Evening Star Newspaper, May 26, 1869, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Circalation in the Distriet |; CROSBY 8. NOVES..........Editers WASHINGTON OITY: Ws EDNESDAY..............-MAY 26; 1569, G7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. SEB OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELB- @BAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. TseGax Hitt Cemetery [svestication.— The unfortunate differences im regard to th: management of that beautiful “ity of tae Dead,” on Georgetown Heights, known as Oak Hil Cemetery, bas engeuaered a great deal of feeling in this community, but we yet ‘rest that the difficulties may be adjusted to the satis. faction Of all concerned. At a meeting of the lot-Boiders on the isthof February last a com. | muittee of three, consisting of Messrs. JohaC. Harkness, Wm. A. King, ana J. D. Kartz, | were appointed to investigate the affairs of the company from its organization to the present time, and to examine imto anything affecting | the interests of the lot-holders as to the amount | of receipts to be accounted for, and how the ac- count has beem made; what dues have been paid and what remain unpaid; how the funds Rave been invested, and what investments are in band; what were and is the manuer of keep- ing the accounts,and what system of acconat- ability, if amy, has been established; what were the sources of income, and what have been the expenditures, and what change or re- form im the management, if any, is needed. The committee were also empowered to exam- ine all charges of dereliction of duty against any of the officers of the compaay, or intorma- UOR regarding its management or mismanage- ment. At the meeting of the lotholders, held in Market Hall, Georgetown, last eveni this investigating committee submitted s partial report, which is too voluminous for publica- | tion im full im the Stan, owing to the press- | ure om eur columns at tis time; bat as a | matter of general interest, we will state the Purport of it. It sets out with an eulogy of | Mr. W. W. Uorcoran for his liberal donations of land and money to establish the cemetery, which he projected: and then reviews the management, saying the affairs of the company | trom its incipiemey were not conducted in as | systematic & manner as they might have been; but that the blame for this chiefly rests upon the former managers, the present ones having inaugurated many reforms, and endeavored to correct abuses which formerly existed. ‘The Superintendent of the Cemetery, Mr. Blor- ain, is entirely exonerated from all the charges | of misappropriation of funds, &c., which were brought against him. The report is accompa- nied with a large mass of evidence, &c., among which are twenty-three several charges pre- ferred by Mr. Corcoran against the manage- ment and Superintendent. Many of these | charges (amd we say it with all due respect for M:. Corcoran, whose ‘ificence we have re- Ppeatedly spoken of in these columns in the terms of praise which it deserved,) are, to say the jeast, frivolous and uncharitable, and seem rather to have resulted from pique and per- sonal feeling against individaais, (han from the better impulses which usually govern Mr. C. in bis intercourse with his fellow men. He may have been provoked into hostility by the opposi- thon of certain persons te fully carrying eut his wishes in regard to affairs at the Vemetery: and tor this, proper allowance should be made in )udging bis course in this mat ter, which is not such as many of bis friends would have de- sired The result of the investigation is not more gratifying to the Superintendent. than to Mr. George W. Beall and Capt. W. P. Sanger, of the management, whose many friends in this city and Georgetown are well pleased. Those gentlemen, however, have so long had the esteem and confidence of the community in both cities that nothing was needed for their | defence or justification. The Liberals in Cuba are not without oc- asional and substantial successes im spite of the reports te the contrary given out by the author- ivy of the Captain General. Private and reli- able advices have been received at New York, which corroborate the late reports said to have been officially received from Cespedes. The informant of the Tribune was an eye-witness | of the tour engagements fought by the Cubans | under Quesada between Nuevitas and Puerto Principe, and vouches that their victories wera not suppositions or trifling. Im these hot con- tests the Cubans were generally the winners. Lesea was deteated at Las Tunas: and at Siba- na Nueva the Spaniards were routed. The same paper has another report, which it con. Siders truthful. to the effect that of the eigh’ bundred men under Lesca, when attacked in front and rear on the ground from San Miguel de Nuevitas by the Caban guerillerus, halt | ‘were lost. A turning point im the contest appears to have been reached: and many of those who have give the matter cool and impartial attention now entertain the belief that with a little time- ly aud im the way of war materval and recruits, the Cubans will be able to throw off the Spanish yoke. In the meantime, where are the vessels which were said 10 have lett New York for | Cuba a couple of weeks ago, so heavily laden | ‘with men and munitions! Isn't {t about time tor the expedition—if there really was one—to be bearing fruits? Py Tauddle in the Pennsylvania coal mi- ‘Bg Tegion Sssumed a new and ugly phase on 2 Monday jast, if the reports telegraphed themes are to be believed. The last sensation ‘was the posting of an anonymous notice at one of the mines thresicning death to any mi- | mer who descended the shafts [9 work; and it is s@id that a wild and most untecsonable panic At once spread among the workmen, in consequence of which the men in all but four of the mimes refused to go to work. Waat the result will be it is of course difficult tu foretell, but it looks very much as though the capitalists, who wish to stop the supply of coal, would be able to carry their point, euher by actually operatirg om the fears of the men or by making other terms with them, aud inducing them to assign personal dan- ger as the reason for not working. There seems to be good ground, too, for the Iatter Dypothesis, as it is safe to assume that if the miners really wanted to work they would not be Kept from it for many days by threats of aseassination. They are too formidable as a body to be serionsly intimidated by such a bogbear Chicago, up to the times in liberality and ‘erprise in a general way, yet plays sharp oc- carionally in small things. For instance, she expects ber Mayors to have their portraits painted ‘or the city council chambers, and to pay for them out of their own salary. As their pay is small, and as the cost of a good picture ranges from one thousand to fifteen ndred dollars, & cBange in the custom is urged by (Dore interested and by the more liberal jour- nals of the city. They sensinty bold that if {Re portraits are worth anything to :hecity, for any purpose, they should be paid for by th, corporauon, evem to the extent of refanding tbe amoun's heretofore paid for that purpose by gentlemen who have filled the office. Albeit the Republican City Nominating Con vention meets this afternoom, our readers should not pass by the proceedings of the sey eral ward meetings Beld iast evening for the Purpose of selecting delegates thereto. Ac. cording to the invariable rule of Tas Stan, (he reports will be found im each case particu- lariy full, impartial, end trathfal; aad in con- sideration of the tact that they indicate the \ ews Gnd feelings of the party in power, they >} wel: repay a perasal, The First Branck of the Baltimore City Council yesterday adopced the Western Mary_ isnd@ Railrosd ordisance by sections, and then referred it back to the Committee of Ways and Means to be perfected. Amendments which would virtuslly auauithe ordinance were vo- ted down. Mr. Alfred Pell. who died ia New York a few days ago, is believed to ve the mau who first suggested the ides ot the Cen:ral Park Better this fame than to have les armies or Grete into battle. (Ceveral Robert Anderson Snd family saljed : -m New York for Earope yesteraay The B: and Am use our special reports from Annapolis Out credit. The Cirentie bas the fsir ome and credit. The Repubinan bas a ~spe- “this morning that reads amaziuziy yester . but with a bit of em- to the effect that the day's pleasure by the President in witnessing gymnastics by the grada: Pp} i) tournament, ia which many exhibited great still in the art of broidery was conclu & dispisy ot class aud a tbe mida. fencing" This was an unfortunate gué@se, as it will be seen by our special report tosday that from some cause the fencing exercises were dropped altogether from the programme. Heip yourselves, gentlemen. to anything on our counter, but don't forget the landlord! laformation bas partment from Mr. George W. bs the Consul of the United States at Ceylon. of the @eatb. ‘Sth of February, 1-69 at sea, of Dsrartment or Stats, Wasuryotos, M: cS a been Jalius an American seamar. belonging (the ship*Henry Buck oe or eee ‘woTON, Ma: Info: Pecelved av this D. ment jam H. Dabney. the O: i Of the States at Teneriffe, of the OB the Ist of February. 1569. at Graud C: of seaman C: B. Frederickron. of the ss a) Wi r ntatives of the deceased can wane farther mn by addressing this Department ‘The velocipede has been utilized at Port Jervis, N. ¥., where the mail messenger uses it in transporting the mail-bag trom the post office to the railway depot. Per conira, the Central Park Commissioners have directed the expulsion of all velocipedists from the park during the greater part of Saturdays and all of Sun s. Om the whole, as we have heretofore Predicted, the institution will mot be able to | Secure a footho!d worth having in this country. From John ©. Parker, $53 7th street and from J. Shillington, Odeon Building, we have Apple‘on's Journal, No. 10. 7 The strike of the Llgprnay journey- men painters for $3 50 per day has proved suc- cessful. S7Dr W. F. Broaddus, during his recent trip South, collected $1,200 for the education of soldiers children. 7 Ip Maine, lows, Wisconsin, and Minne- So'& temperance organizations have resolved to Tun tickets im the next fall elections. @7 The Lawyers in St. Louis have adopted a new fashion, that of wearing swallow-tailed coats. a7-The driving of the spikes in the last rail of the Pacific Railroad hesied the coming day when the last nail wuld be driven into the coffin of Mi S7-Gen. Can! | Saturday issued an order spending Judge Phillip A. Bolling, of the Lynchbat circuit, pending an investiga- ten of his official conduct. Sz In Nova Scotia every kind of busmess is dulf. The failure of the repeal movement has tended to increase the desire for union with the ee — |p Meeting under theauspices of the mr E ok South, will beheld in the woods ot David Clements, Esq., near Chesterville, Kent county, Md., ‘commencing On the 6th of August next. HOTICE—TSEE Ogre Ayre Wome Aa to SATURDA) next, Tae th tae a" L. BATON, Actuary. LL, BDB| Eebenba Oieetcr Counei FL ov UR‘: PRP Sar tis at SEEN PRODUCE Pat Cc between Wth ce of the Weare r barrel lower MPANY. end lth sts , OTICE —By m tual consent. the Co-partner- ebip herto‘or ed. under th Xisting bet: the undersi, ‘arm os ng Rel, CRETE & on whom all s-counte due the late oar it te ste will be settled. Srmued all etecuneetee mane rill he ent Anyone desirous of vcalietod Property inte, will be furnished with letters Pro! Acenisthere. References on, D.C. 780 a All business yromptiy ntionded to. ke beat Fok: erences gi mired. Oua: A man OF TASTE AND attractive; and what- Se Eh ol Fagen a and Le om mad at ‘ttle expense, on Td ng plants, Our stoc VASES, IRON CHAIRS, SETTEES, AND FOUNTAINS, Is worthy of am examination. BA en BOTELER ets 320 zerott Hall) Penn’s my? St Botwee: noth and 10th 8 streets. invited ar tict i By order WS. _my 26-3 Bec. of Blection of the City heen be in seesion for the pur; qualified voters Ao thi the CORY Habe on SATURDA' ¥ . th DAY, the Sist of May, aad TU DAY the June. between the hours of 9 eo mm. Judges of Election. my 3-td {Rep,.Obron.} NESDAY: -~ “THORSD aT the and 7th instant. est O e an patronise the leelon 10 center" ¥ Se ae & MASOMIO—A special convacatien of the atCotambie et A Oeereee a te Yard.on WEDBEBDAY ina, Tho ‘clocks for the pur; Chapter. i a ogtemenmed, ongocsting ef the Grand Cha ter will be held at Central Masonic Hall.en SAT DAY BY Enino. ‘May 29, at 7°: o'clock. Patent “iy orccr of the ME. G der 2 Seat" HOBLED. CARRE Grand Sec. [3 hotttay by ‘falli t mg Seg ave a KE ei E; Eresident. LEWIs Jo} BITTEN SE, FOWLER & 00., iil Sits ’ ir. oO... M. 8. HUNTINGTON, Unshicr. TCE CREAM, AND STIVAL will be held nase 1 WE “May fo palte will be ae {ta oligh connected with to make it s delightful a 2 n 10 cents, SODA WATER AND 20 EPA Pa co ytol ‘To prevent ines. 3 Ganesan te take her LS cies pees! AND = 0 pine basardane sabe Oato Annapolis, aegis HNUAL TsX BOTICE. LLECTOR's OFFICE 8. terrax Bevence., cr ORT REA, STILL MAINTAINS ITS UNBIVALLED REPUTATION FOR UNIFORM GOOD QUALITY AND 10B COLD TEMPERATURE, With DELICIOUS FRUIT and CREAM #YROUPS. ‘Kissingeo, Vichy, Seltrer, and Berstoga MINR- BAL WATERS on draught. ae Ho 680 Fifteenth street, myit Opposite U 8. Treasury WILLIam Bf Shaeere - a rted for Sguimkue'Ur ts adit the eneaing MULicipal wy t om pee Pea pig ae De, Tyg Waals. until bai alier's. a Bai TRUNK WAREROOMS. TRUNKS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. THE LARGEST STOCK. THE BEST MADE, AND MOST REASONABLE PRICES. SOLE LEATHER, LADIES’ DRESS TRUNKS, PACKING TRUNKS AND VALICES, TRAVELING BAGS, é&c. WALL, ROBINSON & CO., 322 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, my 21m, Between 9th and 10th streets. NAV" PAYMasTan’s OFF i Cea = Mi be received at thie ties acrena day of June. 1889, for the following artioies, 1 ‘0 te must be of taa very best quality, &o be tax, et the Wi fererrnn esas Bones Comstruction and Repair. 2 vices white pine Mast Timber, 70 feet long, 60 picces white oak Curved Timber, estimated sca S70 cuble feet, per capi foot a hased on account Woodley, » jprnce, 65 fret tong, each. ©, 60 feet long: ech, ‘on sccount of Walsou Pottinger, iting contractors. pounds Red Lead. dry. Pounds Spanish Whit Bureau Steam Enzine-rine 30 Ese Iron, various sizes, for repairs of steam ers. Bur: Equipment and Recruiting. 50 cords Pine Wood, split Bureau Ordnance. rel_ Lard Oi!. winter strained "Deecrint re schedule.’ oie particalars, to be seen ae required for pons ble security the prompt and aithfal delivery of panenes led contrat oye, ipulation: blank forms for ‘ot thie office. o cher: «bad. germs ‘DWik STEWART, my 2-3 Paymaster Javasnse SILKS AT $1 26. 87 GREAT BA! ‘Weare selling of Si, lary Obeck by tien SIU! VERY LO’ avy ‘oF tg 25 nb JAINS. ow ap nishes the Boe finest 10K CREAM and okey | cy) i Baloon,as well ss to Fami ‘airs, ete Seate the extensive business bedoess ‘mii- Sim? Se Sssaeameee sees. mihin SELF-RAISING FLOUR. FORMAN, + THE GROCER," HOS. 227 AND 2z9 7TH 8T., BET. M AND B, ‘Hes received the Agency for the District for the sale of ‘BLL BBOS. UNEQUALLED SELY-RAISING FLOUB. IT 18 PUT UP IW PACKAGES OF SIX LBB. EVEBYBODY SHOULD TRY IT. ONOE TRIED WOULD USE HO OTHER. SUMMARY OF ADVANTAGES ON USING PRLF-LEAVENING FLOUR. 1. HEALTHFULNESS. Its saving of the ataee neh, of A: #4 flour f.cm consumption tm the process of to sesteretton of kee cheopbetes, which are, in ‘of the finer qualifies of flour’ ‘lipearis iscpeccosios ai fe ae of wt a it may be Cosette Ete ettousble atalities. before 2. SAVING OF TIMB. While fermented bread 2 several hours before bakivg, (end depend. Seon Ypoed fe prepeced team the inate i: 4. KEEPING eg It sree a breed which retaine ite moisture’ and a080 dee bd ta ‘fermioutca bread 5 CONVENIENCE. It te © mathod a watch. providil agents of Fy pa fend scout Sein ater hi sreot care Saori s reed ins PRiOu PPLIED AT MANUFAOTE- Rooxs raavom exsracveanr, 910 P STREET. Between 14th and sth streets. FOR SALE AND RENT. GENISUBD ROOMS FOR BE: F2 SERS BOCES wits Lat v7 Het, cunt eee oom T RENT—Oue two-story b and Tate B. sivgle gentlemen, pie rms een ORUTOHET. Ro. ENT_H: connectlp, as metpforuished Be southwest corner rect worth, OB RENT—Tha these eto tide w Fork a water in the bi no house Bent $38, in advance next door, or Boots 42, Winde RENT Two well cee ROOMS 1 3t er OF @ para’ witl jichen i! F} 'T—Tc a small famil; location: rent moderate; south front: at 506 Foe RT ee ters enue. excepting one suite o fornished | month S20 of which be pala fi communicating ROOM’ = \foer. ine | a ise house contalas nine cory aod private family. jo. ol Stroet, betwee ag feren: 66 excl jaquire on the prem. and 10th. my yt OR RENT. b at ac able OV" and 13th streets, he of Contains thirtees Premises. rooms, closets, Me. LEASANT ) ENIGHED BOOMS | may, be Hitchen: Potomac waler om, ou bh atreet, Ao, FOR ri ROOM on Bret floors suitable rit A oatrecesn 7" 47 ysician’s orice, my?) it S ‘. s Ton careful ter ing 1 be mi Bent 82" per mouth Inquire of 8th street, betw: “2 @ nd H st sta. F% RENT—One of those new HOUSES on ‘ Come siren street; seven seam a cellar; gas, er, corner of 6th street and Massachusetts m2 ot room, &c., comp! my2%6-cost* corner New Yor x E. LENZB8ERG & CO. COR RENTIA very nice cottage front H 1 built two-sto: g10K eight rooms, water FBocse so. iso cen cinter abeee Lopes pair Bootes ret. Recivecn High aud’ Ooe- lor, dining room, ‘kitehen, 288, good te: Sroee, Geo nt toot ow my bed roems, bath uth room. ms ad hall has yard, roe vines cota b> Third cosh, balance on ‘corner. 6t ‘one rooms, wat bath and water clone i LS ‘This iea good investment, as itwill ord: 3 Wit ec) oe ine for $408 month. Inquire = ‘5 onan my3- $00 7th st. OB ee orets — tog =e =: aes PLACE FoR INT—6th — i ethos Mag “o's A HOUS: 2th B eb a ee na for any text door, or at w RUPEE EhFOuD 3 3 srdatnt ears a apd O11 Store, 350 C street. enT A DWELLING HOUSE contat: th and FSLARRETPLF dither ariaaae | notte Soaeigssess ss wees So of General Ade corner Tithan ‘ 74 rout st west glares garder Wile bee 3 ith Rercct: Apply ol ie ge SEmm — — — aoe * sd ni ti caren For Eetate Broker, Corser High _FOR beeen AND RENT. street, pac oo fh pew 218 cash, Hevosrs ane tors crue CiTY AND COUNTR? FOR SALE BY S. P. BROWN & son, REAL ESTATE BROKERS, Goanaa Lore StRest avy New Yore Ave-rn, FIFTY FINE —— LOTS to Brown's pabdivision. mt. Jeamect are 0) inthe aburbs of ;| face! eed nmin sere, each name conte fing early (mprovements extra Derextended. ALso. the city. two elegant, F. IRST-OLASS RESi DENCES, containing 2 rooms, willbe ssid onan: changed. For Sale or Bent, sre: FIVE HOUSES on Corcoran street, _contala ing 9 rooms each, with all class. on Q street. near 1ith see HOUSES. Freach —, 08 of Gen 5 SEVENTE BAME HOUSES in various parts of the city, at prices to suit those of moderate —— ABM OF 200 scnae. et Herndon Stati: mlleert a ‘Washi: ot Lenten & B ampenire one half well watered. wm be divided to suit per perchasees a ZABMOF 300 ACRRS in Prince inenis now aad valuable, soll needens ill be divided if desired. ’ IMPROVED WESTEEN LAND for sale or —— ine HOUSE, con Potaire see eh “oltuson. si ats Few Pape ea STON fer oe erare re chance casctler a Fa a = hte F SES aes PaoUsES USES on lith street, facing LOWERS EMBALMED 80 AS ALWA i madera’ ra conye. FUSp pe watureal farm and color: by MAR Rleaees. Sue's Ritares and 9 oven Bares i B.STOOPS & 00; 153 sth etrect, between 3 MEADON. 359 Pen my2i-ét" | eretorstain their color" * my 25-Tar R BENT A three story DWEL aa Ome FOR W rr t Forse NG. eleven R’ OMe FOR eos ITH = BP—At No. | 5()(Q) RARGE COLES AND EEMINGTON'S room. ss ogead fichandaters Eosalty respectable F? iz 7 ‘June tet SEeRxISEED oat Pes sharp bites a a Oarbines 'w roost ‘apniy te owe 0. O'MEABA. Var HOUBM of seven reams, Hs’ 36 Bee ner of High and streets ne 324 Pena’s aven! mayer ‘eee ane ate. oS HOT, ‘a Le 337 iad ot A i Ee ALE—A pi eee ‘Wo-story Freme HOUSE, Tete gable HOUSE, with all BARE CHA Ol F coo 15, Int, street. Georgetown: jasmin ner of ah yand Getrests. Apply at 2) spat the cor: A tive men with Commit of rooms, a paying Water, Ingaire ot” ONION & BUT ESE business Beal ¢ Brokers and Auctioneets, FrEEeD BOOM FOR BENT. GUITABER mys Gt". corner 7th and E streets m2. can be sccommodated wii A Eason aiey Tanne woul pit private breahitst Apply No. aes er eee stroet, beteoan, most Geeirivle, being at the corner of ith aed 8 Fo2 BENT FURNISHED HOUSE, No. 3931 Bion Institute, and f healt a bennty in usec: | Appt ‘on the cases. Belsrencesreucene Bien Inatitute, and for peat t F (ally ‘an vu! Bok a PI Bede er" ‘pr req SURNISHED_ COMBE GELOE | [(0R RENToIn Georgtora, 6 vor deiratte M for rent. tn a private t efamity, | A situation, opposite thet ‘Content, 8H ‘Hous! ‘Oarriage, Howse "sol Stan Grounds, and goed waters Imenive a Bo. ! o mands. : ‘at moderate prices. we Cite street, Georgetow! Streed north. near lth west. Fores SALE—The GOOD ee Fi STORER MB. seipp’s Shirtmak Butoh tse No. 257 F sti streets. ‘The best foc Dlace of the kind in the ci Tnyutre as above. Foie pay new two-story F Ri ro SALE FRONT of = £0} if pa 8 ce lo It ipa part Beal! ard Dunberton «1 lantetion, which is the sant nelghvoricod, with tive rooms: water land, 33¢ miles from b3 tee yard. — to @ good tenant, $15 per a party it will be sold month. | Apply next door. contains seven JOHN 8 PAXTON. “Apply to or address EB. Silver’ Hin Pest’ omes, OR RBNT—Two FRAMS HUUSHS, : ie et Ay Touch roots, bey wie: Fonicle, Intelligencer) _my 9-im in kitchens; locality one of the Senin the city Price 93.810. Terme reasonable. 10N & BUTTS. Real Estato Brokers and. kuctioncers, my25-7t oro rth treet, corer oF E. BENT— Re irabl 'WELLI Fe HOUSE Bo. a0 E etre, seats between hte tod ‘ata, water bt in’ Loscte: Wilt bo raady ‘Respectable GIRL as chambermaid, ashing. Injuirest 317 E street. of my St acne sl ‘OB \RENT—Four farnished or unfarnished | HOMES, say trom 10 to 5) OOMB. Pennsylvania Ritesou Me 8 Suit's bows pion Counter HOMES FOR SALE. = ~ ees to purchase amall COUNTRY 10 to &) acres. will ind it to fal Building ue. near 3 dow igen street» LOS Tennevivante events at from the Nevy Yard reeks von the Sliver Ha ‘OR RENT—A three story BLOK HOUSS, | road Any one wi- sane il4, the snd will be = six rooms, aii on M treet, sold at a ver; faa jong credit. Apply te bet 1y next doo! my 25 or address CHIMES. Silver Hil Post Office, Maryland. i Ohronicie, Intellizencer} my2 1m pros say BSALE—A three story REIQK om FE on L street north, betweon 4th afd sth sts. west, north side. Inquire of J. C. 5 Bis clos forngied ‘HOU! eeeaighed | HOU of tie most dcxtrable ot the city. Ay pir at Sere ‘and 12%! able Timy Ber Sar ths office of Ligees Marshall. No. 71 Lonisiana ave- Wetersiobed fear aE TOM, epabe > F GaEeAN's Witeg; Be; 72 Koa: vir at Gio nh atrect, between ft not” softer’ t under Bank o} my P, iB BENT_Tour FURNISHED ROOMS. oH communicating. parior and bedroom, at léth st., between Gand New York ave. myl8 13t’ new wit bal the modern improveme! . contaiming Tt rooms ‘and beth room, situsted ip "Sse a eteaeteh cits and conventent to th HI be rented 4 complete) toe good ten abie ae ve “Soterence required. Gail's at reoe 6 een 4th anc streets west, pod my! A LARGE FRONT PARLOB. handsomely far- Dished, on second floor, will be let very rea- sonable to ‘one leman. Apply 94 7th street, corner B street ___ my25-3t™ id Sth amD mes. (0. RENT—In Georgetow: 5 T38 cues crete’ —— myi7 oe For canted te teers LE—8500 CASH; balance in easy | eave Chee A ly Payments, will purchase. @ conve. F°33) RENT OB — That desirable BEIOK street, NATH BIBL WILSON, ATTOBNEY-AT-LAW, HAS REMOVED TO Bo. 409 F STREET, _my 4-tf NEAB Tru. a LAL Lae “ FLUTING. xo Star rig oe short potion, Sil do well te ooh af ia Cheap ny spot, Beeite Patent ms Lees. hed oult: oa = 462 I strest a between 9tb and does, de 3-1y' 0 Hinth street, above Pa. avenue. tie teatnest of FEMALE cee in the cl city, Lendie ia fa ae may repose vine etrict ‘strictest cor co! in le gus thorough cure His foes foes EB crate, ait patients visiting ‘See no one but oct-ly* HILOSOPHY OF MABEIAGE, P BeW course oF eo as delivered at the BOARDING. BoSBDING.— Two pleasant second story BUOMS, besith; location, fosties, ust oy ena erme moderate. No. 40’ So REBLORN or. No 181 Weahi ry premises. Pri above loth, next to drag store. *e0r} * z rent, mae cg RRS eS AGRES SUBURBAN BUILDING pend 12 my North Afiteaton, Va in ee from ome to (—f = BRIOK HOUSE, | scree of a<compfining, the finest, views F Cealataite ae m rooms. eituated on 7th street ng ope oat ferrgueding conn. 396 Delaware avenue and O street orth teres many springs of the pareat soft cold water: sai | frOUR OB Five GERTER, FERONs. cam moderate, myst” | excellent, capectally the smell Bindensbarg Bes tom Ok coring iit tabs Se eT fruits. Long or sbort time, as desired end wil] | Dear Biadensbure jon. A carriage F3 BENT—Part of « UBNIGHED ROUGE, Ascommodate purchasrrs antopayments ia email | thrim toacd trom, the station, ‘Ferme oCgnslating of parler, dining amounts, eay 30 per month ap. cape Address Farmer, Washinzton, D mo-ts2" rooms. A OUNTBY BOARD CAN Bro ETAIMED re cea ec housekeeping. myi7 tf Georgetown, D. 0. Peaftes miles ont isth street, teeutite ned BENT ealths lecation, Stewart's ? Fe ENT—A three-story BRIOK HOUSE, esr La — Jka foter earden Sag Prightwood fs conteluine steht room, ? 5 y to, SBLEY tached to the house; laos il ‘of pure oe Ei BENT_Two L¢ Sete situated H street. 4 nets sath ane 3 st atreets, suitable for coal B. SAMSON, Al Sriomeian ‘Galie oa i oH = myl? Sw F anus ror sau on exouanor. 30 ACRES, one ie from the Distri: r ye, balance wood pod rite soll ello ean ndid lecation; healthy: other fruit trees, sweon 18th aad por p of the best GROG LAs ee PUP eee ge AFERSETE ERD. gous nt —wuttabie for housekeeplog. for eae ‘Qpply at 617 he arate F ‘OR GALE—Two wow | Houses. Foome sechiccated on W etrvet icine ph ei wa wa wae! 2a. 28) may 20 oe conveyance to and from town. “Terms rearonable i. SI DBK'S Pa Paper’ — my TRET-OLASS BOARD AND BOO! iB Fea sy Hotter | if {or the summer. Fountain Hotel, corner 6th strect Bese in ras coe —— ‘ICS. EXCURSIONS. &e. BAND EXCUBBION 7 E-STREET ated SCHOOL, TO GLYM On the Mar soe, OTH» Ml An invitation fs gpattens.. Tickets may ops: MATHS oa Pees CLOTHING, &c. A. SAKS & CO., HAVE JUB8BT OPENED WHITE DUOK SUITS MABSSEILLES VESTS er SUCKER Coats. ALPACCA COATS: MOBAIB COATS; BLUE FLANNEL 6UITS BLACK FLANNEL SUITS, WHITE FLANNEL SUITS. BROWN LINEN SUITS LINEN DUSTER BBOWN DUCK WALKING coats PRAB ET Tag sUiTs. BUYS’ ALPACA JACKETS, WHITF LINEN Pawts BOTS’ BROWN LINEN SUITS. WAITER JACKETS SPECIALITIES: OFFIOB COATS (Gontesi THO! GHLY SH 34 ¥ S88) VEsTs 99 00%. @3 08 - SAKS & CO, $17 SEVENTH st Ser, myi-tr__Three doors above the Avenue House. DEVLIN & Co., New York Clothiers, 276 PENNSYLVANIA AVENDCE, NE w SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING. SCOTCH CHEVioTs, ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN CLOTHS, and CASSIMERES. A FINE LINE OF LINEN Goons, MADE UP AND MADE To ORDER. FULL LINES oF CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, DEVLIN & CO., 276 PENNSYLVANIA AVE® =. ap 163m" Bors " OLOTHING. Three Hundred ood suey oven ecived this N@ SUITS re. Oak Habu, 464 SEVENTH STEERT, Opposite Post OMcs. ma3stt Mews cLoT ‘Two bundred and fifty SPRING scrrs Cakaan ai SEVENTH n aa ENTH STEEET; 4. coca * (Buccemor to H. F.LotD0% 800.) ge | OCITIZESS, ABMY AND Navy % MERCHANT TAILOR, liten Hot late jo. 362 ct Sok arene iyis4r STEAMBOAT LINES, Fo MOUNT VEBNON. th Aeon ~ leaves ber s Win Ba eet. ed” for mo ¥ N ey receiving APR a fpoet BALL Ma TOR RSI TALL wurre HOUSB. Va—returning t6 tos sity'at Mount Vernon and retarn. rie ding e@- $16 art Mot mission to ths Mauslon and Grow REefresbaecnts op Tickets for sale at all the Principal Hotels. and At the steamer 's whart JaMEs 8) STARS. Gonnenk Beneath sane Willard'’s B. conn 1-DAY, Mescaasts’ LINE OF STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN WASHINGTON ae NEW YoRgE. Roreafter KNIGgT, JOBR GIBSON. moan ry “Or rt, — neeaeet a ey mfr bake Sone cree eR APT PE am ‘Will run two feshington. 393...........BEvEy 7 Sras*t...__ 373 TLE Sates nese se Se ei eams once, Lt ‘TRACT. SOrre MALT EXTRACT WW BURCHELL vruer