Evening Star Newspaper, June 25, 1869, Page 2

o—o_—_— EVENING STAR. Largest Circalation in the Distriet | FRI JUNE sari 1869. S7 READING MATTER ON BVERY PAGE. SEB OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- @BAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. For 7 ACCOMMODATION OF PERSONS leaving the city during the summer months they can Bave Tue Stam mailed to their | address, by ordering the same at the office, for i2)y Cemts per week, for one week or more. Tae Natiowat IntTEcticuncer.—The fol- | lowing notice appears in the moraing papers “The subscribers to the Vational Intelligencer | ‘Will be served to-day, and until farther motice, with the Evening Ezpreas until arrangements can be perfected for its separate issue in a reg- ular morning edition ” tis stated that the immediate cause of this change is referable to a strike among the print- ets on the Intelligencer, whsch the proprietors of that paper were unable to arrangs. We do wot hear that it has been definitely settled whether the paper when merged with the Express will im its morning edition bear its old name or take the name of the latter paper. Perhaps the two names may be united as in the case of the Louisville Couri*r-Journal. Tne intelagencer WAS one of the oldest newspapers in the United States, its publication commenc- ‘ng in I~ 0, and had nearly completed an exis- tence of three score years and ten. It was for over half a century the leading political journal of the country, being the recognized organ of the old Whig party. 1m 1565 it changed bands, and during the late administration was the official organ of President Johnson, and ~arnestly &dvocated the claims of Seymour and Biair during the last Presidentai campaign. No Mogg SMoxrne On THE CaRs.—An order was issued by the proper authority yesterday, absolutely prohibiting for the fnture all tobaeco smoking om any part of the cars of the Washington and Georgetown, 7th street, and 1th street lines. We do mot jom in the extreme crusade against smoking, but cer- tainly the street cars, so largely frequented by indies, are the last places for cigars and pipes. ‘Two or three persons get on the front platform, puffing sway, and the current carries the smoke through tne car with nauseating effect to many. The public generally will approve & rule stopping so unseemly & practice, and expect to see it carried out: and not ason one | or two former attempts of the same kind, atter 8 feeble struggle witb the smokers, be gradually allowed to drop. “No smoking” is painted conspicuously on every car. Hitherto this bas been afarce. Weare sure the conductors will be backed up by all good male citizens, as they surely will by all the ladies, in strictly enforcing the new ruie. Fromevery part of the country come reports of the fullness of the fruit trees. Strawberries have been so Sbundant this year that it is doubtful if those who raised them will make much money by their crop. Cherries are abundant. Blackberries and raspberries Promise also to be uncommonly abundant and the peach orchards, which bave so long tailed in New York State, hang full; while in Dela- ware they fear that they cannot get transpor- tation for their whole crop. Apples, also, seem to be doing well: but the pears have failed in northern New Jersey, and som other regions, | They were not,as many people ig oe | outgrowth of rei us | laws of Moses, Tax Usuar Laws.—The New York Journal upon the absurd usury laws that cripple trade every where, and have done so much to hamper Dusiness operations in this city and District iand States to set this good example, and a similar bill has passed the branch of the Connecticut Legisiature. The usury la & relic of tyrannical government, first imposed to prevent capitalists leesiag money to individuals at market rates, in order to force the loans desired at the public oo 2 ious superstition ury ter which many thouchtiess- ly believe the various enactments to be modeled, had no sort of resembiance to existing civil codes. To repress ye avaricious ten- dency of the money Israelites, Moses, under Divine sanction, forbade a Hebrew from | taking anything whatever for the use of money from one of his own nation. Bat ofa stranger he might exact any sum he chose, if it were 100 or 1,000 per cent. To take of a brother Jew one per cent. wasas much usury forbidd in the Mosaic code as to exact ber rate. The Divine lawgiver nev dertook such a restriction on the freedom of trade as fixing the rate of interest, He simply forbade any Joan at interest to one of the same brotherhood, im order to eucourage charity and generosity among orethren. But where mterest was al- lowed, 1t was leftentirely to the conscience of the lexder and the consent of the borrower, what terms should govern the loan. There has beem some religious sentiment connected with the establish: it of special rates of inter- gst, Dut this 18 the offapring of ignorance. Usury is denounced in the Scriptures, and as the civil nw said that anything more ‘than 6, 7 oF 1 per cent. (whatever rate the local gov- eToment might fiz) ‘was usury the bigoted cams to associate the Biblical restriction with this excees of interest; whereas, any interest is as much & breach of the requirement as the excess ofagiven rate. Mixed with this sentiment has been the prevalent impression among the dwel- Jers in rural districis that the repeal of the State | limit would operate to their disadvantage by raising the average price of the loan of money, and thus disturbing their loans on bond and mo! The effect would be the other way beyond question, as we have often shown. We hope that the coming year will see this absurd restriction wiped trom every statute book in the Union.” |e S pei Seciety of ol: cpa batons the PI Diep FRIDAY VENING. June 20th, the etreet Baptist Church. een 1° ECNS OF JONADAB —Ploncer Council, No. 1, will mest a¢ theit Hall, corner Tih ad D x5 TURDAY BVENING: 25th inet. | and every member is ex ected ee ee se will be transacted. MEETING OF T TEACHEBS. ‘eachersof the Publi blic Behools ——— to meet at the Miller Schoo! Balla i stres cae a a ith o 26th, at 996 am nd hoe! je 25-2t pected to be ses may be expec of ake schools. SUNDAY MORNING GAZETTE. A GREAT HUMILIATION, SUNDAY MORNING GAZETTE. | ANSWERS TO COBRESPONDENTS, DESUL- TOBY NOTES OF A 8TU iT, POPU- LAB FALLACIES, & , &c. SUNDAY MORNING GAZETTE. seosate 8 cold rain having blighted the blossoms, We bave bad the fiuest spring of the last ten | years. April was Ike Jane: May brought us ‘Warm rains, instead ofthosecold storms which Jast year caused the loss of all the fruit; and June, though wet, And, autil the storm of last week, no continued | bad weather There was much excitement in New York yesterday im Spanish and Cuban circles, as Well as among the United States authorities, in Tegard to the escape of Colemel Ryan from a Deputy United States Marshal Wednesday night, and the subsequent arrest of Colonel Currier, who, it is reported, has been actively engaged in fitting out expeditions tor the “ever faithful isle.” The excitement was intensified by the fact that = large expediuonary force which bad beem ordered to report to Jersey City to be taken to sea was kept waiting all night, bat for some reason, which is yet to bs | explained, the tug failed to come which was to take them to the Lower Bay. ‘The canvass in Virginia between the Wells &nd anti-Wells party is conducted with con- siderable spparent vivacity, and if one were to udge by the tone of the anti-Welis papers the | Walker tick+t will carry everything before it. ‘This party is made up of Democrats, Con- servative Republicans, and some radical Re- Ppublicans personally disaff-cted toGov. Wells, From what we hear, however, the strength of {Sis party is apparent rather than real, and there is ap Apathy im the Democratic wing of it t will telf on election day. The Wells men sre thoroughly organized amd will poll a tull vote. Tas Natiovat ANNIVERsARY.—As the fourth of July will come on Sunday this year there seems to bea disagreement here as else. where as to whether it would be better to cele - tra op Saturday or Monday. Mayor Bowen tas received several letters making sugg-stions as to Baving the bojiday on Monday, and we unders'and that be will recommend that that eay be observed here, as it wiil bein most of the large cst Tte Meime Republicans beld (be largest at- tended political Convention ever assembled in Bangor, yesterday; Hon. L. M. I presided. General Joshua L. Cham- terlain, the present Governor. was nominated e-election unanimously. General Cham- aun 18 & cue-legged hero of the war, having served with great distinction inthe Army of the Potoma The latest returns of the vote on the Iay del- gation im the Methodist Epicopal Chure received by mail and telegraph at the office of ‘The Methodist i New York, are as follows: Number of Churches, 576. Churches giving affirma ive majorities, 367; churches giving Degative majorities, 19. Whole number of votes, 2, for Iay delegation. 23,615; against lay delegation, 518, The Baltumore Commercial newspaper, with its presses, types, and all othereffects, was sold At Suction yesterday afternoon to satisty a mortgage, and was purchased by the Baltimore Democratic Association. Sabsequently the Property was transferred to Nat Tyler & Co., by whom the paper will in future be con- aucted. eae ee And ¢o it appears that the ex-President is Bot to be the Bext Governorof Tennessee. The Kuoxville Whig aaserts tnat there is no moré probability of his being Governor, than thereis of fight by railroad toths NorthStar. The Whig adds, there is just as little probability of & cealition between hum and Senator Brown. low. —__ Vice-Presidemt Colfax and suite arrived in Providence last evening, and are Guess of Senator Anthony. Fiom Shillington we have Henry Wara Beecher’s serm: General Fremont was ir Paris yesterday. ——$<$<$—$_____— Tay Glexetmor osmarkey. of Mississippi, io) ae Of removii W ashing'o. 7A Massach net s church plipeiel ‘ pew Tents and no collections. S7 Brigham Yourg torbids ballet and th- jeg Grams generaliy in the Salt Lake Theatre. | o7 kK as is still reporting a vast rush of mm.grsi @7'Scj-vrmer Trotb, her warfare accom- Pl-bes, lives at Bate Crees, Micbigan G+ The isrgest owner of personal propert: he United States is Commodore V; ander. ie s ssid to bold twenty millions, ico. Jobp ©. Breckinridge isto be the or- ‘be forthcom! ag Boone Cectennial. #7 Laors Farina, a voung lady of 31, now cers he genuine cologne factory, and is 200,000 tbalers. has given us blue skies, | M's Hall, 7th street PRIDAY. purpose of electing delegates | can Co a Er oat JS Al | Ste tpvited ts | | Pre fi Lt sana 2. 1809, co! Admission, 50 a. YOUR Mi MONEY NOW! | ed with FREEDMAN’S SAVINGS MPANY, 472 Paphos | fite'Post Omce. be his date and J ot 19th, | beat 5 éraw interest Jaly Ist. Interest f_ 950 left with as thirty devs _Becial ox it ian at rave of 4 per cane bag on June Ist, = fee jel-lm T BEYBURN BS ana fron Stosp wm. TRY GRAYS CELEBRATED SODA WATE! From bis NEW ABCTIO COTTA At northeast corner Mossachase tts avenae and 4th street. ow DA WATER Pa ac FERGUSON'S. i) cor, Ist ste the sod x lusive charge of the soda fountata. Stitecs “tlekete f iF P cash. No soda sold on t soDa STILL MAINTAINS ITS UNBIVALLED REPUTATION FOR UNIFORM GOOD QUALITY AND ICE COLD TEMPERATU! With DELICIOUS FRUIT and CREAM 8YRUPS. Kisetngeo, Vichy, Seltzer, and Saratogs MINB- BAL WATEBS on draught. No. 480 Fifteenth street, 8, Do dlschares fehall be assets shall aot be equal to fifty per eentam Cfthe claim proved his estate, be shall be lisble as principal debtor. does net, bo abut who com a solve. their ian though they may bar ithetanding themrorkices io lew, of itetimitations ‘btors wit tions, del assets are still aif spolrig for ‘the law in all parts of the coun: Persoue im tele District tho wills xish to avail themecivesof ite bencht ana should examine el S : ‘ABON, ate ge f <. “scpimate™ Law and Bollettor ia mf a ‘OTs. ny aie all a eat A Barrett's; Chevalier See Eitteestlee That a is | 82 meu ROLTETEOBS Drage Pazszxvixe KETTLES ices. 74 PaOn, je25 ecSt__ Penna. ave., bet. 10th and lith ats. IAN ° 8. . Two more recor’ sy rerio a Nt 7 lass - = ~ a ative Bul ng ecoied to the bust aa 300 Renaayionys oreane,. of June 26:b, on “The Per- ieee cizeisossi OABBlacegs' to ones mess a tt os f tare Bow on hand a i Berwin meer cene Corner oh and and Det Wanted—& good Cerrinas’ ‘Trimmer. jeu LEEP IN PBACEI . BED-BUG POISO! DEAD BHOT, 35 cents per pint; LYON 8 and other INSECT POWDERS; INSECT POWDER GUN, 35 cents; VERMIN EXTEEBMINATOR, sure to kill, Bete; ri. FLY KILLER, 5 conten sheet, Cor. New Toe per OF Jour ancdfl 8 a eee For eale low in tows toeutt tS te 708 tt" New BOOK ional marin By Fe Ingeiow. gy tepid Ora "SPs tin an Pe ae a ctobiceresine By A _Bto@: po tae yar DOR. "By Jon ted In on Sean END BWitTERLaN ie Bxpertonoes of ap jarope. Ry Bd- werd Gould “om ATHALIAH. A Hovel By Joseph H Greene, Jr. MABRIED. A Domestic Novel. By Mrs. ox = Fo fog, Transat PT trom toe German By Gormunr by ins. wel icotm HANS BREITMANWS BALLADS, Complete fn cne volume, in cloth. SavaGe Law PHILP & 8OLOMONS, BOOKSBLLERS AND STATIONERS, 332 Peni Se ee ee ss, ALL’§ BAIR to retail et i Giore ee ach ieee tha oo rollowing are uiven oz pumpin. Ayers Eropara af urnett's, S3-Jayne'ss iceianas Mishler’s Bitters, orig Scheack’s Pre; ops, Ly aewwter re. ARTHUR NATTANS, | penta pat je25 3m* Cerner 24 and D atreets north. Peorosats FOR BAVAL SUPPLIES. Navy Paya maree 's Orrics, Pi stno ason, D C.. Ju qn’ Bealed wilt be rescaled a day of July. 1869, ‘or she following artteles, sehick must be ry best qu 0 free of expense and Gorersen ument iax, to the Wash. tog rats ia wit and subject to th usual teopeetinn iw Construction ereat, id Reparr, 6 canstralet “Fire Bric! to fe umet & afacture. = i tree Windines, barrel 20 inches in diameter, Bureau Yards and Docks. 1.000 fe measure, Black Wainut, Sdozen pairs Brass Hinges, pe reas (ee jolts. ri tive aes with particulars —— at this of ponsible security r soguited I e prompt, and Maithtat delivery of aeenites erded. in conformity with stipulations on the ti a lane ior a to i hatst this office, other- ise bidls we rian peat aaetlad WIN STEWART. lorsed 'roposs thie Fates untill? m.,the Ist artich ren bre ee eae ceed Px ae Be UM 1D DHUGE ay OOD BO sensre, ‘irement of bidders. be 4 iry at the Was ington 4 ‘dsylum, or at the office of the undersigned, Washington ayia ingtor am. je 25-14 460%. Sibiaeet bet. rt ‘and E stro OPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF. Orrice Actixc Commiss’y SuRsIsTENCE. } PIKESVILLE ARsENAL. Mp , June 28, 1839 e kapticase willbe recelved ma e.m., FRI- |. 1859, tor furnishing Fresh Beet to the enlisted men ef this Poat for hi months, io auch less tim 5 or Sistence way direct 7 General of Bu Conditions and revuirements made known by the ™ ned. GBRALISH. it rand. 0.8 K.,incharge of Pikesvitle oes nd A.C. 8. 3935 6t D STREET. 358 BROCE, |, LIQUORS, and depot of Smith's Philadelphis DRAUGHT ALE and POR- aL od BRANDY ané von ei wa OX Ri UM SHE! S, CHaMPaGN Re BHIN Be wns My TBR, Py UT. WaTeRie UB ‘BE. AMPORTEO se NQzice sear pow oe ain all disinterest in the HARDWABE. B ROOM, ss sod BRUSH FACTORY fi Petras, reet, to JOSEPH L. ‘AGE. ing claims seuinet mes iv please ree page lg = for Cert those in- io me lease call an: (Signed) GEO. P. GOFF. HARDWARB BEOOM, RASKRT, fer 2 Boe ng PAOTORS: = ‘he takes are in Pec mg os vue friends, and the nerally. that he lace in the old estab! me Sent endeavors to mee y,, GeOD Goops osepH L. SAVAGE, Bign cf the Gilt Baw, Pennsylvanie ave. and 10th street. CLOSING OUT SALE Ci on Cy GOODS. PABASOLS, SUN BTRAW .Go0Ds; TABI _ AT 00! DAVIS’, 20° Market Space, Boor Lit ke ae SUN UMBREL- ac : +20 Market Bpace. e00Rs, PARASOLS. SUN UMBRBL- LA! COrT. and all other goois. ‘ag smell profit, At DAVIS. 20 Mave douse By AL me oF er AND MILLI- Raby G00 or BEOrD: ar Con PBICES, go to 318 10t DAVI8’, 20 Market Space. C. WITMERB, GROCER, 119 Pennsylvania Avenue, between 19th and 2th. PRICES OF ALL ooere BEDUOED THIS je 22-1w FEEtH GOOD3 ABBIVING DAILY, BrBsT-s B CUBED HAMS. PBIME OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFER. LAGUAYEA end BIO do.. from 28 cts. up. TABLE OILS, Late Importation. ENGLISH PICKLES. Paes wit and LIQU@ES at Fogid Civez VINEGAR! CIDER VINEGAR'! CIDER VINEGAR"! A prime article of PURE OID! store and for sale cheap, for cas! suit porchasers. i ited ned se in quantit BILEY A. 8HISN, Union Bottling Depot, Greene and Olive streets, Georgetown. D. O. j¢21-Im FOR THE BEST TEAS AND COFFEE IN WASHINGTON OITY, GO TO THE HONG, 636 pede STBEBT. ‘EVENS, Proprietor, u "a OL mize THE vet “6 4b Lie EXT at PRIME COST, TO OLOSE STOCK, cor Be oa build my Store and fit it up in the 8. HELLER. No. 34 Market Space. _Je17-1m Betwoon 7th and sth stroots. Cuanuzs ¥. PEERIE, DEALER IN TEAS, @ farsi WINES, AND Morthwest Corner 9th and I streets. brs dvan et sod FANCY QUOURMIS, cons conmtotion tou dada. of BY EEY 8 ABT: pay) E ii chy Ee PmubONS te ily invited to (ate ie B. W. BUROE: W. Bunom eu —l 3 cris freasiom ege vad wi Ae tn advance, Taieive at BHO! 453 ob, ai Desa B FOR BENT, 4 House cation. ith tarp! s : ae, ct at ia it BOOMS. Er FoSF st the geen reside; FoR BK BENT-BRIOI ae orate on Tncuirest Ww Putas. corner etore. Fo ne gears FRAME? ba LEE = Unton- bridge; on Mar Peg Inquire of JOHN 0 are st TE Face 5085 2 Fo BENT—A small ey containing ‘four rooms and Ritebes eae 5 REr on 1 ae orenieae, SOB iN isis Fo BOOMS. Tae ret and seco! id ach. Also. farnishea or ntarniened mOOS bee house: most reasonable terms and M atrects. ight or pine ROOMS tor. ished and unfurnished , suitable for, hous keeping; wa 1 Bor the it 5. F OB NT RICK HOUSR, Ho. 350 L Leciptrt le apne sth sad 16th ‘ate, wort; 3 Troms; in good or ‘er. Possession given on the ist of duly. nquire next door. And ® FRAMB HOUSE, 5 rooms. a or single, at St. ihe most_modernte. terms |. TABL W. BUNE rge COTTAGE. ten Toms. on Patreet, just weat of 14th. Spasion grounds, with grass shrubbery.” App OB BENT—Two Loy pl :one Brick, contains water and gas; one Frame Mouse OB RENT—The HOU! a os aise ew STORE under tro f indies” entrance. the house corner of me Svonue and Tsyreet, No. 680. jersey Je 25-5t" FOR SALE AND RENT. ‘OR BSNT—Lerse well butit COT is locati PRIN ae Gnd shrubbery. jen aie western part Spe Hc ae oe = York ave. and 1sth et. *{Ssrons! Fo penal : FOR, BENT Several desirable HOUSES: imme. egcenion SHINN, 6 Foe BEE BENT-sT0 yt Street 9 inqui: B.B. MARSH NEY 2 0°.. B® BROKER. eu r 3921-100" pe— A small BRIOK HOUSE in First ont Ive Foo" thin two ay tauire of 8. OR- = NT—That Tau wes ras ‘bath room, water closets. Bre yard. good shedding. underground towerage, Price only @6 860. MARTIN M pois Allin alas of ai Saat ‘band: gf fine fratt, ke : well wooded Jed apd water Tate Farm is in an improving neighbsrnood and ite proximity to Washingten makes it very desirable property, ers. For terms and 3018 2w_ ce 10th street, be- and M street; '—HOURBE No. ter and ges Rent moderate an: mode Fan gee Bent moacgNo. A. BAKE Jeutstene Avenue, between oth and 10th streets, s-eott te le} Fe, SALE OR F i 3 AORES 6U- ee EBIOR LAN Tote to suit porchasere.t- nding the Uraudest Building BiteYs the Distriek gicetambie 3 {oauire of W. H. OBAIG. corner of end Geo wn, on Saturday sud ons P. vat tot ‘ther dare 0 els ime HOU! E, 150 ath street, Fo, ~ hae Tor “aie 2 noe eee en. wash room, bat aan pes ‘hall, and Tary eyes: Be SS or tan ei oo t al fGiret clase locality; lot oon gand square feet of i SBR wae ately to a! Fox oe ae story Brick DWELLING. tent rooms gee and water, bath room, marble mantels, chandeliers, closets, &c. Lecation ems and’ Fenpectables twe Epil | ee satreet care: 4 oH end a Je25 2t* —— on. the een M and N; rer two thou: ava awiltwey oi G any tl roa ee ane 000, B. ‘seven room<. with hoice land set tn fruit. within five walk of Laurel Statio Ma. Bein aie ean WHITNEY & CO. th street, between Gand it {OR SALF. gain, a fine threc-story FB Ghicithoese, Bo°S0r see north, be- tween sth and a Parlor, dining room and hali frescoed; and cold water. gas, bath. fine dry cellar, and apiendid yard. App vat once on the | ob ee es, or to CHARLES UST, a fom ae doors EF%. Dong dial gai No it 467 1ith st. FOR BENT—Three very dor MS, fur- mished. or uatarniahed” for howe. keeping; Pater sod gas; 434 7th street, near Potent O Je 24 a BENT—Two new BEIUK HOUSES, sane ‘coms each and bassme ts water and gas treet. Apply at No. 142 Sth street, bet Fe BENT—Three pu BRICK Hol on pithatrect, between D and ®. Island nire 16 Penna. avenue, between 9th and lth street je 24 3t* Fo d fully ate NISHED HOGBE to Stall amily only. be from 10 to 12 o'clock a. m. at 434 6th st: between K ani ae D 7 street. be- BUTLER, a aeste 2 24-3" ‘OR IN Hei; WHEATLE Wat street, George wean Fe, REN bree UN FUBNISHED cet! suitable for housckeeping to a family wi! children. Inquire at the store corner lith and je 24-3" Or BT ies net, and, stile GRIOK Fr Wloutar contaistoy tonsa treme sexe between "ith and 12th sirests north, Apely 357 T street, between 13th and 1ith atreets, —je2i 3t” OR RENT—Those two handsome COTTAGES E eatin Street, near coraer of 1 agtteet 10 per month. Call at MES. B WELLS Grocery ctwo doors blog! OB SALE—LOTS 12, 13 and 14, situated on Beet Capitol street and sth street ‘cast. ra toM BALOWIN, corner of Eas tol and Street, next door to Lincoln Bauare ‘OB BENT—DWELLING ROU @ rooms, water and gas, over Tea Store, 636 eh street near D. Good place to rent rooms. Apply in Tea Btore. =m = ‘hree new six-rocm HOU: ES on hte of Georgetown so & Lg a 7, south eywaep FRONT BVO M' ed BOOM for es with BOARD: Coolest locatten im ‘Washin, NB. co! Mas-achuscits evenue and br atreot. Also, Table Boarders. Je 24-3t* OB RENT—Forsished ROCHE ja suites. Two Parlors om Sret floor. @ rooms on nd floor, $28, 01 he ‘Ohambers con og for houseKeeptu 0°36 60 Massachusetts e. Je 24-6t* 5 nee oan nicely furnished APAB’ lor and bed-room on suite col Pleasantest mate efit ity. will be rented low to ® good tenant. Apply at No. 375 Eerl Pag op above L: % 2 Fe OB BEN T-ROUSE No 258 G street, y Messrs Hi er, Denver &. Peak: suited ie for offices or dwelling bouse. ven Ist of July next. Inquire of ou 427 15th tirect, between Pen! ‘a. id frat es DANI Lb ington, ueivivg referescee. For SALE AT A BABGAIN. ket Gora aor, Dairy. F party im search of Gavct the prettiest little jet; dl acres: 15 ‘acres i frait janee in clover and timothy. Hockville turnpike, three mites from the car stand in Georgetown." Improved to th Having business in town, I Fm. with impreveme btained sae #: alance in 1, 2 we years half cash, per Cent lees for cash; or wit t $5.00) diate possession Parties fo purchase will be con ay, Jed to the Farsi. Apply peor the hours of and & p ‘WM. H ATLBY, 49 Yottorsou strect 2 Georget ,OB RENT—A Gret claus four stor HOUSE, handsomely and thoroughly, fai farais taining all the modera improvement premises, No. 363 H st., cor. of 1th. Toqaire on 1h-tt and W. rtments. tenlers iequire of LOUOPER & SeTIMERS tloneers and Heal Esta’ Brokers, Southwest core enue and Tih of je ll-tf at at COTTAGE, erg Fo iN dfromt yard.on H street, of e. Bent oe er month, in s2?enoe, wae 3u a je 10-tt tory BRIOK. 13 rooms, session given at once. .. G.'s Office, cer, Je 9-tf Apply rats | iN DENNET. P.M | aan SALE ret, 6 two story ey aonee, Georgetown; contatuing 7 and cellar; ras and water, ae No.148 atreet, ree ree good ter ite, tof Joly till sof October 472 7th strect, or on re BENT—A vory pleasant HOURE eet. between 9th and loth, containing eheck clothes: pr ‘and wate: He ND STORE FOR BENT— Wehand Ohestuat streets pal table fovea cory but particalariy adapted to ‘the dry goo nd beot and shoe busi: ‘Ros HOUGH. om the » Promises, or J. F ner L and 18th streets. NT gas; bath on same floor, for ti ons caftatls RRO feo, Beentit eatin. venlen ‘Address VERNON, City Post Of ontatiog sing Soom story BRIOK cont nine rooms, on rivate tocslityn Hotes bee water, bs bath, Water closets, good yard: fe. Mout low to a good, prompt tenants * Tae stones Rent very BENT—Will be ready by the ist of . Joly medi salty Saar ac at Ni York avenue, ¢ di: room: =, io EY ina 2 Winder's Building. TO LEP no DWELLITGS, seu 3 meee SV tvaktarie street after 3p m. Jer . ines. Fe SALE CHEAP AND ON LONG TIME—A beantiful BUILDING BITE of 4% acres with Grove. half a mile north of Columbia jollege, ad plning country seat of Wm. J Bbeos. Eq He Rorthwest corner 12th sires Also, fine aes the eT. AUTIFUL aE OOUNTEY B&aT I offer my FABM of 32%; acres, Hope bill, uear Anacostia, for © Prince Geor, fer and city o! notion cant grapes, ce. 8 1 a8 well an ite nenithy Price §7 500; Fo® — iteide walls are 14 inches and part! hes thick; house is near! baile oe aut Tabor, ‘and_superinten “Gey street. Es birt 7 ris No. Fi“ Loniiline avanus. cor Fo: Baas fap DwatLine ae in the ss fraia: Sigeasee ee as UL Weruke aupD Lots IN THE © TY aND counrry FOR SALE BY 5. P. BROWN & SON, REAL ESTATE BROKERS, CLOTHING, &ec. _———— TEMPORARY REMGY HOGHES, a removed irom ‘The Building we now occupy 1 sbost te be thoroughly renovated and improved for our ane On aecount of the Bxtensive Improvements which wil! take place, we wil! be compelled to TEMPORARILY VAOATE THE BUILDING We have thisday rented, of WB. Moses, Req THE STORE, FRONTING ON Tre STREET UNDER THE AVENUE HOUSE, FOUR DOORS BELOW OUR PRESENTSTaND WE SHALL REMOVE TIPERETO, ON THURSDAY, JULY 10ru, p removed te No 607 Office bow Siem STATS de cured by an cluding alt ma a eytem, ex- sisonwus and gusck, medicines —] TTUS, 492 B street, bet OUR ENTIBE stock or MEN'S AND BOYS" CLOTHING, ac ry take your Inst dollar and oid Dr DARBY, (next Qud F reliable when a') others fail FUNERAL WBEATAS, ets, Crosses, Sc.. proserved te retaia their natoral form New Jersey avenne n in the most t) BS EMBALMED 80 AS ALWAYS Te retain their natural torm and color. by MAK’ gE Stoors & cl. IS3 sth atreet, bei epue and Letrect. We warrant our Fi pootorenie their color. Previous to renovating, we bave redaced oer Price on ALL WOOLLEN GooDs, EXCEPTING FLANBELS, IN ORDER TO SAVE MOVING THEM PARTIES DESIRING TO PURCHASE SHOULD LARG a scat aero 500 ie AIL THEMSELVES OF TER apd Sharp Bites a TAU {teu and Pr OPPeRTUNITY Sear town, acd at M. HOFFA'S J 37 Pennssiva: A. SAKS & CO., EVES TH STERET N THARIEL WILSON, ATTOBNEY-AT-LAW, HAS BEMOVED TO No. 409 F STREET, my 24-18 NEAR 7rn Di JOSEPH FLINK recommends | the suffering to heal Syphilis, mation, fo. he... of olde stand! ceding N. B—WE WILL AGAIN RETWRN TO OUR PRESEBT LOCALITY ON OR aboUT AvOUET orn. pols tr LL ae HIGHEST. SOAS PAID FOR LADIES and Children’s Cast Of Clothing B: ote, Shoes. etc at B. 8. HARTOGENSIS. 241 7th street, ketween Mand N. Any order theme mail pronipt! <z attended to. 103 by _. 360 Ninth street, above Pa. moat abstival and’ cded it established ad: Suni. the treatment — FEMALE TS in D the city, Ladies from larities plcen epone fh \e. strictest con! eve 8 thorough cure His feos visiting see no one bat ock-ly’ pape ifs? MABBIAGE. eS repeees wo enunt a the York Museum of ‘Ana embracing the <How to live and what tolive for: Youth, CLOTHING ESTABLISHMEN s ‘Bat rity and Old ane: Manhood generally re viewed; The cavse of indi ynce @nd Hecsous <issaes atenas for; Marriage philo- £0) iy leree. &o. Ket volumes coptaintng these ‘eetares wii! | CORNER SEVENTA AND TREErS, be forwarded to Parties oab) to attend re- asian ceipt of four stamps. ressing ity SAS inpacce of uatomy abd a WASHINGTON, pA LA Ot Sn TAT a FOR SALE. —_— SALE—Twok Hogs gic ortogetner, spel House cf Ker Tenet iatives nae ")%9 PINE MeDioW SIZED SAFES For CLOTHING FOR LARGE sIzm MBE, BALE CHBAP ply wo J. £35 ea, od Ith street, corner oP Opposite Unit oe ‘reasary. jee Rit V—Vor Bales the unex OLOTHING FOR ALL siz mt ‘thy FIxTURES. of the Uigar jo 509 7th st alot 5a THE LARGEST STOCK OF BOYS AED YOUTHS’ CLOTHING IN THB DISTRICT. G REAT BEWS Fi You can wet a prime article of COAL or WOOD ngs | the Peo cen shen Kindiing Wood 83 per cord. ‘These Goods are of my own make, and will prove © be snperior in style, fuish, and werkmanship to ‘any im this market. Chance for Builde: ‘A BULL fog about 2. 00 Brick Also. Dumber of SUED THE GOODS I SELL MUST BE a! SENTED. ePas One small Daieiog nent & for @ 4 need aren office. ‘The purchaser to take e Catldin en within in thirty (30) days. Spo remor Fe oat bi ih ly a eee OLE: ORR '@ BENEDICT, ap? tf ‘5 Fifteenth strest. 27 Fro bastness te done Baturdays otilevenia | TRUNKS. GREATEST STOCK. GREATEST VARIETY, LOWEST PBICES, AND STRONGEST AND NEATEST MADE 'BUNES 4ND VALISES. MENS’ AND LADIES’ 8aTOHELS, VaALIBSES, &., &c. At th PRACTICAL MANUFACTORY °°. DEVLIN & CoO., New York Clothiers, 276 PENNSYLYV. SEVENTH 51 GREET. Que door above Odd Fellows REPAIRING. SPRING AND SUMMER Tronks. Bc, repalted and covered promptly and neatly by good AT WHOLESALE raices. CLOTHING, SOMETHIN BOX-TOE—BOX-TOE—BOX-TOE. NEW. SCOTCH CHEVioTs, ng Box-Toe Boots, at....... — do 200 3% | ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN “ Bench Gait do, " to sewed 50) Home. made French Calf bovis stienied 7s CLOTHS, and CASSIMERES. Ties, Box-Toes.... SS Oxford Ties, sewed. 33 4 FINE LINE OF LINEN Goons, FUBNITUBE, CARPETS, MATTING, OIL CLOTHS, &c., &c. Jot of a'l kinds of PA! MD TT vod a Largs io Lon B AMBER FURNITU ganrats. Barring. O1L CLOTHS, PLATED »&c., we cal! the attention of persons Inwaat of deh ode to examine our stock, es ey will find goods at low prices 4 EEN & WILLIAMS, Southeast corner 7th and D reste. Branch House—No. 406 vth street, pete 2G Hi streets north, in charge of same * ae. MADE UP AND MADE TO ORDER. FULL LINES OF CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, DEVLIN & CO., AED MISSOUBI CURED 276 PENNSYLVANIA AVESUE, HAMS. - op i¢-tn" corner lith and F streets. F,?: SEiBEnonz, (Baccessor to H. F. Lorpon & Oo..), BOOF made Fire and W. — Hani Byeted 9 CITIZENS, ARMY AND Hav MERCHANT TAILOR, poe late Brown’ 3 = oo g TRUNKS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Gao. ¥F. KIDWELL. WM. P. TONBY. EIDWELL & TONEY, BEAL ESTATE A! my AGENTS No. 17}: FOUR. LF STREET, ay im Wasuinatom, D. THE LARGEST STOCK, THE BEST MADE, AND MOST REASONABLE PRICES. SOLE LEATHER, LADIES’ DRESS TRUNES, PACKING TRUNES AND VALICES, WALL, ROBINSON & CO., 332 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUS, = Sin Between oh and 10th streets. Nauk once OFFIOE, 611 eae ee BB. B Samp TOURTELOT: or BORDEN'’S Comps a BURCH corner 1éth Fs eu BOSS & WALSH, REAL ESTATE TaN & BROKERS, Bias vania eveape. nots reat aid ide.) betwese seen