Evening Star Newspaper, July 27, 1869, Page 2

EVEN ING STAR. Largest Cireulation in the District @7READING MATTER ON RVERY PaGn. SEB OUTSIDR FOR INTERESTING TELB. @RAPBIC AND OTHER MATTER. oo FoR THE ACCOMMODATION oF PERsoxs leaving the city during the summer months they can Dave Tam STam mailed to their address, by ordering the same st the office, for 12g Cente per week, for one week or more. FROM WASHINGTON TO THE PACIFIC. Gur Baitrend Sm» a Shaken—A Dusiy Old Ride—Among the | M —Two-Wived varme: inky ulphur Bath—Brigham | Theatre—Gushing Bowles— _ + Boching ¢ hair. Editorial Corre. . Tie Star} Sait ex = Urry, Uras,) . July 19." 1859. "5 l telegraphed you of our railroad smash-up At Antelope Station, below Cheyenne, by which We were Cetmired some twenty-four hours, Hat tor the kindness of the United States cav- airy Officers stationed there we should baye bad & pretty hungry time of tt, for there was of 8 worse! of food nearer than Sidaey, thirty. “¥en miles below, and we were most uaneces- | arily kept on the ground of the disaster for twelve bourse; after which cars were pulled down to j Meantime there cavalry officers were most Sotiring im their kind services im our bebait, had hot coffee prepared st once, coomed every- thing they bad at their quarters, and tele- «taphed off for extra supplies to ‘ea our ray- exously bupgry crowd of passengers, raven- ously hi because able to get bat ome meal the day previous,owing to some disarrange- ment ef the running arrangements. These officers who so generously exerted themselves im our bebalt were Captain Wells. commsnding company E, second cavalry; Uap- cup Mix. company M, second cavairy: Lieu- tenant Pesle, company E, second cavalry, and it Norwood, company M, second cay- - By the Kindness of the same officers members of our party were handsomely mounted for an inspirr ing ride over the plains tn tbe vieipity of the camp; and on the whole cer railroad break-down, though annoying, was hot without its compensations in afurding US an Cpportupity to judge bow time is killed by our soldiers on the frovtiers. | ‘These two companies (E and M) of cavalry ; Sve stationed at this potut to guard the road trom the Indiins. The cavalry rather chafe at | the insetivaty of siting for the Indians to come to them, and would prefer to reverse the fg They don't televe tr peace commis. Sud talk in se off-hand way about buat- Talo, Indians, aud otter game.” * uxt morning, we sd couriously over the scene of the recent | ssster, where the wreck of the train lay | «umped in inextricable confusion on both sides et the read. Wirtbin the next ten mules we so-ced the point where a smash-up occurred t wgbt traim from the same cause—the e.viPg way of the quicksand embankment irom the tremendous tloods. Taese sccideats seh S$ APY railrcad is liable to. but the , from its national character, byect to sarp censure if it does not © something more than the ordiaary pres ¢Auticus to avert them. Thus, in the case of these secidents, the usaal band-car inspection <t the road was made after the rain. bat at wight, when the wash in the embankment was notseen. It will doubtless be found requisite to Lave the rosd patroled on foot, espec ally situ Reavy rains. and a: points where the em- cankwvent is of this treacherous mature. Ac- | ver thing. the company should make some sdequm@ie provision for conveying passengers, | +4 case of a break-down, to some place whare esiablec cam be obtained. Ether that or taxe | }tovisions totbem. itis fair to fein De. sit of the company that they are making great exertions to bring the road up to the oszk in all respects: widening embankments, i culverts and bridges | straightening the track, | cpg evades, dc. dc. and 1 see no reason ‘it Will soon be made one of the 8 BOW one ct the easiest-riding, ia be country sSg-ntes! A Mess Ag-ates!** Spproachirg Kaw licg’s S ation we encoun ered the sate pediar, a new feature of rail. rosd traveling, supplying 8 net unacceptable sovsttute for the familiar peiar of candies: vegetable ivery. and soiled periodicals. The ATF Of “Ag-mles °° “Ag-ates !” “Moss-Ag-ates!” brought clus ers of pa sepgers about his basket, | Lopetul of g-tting s fice specimen or two ata | op rate, Dut Bis collection had been culled, | {showed nothing worth baving. At Raw. jugs, Rowever, he secured a fresh lot, ana iy sola out. The prices varied from 25 These egates. popularly supposed contain specioeas of Tral moss, bat whi n | simply etliciows formations penetrated | Tegard to Mormonii ‘Was @ part cf their religion. sincerely and con- ecientiously believed ia, aud that outsiders had | secd House, the bes: | fatigues of tr: | | pal management of the botel basiaess | Brigham Young’s daughters, a plump, florid | Father pretty girl of sixteen, dressed in wh. j Theater. Leta was ia ! wccomplimen'ary remarks of s passenger in SS said that polyga oy bo more right to interfere with &; than they (the Mormovs) would bave to smterfere with any ‘e@>t I the religious belief of others. For the Jast twenty miles of this tide we passed & succession of thnfty gardem-farms, With comfortable farm-bouses of adoBe, plas. tered. Many of the fences were of stoma, and the appearance of things altogether indicated thrift and comtort. In Mormondom, the number of wives to the husbana is indicated by the number of doors to Bis house; these Mormon farmers in the Valley seem to thivk two wives about the correct figure, as indicated by the number of two-doored Bouses. Nearing the city we passed the Burling Sulpha: Sprungs, and shortly after- Wards the Warm Sulpbur Spring. From the | Crest of the next Bill Salt Lake City came in fall view, a city of wenderfal desuty of situ. ation, with its back-ground of snow-ciad | Meuntsins, its superb lake view, and ats bright siveams of mountain water leaping down the Sireets with a delicious musical marmur. The first thing in order for th> dusty traveler + reaching his hotel (we stop atths Towa- ere, but not up to the ements for the tide of travel in this direc ton.)is to jamp into the omaibus- wagon stad. ing at the door and ride out to the Wacm Sal- pbur Springs, about a mi the city. The plunge bath or tbe private bata ($1 for bath and Tide) is the most derightfu! :maginable after the J At tes, our Bost Townsend. whots a Mormon of three wives, occupiel a seatat one of the ta with bis principal spouse, asmart buxom lookyng woman, who seems to Have the princi. With them, their guest for the meal was one o and wearing 8 considerable amount of jet jaw- elry. ngs Bheater ted Brigham Young's ar, aad the piay “Poe fly.” 1) was par on the stage very well. ana very well performed by a stock company of amatemrs, members of the Mormoa Charch. A Mrs. Ciawsoz, one of Brights Young's daughters, and wite of the miaager, was oa the stage taking the partot War,wise. Sie bas 3 graceful figure and weut throug ber part pleasingly, but is no actress. ‘Lae ‘ueater, which seats adout 1,700 people, is a handsoms building, but by mo means sustains the ex. travagant eulogiums of Bowles, wa, in “Acrcss the Qontiaea’,” ranks it in -elegarc of structure and fish, costumes and scenery, along with the opera-houses and Academies of Music of Bos'on, New York, Parladeipbia, Chicago and Cincinaats.” Suck langasge is simply sbsurd; 1a tact, we find that Bowles is & good deal on the Gush all the way throuza his book. Brigham Young owas th theater, but does not run it; i: is leased by H. B Claw. son ard John T. Caine, Clawson being o2¢ of the Dumerous sons-in-In-w of Brigham", Briz- ham goes frv quently to the theater, and occa. pies sometimes a private box, but for the most Brigham ¥ Saturday night we vi | Farts large rocking-chair in the middie of the Parquetty, that part of the honse being re- served for the Sunts, and the Gentiles beiog aesigued toth: dress c:rel*, ‘Vhe tueater seems to be a place of social evening meeting forthe Mermots, snd most of the prominent Mormon families were r presented in the parquette. Two entire clips im the parqueite cext the Tockipg-chrir are reserved for Brigham Yourg’s tam:lies and was occu vied py them, : & lovg side slip Ma ving a private Those occupyiag tuem were mostly edominaacsofgiris. Yooag ud Bis rocking-cRair was v orge A. Smita, First Covnselor to You & soul, jovial tookiag Persovage wiba flor.d fice anda red wie. He was succeeded in the rocking chair by Mrs. Brigham Youog, a stcutish plainly entrance, ) ebildren, wi a Wasrot presen: cupied fret by Brother ( | dressed woman of forty, who in turu give way tor Erigham Yeung. Jr, also heavy et baitd, and somewba: bald. He was in Washivgton last winter, i: wall be remembered. Stip No- | Gtsallotted io the family of the late Heber Kimball and the odd sight was presented of sevem of bis sons, all nearly cf a size and dressed alike in finen coats, Kin a row. Slip oy, bebind tt by Daniel H, Wells, Sicond Courselor to Brigham Young, nd also Mayor of Salt Lake City. One ot bis Wives, and enongh of bir chile the were prrsent are pretiy enough to /e belies a: Audience was decidedly democratic in ap; ance. Most of the men, dignt were lirea coa! man wes in Lis sbirt sleeves, ren to fl out Three of bis dauckters . Toe CaMP MSRTING WI: 8t Good Hope. ore mre B@ Bridge vu the cpa an torts 6 to ead will ane pat TONIGHT, st sot Disko a raage neg! he Tonebal of our deceased brother, HE XE z ree the fp "ete: BF: OLIPHANT, reo. fee. a —The Ms reeta INT CU DING LOTS! TLEGANT. BUILTING LOTS" ELEGART BUILDING LOTS#™ 0 EACH $12.50 EACH: $12.50 EAC THE MOST DELIGHTFUL BUILDING SITES IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Havitg recently subdivided the tract of land known snd designated eg the old site of Fort Rene, Tennallytown, D.@., we oer to the pub- ie, for the pext THIBTY DAYS, an‘ees sooner dispored of. altermato lots in gald subdivision at $12. each Thee lots contala 2,500 square et of ground och. and lie but twomties beyond Georgetowa. ‘The regular live of stages ruaning between Wash- ington, Georgetown. Oak Bil! Cometery and Ten- najlstown places these 1ots within twenty min- utes’ ride of Waebington. Fare 18 cents. The attention of all, espectally emplorees of the Government, fa invited to this opportunity for ob- taining a country residence, or miking @ profit. able investment, ‘This tract 23 the highest point of land in the District, comments mo-t magnificont view of the Potomac and the surronsding eouatry, and Hes 600 feet above tide- water, overlooking Washington, Georgetown, Alexanéria, Fairfax Bemiasry, Bu- gar-Losf Mountain, and the Blue Ridge. For hesithfulaess and comfort as well as for sranduess of scenery this location cannot be sur- parsed Our sabdivieton embraces over 1,000 lots of 2,600 Fqusre feat enc and one half of these wo offer at the low ficure of 912.11 j Bevor ue etanips and conveyancing at the cost of the porchaser, A plat of the subdivisioa can be seen at our office, where int stmation ia rezard ty the same can be obtained, Those who call first will have first choice of ton, et ONION & BUTTS, REAC ESTITE GROKERS AND AUCTIONEERS, Corner S-venth and E streets, im BE DERAD & CO ARE NOW SBLLT beautiful line jammer Dress Good: low prices tochose out stac®; als. Table Uineng, Shee luge. Slittinc.. Hondkerchiofe, “Hosters | Gloves Nephios, voylies Feren. Also. 6 neg airing prowpty Repesring prcenptty ors Corner sth and D streets. pita and 479 Stn street, ATS LATHS) LaTHs’—We_ 4 landing frm echocner i more. gy argor. $W) pome LaTBS wo will eetl very Jow if mepiind for at nee, oF beleco we move them fro at Sh PERIOR (Things He om of Tn- ct Teaching ‘eorbical and atin ner: 1 Lt to take 108 er cul- POTOMAC REAL Estate AND BOILD anu COM a pln sigd Bre ars m by Aay the payment of © heh the Board “pron as @, en hret dose ct, ob MOSDAY MIGAT. sutcet be takea upon ths prymeat c ay tT Ot 1 members of HARMONY. ig Ne UP a. A Mate teatelcl meet at their Loége ro.m TRIS | Bucs iay) Evenin jot So.clo-& to wake arrergsr-atet> with lem solutions tating the form of moses, | sted ral of eur deceased brotuer dt? es, trees, &c, are foucd alovg the Union | OBAmshncr x efterance at Pai fic rosd at points tor two Randred miles | ba ef ar Feat go! staaalog ace ratermelis teqnrated te Ba Cheyenne westward. The bine and | {germ i ‘SE. CARKINGTOS m agates are the most highly prized. Cur dinner at Laramie, and sapper at Raw- longs, (price $1.25 esch,) were excellent rail- | osd meals: none betier, if as good, can be | found ia the country. But the breaktast next mcrning at Wasatch, same price, was the | meanest possible. Wasatch is a place to be | avoided by all travelers over this road. And bere let me savice travelers to provide them. | selves with & lugch-basket supplied with crackers, sardines, cheese, dried beef, canned | iruats, relishes, &e. to enable them to tide | cver any temporary detention, and especially | ore five the go-by tosuct eating-places as Wa- | satch. Salt Lake City. Ar De eret,or Vintah Station, we lett the Union Pacific railroad to come to Salt Lake Cuy. For some time back the Wells-Fargo stages Bave bad a spirited opposition; and pascage for the 35 miles between Deseret and «bis city Bas been as low as 50 cents. Now, Dowever, the opposition has dwindled down to 8 rickety old coach, charging $3 for the trip, while the fare by the Wells-Fargo ceaches is ‘$5, and 3 cents per pound for all baggage over +5 pounds. The road is an execrabie one, and tbe traveler ts Bot only shaker nearly to pieces, but is fm acontinual whirl of fine alkali dust of the most @isegreeabie character. Brigham Young's Utah Central railroad, to rar from Salt Lake City to Ogden, eight miles west of Deseret, om the Usion Pacific railroad, is not yet competed. All the heaviest bas deen done om the rosd, and it will be finishea s2 about two Momthe. He means that ut shall be 8 solid, first-class Toad. Very sbortly after leaving the railroad Sal: Lake came into view, and through the re. mainder of the ride its waters of wonderfal indigo blue were in sight, the color, however, cbsngiag to ® green when nearing the city. ‘We changed Boress twice om the way, and at ‘be first stopping place eatadies and potidies were supplied at & rustic “shebang” at the rate of SO cents for acupof coffee. The irrigating canals met at every step in Mormca land were urned to good service in this way-side eating house, rumping through it im a stream of cold snow-water direct trom the mountains, and snswering ap admirable purpose to cool the beer, mil, &c. Here we struck Brigham Young’s paper money, taintly prated on poor paper. }emeging one of the Confederate aotes. A isdy-like locking woman ia black, wno ccc upied ® corper sat In the coach, rather astopmped us by entering upon ao aeimated cotense of polygamy, ta ans w<r to some rather je jecretary. aXeMINAT.UN UF Teale spplicants for positions an tea here, all pres. nt te bo dee're promot +a, an ttn teecle: Geaite £0 Pe em ploved the comtng Jenr.are hereby notified to appwar for examtus tion on the 28tb of Aa; get, (saturday) at oe to Jue L SavaoE. te atreet, for r Aarne LopGs, an Will be hela gaaegia aed een the Gre a os a7 24 St iT" FL the pa 8nd Bidford Mine- Oorgress SDF ved Spares “48 to pAvey StS mand 30 ae dattars of > vw bern samen Abed ots ae eats WELL ‘ery a sor: muver aati ba Panton Jerk wn on der ois with Tis be preceit ig ths Ist day of ‘y 339 Think ot will ravle ov otter the iat fe. in Scan be pa. we nite For te addrere Prot 5 G MATH- *8 aM Mathews Sore PCO., Howara Mariana iy} NEW EINE oF sracs ay atpring at th: Urtor Betel and Usk Hill ery. Leave Tenusl’ytown at 8 a. m. and Pyare te POLAT soso . “Gok AGT Come tery “2 —— stn 5 3 Lense corner 7th and Pe rireote at 9a m. and m Lex Tonnalistown at au $m and 5p. This offers to the cheapest and most plessant drive about Wa: iting £ kare. 25, 1969. a6 ae or thr geteratshed BOOMS, eee neeret ‘one square fi rom ceri T fed ALL iy ae tee oe | a. o > us FOR ENT—At io 3ONT street, be- ieee with privilege of kitchen = FOR SALE OF ere te, uew HOUSES. on t east, bet moéern imtrovene the premises. SUE D ROOMS FOR RENT —o0 the fomtortanty fursisbed. clagiy oF ‘iry "Terms moderate. ‘Inquire Sti, ‘Fenasr vanis avenue j¥ 27-24" | ee RENT—A two-story So — Balv& ror pane ‘ine 12 100 id Fr hol oo Mos -echaset containing ee Pater ae rh. rooms. mice garden. cellar, abpir at 471 Lotreet. betsosn 11 iy a Poe SRR anaes ROOM, wince thout Bd in the ‘pew *ouse No between of aud 34 sand warcr, ato. © K atrest, betw onth, jeom Beh streets, fronting Tesorvation: ands 73 Fo perecees steels Gy ting PABLO! rife hte iso, ene ye. Such T wittrent vee with board, if dest mn Pa a aot ems ober is furnished We Roms sow: Can be ac she O54 streets be tween the hours of 4 m F°?, RENT Cn ie floor. one ie BLOR: alvo, BC te, rnished settable tor homsckerp' rat IG! ING LOT FOR SALE. eet, Dear R street. in the 8s heen recently e: ected two bloc! buslita lesers Flant and Bi hlock by Messrs Hamtitos, &. ii@ing Lot, 25 feet frent, rn ‘One of those haardeome Cc st being compl ted on th of Georgerown. a the modern Improvements, c ae 15 And larce cellar. and te Quished with ten and Lnilt i FY apemap 1 BOOMS, OF aera, Wo = ‘OB RAN C—seveu r: = ein at 507 1s . A BBMLy, FOENTeIED NOTRE of ari Tent for §5" per momch, at 31545 Gatreet. hee tween 13th and 14th streets. ¥25 St Froseiseep Brae umuot cating or single; bath room and closet on ond flor. delightful location. opposite the Fra ck lin Park, southwest corner 13th and Este 92) 3:' IN T—Fornished or anfarnish-d RUOMS. ule for housekeeping: At DoFthwest cor 2th and Gant before er OR RE = MB HOUSE, conti ining 6 month — Inquire of Li, bet 11th and 12t streets, private fami!s for te front; Cevirable suvimer zesidenre, north, tetween 14th and Vermont @: [FOR REN T_O0e 3 room B strect, between 4th and Sth ets yerd-and'also® largo garden fall of renee cellar Injuire = o_o, _. yo venue ber a Fe RENT — or those & HOUSES 71) hatcest, between M and M ve piaiuing 4 large roomeand kitchen. A fire weil of wave pfu the yard, Aviaires cu tne premies. Bent §:0 i725 20 wes room BOUSSS. near t! ois jenth each, in adv ce. [n- autre at BN» 5 Nichols. Place, tetwera 6 end street® north, and lst stroet east ant Dotaware ; HOUSE on P meter fn the avenue, rt of emul HO0SE hoed. ed in @ pleasant nelghb- yard. Apply berwoen the honre at iF otetgrk street, three ccors from 224 street. ae the av F ENT. (nen and & all moe rn conv 1 ISeED HOUSE te) 14 rooms and ‘ion Immediate oon oO 8 pI? $0 LiaM McNKIR. 495 7th stecet, betweoa Daud &. F CLNISHED BOOMS, S&COND TO NONB, 454 ESTREET, iy2tste Retween sth th streets. vR SALE —GOOD BslOK OBES, (three @tcry end en attic in ae atiol 0, several three story UCERS: chieibly wma S100 6 Ton or afgresa Ws ae ia ‘30 ser a'naeD ber BWiu Fo, BAY B—That very dodral No 3651 street, upposite # of the most on localities ia the A oc a Biv; ers will plasse take notice ti eeden the Oru OF Gaver 4 offer every thiay a A: jine upto 'T AND LESS Oust. COBSETS, Si gees BEST KiD GLOVB3, $110 GOME EARLY gang Fiesta GREAT BAk- ®. HELLE 34 Market x; ‘ Jy26 teu!? between 7th and Sth stree Ge 510 PANN’A AVENUE. BOOTS AND SHOES, LUCTIOn Ga 10 | PER CENT. A DELCCT. a Bees. NT. ON ALL Wirkirg to recu na itty @ Btock of BOOTS 3 EB deduction of 10 FER SENT to ll OSH SALES ton Ay Dats 340 Penney! nea jy 2tEer tn ASTON B ACR BEREISS C4N BS BaD L ewry pone BU ROd| corner <1 F ned ret Beer Pennsplve: JOHN B. CLAGETT. TICE TO 7HS MERCHANTS AND Bi sss MEN OF Wa brof axa GioaGe a. Shr TOW Ov and after MONDAY, Jay 26th, 1319 the MeFARLASD, STEPH SDSON & CO. Fast # ons Lae tered to cur five, we Leg co sulted <Libe enn e For toriler it format 124 8 RUTAW SEB yatinaation eprly at Otis, RAGE) ve New ito JoHN A PTEPHES JOBN PCFAELAND. cor: gud DP atreet, Washington sTionai Wi Ratste iiamen Tancs. wad ve — Th « Oren am toop That valuable aka: oa the coruer of 9b 9, me ded so as to make seven ‘or eight ane - For particolars trem i iy Bea Bist brs Brokers: a We B Te FOR BENT—One six rooms, sakes eae large collar. Tessie oh ea P eirects, Bo. ponies AS ent) 3g oa ae = 8 pe Tareas pleavant te ET Fe Pa Pe ae ts eet Reape George Ey ears yy ae caus For #h87 0 OB SALE—4 SEW BI foeeeey Sees een in ET—Tvo BRICK HOUSES on 8 sirect sirert HUGURLY a Gow! ES Bee teins ect Tot Leite Ponies 4th so Ad RVRT—Sig per woot COND, FLD: FLO. nearly new brick, consi on and large closet: ont waver Beth ea 6 ito eo ft al b: en os ‘ead farther particalares iy 23-58" SOR . (ROOT F ee snge arse Sede PX 8 tow ye BIR, 495 i a ‘4 D pia New. ‘set 2: Muryiand iy ati The Star of AVE THIS DAY BEDUUED Ove IMME, STOCK OF LINENS ‘TO THE FOLLOWING PRICES COATS KBDUCBD FROM. $175 to @1 50 ee 2B5t0 200 —— 275to 250 4 Kitchen of the house, mn age for boarding, for rents PANTS AND VESTS RED(CED Pro. PORTIONATELY. Fave te street, ny a free to oor atdress. xe ¥ An hn STROLOGY —MaDAM MART’ Aivetatie\nierity 5 . VE ALSC ON HAND, AVERY LARGS 8TOUK OF 18s 1ath poke be- ee at B.tlders’ NATHARIRL witsoy, ATTOBNEY-aT-LAw, BLACK AND COLORED aLPaca OoOaTs, ICELS F iu ENISHED Roo BuARI— several pleasant furnished. nt greatly redeced pri remely woders rms. . between WHICH WE ALSO BELL aT agp Lag, Live ities of Blood Bend rats 1 reas ‘Marvelous cures ‘of Crpsamption. PRICBS on ula. &c, = ma 13-52 0) ‘BE HIGHEST ©, oa el chftas Brota, Bhoes. etc . «! Tth strect, between M ‘mail promptly attended to. SAKS & CO., y at 387 6th al aH itreets north. after I 0'clock * SEVENTS s¥Reer, iv 15-10" — DOORS BELOW OLD sTanp. wick rs are aur’ corner of 71 rE’ considers. #0 ‘Volumes containing these ‘setcres wit) |; —————_ Boor ‘cad Bitnd’ Depots corner feed bevarwnrded te he OUR SALE OR RENT—That | “stor York Mame oft > Fsuide HOUSE N 2658 Tet teen. | Be™, Tork Shy rman’) 1 ‘every medera convent of we Rouse, RIK, Real Estate Agent aoa Tet Th street, bet’ sod DEVLIN & Co. ‘SEM FOB SALR—Conteining 34 ACRES, sit. eae ra 5 lee Reece ha Sill Delgada mih'o or without crops, te. south ast corner inh and Ht ‘strieis, fcr bustpess. — SD 80GGY or wal New York Clothiers. Ror Every trial LivEsy RENT—A fret clus four. handecmely and yo d tatcing all the mote rm im pro" premives, Rix ee three-sto1 ING with See aay wack FINE CLOTHING, on venien easy. apply to : Pra Store, coruce ith ‘ot Bat a foor ALL STYLES, 0d. ten rocms, gas a! ~ Alans © tres story, BEE, hote I HO. «Bue sad 61m st. West. oy 2h at *# cond band TOP-BLGGY for sale very low iT ‘story BEIOK Hi Cin common tities tee yard, wood ‘and M and 'N ‘ate ord ® Ube 3 2 . o. cont bente. eee ona not, and wate ae on weet side of 1 FOR MEN AND Bors autreof JUDGE WY Li se Re KENT__ if ee roof HOUSE, 9 rooms DY a FOR SALE—Com, Tnauire of Gro Ge E Ueto, F GBRRB, orgetown Helghve READY MADE AND To ono on H street, Ome oe wilt bs ‘a month, fi ri CLG BUG STORE FOB On 7 Ds cue of its Lest A, Sepa, anres. FURNISHING @o02Ds. ville, fee bergen houres "Al 2 omer} contatal rick Dwelllog: new Bare, and'c are tion of fine meadow a an ot ae ite ry artisulers. aka ot AWORTE ES Vato sex Estate Brokers, 31 eure street. Brvyect part of HOUSE No nue, containing elgh- recently need me afin Adjnining the United states Hotel ie catiow. ‘Terms reasonable. CO., on the premises {OB SAL re ae of the best t ti fee re ESL peeve wilt and m: 276 PENNSYLVANIA AVECuUE e312" F 2 Baisgeens, i (Baccemor to HB. F. Lowpon @ Co), CITIZENS, ABMY AND Navy & arding-honse, for any case of di+ cis BEARD Pract ye Of di-case in any Gert Site Saloon Bo Bo. Leares Ulcers, Bore Ky os re, On leresedbe ea eae Scrtcte. Sete nie Isbor. This p indian oe wid cheap’ “Tngaite ot; 8 property we eeia ci inquire o! T BYen 8 CO. Net jane Ter of th etreet,” NO 74 Loutat Foe sau ip Georgetown Wator and ena in thi © 31,800, F, 3 DWELLING costaine six shart ae, bed Nes. 227, 229, and 231, SEVENTH STREET, 7 home, theca city, i ator 2 LATTA, orner Ith and Fete buy adellelfal Oruntry Homa, city. all soon, on RELBUURN SEAT cure “for Berv TvOus or « oubg. imparting energy wonderfal @ per vote, or two bottles t~ EG of prices these) Remade sane be BETWEEN M AND N, Bas just completedand putsa successfcl operation ‘one of ee with den Reomedurs, D. name of “De. Ke eee @. ” blown tu giass of bot Hovsszs aup tore meus BBAY'S PATENT BEFBIGERATING ROOMS. { Aéddrees DBD. Sore N — ree! New Yor! hours frou. e Tyr aND counrTRY be preserved BOL ADT | ™- Loui HosrIFaL FOR SALE BY at acarcoof twas suc- | CM wie NosPrta freak Lect eae, Le, om the 10th inst. after s wasane or ‘Urleapa. : ae {7} daa, aod tm as pert! a condition as when rst tered lic are tnvited to cat! wnte pon i cael calland Be bas jest received and bas in store in said Re Sygeentor, 8 lot of wary chotce Baw ¥: You« scr. Tk io Sa shone io ere conte lbs. 8. P. BROWN & SO! REAL ESTATB BROKERS, OokNER 151TH Staxet ay jw Tore Avenues, PR Sota 2 weit 1S aU LLDIne iA IQT® i |. are DOW Gr | SeormiPaireay, Senter a. ope ‘ana the city, and for health. location aud ahi arte st VaNinaion” Wig tae eet ‘an sore each. SHES AW ware 8. toe No 445 Shatreet, Drv SEVENTE STREET. SPRING STOCK #OW OPEN aT KM, ZATioR, oT o bisoemies ere tan ee sje decucetey decom }» Corner of Sth and Bats, "s Drug Store, 110 Bridge street, one ill bo thesame at all ofthe above Touma CHANDLEB. WHOLESALE’ lle GIGABS AED Eevanes ban AN? 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