Evening Star Newspaper, August 20, 1869, Page 2

' : re ~~ NING STAR. Largest Circulation in the District CROSBY 8S. NOYES........0.Eéiters WASHINGTON OITY: FRIDAY.. ++ AUGUST 20, 1569, ——— S7 READING MATTER ON EVERY Pacs. 6 OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. oo FoR THR ACCOMMODATION OF PERSONS leaving the city during the summer months they can bave Tam Stam mailed to their Address, by ordering the same at the office, for 12 cents per week, for oue week or more. pie Ayers e Sastbentonedt a CHINESE IMMIGRATION. Some of the newspaper wri'ers on this inter- esting topic, start with two mistakes—first, in treating it © an untried experiment—second, im basing their articles on the erroneous view that the Chinese who come to this country are all cemi-barbarrans, fit only for laborers and servant:. Mr. Choy-Chew, the distingaisned Obimere merchant, who lately visited New York, ts a prosperous and enterprising business man of San Francisco, and is bimselt, there- fore, & living contradiction of these fallacies, butadds to the weight of his presence iu our cities such words as these, ia reply to & question concerning the class of People who emigrate here irom China: “There are no classes in that country in the sense you Americans use that term. There Sre different ranks, it is true; bat, taken as 4 whole, the Chinese are essentially democratic, and the ciass of people who come to San Fran- cisco from there are of very varied occupa- tous. In one ship load of Chinese that comes into the bay of that city you will find more variety of manual skill than among any other equal crowd of emigrants. You will find men of ali trades and occupations; but owing to the prejudice against them in California, many of those who could excel 1n cifferent handicrafts, ‘are forced to work as common laborers on the railroads.” Bat we need not ret, his evidence alone. The capacity of the Chinese to achieve a high degree of success in pusiness is not a theory to be demonstrated. They have succeeded even where they bave not had a fair showing—su. ceeded in spite of adverse circumstances. Some of the most properous merchants in San Francisco are Oninese, and, whilst a large majority of persons in all vocations in Califor- mua have failed, none of the Chinese in that State Dave ever failed. The Sandwich Isl. Ands, too, have derived great advantages trom Chinese immigration. The last gen- eration cf~Kanakas, under the combined smfinences of civilization and bad whisky: reauced the country to a condition of idleness, pauperism, and almost starvation. About twelve years ago, however, some ‘Chinese merchants, who visited the islands from San Francisco, concluded to make an experiment in the development ef their re- sources, and commenced the importation ot coolie Iabor as ® substitute for that of the ‘worthless Kanakas. Their enterprise proved ‘So successful, that, at the end of the first year, there were few coolies who were not able to buy up their contracts, and it is stated that some of the wealthiest Chinese merchants now residing there belonged to the gang originally imported. About thirty-five hundred Chinese isborers are at work » and now the Japanese to armve by the ship-load. In the umportant Dutch colony of Java, almost 8 monopoly of manufactures is in the hands of Chinamen, and in the English colony of Singa- pore they con‘rol the estire trade, which Amounts to nearly $35,100,000 in imports, and nearly $300 im exports. In Java and ‘Stwwgapore, as in the Sandwich Islands, they began ## coolies, and ina few years have ac- cumulated enormous fortunes, in spite of cir- cumstances under which people of almost any other nationality would have sunk to, or ree mainec in. a state of utter degradation and misery. To return to Mr. Choy Chew. He being a practical business man, has closely watched the efforts that have been made to reproduce on the Pacific coast the valuable agricultural Products of China, and says if the experiments now making prove successful, his wealthy countrymen will at once enter extensively into this business. He is of opinion that a great mber of bis people will come to this country thin the next few years, and thinks that those who are not wanted in the Golden State ‘Will spread through the rich mineral regions of the Rocky Mountains, Nevada, Montana, and Colorado, and significantly remarks that the Americans will not object if Chinamen make these countries blossom as the rose. Of the scheme to induce Uhinese emigration to the South, he thinks they would not be apt to better their condition much by such a chanze, fearing they would be treated as serfs and re- ceive too little pay for their labor. Une pecu- larity of Bis people, he informs us, is. if the first reports which reach them of iw of their countrymen gone are not of a flattering character, they reject all subsequent invitations, and that, therefore, it will depend altogether upon the Success of the first experiment at the Souh whether more will go there. peti em ‘The cangers of breathing noxious air in pits, wells. sewers, are so well-known that before workmen descend into them they are generally careful to ascertain by the lighted iamp test whether the air 1s pure or not. Bat this test is mot sufficiently accurate. The air may be deleterious and impregnated with sal- phuretted bydrogen gas in such quantities as to overpower the workers. Tne presence of this dangerous gas may be ascertained by lowering into the pit @ piece of white paper saturated ‘With & solution of sugar of lead, or a piece of wood smeared over with white lead. If the color rapidly changes to a browaish hue the Place is not safe ‘The address presented to the National Labor Congress at Phiuladelpbia om Wednesday by the colored Geiegates, and read by Isasc Myers, of Baltimore, asks that the colored workingmen shall have fair play and an equal chance in the various trades, and declares that the white laboring mem have nothing to fear from the colored men. They desire co-operation and harmony among all classes. The colored mea of the mation are stated to be thoroughly op- posed to the repudiation of tbe Bational debr, Snd President Grant is commended as baving Proved bimself the triend of the workingman. oar srercrss Sts Pearsatts Electricity on the railroads in France is taking the piace of human watchfulness. Un many lines there are contrivances where the passing of @ train ts sutomavically announced to neighboring stations. The cars pass over connecting Wires, and the train records itself before and bebind, so that its progress and ap- pearance sre alike indicated. Our railroad companies should adopt some such system ef railroad signals. I: would make travelling by Fail um this country much less hazardous. ‘The Scranton (Pa) Regisier (Democratic) ‘Anticipates that the reselt of a strike among the Irish sod German Democratic yoters of Lazerae county will cause it to be lost te Pacer, the Democratic candidate for Gov. ermor, unless the rupture can be healed. From J. Shillington, Odeon Butldiag, we Dave the Aflantic Monthly and Our Young Folts for September, and from J. C. Parker, 458 71h street, tlso, we have the Ailantic Monthly for September, containmg Mrs. Stowe's much- siked-of story about Lord and Lady Byron. SaiaRroanstlenndiee em Gov. Welle bas determined that im the fu- ture the convicts in the Virginia Penitentiary shail not be allowed their usual rations of to- bacco. The sum of $1,000 per year ts saved to the commonwealth by this movement, but itis rougR om the prisoners. passant 7 ee It is reported in Kiebmond that Mr. Charies Whittlesey, who was the defeated candidate tor Copgrees m the Alexandria district, is to be appointed Attorney General by Gen. Usaby. Dr. Bowden ba ving resigned. ——__—__—_—_____ S7 Germary bas about 300 trades unions, with about %, 00 members. | | | i ‘WEEKLY Star, no’ ‘Wrappers ready for the mails, contains the Proceedings of the National escagpap ern inge in this sec. be apr of all the Camp Meet a ee Havilan all true lovers; Cuban News; News; W: BOPOSALS FO: Om: Orvies Szcartany SENATE. News and Goan. ry Courts; the Working penses of the of the Go: ment Spptoved the th dey of August, led Propodals will be received at thi Beperee tanta Sarettiee es titomi east maber. 189. 8 follo d cles of Stationery fer the use of the Taited binies Senate. such articles to be of the very beet qui re and to bi ed by the Secretary, viz. Peopie; Useful Items of Domestic omy; Humorous Sketches; with Departmental ar News; Agricultural and Housekeeping Miscellany; and the latest Ty patches from all parts of the world. ‘The National Trade Committes in session at the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs have perfected an elsborate report on the best route from the West to the sea. It makes Norfolk the eastern terminus of the route. 3 A 100 reams Cartridge Paper, tough, imo Race.—A five- and to weigh not less then 82 pounds to the Tas Pirtsscre ScULL! mile sculling race, betw: Hammill and Coulter, om the U; # Mionengapeln oun sem Pit for 00%, cam. yesterday. Hammill was the decided favorite previous to race. The referee, David Carroll, was seated in & six-oared boat, which was rowed i bine between the rival boats the entire length of the course. At the start Hammill took the lead, bat ‘was soon overtaken by Coulfer.and it wasan en Face to the buoy, which was turned most together, Coulter then shot ahead, and continued to lead to the startin mt, wins ning in 37m. and Sis., beating Harmill about 100 yards, ‘quality, ruled, juarto Post Py -, bi radared, Foled Tans ony ®7-Four thousand barrels of cotton-seed oil mate have been made in Memphis this season. SF The city council of an Iowa town has pasted an oFdinance prohibiting aay kind of ‘abor on Sunday except works of charity and mercy. s7Richard Theodore Greener. colored. the only graduate of his race of Harvard, come out as @ reader, and is said to be 3 fine elocutionist. BOTICE.—| Sttending the CAMP Ney P MEREIIG to Mekels in ‘Hesiuy'e ‘Woods, © No. Teams white laid Commercial N. Paver Bighty Glazed “and bard osiondered, plain, 2,16, 28 reams Small Moto Paper, different 5 Ro. ss reams Fancy Mote Paper, different atylea, por rea o,18"S dozen Oap Portfolios, without lecks, ver ; No. 19. 5 dezem Qitsto Portlolios, with locks, ‘dozen : ae r Ne. ®. 6 dozen Blank Books, quarto size, mo- Fosse, Covers containing four quires each, por lezen No. 31. 10 doren Memorandum Books, e morocco covers, containing tworsntsos sek. pO RE aed orat hip private re ace, ae orn TO MARKT DEALERS. Mayor's Ovricx. Crty Bart, cor in ite limite, that or in 5 a raised vala- on or bofore da} ob: that day, at 10 | PE dozen, : OFclock a. mbe sold so the higheat bidder fer'eeahe tere par tea? Momorandam Books, According tolaw. Ss bean matin’ ee iain ‘dees Bich eee aes dove ee s. Sdoxen improved Ready Reference Files, me. leded Penknives, peari eu 90-St ‘tipped, assorted ‘styles, ry DB... a small two bladed Penknives, ndles, silver-tipped, assorted 19-320" 2 6 og2en four bladed Penkotves, buck Li 3am erm aeT — < V7 ag os. por dozen TRE BAKERS’ ASSOCIATION OF | No. 39" i hocoh ities kent ee titredt SOEIMGTON AND GEORGRTOWS / No. 30, 12 dozen ‘rory ‘Feldeea,9 ‘aches see ana F ‘on SATURDAY, dozen: per-doren. =o (088 thad 9 ounces to the "clock pt + for the purpose of elec! Svery baxer ts requested tebe prossnt Si. 12doven Paper Weights, of bronze, cut and ef 70m glass, rted styles. per doy TAYLORS 00.8 ote 3 fone bronze Letter Ulips, assorted ViCGenomees, Ho 88°i0 pounds pure Wax Tapers, 40 to the KISSENGEN, ound. per pound and VARBUNIO ACID WaTaas, | ,,¥0; 3.5 0W large-size Wax Matches, in tin box- In glass sy 9! ‘and on . The only arti: | °8,contals ing 60) each, per M ficial Mineral Waters pi be fcoe from pot- Bo 35. 100 gross Matches, on wooden sticks, Soneus metallic contaminations. Examined’ b: yar ip paper boxes, containing t it chemical sathorities of the country. Seeiaaet eg em, Sires pr emetic wre Port and Petent Offices, "saree ———— OR CLERES, MBOHAMNIOS. AND OTH- VS tee IN WaT OF HOMESTBADS. The facoln Co-operative Building Association arc about to erect bicck of two-stery and basement Brick Bouses, which, with tha lots, will cost 82 00, and which will ‘be sold to members, to be paid for within ten years. Regular mouthiy meeting TO-MOBROW (Fri- day) night, at Temperance Hall. on E. street inquiries may be made at te cflive of the tary, 34 Misscurt avenue, between 6th streets, jbascment.) au p DOr aroes yap hoe ling Pencils, with box of jo. 37. 35 de encile, fac- tured by the A: cil ‘Company ot Mio. sa T2aeSe’ Bed and Blue Penott o. jozen Hed and Blue Pencils, menu- es tne American Lead Ponctl Gompany, S of Ni loze a * size cut ope. per Oo lass Ink- may Hall, gron corner street aad Pennsyi- No 49. 200 balls soft Hemp Twine, 5 ue, on FRIDAL EVENING. August | weieh about spourdetota: ball, pet serene ©? Bat Ggcleck wm. for the parpossof iecelving | "No.0 iv balls large Hemp Twing te weigh the erades they are entitied shout 5 pou ci all ber pound li comraces who have not taken vies to is smal! Brown Twine, to Weigh which they are entitied prior to the lat day of 1 pound a nO September, 1869, will be Srenges from the rolls of No 22. 200 balls small a Twine, to weigh * the Post. and will cease to be mombers of the | pound tothe ball, ese 0.4. 2 pounde jabber, 4 ples . A Lb, Adj pound isi per pound No. i 4 vounde Black Rabber, 40 pieces to the Pio. 30°s fons x. ELECTION OF OFFIORRS!: ‘The Fourth Annual M. for the of Oficerr of the FIRST NATIONAL BO ‘ 3 -will bs belt on bh. 1869, at x re. fiat n or brenre dozen No. 61. 50 dozen Giltott’s Black Swan-quill Pens, Der dozen Bo. 62. 150 dozen Perry's large Blue-barre! Stee! Pine, por dozen ‘oth, Potomac au corner Macyland “The attendance of every ‘stockholder requested. as business of importence No'G 100 dozen Gillott's small barrel Stee! ted. Bee Teport will be pre “au ls-t {Bop 0. THOMPBS Peto ess ere 4. 25 gross Perry's Electro-gilt Olassical aad Pepe, per arose * a US Tick OPIS CRACE. No. G.'25 grove Perry's Three-point Btecl Pons, ee Sa a ceaatty Bet EOE. onli | PRPS ee creas of ether Steel Pons, sesorted REMOVAL, stvies. per gross MILLER ATTORNEY-AT LAW, | "Nod? 10! dozen stecl-tipped and other styles Dea 2 Gime) ome = ‘om te 6g) 3) dozen barrel Penhelders, rosewood, EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS. OMe. eet grom ag Feaholders, por gross an No e. 30, per 1 applicants for positions as teachers, all pros- 7 panned tin Paper Folders, ent teachers who destre promotion, and all acti an us lebdaes, per teachers who desire to be employed the com! |. 30 dozen jet black ip quart, pint, and ear. are hereby notified to for exami: half-pint bottles, very best quality, per en, of jon on the 25th of August. ( ese the Grammar @choo! Build! District, on bus street, z “ig-7s.8 dozen small bottles best Garmine Ink, jy ét 4000.7. per No. 74. % pounds red Sealing Wax, 20 sticks to . fu ',-gound boxes, per pound aoe facilages with suctal tops the suda trade from conf und and fist, 12 and 15 portant Lopes, gece bes phe No in velopes, for lot DB. inches by 4inches Literty street, ‘Ne. £0.'9)(0) white Adhesive Ea fore. very smooth and thick, 8 a Dare, per Mo 81, 00/0) white Adhes if be cannot cure Ai Co: Thi wel, Gleet, Yous Debility, Seminal Bar. Diseases b witless, 250 white Adhesive Eavclopes of the highes' quality, 8% inches by 2°, inches square, ‘No 83. 000 white Adhesive Envelopes, for one 200 000 Buff Colored smooth and thi ‘gut elo adh velopes, not 1e- inches by inches Envelopes, not aihe- ik, inches by 3% velopes, wihesive, hes by 3% inches }, adhesive, it Envelopes, 11 ve Envelopes, hesive Envelopes, ‘ , xu ovata Bis nad ROSA 0 ines brs oe Son Cloth ti a son . j wea fe Ole i Envelopes, 8'¢ inches tled by wi inches square, Aa ‘No: 98. 1,000 sheets Plain White Paper. fist and _Je 253m" very heavi,, for enrolling. 16 inches Dy 18% fucked DONT FAIL 0 Tey Ti | dda [3 ee KOLB BRuT "team Fine Bote * foe Not , and 10 Bnveloses to suit, each, per box ae. @. 6 dezen Mor.cco Fecket ‘Focus, per ane. S dozen Morocco Pocket Gard Cases, por No. Ml, § doton Ivory Foldors, with handles, per No_102. $ dozen Sclesors, in morocco cases, per doze w Mc@iil's Pay pe ae boxes per Fasteners, 100 _MEBEON pry 2. OBLECT beer sr} 4ND MATBEMATIOAL OeL, 8. Finerteent ad - vet axd K. ‘CHARLES 5. YOUNG. Principal, School ws, per dosen au 20 tf bet. Wew York ave per ROOFING If ROOFING 11! 330, 3 dozen steal bottles Pounce, per dozen Ti, 3 doren small botilee Wiese tk, ‘per 13 8Aozen half pint bottles Violet Ink, per qeFo: 114. 3 oxen pint bottles Violet Ink, per sigs, 35 ocants Besling Wax, four sticks ye HiovG desea’ Margsn’s Patent Mucilage Sing. ules doven quart bottles Muctiage, per ‘Ne. 188 dozen pint betties Muciiage. per 119. 6 gross Fabor's Hexagon Pencils, por Gelling our entire stock 130. teat ees For « tow days coiy. iis Sdosen, 4 Sine Der dozen 4-1 Sotusore, per dozen MPORTANT, ey gs Ber dak # 3 COB. BIGHTH ST. AND MAREBT SPA‘, ‘Bo. 129. 4 . otters, Beer preriees tr thar Hing Sigrest reduotion | ik tot qual), Pee ete sting Pada for Moore's pipigimniarleer ON ba 2 41 4 Gaur BEDUOTION IN e sects plain white ards, seo- FANOY AND MILLINERY Goops S dozen vate cfs oe cm iy ot h cratew sBreviogs to removal Septem: veer, | "Wo iss. 50 ahests Parchment, 165 i Count 20 Market Space, | s'vinchonsuumrerser auosrees’ 1H inches by peel ra" Bool ‘io 1d’ I roam hesvy yellow: Post Ufiee iy 15% toches by 21% Jatt pocket, a Po 165 £00 sbeots Parchme: inches ‘sheet Der All the envelo; must hsv those ‘described ‘as adaestee at Juve 17, 1345, the of the Benstste? directed ts coutibe he putcbeact exclusively to arsicles of the ib aed manu- facture of See Dairet aaa porte. bog Tao ‘7, and at reasonable prices, apie ‘a8 can be ob- t he his a ony share ior carriage, on oF betore the rat ay of cD overs iclemust becf the loa te best quality, fortor quailty lor “ proposed Evory ar’ je called article inferier in ny re be putt ‘SPropoeais should be indorsed Propossie for Btationery for the ’' and be directed te the retary of the Senate, Washington. Foposaioand specimens mast be delivered at the office free of ohertS eoRGEN. GORHAM, Secretary of the 5c nate of the United States. ante ITED STATES PATENT OFFIO UNITED eT AnINGrOR. D. 0, Age Tb, 18% Pea nated ato hy on the : cr as improvement B — a petition be heard 4 Ss. ditday of November next. Any per- S08 may op) tions, and other papers should be Aled fu tie Stlce twenty dave beig the an 20-lawsw BAB. ra | VEL 8. FISHES. ‘Gommisstoner of Patents, iD KYABE AND ONS PLAIN ee ae Fisno store, No. 497 ith stroct: tweet Side.) between Pean’a i) rpBeascay DEPARTMENT, ugast 183 ‘The advertisement for pi sale to farnish Sta- Soy & os. eee uader date of July ae aera wT RICHARDSON euld-l0t © Acting Secret . [)80LcTION OF COPaRTarnsare, ‘Tre Copartnerehip heretofore exist! 3.1 BORD and BAR om be settled by hii due by the esid firm will be sottied by Bim Avgust 17th, 189 UBABI ES MEDFORD. Tho business of FLOUE aif FRED of the late firm will be condacted at the old place of busi: ieee FY On ARLES MEDFORD. QFFICE OF TRUSTEES PUBLIO SCHOLAR Wasnineton, D. 0. it 19, 1989. ber lat, 1869, at 1 0 ‘kK p. m.. for Public Schools of the Second and Fourth ricts with WOOD AND QOOAL for the school year ending July 3,180. e SECOND DISTEIeT. 89 tons White Ash Egg Coal. é cords = Li |, sawed and split, FOURTH DIstRior. 8) tons White Ash Bgg Coal. § cords Oak Wood, sawed and split. ‘To bet delivered from time to time, during the the different school houses, in such be ordered by the Trustees. to be endorsed *Proposals for ’" and addressed to the under- 58 0. DULIN, jrman Commi Ue &Chron.} ([. 0 ALL WHO SELL CIGARS AND TOBAQUO. W. B. CHANDLEE, OLESALE DEALER IN GIGABS AND ‘ais TOBACCO, aa Under the Ebbitt House, corner F ppd lath invite you to give him a'call, promffing af honest dealing, with prices allow: ‘geod mar- infor profits. Cigareot all grades, from $17 to 200 per thousand N Bb Trenms CASH, as my prices are too close iy ¥-3m to allow time. PBoPosALs FoR FoEL. Derartment oF tok INTERIOR, Wastixcton 0. 0, Int August, 1839. Sealed Proposals will be raceived at this Depart ‘cloc! TUESDAY, Sist day of nds to the a (4.240. pou 300 fous inde to the ton} beat ant Ash Coal, stoveand grate size, The, bids shontd state distinctly the the a mast elivered wil Dy from je ety day day of September, 1859 Pitty cords or f the beat quality seasoned Oak Wood, to be delivered durt: ined: ten cords luring the season, ay be req QF more of the best joaitt bakers’ Pine Wood Samples of the coal to be exhibited tothe engineer of the Patent Office building; and any delivery Bot satisfactory to him will be rejected. Batisfac- t rrangements must be mate for the delivery nd correct messurement of each. Fer the con- veaicnce of bidders, separate be te re. ceived tor the coaland wood. They will be opened in the presence of such bidders a2 may choose to attend. Boeds for the faithfal performance of the eee cams: ; Interior, endorsed ‘** Proposals for Fael.”” By order of the Secretary of the Interior. as. PILKINGTON, an 18 6t Superin't Patent Office Building. 7M KNA! & CO.’ CELEBRATED P! Ww ANOS. at prices 1,000, ym 9450 to and SEOOBD-HAND PIANOS, from to $300, A rosewood OBGAN , b; stops and oc! je and rent, Pisno Store syivenia ave! im F. 0. BEICHBNBAOH. 1 0 BARBSLS GENUINE OIDER VINEGAR, FROM YORK, PENNSYLVANIA. ALSO, THE FRENOH WIN VINEGAB. FRESH SPICE ORE GINGER; SUGARS BETAILED AT CosT. VEBY OLD WHISKBYS, WIBES, ac, 0, WITMER, 119 Ponnsylvanis avenue, jy81 Between 19th and 26th streets #3 Gem storms averex. i oa BOOTS AND SHOES, 10 PEB CENT. ON A DEDUCTION Osun ‘SALES. ALL satLs® seve ot ee tae of 296 a ta aa? yt yivanta avenue, 2-tBel 8) near Minth street. OWN THE BH 3; or Young America tu ay es es Pd ~SRTUSERL ERs zn eis & ‘BON THR B: Origin and Ck eg roe ese metterenr MINA CRUOLA; bs Dore Greenwell.§1 50 All the Sew Books to be had at : PHILP & SOLOMON'S, Soe eas eee FOR SALE AND RENT. steer Sie sak o ll reeme; ke a after 7 PERSONAL, R, — SIFPSNWOUER. recently =| from 54h Tegiment Winders 5 ett Sct ABD GeO RR LOU Diseases iptions o8 the ie thor, by anew and uneurpaseed erman sees cleding all poisonous and quasi teedict eu 17-8" 492 E et., between BS. Ba’ 416 B street north, ance. 23", DBESrats UNTIL TOO Ds: D Dr. Y. i Fellows’ Bali. fie ke auctenste AME FOR SALE AND RENT. i Reno City! Reno City! Reno Oity: HUGHES, ATTORNEY AND O@UNSELLOR AT Law. Will practice in the of the Uas wal tal ainsi in, the Supreme Court of the Us THE MOST DESIRABLE BUILDING SITES IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. the Ooarts of oy, 5 JOuN B. BLake 3, lew, ito. 390 Batre (0B BEN 0B} a DWELUING—aa Ftacroon cm oateHo- 330 forth Duy | Reni vervlowe > Government Frinting Ome $12.50 EACH! $12.50 EACG :: $12.50 EACH ATTORBNEY-aT-Law, HAS REMOVED TO Bo. 409 F STREET, my 4-tf NEAR Tru. Heving disposed of one-half the whole sumber of Lots in onr subdivision ef the Tract of Land known as the old siteof fORT REHO, Tennally- town, D.C.,.we shall offer for sale, until WED- NESDAY EVEMING NEXT, one-half of ourre = ‘street. containing five served lots at the old price, vis: a crea, “Aypty ora BG Lotoontalning 2,800 square feet of ground, @12 50. : Ech or Conveyancing for each Lot, 975). Revenue andre County Veoom ihe a | stamps and recording at the cost of the purchaser. 7 WAS 3c Sa Se , wician’ | Any number of Lote adjoining will, in this half cpecty alto sa ealione. BOLURR. Fay nder cood ing. ion an- ‘mer streets. fine view of the cl of ouF reserve, bosold as desired, until one-half of SALE FOR CASH_The BTOOK 0 ena yw of | event SALE FOR CA*H—The x our reserved Lots are disposed of, On THUBSDAY BBEXT, at 5 o'clock fp. m., we shall offer, on the premises, at public auction, the chotce for the remaining Lots in excess of one- 00D FIXTURES 0! « Toy and Fancy @ good town and country Feasons given for selling. Ni Potomac street, vear the wo 19-38" OB RENT —T Foxiotne | roome targa end M sts.” Apply cor. FORTE Fe paies ee roaetso: * may be hed at a hy consisting of 5 | third the original number of reserved tots. welllocated and rent iow a andrange,gascod water | 1 all sales of these lote we reserve the right | _sulo-ct 466 opposite Post - ‘eu 17-3t* ™ —s eg! to do the conveyancing. F By BD ny cist . ‘The plat and abstract of title to this property | Street, between 19th and smh au)s-3t" )OR SALB—A LOT jemetery. F’odopts tthe tarsber sata: orroar Bee Perk Svenue apd Oth street. a CHANOE FOR OAPITALISTS. BARE OPPORTUNITY FOR INVESTMENT. 5.000 WILL PUBOHASS INTEREST PY teripey three times foot emeunte Te can be seen at our Office. Building on this tract has already commenced, and these lots are every day becoming more and more valuable. Water is convenient, and everything requisite perfectly secure. ae and I woe et ;) | for a fine suburban residence is at hand. ost? uy *t No. 336 F street, Room Bo. @. some Also, @.t ric : ia sal 404 Wot. Possossion given Immediate, Are | Nearly all the lets in our subdivision face either Fi to 391 Kat. STURE No. 4™5 7th street, ween D 5. FoR BALE OHA E or the Fixtures wi : only 83 Naciading Gietely at No. air 7th st., bet. an F " BALE-aA LL. AND FIXTURES OF north or south, givine the advantaces of thse ins | exposures, which. together with the grand rise of scenery and healthfalness of locality, render this location one of the most desirable in the District. BRICK HOUSE, CENTBAL LOGATION MOURRN VERY OHEAP. IBE rout Call inun ONION & BUTTS, REAL ESTATE BROKERS aD vast . To & good tenant the . The t blican, or A. LLOY 0. st kc oulsians avenue. AUCTIONEERS, FOL RENT FIRST FLOOS. containing SRVANTH STREET, Oornerof tk, | De. zicuav's — Apply 91 Bridge street, GOLDEN REMEDIES. Washington Fo (RENT The 34 snd 34 stories 0 Building. (each in one juilding, JIOELY FURNISHED Roowi HO. NUGEKEECREIBERD SOM Woy Hox |, at greatly Prices; Table E +4 Fists. y Fe 6A) Goer pone with bath room, bot Rolie Drag Store, ooruer fth and Ritreme ee? cole FOE BENT-A teste hand: and tl ‘all the modern taphOterseste teeaiss on four- 17 Ho. 363 H of ath. tai remit (OB BENT—Two Hi s, 212 1 Sean an GOES 2? "s Golden Blirer d'Amour. radical reste bane: i ‘OB RENT—A BRICK HOUSE. conteluing 3 or General Debitity, ply on tne promineg.Ceeweem Hath and 13th ate. | or econ unin OM12ey street, one door south S olper bettie, or two bottion gone ply at the Star office. iat ‘of price, ee LUABLE PROPERTY ON FSTRERT FoR | DZecceeSeroMce.__yautt LE—The large three-story acy eee oe ‘OR RENT—The spper_vart of HOUSE No ymieoe,, Eromot attention paid so avenue, containing eigh- Eee a ous gre! Richau's Gorten Remedies, D. Be ” in glass of bot. cat CO. premises. Rickards, sole proprietor,” biown fi Address PF D.B. BiOH — § street. New York. Office hours m. 89-Circulars sent. SEVENTH STREET. SPRING STOCK OW OPEN aT MARKRITER (OR BENT—That bi story BRICK HOUSB. 29° rooms, large closets and ail the ences.” A) Ho. 486 SEVENTH STREET, tween Gand H. w Fenton 4 SEES Berwren D asp E STRExrs, Fixtures for sale, Apply on the pi may oF 8 doors above 044 Fellows’ Hall, Oo Ff BAL s. FOE SALE—A Gecirsbic FRAME DWBLLING muna The undersigned offer for sale that valuable grand gee lathe owe: Es d ERE, DEB, PIO- MILL & WH. PROPERTY situated at the n Sere LEED, WEEDOW SUA foot of @ street, city of Washington The TURE FEAMES, PICTURE COORD AND Tas- SBLS, PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, OB RO- MOS, PLOTUBE NAILS, BINGS, ac, sand soap per ‘mouth. “The ch the mill Ie situated, Hava featt of en the Pot river. s th of vodpod to the Obesa; e and Ohio Canal. Phece rH ENT! XTRA fe te cry oe {EOE inger,and have witnessed tne ap 1é-tf — jorner r 5 fg aR Ene south: ire of ABE corner 4's and M streets, Island. augs. FOR S4LE—BRICK HOUSE of 8 rooms, in 0 Quire of W. B. WELLE, 329 7th of r delve of JUDGE WYLE ay 2tt OR il be sold s bargain, the Faber mil Brides saa Rock Crosby jo lot has a —<igrs nip to ORORGE WILENER, Be cSomi as © Tr aND counter 2 5. P, BROWN & SON, REAL ESTATE BROKERS, want of Ph ed, paeres Fe y atory “BETOR HOUR Cae Tete W.HAMILTO i & 00. =~ US