Evening Star Newspaper, August 24, 1869, Page 2

Some me“ ee , % ne Lp gar ony pens as Pid mate oe ae 0% Di Ae aes ~ eet A EVENING STAR. | Largest Cirealation in the District Se ne ERIE Scale eee CH CSEY S. NOYVES.,........Editers «sees AUGUST 24, 1869, S7 REAPING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. @Zn OUTSIDE rox INTERESTING GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. } pee ee oeennnpenn eens FoR THE AccomMODATION op PERSONS seaving the city during the summer months they cin Bave Tae Sram mailed to their | Sddress, by ordering the same at the office, for 12% Cents per week, for one week or more. Pools ats Rese ebedie:: usable EMIGRATION FROM ENGLAND. Ta publisbing not long since some imigra- tion sties we called attention to the fact | that the emigration trom England to this coua- try was lercely oa (he increase. Withina few Gays pert Dr. Oliver, of Durham, and Mr. Brown, of Northumberiand, Eagiand, have been prospecting Monroe county, West Vir- g1ia, with a view to purchase unimproved lands @nd colonize them with English and Scotch farmers. Both gentlemen are members of an influential emigration agency im Grea’ Britain. These agencies are, we are glad to say, bringing over every year thousands of in- telligent laboring mem, thus benefiting both countries. An “International Land and Labor Agency” has been formed at Birmingham, England, to facilitate the settlement in the United States of English farmers, mechanics and laborers of all occupations. A circular by the association sets forth that there are thousands of farmers’ sons trained to the best systems of English agriculture. but whocannot find farms in England on which to apply their skilled industry, though preferring the occu- pation to which they were born and bred. ‘These will constitute a class of purchasers who ‘Will do much to improve American agriculture 1 the New England States. as well as in the West and South. Then there are tnousands of merchants, manufacturers and well-to-do tadermen who cannot divide their businesses ‘with theirsons. nor set them up in their own line of oceupation. These wili form another class of purchasers in America, if put im the Fight way tothat end. And nothing perhaps would more encourage and induce them to do so than some pian which would enable them to make purchases without incurrmg the risk of being victimized or deceived by land specula- tors. This agency. therefore, 1s opened up expressly to iacilitate such purchases, by buy- ing direct from the owner, at the small charge of one per cent , to be paid by each party. By advertising in American papers, and by special agents, lists of f2rms for sale,on the proposed terms, will be obtained im most of the different States. The second undertaking of the ageacy is to supply orcers for English laborers of all cccupations, inclucing skilled mechantes of every trade, iarm laborers, gardeners, grooms, shepherds, &¢.; also, govetnesses, female clerks, houcemaids, dairymaids an¢ domestic servants of all kinds. There is no doubtof the fact that New Ergisnd, the West and the South heed laborers of intelligence, and there is also Eo doubt that England is everstecked by just that class of people er Feuate Evvcation.—Ag the Educational Convention, very re ently in session at Tren- ton. Bi. J., @ paper wes read by Miss Catharine E. Evecher, on the subjectof Woman's Rights, —bot fo vote, but to live and be usefal. Atier a grsphic delineation, as derived from statistics, Of the sr, punched, srd even destitute condi- tion of thousands of her country women, arising out of their weut of prectical training and culture, aud of the paucity of avenues for hon- orabie employment open to them. Miss Beecher Sdvocaied ihe projec: of the “American Wo- man's Educational Association,” of establis! Pporied by endowments, juc_ted women may train their Practical duties of the familyand the State,and also to some business that will se- cure to them am independent home and income. Suck sn institution would contsin: 1. A Lit. erary Deperiment, for menial development. 2- A Domestic Department. 3. A Health Depart. | went. 4. A Normal Department, forthe train. | ing of twsebers. 5. A Depariment of Fine | 2rts; avd 6. An Industrial Deparsment, to | NEW PUBLICAT From Blanchard & Mobua we have: — The Pictorial Field Book of the War of 1912. By Benson J. Lossing. New York: Harper & Brothers. This volume of illustrations by pen and pencil of the last war of this couatry with Great Britain contains several huudred wood engravings by Lossing gad Barrett, chiefly from original sketches by the author, who traveled more than ten thoassnd miles, in the United States and Cansda, ‘Bote-book acd Pencil io band, collectimg materisis for his work. The narrative of historic events is re- sumed where the author's Pictorial Field Book of the Revolution leftoft: that is, the present | Werk is a continuation of the history of our 18.5. country from 1783 down to White Lies. Love me Little, Love me Long. Fowl Play. By Oharles Reade. New York Harper & Brothers. The Harpers have made & great hit im supplying the demand tor Reade’s | 4 popular novels by their cheap ediiioaswnicn | is Beatly privted, and sold for tne ridiculously low price of 35 cents each volume. Toe three above-named stories are faverites with most novel readers, and this edition will create for | them 8 new circle of admurers. The Seven Carses of Loudon. By James Greenwood. New York: Harper & Brothers, | This is the last work by ‘The Amateur Uss- val,” and is got up in the usual neat style of * cbeap publications. Hetty. By Heory Kingsley, author of Stret- ton, Geoffrey Hamlyn, Ravenshoe, &c. N York: Harper & Brothers. Cheap edition. ‘The Philosophy of Teaching. By Nathani-l Sands. New York: Harper & Erothers. The | | may be briefly stated thus: author advocates a radical change in the sys- | tem of teaching youth, and his ideas in refer- ence to schools where pupils shall be aught by illustrations from nature as well as from bucks, were referred t> at length in the Stag & few days since. A Parser and Avalyzer for Beginners, with Diagrams and Saggestive Pictures. By Fran- cis A. Marsh. New York: Harper & Brothers. ‘The writer of this little book is Professor of the English Language and Comparative Phi- lology at Lafayette College, and is author of several educational works. Tais book is onan nal pien, and is intended to msk memory &s little as possible, perception and judgment as mucR as possible. The Map WhoLanghs. Complete. By Vic- tor Hugo. New York: D. Appleton & Uo. ‘Those who have not read “L'Homme (ui Rit” from week to week in Appleton’s Jour- nal, have now am opportunity tw peruse itas | 8 whole. Mademoiselle Fitty Mithions, or The Adven- tures of Hortense Mancini. By the Oountess Dash. Translated by Adelaide De VY. Chau- droo. New York: D. Appleton & Uo. This novel is Frenchy enough to suit the most ex- acting admirer ot higuly spiced literatare. A Shabby Genteel Story and other Tales. By Willtsm So . New York: D. Appleton & Co. Cheap edition. Diomede: From the Iliad of Homer. By ‘Wilham R. Smith. New York: D. Appleton & Co. Why any one should attempt to give English reade: mer whole and portions of tbat work, we cannot imagine. Mr. Smith has modestly contented himeelf with a trans- lation of the Fifth Book, which book is of itself @ tolerably complete narrative, und while his couplets are, as & general thing, very smooth, | some of them spirited, and but few faulty, yet most readers, we doabt not, will con prefer what Mr.S. calls Pope's “bom! way.” ‘Appleton’s Journal. Monthly Part, No. 5. This contains the weekly numbers for August complete, with the supplements. From J. Shillington we have Lov Liverty. By Alexander Damas. Philadelphia: T. B. Paterson & Bros. This is g translation of the veteran novelist’s 1a- test bistorical romance, which deals with the events of the great French Revolation, the Reign of Terror, &. This will secare for it many readers, outside of the large circle who make it a point to read all Dumas’ works any- tte how. ‘The Woman in Red. A companion to the « Woman in White,” by Wilkie Oollias, and the « Woman in Black.” Pmiladelphia : T. B. Peterson & Bros. Wilkie Collins has enough sins of bis own to answer for, and this making him accountable for an unending live of sen- satiopal women 1m black, red, blue, green, yel- | low, &c., 18 toe bad. The steamship City of Paris, in which Prince Arthur of England came over, arriving in Haliax on Sunday, made the trip from Queerstown to Halifax within six days and | eleven a half houre—tne quickest trip on record by six or teven hours. The Bos' policy, and expect that if gold and bonds are kept so near paras at present, specie payments | 7a:n women ‘or out door avocations, such as the rassirg of fruiis and flowers, the cultiva- | Gon of silk and coctep, &c. Miss Beecher pro- | poses first to establish one such institution in the vicinity of New York, wi Produced all over the iand. Sh. done, che believes that all the wrorgs of wo- man would be redres.ed, and that the ballot for womer, with all its risks and responsibili. | tes, would be no longer sought. The family staie would thus rice to its high and honored for, and woman, as its chief minister. feel ‘hat no earthly honors or offices covld compsre in value with ber own. AN Inrortawt RaitgoaD Oomsacrion.— | ‘There is talk ir railroad circles about the com- id it is said that the proxpects ing for dircct commanication een Richmond and Washington, through 3 commection with the proposed roa and the Fredericksburg and Potomac line, which will place us within five hours of ti capital of Virgiria. The road bed of the {new a8 provement was constracted to within seven | of Alexandria before the war. The Rich- mond Journal of Iastevening, from which we | get this information, adds: rg and Potomac Company row propore to complete the road, and then to copnect with it, thereby making & continuoas frcm Washington to Newberne. In making s change they will bave tosacrifice that wal- uable portion of their roed from Fredericks. burg t the Potomac, which terminates at tag terrupted railroad communication. Besides, they might still con- tinue their Potomac road as the cheapest line for freight carriage. We trast that this ramor Will speedily take the form of a certaiaty, for ‘we krow of no other movement Tus UsrREcEpEsTED Drow iT AND Irs Evracts om Tz Czors.—Rsports of damages to the corn and tobacco crops by the dry weath- €r continue to come in from Virginia aad parts of Maryland. 4m the former State the drought has been general for about eighty days and the Weatber very hot. Io the past three days the thermometer stood in Richmond at 105, ia Nor fold 100, in Danville 99, in Lynchburg 101, sm tbe mountains at 83. Rain fell in all these sections m the past three days, bat not heary or general enough t» alter the result, All re- ports agree that the corm crop is reduced by ove-balf and the tobacce crop reduced by one- third. The corn is beyond saving, but a con- tinued raim might alter the result in tobacco. | In parts of Georgia and South Garolina the | corn ts cut sRort and cotton is prematurely opened by rust. Im Southern Georgia and in | Florida the crops are good: The Cotton there | ia too iar advanced to be injured much by | drought or worms. Pcking hgs commenced | am South Carolina. Tne Sen Islana crop ts said to be looking very fine, bat it is reported ‘(Mat the caterptilars are at work upon it. Tue Tax But AMBEDED.—{t will be seen by reference to the proceedings of the City Counefls, reported in fall elsewhere, that both Boarde, last evening, passed a bill repealing | that section of the sct imposing taxes for the se pear in60, which charged 26 per cet. per mOB(B om deferred payments. There-hes been @reat oppositom en the part of tax payers 0 that clause of the bil}, and it was repre sented that it was rot only tmpolitic bat clear- “y thiegal, and indirect violation of the usary Jaws of Congress in force in this District. In lew of the obmoziogs provision s clause was spserted @utRorizing the Uollector “to allow su abatementof & per cert. on all taxes accra wg Uuder the act and paid prior to the lst day of November, 180: Previted, That no arrear- saes of taxes, either om real or personal pro- perty, shail (ben be due by the person or per- sons in whose favor the abatement is mage.” ee ‘The M husetts Republican State Uonver- hom 1s agam to be beldin Worcester ou Wednes- day, Septemberzid. The basis of delegation is to be formed on the Republican vote, spstead of on the number of voters, taking for this pur. Pose the last Presidential vote. Will be resumed by July, 1970. Twenty thousand people met in open air, at Drogbeda, Ireland, yesterday, ana adopted resolutions demanding amnesty and liberty to the Fenian prisoners. ‘The Republican voters of Baltimore city will meet to-night in their respective wards to elect five delegates from each ward to the city Re- Publican Convento n. itm SEVEN Wisk ‘at Druid Hall, 4 iv . T. ROWaBD HAS BETURNED @ cily ai et absence, and re- profe ior be it’ LOLGE, Ne STO Penne eee ontterd next THURSDAY EV EWING’ ee tant nese of importance fs to be transacted. By orcer of the W. 0 ifte. DOM! rene ero AU LIOS 8TROBLE, N.G. ECHUULS. SFC@ND DISTRICT. ry we One of the Trust will be at the Miller School Eut-ding. H street. between Gh wad Teh sttecte, yore «f areptive tickets of cassis, the renting tickets of emission Schools of the Diet et” 4.25.80,31.001 2.5, o POB THE FINGST LIFE LIKE LIKE- les. plain and f lt NESBEP, all sizes and styl cojored. from card to lite size; al ceased friend old picture: or . 4i-6 Pa jeapest first-class Galle Facilities unsurpassed. 024-3" D: The undersigned respectfully informs the citi- zens of the District cf Columbis that he has ten- dered his resignation as Deputy Register of Wills for this District, to take effect on September let, 169, ond will establish an office in ‘Young's Law Building,”,st the corner of 6th street and Louisiane avenue; where on and after the Ist prox- he will be found, and will give special attention to the prosecution of the accounw of Bxecutors, Ad. straters. sod Guardisns for settlement in the obtal: ees for t! Seis of Orphans" eal ‘Eetatet the Prout aed Gat lection of ome jnat — of ——— Batare; zd carpeaty euitte the petrouane othe s{tizene of thie Dietciet, with whom he has enjoyed "Weentngion, D°Owhugents die” it 1D: Os ELS. EDWARDS. ror 7Eer, ; URTZEN FEST, OF GEORGETOWR. mae Fe heh bare eenader ae ry for new Regulations, save a Vy BXaMINATI a OF TBAGHRES. een teachers who. ca coming Te serge Fates ater, amine are Ee AT SBVEX- rs bt 535: Traveller ssys that the bankers of Bocton h’gbly commend Secretary Boutwell’s | SS SS ee EM K WILL BBBI | T. ra 1s8h6 KERB WILL RESUME THE ond K.| | GoeoD ae a has ONLY $2 PEB at 0. WITMEE'S, 119 Pennsylvania avenue, aut Between 1sth and 2th streets. we us pisoges 7a GREAT QUE ‘Whit ts ‘he mos’ important o° all earthly biese- ines, in the estimation of every intelligent human being? } Cleary, it fe 7H; for soundness of bxdy | and mind ts emo. to the enjoyment of all the other good gifts of Providence. ‘Bow, thes, eball those who possess this inesti- | mabdle treasure ¢udeavor to preserve Sf, and how | aball those who have lost it a ek to retrieve it? ‘These questions Lave been asked in all ages, but never bave they been as satisfactorily respended | to a8 at the present dey, and the snewers which common sen‘@,enlightened by science and expe. rience, gives to them in the Nineteenth Century | To protect the system agat erate divease, Ti i influences that Is NOTHING LIKE rm basis, when pty 4 ome 7 'e the system must be SIMULTANEOUSLY STRENGTH ENED. RPOULATKD AND FURIPA ‘heae cnas ‘can only be arial Laoskl Tinie are effectually blended tn StOMLON BIT TEUS they 'p notht! . irriteing or inflammato- ‘The jai: xtracte of senative berbe, Foote and tari are their sole imedich Miagrest thon with the spirituous essence of rye, the parept of a! alcoholic stimelaats | ‘The aad eapectally thoes euttor- ing from ifoannern jadigest! ou and nervouenees erfel torte and iterative dartag 8 be heated a rm, | saveoew D SODA WATER AND fhe soda trade from confticting with. the more? Sice bee Gece sesered’ re re obarnety bee becn ace were ; Fil for @1 ib foun Fifteen tickets for @1 ‘sua ER, ATTORNEY.AT-Law, to 436 street, near the Qa aeons POLAB 80DA STILL MAINTAINS ITS UNBIVALLED BEPUTATION FOR UNLFOBM GCOD QUALITY AND 108 COLD TEMPERATURE, ‘With DELICIOUS FRUIT and CREAM SYBUPS. | Kissingeo, Vichy, Selteer,and Sarstogn MINB- | BAL WATERS on draught. Ho. 480 Fifteenth street, Opposite U.8, Treasury. myn 410 12th sureot, betwe au} entered into co- conducting the 88, the feu 6t"} Ts BOYS’ ENGLISH 'D CLassicaL GH Lit Will resume ite tee SEPT ER Gtx, in the North Session of 4% street Oharch = The Pi | the Post Ofice; or, be seen at the | | s el umber of Bitto. ha, Be . Coan BT. HAM. | au2-3t" Cor. 9th and Dats 4479 4that_ | eh tA ES Le Fo LIVEBPOOL AND QUBENSTOWS. 8. ‘ickets sold to and from land, Ireland. andthe Continent, ee For fall tnformatien sppiy to JOHN G. DAL Agent 15 B: way, New York,or MIDDL! TUN & CO ker ‘ashington. aud tf in C sors Fetits. ——— ivi vi 01 ' ins ond hariotweavilig Alas, its of choice. fresh he celebrated | PBABS. BL. Oana GOLD: ‘WaMBURGS, I REDLINGS. CATA WRAB. ko. a wholesale and retail, at’ = J. PEABBOW'S, 491 8th street. eu2¢-1m Lovazm OBUSHED, POWDBEED, AND GRANULATED SUGARS, 17 Cts; SOFT WHITE SUGABS, 16 Cts; ALB, STOUT, AND PORTS: 75 LONDON ALB. so Doren: iB, $2, BI 8 CALIFORNIA WINES ONLY oe RANTS, YEE BOTTLE; T= COLUMBIAN SBMINARY. a ¥ Ladies? rection ia, a the Srdtasry mn, af also thi a the il cer ence ite annual session 38th and H streets, September 13, 1869, ci are Miss Lydie Fietcher. formeriy Princiyalcfthe Kentucky Female College, and latterly one of the ecalty of the Balti male College. and Mise C at oxpe in teaching, jearned fessors tn t! jsiness ent. It bei ‘ister Banton Geparteent. being this s Semi in tad: . inary ree sted to th he community. they tarueetiy solicit ihe triepds of learo’ to, mid com +A it 3), 1859. for fur CORN: OAW8. Bal, ena BY e OT, Depot during the sears ing the year Fstoqe acd ctraw to be ean the door. Belercaces | Radrece Bh,” Bear Oftice \_“Gnpoio 0.3 rare. ‘Bo <8. ci (5 TERFRRASEGNTROS Why Bs csi IF ite dures tbe bers W Hr ya FOR SALE AND RENT. DSOMELY FURNISHED BOOMS T amr eta very low price: a2 Meth ateact © oust" Hentai d i site. FF", and it $10 per Two jesirable Ms. end ange aie end gas; 17% ith at. store avenae. ‘Ment $16 per month. — jgbtful locality, a furnished ome. address" Veraer,"Olty BO. reets t $25 mm advapes. OMA ve. Be (0% 7th street, Between Bew Fork Seine asd Eiatreeds ne vermoen ae — Tt Brick HOUSE, with Thoders: Improvements, Nor Teoma yb 9th and Ast Septem tory Brick STABLE, Im ie pie, 8 two story 3 5 “Apts to 391 Bet aur: ;OR Bent —Freme HOUSE, 5 large reoms. ra ie lee gaara wae Bem " ‘alley 8lsin edvance, Gn st iteb: side tw. 26 ‘Uth sta. ous. SaREVE Neal Rotate and General agent, S08 Sth os pete lew York pity and Let outs 6t* x ¥ —The Brick RASIDENUE corns F Cita, streets, South Washtegtoa. “ Sill be tomted low tom prompt tenaut. Poasss, ‘en Ist Be store Bo." May Barats au74-10t Corner Seventh and i stresis —FUBHISE ED BOOMS in suite or wtogle with without board; 338 G street, rant Vy ri fi det izeot, Genital Bile FoSoditd Ta tne boars ofa priests fattrE ‘a. gu23-st"* St" (Ea “en pot ster: je xt Fo DICKSON & KING iste’ and & yEGY DESIRABLE SUITE OF FUR- Aw BOOMS for rent, second floor: bat rivate family; southwest streets, 0 ite Franklin eu 23-3" |T—Three HOUGES on i3thst., a eee pe re u ine eleven i. re eight rooms and bath-room. {1 estrable Dart of the elty. near Franklit: Row. Inout . ner stn and Letrests: iz au astt x ‘OB SALE—Firet claw three to Furor Dwaetine: cloven roome, gat and water, bath room, niarble is, chs tiers, closets; bealthy end res; a "3 HOUSE, containing between, rooms. situsted on Le ADRIY. to GEORGE th corner of ith ant @ etree Wile rented very low Tented very 0, street, between Mand N. A '—One three ‘OR REN ne thri inntes Inquire at No. 504 14 het sew eight-room and ith all me ted son! * ‘Dase- ern improvemenis, thweet corner. 4s! ot Pos- PT—Part of s HOU! F vome-—parlor, kitchen, ann water, gas, Sigs? 300 sth af sassafer consisting of dining room and and ‘Latrobe stov: orth ef 1. ai Tmonth, of will sell the tars y Pa D. L. WELLS & Ov., est cor. 7th and F strecis and water. Possession {1 443 13th street, or on the Cesitols Capitol Hilt ¢ Capitol. ; Payment. avd $25 monthly "Save you Gwuitg yourown house. Gall st once, a21-St* cor. 1st st. cast and Par at Oee Hill. {OR BALE exchange for cit y FC. DEN FARM of ten seres. alt Pu atti tion: about four acres set in clover. Hew house of A gering cf most excellent water 10. W. MITOHELL, Inteltigencer ou 21-3” o Tt 10 gz. I OR BENT. ‘arnie! ‘BO for house- eeping. 37~ D street, between Sth and 9th to L. STODDARD. on the premises Defore Or at Masonic Hall, cerner 9th and D ste , sun-tft NT—A welt FUBNISHED FRONT convenient for two persons, with or hout BUARD. in a delightful focation. Prices raid moderate; No. 335 Sth street, between cet _ FOS SALE AND RENT. Reno City! .* Reno City! Reno Oity!: THE MOST DESTRABL# BUILDING SITES IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 812.50 Eac $12.50 EACR *: $12.50 EACH Heving disposed of one half the whole number of Lots trour subdivision of the Tract of Land known as the olf site of fOBT REO, Tennally town, D.0., we shall offer for sale, unt?! WED- NESDAY EVEMING BEXT, one-half of our re served lots at the old price, viz: Lotcontaining 2,20square feet of ground, t2 50. Oonveyancing for each Lot, $750. Bovenue stamps and recording sat the cost of the purchaser Any number of Lots adjoining will, in thie baif of ouf reserve, be soles desired, until one-half of our reserved Lots aredisposed of, On THUBSDAY WEXT, at 5 o'clock tp. m., we sball offer, on the premises, at public auction, the choice for the remaining Lots in excess of one- third the original number of reserved lots. In all sales of these lots we reserve the right to do the conveyancing. ‘The plat axd abstract of title to this property cam be seen at our Office. Building on this tract tine already commenced, and these lots are every day becomtag more and more valuable. Water is convenient, a1 for everything requisite ne suburban residence is at hand. rly all the lets in our subdivision face either north or south, giving the edvanteces of thcse exposures, which, together with the grand rise of fcenery and healthfulness of locality, render this location one of the most desirable in the District, ONION & BUTTS, REAL ESTATE BROKERS AND P Containing JEW: aires ewer Been eat SC ed he great National ten thousand 4 iar Py ‘f the Oapitol. The n'y ori. Photey fo Beg & cents wach. ot ths WHITEHOMST Ghts LARRY. 424-6 Pa ave aud 6h sts. a2e-8:° MAY OONCERS OFICB 1 ant to omg + opi T wilt not be ‘ae aicees” Any Sette tna in $25 Ete A Saeere, ons fi, never felling 2 Geor, a. ip requested to call af Room No. =, ‘Winger's . Su 1? ot” SACERT ABD SOKOFULOUS Dipgasks ‘Bra on it Medium. can be at No. street north, upos ail business of of import: D° [OT DESPAT@ UNTIL YOU Ba’ on 7 D Dr. Da ‘th street, r when Sau S HUGHEs, oer AND O8UNSEBLOR AT Law. im the Supreme Gourt of the Uni_ tea }. the Court of Uisims, ana the Courts of the Distrivt jee, 240 ev nue, bet. Ieth ‘39th ste Hashes. See Same. {OR BALE—A handeom. Ou TOP BUGGY nearly new, HAR &c. Sold tur no fault. Ar BAGL & BUN's sue ot" Btables. Hi st.. betw With and Zist. NY PERSON WISHING To POMOHASE @ A’ feed, MULCH OuW and HELPER OaL¥. can Fore'Potten, D0. 77128 t9 aun se WM. 8. OLARKE Fo BALA —A basdeme sorrel Saddle Humse. Tre ptapaty afte te Regia eae i 5. SON'S “auitSt? Stables, H street, beiw: 30th and Tet, horse wiiP, re | al —Good Will, Fixt end L f nities samay UUMFEOTIUNERY aot “ide Ghia SEVENTH STREET, Corner ef E, | ado tim Bear Mor. auld Wrantngton, D. 0. VALUABLE HOTRL PROPERTY FoR BALE. | Seminary Bafiding, one syuare north of Bri strect, fronting 18) feet on Washiogton street, by 129 feet on Gay street, three stories porty fe picasantiy teen i ibe gna with B. WILLIAMS: Fi e office of B. ‘corner Bridge snd Congress streets, Georgetown. GOTser Hyattsville. PL WT PARLOB FOR BENT, FOG- | Well located and pi mona ‘Sret None, B® tar le the BOOMB, furnished or rent No. 4 T4°11ih street, betwoon ant etl Fo BENT—The 21 and 34 storice Buil ling. (each in one large room,) Peuni August iet. Tnsuite of Dr, DAWE'D, OLR aie saroee Oc st_ted Fense. srense. “wn tt’ | UK BBNT—T wo nlocly ished commanica- FannPancons, ‘routing’ 9 an ya) Fe RENT—A two story BRIOK HOUSE. No, Fs mee, ot mapa celed been at 24 T est ae wat Fer td eet a om ‘Rext door, at No 222 te! ing nine (9) r % large en. Apply to JAS. BLOSCOM' & GO, 1S ridge strect, Ovorgetows DG on & SOinht USE FOR RENT AND FU noe POR AEN? AND Te Store attached. corner of Mes-achnectts sven! and 34 street west. The house is new, with all the modern improvements, and the store Is an excel- for nese. lent a4 le ter it the terme will be reavonsble ‘The oie house wale ol of aeeestacie de : dimti thi an tit ird oper rise sous ee a a 4 a Po wan tehave a ee of buslaess in this hed with each bid in by fhe bidder will. eee ox Importers of Crockery and Chine, 604, 946 Follows’ Hall, 7th at. yavemen' je street. leat tween lith on ._be- Ith, south side. ‘Apply 10 358 ‘9th and wth. sen sont. aL sé. og a ar Etter Recessary Lt front of wt farntenrs in the | iy | tafoing all the modern i | Biss Sapp heap Location good. and iverty Market. Attached is « Grst-class . MARTIN M. ROH auz36t__New York Avenue aud {OR BALE—Op account F BATHING. NerabLions us. en, elt patrenteed: Use of meenioers T° DISTILLEGS, BERWBES, Ac =a ‘One large COPPER BOILER, capecity ebout s ns; will be sold’ Dargnte early new ‘House has 10 rooms: 3 EK. WAGGAMAN. 466 opposite Post Ss ILL, AND FIXTU! RE No. 455 7th street, between B, FOR SALE OHUAT. or he Pickett wpa Stock. Rent onl: diately at No. Kk MaRB, +15, hands high. cannot be surpassed for style im the District; perfectly gen dle. Also.a new open 6 LB, and OB 84LE—Onue FOUK POUKET BILLIARD F TABLE iInquireo? B.B. CLARK, 33Pae street, corner M south, ayia . HOUSE No. 186 street. | Wiss ee te a bats a hd Tth street. IGE? FUgI HED ROOMS. WITH HOME —Several pleasant, . ieheds at greatly reduced prises: Tent Stentrenety Sroderate tarts” Assigee he 13th. ‘and ¥ ste at Toom, hot } le om rear of lof. to a thirty foot paved tral, 01 2 tf F2 | BALE—A three-; BRIOK DWELL- | itl Bi ii Is Pa ee range, alley; oration ce venient to street | tars.’ Ferme easy. AbD te LO BiSHOe Kolb's Drug Store, coruer Fen ‘ona ig streets’ j a Foe ear set Tasgene See | voment Premices, No. 363 H st., cor. of Lith. i = as evry 4ND COUNTRY ‘FOR SALE BY 5S. P. BROWN & SON, REAL ESTATE BROKERS. Oounex 164x Graget xy Naw York Avsxcn) |. BEICHBNBACH. su:tim ILL’ CATAWBA WINE. M aay vires Got Mitte. of Sentatky. other wine punamer uae. we ire on | Beal Dz. BIOHAD’sS GOLDEN REMEDI£s. Ask for no other. take no other, and you will CLOTHING, a. CLOSING ouT. ENTIRE sTOcx, 10 PER CENT. DEDUCTED FROM THE MABKED PRics, UNTIL WE REMOTE Ravi STAN OK TO OUR OLo aE Te AND THIS ADDITIONAL ENDUCEMENT 1S DONE TO CLOSE THE sTeux. Fy A. SAKS & ©0., OCLOTHIEBS, TEMPORARILY at 1°) SEVENTH sTREEr. . REIBEBGER, CITIZENS, ARMY 45D wavy D« J. a BENTISTR ek im the best manner, on mederate 4 ay ee ee TEETH ox pat, aes ED . A. PENNSYLVANIA AVEO Te nish ARTIFICIAL TERTH om any knead $antly on baud for jooth without pain. We guarantee to all th. work ur office satisfaction in —J— ~ Bo wise p*® uw IB & DAViS’ DENT Tipe ENTAL assooza. Bo, 260 PENNSYLVan’ AVENUB, TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT Pain, aber the quantities there: ‘the following et 108. OFFICE oF INDIAN AY rains, Angast 13, 1 Froposnls, indorsed “Proposals fer In- lor be, Fecet ved the Office of FIRST CLASS—MACKINAC BLANKETS. 570 pairs S point Bea M; “< tah che ead welch § bes. baeabins Bech cous to conicrm to the TWIRD CLAss—pay «. « prints.) ‘article. urniahec uycer contract inspected end ‘compared with the agent ee oe jackinec Bisakets welgh 6 pounds lankets: ie re clagr of the arti. will be souetdcred’ . will be sompies Py oes ‘agent appointed to Pr responsible. perecus. whose certified by 8 United States tas sbowe bidder. tor it woeutract shalt