Evening Star Newspaper, June 17, 1869, Page 2

, ] : EVENING STAR. | Largest Circalation in the District, CROSBY S. NOYES........-. Editors WASHINGTON OITY: THURSDAY. e-ee--JUNE 17, 1969, | S7 READING MATTER ON BVERY PAGE. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELB- @RAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. ‘The attention of our new city government is invited to the following editorial paragraph trom the New York Tribune | “The new City Government in Washington | bas been organized, and we have trom it many fire promises fer the tuture. We trast these geutlemen will remember that we have had a gtest Many such promises before, and that Wasbingtom remains to-day the worst paved, | worst cleaned, and. in many respects, worst | maneged city in the Union. For the first time ‘be Republican party has the power in it Dapds mend this state of affairs. We beg ‘bem to remember that we shall be held tespou- je for their performance.” This ts fair and reasonable. By its fraits, | the municipal administration which has just | © into power, will be judged. If it falfitis the reasonable and proper ¢xpectations of the public in regard to the management of the in- | terests of the city, it will have a long lease of oficial life. Otherwise its career will be short aud imglorious. The fiat bas gone forth that Washington must he made worthy of its biga | osition as the Capital of the country, and longer delay in consummating this end will earn nothing bul indigpant condemnation in every quarter. | The point essayed to be made by the /nty!/)- | ormrr that the Republicans have bad control over the affairs of the city «for the last twelve | | | mouths, with a majority in both boards of the (vty Councils,” and are therefore siready re- sponsible, is not weil grounded. In the Lower | Hoard of tne City Councils the Republicans | bave bad a decided preponderance throngh the | | past municipal year. but im the Board of Al- dermen the case bas been different. Ail re- member the famous « dead-lock” in that board which defeated the transaction of all Corpora- tion business for so long a time, and when, by the action of the courts, the election cases in the Futh Ward were decided tavorabliy to the | Republican contestant tor the Aldermanshtip, | the strength of the Republican party in that | board was increased virtually only io the ex- tent ot making a tie. The election of Mr. Grinder over Mr. Richards as President of tbe board was virtually a triumph of the Conservatives. and was so held by them. | AU familiar with the proceedings of the Board | Are aware that Messrs. Grinder and Larman acted in the main with the Conservatives: and Mr. Grinder, it will be remembered, ran avow- edly om the Conservative ticket at the Jute city | election. The real strength of the Republicans | m the Board of Aldermen has therefore been but six to an opposition of eight. In the new | Board tne Republicans bave eleven members | to the opposition three. The Lower Board is wholly Repobhcan. Now, then, the responst- bility for the proper administration of city affairs comes fully and unmistakeably upon the Republicans, and they must receive praise or biame accordingly. The opening addresses of | Messrs. Crocker and Williams, the new pre- siding officers of the two Boards, have the right ring, aud if they are followed up by appropri- ste sction om the part of the Boards, the city will make great strides in the way of progress during the coming year. Tee Mupical Soctety anp THE Coton! DecTORS.—As will be seen by the report of tne Proceedings of the District Medical Society inst might, that organization decided adversely upon the application of the colored Doctors Purvis and Augusta for membership. As there seems te be considerable misapprehension as to the effect of that vote upon the professional standing of the colored physicians rejected, it | may be proper to say tbat their legal status as | Practicing pbysician: manner. The question last nig wbat of admitting them to ‘The Board of Examiners of, ed licenses to Drs. Purvis nee, 95 soon as they made claimed that this is the country where any medical colored practicioners any status] «id not quite come up to the mark of receiy- ing the celored doctors into social affiliation but they have shown themselves quite as ex- | closive im regard to cumerous w! ants the colored practicioners will, as they become | better Known, be able to dispel every prejw dice to their social disadvantage. ‘The Medical Society of this District formea with a view to prescribing a test o qualifications for practitioners in order to shut ef quackery. The Board ot Examiners of the | y are authorized to license applicants to ho are able to show themselves | qualified, and by the charter of the society every person who undertakes to prac- bse without eucB ticense is lable toa fine of | St SS im each case. ft is not requisite tmat the applicant eball be of any particaiar school of | medicine but be must show a knowledge ot medicine aud the «ualifications for practise. | Drs. Augusta and Purvis have received taeir | heemses from the Medical Society here, as | | Above sited, and have all the legal rights of “By practitioner # In the District. = ADMISSION OF COLORED Peorce to vo a0 ES OF AMUSEMEST—The action of our | U the admission of | ® Guy Councils in regard colored people to places of amusement on the me tootiog as the whites attracts atteation aghout the country. and there seems to be noliderable difference of opinion amongst the Republican press as to the wisdom of the course adopted. The Chicago Tritwa. the | — Repablican paper of tue West, has the folowing to regard to the mater Some ill-advised people in Washington are eudesvoriug to procure a city ordinanc- com- peicng the Botels of that exty to accommodate <olored guests on the sam+ terms and at tue So far from & democratic, or in accordance ciples of equality, suck attemp! rantly at war with eq: sity of Tightas they with politeness. The only persons who fected by obtruding colored guests at Or im @ theatre are the other gi udants d the proprietor. Nineveen. these would be white under any | matances. and the effect of such a m-asure | ruable one bia. or woman to force | » Ber company upon mineteen white mea © women who do not desire it ‘Be sinetegm to please the one, in a matter of mere association and taste, is not equality, but the crossest inequality. Hote! theatres aze BO’ public offices or government institu- tions. They are not supported by taxes, Ike fzee schools, nor do they enjoy any legislative monopoly like railroads. They offer enter- sainments and amusement merely. The only fancuion the government has = “relation to them is to preserve ord to regulate the +8 of people who shall go to thew The “woman question,” so far as education Snd diversified means of employment are con- eTned, is, if possible, More persistently and | > successtully agitated sbroad than here. Women are being more and more employed in Pst offices and other government depariments so France, and in Russia they are now in the telegraphic offices, and tae geverament pro. Hoses to make them eligible for the postal ser. vice. Courses of lectures om history, philolo- Sy, mathematics and the naturai sciences are ‘~ be opened next fall at the St. Petersburg | Saiversity, for the benefit of women, and an ‘ntermational periodical is about to be estab- ished in London, under the patronage of the «TOWN princess of Prussia, Queen Victoria's eidest daughter, for the promotion of feminine ecucation im the higher branches, and for an extension of the list cf occupations available to women. About the most sensible exbibition to be seen 2 Hoston at the present ume is the baby show. it ts composed of 34 cooing, dimpied-cheeked, » fist-gmawing infants, in the various | siges of lacteal culture and eitluvia. Nod or} heir wpited squalls are cearly as musical as | of Gilmore's mow: chorus } The mimers of the Leigh Coat and Navigs. | Company and the Wilkesbarre (Pa) Coal | Company resumed work yesterday nthe past, and we have no doubt that | &%: The reported wance between Frasce and Eagland of ‘s¢ 1s scouted on bot sides of the channel 83.4 thing having no existence or probability. It seems, however, that the report had this basis or origin: There bave been a good many subordinate members of the British Parlia- meat afd government in Paris during the Whitsuntide recess, and one of those, a Mr. (uway, was either introduced or permitied to ascertain wha: was the opinion of the French government on the Alabama affair, and what view tt took of the matter, chiefly as an iuter- pational question amd a point of international law. Very likely the motive of the action may have Deen to be able, if the inquiry were prob- able, to quote French legal opinion as agree. ing with English on the subject, aad to be able to state as much to Mr. Motley if the questions were broached anew by him on his arrival in England. But nothing more than this was ‘Dougat of or attempted: nor wasany “all: projected or proposed, simply becanse it was known that aty such proposition must be at once impossible and ridiculous, poussins Sree ‘SISTER McMawon Haagp F —De- ‘Siis Of news by the South American steamer at Lisbon bave been received by cable. Tae Brazilisn iron-ciads ascended the Paraguay to & point near the camp of Lopez, but were un- able to proceed farther om account of the shal- jow water and the wantof coal. The Para. guaysns made efforts to obstruct the river and biow the allied fleet up, but without success. An English officer, with permission of the Bra- zihan commander, passed through the lines With dispatches for President Lopez, and re- turned with dispatches from Gen, McMahon. ee ees The Second Ward Republican Ciub did a very injudictous thing last night in tabling the resclutions denouncimg the riotous proceedings in that ward on election day. The substitute adopted “lamenting the riotons difficuities,” and “sincerely hoping tha! necessity will throw upon us Ro repetition of the scenes of Monday, 7th of June, 1859," will be fastened upon with keen relish by the Democratic partizans anx- ions to make 8 point against the colored peo- ple of Washington. Miss Kate Raymond presented her last ex- hibition of “Mazeppa, or the Wild Horse ot Tartary,” at (he National Theatre lastevening, and will appear in “The French Spyon Horse- back” this evening in which herself and her beautiful horse Biack Bess figure to great ad- vantage. To-morrow night Miss Raymond has a benefit, and will appear on horseback as “Capitola” in the dramatization of Mrs, South- Wworth’s popular story of «The Hiiden Hand.” ‘Tne Spanish Cortes are debating as to what shall be the form of the future government of Spain. So far, the speakers favor a monarchy. The claims of Don Carlos have been presented and argued pro and con. The cortes will, we think, ultimately fall back upon the Dake de Montpensier. From J. C. Parser, 45~ 7th street, we have Frank Leslie's Ledy's Magozine for July, and Harper's Weekly, and Frank Leslie's fllustraied Newspaper for June 26; from J. Shillington, Odeon Building, we have Frank Leslie's Lady's Magazine and The Nursery for Juty. ‘The North Carolina Standard says tnat Hon, Jobn T. Deweese, Representative from that State, who bas been on trial for use of the frankling privilege contrary to law, has been convicted. A motion in arrest of judgment was entered. The Camberland Civilian says:—The ship- ments of coal up to the present date are over 2,000 tons more than were shipped up to this date last year. The trade is now in excellent condition. DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY NOW! bet jate } Begins to craw interest yaly Bpecial deposits of $50 left with us thirty dave ornorge tree interest at rae of 4 per De ite@with this Company, had, on Ju 1,200,008 ONE HUNDRED STRON CHURCH PEWS Teasonable ter! n 6th and A TEACHB: lished and pro! poring to go to the coal AND von on a ia at No “Et TF WELL ae Bie Private Ba hoot. pro stitntion, (adopted at the imt meeting ) Alaa, Stockh o bave not purchased ee pe alcordance with sald | smenced constitution. JaS. TOWLES, B. ROBINSON. BAKBI OFFICE. ae a Wasuincton, D. tial wit dase after the ith fo jarge durirg sald Billed sud baried by the HOTIOR- Dr. BT B YRURN hes ved his office and resideace Fretreet (First W. of ana from 3 to 5 p. m L JUNCTION BAILWAY. is hereby fai that the books of snh- * eigen ta the capital stock of the Ba TiONAaL bee! becribed for, ii his with my = a fotacribed for, in complismee . of the charter est RIDWELL, President mat More. _HALLET KILBOUBM, Bey Pept COTOR S H estween s a.m ,3to4 ani es | FOR THE BEST TEAS AND COFFEES IN WASHINGTON CITY, GO TO THE HONG, 336 SEVENTH STREET jei-tt B.C. STEVENS, Proprietor. $20,000 FORTH OF TRIMMINGS AND BE s0LD witain’ THE NE: _— aoe DAY = at PBIME CO8T, TO OLOSE BTOUK. AsI Intend to build my Store and ft it up tn the best atyie. 9. HELLER. No. 34 Market Space. Between 7th and sth streets. M CZZLSE MUZZLE MUZZLE YOUSs DUGS. BUY MU7ZLES BUY MUZZLES BU a Y¥ MUZ7.UES JAMES 5. TOPHAM & CO's, 500 Beventh street, jem Next te Odd F ASTURA ‘My Grazing Fics itusted 1'. itor" thee f Peat ae onal the he F ABTUMING Ihe oF HOUSES. Per oe — Upoa the s ad HALLBY. BNITURE, CARPETS, MATTING. Sy pr stock, as nee « LLL Su een had D aterate, Atreet. vet, ‘in charge of WALTAR IS | Wintiama 08 Im NT GRANT OSTO Ge Reviews the Treeps—Visits the Peace Tudiier. ‘The troops were reviewed in Boston yester- any afternoon by President (¢rant. on Tremont street. The President was received at the rig! of the line by Major General Butler and staf, and, accompanied by (iovernor Ciafita, rode down the line. The troops presented a fine pe ance. The Presidect was ¢ |. Arriving at the left of the line, the President took a position at the corner of Berkley and Appleton streets, when the right wing assed i review, and, escorted, by the left he proceeded up erkley street to the Col , the people greeting him with cheers ig the route. Alderman White, Chair- man the City Reception Com: rome received the President at the Coliseum, an elegant collation was partaken of, Mayor Shartlett dor thebonors. 1 In the meantime the Coliseum was packed with hig 00 seat was taken, and thoi find standing room. The ladies were ia fall dress, and the scene was novel and impressive beyond description. The crowd oateide was immense, Erovavly as iarxe as that within. The President's reception on entering the main building Most enthusiastic. The vast mass arose, ana cheer upon cheer, with waving of handkerchiefs, hate and other demonstra- tons greeted him. The President repeatedly bowed bis thanks. The concert programme yesterday was most- ly a classical performance, and gave complete satistaction. judging from the applause be- stowed. The r-Spangled Banurr auc Au- vil Chorus aroused tremendous enthusiasm, and were bot repeated. Anaria, from Mozart, sume by Adviside Fuiltips, Teceived hearty ac- knowledgment. “Let Bright Seraphim,” was sung by Pareps, and received such unbounded applause tbat she was obliged to repeat it, re- probably the heartiest ovation ever ten- songstress in this countr; After the close of the musical performances the President was escorted to the Revere banquet was pro. vided. About two hundred guests were pres. Vo set speeches wereallowed. The Presi dent left for Groton last evening as the gues of Secretary Boutwell. He was to leave Gro- ton this morning for New Yurk, stopping two hours at Worcester in response to a municipal invitation. A sad event occurred during the performance in the Coliseum yesterday afternoon by the death of Mrs. luniap, of Chicago, of heart dis. 4 judged a eh Bor als own sen a Supreme Court of sald jel-lawsw Uity Hall, asignce NOW IS THE TIME TO SAVE MON! B.C. BU gh bast Pol AND LACE AT cost yon sIxte DAYS AN IMMENSE STOCK ON HAND DON’T FAIL TO OALL AND BE SUITED. all _— make of BOOTS AND SHOES at a reduced price. EST SHOES AT THE LOWEST PBIO! ee OF ANY HOUSE IN THE O1TY. = GEO WILSON £00., Onder Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7th street. TO THE LADIES. je 16-3t* ~ Sonn EB WINES. CHARLES PERRIE, DEALER IN }, FINE GROCERIE3, WINES AND LIQUORS, aes corner of 9th and I streets, Li n store and ie constantly receiving in volees of these celebrate © ALIVORMIA WINES, From the Vineyards of Perkins, Stearns & Co. THE T BOOK, CLABET, AND SPARKLING WINES articulerly adapted to the present season. pois CALIFORNIA PORT, ANGBLICA AND MUSUATEL WINK, and CALIFORNIA ‘AND GRAPE BRANDY Constantly on hand, and for sale by the bottle or Tas) want’ The trade supplied at PROPRIE 3016-19 NEW Foo ks. HISTORY OF EUROPEAN ue anaes from Au gustus to Charlemagne.in2 vols ;by Wm EH. Tope’. WomEN's SUFFRAGE: the Reform against Na, — Bushnel $1 fnatraction to small in rors, districts Boose alt author ef Doszeades CRE serseemnreceeret THEHABERM any in Petri aa $1 50 iT tale of Bavarian Moun tains; frenelated from the German. wy Herma Schmid.. 150 THE STOM. a one eee 8 DIF FLOUL TIES 74 Bir James By re, M 30 AD ames a Rehan story et "ELE German, By clarion Zoceetha 30 ETTON: a Not UE Havensioe, SAORISTAN'S Th pe. Detmoid, by the author of ae ete, BEKNEW HE WAS BIGHT. ViLEa On THE RAINE. Complete in ai%s y Berthold Auerbach ... PHILP & SOLUMONS, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS. jel6, 332 Penn. ave., bet. 9th and 10th sis. Cuasies ¥. PERBIE, FINE TEAS, WINES, AND Northwest Corner $th and I streets. Desires to call Hert nto hts finely assorted stock NOY GHOUEMLES- consisting ie the poblic generally, PARTIO. bite Sons PUmCHasING Fou Onee, t A REDECTION. i “ta ‘Pilon of many of the staple. semt staple soled Ae es id's . the VERY + "Bee notice of CALIFORNIA, batt Jo 16-108 Paicss BEDUCED. We have this day marked down & large propor- tion of our stock of OBGANDIES, ‘HITE AND © Gu Ri Ag bal HL aN ae soaee ole si peices and ee “searel “of Dross ve ery kind. it Valico uj AB get some rood baren barantne fd if they Bill took el ‘All goods marl ‘and, in fact, ed No deviation all ‘SHUSTER & ‘324 Pennsylvani 5-3t between 9th and ELBY TG! Bee eongan GoUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA. This celebrated Watert: {vo and 9 aif miles from Station, Bejtimore an Obi th June Sy vieltors tensive couches to convey Springs. re £00 pe rms: ‘a cee Se rogers leave Baltimore, wi tne Baltimore wee Gite Ba ringsiaivehours, ? ™* “For cireslare, sec, eddrese 0. A. KIBK- ND. Giimor Heuee, Baltimore, or JNU. T. TRRGO. Proprietor. et? coim Tat LOWEST PRICES AND BES! GOODS. CABPETS. aah Lert stain oo ng J niga unusual y Boslis! apestry Bn ‘Sruseele eee ‘at 91.65, Good eee iat Bio orth 91.25. im n: Seantifal odes cents each, or @1.{ncinding Fixtures. Binet tea dat Fad PEI a than suction pi B _ Day Market Rpac: 34 door east from corner %b and Pa. 36 10-eolw Licarnine BoDs SUPERIOR COPPER LIGHTNING RODS, juted and Spiral, enclosing a contin- 'D IRON end REFINED IRON ufactured and kept constantly om hand, ODS. ‘and put up in the best mi rior quality, and all satisection. manner. ‘oterial ned of sui Bf — se oe gthOuale 8 & MILLARD, mySlim orner 2th end M atrec! t ‘and 2th strecte.” Tovatre d90% ‘Mose: avenue,’ betwee ath ant 18 For sale, on the above le Ties HOUSES, just fintened. of ‘on and Gorce- and gar: front papel ote tween Lith and, isth ireete, bail = ‘manner Appin to GEO. a PLANT or oRb. EO. Ww — wine BRICK HOUSE. No. 390 evediciary te agg, couteielne ae bath room ead celiar, ‘The above house fret cere inention ona ts order od 4 d painted throughout. JOSEPH F Many, Real satats ly. | No. 363 8th «trect weet_nest Eat tortke SALE AT A BARGAIN. ts — Apply to J. nt at “a6G agin etrest, etc betesen at 507 # street, between Lith who cannot bring satvefactory Seana as to oualification and character. ral sae will be oa For SUMMER RESIDED D rooms. bath jae ie Capes hot amt cold —— range and farnace. marble etand-. with water io each chamber ceneagion July tet Reat $5" per a oan Arpeta and oitcloth it Little is "ccrea tn fate OR wat} pore ata WHITNEY & 60... 416 7th street. between G and H. We bave for aale, at tased i 86 room BRICK atthe the land alone, 9x0 HOUSE, with hal collar. gagand water. ble man: Balance in. 2Sand tyeere, indows. front vard, i: ors cent less ed cash, or with stock, im; gage Toeaitty. T Sale’ $i | mente and erowtny rope wor hat east 88.0 dops Balance ie aR She Se Deconysyeate the Fars, HUA WHITNEY & Co. Apply Sonoee the hours of 2 tat fem. to le a NT. ie four-stor 9 WHEAT Georgetown. D C. 1012 26 NOR RENT—A Grat clus {guratory HOUSE. handsomely and thoroughly farnished. con: taining all then moderm improvements. Inquire om premises, No. 363 Hat..cor of Mth. —_jell-tf NT — Part of a FgEuiseED pouss. fi EF orn part of the city. oR SALE—Three BULLDI' aLors i tn North news evowers isavite at Eee ce, {OB BENT—AB 1CK HOUSE 150 4th street, {rith parlor. dining room, + Kite! ‘wash room, four gma ‘ealt, ‘and lenges gard, 400 7th qrgrzthing mecessar = 86k. 00 pin; eee Set Wirat Decweon sorta 1 ét Fon Ar, aesasin aed aaa Baier DWELLING, containing gas, water, bath room, and all tr gd iin is improvemente, ies NT—A two story FRAME HO! 8E-four nd basement. garden in front. oapihet. 4 ber month, im ad WELL. North ‘Apply to Bi ant 9invetreets. ( aio Hin, ‘OR RENT large Lf ad BOOM, with Hi the use pished. w: je bat! Tent’ wil in @ bealtpy location. Prefer two sing! gentlemen, Por terms address Bvoatse gene ed) ne a a jel6 2t" OR SAT OR That nest COTTAGE, with porch ered ai and i be moderate Appt [Two new FRAME HOUSES, tive each. located on N street worth, be sold cheat BENT. ct te H atreet, Ros te ae vance, ‘335 per month. in 43 11th st.. above nd MON or he 30 16-3t* INT—The three. street north. het cen a: 22 x ese ny NT _Tiree story BEIOK HOU north, between 2ist an Gach tide of & cnaet garth, b Brent U1, will Be rented iow fo Food relia. Lith streets, opposite Dr. - Inauire of JOMN B. TURTON, ‘No. ley. ri METUALE jonue and 13th at Fo a RY OHANGE. 7) ACRES 8U- BIOR LA HER ad JAIN FOE TRAY a Patents ra ctor, 92 wire InItiC yer " AT MISKSABLE Pes T= last dollar Spears old Dr, DARBY | (vext Oad reliable when all others fat New Jereey avenue north. im the most testeful manner. EE! Fe OF] STOOPS & OO. I™3 4th street Yorn avenae and L street Woeskanees ate 500 COLT’S AND SuineTous ) sian and Nevy Revoirer: harp Rifles }, and Onrbines, myS-im" NATHANIEL WIL30N, i ATTOBNEY-AT-Law, HAS BEMOVED TO Ne. 409 F STREET, _ my 24-1f NEAB 7ru. ay Qxe Las’ to care ail CHBONIO™ Disease lungs, liver and genera’ debiltty. with Sel cines.” Can be consulted at ber poome, By Sth and 7 I “ADIES AND GENTLEMEN -< Ustween Shand Toth ate es mite Dre Gal re west, NER, of the Ricord Ho 3 D5, JOSEPH FLINK recom recommen Mar tt the suffering to heal Syphilis. Koptares &c..of old standing Heeutes with: out pain. Office ‘259 24 ond Stolze m nd 307 p im . NG: WONDESTOL REMRDY_¥ Dipcarcr, Fora a di impait my a Bleck? ait inte, oe Betopbiet of mary @ cures of Oonsumption 13-8aWiy" street, above Pa. ae. linhed ed. treatment of Female ane natan outer from ‘elpt of four stamps, hy sadreset SECRETARY. iy ork Mascam of ‘Anatomy and Scle 61s Broadway. New York FOR SALE. urchas) cinding the Gra D of Golmbi. Bigh end Bridge and from 4p. m_ to re OB BALE—A4T A AT BARG ‘able BUILDING LOT, with an ol the nert atreet 1 Rother pro- henge "ado road also, Fveyed. I i selte ior ess COBN ments. consisting of a ‘theast corn LOT, with improve- aria Be PE on SALE-A retty two-story se HOUSE. con! pert: 900. mae Twilinake the be arch: lance 13 Ist si eats cia ee, c try sud eeliar orth A sod oft strecte Dania inavigrat a s Wau No. Lis'Briaee trast, J [608 BAL E—A now two story FRA ME 110 on, A atree south between él and 7 (Gapiter BIN) 8 BETTS. ae uENT— In the First Ward, No 174 G street. between 19th and 2th, fou story BRICK, farnished ore ‘ata nominal rate, ed. for the sake of a a from ahont thet of tals till the latet, October 472 7th street, or on the rem hout; will be rent- next. Inquire ines. 198 SALE CHEAP AND ON LONG TIME oR SaLE-¥ ra those elrgant = F(eenhital SuiLDING Are ot story BRICK HOURES. on Deltecs stfert on | Grove mar one north of Golam very easy terms: only $590 cash down. and Sidhe, y seat of W Querter until paid. House new, (never been occa. are Sor worth oe ied.) lias seven rooms, fine dry cellar under the jouse; hall og cach floor: gas wal th, water ‘ i this can be No a a Gortved to obtsin e'heene ‘The deterred payments are nO More than equal to the rent. M. M. OUR BB, jo 16-8t New York avenue and ith street. | A ae COUNTRY SEAT gtr see: Voter my FARM of a: aerea, Four new x story and atte PBA Hope bili. ‘Anacostia. for EB HOUSES, 7 roome each: water In yard. Pritts - ‘Terms: Small cash payment: balanc- fo inonthly instalments. Sis new: story ERAME HOUSES. six es Price $1 Payments as above. tory F. Ramm uovens, four rooms a1 kitchen.” Brice 000. Easy terms, =: oe (The above are all w: iecaied: , A new and pretty sever gas, water. Latrobes ‘Terme: $500 caah; with interest payable sem-sa Anew S.story. cleven room FF AME E HOUSE, adjoiring the above; gas, water. Latrobes, ‘ight rooms. Price §1 00. Ter 0) cash. Dalance #40 per month. with interest pays ble semi annually. — ca ER& A ESTiTe ders Jelé-tf {Chron} Gite cor 7th st. and hes George's county. Thi Seeetnt aaa uries within season each as straw rriva, 8. jes. abd varieties 0 froii The Friew ort he river and city of as well as its healthy, ea a cannot pared Price (7 20; one-half cash; bal- three, and for seven B HOUSE; Price $3.00. rao per month, room FRA! ne lncation, ENT. Cmeon ish ena Inguire at 203 rovemenite; 301 Gs ‘piphany. Inquire No. 363 Ostreet, between i ava ints. etrecte near the eee Fou: al Reexs: FURNISHED OK UNFI RNIBHED. ASD ie m Onnrch. containing 12 roems. ae 330 4th street, between G and H ats. ms | py to HBBSON, Attorney, 436 D street. moterate. jt Forse RENT—BRIOK HOUSE, of seven rooms, rep: on 7th street. Island, be yween Band Petree. Apply next door, at No. 640. Rooxez FOR BENT—Haudeomel, por cAus A BGA ‘One of the best bullt aed oat deatrable REST DENCBES in the city, Containing thirteen roo! Tolshea | itelnding bath-room, with all the mode LOK aod BED ROOM. Teoh se grovemen aitaide walla are 14 1nches ard par H street, between 1th and 2th. Beicrence re. | ou walled inches thick; house is nearly ne Fe | built’ by ‘day Iebor, and intended -b: anired. Jel5-6t rv hituation on Retr seyrintan e ect Fe RENT—A three This property will be sold. che and water. in: with gas ary bieenat loos: LO., No. 71 Loutsiana avenu YES. corner sth | ner of 7th atreet ‘my cow” tt ae F! Li an —LOTaI, na oe pas i Be pict cor- F oR sotaet om a gore mln Ixa t east an: of the best localities in Washingt co nar of ith atreet east and seu, Je County HOME FOR SALE. wy DUES Just ao MES, Sil Hill Post 0: ai ie Sitver in Bowe om Corts HOMES FOR SALE. TEAM NOTE SHAVING AME HOUSES for sale, renting for @6 per month Omri fon 31.200 cash. The test invest For ews HUA WHITNEY & 00} os: nia ESTA fh ROK. At a decided bargali rooma,in a dealrab! [,OR SALE AT A BARG. rae vigcxt of BRIO! i—One of that ae daons HOUSES. lately © x xe rac! ons oireet am 1ith street, opposite 17 $f the State at nd’ contatptog tier rooms, | 7 Thentele: Freveh windows, op auras or dab; front yard; irom fence: & Beal Estate Brokers and Auctioneers, 40 18-3 470 7th street, opp. Post Office. OR — ROOMS, on ean F° pen Rares oot + bas apMeet Uses a Hovs Si DP Lors Se Bet ree part_of Hi rm ou Feaneytvanie arene, cpatalniog otgh: CITY AND counrTrRy AGtutng the Vaid Sg ta ai neers WOR SALE BY * y premises. tintaOnron| 5S. P. BROWN & SON, REAL ESTATE BROKERS, wa. mounts. 495.7th #t., between Daad &, OR SALE-A larce bi a wld. warranted rt pe an: AREER SHOP. ims very oot Ponnepivania, cteueen heaton . Me Haband isu etteces 7 amie avenne enn [OR SALE A indy wishi to leave the city on the ist of July will sel son& Homiin' 's FABLOR ORGANS [ery Naperior and nearly new. Call at beter ren ith a and Sth COR Sale OH EAP—New Bye iE. and HAENESS chesp turnout, en the owner te Inyuire 505 K street, between, 1 kon gan get a prime, art of COAL or woop for cash a 14 Co 8 Wood an ACB FLOUR AND hand“ Boree ana * ay House Bay. will be sold toretiet on sepatenty kee elber or to suit - pply corner 22d and Pennsyivania CLOTHING, &c. ee, TEMPORARY REMOVAL. ‘The Building we cow Occepy 1 BboRt te be thwrooghiy recovated and improved for omr ese Mn | On Mocount of the Rrtensive Improvements whic will €a° place, we wil! br compelled to TYMPORARILY VACATY THK BUILDING jo this day rented of B. FRONTING ON 7» “TROT UNDER THE AVENUY HOUSE B Mowe. Ke ‘THE <tr POUR DOORS BLOW ODT PRESENT ST. Wr SHALL Remove THERETO ON THUR DAY JULY F OUR ENTIBE stock ° MEN» 9D BOTS CLYT ING. a Feviows to conowating. wo bere reduced the pric ALL Foote EXCOEPTING If ORDER TO SAVY MOVING THR PARTERS DESIRING TO PURCH Ask SHOULD AVAIL THERESE \ rs OF THE OPPORTUNITY A. SAMS & CO., 17 SEVESTS sTRBBT, OODs LASS Kus N B—WE WILi AGAlM KETURN TO OUR PRESS NT LOCALITY ON O8 ABOUT sUGUST 2atw init tr CLOT HIG ESTABLISHMENT, CORNER SEVENTH AND E STREErs, WasteneTon. CLOTHING Fi TARGE SIZB MBB. CLOTHING B &LL SIZE THE LARGEST STUCK OF BOTS’ a YOUTSS' CLOTUING IN TUB DISTEIcT. ‘These Goods are of my own make. and wil! prove © be superior in style, inisd, anc workmanship to eny im this market. GOODS I SELL ™ SENTED. BE AS REPRE- business ts done Sa:erdayscntilevents | fon $n remove the Guslaiaay with within t Rue ae New York Clothiers, For sale cheap for cash McLELL ap2-tt E CAMPBELL, DEALER IN Wood AND COAL. Office and Yard corner 2d street west and street Grtth, near B. and O. i. R. depot, Washington. D je 1S-Tw N EW LAW BOOKS, AND NEW DITIONS. beuse tp tne applicati Publi 4 Law Bool yelS St 43 and ‘T20 Peaues iran, SOMETHING NEW. BO\-TOE—BOX-TOE— OX\- TOE. Gents ae Box Too, Haan ‘a. at. ‘ongress Sse $ * Oxford Tien 700 Box Toe Oongress 20 + do. - 480 i 2 88 50 7# 6 a0 “Ties, Box <” Oxford Tine, sowed hn etraet. between 1 Haver & HOLPEN, MANUPACTCRERS oF ICE CREAM, WATER ICES, CHABLOTTES. JELLIES. &.. 267 Pennsylvania avon cormer of Lith street e to ovr numerous ib connection with Dintng Booms for and Gentlemen. extensive preparation for mauntacturing ICE CREAM. WATER ICES. FROZEN OUSTARD, CHARLOTTE DE RUSSE, FROZEN PUNCHES, JELLIES, &., of the fimest qualities and flavor, Wholesale and Metal ‘Our selection of Creams hare bee: the principal dairies of Or: Pennsylvania, Delaware. and Virgt Flattering ourselves with the belief that we can give nutire satisfaction, from our experience and ith the business, we most respect: ral share of patronage, aod wil wild jonse all who may favor um made to Foati pale trom ¥ oa lar attention paid to nine Families by any quantity they deliv ered toall parteof the city daily, sEesne tive cone ‘TW Tons OE Pr LOTTES. r- B- ko. ett @ our ‘LAV AMS. ICRS, CI 5 TELLIFS, PUROHE Fiocn FLOUR" WE SELL WITH MARKET! ir stock es al! graden, from the | west to Family Flour, es geod sf wacei con make VERY BARREL WARBAST: BAKERS: lca tage color Seals ests Stirs FRED: MILL FRED, MEAL. BALED For «ale in suc SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, SCOTCH CHEVioTs, ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN CLOTHS, and CASSIMERES. A FINE LINE OF LINEN Goops, MADE UP AND MADE TO ORDE! FULL LINES 0 CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, DEVLIN & Co., 276 PENNSYLVANIA AVESUR, have made the most F. J, KEIBERGER, (Buocemser to B. F. Lownon & Go...) OITIZESS, ARMY AND Bavy 4 MEBOBARST TA! S6a Peon: avente, Wastnaton, TRUNK WAREROOMS. TRUNKS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. THE LARGEST STOCK, THE BEST MADE, AND MOST REASONABLS PRICES. SOLE LEATHER, LADIES’ DRESS TRUNKS, PACKING TRUNES AND VALIES, TRAVELING BAGS, &c, : = 2