr. axoavl Sta-
day. at TW aid T:t1 a ., and 11:18, 10, 43,
andTI.U p. aa. Oa aadUy.it 7.45 a. tt , aad 4 JO
aad 1.41 p.m.
Wot Alt WAT BTATtoaa. Dally, xlt Saidtr.
at IfiO a. m, aid 10 aid 1:4) p.. Enaday.at
I.H3a.ra ,aad4 JO aid l.Up. m.
Fob Wat Ifitioi Boitti or AjtjtAroua Jo
Tioi. 1:IS aad TiOO a. n , aad S.-00 aad 4J4 p. aa,
roaAiiiroLa T.-00 a, m . aad 4 JO p. at, H
tralaaalaaday.
rom am riaraor m watt. Laava dally, ax
apl Saiday, at T .43 a. n , aad 4 JO aad B :43 p. m.
Oa luday, at dJOaad l:Up. m. Oa It id ay, at
4 JO aad I rfd p M , aty, wiaaattaf at Kalay Boaa
wllk Wtra tralaa.
raiLADBLPBlA AND IT Iff YORK TBBOUQB
LlflK.
Toa Niw Tota, without tkiag of aara Laar
dally.oxctpt flai4iy,tl T.4)a. a, and H .15 aid
TiOO p. au OaStadar. at 7A0 P. at., oalr. Slaap
lif aara oa 7 .-00 p. aa, trail.
Foe raiLUiLriiA Dally, axaapt Baiday, ,at
1M a. a., aad 11.15, djo, aad TjMp. aa. Oa
Had ay, at T :00 p. xa., aly.
OBBAT PBRNSTLVANIA EODTa.
Foa txb JTobtwbt. Soorx avp Sonxwiar.
Tralaa laaTl Balllmai and Ohio dpt al 7 :49 a, at.,
aad4-id 8;43p.m.
STEAMBOAT TBAVXU
Fom Kicnoaa mm fotrrx ao8ovtiwxh.
Tha Utnr ol th Blikjnoad aad Fradariekibirg
llala BTaath atraat wba.f dally, axaapt Baa-
day, at B a m ( aad 7 p. m. Oa Saidaya at t a.
u, only.
Toa ALiiAventA. Staamera UlT Bavaatk alrt
wharf arary boar from 6i.ni,, vatll 7 p, m , dally.
roa MOPfT Tilioi. Ta aUimar Wawaaat laaTaa
Savaath alral wharf Taeiday, Tbartdty, aad Bat
arday noralaga of ab wk at la elok,Ttara
lat at i p. n.
Toa Baltimosi aid Futoxao Biraa Labwibe,
Tk ataanar Cotaiabia laavaa BUy'a whaf, foot
r Xloraata atraat. arry vrtdaaauy noralig at t
'iok.
Potomac TaiiaroaiATiox Lib a roa Baltixoei
aio Potomac Xiraa LiBDHaa. Btaamara Uit
SlxUlrat wbarf attfa. m.. oa Wtdaaadaya aad
latardaya.
roa txb lABTaax Sioei Th B.aimar wiiaoa
Small, aa altgaat boat, laaraa bar plar, oppoall No.
170 Light atraat wharf, BaJtlmora, Try Taaaday,
Tkaraday, and Satarday, at t p. m , for Kaatoa
Tolit, Doabl Mllta, Ozfard, Clora'a Polat, Wtl
lack'a wharf, Cambrldga, Uogblitt'a wbarf, Cabta
Oraak, Uadford'i wharf aid Lloyd 'a Laadlaf.
LADIES',
Jiiaata',
CBILDKIN'S,
OBNTS'.
BOT8',
m and m
9 TOUTU8', 9
l BOOTS AND BU01S, l
Th bail, and it prleaa that tamot Till to mil
parahaiara, at Q B. WILSON'S,
Tormarly Bona A rilaoi,
fl03 laraith atraat, nndar Odd Fellawa' Ball.
. faT-tf
G.I8 FIXTDHES.
WE UAVE, IN ADDITION TO OUR
rafllar baalaaaa of FlnmbUf aad Oaa riltlo,,
op.aad aad fltltd op a larg. Bbow.Boom at S..
4&S, Blath atrMt batwaaa D aad I atriati.adjolalar
UafoB Ball, wbara maf ba foaad lha larf.,1 aad
moat aomplata aiaortmaat of
CBIBDILIIU, BEdCKITa, rOBTABLH, .a, c.,
la Iba allf, al prloaa to aalt all
BBOWB A POWBB,
Boa. 477 aad M Blatb alraal,
IjK'it batwaaa D aad I aUaala.
355
FSt.
HEW STOEE.
1355
FSL
BUlUt&HOWSER,
Daalara la Ladlaa' and Oaatlaioaa'a
PURNISUINa aOODS, FANCY ARTICLES
Parfamarr. Tollat Baaalaltaa...
TBOU1S 8. BDEB. M..L. IIOWBIR.
Ja. r atraat, batwaaa nialb aad Taatb.
A I N T I N 0
M. T. PARKER & MIGNIGHOL'S
OENEIUL
HOCSEFAINTIKG ESTABLISHMENT,
Ho. 00 Lonlatauft AT.naa, bolwooa Blxth
and Baranlta atraata.
rHIS aad DECORATIVE BALL PAIHTHO,
raucouo,
CALCIHIBIBQ la OTarr Tarlalr of color)
OBAIBIBO aad UABBLIKO la Imitation of all
llaaa ol wood aad atoaa.
GILDING and BRONZING,
CUINAOLOS8, ORENAMELWIIITBPAINT
INO,
aadaiarr alTla of BOOSE DECOEATION, oiaoalad
la tba raoat flalab.d aad tatufol maaa.r
IIRICK FHONIS CLKANE1), OILED, AND
rLAIK AND ILLUMINATED 8IQN&
BANNERS, FLA03, AND TRANSFARENCIES
wllb ararr duerlplloa of OBIAIIIBTAL BIOB work
aiacalad fa tba aaatait aad rlcb.il .It l.a,
STAHDARD aad PUBIST UATIB1AU oalf ara
oaad, aad flrat.olaaa workto.a anplorad.
II. T. rABKERAAIACfllCUOL,
JjrSA. 09 Loo. avaaaa, b'l Blzth aad Baraatb atr ta
Nil. MILLER,
. ATTORMBrANDCODIISBLLOR.AT-LAW
AID
JDSTICI or TBI riACE.
FraaU.aa bafora all tba Coorta aad tba Dapartmaata
la Ua Dlalrlal of Colombia.
orncii bo. u Louisiana av., biaicobbib
VW SIXTH BTSSIT.
n ... ii, vi-,. -. .- n. .-i. .v.
r.l.l .11 BI.VI VI .Mg.l V,..HII.,I, .. ..
Laa.a, Daada, Vf llla. Fowara of Attoraay, Laadlord
aai Taaaat Botlaaa, aa , 4o.
AW-PailLolar attaaUoa glraa to tba Colloatloa of
Dabta aad Clalma. apls.U
"DRIDAL and FUNERAL WREAT1T3,
bCala. pr..arrad la aatnral form. Haw aadl
Baaatlfal Oraamaatal Halt Watb a. .taja or
t"rL All klada of llalr Braldlai doaa br
raixs, sss ii,bib irHt.iiwMo I asd K. Jj.litr.
WASBtNGT6M fcitY.lp.iC.. SATWMY MOWRO.
FI
gnffrttirt .cimi(a;
WrOBIBITBRKlTIIlO LOoAtVdBW
ieb vninD PAUE.
(From lha Haw Taik In4apatiit.;7
'Dry Good. c, ...
A rery mtrked Improvement baa bten
manifested the past week In dry goods, trio
leneltof which hu been chleny fell by
importers and domestic commission houses.
The Jobben hare been laying In their Tall
stocks, and hare bought freely without
materially advancing prices. In'woUni
and dress goods tho movement has been
lively, and tho importations and with
drawali from bonded warehouse hr to been
large. Pricei have been firm, but only In
exceptional Instances hai there been any
Increase. It la better that there should bo
so advance I and Importers appear to talcs
a very sensible view of the titnktlon, and
to content themselves If they ca& sell at a
small profit. With the Increased facilities
lor transportation, there Is not the tame
necessity for early purchases by Western
merchants which existed a few years ago ;
and they naturally put off as long as they
can the replenishing their stocks. Dot tho
fall trado has alreadV commenced, and will
Increase in magnitude during the next
month or two ; and tho payments, on ec
count at tuo largo crops, will DC mucn
better than last year.
In domestics there have been ac-mc-
heavy transactions, and some oi tho man
ufacturers' agents have attempted to stira.
ulate purchases by a small concession of
prices in two or three leading styles. Dot
prices have generally held their or,n. In
certain styles of unbleached shcotlugs a
small advance has been established and Is
likely to be maintained. In bleached
goods there has been an Increased supply
of standard grades; tho demand has been
active, but without much Influence upon
prices. Drills are rather dull; the demand
for them is small. Stripes and ticks are
in better request; the better qualities meet
with ready sale. Tho demand for denims,
as well as for seasonable prints, Is much
better. All the fall styles or prints aro
now in the hands of manufacturers' agents,
and tell freely. Borne of tho new patterns
are very elegant, and are eagerly bought
up. Uioghams, jaconet, and cambrics,
both white and colored, are readily taken
by the trade. Limeys are In belter de
mand. Muslin do lalncs ol dark styles
are in active demand; tho new patterns
are unusually attractive. In all domestic
oods of this class, tho value of which
cpends mainly upon the taste and artistic
skill displayed In tho patterns, our menu,
facturcrs exhibit a verv marked and rrrat.
ifying improvement. Theso remarks ap
ply especially to shawls, tho quality of
which exceeds that of any previous sea.
son. The market for them is correspond
ingly rood. Our manufacturers arn hi.
ginning to learn the commercial value of
goou taste. American Mohair braids are
now attracting attention, and oner for
midable competition to German foods of
a oimuar cuaracier. woolen Clotos, cas
simcrcs, flannels, and satinets show unmn
Improvement, except for Inferior qualities,
which are dull. Tho stock of goods of
mis class in Ilrst bands it still large, from
the over manufacturing of last year.
LATEST DRY O00DS CJUOTATIOXS.
Moisav Eraitio, Aug. 111.
The following are tho wholcsalo net cash
f rices of all the leading styles of Domestic
)ry Goods sold in tho New York market.
Palais.
Morrlmaok, W
Morrlmaok, D.
Coobooo, L. . . .
Sprasaa
Faotl
Amarleaa
DaanalU
Allaru
Maaohaltar...,
Fraamans
BrfSS"
...18
...Ul
...IS
...IS,
...15
..19
...15
...19
...19
..121
..1JJ
Amoikaag.
Lowoll...
Wammtta
Vlotorj ..
Waurogaa
Arnold..
14
"I
Ill
121
.. ..14
i
19
19
19
11
15
LUmlUoa
RIohmoad ,
Qloucaatir
Moarntog. ,
Lanoutar. ,
QIROnAHS.
Laaoaatar. 20 Hartford
Btrkihlra 18 Roanoka.
Caladoala 10, Qlaijorr.
saowif snainxas
...10
...131
...181
Amoikaaj, A.. 1 IT
Lawraaoa, 0...dd 171
Fooaiiat 4 4 18
" K... 4-4 14
" F.... 3-4 101
r.pperall, E 171
" R 10
0 13
" N 14
" ....7-4 27
" ....8-4 30
" . ..8.4 33
Ai...ft 4 10
F...4-4 19
M..J-4 14
Paollo, Eitra.4 4 IT,
11 4-4 17,
L.. ..44 10
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Trip to California via Nicaragua
fcoxCLtrsan raoii tbubiiiat.1
After ascending and descending a steep
mountain on a road with many sharp
curves, we came suddenly to our journey's
enu at oan iuan aet our, ana leanng to
becomo victims to Captain Smith and his
band, most of the nasscnircrs wentdircctlv
on board the Moses Tajlor, which It ap
pears had been lying there for a week past
in anticipation uicreoi.
Tho Moses Taylor Is a small worn-ont
vessel, but must have been, when new, a
very elegant ship, especially In her cabin
mimes ana iurnuure. i lie veneereu pan
els still retained considerable beautv.
On presenting our tickets to tho purser
wo were asslrned sleeping; berths in the
hold, at tho same time informing us that
he had plenty of state rooms with threo
berths in them, which wo could havo for
ten dollars a berth, in gold. This extor.
tion was moro than I conld submit to, and
consequently we were all consigned to a
miserable hole, little Inferior to the black
hole of Calcutta. We were now In the
tropics, and tho heat was Intense. Rats
ana burs were ramnanL Even. La tha first
cabins some of the ladles had their boots
gnawed terribly by the rats, and to hear
f iw. AiiiR; -over. theui'tras a daily
occurrence. Men and women, strangers,
wcro placed alongside of each other, and
nau 10 arcss anu tinurcss ai me same lime.
Tho mattresses wero hair, but had long
Dcen useu, ana emitted a tcrrioiy sicken
ing oaor. it need not be stated that every
body who could remained on deck as much
as possible but those who, liko ray poor
wiic, were too iccuie tosit up. too suuer
ing was intense, and many deaths must
have ensued in consequence during the
time this vessel has been on this route,
especially when crowded with more than
tnlco tho number of passengers she lately
had. Tho food, too, was very inferior
mo meat mostiv from BDanisn siock noor.
scraggy animals. Though It was exces
sively hot, the water indicating a tempera
ture of about 100 degrees, we could have
no Ico water except at tho rate of twenty
five cents, in coin, a glass. This exorbi
tant price many actually paid. Shaving
was fifty cents. A passenger who pre
sented a dollar bill for a shave received
two dimes back in change, greatly to his
annoyance and disgust. lie was a low
German Jew, and his remarks were exces
sively vulgar.
From ban Juan del Sur we kept close
to tho land nearlv all the wav. seldom
Ioslng'sight of It more than twenty-four
hours at a time. For the first three or
four days the heat was Intense, and wo
were almost suffocated in the miserable
hole assigned to us to sleep In. No
amount of money could have induced me
voiuaiaruy to go mere; noioing out a
determination to resist what I considered a
gross nttcmnt at extortion enabled me to
endure It, Kven the colored waiters de
clared they would not sleep there for the
gift of tho ship, and the food supplied to
them was so much better than that fur
nished the second cablncrs that we hid to
buy somo from them to sustain ourselves
with. The steerage passengers were much
better off, being ono deck higher, and
better lighted and ventilated.
Although wo kept quito close to the
coast, I failed to see any traces of habita
tion, cither in Central America or Mexico,
until wo came to Acapulco; .then wo saw
ono schooner off the bar.
No ono who has not seen them can form
an idea of tho beauty of the hills, and
they stud tho entire coast. Tho hills
wcro covered with mist, and appeared as
Indistinct as thonirh thv . ere mero"castlea
in tho air," shadowy clouds, though fre
quently we were less than two miles apart.
Oh what flno opportunities for scene pain
ters were afforded us. At times hills and
skies were so blended that It was impossi
ble to say whero one ended and tho other
begun. Oh that men should jostle and
crowd each other when such boundless re
gions exist and none Inhabit them.
I omitted to Bav that while wo lav in the
harbor of San Juan great numbers of fish,
ranging1 from ten to twenty feet long and
one to two feet broad, swam leisurely
around the ship.. The passengers called
them "sharks," but thoy did not present
the least appearance of sharks to me.
They wcro of a brownish color, with largo
fins, very lethargic, with a dull, round
bead. At sea we bow immense numbers
of porpoises, that hung around the vessel
in shoals, affordlno much excitement.
They leaped out of the water and strained
memseiveB just as ir they wero engaged In
racing; thoy swam at the rate of from
twelve to fifteen miles an hour, beating
tho steamer with opparcnt case. 'Thoy
appeared to swim in circles; that is, they
leapt Out of the watnr find then divnri tinwn
about ten feet and came up again to dlvo
uviim ..gam a. uioiaucca ut luiny ur icriy
AtTGUST 24, 1861"
fcoL' At ona time th octan seemed alive
I wtfk Ik., Wa .I.a w .AM. a-! .l-
n :i i. , "" -"-".;" -."" ""'5",.u-
Bird 'would apparently fly out of the
water ana men aari aown again and De
ont of sight lor some minutes, and out they
would spring again. Wo saw some "spout
logs," oi of small whales, and one rather
14rgo tall. The- cry of "a whale" was of
hourly occurrence, but traces of them were
not well defined to my eyes. Large
flocks of birds pengnlnr, sea-gulls, ducks,
4c kept continually with us it was
strange, though, that every day seemed to
bring a different variety.
About tho fourth dav after loavinir R-m
Juan, the temperature became so low that
Bummer clothing wss laid atldo and winter
clothing substituted. On tho sixth day
we seemed as If we wcro In the Arctic re
gions, furs, greatcoats, c, became the
fashion, the awnings that a few days be
fore seemed indispensiblo to protect us
from the sun's intense rays, had now to be
taken In so aiuot. to. shield them from ns.
Water became cold enough to drink. Oh.
how beautiful It tasted once more. But
ter ceased to bo like oil. Wo wero no
longer sweltering In our berths, and peo
ple blessed God for tho cold, though they
shivered as they did bo.
Wo passed over tho Gulfs of Tehuantc-
pec and Ualirorma quite smoothly, though
many predicted rough weather. On the
night of the 24th It began to blow a little
Ircsh, the vessel pitched somewhat, ahd
many became nervous; our engines seemed
powerless, and the Captain and Engineers
appeared desDondent. somo blamed the
coal, some the "worn out engine," Bomo
predicted that this wonld be tho last voy
age the "Mo'ses Taylor" would make on
this route, and so, indeed, it ought to be.
She Is not half large enough for such a
station.
After running between the Islands cf
oanta uruz.sanva itosa, and Han Miguel,
and nuite close to them, we came to the
coast of California, and in the evening of
July 26lh, of blessed memory, wo ran
through the "Golden Gate," a channel of
some hundred yards wide, protected by a
gooa sizca tort, ana sues lor innumcraDie
others on the majestic hills on both sides
of tho channel. We entered tho magnifi
cent harbor of San Francisco, a fog pre
venting me seeing very far, but It seemed
to mo as though tho navies of the world
might Tide in safety here.
At first view the town appeared to be
built on a high hill, and as though every
body could SCO all over the harhnr; hnt a
sudden turn revealed to us tho true posi
tion of the town, and we found it to be lo
cated In a valley, with high hills on all
sides, excepting the river Fontagc
In due time wo arrived at the wharf
when several men In boats camo off and,
climbing up n largo polo which they
brought with them, began to cry out
lustily, "International Hotel Coach Car.
rlagc," "Brooklyn Hotel Coach Carriage,"
"Occidental Hotel Coach Oarrlaee."
"What Cheer Hotel Coach Carnage;
passengers and baggage carried to tfio
hotel free; board one dollar fifty to two
aonars a aay -accoruing to tno room,"
xc, txc. jiainng me "iiroohiyn llotol
Coach Carrlatro" man I soon made. ar.
rangements for going there, and where
for tho present 1 must take any leave, as
it is now midnight, and tho steamer leaves
in tho morning, promising to write you, if
It please God to sparo mo meanwhile, of
mv Impressions and exneriencci in th
great city of San Francisco, the city that
somo believe Is destined to eclipse all
other cities of the known world. It cer
tainly has a history that many may bo
pardoned being made enthusiastic by.
i rvuium, vury iruiy, yours,
GlOBOB G. W. Morqax.
Yellow Fever.
A Herald correspondent, writing from
Ualveston, Tovos, givca tho following ac.
count of tho prevalence of this terrible dis
case in that city. Tho writer says :
"We ore in tho midst of ono of tho most
terrible epidemics that has over visited this
city. It commenced early in July, in a
mild form, with but fourteen cases In that
month, and has now becomo as violent as
I ever saw It In New Orleans. Some cases
have not lived over twelve hours after the
first symptoms appeared. In tho Second
and Third wards almost everv other house
has ono or more cases. It bos spread all
over lua prairie noria ana west ol us. 1
visited OTcr forty cases In that direction
yesterday, somo of them a mile northwest
of the cemetery.
" Tho hospitals are full and crowded, and
somo will havo to bo Improvised, if wc can
get tho means. Entire blocks of stores
are closed, and but little else is done be
sides attending to tho sick and providing
for the destitute, and it is estimated we
have yet ten thousand unacclimatcd per
sons here for it to feed upon. Most of the
cases can be saved with prompt and proper
treatment.
"Our people uho havo tho means aro
using them freely, and tho gentlemen of
tho Howard Association are doing all that
experienco and human effort can accom
plish; but with all the economy that can
be practiced it is my opinion, based on
former experience, that wo must havo aid
from the charitablo abroad to the extent
of 812,000 or 15,000, to supply the
most urgent cas's with blankets, medi
cines, nurses, food, ic, and then tho ener
gies of the several committees will be se
riously taxed to administer to each the.
minimum quantity to sivo or preservo life
oniy.
"Cannot tho metropolitan heart of Ni
York send something to strengthen tho
hands of the Good Samaritans of the Gal
veston Howard Association for tho per
formance of their great labors t Tho fi
nance committee of that body James
Sorlcy, J. 1). Root and D. Makclcr aro
gentlemen of high standing In our busi
ness community. Remittances might be
sent to them; hut perhaps a shorter and
bettor way would be to avail of tho kindly
disposition of tho New York agents of the
sovcral lines of Galveston steamers. Th;so
are Spofford, Tilcston Sc Co., Williams" &
Quion, and C. II. Mallory & Co., of your
city. Either or theso well-known firms, I
doubt not, would receivo any eontribu-
lions ior iuis purpose, anu expedite them
to their destination.
"There were eleven deaths lnt ii.i,i in
ono block east of tho market.
Tui qaublxbs of New York show ficht.
Ihoj are railing funds bj wbleh to defend thorn.
aalvel against the encroachments of the antl
gtmbllBg society.
NO. 181
By Teleg?ra,ria.
Recoiiatrnetlon.
nrrn military district cobtbactb ar-
KCLLID IT OUIRAL SniRIDAItr
,Niw Orliaks, August 22. Special or
der No. 122 annuls certain contracts
awarded by tho late Councils, and dcclarea
tho same null and void, and the city of
rvew uneans released trora any obligations
resulting thcrclrom.
General Sheridan has not complied with
tho reaacst of the City Councils to remove
certain officials declared by the Councils
inciigiDie unuer tno reconstruction act.
RZOtSTRATTOB COxTLtTID IX LOOHIAKA
.aiiRRiDAxroyri.Aiianr noi'ssna-'s irtir-
rXEIHCR.
General Sheridan writes as follows con
cerning tho progress of reconstruction In
Louisiana:
IISADgOARTBRS FlPTR MlLITABT DlSTStCT, 1
H RW Onr.aA.BA. La.. Anna! 1. 1SAT. f
dtnirdl V. 8. Oram, Ctmmandinr Arwtv e
t. rr.,.j c.-,.. trr-.L. . r . . '
Grxrrai.: I have tho honor tosnbmlt
for your Information the following : That
mo state oi L,ouisianft is registered In ac
cordance with the act of Oonrrcss dated
March 2. 186 7 . and the bills suonlementarv
thereto; the poll-books aro nearly made
out, and the commissioners of election for
each nollinir nreclnct annotated: the num
ber of registered votes will be slightly over
120,000; the State will in all probability
come in as a union aiaic. in accomplish
Inc this registration I have bad no onnosl.
tion from tho masses of tho people; on the
contrary, much assistance and encour
agement; but from the public press, espe
cially that of the city of New Orleans, and
from-holders and office-seekers disfran
chised, I havo met with bitterness and op
position. Tho greatest embarrassment
witn wnicu i nave bad to contend was the
constant rumors of my removal, published
nearly every day in the papers of this
city. It waa a serious embarrassment, as
it was breaking down the confidence of
too people in my acts; but notwithstanding
this, wo worked patiently and indus
triously, havmir In view only rlcht and
jasiicc, ana mo taw in us spirit, i nave,
as i navo ncrcioioro staled to you, per
mitted no political Influence nor political
machinery to help or influence me in this
work. Receiving the law as an order, It
was bo executed. I regret that I have to
make the charge against Brigadier Gen
eral L. II. Rousseau, United States army,
of visiting my command recently, and.
without exhibiting any authority, inter-
icring wiui my duues ana suggesting my
removal.
I am. General, very respectfully, vour
-t-3. i . .1 IT , ''
oocuicm servant, tr. u. ouiridav,
Major General IT. S. A.
From Ilall.
Niw Yore. August 23 Advices from
Havtl to the 3d instant state that the
partisans of the late Government w.ra
busy plotting against Salnave's adminis
tration, oeverai arresia or influential
parlies nad been made.
GclTrardr expenditures aro reported by
iuo k'uuiuuiiL'H to jiavo ueen surrLiinrr. inn
allowance for his personal comforts alone
naving rcacocu twenty-four tbousand dol
lars in ono year.
The Government troops had whipped
tho brigands in the northeastern district
very oaaiy, and some of them bad taken
refuge in St Domingo.
a ivnamocr oi uommcrco bad been
formed for Fort an Prince, and was about
to enter upon its duties.
Grand Indnntrlal Exhibition In
New York for 1808.
Niw Your. August 23. Initlarv atnna
"wb iu.cu vi-aiLTuav uv urominenL o-rn.
tlemcn of tho city interested in tho wei-
tarc ui tuu luuuring Classes, towaras me
holding of a grand industrial exhibition In
tho spring of 18G8. They propose to Inaug
urate a new system in the projected exhi
bition, by which tho mechanics and in
ventors will bo enabled to exhibit the
products of their ingenuity and Industry
instead of the capitalists and proprietors,
who havo heretofore been allowed the
main chance as exhibitors. Ten thousand
circulars requesting the co-oocratlon of
journeyman mechanics throughout the
Union wero ordered to be printed.
New York Constitutional Conven
tion. Alba.nv, Aug. 23 In tho Constitu
tional Convention yesterday the consider
ation of tho report on tho duties of offi
cers of counties, towns and villages waa
continued in Coinmittco of the Whole. A
section prohibiting tbo Legislatures from
passing any laws allowing counties, towns,
cities or Milages to inako appropriations
to persons or corporations, except as the
Constitution provides, was agreed to, and
tho committee, rising, reported the nrtleln
to tho Convention. It was adopted.
New York .MnrkcU.
New York. August 23. Flour. 10al5
cts. lower; receipts 8,191 bbls. Wheat, 1
a2 cents lower; receipts 03,834 bushels.
I .in rutin, nml .ultl...... J M.,1 !.
wit. iun unu "iiiiuui ucuuru vuauKe;
receipts 23,152 bushels. Rye dull and
drooping. Oats dull and nominally lower.
Fork lower; mess, g23.40a23.50. Lard
firmer, at 13al4 cents. Wheat steady.
Barley and peas nominal. Cotton auiet.
-Ana' .- I-' wt l ik . .. i . 1 . '
at occuiaiur jiiuunng upianus. rrdgats
quiet. Spirits turpentine, 58ja59 cents
per guiiou.
Itcbcl OutrugCr In Tcuueaaeo.
New York, Aujt. 23. The Tribune
snys : Tho armed rebels in Tennessco are
revcngiDi? themselves for Urownlow's mtt-
jority by robbing tho negroes of tho arms
wnicu incy rciaincu wnen leaving tou i tu
cral service, and then murdering those
who havo been thus disarmed. Madisou
county is overrun -uth tho murderous
guerillas.
Obsequies ol I-ute -ov. lVrlght.
Niw York. Auirust 23. The obseauira
over tho remains of tho late Governor Jo
seph A. Wright, recently minister to the
court of Frusta, took place yesterday.
Ex-1'reftltlcnt ltucliaunu.
1'niUDKLPniA, AuirUSt 23 Rs.Pri.nl.
dent Uuchanan's health is improving. He
win j.ruuuuiy emit ior triicananu xo-uay,
Ueail.
I'lIILADEU'lIIA. Anrnititl Tnn li-1..
tho oldest Bhlp-builder In the United States,
died this morning, aged 75 years,
Bagla aoiMM, B aaata.
TBI WIIILT BATIOJTAL BIKTILICAI :'
la pablbbed e.arr TrUey atoralsri Oaa Ma. .a.
rear OXSOl Tare. 04p4ea eae reaf, ae.SQ Tm
.oajae one year, OJOv.
AIXreiilMEPJTS, ETC.
COLUMBIA GARDEN
aid
CONCERT HALL,
Corr Twinti Btrit tad Ohio Araaiwa
OPI3T imt VIOIIT WITH A OH AHD TABItTT
PEnFOBBIAMCE.
Vaaa bat tb bail talaat ntf ad. Btara ivmu la
rayld aicaaaalta.
j. . VAVia,
aa iibi
rroprlatof.
GRAND NATIONAL AQBIOUL
TUBAL XmUlTIOM
AJtD
bosii nix,
TO BX niLD OS TBI NATIONAL BACI OOUXtS.
WASHnroTov.-ik, a.
OoamtitUf Moi-dat, Ua 1U. day at OaWbr,tMT,
aad MaUaalif ap to U Utk of Y ovaabar.
rxunnc titTt iv xovxr ajtd kxdau,
A no a ill if to 930,000, wUl U award.
Tha Briemlnm llata will b atuaevt aaJ Bit.tiluA
la fall atthaatzt BMtlif of tba Aaaoelatloa.
Tb Mtaiftra ara aaw mak.iv rranctait t
Hit th atuadia of nott of th Hbratad trot
if aad roaaliff horaaa bw oa tb torf.aad daalfa
alllf thlaltT far th noal toeantitila. tvhlhltiaa
that baa rtar Ufcaa pla ta tba Ualtad Staua
jmr.vAftuaTT, ii owaar r vaxur, aad othir
atlnaf rood df mtiLhtTi proaosaaad lha
Vatlaiil Can tb faaUrt Cttn 1b th oaatrr
wbaa DaaUr trotUd avar It latt rill. atr. Mofflt, tb
proprietor, ladalnf aTarylhltf la bit powarUth
war of jrradlaf aad axtavauag to raadar It atilU
batlar. Ba la aiaa Ittlar tha laald tnltiar Can-aa
for raaalig hart, aad mpartar aaw atiblaa, abda ,
A , far th iOBmdaiiB f apwarda of St baa
drd btid of atoik. aad for Ih dlaoIiT f arial.
taral laatraataata aad mcehaalan.
Tha'foUowlaf toiUoaB-ai Ait ba alattd aa
Jadgaafor th UalJiUa of th dlffaraat atock
ad irrlaallaral lpla.aaiti,aid tba awardlaa of
Pnaiataai
Haa.Jtlahard Walla b.
CoL, 3. Q. Brrat,
Tboa. X. Clark, Il ,
Thovaa Darrj, "
Jot. Toaif, M
MajorA.A.SlaholaA,
J. K Banhlw. ! ,
0 H riant, '
W.X.ipaldlir, -
John Via Eli wtei, R.
D.4,oi acaiawa,
Otorra I. Olelaoa
aVW.Owaa,
A. B. TaLUr.
Ju Faaphror,
M. R.HmUlr.
a. T Iljiktr,
Wm, Etplaj,
H. I. Bakar.
efaha T. 1
T.IT1N
W. H Berth,
M P.rianmlaf,
Wot. B.JMAaoa,
A. Pottt.
A. AltTlOr,
C Wand all,
M Xlbart Ctiatl,
M John O'Uarr,
M Mr Baaaoa, Bat. Kotal.
Praik Braadir,Xi
M J. H, ftaauaai,
B Hana,
" Cbarlaa Klomai, "
" Jaa. D. Uiadlay, "
' Bryia Oraa, "
Cbarlaa Qodfnr, "
" CCanpball, -
M J. C. willAjd. "
" A. Bodlar,
Joha Laar. '
M Jans til,
Wm.Blbrr,
arf Wbltsar, "
H Wra.flH.
Baraail Wraa,
Joha Howard "
M aoril.Jaiard, "
Df.Q. IjUa.Ur, -MAEILAHD.
r"y(
, B.uiaiaa,
AUb Dodr.
J. C. Marbarr,
Kijoro.T.ltlar,
S. A Htiralar,
A. B, Rbapbrd,
Wta X. Clark.
H. I. Bara,
Wm J. Do no ho ,
Job W. Aaraa.
Joha lirara,
D.T. Birr,
B. Brrai,
Joaapa Binlla,
ri4.0IlwT.
Crotoa riatabar.
Wta. KIM i,
Jan thraava,
WlllUm Matlook,
U. la. 4BM.
ColoaalOdaa Bowla,
BUhard niU,
Oaaaral Wallar Mllchall.
rraik Uiu,uq.,
CUn UU1, "
A.Jobaaoa, M
Uaa. Baalamla Barrta,
TTiinaiJi jt, varrr,!
WlUUa V. Boalf, '
JoBBThanaa,"
C1B Thonaa Bowl,
I. W, Barry, Baa,. .
Coloaal Joba Marrpnaa
unu v.iu, Bq.
Y1K0MIA.
Ota. Joha M Botla, Joha BalUar.Xan ,
Major Thoa W. Duwtll. CoUBJabard Dleklaaoa
Coloaal O. F. flir. Cfnt Mirtlo, Xa,.
MORTH CASOLINA.
J. H. Plica, Eaq . J. II. Davall, ! j. ,
BOUTH 01KOL1KA.
Janaa I. Orr. n. C. Fambcrtoa.
aoorrla Joihaa B. nUKXaq.
Florida Boa. A. Miilorr.
Alabama J. U. HeElilor, ai,
Lo alalia a Joha H. Cowt.Uq.
Taau Bmaraoa Btbrldfa,aa.
Kaatackp B. A. Alazaadar, aq.
Mitalaalppl A.O. Browi, U.
Arkaaaaa Robrt Jobaaoa, Kaq.
M lit art Hairy Ooald, kji.
Kaaaaa WUliaa Eradav, kaq
Vabrukt Boa. Mr. Wortblaitoo.
Iowa -H. L Dodg a, Kaq.
Wlaaoaala Joaaph J Klir, lai.
Mlaiaaota Thamu P. brnllh.
Wa radar Jam aa A.Atkliaoa.
Orag oa Boa Bafoa Mallory,
HIW TORS'.
C. Yaid.rbllt, Aldaa OoldamlU.
laalah Bradara, Charlaa Biakmaa,
Wm. M. BTadlar. J. U. MarllaaU.
O aorta Alfar, Jimaa W. Dot I.
Janaa Jatka,
PB3S8TLTA1TU.
V. Lawraac. IL B. Via TorbaMi
John la. Krappa, J. Bolph.
A,r. Bmltb, OaorfaUowall.
Main colonal raaaaidaa.
Haw Himpihlr 1. Bn.ka.
Vtrmoit Judf 8 n altar.
Maaaichaiatta Coloaal B. P, Poor.
Shod lalaad Coloaal Amaaa Bpragaa
Coanaollaat Boa. Cbarlaa L. Iallab.
Raw Jirtajltat Townaaad
Dalawara Boa WUlardBanlibarT'.
Ohio Coloitll.0 Coiftr.
lodlina Coloaal W. p. Cattli.
lllliol. Oaaaral J. A. Lo(aa.
Th Ltd of Framlima to b awariad will ba A.
rarlltad ta aftwdapa.
All owiara of rnnalar and trolttaf boraaa aad
tborooib brad atoak, aad miaafielaraia of agrloal
tiril lnplamita aad trachaaltm, will bar aa op
portoillr of oxhlbltlif oa tha iroaadaln tba rlelaltr
of th If alloial Capitol.
All BMtaairr arraagamanta will b mid a to raadar
rlaltora eomfortabla.
OBleara will b alaUd at tb iaal maatlar ef lha
AiiocltUoa'iBd duly pnblltbad.
a. aiurriTT,
auT'lf Oaatral BaprtatandaaL
TI7ASUINaTONGiTY OAUDKN
Tb proprlator of tbla wU known aad popnlar
Plata of ratort daalr to till tbaattanllonof aaaocta
uona, ecnooia, aaa print ptriltt wlihlag to glra
piO B1CB, . lO I BO
WAsamaTox citt oabdix.
It It loctttd oa tba aoraarof Ww Torkartana lid
Pint atraat watt, la any of aecaaa, and U ahadr, cool,
and plant 1 1. 11 Uanppllad with auooitair fillerita,
laap:a allaya, hobby horaaa, Aa Jtafraihmaott of
all klida.lidof tha bait qntlilr.faralahtd at Iba
lowaat ralaa. Thtra la atao a flit daaaiif parllloa la
th Otrdaa. Th proprietor plaJft hlmaaif to plana
ait wno may nppiy.
A aoot apnii oi pur ! !. B
JOUH UOCKKMITBB.
JyJ t( ProprUtor.
milK SECOND
I ORAXD MILITARY AND CIVIC
A f T I X W 0 O M AHD I V K N t N U
Ai j-i u a j n
OP Til
WASHINGTON ZOUAVES.
Wblth waa anioaicad for Thnrtdty, Anfait IS, hit
btaa poatpoaaj !
PX1DAT, AUGUST SI,
it Til
WASHINGTON PARK.
IITXHTU BTRSKT,
TICKETB .FIFTICESTb.
Admitting a f aatlamaa aid ladlaa,
Daaclag to commaic at S o'clock.
aaao-lawAf
A LNWIOIC SEMINARY. FOR
TOUNO LADIKS.
Tba ditlta of thlo Imitation, whleh wara ani
pandad for allma.owlag toth aaatilUd condltloa
of tba eon i try, will ba raaomad lha coming latatua
Tb aaholittl pair aoaalata of taa moolba, oom
mtnalag oa MOXDAT, Baptambar 2, aad adlnf
Jant SO.
Clrtntira aay b bad at Kauri. W, II 4 0.11,
Morrltoa'a Bookalort, 453 aid UQ 1'annaylraala
araao; Mr. W.Balliatyaa'i Bookitor, 498 StTtalh,
atraat, and at Dr,Tyioar Drug Blor, corner of aiath
aad L atraata
TIRHSj
Bailor Cliat, boarJ, KilUb tnllloo, fatl aal
lllbtt, par atbolattla yaar , hq
Primary Cilia, board, Batllah tnltloa, Ao , Aa., SOO
rorotaarparilaauti addrtia H. A. TY80H ASD
SISTBKS, Liortl, Hd. I topping plica oath Biltl
aaaui eiajift .. aaHtaavel IKUIOia"9!.
Coatat'a statioa,
iwo Duia touia oi iaurI,
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