Evening Star Newspaper, July 9, 1867, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR. @ For “Auction SALxs” advertisements ee fourth page of to-day’s Star. LOCAL NEWS. ‘Tue River Front.—Along the river front there apperrs to be considerable activity at Present. especially in cosi and lumber, and the trade in market stuff 1s increasing. a co’ siderable amount of stuff, which heretofore finding 11s way trom the counties of Virginia and Maryland Binding on the bay to Balti- more, now coming to this market. There ap- pears to be a feeling among the dealers along the river front in favor of the Corporation building at least one wharf of its own, to be used tor the landing of fish, oysters and conn- try produce; and itis asserted that were such wharves to be built, they would erect on or abou: them the necessary buildings, and ‘would soon build np @ permanent trade, m: king the front of Washington what it should be—a busy mart. Many of the dealers are Anxious that theCouncils shou!d act promptly ‘on the peution presented in the lower board jast evening, and say that unless the Gorpora- tion does something in the matter much of the trade now temporarily being done here willbe transferred to Alexandria At Harvey's Wharf. since our Iasi, there have been no arrivais or departures, bat at the wharf there are two coal schooners unloading. At Carter’s Wharf several schooners are dis- charging cargoes of coal and lumber. The schooner Tyler. Cxpt. Galloway, sailed light ye-‘erday for Huvre-de-Grace for coal At Riley’s whart several vessels are unload- ing,@nd the schr. Augusta. Capt. Hammond, hgs arrived from Maddox, Va., with wood for Esiiz. The schr. Mignometie, Calvert, sailed light for Havre-de-Grace. At Fowler's woart the fine packet schr. J. S. Bragdon, Capt. Newcomb. has arrived from Boston, with merchandise for Washington mercbants, and several other vessels are at the whart. A: Cronch’s wharf there are also a number ot vessels The schr. Great Western, Capt. Connolly. from St. Mary's, bas arrived, and is discharging her cargo of weod for Hunt & Olarke At Brown's whart thesehr. W. B. McShane, Capt. Christy, has arrived from Philadelphia, With 215 tons of coal tor Brown & Sons. Persons doing business along the wharves are mnnch rejoiced that the contractor fer gra- ding th street, from H street to the river, (Mr. McNamara,) has commenced operations, and | soon they expect to havea fine road directly to the wharves at the foot of that street. This much-needed 1mprovement. and has nat- raily put those ahout the wharves in good spirits. The opening of this street is not the onty improvement being made, fer the con- | actor is using the refuse earth to fill in be- bind the recently erected sea wall in thai vicinity ——_ e+ {EPUBLICAN Mass MEBTING.—A call bay- ng been made for amass meeting of Regubli- «ns in the Freedmen’s school, on Delaware avenue and £ street south, @ considerable crowd gathered there Jast night, ihe school being well filled with colored. men and a few white men. Mr. Seioion, of the Fitch Ward, | iged: Mr, Mornning secretary. Boyd offered a serie- of resolutions, | offered by him last February at Turner H and which were postponed to July 4th, 1 cartied without a negative. Dr. Boyd then offered several resolutions in regard to the | ying ont of the ‘civil rights bill’? im the | box, on railroads and steamboats, and | laity on the Baltimore and Washington, | and Baltimore and Ohio Railroads. on which | roads he aileged thep cell first-class tickets to i people oi color and then thrust them into a smoking car, And one asking Congress to | make such law on contracts as to make {ta | | | part of the contract what wages laborers shall Teceive who work under such contracis, and that the same wages whice men. for ihe ‘were carried Mr. Harlow moved, and it was carried, that committee of three be appointed to lay all , @ above resolutions before Congress, and | ramed Dr. Wm. Boyd, John H. Crane. and | Wm. Jones as that committee, which was also carried. i be paid to colored as to, All of whic! me labor. a Notice was given at a previous meeting that the election of officers woald take placeen | next Monday evening. for the ensuing term of the Sixth Ward Radicial Club, and the meet- ing adjourned. | Ree ag Binet. OrpHans’ CourT—Judae Purcell —An ex- emplified copy of the will of the late Samuel Davis. of Philadelphia was admitted to pro- | bate and record. { The willot Samuel DeVanghan, deceased bequeathing the bulk of bis proper- | ty his sister,Susan Brayfield and also making | peqnests to his brothers was filed and partial. | ly proven Dr. A. McDonald Davis is named | as executor. | | Letters ot administration were issued to W. Albert King on the estate of Thes. Holloran. bond $3,000; to Chas. I. I. larde!_s, a. b. n.and ¢.t.9. om estate of Dorcas Galyin—bond 5.1000 Margaret Heies was appointed guardian :o the orphans of Joba Wipfla, late of the army Bond #500. - The first acceuntof Margarei Smidley, now Paaker.) guardian to the orphans of Antoine | Smidley, deceased, was approved and passed. Davidge to set aside the probate of the will of the late Mary Ann Feur-on was resumed, and occupied the remainder of the day. pices beanies Ov THE Manine Corrs.—Yester- Afiersoou 4 grand review and inspection he mazine corps ‘ook place at the barracks, which was wites-ed by Secretary Wellesand a bumber of officers of the army and navy, members of Congress, &c. The commandant of the corps, Col. Zeiten, was present, and a number “of ladies were also in attendance. ‘The battalion, numbering ‘our companies, headed by the band. led by Scala. was under | the command of Major Grabam, commandant of the post, and they went through the manual of arms and the movements of a battalion with the precision for which the corps is famed, eliciting the commendations o: all present. ‘This is undoubiediy the finest uniformed and equipped corps in the s ce, and the review Was a beautiful sight. REprCTION ©: ‘oRcE IN THE TREASURY DerarvMent.—it will be remembered that | the Secretary of the Treasury a few weeks since issued instructions to the Heads of the various Bureans of the Treasury Department requiring them to state if the force in their re- spective Bureans conld be reduced without detriment to the public service. The officers buving charge bave all answered, bat as yet no Action bas been ‘aken by the Secfetary. In the 2d and 3d Anditor’s officesyand the office o: the Ist Comptroller, it is said the force can be reduced, a8 there isa scarcity of work in those offices. Inthe other bureaus there will be asmall reduction cagsed by the decrease ot work. No new appointments nave beet mide tor some time in any of the divisions, —-—_——. W2 HAVE been shown to-day an invention just patented to onr fellow-townsman, Mr. W.£. Heller, which premises mach conve. lence and pleasure to those who are fond of and who eat boiled eggs. It is so simple gud cheap that it can be used in ever: is called an “Improvement in Tong: and is designed to obviate the difficalty so often experienced by those who hold in their fingers this delicious breakfast mecessary, while in the act of eating tt. By the -‘tongs’” the egg can be taken from the hottest water and securely and safely held without any mcon- vensence OF pain arising trom the heat of the egg. ee Reat Estate Sales. —Messrs. Green & Willams yesterday sold part of jot 18, in square 75. fropting 26 feet on Pennsylvania avenue, between 2ist and 22d streets west,run- uing back $6 feet, improved by two one-story brick teneme! to J. H. A. Newhaus, tor $4,700: part ot lot No. 25. in square 77, 28 feet front on 2ist street, between H and I <treets, by 105 feet deep, with improvements, to W. W. Haff, for $5,980; also, part of lot 11, in square 55, 17 feet front by 130 feet deep, fronting om L street. between 22d and 23d, toG. R. Rams- dell. at@0 cents per toot mee TWENTY PER CENT TO THE Navy Yap Em- VLOYrEs.—In the House of Representatives yesterday, Mr. Julian of Indixna,;.in(roduced @ joint resolution providing: +fhat the com- ensation now received by the mechanics and taboring menin the Navy Yard at Washing. ton, in the District of Columbia, be, and the ame is hereby, increased to the extent oftwen- iy per cent. from ‘his date, until otherwise or- dered by law.” The resolution was referred to ibe comenittee omexpenditures of the Navy” Department. —_~. SavivaRy —The samtary company of the police was actively engaged yesterday. and secuied all the objects of their Iabors with comparatively small costs to ciuzens. Fitteen persons were notified officially to abate nai- -ances, and forty were verbally notified. Seven Warfahte were served, and tires of the cases were disthissed, and fises amounting to 817 ‘were imposed in foar cases. One dead aud seven smaller carcases were removed. direction of the sanitary police. ——_¢-____ notice of the fences! ot Mr-_Davae otice of netalot Mr. DeVai {shed yeaterdny, we gave ine uumbor dx iT as 15, (the number under the old juris- which may give the impression that, ‘this Chapter does Wot acknow! the late” formation of the Grand Ohap», et. This ‘ndorece the actiou Gf the other { re forming an independent. jnris- di » And under it Obapter 1. : pod ates caty Tur Taessury Exes: —The work the ‘Creasary Extention ‘totais ‘Departaent) idly. ana wi > nn : isp orkmen are now agaeta in reusing in, zi 1%, tal ae tet aaa ae A @ BorcLary.— Sunday morning, | three weeks. | Morse, sundries to Seneca, and i | { The argument on the motion made by Mr. | | | i i CorListon —This ‘morning, about 9 o'clock, & colitsion occurred between ome of the street gars and © market wagon, near the National Hotel, by which the latter vehicle was riously damaged, and the driver throwa to the ground with mach force. Further than a siight contusion on bis forehead, however, no other injury was sustained, and soon after the Produce was transferred to another wagon and the darnaged one carried off for repairs. oe Tax Wasutnotow MONUMENT Socterr. A meeting of this society was held at the Hall this morning, for the purpose of lecting & member to fill the vaeancy occasioned by the-death of Dr. Wm. Jones, Mayor Watiach pres Mr. C. Brent acting as secretary. Colonel P.G. Washington was unamimonsiy elected to fill the vacancy. ee DEPARTMENT or EpocaTiow.—The Com- mis-1oner of Education has secured rooms for the new department in the third story of the building used asa dining satoon and. board- ing-house at the corner of Fourteenth street aud New York avenue." pees eT THE Wasninoton Orty Biete Socrery.. The report of this Society, published a tew days since, was of two months labors, instead of three, ‘The number of destitute families Telieved im that time was 372, instead ot ae Satie Gtywort.—The excursion of the Island Baptist Church to Glymort to-morrow mora- | ing will be adelighttul affair. See advertse- | ment. Se Affaire in Geerzetown BripGw SteExt PRESBYTERIAN CucRcn.— | A few days ago we noticed the unrooting of | this venerable structure for the purposy of making a new roof tipon it. Since the com- pletion of the roof ihe spire has been painted, and workmen are now engaged in painting and gtazing other portions of the charch, making a very handsome change in the e terior of the Suilding. The work will require several days to complete it. Wm. Hoffman carpenter: John Fowler painter and glazier. THR OvTLEeT Locs ‘he work of recon- structing the outlet lock at Rock Creek was begun @ few days ago by the contractors. Mes-rs. Maynard & Dester. The completion is limited by contract to the Ist of September. but it is probable that it will be finished at an earlier date. The contract price is $3,500. The opening of this lock opens the cansl to Was'iington, snd the coal trade with Alex- andria can be carried on by way of the, Potomac, instead of the Alexandria canal, which is closed for tnts season at least i SUNDAY AMUSEMENTS.—A prize fight came of on Arlington Heights betvreen —— Bailey apd John Moran, on Sunduy. Bailey is a Georgetown man, and Moran is a Washing- toniin. Bailey wanted a reugh-and-tumble | fight: but Moran stood upon his science. They | fought about an hour. Moran having the best of the fight: butt was a drawn battle, and the money staked was returned. at one | o'clock, the residence of Peter Berry. Fsq.,on | bridge, near Iigh street. was entered by thieves Mr. Berry notified the police, who went to the house: bat unfortunately some one of the fumily lighted the gas hefore tie officers got there, and the burglars decamped witbou! taking anything. ‘T TO THE HOSPITAL.—Sanday, a seaman named Angustus Banaun. employed on the schooner Saruh J. Hoy!. of Stamsord, while playing with some of his shipmates, accion. | tally fell and broke his leg. Yesterday he was sent to Providence Hospital by permit trom Collector Magruder. Proristic.—Officer Harry yesterday ar- yested James Cleveland, « fireman, charged with fighting in the csuntry. He was taken before Justice Buekey. who fiued him $5.50. | The same officer also arrested Jolun Gaskins | and John W. Sebastian, two butchers, for en- gacivg in a free fightin the street. Justice Buckey fined them 1.50 each Po.ick MATTERS —The whole number of arresis yesterday were seven: the amount de- Tived from fines. $8 MERCHANTS’ EXCH ANGE.—There was a very slim attendance of the members of the Eix- cbange this morning, and no basiness was transacted. SuieMENTS.—The Central Company to-day sbipped 330 tons of coal; the American, +%) tons. The Cumberland and Borden Compa- nies made no shipments | STEAM Saw MILt.—Mr. Jos, Nicholson is now erecting a building on Bridge street, near | the aqueduct bridge, four stories high, to be | used for a steam saw mill. The machinery | which he proposes placing init will also be | used for grinding corn and driving a turning | lathe. The building will be complete inabout Srrxgt L-Rovevent.—Workmen are en- geged in repairing the paving on Washingion above Bridge street. Tae CaNaL.—The arrivals to-day are few, the boats properly arrived are but two. It is said some mishap has occurred at the Seven Locks, which has caused a detention. Alto- gether tbe arrivals are bat seven, to the Cum- berland Co, 104.17 tons coal: Ceriral Co, 106.17 tons; American Co., 327.9 tons; Borden Co.. 10510 tons; Consolidation o. 11 ton-. Departed—J. a. Suter. dry goods to Antietam: boate light ar CERRO LAU R.—0n the 9thins EN CATHARINE, S mouths and ot the fiauily are invit father’s re -W The tuner will take pla athe nce of | his pareut~ 405 Gth street. dy nd north. to-morrow (Wednesday) after at 4 The relatives and triends of the fails ei fiend. Tuterment at Glenwood Cemetery LPhila, ARD.—O > please copy.} the 9th instant. HARRIE a GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS FRY THOMAS DOWLING. Auct.: Georzetown! OF NEW AND SEVOND-HAN D ¢ AUCTION Toe BUSING DAY MORNING in shit Shelving. THOS. DOWLING INT Sumoner DRESS GOO. vluce Auct Prive inakes 15 M yard ) Paty Fans ats MIN MILLER yard Cnblear and 18 cents cents IDS. to cha Jqnarters YOUS pposite Fre, 0 Brig -kpown Tee Cream mt LEY'S PREMIUM STEAM NG AND CLEANSING ESTABLISH ME: No. 49 Jefiersou st. } Estallisied in 185) : premium awarded by th | 1807: rebuilt 1366. v, far the largest aid most complete 6 the kind Jn this ovction of country. Dy , i kinds dene in the best main ‘Truly thankful for past favors. the subscriber solicits the continue’ custom of the community. Goods received and returned by express with the utmost prowptnens and despatel, Post Ofiice idcress, Lock Bo So. Office closes daily «tsunset except Saturday, when. it is closed at Sh p.m. fe 16-om wasn 5 ‘The subscribers Fecpectfully annonce to t Friemls and the Public geuerall 1 Jat 355 F STREET, between 2 Steen s FERSISING “Cook Se RIMMINGS. NOTIONS: . &e., embracing everything found in well-conducted Store of this : vrhich the « Towest CXSH PRICES. Belicviug that superior Goods fant he furnished at reuyen yen in w fou. it w f im to Keep ou puns fall Sapmy Of all the atticies in tele hana Tine Of business at moderate rates. Strict personal fon will at given. gud fair dealing may be reli cuses. i be Jon in all All Goods warranted as represented, or uo sale. BUER & HOWSER. Respectfully. THOMAS S Sea MUL. towed, h larger stock of SUM: on Mitud tHon uisial at ear. and not wishing to carry OF and throuch owr stock care- ACD a great inany desirable ihe ceacon the them over, we hay fully, and marked gvods. to sell at a heavy loss preferring tu covert then into money at this time (although at a great ‘ifiee) Ml them next year’ so that thost ©Re (To Bot fully Supplied theme! es ry ee forthe season cam Tow i aac Baal el tan ta ae jy Sowimstit irket Space i KR HAS A Ts SUBSCRIB! THOROU NT y R.- b cutee ana ta ghat i be ka fig desirous of proving theft ey sine: ¥ ome Near ki <M. TINLIN, Depot, Capes | per pound. i th nw. | sand wi mer: now that I ever have CITY ITEMS. te etry oe e thirty, or thirt A. Sacks & Oo. 517 of the Republic. floe quality, twenty- wo @Ach, cAn be had at street, adjoiming Bank tgs st JEWELEY.—Hog Wood Setts, New Jet Setts, Bog Wood Buttons, Coral Bar Buttons, Ci ter Stone Setts, Silver Plated Spoons aud Forks, received this morning at Prigg’s One Dollar SJeweiry Store. No. 13 Penna. avenue, near 4:7 treet. THE PRETTInST Walk in Washington is the walk trom Seventh street canal bridge to Henning’s One Price Clothing Store, at Mary- Those who have never seen it ratified at the prospect on the way @nd at the end. a pe Be Quick.—A fw very tine lots can yet be bonght on the Howard University property at original prices on five years time. We are in- tormed by Mr. Hall, through whose office this unequalled real estate transaction has taken place, that parties who bought early have cold at ana d vance of $250 and $70 a lot. —_o——__ WE age In THe MipeT or A REVOLUTION No more premature decay of the teeth. So2n- dont renders them indestructible. Nay, more, it makes the enamel! as whiteas Parian marble, and the breath as odoriferous as “the Sweet South breathing o'er banks of violets.” Neither the teeth nor the gums can become diseased, if it is used daily. e0 ——— {Vrom the Evening Express. j The Washington and Georgetown Ice ‘ompany. Editor of the Express. Un your article of Sat- urday’s paper you speak of the Washington and Georgetown Ice Company asa monopoly. The eppareut candor and fairness the Express bas exhibited vince its publication leads me to conclude that no,injustice was intended, yet a simple statement of facts, which I hope you will allow me to make through your colnm: will show that we were not justly represent. ed. We consolidated because we. like three drunken men. could stand holding on to each other.;butjneither'conld standalone. Every one knows that for the last three years there has been a very close competition between the three ice firms now consolidated, and the re- sult was, thatat'be commencement of the year our condition was like that ot the “Kilkémny Onte.” we had but little left. Each of us were traversing the whole city. An owl at noon- day could have seen that were aif these teams controlled by one there could be a saving of twenty-five per cent. of the expense. We consolidared for that purpose. We reduced ihe number of wagons to the lowest possible number. Allour expenses were rigidly cur- tied. and webave, since January 1. 1867,con- ancred our opersiions on a system more economical. as 1 find by receu: inspection, than the ice compinies or firms of Boston, New York, or Piuiadeiphia. But by our trea: surer’s statement. farmished us July 1. 136 the not very pleas int fact stares us in the face tha) we Bave not, to this date, made one cent prof. citowimg nothing for wear and tear, hich every one knows is large. Our tre: rer, Henry ©. Jewell, Esq., corner ‘Twelth and F streets, is at liberty to exhib our books to any one enongh interested to call Now the practical question arises, can ice ie retailed in this city, in amounts over 100 pounds daily. tor {ity cents per hundred? Aiilictea creditors will tell that it cannot be, for about one-half of the ive shipped to this cily for the st Ira yeats bas not been paid for, and pre- yions to that, ifmy memory serves me, was seldom peid for. All epstoms less than 2) pounds daily is aloss to the dealer, at 1’, cent We bought the Grea: Falls Tce Compary’s ice, and, although we regret to say it, vo man can selljunat ice in warm, or rather jot” weather, at 50 cents per hundred and sy hi- bills. Allonr customers can testify of or else their complaints are unjust. The breakage in canal aqueduct compels us, tor about 'wo weeks, to team our tce purchased of | thi. company from Georgetown. Indoing this we suffer in expesure and meltage nearly, ii not gute, four dollars per ton. We hope soon. | to retail Boston ice. To ensble us to retail ice at last year's rates we reduced the number of teams, and worked the harder. But people complain of the lateness of the delivery ot ice. ‘We musi have more teams. thusincreasingour expenses, and, as anataral consequence inour | epleted covdition must have a greater price ‘This we have determined todo. All family custom (consulting our own interesi) we do not crave, butit is a necessity. and no pains on eur part eball be spared to furnish them as prompily and faithfally as weshould do did it pay as well. Abuses will arise from extor- tion and short weight on the part of drivers. Customers must see for themeeives that they. fre not cheated. For repeated offences I ai- ‘ways discharge employees We instruct them to give full weight: but common senseand a little reflec:ion will show that it is werth ten cents to callon a tamily with a “two-norse team” and two men, saying nothing about ice. An ordinary load of ice will melt more than ten pounds while they are delivering ten | pounds, however agile they may be. Qurrule from the begining has been, and now is, to make ten cents per hundred on all ice sold. If we cannot do that, then other hands must peddle ice rather than mine. We are satisfied with that. but nothing less. In Boston they are now getting nearly our prices, and in Philadelphia they get more than we do, notwithstanding in both ofthese cities. from more general use of it, they can saves 1030 percent. on expense of delivery. We bsve inverted in horses over six- teen thousand doflars subject alike as they are to accident and disease, I: seems that no reflect- ing man, not controlled by selfishuess, would ov ject to paying a fair remunerative price furan article so capficious and wasting as ice. Its +uties areardnous, While many of those who compinin are locked in the embrace of +«Mor- phens,” sosecnre that a gad-tily could not sting them to lie, we at two o'clock A. M., are oblidged to commence cur work, and often work untilitis time they were asleep again. Hseace like glanders will often depletea whole vble of horses in a single month. We are es posed on every hand, and while using every ene or to furnish ice/now a necessity) ts rich and poor alike. at the lowest possible price concistent with our creditors’ interesis, (he old proces, we are asaailed €, ind almost ‘n the same increased price of ice.” 1 am aware that often honorableand !mpartial journalists are misied by designedly partial or untrue statements. If when the difficulties uoder which we labor, as stated above.are re. no ved, we find that we can make ourten cents hundred, and reduce the price, we shall atone 1 baveever endeavored to avoid y advantage on Account of our wat- I have the I wil! correct any abu- publicly as monopoll breath charged with company. stow all the attention tomy custo- fone while pursa- ing my syocation in competition with others On» Wednesday next we shall put on more teams, When we hope to serve all eur custo- mersearly and promptly. Certainly I need not write to Show that people are more ungene- rous t the tce dealer than any other. Abhuck- sier in ibemarket, with $500 capital, can an does stock more money than au ice dealer with $70,000 capital—ibeir prices paid without a murmur, ours grudgingiy. Yours, T. T. Fowrer, Superintendent. -& Tue Farms OvTioxg.—The Princess, in the Fairy Tale. dropt pearls from ber mouth when she opened it, but whoever uses that talisman of science, Sozedon’, will have a mourbful of pet that will never drop out, darken, or deca: e0 ee Si Lapigs, save meney by purchasing Hoop- skirts, Corsets and Smoulder Braces, at Chas. Baum’s.49 Louisiana ave., beween 6th and 7th streets Goods warranted to fit or no sale. Corset Steels 5 cents a pair. Poche clot sii BOO Dr. Ware, Chiropodist, will be in attend- ance at his rooms, 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between 4 and 6th streets, on and after July Ist. a Down with HIGH PEices !—Patronize only those who sell cheap! Buy your Gent's Fur- nisbing Goods at Franc’s, 7th street, be- tween ) and E, three doors above Odd Fel- jows’ Hall. Gray's Uollars. 18c. box: Gold- smith, Byron and Garotie, 1Sc. box; Imitation Linen Goldsmith, Byron and Garotte, tc. box. And all cther goods cheap in Propo tion. oat gts eas Wuitz Dccx Sits. Brown Linen Suits Alpaea Coats and Dusters, and a large variety of linen goods in general, at prices to snit everybody, at Hable & Co.'s, 46¢ Pennsylvania avenue, under U.S. Hotel. e0 Sg Haswz & Co., No. 462 Pennsylvania avenue, S, Hotel, offer a large stock of White Shirts, Undershirts. Drawers, Neckties, aad ‘various selections of Gent,’s Furnishing Goode, at reduced prices. Call early and secure bar- . ®0 CARLIN’s SPRINGS —As will be seen by an advertisement iu to-day’s Star, the delightfal summer resort, within seven miles of Alexan- dria, known as Carlin’s Springe, has been prepared for the reception of visitors, and arrangements can be made with the superin- tendent of the Alexandria, Loudoun, and Hi ire railrosd for the travgpertation to \d from it of excursion parties. eol: osteo wick SALES AND SMALL PROPITS.—Good wale Shirte, $1.25091.50; A. No.1 Fine White Bhirt, $2.500%3: Good Gauze Undershirts, 50 cents; Fine Ganze Undershirts, $1; Fine Lisle Thread Undershiris, $1.50: Good Douon Halt At Furnishing Store, E, three ders above Odd Fel Hoss, ‘10, 15, 20, Bnd 25 cents per pair, English Half Hose, 60 cents per Frincs Gent's » 487th Street, OPRor ; THR LADY WHO TOOK A BLACK CRAPE [*ViIE ty mistane tre oscar ene Neitte ‘wil! leave it at the Star office, the FOR SALE AND.RENT. 4 OR THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS to let at No. 33 Prospect ét., Georgetown 1t* FOR SALE AND RENT. Biren ie es wate of ne ESD) Bee Ths PROPOSALS. PRorosATS FoR ENGINE HOUSE. othe owner ie OR RENT—A STORE ROOM, situated a - Penna ayenue, bet. Wth and isth ets. Inquire OCTOR SCHUMAN, of Baltimore, Md., ha: e. iy Fat" PD Soaked at anon eee mmir ot Penne. | A171 Peun a arenu Jr. yania avenue. Ladies In need Oh RENT—Part of an unfurnished HOUSE Pa.ave..in the Be tt enoeted ty the Board of Alt: Of Common Covnrs. That the mem and Bond of tweive then roperty is well improved, im excellent condition, on | -Bagtestiort the most desirable homesteads in the yil- lage. It willbe sold ata low figure. To a gentle- man who desires # comfortabie home for his family, in one of the most agreeable villages in Maryland, sand dotiars. or se much thereof as may be necew appropriated owe aie Fars, be, nd the same i= he: the general fuud, for ib purchase of eu ‘Of the sergices of ; Jot. Aud to build su e house for the Good piysician, one on whose efit wad egertcace for rent. Inqnire at No. 406 n Nets nousehohd ex pereee are net Ral! sure feat Steymer No.1. That thtecation nud a. they can rely in all cases,should consult Dr.S..as | store _S Balter of ter sikn who Eauythe: peoperts well,'| chgive house ‘and piston tee ulna Cee eee Ne aa ca ecteh noe bis opecisli.,| BTOR RENT—TWO(9) ROOMS, unfurnished, at'| witeher (etee atic m ont tes ee nee: | detemsined, bv tie Mayer, eee ty. A positive aud encovssfal cure in all canes, or 72 Market street. Georgetewn, D.C. Could | (ut my istf | Board of Ajsermen, oue member o charge. Hours of consultation, 7 a. m.to1 | pe furnished if required Jy 9-2t* : of, Common Council, aud the Board tock 38 “s - a COR RENT—A STORE ROOM, corner of @thand | inieiuncrs, nud the yaid eam GET LOUR HAIR DRESSED oncUT | F OR PENTA Gp tee to peng ede lao st ry Letreet. and FIXTURES for sale. Inauireof | tiniit by rontract, the EMONGEOT, ex-monitor of the Paris Oe ted i ti ‘Apply in the next house, | BN. EDMONSTON, om the premises, between 6} shall consti the buildin Hair Dressing School. See 279 Pennsylvania av- my ee it | their building the enue by 6-S8* Sa were seid building committe email advertise in three a ee i of an uufernished new % deily papers in the city of Washington tor ten 90% aS AUK. SAWYER AN IMPRESSED ME-! t side of 12th street. kecont } successive days for’ proposals, according to plais M DIUM and CLAIRVOYANT, 12th street, he- peat moins Wea seal dis BOARDING. Aud epeeafications to be provided. and award th tween Cand D, No. 632. __ __J¥2-8t" | without children for housekeeping. Tnqui SOR RENT—A turniched FRONT ROOM. with | contracts to the most advantageous bidder or hia FOR THE LATEST STYLES OF SKIRTS, | premises between 4 and7 o'clock p.m. P Ree ENE epoatd ease ee oem done he or they giving security for 4 fa a $1 ts material. alwars on hand and made fo | given immediately.” 35 9-2t* | G aud He alove Patent OMes Jy 8S" | pliadee with the outeatts in double’ the anion "58 ord are tres eae Cepeired. 88 5. F. OR SALE—One of the most attractive and com aI MS on ROAR ; Ns ees whi SHEEVE'S Hoop Skirt and Corset Manufactory. plete small RESIDENCES In the city. Howse Ae me BR BORED, house; andin no of brick, tin roof with six rooms, besides kite Wood house and cellar: a 3) UbL ci Has a front yard filled with the chi of roses, shrub i tenement ho: month to «treet, bet. Mand N ett 3e28-1m™ EN THE OFFICE FORMERLY subscriber would respectfully offer his prote: services to the citizens of Washington. 0 $4 3 me and from 4 to 10 ‘ALDWELL, M.D. id responsible tenant: ice Varieties of Pe: rapes in bearing. All out brilding, PyrManent ited with ch jack yard est varieties 21 by 190 feet with frame few, rented for $10 per Capi tractors be paid for an; ol; cool and desirable residence; | exer a written order [rom LCL, a PS FCS je6-st* "| miter h legally authori COENTEY BOARD can Ue obtained at an agree. | may srlect pO able private resideuce, with liberal table and | shall be f 8. | every necessar; comfart. Location, Washington | of the worl for each dys failure. Railroad. convenient to the cai wee For addre: Terms, §10 per . pply at the § tar Ofice. © jel? Approved December 8, 18% IN é y tore, ‘No. 346%, 7th street. bet. Land K ASE READ THIS — WILLIAM Fok RENTIN BRICK HOT! win a good locality near the ci LEWIS WELE cars, 969 Tth street. bes : ~ = = -,complete. The property will be sold se RERTO nished PARLOR ii an ease ons TE ttope incoiehed tor en ts HER: own, alance insome anoual inatall- | WG Geer door with of withoat BOARD. wane | Room No. G. Hee ACS Bal dab sion. FbgOe BOR age: Wenshinaion D.C. PPT or tcars, Apel te wreutsess No | saa kates bet. eh nnd eh ann nen : inbo v- pre Wver Henry Ashbrook: Washington. D. ci i pefore 8 OINER Aceh wud a thi ABLE BOARD at No. 464 lth street, a few MS Or ee oe heen Ashbrook, of St, Louis, Mo_; ‘ani given immediately. doors north of the avenue. Terms : g ién, Copp & Nisbet, Bankers month.» Thelgcation ofthe abnveto boon K st near LOST AND FOUND. Hi his off rth vetficati The vight is veserved to reject any JOUN B the ~ REWARD —Strayed on D red horned COW “with WOM. KS PRINCE, 439 9th street. as about six hun- | Ween Gand I, Navy Yard.” ay Sw pe on her neck. The a r JOHN Tot 1 gid) well-made stunipa of clegnoe asians Ir v DWELLING FOR paditretaroed fo JOHN PELUGER OWS T CN mmbicriers. Braid. &e.. that he will sell greap. the R ve for sale. Inquire at between Toth and 2001) ne ayaa JOHN W THOM whole or part.and teach the bnver the Compost Mth street weat, betweew Cand D sts. south, Three SHOATS. one white and two THOMAS KERRY fon, imriisi: Cushions and Brushes, and explain at Seed es eal I Said Renee iz Comm hi Being part of aduplicate UR SALE—TWO HOUShS—one Sry. lady Shing to the other a two-story frame. he a two-story then: WM. A. BUTLER VOSALS FOR MATERIAL i i «NIZANCE @F THE B this profitable business and having a ck street, near the corner o! Corner 10th st. ¢: EU IPAENT “Aly et | al should call at once. JES | street. Georgetown: price $1.00. Appl. to to BE SUPPLIED To Th ERSON AL —Married and SingleBadies: Allin | BROW Nou the premises. OST & TERENT NAVY Kx ‘cule call, Business private. Strictly confi- NT eS ¥ i ac: Din as dealinl’ Success guaragiced or uo charge. Madame | JCOK ESTA PRAWE TC Mlti’a wHle spot pa. her forehead Be pacer aah ve SELEON Doctress; 688 Penns. evenue, between’ | 4.4 t0th east th front feet are Only white as far as the hoo! TOS, D.C. duly 3.135 bot ORE the back feet whi white baz and | Sealed p utnish Materiaty for tne Intelligence Office, No. 270 D street, near 133% | ™&¢ fately N HARTMAN. | the sith s(reet. Allin want of goodservants, cooks, uurses, | !OTt [OST On the 7th of July a GOLD NECKLACE, | Will be 04 Ae. cin be supplied af short motice, AML private | 7p Lethal 5 akan SAL communications strictly confidential, “Je 6-1m™ airy. windows on tt eee Cores Le Gebsecerene tie | 3g and Bec VONFIDENTIAL.—Young men who have ia | Rooms adjoin and communicate person findin: cturning the same will be and mi (Le ea Ith street. corner F Liter all ‘arded.at 16% Bridge s 0 Materia nufit them fo: Cera DiRSearS cir ae d ulies Of at the house Mrs CLEAVELY eyalen fea nes married life: also, middle-aged old men, who, eee ae 8 for al trom the follies of youth, or other canses. feel ale? $10 ART SR aes aS bility in advance of their years, before placin 7 . er the treatment of any one. shoul ret Friend.” Married Indies Fae with g of importance by perusing | 2g r ners Sane a Washington unfurnished Sent to any addeces. in 8 | trally located. Tnqnivent 463 11th st t co) ith w ss. ROd-ly a TCELY FURNISHE dy forrent. Apply at the + with args white spots iu fo wide horns d for stich in recovers: by the Hos. S.Tatdatry, Russell sums mmuaudants Navy Yards. and th tion to the Hurean t th Suk pike Comm Yard and tive OUND—A POCKET BOOK eontaihinzasmall | Purchasing Pay merit havin I pe ey the-owner can fave by | Cop) of lie scl ling at 55% Pa. ave. and proving it is th ral pay tee for advertisement. jt Nv or t TION OF THE - P n tor , METROPOLITAN BANK SOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH—A two-story | REWARD—Red and white COW, strayed » PTObO rate pase a a aets ioe gee E FRAME DWELLING. S26 0 street $10 last Thursday. from Kile’s pasture. ucar applicat GE WABEIA STOR DSc. mt ween Notth pdistetrects cost. | Tihstreet Park. She ix a Springer: has turned in nok sa On tie Nior Monday of July. ist. large rooms aut stable; with gook water Ls front li: et de -p. with alley side and rear. an asurer of the side yal ntainineg wanes and shrubbery 30.00) 60 in oes qurden of various hinds vegetables. Reason t- 12510100 | Soting. the owner is golug to leave the city. A J premises ___dysrt PURCH For FASEW is valuable BUILDEN a different >. five year oid nis aud some style treet north yb lin RM OF FIFTY ACRES, nity. Md.. se i ww. two miles from the Rockville Tat Thirt) ac ler @ xood state of cultiy enty acres in Woo. A vor aur BA. row iy i ui other Cash item: from National Bauks, (including 483-00 SP other Ban and 10th. ANDSOMELY FURNISHED PA ‘REAT SALE OF WATCHES H Bed-room t . suits —- z reasonable terms, ar 827 North B | Gn the popular one price plan. giving every | cB LP ~ | street. Capitol Hill. i 1 handsome and reliable jor the low | mosrs KELE QIN, B; BEABE, President. reek ee a ait Price of Ten ollars { without regard to value, and EORORE: oa F basement BRICK HOU No. 349, on 2uth | Bot to be aid for unle serinony ciety ‘$70 S. Whale OiL iene stuetott Welt shy street. Vetween Land K. westaide. Apply toy’ A.| i Magic Cased Gold Watche Suto "500 | 3 ron; No. 1, Cha ae Naktis ios B bpet | RUBEM yeh st. vet. Hand £ aut Bu Ladies” Watches, Enamel Its $99 | No. 36, Charcoal er ae opportu ne | 1,000 Gold Hunting Gliron'r Wa Zuto 80 | The following are the clisses. by the mun FOR SALES pare ope i nice home—th y and tasewment BRICK, DWELLIN foot rice en miles above < Peach Or. ty for any one Orns; a in one ear. > he proposal must be wl cate froin the Cotlerto dried an which the bide th G seto destin the articles for whicl he p a Hight Bay MAR Reinet further slow aivat hats an mua hee Seay Ol rat eeeip ree , tnd take hee ave j fees te supose "hh P| Best SG reet The couteact will tw ‘ STRAY ED—Fron of the make _ | Site fa | in the « h 1 Any mare to JAS. W Capitol Hill. willbe iy the sai he chard just coming in bearing. The improvements - 7 consist of a Dwe ve rooms and 5 with WARD Wa from the uh | other neces Well watere per on Thursday night. July 419i Sxanount vt the ; particnia’ WILE: sh White, ring round one of the hind: | SM Ot the aimarnt et econ Like oe ced {OR RENT——STORE No. 242 Penna. avenue | fr from ni old sore, and riplicate by the, Comm ihe tes bear Jithist. Tmiuireat GABB'S Hair Store, | tn, * gto will be pa dard. sill be did by the Paympater of the statios upstairs, in same building. jy tur | at the option of the Gover iy SOR RE = two comm after the war heen I ROOMS: front Room the third floc xen } Borders accommodated. 391 E st., bet Ma, 1.0) Gold Hunting English 1 200 to required at the respective Navy Yards: = CABINET- r con- | 8100 Gold Hunting Duplex W: 150 to | KER & UNDERTAKER. @yultccecaam) | taining eight large rooms and basement. siinated | .0m Gold Hunting Amer 2 10 to Nos) tween 9th and 1th. on the southwest corner of Fourth strvet east and | 5,00) Silver Hunting Levers. 50 to ®e-Furniture Repaired and Varnished. je 1-1m | G street south, few suuares from the Capitol, and ver Hunting Duplex: 75 to anders! 5 5 rent F the horse car: use is a first-class 1d Ladies’ Watches, Bi to. BS | Oenaunicrariae CARRIAGES! | dyvelling, built last ery best materials 5) to on’s iin\Kandtee Wee ee oe ‘ aid mort approved style and finish. ‘The Tot haw sous Silver ito Nos.3.2. mm hand a large 0 and a 5 Fe eg eh an re 2 Sto rts leCari s.which vi even rien. Title pertect. esorted Wat alt. ‘i to Nos. 1.2, 16.24 Tf not sold in two patron obtains a ¥ this arrange- wismsaTo second-hand Buggies. Rock- | yooks it will be for rent. Apply on the premis ut. costing but §10, while it may be worth $750. | xo. 9, 3. 3. fug promptly attenied Para partiality shows ; ROBERT Ho GRAHAM, Foe SEE CREST, gina FARMS. HO parts of the city Repository 374 D st. bet. stir and 9th. 6-3t : Shop 477 stir st.. near D, LUTION OF COPARTNER! al Estate Broke je 29-1m* N.F. corner 7th st POR RENT—The wid 0 r book store of Franck ‘Taylor. “Good for off e wish to immediately dispose of the above zhificent stock. Certificates naming articles, placed in sealed env Holders are en” tied to the articles named on their certificates, upon payment of Ten Dollars. whether it be a Watch worth 7:0. or one worth less. The retarn of any of our c tes entitles. you to the artic named thereon, upon payment, irrespective of ite worth, and ag no article valued less than $10 is NORFOLK. 29. yO lawiw LS FOR FUEL. QeanteRnay Wasuincros. Ma Sealed Proposals will be received until TUESDAY. the ninth duy ot orne! s SE. containin: also. store and lw AHA CLIN N PLANT. | Kitchen cella House with store or not, at option of part a 1 on any cert ate. it will at once be seen That this is no Jott mt a straight-forward leztt- imate transaction, which may be participated in even by the most fastidious. A’ single certificate will be sent b eipt of 35 clock p.m., for eupplying W Marines ut th i mail, post-paid. upe tod af suck 7) Lwonkd take thi rtunity to J J¢25-100* conts. five for $1. clay 2. thirty-three and arracks a= i bs et is imine fe thet TERAME BUILDING | elegant preminu or 3 é ore valuabl offic thank tost shicerely his many friends Gor their | FNOR RENT—The LARGE FRAME BUIF DING | elegant premiuy or 98. eixty six and more valuable ng marine off tng the time he lias been in | iT “at the core t ¢ R Sis. ToCAgeute or uthers wishin the ie bridge: Pormcesiyn zit t this is a rare opportunity. iti ated tewho will | ply to WoL, WALD «co Blogspent ties io ¢ rare opportunity. tite leet: sci 3240 Bot coutinie the bu We by Government, and open to the most careful scrutiny, | SPEnte —. atom Try us! Address ‘1 by the commandrag marine ote i WRIGHT BROS. & vO. by YS OWN ‘fourth wof July Ww pe gtet 5 y. New to the United Mtares. and both wo D Ben augers taut int ks je 51m. AGU Broadway, Now York: } fo ished pom the isonthiy ona nant nig read ee a morpoys i | pyky Goos—DRY Goons. tion of the commanding ices Show. juan penuh a who — | shington City, \ ¥ ri, Far partic. BOGAN & WYLIE. | gt Washington City a) TAT ohana: Detect Sthastse joa tt No. 329 Seventh street, between New York | “At Fo H is aveune and L street, \ a a Dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Hosiery, | o¢ytgod : ty Gloves. Hoopskirts, Corsets. and Notions, ho a i Doors of anv styl adjoining Ladies can rely upon tair dealing aud the very | atshort notice, Satisfaction guaranteed at lowest | Apply at Cottage. is é ; : bat Prices, streets, near Depot Oar-stock is kept full by daily receipts from New Builders’ Depot Seventh street, F pL. York. and Philadelphis Je 12-1m* onl, 9 cor Opposite Cenire Market. a ie are ‘i poset niy 21-10 HW. HAMILTON & CO. UST RE A large tat of Wie Rt Moun +100 tons uf coals? 1 SA ORSE. WA GENTLEMEN'S SUMMER CL nN merit ili Balatadie epee bik a business. Apply at the Star Of House ODEON HALL. at whi a) ina u Feu 505 Cupp Fore be ieee ie NINTH STREET, ' i the Four 4 illustrat streets POR RENT—The WALLACH HOU: TAURANT, situated on Vth street. ye Apply to C. B. BAKER, Star Ofice. nts. The .. illustrated: § Hustrated: 3 aout editic lustrated. Li ition; $1.00. Tedition) $1.35. BECHER) B2S. | RANK TAY = FOR HORSES AND COW sonable terms. on th bore Farm, TR LeR The desirable No. 13, on the north Ast wud 2 ktrects. contai ‘Apply at 123 Bridze REC ing 19 rooms. with ga orgetown, je 6-3tawk DWELLING, © of @ strect, between {OR SALE—A LOT on L street, between lath tier grass, water. fence or shade in the Dis: and 1th streets; 29 fect front and 1g¢feet deep; 1 Xpyis io ROBT, DUREY sat National Race | paved alley. Apply to £-B, BAKER, Star Office: ise. Come and see it before you sen more ye6-tf 2 sane So FOUR DOORS NoRTH OF D § (Seaton Hall Building.) WALL PAPERS, WINDOW SHADES, SHADE HOLLANDS, CANTON MATTING, TABLE AND FROOR OILCLOTH, GILT COBNICES, OVAL AND SQUARE PICTURE FRAMES, PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS, &c., &c. ‘REET, ey, or United each proposal. othe sed “Proposals for Fucl,” the undersigne: z i a ILLIAM B SLACK my 2-iawiw Major and Q remaster REASURY DEPARTMENT. wath J Proposals will be received for th the Treasury Department of about 1 o ‘OR RENT—Brick JTABLE AND CARRIAG! F HOUSE, & céntral location. P, MBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN AND. OF COAL, viz i : 1,05) tons of No. 1, 150 tons of No. 2, Buitim Company's best White Ash Anthracite Coal, and A fine assortment of the above Goods in Store, and for sale CHEAP FOR CASH. 1 150 tons of Red Ast, Jiyken's Valley.) to be ricer bot a tendon KIDWELL & HENDERSON, weighed on the’ srales of the ‘Preasuty Bs rteenth STTNStN Drees te Mreety | muy of Corner Mhstreereud Pemucaveune, | mh2esm 505 9th street. Ae OSCR c is i: is fo _ 0 TO REN -A first-class RESIDENCE, HOLESALE BONNETT HOUSE. : AL to. vere cette Anatite lop Bap beeiestanliaien for Ge re ‘with all the conveniences of hot and cold water | YW ties, and at such places as may bereguired. eaves peculiar to their sex. and for the admission | 02each floor, bath-room, &e geen cpiales $6. imay require the comforts of the Washington streets, Georgetown, D c. ent is ‘The building is situated in the most healthy por- | $1,00) peranuum. | Inquire at 2: serene tion of the District, surrounded by its owugrounds, | 224 25th, Was! D.C. fe gatnntes: a © week, in ot payable in ad Mediclues, Medical ERTY—Three hundred and fifty acres of firs! tate LAND. suitable for farming. e. This includes Board, ‘Surgical attendance. bia, from one to three miles from. thirteen reoms; sit- uated on the southeast corner of Dunbarton and OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP- bin the District of Calum. airy ithi istrict of Colum- Gairving siuated within the District of Calum, extending from the Condit Road near the Cheat. cres cach, with guod fronts on road, and par- Cc. W. THORN, Wholesale Dealer and Jobber of STRAW AND MILLINERY GOODS, 487 STH STREET, near Pennsylvania avenue Washington, D.C. Positively no Goods sold at retail. V2th of July, 1867, ad to the General Super’ tendent of Treasury . uildings, under cover ‘9 (ie Secretary of the Treasury, ahd to be cousidere: binding for two weel r that date. the Depart- ment reserving the right to reject all or any por- tion of the bids received. : No bids will be entertained unless satisfactory g¥idence can be given of the abilities of the partion tofillthe contract. GEO. B. McCARTEE. jeu General Supt Treasury Buildings. pPerosats FOR COAL AND WOOD. is my V-cotf FLOUR, &c. OF FLOUR COMPLETE— Asioprmmns ean? ; bio Canal to Tennaliytown. «This Property will be sold ins body on accommodating All grades of EXTRA, eases oc ten aEL ER. See ade Hatuliy Laid ofa Tote trea foe Co ing ond Mitdlings FLOUR Office of the Serkeant-at-Arms, Sune IT. 1857. caving been beautifully aid off mu lots from four to Fine end Middlings FLOUR, se het ef the Scrsennt-at- Arms, June 13t-§ 15. 1357, for A 4 * lock M. of Mc », Jal Assortment for ker’s mee complete, until 12 o’cloc! of olin ay. tiontarly desirable for market gardens. Ifdesired, ne a fappiying fuel for the ce unio of'tee ‘will give one-third cash and two-thirds in lend, in Allkinds AWE. XE, RATES | Duited States, as follows: r i ed property in Was! Ser hundred (700) tons Ths.) best White Geargetwrn. Call and pe plnts of Ay are Peer o 8 Gite apie bY | AS Farnese or Large bag Coals to bo thotoustly at our office. STARE & HETCSS { Indians avenue and Ist street, screened and freefrom ditt. | a pine Woot ae . ava near Baltimore Depst. | Qne hundred (100) cords best Baker : jew-tt___corner New York ave. and 1ot * aa Boren tga (a) cords bert Oak Wood. "00 ; So. 39..0n 8d streot | PPARIS.AND NEW YORE MILLINBEY. tobe del m Orders to the free beds in this hos- rt =e north and Virginia bow — vaults. under one — Kopel Sater egineor. “ital. (of which there are 8.) can be obtained of the Said Lot is 15 feet front, ABC opt 34 inches Mrs, A. G. GASTON has just returned from New | Within two (2) m GEO SROWN atte in chief at this office. 184 I street, or of | deep, and improved by @ néw first-class Wood | York witha and elegant of 5 Sergeant-at-Arme U.S Se Orie emteccteateconbe Te Oe Bally | Houde, Coverlet ASS oe soaeaisigg ieoreeas | Eneuachd Eisen eee —— sae Wivel and widows of soldiers desiring admission | ooM ate Houses rent. for about @40 per | Orystal, Amber, and Strat [o CREAMS, WaTER ICES, wiltapply to the Surgeon General, United States | SucBay Eagiestintoorseasion given 4 Ae betel of dne™ salreesaiearaiel qidtiente ting: ata distance who desire to come | _9pas-tt 465 9th street, between and it, yanety, J bons. Silks, Grapes; Tulles yackhk (none fer Teter te die secure private jelter raf the socaea SPEIRS OTN GILLET TE x au 2coly it ‘CORSE’ CHARLES BAUM’S 49 LovisiaxA AVENUE, and Seventh Streets. noon son, Je21-8t' ag ais i Ce et oe CHD wR ATOOn Sig ah eat Pe oh Tey ee hal weet, as ry q RENT. omy Build, af New Tork avenue 3 a root eee of all the moat Delicate Flavors, at WHOLESALE AND BETAIL. ‘We have the pleasure of announcing to carer, friends and the public in general thac we Rosas with our well-known establi icular attention given to all orders. E ian 48 ih susel, nea Pennsylvania are- WAsuincton mox Works. $f eines vot nufacture of e CRE. |, WATER ICES,. sous cee ‘avenue mer Ba TOMA’ PUNCH, FROZEN CUSTARD, dc. Corset Steels 5 cents a pair, and Brass Cast- | of all the most delicate flavors, . R SALE ON LIBERAL TERMS LATS | ‘WHOLESALE AND RETAXL . IFUL) HATED; to offer those ‘We hare wpie owe ‘of the:most ehvice Seapeim Cay i ¢ & supe ‘clase of wreck | Cream from county rk, Rewari; SHOULDER BRACES sod; Cree hi sed xe ania, Delaware ant Sete ewilkecctia apoben tg Dot jouval Turbine [-guarantes : TNG rae ees, 5 ‘e Mbroan, ; ‘my 20S ‘VERY BEST ral tn tert Rtect ite, iis eae, . serait seis: 7 HERD Daa on goed will s businessin the most Sitch have LR por Boe jele-dit aber a : ol aioe cae trial, wi ‘will conyince ‘ Delivered 9p all parps.of the eity free 6f.chargt. HARV aco, 299 Peunsytvanig aveauey, Penn's avenue, between 9th and J0th sts, the.