Evening Star Newspaper, June 26, 1868, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the District | CROSBY &. NOYES..........Editer. WASHINGTON CITY: | FRIDAY -JUNE 26, 1868. | S7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. For Tax AccomMopATIoN OF PERSONS leav- | ng the city during the summer months they cap have the Sram mailed to their address, by ordering the same at the office, for 24 cents (Per week, tor one week or more. ————— ee THE NEW YORK STRIKE. On Monday, the members of the Bricklayers’ ‘Union ot New York entered ona strike. The men are endeavoring to enforce the siatute passed by the New York Legisiature of 1857, nd, in compliance with its provisions, demand that eight bours shail constitate a day's work, ‘agreeing to receive four dollars and a half therefor On the other hand, the master ma- sons of New York Rave determined to resist the demand of the Bricklayers’ Union, and ‘have issued an address to the public in justifi- cation of their course. From the statements of oth sides, the following facts may be sifte i: There are about 2,800 bricklayers in New York, the greater portion whom belong to the Union; the present rate of wages ts $5 per day for ten hours; the rate demanded is four dollars and a bali per day for eight hours. In addition to this demand, there is also a dispute about apprentices. The Union demands that no master mason shall have more than two ap- Prentices, and those of & specified age. The ‘Union also demands that no master mason shall 4abor on the building om which he is employ- ing men, unless he us himself a member of the Union. The master masons, in their address, compiam that whereas men used formerly to lay two thousand bricks per day, they now think one thousand a day's work, and that for half the work they demand much higher pay. Both parties seem determined to hold out tothe Isst. There are now, it 1s stated, about one thousand buildings in process of ‘erection in New York, snd the ground is broken for about half as many more. Under these cir- cumstances any protracted delay in settling the dispute will cause much loss to the workmen besides the loss of large amounts of money among the builders and the capi- tahsts who bsave loaned them money. The news of the passage of the eight-hour law by the United States Senate was the occasion of much congratulation om the part of the masons and bricklayers of New York, who are On & strike for the enforcement of that princi- ple there. The boss masons, however, did not see the matter in the same light, and they ac- cordingly Beld another meeting at 51 Liberty street, to protect their interests im the premi- ses. The speeches were all strong against complying with the demands made upon them. The strike, it was said, by suspending work, ‘Was injuring certain classes of mechanics— the carpenters especially—quite as much as the master masons. Resolutions were adopted calling for a general meetung of employers in every branch of trade connected with the buiid- ing interest, to agree upon some plan for se- curing ten hours® labor among mechanics in that city and neighborbood. Editors of the public journals were also requested to lend their influence in the same direction. Prop- erty Owners were asked to grant an extension of time on all unfinished buildings on which work is suspended. The New York papers are divided in opin- ion upon the merits of the contest. The Times takes strong grounds against the strikers, and says “The men demand a reduction of twenty per cent off their period of labor, while willing to submit to only a ten per cent. reductionof pay, and the result is st and si mat a season when tbis branch of industry ought be Most active. A bargain so anomalous cannot be endured. It would bring disaster upon the pe ye and it will undoubtedly bring loss and suffering upon the class by whom it is urged. ‘The Sum, on the contrary, thinks the brick- Isyers have the right to fix the priceon what they bave to sell, namely their strength and skill. ——$—$—— The Baitimore City Council in joint conven- Gon last night took up the charges of “gross and paipable indiscretions” brought by the Committee of Lnvestigation cnet City Register Barnes. Several hours were spent with closed doors, in a discussion of the report of the committee, and the Convention did not adjourn until one o'clock this morning. The preamble reported by the committee was adopted, but for the resolution of censure reported by the committee the following was substituted: “Resolved, That the Register of the tity of Balumore act d inprudently by having thing to do with the a or ldcpecitions of tthe Western a Railroaa; that speculation «sno duty, and that to connect it a = maoner whatever therewith must prove subversive of its fiduciary char. acter, and utterly destructive of every hope which the people repose in that depar:ment." gate ctr endeared Dept ov TuE Orry.—It is the intention of Mayor Bowen to apply to Congress to pass a iaw to authorize the corporation to issue bonds to be used in payment of the indebtedness of our city government. This debt is said to be over nime hundred thousand dollars. To guarantee the credit of those bonds it is proposed to apply the first revenues received from taxation to the payment of the interest upon these securities. The Mayor proposes to ask this legislation at once, m order that the numerous creditors of the city may receive speedy relief. This meas. ure is 4 necessity, in order that the Mayor may ‘be relieved from the pressure of these creditors, Snd thus be enabled to devote much more time to the needed improvements of the city in all departments. ——____ The married women’s property bill passed a second reading in the English House of Com- mons, on June ith, after a discussion.in which Mr. Shaw Lefevre and Mr. John Stuart Mill foreibly advocated the principles of the pro- posed measure of relief for married woman, which resembles our statutes on the subject. ‘The Attorney General, though opposing the bul, admitted the necessity of a Temedy for the ‘hardships complained of, and confessed read- dness to yote for a law not quite so sweeptug in ats character. When the vote was taken, the House of Commons was found to be equally divided, when the Speaker yoted aye, in ac- cordance with an eld rule of Parliament in such eases. es Tax WeekLY Star, now on our counter for sole and in wrappers ready for the mails, con- tains the President's Message vetoing the bills for admission of seven of the southern States ‘ representation in Congress, with their pas. sage over the veto: the lotus of of the two wings of the City Councils: e of Senator Henderson—full at; the Public ~~ Examinations; « Twenty-four ‘y; the Lage = aa Stritte in New York: Society News; Political News; Wash. ington News and Gossip; the Courts; tue Work- ing People: Useful Items of Domestic Econ- omy; Humorous Sketches; with rtmental, and Local News; Agricultural and Housekeep- ing Miscellany; and the Iatest Telegraphic Bisparches from all parts of the world. —<——<—$ Fornios News.—The statue of Luther, erect- ed at Worms in ee, af rye mation, was ed yesterday. = Reprone a Co i Ro eteg] 2 Prince were pres- le from all 5 og ‘were red when the statue was un- veiled, ands hymn was afterw: sung =a zeveral hence my voices. r. _— meth; Capen ‘Abyssinia, and one of those 80 Tong held wity be Xi — Theodorus, has arti aries is in Eo 4 aD. met with a pub- ie spereten. Prince Nay a charest on his way to Cons! ean the Lg weeny oe das: the lich Reform sn Ghar ment grant to the Irish House of ‘an impor- Tint debate teak piece oa the Irish Cueres question. om Serene + peeward sailed for Earope ‘Yast Saturday. ag” The sznual slaughter of dogs in New ‘York has commenced. ERI vee are the style im 57” Gov. Pease, of Texas. opposes the propo- sition to divide into three States. ‘The Germans in San guniaed o ln'ge Grant club. Francisco have or- | ress, by avéi ed the parenge Oy that sod of toe Sod announced the bill for the admission of Southera States over the yeto of the President. On motion of Mr. Tr il, the bill was ta- the message of The ‘question ‘was then taken on the bill, and it was passed by = Tequisite constitutional make Condideration or tae ding appropria. considera ion o1 pn ypropria- tion was them proceeded w ing all laws and por- the debates o Committee on Public Pr Printing to tory 2 pro- posals for the publication of the de Sir Sherman next reported an amendment providing that the Isws authorizing the publi- cation of the Government advertisements in = pers of the District of Columbia shall 2 construed to authorize the publication incase papers of any advertisements, notices, laws, proposals or proclamations, unless such ublication is deemed necessary by the proper ent, or are delivered by to such newspaper, snd rates for such printing shall not exceed rates paid for simular printing under existing ao the suggestion gf Mr. Edmunds, the sub- ject was passed oveMntormall: Mr. Sherman offered a fa: Tt amendment tha a 1868, the annaal salaries of tbe Comptrollers of the Treasury and the Gom- missioner of Customs shall be $1,500 each, of the Solicitor, the Auditors, the the Lape eye om Boar —— of the $4,000 each Mr. Sherm: anton moved en ‘amendment that ‘igh: s wanehopan of oe ‘Treasury Depart- tinam,. Agreed io July 1, 1968, receive $900 per annum. Mr- Sherman then moved to make the salary of the Assistant Treasurer at Charleston $4,00). Adopted. The amendments relative to the Government advertisements in the District of Columbia, which was passed over informally, was thea taken up again. Mr. the entire section. differing ‘Was adopted. Mr. linghuysen moved, trom the Com- mittee on Naval Affairs, to app for the salary ot the Solicitor aud Naval Judge Advocate General, which he said was tor the purpose of continuing that office in existence. dopted. Mr. Cameron moved to increase the appro- priation for grading, forming roads and walks, and improving the grounds of the agricaltural aaopeet from five to twelve thousand dollars. fo reduce the appropriation for the purchaee of seeds from twenty-five to twenty thousand dollars. A Mr. Conkling introduced & bill to provide for the erection of a post office and United States court in the city of New York. Without turther action on = bill, the Senate, at 5:45 p. m,, adjou’ Hovss.—Yesterday, after our closed, The House again resolved itself into Com- mittee of the Whole, and resumed the cousid- eration of the tax bill. Mr. O'Neill (Pa.) moved to strike out the 624 section, which provided that all distilled spir- its in bonded warehouses shall be withdrawn within one hundred days sfter the passage of this act, and be subject in all respects to the requirements as 1f manufactared alter the pas- sage of thie act, or otherwise to be forfeited to ited ley (Pa.) moved to amend to make time six months Instead of one hundred days; agreed to. r. Stewart (N. Y.) moved toamend the sec- tion so as to provide that where distilled spirits is forfeited to the United States in consequence of a failure to remove from bond. it sball be sold or otherwise disposed of at once for the benefit of the United States; agreed to. Sections 63 and 63 were without amendment, and the section relating to special taxes was then reached. Mr. Schenck moved to amend the first clause im relation to —— tax on distilleries by add. ing 8 proviso, that upon all spirits now in bond ‘a special tax of $4 shall be impored upon each barrel, containing 40 gallons of proot spirits to in addition to the tax otherwise Provided fo1 The committee pevedhoes over all the sections relative to ci and tobacco without amend- ment. But five pages of the bill, relating to banks and bankers, remain to be acted on. House adjourned at 115. a ae Ww. RETaoTOR scH members of this emkelion iatending to Told chore, toot narebr moditved te te metne sates tan Hall TO- “HORAOW (Saturday) at 6 o’clook politan aon be B. HENZ: Perea Keéa ereby cal ee: ea coe Bed r rRIDAY, ‘confer. a special or by reposting to mao Soy cane where the work is wot roper!: done, and the v= negro of the contr rect are uot in pe Dartigular co ‘Thie Is rendered necessary to. protect olders an citizens trom iapesttiown: sue te aro Known to have been practised, for grate ae “aeyer. ATER BEGISTBAE'S OFFT JUNE 2S, 1858, TO ALL WHO Bune TUE, emer mao AQUE- Pa Water must cease. All ornamental dete or foun taine must be sbut off. igi B sof | - bles are fortteaee to Aad ave tor carrisges or horses. walks with hose can we perea between the hours of 6 and ‘With just ccowowry, there | all. The wast veils nae vee the fabavitants of the biaber wortions of the city of Becessary water supply. All who syeste the water will be fined as the law directs, an el of the offence will hare the wate: acecaie Mi Baten core, Wer. M. W. att « BRO., JEWELERS, HAVE BEMOVED ‘TO THEIR NEW STORE, 280 PENNSYLVAW ot a tires Conner 197TH staEet ap Pa. og NOTICE.—All moneys left on Goad ad Bank. (corner 19th street fiaep onde between 10 have pt ho inch stewie no futrrest, however small the sum, put it st once Inthe Bavk fume of b Arabangrd bodaer: Sete am Seveets Satety bam or more, will inter “The Tretual ‘tual cash deposits of this Bank on the pec! ‘The se! Ta day or tay were @ S L. EATON, Actuary, i. W. Arvonn, President HDC cont, Ohairmen Finance Committes. prsros row VACATIONS! Ben' IR pny ad rr jemtm Ne. 428. W eter “Ia Pore md for for the Se eetiee of imunds then offered a substitute for in praseology, but being substantially of the same import, which ropriate $3,410 ¥ <¢ A reputae 3 tea da toees Petating, 6G qe. Gillet'» Democracy im the United States, 92. Appleton’s Bhort Trip Guide to Burope, @2. {07 Mechanical Movements, @t. Daly py, Ye sethor of the “ Wide, ' Wiae World,” Appleton’s Annual Cyclopedia for 1857, @5. Campbells Poems, (Globe Edition,) bound, $1.55. . Globe Bditi: bound, Walger, Boot Poems, ( ony) Walter Ecott’s Poems, (Cheap Bdition,) paper, 50e. Burns Poetical Works, paper, 0c. Byron's Poetical Works, paper, S5c. For saleby FRENCH & RICHARDSON, 334 PENNSYLVANIA AVERUS, anD 479 NINTH STREST. Bosc AND COLOBED NETT, LEWIS BAAB’S, 32 MARKET SPA! Cansnic EDGING AND INSERTING, aT BEDUCED PRICES, TO BE FOUND LEWIS BAAB’ 32 MARKET SPACE. Frostep AND DIAMOND NETT, VERY CHEAP, LEWIS BAAB’s, 32 MARKET SPACE. at Faxox BONNETS, STBAW BONNETS, STBAW HATS AND CAPS, FIFTY PEB CENT. LEs8 THAN COST, at LEWIS BAAB’S, je 24 St 32 MARKET SPACE. BOYS’ LINEN SUITS, $2.50 WALL, BOBINSON & CO., 322 Penn sylvania avenue, Je2s-tf Bet. Ninth and Tenth streets. cata tne bt tN 0) ALE-MERCHANTABLE end PAVING Alto, eeeeeD BE BRrOKs of topertor quality. Or at, Potomac Brick Works;’ neor wer r Bridge. 10, 000 NARERT POTATO PLANTS ‘5 per Thawed: 60 Cents per Hundred, ALSO, cansace, TOMATO ELERY ‘And other Plants, For sale by J. P, BARIHOLOW, 555 Seventh street, Washington, D. 0. Surers mapr ro ORDER, AND WARRANTED TO FIT. WALL, BOBINBON & CO., je28-tf__ 322 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Fo, SALE-A = pee vem years old; fifteen hands high; G ériver, Es fect double: gent jepper, without lems oh, and sold ener bas no further use for her. Can BA vk, as G . ‘stables. C street, between gezset Je 23-6¢ fogs or or 43s and 6th st WHITE DUCK SUITS. BROWN DUCK 8UITS, LARGE SHIPMENT JUST RECEIVED. WALL, ROBINSON & CO., 322 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between Nite anp Tents Streets. jel9-tf THE COUPONS OF THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS oF THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, DUE JULY ist, 1868, Will be paid on and after that date, IN GOLD COIs, FBEE OF GOVERNMENT TAX, AT THE OOMPANY’S OFFICE, No. 20 NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK. Schedules with twenty or more cogpons, will Row be received for examination, and gold checks for the same will be delivered June 30th. je18 tiy) JOHN J. CISCO, Treasurer. OAL AND W wo op. BE C! Le D WAS! eT T eke is ner x BDB IN be Sok a re met bet. : Always o-hent i "S VALLEY, SOFT, USAT ECER RAAT SEE The Bett Seasoned OAK oa rr ent that e} a ot wb Bich ie warranted €o wiye a8 5 i 2 P. 8.—Coal is ‘ Lowest fail would do to lay in their cone sup rders received, and Pas be filled now or timerwiinin three mouths at Present Bricee.) “7 ques GRAPES !! Gi ‘The undersigned is new receiving from Chester county. end is nites eee ae tit! fever h or small ik Setar ‘Golden Hs pore, Bleck, Pepbers, of at embers rant tend others ofthe ‘Guest varietioe ity “aces rd superior condition. some of bunches bel tou every Save pores ree to Pa H. je 25-3" 246) re Bre., bet. pie me ash ots. FINE WHITE SHIRTS, LINEN BOsoMs, ALL, ROBINSON & CO., 322 Pennsylvania aven tis jo 35-tf — Tmme diately. hite oF col “i & Wilson's ms between M and. 1s ANTED-A eater OOPYIST, sree p’ain round hand, and is competent to deci- eee, batty writen mang ED—A GOOD BASTER on fine Shirts Apply at Sh 305 F street, oe big _ ANTED_By « white girl, ITU artor an "hambermall or nar Reference given Please address a nete to W. F , Star Office. je2t St* iD IMBEDIAT: ‘ET REE No. obo ddiugton Plone inte net f gout! jem ia 1 family, a ood COOK, one well recom: WABTED TA ac good Leet a AS an tands ‘hi ber need ap nye i :FLEMuta's STAB LES, © on o - Oe je % ® private family, © war wy aisha iy TE Nae id and inuadrepe, None need apy except eh! snd correct weman.. Such wone cau haven good ply at 255 I sireet_ north, between. ate inzing recommendations _je 24-3t' EADIES WANTED_T. 7 STEAM rhorivg: nar epensed ood ui (cra na tate panos ; SR, ONLY be done ot PRIN On'S STAMPING HOOmR, 522 Fete beeen oth and Lith ste, Agent for Cale's Patent icting Bt en for radvant fo Anges address @ mote to "No. 307 rices on all consigned hark POoLMaN note 0. TS breaking : keeping removing from the city. to know that ey can dispose of their Faraiture Without the trouble Or expense of an aactior addressing JA — U! ture st. and Pa. ‘ORTH SECOND HAND RNITURE WANTRO.—Partioe . or het ralture 2 to dispose sa i fi a eo thle rer & note by post to hae ae IES, No. ghey merett bee tween Pen rest, rt rheat cash Pricce for anis ho guarantees to pai Tr second band Fi Furniture sad) housekeeping effects tloneer ler in MABE LS. Al Beco! 2 9th st. my23 tf - 2 My rEtaatn Pete eee, meer WEG re ARTES sate age Bo amonde.G a ovelvers wor. Worth Capitol streets. $15 ERWARD Lost, this (Friday) moraine, OOK, containing business spney. The abo Beak dd eon Sod contents at tue ates of ce st STRATED ‘BAY wary the subscriber, on Lag eh famed red jher aera are will be paid Street, between 4th and J025-3t v0 Fe 224, A? SMart pcg a was lgos Up on Bat cept 4d Faraplte, Je 35 3t* ed lined. POURET. ORT—A large Black, BOOK. comeining aboot Handred are ins ingmeney:s yr Dae Bi Gii.os, soveral te let to myself, with other of Talos fo any other, than myself. A. luberal reward ill be 37 Torneréth st. GRO. W" "ENCE ou D_Trespassing ¢ on om June «1858, one white and ‘red speckied with part of Tight car of: slvr eres ass young calf The o come ~ Prove property, pat charges and DEuON. Delphie Mill Had, 1 mile port je 24 St = N be Se a accion abe lerk of th Police Districts at Ho jor euersto, MARLOW & CO,’sS SHIRT MANUFACTORY, 262 PENNSYLVANIA AVERUB. je4-3m Milburn’s Polar Soda. THE COLDEST AND THE BEST. Ho. 480 FIFTEENTH STREET, Orrosits TaEasvRy. or Sine WATEBS ON DEAUGHT. . ae ‘A Stylish Hones one 8 icultaral bt je 26-31* | ARGE ABD ARSE “HALE OF DRY the vive of WAR of clo pysinese ofthe soe with TOP et B. M. Seana <aacece tics af New, York prices - sae Feat Linen sheet eLsCk GF doUsitNe coos. 7, . Grenadine Shaw's. cline Orem for trimming, ire Antiques, Lace Shawis. . Collars, Bleoves. AND RE) SAME HUC. PIO N08, EXCU RSIONS, de, ne oe, seers ci gee Rea stoma bereracie ‘estiington on retury, board peta oi Doltechmente oe aS or four House hes sie street, between rN CRE of 8 large Boardin, ‘sou Address bY. - Cash -| srt address “Beason fos sell )R RENT—A three stor} wing | back building. No. " street and H. sien given tat of Jair oa BaiK Ew. Bean we emi street N1—Two iarge weil fa faked BOOMS. nieating, Ho 119 Pa. ave. bet bet it (rok? iogian Rel Ho: vse ores ——* 5 bet. 9th and of Aiba ‘ut! BPHY, Ko. 430, nase => 24, L 0 her or ai Teeme. 355 New LSet ave corner 10th st. FS fF 18! OOM S ea et —Fout FUBN UBNISHE RINE, tise, ween con New a Sonne Capitol street. 08-3 ‘OR BENT—A first-class HOUSE. the best part of the city. Bent will be reas to eresponsible party. Add: BENT.—Two ected by folding doors. wit with Apply at No. Fs joor south of Ten” jem NT—Three or four large UNFUR- Pot ERb BuOMS, connecting. “st saiteable for at 353 houseeep: Fa SALE—A two Sef a pee s eenoen, end B. Peons hed No 400 20th street, between O and For terme, apply to A. F. POLLAB! near 200 Je -3t* T—For two or three menths, « furnished. complete HUUSE, in George! Dear the Seminary and College.’ L: pleseant. Will be rented reason able to ba Apply Boom Ho. 45 War Department. saievULron Mx BRET —Will be sold HORSE, WAGON, and STORE. Sy there of Jal reasons given for wanting to sell out. pals the Gomncr Of $4 street east and A str south, Capitol Hill. j0%-3t stories ning six Foo rlors. clear of atairway, pantry « iD; water 7. Rion! — cover; site bor 18% fer fr alley te rear, paved Ti ply om the premiccs to. 136 noreh Ist gy end 2d.” ke By HALL & Ross, BEAL ESTATE BROKERS, Corner of Seventh and D streets. FOR SALE Two fine BBICK HOUSES on F street Three story BRIOK, on 6th street—83,00. Three story BRICK on 10th strest—96,000. ne st (Chron.} eB ENT; Handeomely furnished BOOMS at Sonnan O street, betw. Sd and an First Boarding House next door, 391 se FURNISHED BOOMS, exc eoparetely or baa ats ning Tarai ome rate Tamtty. otering ves the fice. je % Fe saceoaues BOOMS. furnished a Bens includi: im, basoaiente inten’ at 15th at No. pitas street, verse lath ront. t with doubl summer kite! alley’ te house rapes io oe 5h f00t De RENT—A HOUSE Spey ro roms and ‘ait in the y: out two sauares east of Ir quire next door, Reference: aired. colm monument. F Sgn SALE BOR, TO TO LET Th rer oaTok of ‘s eorner of Gay Sy ©. The house closet. bath room. ih ‘The groands are adorned with flowers and Shrubs. Tfnot sold = be ‘tet furmisbed te & careful tenant Smanire at tbouse, between the hours of Sana?’ t= = Je por ser cal Ea a tei FF RAME 0usR rooms. jonnent = fect frost iby" 100 oop. vig we Be Be vania avenue. th street, between Water on premises OB ee of the most eligible 8’ Ftwettiae, or ie ite Hote! = to the piv = vedia Appi: rio MARSH L B. N birt pyre mamnAE ROOM Se { ‘UDGING Room — ae it BOOM for rent 407 Ist "atvest east, Ras A and Brortb, ‘8 few steps from thi of th BY cINESR CHANCE — DET seed TO QUIT BUSINESS — Parties vivenir avenue, now doing a fine Stove, ‘Tin an. and Sheet se and Ho jal Business. wi! the balance proper! one: rent Cres L& BA E.M Watt n%) je22 Osruct 1th and D terests. Fok, BENT Nicely FURNISHED BOOMS with or without Board; 57 A street north, ve tween Ist and 24, Ospitol Hill, je 20-tiyi* [To BENT-HOUSE No. 91 Indians aven pear City Hall, Possession given July os re od 437 D street, nearly opposite. Je Fe cae OB BENT. <3 me, « erie, 7th at at 4 Mi even! cee aitachtca? MO ENT. ly lat ‘to October Ist. the oe CK HOUSE containing seven rooms, Fur- bed, on southwest corner of E E ctress north and treet weet. Bent $5) a month. ba the r FOR RENT— those handeome Aten m Mmok ROUSE OUSES. "No. 43 worth stron Mh ont payable seestNly tn ake = quire, A Stag tats boa | pect eee ees a aretal 2. OB BALSB & LUCRATIVE INVESTMENT. 4 “SSA TETS” Building, No. 511 7th street H. gorner of D a je5-3m* TS WEALD Agent, Ret Aha 3 FT Seb Nereta Baad cok ve Beate B. the. dior Ponds ie Whdeaicetie lot tex Fe! ere engared 4 ie ing'at a Bgl hai renee a Love sgorecr 8 eas. “ Tet See beam en oueren ag West ee Deh these to: ts rent =r — = “conte Der square fi MEET cn MUeTC' Es eae ty Tareh hea wk Sty sember rite left at jeadquarters, 30: yo Sng, bere m bh rooms, I street, racer viable — beget, me ates P 2603. my tet A pamber of FARMS {near the city) for sale or exebange. mente fret ii One of 280 acres, 6 miles out, improve- en ecko asd fe 1 ‘OB REN *—Good sii URN at437 N street oer iu r new bouse, at reduced prices. Je 22-6t FRE Be BENT—Two FURNISHED BUCMS- be ad bed room ath communicati 06a | = ictween G street and New Yo F°R. 8 8. te Rew and Sonn bie five room ‘OR RENT—On Penn. av. north side, between doo: SUMMER RESORTS WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, GREENBRIER CO, W. va rabl don the eerkers rot benith and pleasures oi deo! tore ‘oeral refurnishing af the be prepared for the comfortable commodation of Seas Siocon hundred sone tae Hetaod Warm Bu) it Baths. to eminemtly ser Niceable in connection with foternal mee of these sltera'ive waters. are always at the command Of the visitor sn One of the best City BANDS OF MUBIC will bo attendance to enliven the LAWN andth BALL Hoomeanas suitabie LIVERY wil pen to the vee of those who may Gerire to indulge in horseback or carri erciee Charges will be $3 a day gt 8 be children eoder 1 SR and'c er white servants’ according’ to ascomaede ore s! 36 and 34 streets, second door from the Adams De. Express Office. a Se ey sy te ps ee enct ce oxuanse will be pened cn the part of ling above. P: jon giv. the let the Pro Fe, to Manage thisestablishment ina frceire at 518 12th street. manner feuiaed t » promote the comfert of irkwood House. ‘Visitors in every respect », aa damned. Board ase of hat! ‘moderate. No. 31 Penn even y brick, comer 230 street, near Circle. SPLENDID OBANCB bd CLASS BUSINESS STAND FOR SALE. xi Ti Bho. on, RTS | =o ORI Hiverat terme Tite Aes business of cer DWELLING Hoven, new. ronments, 98,00. ©. STORES & O0., y, maal Matate Beobers Corner 15th and F streets Je 6-1 Meerpiras BILL LoTts. TWO HUNDRED MORE BEAUTIFUL LOTS ARE acain OFFEBED FOR SALB on THIS SPLENDID PROPBETY, NORTH OF THE CITY, at BEDUCED PRICES, AND on FIVE YEARS TIME. OBLY oe Oasa. For Sgstance, alot bar. socare @ house in the spot improving SPECULATORS Detter Can make no purchase. ONE-FOUBTH Of the finest lots remate a: BUY QUICK. Persons can secure @ lot paying down. Pi nang © lot by on ae aoe e so B. M. Hall's.) Beal Beta Bzchenee and D streets. my 2 tf Ome +3 ‘VANIA Se eh ie wren Fo — svenus, im s phan ction Store, Brokers. corner of 7th and D ets. poet FOES BALE Two or or three bree TRACTS OF LAND. '* u he rere Bey apts = the Cana os BOARDING. iy tA DESE Tee Je 3-5" OARDING ROOMS Taraimhod afar nished, sin Bon Piee locati on, i crane L fromtin, Reid nd erwenems <s-s above 10 eth: next a i RENT 369 E strest, corner of Tote — ome sit at cate sin the the city—on with Board t ja ae at €3 per month one sim et 870. TABLE BOARD” st reduced on x ‘one a a LE A BOOMS, her Ed ee, ony tee ret, front judiciary Square, References re Je b-im* ~<a TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT Pain. aes on easy terms, fn all parte of the at 400 would require but 94) Clerks, Laborers, and all who PRYTONS & 00. White Sulphur Springs. W. Va.. April 20th, ism. B7 Fors full secou of the Menrcival Err TY of (hese waters (0 pi ferred from any r vin INGTON. Gok. INS VILLE STACNTON. t) COVINGTON by thence by a Fine Line of Stage Com by mF 5 90 Biles to the Springs INBY POINT HOTEL SALT WATER BaT! we. This favorite resort. serine Deen thoronahiy ree greed, wit fer the JULY, patropage Finn” An excellent Band of Musi Susic fu attend Board. per dey. : every ok = Wadoned y ent LEAVE RaLtiMone sileck om. Pricey at ¢ o'clock x p.m. Touching. NOTICE Roti That on the 25th 19%. a warrant issued againet the eatate Four: Of the city of Washi ho has been del; editors of the «aid ghooee one or PF BANKROPTOY, ee or Gn eT, Y At the or of Washlogton. on the ath day" Ea Tien appoiatme: i Joa ea ia the Cty ‘ot “n ow “petition, oy toe Bapeome Cant ot ‘CKO. MASON. Attorney at-Law City Hall, Aemig i a Hs =y. at wt Consulting beentrec rom ito wi or the gies ua from the upnatarel ac- tion of the organs borat indigence or certain secret habite, and the habit fteclf prevent, ea. 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