Evening Star Newspaper, June 10, 1870, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the District | { « ~~ eResEyY S. NOYES.......Editor. WASHINGTON OITY: -++-.Jume 10, 1870. "Reading Matter on Every Page. 87 Persons leaving the city for the summer can bave Tae Stag mailed to their address by ordering the same at the o‘ice. Terms 50 cents per month. +<ee-—___ After years of that hope deferred that maketh the heart sick, our city has reason now, we think, te look to the early completion of one if not two of the important railroad connec- tions promised us with the North and West. ‘The operations on the line of the Baltimore and Potomac road at last begin to look something like business; and the work on that still more important road, the Metropolitan road, con- necting Washington directly with the West, has now reached astage where its completion within a few months ms a matter assured. The work has been progressing steadily at the heav- iest points on the line, and has now been re- sumed at this end, and will be prosecuted vigor- ous ert Murray, has commenced work at the point reached when operations were suspended by reason of Mayor Bowen’s raid upon the line. In the early stage of bis contest with the railroad company Mr. Bowen undoubtedly had the mpathy of this community, in the belief that his motive was to protect the interests of the city; but it soon became apparent that other motives were at the bottom of the vindictive opposition made by him against the operations of the company d when it was found that this petty warfare and protracted litigation only served fo benefit the lawyers and delay the con- struction of this important work, a general feel- ing of dissatisfaction grew up, which had un- doubtediy considerable to do with Mr. Bowen’s defeat on Monday last. We trust, now that Mr. Garrett can have no excuse in the obstacles thrown in his way by Mr. Bowen, that the work will proceed without | pause to its completion. Such, we hear, is the full atention of the pip aman The condition | of the work is about as f : On about one- fourth (over eleven miles) ia ‘the road to the Point of Rocks the track is,down. All the heavy work (excavating) on tl rest of the line me, and contracts on eleven sections of the lighter work will soon be finished. A large force is at work at Monocacy river getting out stone, and at all points of the route we learn that the work is being pressed with the vigor | characteristic of Mr. Garrett's operatious when | he sets about a thing in earnest. ‘The Metre -politan road will andoubtedly be in full operation by the time the Conneltsville and Pittsburg road, of which it is @ link, om pleted, and then Washington city will have the benefit of greatly shortened connections with the West, by the way of the Baltimore and Ohio road. and the Northwest by the Pittsburg route, and will also reap the great advantages to be derived from tapping the rich valleys of Maryland and Virginia, and of opening up a portion of has only necded railroad facilities to put it on the advanced path of agricultual and manuface turing progress. It Mr. Garrett will only go ahead and give us this important road, he will soften down the entertained against him here amazingly; he will follow it up by relieving us from discriminations in faroref Baltimore, we may come in time to vote him a public benefactor. On the principle that half a loaf is better than no bread, we suppose the country ought to feel grateful over the prospect that the income tax law is not to be perpetuated inthe fulness of its present iniquities. And we do not doubt it will be grateful in a degree proportioned to the | measure of relief afforded. But this mitigated thankfulness is in danger of extinction from the | Proposition now before Congress to abolish the | {ax OM the gross receipts of rasiroad companies. \ ‘Tuts scheme stmpty monstrous. The revenue now derived from that source, some $7,000,000 | in amount, comes from the receipts from pas- senger travel alone; but if the tax were re- moved, does any person suppose that a traveler Will be able to ride any cheaper on a single railroad in the United States? Not one far- thing. The proposition is, in plain language, nothing but a plan to tran fer so mach money from the public treasury to that of rich and | gtasping monopolies, without a particle of — efit or semblance of beneiit to an overburden and long-suffering people. ‘This is a little too bald. It seven million dol- lars can be spared from the yearly revenues of the nation, as we doubt not it well can be, why not take it from the tax now laid on sugar, coffee and tea, which can no longer be classed as luxuries, but are absolute necessities of the laboring man and woman, instead of making an outright present of that vast sum to soulless corporations that get everything and give nothing in return? Our national legislators should reflect long and well before taking a step at once so foolish and so wicked as doing this thing. Having done it, they would go before their hard-working con- stituents with heavy odds against their re- élection, and over their defeat they will find no one to drop a tear. —-200- An incidental question of considerable lite- Tary interest will arise in the minds of most of the reading public in connection with the death of Mr. Dickens. That is, whether his last work, A large force, under the direction of Rob- | | weeks ago on the country north of Washington that | | the feree which the Spaniards say captured it | The Baltimore American has something to say about the abuse by Tae Star and Tie R-publi- con “of gentlemen non-residents of Washing- ton who have had nothing to do with the elec- | tion troublesthere.” Th> American has showns | degree of misinformation in regard to our “elec- | tion troubles” hardly cre litable to a paper pub- | lished within forty miles of us,and the Wash- ington papers who have been in the thick of the fight will prefer to receive admonitions from some better qualified authority. Itso happened | that a good many “ gentlemen non-residents of | | | | THE LIFE SUSTAINING ORGANS. two organs which minister most directly to the support of the body, are the stomach and liver. Inthe former the first process of digestion takes Place «under ihe action of that powerful solvent, the gastric juice, Thence the food, converted into a pulp, } ase into the duodenum, where it is subjected tothe action of the bile or gall, flowing fromthe liver, and of the fluid genera:ed by the pancr-as. or sweetbread of the system. These secretion separate the nutritious portion from the rest, and it is then taken up by the absorbent vessels and conveyod into thechannels of circulation in the form of venous blood, while the waste matter is discharged through the bowels, Culcss all these processes are duly Performed, disease of some sort is inevitabie, and the best of all medicinal agents for presery- ing or restoring the tone and regulating the action of the three organs—(the stomach, liver and iatestines)—by which the three fold work is carried on, is HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS. Indigestion is generally accempanied by constipation, and the gentle cathartic operation of the Bitters is no less important in cases of this kind than its tonic effect upon the stomach and tue bilivry gland, Beauty of person as well as health depends in no small degree upon the regularity of the excretive functions. A sallow complexion, a thick, opaque, coarse skin, a tainted breath, rush of bivod to the head, loss of memory, headache, and ex- treme mental depression, ments of costiveness. A course of the Bitters will infallibly relieve, and finally baaish these obnoxions symptoms, while invigorating the stomach and pro- moting healthy action in the liver. This genial veg- etable stomachic and alterative strikes at disease in its primary sources, the assimilating, secretive, and expulsive organs, and the cures it effects are conse- quently thorough and complete. Je6-cottew ‘Warhington,” and who had no earthly business to interfere with our election, took not only an active but a very discreditable part in behalf of | Mr. Bowen. They took the trouble to come here from Baltimore, from Philadelphia, and even | from New York, and made themselves conspica- ous by the unscrupulous nature of their war- | fare upon Mr. Emery and the Reform Republi- le Ha Their disgracefal work was characterized j in proper terms in TRE STAR and Republican, | =< a whit more severe than was deserved. If | any outside gentlemen not deepiy implicated got unduly rapped over the knuckles it was the result of being in bad company, and we shall be glad to adjust the due proportion of censure ty | the proper shoulders wherever inequality is shown. +222- The farmers of Englan¢l are in great trouble | concerning the want of rain. In some parts of this country there is ao great anxiety touching the same need.—N. ¥. Express. We are not hankering® after rain here—not much. We seem to be getting not only our own share, but that of all the rest of creation. poate Sotcires. 9% + Sone Vises 2 ‘Tae Wonrkine Peorte—The Commissioners of Public Parks in New York city have adopted resolutions in reference to the recent act of tlh New York Legislature, which establishes eight | fear a day's work for all mechanics, work- | ing men and laborers, employed on the public works of the State and of municipal corpora- | | tions. The resolutions declare that it was the | | intention of the Legislature that such mechanics should receive for such number of hours thus | constituting ‘‘a day’s work” substantially a same compensation as that heretotore paid foi the day's work of longer duration. Under this OFRAWBEREY AND FLOBAL FESTI- VAL .—The Lad ot she eek. on TUESDAY, YU THURSDAY and FRIDAY RUE! NINGS. SRdvolosh m—Season ticket, 25 cents; pay ticket, 10 cents. Je6-51 RE™’’ AL. DR has removed bis DENTAL UerICR to, 1A12 F tree; near 1 All DENTAL “WOBK done in the best meaner sodat moderate prices. Nitrous Oxide Gas for extracting teeth construction of the law, it is provided, that all | ee mechanics, working: laborers’ in the (TBE CONTINENTAL HOTEL, Employ of the Department of Parks shall ‘be NG BOS oor 8 SoBe Chand paid by, the. day's work of eight | win be opened on the 151) th of June, hours” ‘aration, p24 that the compensation | | shall be at the current rates paid for similar work, and that the extra compensation shall be paid for overwork. Ata recent meeting of the | German Cigar Makers’ Union, No. 9,of New York, now on a protracted strike, it was voted to modify the resolution not to accept any ne duction of wages, so as to establish a minimu: x price, to serve as a basis for negotiation with | the employers. The matter was referred to the | exeentive committee, to arrange the list o | rates. ft —— Caxpipates vor CongREss.—Baltimore county will present a number of candidates for Congress in the second and fifth districts. Hon. Jobn Wethered is a candidate in the fitth, We | have alto heard the name of Hon. Samuel | Brady mentioned, whether with his consent or not we do not know. The names of Dr. Henry S. Hunt, Levi K. Bowen, Edward F. Jenkins, Charles H. Nicolas and Wm. P. Preston hare been mentioned in the second district. The names of General James Hahool, George H. Carman and Dr. W. T. Allender have also been nsed in this connection. Hon. Wm. Kim- me'!l is the Baltimore city candidate, and Hon. Stevenson Archer the Hartford candidate in the second district— Baltimore County Democrat. see. Tae Streamer Urtox Sarecy Arriyep tN | Cuma—A few days ago a Spanish dispate’ vara announced that the Cuban ex- pedition, which sailed from New York two steamer Geroge B. Upton, had been captored. Letters to the Tribune and ew York Sun announce that the expedition as safely landed on the coast five days before This magnificent hotel_has over G9 ROOMS, jazza fronting the ocean 700 teet long. For rooms apply at the Everett House, New York, OF on the premises, B. BORROWS, Proprietor. Nson Superintendent. je10 Im ED 1833. We beg leave to inform our customers of the co: tipnous decline in GROCEBIBS, atid that we sual Teduce our prices to conforin thereto, being supplied daily with the Ne K Wholesale prices for both fore ioe and domestic procerics CASES CLARET WINE. of the very best comenane atl, leaving no vars Our Wits. Sere pure sea Wichiy Win WH, ORME & SON SPOKES! Elgeaved be ane Hee FELLOES! BAR IRON, STEEL, SPRINGS, HOBSE-SHVES, H. 8S. IRON, NAILS, TIN PLATE, SHEET ZINC, LEAD. J. W. KENNEDY @ €O., BUILVING HAKRUWARE AND METALS, 612 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, _3e10-Im Opposite Metropoliten Hotel. PRerosats Fue svariongRy, DeraptMent Wasntsctox, D. Sealed Proposals for turni for the year ending Jun received at AY, the 20th ius ant, left Nuevitas. The men and arms taken out by the Upton were undoubtedly well in the interior before the Spaniards knew of their arrival, and this reinforcement will be very welcome to the insurgents. oe ——__ Vixerz Ream’s Statve ov Lixcoux.—Vin- nie Ream writes trom Kome that she hopes to have her Lincoln statue completed by January next. She will accompany it to America in February next, and present it to Congress be- fore it adjourns. She will spend the summer aud autumn at Carrara, at work on the marble eermairee st a Property Satr.—Messrs. Hamilton, a and Smali, trustees, sold on Tuesday the fac- tory properties of the Antietam Mannfacturing Company, situated at Funkstown, Washington county, Md., for the sum of 831,500. John Eeeectroher was the purchaser, for the stoc! olders. ted quantities ms for bidding, containing will be furnished on application a: vires and Dini inf, formation, w and contract will be subject to the usual customs of the Departments of the Goverpinent in such cares, _Je}0-9t HORACE CAPRON, Commissioner Te THE LADIES. We respectfully announce that we ENLARGED OUk PLACE OF BU stand.) by a 1030)© 810 and a gr — Intely. hs —— ENT St fee Lwo at VENTH STREET. wren am: om, where, with increased facilities, ly augmented stock of ALL KINDS OF DRY GouDs, we hope to do a first class trade, WF Onc price. Just Dealing to all, BOGAN & WYLIE. 101% and 1020 7th street, N. We Jest ACK cagRcH a =i "iandag Sool ry again it 0" BRO: SEE pot hs luelemeney of the weather antl WED- | AT BOTELES Bros. ESDaY, Sune per av. the earliest day at wi THE AMERICAN BROILER. ri © Springs can be precu: i EpQBCELAIN-LINED WATER COOL- ae eee ee NTUE LODGE: No. 41. eaOE PS | WIRE DISH COVERS. ot of the Lodge ts x POKCELAIN-LINED iCE PITCHERS. 13h inst. REFRIGERATORS. ICE CHASTS, ag important business ‘ill'be Be at NATIONAL COFFEE POT. Lodge. (jel0-30" |W, W. HAYNE, Ree. CHINA. GLASSWARE. em ARD— HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES of every descrip- jon. For sale at low prices. | 23 ., My name having been mentioned for An- “W-BOTELER & BR lesson, Corporation era for pavii the usual accompani- | c! WANTS. J ANTEDSA COOK and LAURORESS (~ bite) c. corner of Road ta Greeaurrests Goong tum 3 my D. a COLUBED co eae to oe Wet ee WANED riptioed at FOUNT. i ipotcamec st cod d Pennsylvania avence. li" V 7 ANTED—A Ln tne —— ERSON good recommendations. Font he “33D —" Ecrner of 24. FOR SALE AND RENT. BUSINESS CHANCES. *UR rte of five rooms and larze Fo. SALE—Or exchange tor oy e oosen oe: new betwne a valzable patent right trail. | FE nd Sareteg, menen: lecated on es BS | gay carers Rares oH Pres” Ber emacs, je PROF ESSIONAL, I K. O'CONNOR HAs REmov ED MIs oF: to No. 1319 New York 4 f har th wt. Oftice by te ee — oo ,E—Stock. good will, and fixtares of yoy tage, aa at AA Pennsylvanéa avent Rent | Dezey LIEBERMANN SAS REM: Also, sot SURVETING INSTHC: | Kerk'n for leaving elty. Address “4 fice to No, 722 lath street, between , complete, far jow ae | ©.” Gity Pi * ‘ —BRIOK, six rooms, gas and water | [SOR Taree oie 1 TNGS PA- DWAED ©. front ee {Rutreet, between Ih F ‘Test Fink PROOF etree | all os iene — ncaa“ ee 1 61 Penn. avenue. Will be seid che. Ate ¥ LANE, 1820 K stroe st” A LARGE, NICELY» FURNISHED 5 ONT ROOM, second story. Wot leony, by = east ‘R SALE—A Feat nahgy 2 ‘AY built by Woot Broo N.Y urea, Engr WAIT EL, sonth- (single) as chamberm: must bring pag B. Apply t W45Ta)-a GARDENER wen. Owen House, Je 10-3" 1413 Pennsylvania avents WASTED-—A respectable WOMAN tode general house work in “Prestmmen fanily, end attend an infant. must cme w . Apply to No. Streot, bet. Je10- 2t" We ANTED—A ARON iso, & ¢ best ence required. “Apply to No. 610 iith #. and ANTED—By a indy temporarily in aT W BOSEDING ina res} le private ger in a quiet boarding: house, with & good sized. pleas’ room on first or secona floor, for $3) p Best of references, “Address 123, Arlingt N HONEST GIRL WANTED, ABOUT 14 rge of children; must be - Apply, with reference, at No. 90 ata Mrcet, near Washington stréef, Ge irge town, D—A GIRL sewoFk A +a. inquire at LEWIS BAAI: ied Want ‘s ‘A respectable GIRL to nurse and as- tist in housework References require]. A ply corver loth and L sts..overdrug store, je9-3t* VW ANTED—« WHITE GIRL to cook. wash aud Apply at 1320 Mth street, between N and Rhode Island avenne Je9-3t" Warten x BOY about eighteen years old to nO} housewor S09, 8 WAITER. Appi atc) at CHAS, KLUTZ'S, No. 1705 G street, wear 17th sireet, 309-30" WARTED-July ist, 1570. an unfurnished south FRONT BOOM, ‘with BOARD, for a married couple. Address. stating locarion and terms, which must be moderate, A. B.C., Star Office. je0- hree story. brick al of th ae Tannily sone HARNESS and four-se: CABBIAGE, all without fantt, in ood eondit sh, every way suited for amily use, and ata pric responding with t times. Give full descript tate price, and dress Lock Box 109, W: ‘hington, D. C. ye9-3t* 1 WOMAN, who hae beon pont | to weeping and Keeping rooms in first-class hotel ¢! Soong agrl oo . ng and able to work stead Go ight person. Apply. with regi Furniture, and Batting’ Emp th etreet and Pennsylvania at WANTED A zood Gtku, at the ne arthwest cor 6th and P streets, for general hous.work: 4 high wages WANTED” respectable girl wick IT TION to take care of children or do chamber Fork; would like to go t9 1 try. Good recom- mendati ed. je3-3t* Jen rid Ws a A POSITION as Barkeeper, by a temperate youn, man, of ex f ina Taio Louse, in or ont of town. tar 0 3 5t" V Tespec: ite W for iseneral. honsewoek one neon at ‘only those capable and wil on sg come wel ea mendes 1 je8-3t* V a Crk good re “containing abot’ twelve room anil modern éniences, situated Wiret Ward, furnished cr unfurnished: yearly if aris about $1,200. year. Address fe rt rent for two sie Gi iy for ae Bogiish fami couk, Wash, and iron. i Must ors, well reven FULTON'& CO. wrttet rae PS a8, WANTED PARTIES HAVING HOUSEHOLD GOOBS 20 dispose of can eave money py galings at 408 th street nest tog, C eC s LY, ‘o."# old stand, Jes-ly Furuitere Dealer. WANE purchase @ HOUSE, onor near the line of the 1th street cars, for #2000 o Address fay) tt Mcguire 3,000, on very reasonable terms. act Box 426, V or removing from the Ei Smow that they can aispone of thelr FUMN ITU vas veep trou ble or ex, ion, by addressing H Ws ‘O36 Pa Pa. on a8 E cor. btn st my3i im* ANTED—Everybody to_know that qempied, Oeriorky, hare vED Pa. ave., one door west of 4s st. tt A ‘D—Ladies and Gentlemen aes O08 w wie has vg abe art of SHORT- HAND t lessons by an ex; moderate, ‘Address STENOGKAPHE ES acar a OF c WwW ANTED-—COLTS REVOLVE 7 large sizes, at HEMPLEL'S Optician store. near National Hotel. 3-2 ANTED—Ladies to WwW Wilcox & Gibbs’ SEWING MAGH Toss working, it i once | file Myeot Sew fey working Jt ios wet Chine in the world’. 10. BAUM'S = Tat Agence’ Aa and Corset Factory, S19 1th atrect, between LOST AND FOUND. FOUND—On tho 9th instant.Jin Georgetown, a PCCKET BOOK, containing a sum of, Boney. which the owner So at by calling on GEO: REINTZEL, No. 60 Market street, east side Market House, TAKER UP ASTRAY ON THE 97a Te SMALL PIGS about six weeks old. The owner will please come forward, prove pro) Ef hareee, and take them sway. a gizit EK, cor. Vermont and P st. bay ini ou the ‘and noise- &c., of the Fourth Ward, I di desire | to correct £0 JeS-it 923 Penn. aveniue, bet. 9th and 1th statement, as I have never aT. oe F Tact until the oe now have, which is for the park tog of IK sinect. ALBERT GLEASON. BOOKS TO BE OPENED FOR SUB- aa RPTION TO THE CAPITAL STOCK 1 A RAILWAY OF as Tht oF eo BLA .—Pursuant public Bia a HATEWAY CO Rak PANY was held on ee: po one Loraine offer othe trade 25000 pockets SALT rent sizes "ABLE SALT in boxes, a oA STHOS. DAVIB & CO 85 Water street, Be C0. Je8-w fmtw ratore of the COLE oF BLACK LACE POL be] eh cca caen so Stapena BLACK OANVAS San Abiines, EAT OHECK SILKS, avd our whole assortms practaele ee eM ie Ex pone pone should before loosing as our ‘and prices, as we are determined to reduce it ver much t this month. see ee ol play Bee te Je3 costif 9 Ponsaytventa w rene, S4rt TO ABRIVE! The vadersigned ofr to the trade an entirely new article of SA. particular! Butchers and Confectioners poe ae ene SALT. (08. D, MLLIAM H- arene Re M.M. ROHRER, Secretary.” 306: “The Mystery of Edwin Drood,” was fully com- pleted at the time of his death. That its frame work was all laid Out, if not actually joined to- gether, we do not doubt; but whether he had Put the final and finishing touches, in his own structure, or not, will probably never For if he had not, that fact will most likely be kept from the public, and the services of some other writer secured to finish it secording to his original plan. The difficulty of this undertak- ing ts not so great as would at first appear,when it is remembered that the contributions of one or two writers for his serial publications were tr lng me nd by shrewd Judge nceptod as Mr. Dickens’ own. Let us hope however, hed tha wack agen which ho pos nepgea ee ‘the dread message came mayreach the world not only as conceived by his wonderful brain, but tnished to the minutest detail by his master hand. ——_—_ -+ee. “Tue Roumaxta Massacrs."—The New York newspapers, in the interest of the New York Associated Press and the American Press at each other about the late alleged massdore in Koumania, and epithets are banded around among them quite liberally. ‘That the “ news” was a bigsell seems to be now tolerabiy well esfablished, though the real facts of the case appear to be very hard to get at. it is pretty clear, however, that if the foreign agents of the N. ¥. A. P. had been as active and enterprising in procuring and sending for- ward an authoritative denial of the humbug as those of the A. P. A. were in getting it up, the country would have had less to complain of in the premises. That's all we know about the muddle. One of our city cotemporaries puts the num- ber of houses destroyed by the late fire in Con- stantinople at 7,000, and their value at £25,000,- 000. ‘This is an average of over $35,000 for each house burned,—a pretty high estimate, one would think, for the frame shanties that enter ‘0 largely into the real estate improvements of that city. ———0e Senator Cragip has received the caucus ro- ncmination (unamimogs) ef the Republican members inthe New Hampshire Legislature, and will be re-elected. Mr. Cragin, though not y *peaker, has made his mark in the Senate as one of ita, most useful and sagacious members, and his renomination gives grea: satisfaction in Congress, where his quiet worth is fully ap; preciated. Mr. Charles a Sweeter, the great American Payer St&rter, is now connected with the Chi- cago Journal. lem r be ope eSwim2w 83 Water winene, cia aS BL ENN MUTUAL LIF! ue ee cam NY at the Board of Trade PARY OF Angi! Hithet Je pes at Bere for: aoe © Booms, No tay logally come under’ the charter of said Com Gears Bist a 3 jest" ons era Agent. Bi 000K on ae LEX, SHECHTRD, tr dali HE BEST PUMP dae OpN T. a Pa oa HEL, ae TEFEN EEE a AL EE RIL BOUBN, J fone bees Is THE vn amare Cer POWERFUL as am | siete Bina Haasan ROACHES, RATS AND MICB. yp ? SAIRN'S EFFECTUAL 1 VERMIN PO the ttt we a total fallible destroy y these PB = ‘The most it is com but few Seema crtensively oy races ered in dist simple parte, ao ing. 3 pee 20, evonite Wattonal Hote Gaivasiged vepiaed Ta OHABLES Woo) parate, jetigm rs treet, eat. _ goers foot ae Era ha Fide Ley United 5 si on —_ Ke i Ge Bpeme 8 Got Broome et ) Fite avenue. (ee8)-0oly KISSENGEN, VICHY, SELTZER, BABATOGA, BLUE LICK, and BEDFORD MINERAL WATERS, ON DRAUGHT } LADIE Ks PEASE TAKE NOTICE, ‘That the largest assortment of ‘STRAW GOODS, EIBBOMS, FLOWERS, LAcr SHAWLS AND PARASOLS 5 fe meade gia oD cntainrer, AE ego germ at | P| gp reo maenga oSOEICS SOMERS, ah Manag fb pete stock, of HUMAN and IMITA- ' 8. HELLER’S, myit-im 718 MARKET SPACE, peoce The MSs aa N tt ; Geunammatat: ATTENTION! the Best anc Fue eh aS ite 79 TER SURSORIGNE, Ow MODAY. Cc neat inst. THREE HORSES, two — and ao brewn. a rove prone PeTew BELL owners will please come forward pay damages, and take them awa; Widow rombull’s Place, D.C boro’ Stage Boad ad Binnings lane heceren Bridge Boad. J ANTED—Families breaking up aaa 3 rable—21 J2th st.. near HESOUTHW meres EST AN rast STREET XOnTH We have for sale the shore valuable corner, at a price aud on terms more favorable than ever bef: eflered: $1 0C0 cash. and the remainder in one, tw TAEG Aud ORE FOOT eA WHITNEY & CO 729 7th street, between G and HH. For: SALE—An CT ARM oC BIN acres, adjoining Silver Hill Post Office, and within 3 les of the avy Yard ge, Washington City. D. Dwelling house, withs rovins, kitchen and ct lar; barn, stable for 7 horses, coru-honse. carriage hemioe, meet 1 and other ont-buiidings; four quire of B. BH. GRAHAM.cor. 9th and Dats. jed-m" WAGON and HARNESS. ai In complete order will be sold at Wall Co.'s Horse bs F. the lath day of June. livery keeping, without reserve. peo-at* J_C. HOWARD. PPORTUNITIES FOR (INVESTMENT— — Ove dogg big ammmont GOLD MINE STOCK asquabenes for city pro Improved and improved property to exe! ators farm n: city. a ted ten to twelve thousand of cround in the Second Werd —* 8 first-class house, for which cash will be paid Cv yeery ee = he a oe of 1427 be tie best varietion, lants.six va r rieties ismeariy all unde? good fencing: aos en ¥ AND REPLY TO EY THIS ADVERTISEMENT” plenty of ‘wood and fine water. Owner wishes to sell en account of @vic* South this fall. Will be di SPOKE MACHINE! RY o ‘com vided to suit Parc avery Apoly 3 - and Puilic eal ietate Asent. des, rvedy on shares to vicinity for ti Also, 8 alscellaneous tot of MEBCHANDISE— $5.0 worth. VALUABLE PATENTS. fo Quantity of PEACH TREES. BERRY and GRAPE COAL and MINING STOCKS and Blac No 519 7th st., opposite Post Uflice, Je9-th.s.tu.tt PPWashington. D.C OR RENT—HOUSE No. 622 Pon ae ‘Also. three five-room FRAME HOUSES on the rth side of Massachusetts avenue, bet. 1 and 3d. ects west. Inquire at 624 Penn. ave. _je5-3t™ v. AGN FOR SALE LOR BENT—The DWEL- ink, Shoe Peg Machinery. Cloth 1G occupied by H.A. Brewster, 1823 I Shearing Mechine, doda Fountath, wome wing Possession given immediately, Apel at rt aw Mil and other Machiners thedwelling: Portable ill, Mowing Machine and Sickle rist Grinders. Will exchange for lands showing perfect title in any part of the United States, or for other POR SALE — Valuable Store Promises, W: r Power. Sew Mill Planer, Cider T Mill, Wagon Shop. i at Wie marry Farms, Wood Lots: Building a VENEG {OR RENT—A_ three-story BRICK HuCse, containing thirteen rooms, water aa. suit’ able for boarding-howse, t 1222 D street, hetween ath aud 1th, "Terms $30 per month tn nad: Anguire next door. 408 6 oR R RENT, JUNE 20TH, OR SOONER IF iesired. four or five cool and pleasant UNFUR. P ton, Sermgge vert x nishep BOOMS for beusekeeping. Water —— omusten ree a rty. a. wan’ OSTRAND, . Vial ag mont! ly on the premises, SOS RES ity Falls, Saratoga co manty, N.Y. P sireet, bet. sth anid th jose Write me what you have for trade and whit you Fe SALE—STOCK and FIXTURES (Brocery. Stock Tight. Bent low a JOR RENT—The large HOUSE on the N. W. 29 UT corner of 6th and D streets, No. 492 N.W.. con taining 22 rooms. It is admirably suited for a large bearding house, or as a xeminary for young ladies, seling evi Washington. nauire om thy ore: ond is well known as baving beeu for years a private | * pe plo od 18 Fairstreet N fdas iso." For further information Tuguire on | FOOH, SA ae BAY HORSE, # ys kin: the premisos, Jes-tf fd geutle in barnes ass SiS avin {OR BENT FOR THE SUMMER OB BY THE | DOfurther use for ree eel SN F vane, © nice, comfortable Ww room COTTAGE, | “oulbeatt. x rounds, from 4 to 6 acres, on Bladens- Moser. TO LOAN AT LBoay g tarps fe. one le from tollgate and just be- fumes to suit,on real es! eg ottet Olivet Cometers. Good springs, fruit | fected on stocks, bonds, col Use: ke- Parvealars. apply to DYE & DAVID | paper. DUDLEY. pea cor, 7th st. aud La, avenne, Je lw Corner r7th st. an Louisiana avenue. S- wt FINE NEW BRICK HOUSE FOR SALE— ST.—For «ale the OULUMBLA Vare: PAakTICULARs: It contains ten (10) rooms, with 1515, and ISi7, and the the bath room; also. hall, vestivale, celine under PEMAN'S Ss ce for the years Is13 and pusc, range in th ‘kitchen, hot and ead | Jsibe In good pivscrvation. Inguire at the counting gas, sinte minntels; proseed brick front: front | room of THE LV ENING STAI, where the volumes ng 3 stories, back building 2 stories; marbie | may be examined jes-dit Lot 120 fee an alley: locati: mrch.” Price an 5400 of which can ran fr: ch the rent will cover an SOK SALE CHEAP all complete. One coat R. FULTO A . aerak seven years, which th The other $3.00 of the purchase mone: taken in cash, im notes, in real estate, or of almost any kit ‘This house is built mpon honor, and will make » socd iuvestrent oF & good home. The rent boing sufficient to meet all deferred Dayments, the pur ES per pipe a DAY SUN ™ Yidom 8.8. Recor tha. and La. a SALE ©: CHEAP gue ‘ee pet anni jertt chaser will only have to make the ayment. 15} JOSHUA Witrsee i Con OUBLE aS. Apo oS * BPULTON & OOo peembrok aa! bat Gane t. je7-at Sth st..near Pouna. avente. OR RENT—Three small BRICK HOUSES. Apply to J- CHAPMAN 3iH0, 2520 lath street, mW st. and Rhode t 47-6 Fe -RENT—HOUSE of four rooms and sum Kitchen on 28d street between @ aud Hl MGREY To NON Money to loan op Real E: Estate bonght und old. ernment Departments promptly att + morthwest. ded to, at 513 WELCH & 00. Fuk R he 382 6:h street, Line rooms, Gogol ae ments: stable att, NSEPH I SHAT FIELD: his avenue, [G8 BENT The new four-story PW iG No. 1430 New York avenue, second dope eeat Tt contains all modern conveniences, and is within a very few 5 resident's If ase and govert ment departments; avenue and lath street cars pass the door. | Possession given July Ist. Ap ply at 913 H st., between 9th and loth sta. CHANGE? FOR A SMALL. OUIET Quiet P FAMILY. WITH GROWN-UP CHILDREN, OB A FEW PRIVATE BOARDERS —The uso of 7 rooms in finished house, on an elevated spot. with fine fiver view ena tees may be secured for a long nge by providing the bwner. a confirmed old baci, lor. wi antial boarding. References before $ o'clock ® m. or after od HL st 1 se. northiwe st." je7-6t" . a ak Nee & 00. mzi-tf 645 ba. ares bot oth and Theeke, FoR F iin ing of eam ee. aso Lex Apply io 1 WaAnteD- ESTATES AND COMMERCIAL OTD DJOsHDA ee & OO. 7% between G and B sis. war \FFIGERS Par By J. H. SQUIER, MONKY BROKE! Feli tia tO Nor daae Fat ee PERSONAL. a a hes ae Ce E. Si.2%7# Pays FAIR PRICES, Fo< ihe diadten, Ges Childrens SECOND HAND (Lovin UNDERCLOTHING. Bow’ ‘at 419 9th street N.W..and at 619 Note by mail oly at. north, bet. 2th and 1th ste. ay BAKER Lousians bet. Sth and lot ‘ jeo-m.w.t 3 Fo SALES oR NT—BRICK pena og R Rca gl jp ood order, on = st. west. 622) ply to B. BrMitntEN, 419Gst. TURE AND HOUSE TO RENT—A HOUSE con- Siete be 00d sized rooms on Pie Tews, oi are rooms on the second foor; situate on Ith Hreet, near Penneylvania avenue, will be rented clicep fe Bod tenant, For Koya, Se apply at = west Isth street. je5-tf I FEEL LIKE A MORNING STAR SINCE i 2 mw Dr. DARBY at 105 436 stroct, a fow Ow DE; DAuBY “ Does mot c roy i Beparate room for adic. OS Oe ar chap. and myis- im” HANDSOME SUITE OF ROOMS, Taruistind A or unfarniahed. in s plensant, locality, for ren. Acute, Spree, arin 2, Betrat: mfortable i ; ~ Wr, tho wel cts; 405 lith street. je-6t" Tay ENTOTo email Temily. two UNEUR- HL OOMS. on first ~ velo KIt- ‘ a BATH Bi an in the bas ‘Terms, fo. 519 12th street, two E = Inquire at 1110 Jeet OR RENT—Ai front BRIOK. strect between th and iii all peters tee roremente, Kove nert oor, Apply to. Wag #AMAN,on 7th, near F sti Fv RENT—Several new eons HOURS, con: Qed ipod —— “Eel, and_water. —— in Washing’ a8 to 3088 * ‘TE Water street. aml bby yLamber Herchsuts, 3 » Georgetown. pisieict OF COLUMBIA. maahipeia COUNTY.8. 8.; On this third day of June, in the year one thousand eight hundred Tonslly apes Tustice of the aforesaid, Samuel Lloyd, being personally well ks own tome, and made oath in due form of law to atement viz: That on the m his at Ne. Trespass achusetts arene, “between Ith ad. Ih : $s city of Washington. @ roan and white 0 COW, dry, veo beth ears slit. The cow is requested to come cep oni) prove property, pay charges, and take her away, said Fu eo — RENT—Frane BQUEE., =, —, by be. ired. Enquire next doors % gre "i, SRC, Wo. 1287 ih and Nstreets, 0 _smySi-tf LL Fore (h cause” hele eee 71S 2st Cyd LE GEO. 5. PARKER. ETRE ae FALE—’ CLERKS OTH! jix- Feed soeeer ciara RE Biko Terwe + balanes in instalments. I JARTIES LEAVING THE CITY BAME. LLOYD. | creel maneoncat ibscribed bef he FFB to and eaves Bee tia | eeteeameumle omelets isaiiinorow Sacitz 16 tad THE SUMMER WARD—S} ed len, Ji 6th, story BRICK HO USB. 8: fees sedan pie mite ct, Be Paice Soule Eo: | win maxes sega il 8 given lf rotarned to 9 as | Hatter. ith and Bese N —HO' 170. Ss GOW, witt metal Fuobs op ie | Fits aia, ait, 00, 0 9a, SAVING OF AT LEAST 95 PER CENT. Feward wil be pal d for ker rorare too. tors'L | et aE see ee tow ad ati ret, corner nee ew or any informa- RNIS) PA) Ly sep Ri their fon that will lead to her Fecovery. nn geo See F Sind aaa. atk 15 By baying ASTRAY Taken up on thesth inet. anne Be ; large, : rot se tye pense ama GER, Theoret te eouwnted ig same fe, | Biber week. fable board, @2 per wes. TOILET ARTICLES AND NOTIONS « "wn. BROWN, a TS ro hy bet. %&b Ba rca S5 AWARE AEN Ge, deer Mt a eee ar ome very siry ard the § ‘Bak if to tl party; 111 and Ms bath and sth streets, wilt 320 for Table + OF, M LINEBY BABGAINS AT COST. wk have this da¥ marked down my entire BONNETS, HATS. cat ae aqiglall offer for the next thirty days my entire MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS AT CosT, to reduce my stock. @ 5) FANCY AND STBAW SATS ‘Those in search of bargains sbould call early at MRS. A. G. GASTOR’S, Agent, chases, when the prices were et the lowest figure, made himself able to satisfy even the most hard to please in both assortment and prices. To reduce this Extensive Stock be will as a FURTHER INDUCEMENT 10 PER CENT. purchases, large end email. sad look over his STOCK by all means ‘you wish to purchase or not. District. Pramet, srtettic a of Claims. Office. i¥en to the Col he Cisy Halt my 38 iy HAS Bemove RNGr tN > Bis 34. opp: MiLt Heaearr ir ieee ate fs MILLER & FENDALL, ATTORNEYS ANU COUNSELLORS AT LAW, “ap 2m 408 FIFTH STREET, 5 Ww aritiy AND JOB PRINTING iN catly and Promptly 1203-29 ayn RE RORR & cu. << W.::g008 EThper AND PAPER ROL KR So. 1019 Ponneyiventa ev . between lth and m: Tith strects, south'stoe’ Guba hemestar or and Lewspapers carefn aS ER bound. <a BANKERS, E B. BRYAN, Pres. 3.4. BUFF, Treeg WASHINGTON CIrY SAVINGS BANE Corn of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue, PAYS LNT — ON DEPOSITS, a tes bday tests ay Se trom 6.5046 750 aor COOKE & CO., BANKERS, Buy and sell at current market rates GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, GOLD AND SILYV Orders for STUUKS, and BONDS promptly exe outed INTERNAL BEVENUE STAMPS fernished. ‘WOOD AND COAL. AL AND. Woon, JAMES GLEASON sacortmor to Gleason & Glenn, begs leave to inform Bis numer sed eer) i tnd “AE pt aitention, L EASON ington Dy eaail will recelre Te J id spl-ly [Bep} Get. Wh Reet BRENNAN, Li of the Firm of MACNICHOL & BRENNAN, Takes this method of informing his friends and the it» Pt. a has opened the chop No. SOS D Eraekt, ‘Sth and 9th streets, where he fe pi per, on, the RNAS i GLAZING, ents as ens Now Tork, experience, both in this city and Now ¥e Ireuperintending work.» practical workman iim? wif. aud having '® thorough kuowledge of the ber. mony of colors, will gnarantes entire satiafaction to sii whe may entrust thelr wark to kis gharge, None but Brat-clane wi 6, Rie canon, em, the best material used. ‘The beet of rotorences sven of to capability and ponciaality. in thauking bie friends and publ. ue respect- he for re fully solicits a continuance the same, LS AND CEILINGS CAREFULLY KaL- ve SOMINED, PLALN OK IK OULURS. R. BRENNAN, . ¥. M,C. A. Building, oT Beh ESTABLISHED 18 ise wo a vases MY OWN CANO} Iisa * a EIVED—a re invoice of SHEET L. C. CAMPBELL, 606 Boosey ania avenue, jet oe" Sign of the GoldeutAnvil. ABLISHED 1833. ae os DI ALES. 31 AGES AND RECEIVED ON oon CARRIAGES REPAIRED. A™ BR. SHEPHERD & BROS, EAVING REMOVED TO THEIR NEW 4RON WAREHOUSE, 910 PENNA. AV., BET. 9TH AND 10TH STB., (SOUTH siDE.) Bespectfully call attention to their assorument of GAS FIXTURES, ‘Omprising ALL PATTERNS MANUFACTURED BY THE ‘Tucker Manufacturing Co, New York also those of + Mitchell, Vance & Co, New York, WHICH ARE SOLD AT MANUFACTURERS) PRIOES. ‘The Largest Btock of BRONZES, OLOOCKS, ana ‘MANTEL over exhibited im Washington, and at the LOWEST BatTss. . , Bvery Variety of SLATE MANTELS manufactured, of style and Snish equal to the anes faported marbice.