Evening Star Newspaper, June 15, 1870, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the District WASHINGTON CITY: WEDPNESDAY............Jame 15, 1870. Reading Matter on Every Page. _| - Pursone leaving the city for the summer can have Tue STaR mailed to their address by | ordering the same at the o‘fice. Terms 50 cents per month. +202. ‘There is, we bear, a strong probability that the Finance Committee of the Senate wil! bring in @ measure of their own instead of reporting . for the action of their body the combined tax ‘and tariff bill which passed the House a ago. This is manifestly the proper course to pursue. The action of the House in strik- img out the clause taxing the gross receipts of railway companies—thus donating about $7.000,000 to those corporations which ought to go into the national treasury—was such as to make the members of that body liable to the charge of being too much under the influence of the railway lobby. The Senate cannot afford to lay itself open to any such imputation. It is due to itself and to the country that it should estore the missing clause, and insist to the last on its No tax can be collected easier, and none is felt less by the people. --202- Ta Mrrnorotira® Brancu Kattroap.— J. L. Kandolph, Esq., Chief Engineer of the | Baltimore and Vhio Kailroad Company, arrived in this city this morning. He has been ir.- structed by President J. W. Garrett of that com- pany, to go over the entire line of the Metro- | politan Branch of their road from this city to the Point of Rocks, with the view of putting the | Work in such a condition as to have it completed Within the next twelve months if possible. The contracts are to be awarded ina day or two for portions of the road not heretofore contracted for, and every thing looks promising for a vigor- ons prosecution of the work. Mr. Randolph will start over the line at once. ss A most conclusive argument in favor of wooden pavements—if one be needed at this late day—is furnished by the experience of 6th Avenue, in New York. Since the paving of that thoroughfare below 59th street with wood, it is noticeable that most of the tine equipages turn off from 5th Avenue to pass over it, while the value of lots fronting on it have advanced ™ value an average of $3,000 each. The same results, bat in even a more marked degree, would follow the proper paving of Pennsylvania avenue, in this city. ‘The opponents of Hon. Leonard Myers, one o} the faithtul and energetic Representatives in Congress from Philadelphia, have adopted the plan of printing in circular form the exploded cadetship charges against that gentleman, and shipping it under the door of every house in his district. This may be a very eifectual mode of electioneering, but if a more despicable ene has ever been devised we have yet to hear of it. Tre Breiat or Mr. Dickens. _We learn by the cable that at six o’cloek yesterday morn- ing the remains of Charles Dickens were con- veyed from his late residence at Gadshill by train to Charing Cross Station, where they | were met by a plain hearse, without the usual English trappings, and three Plain coaches. In the first coach were placed the children of the deceased, Charles and Harry Dickens, Miss Dickens, and Mrs. Charles Col- lins. In the second were Miss Hogarth, sister- in-law, and Mrs. Austen, sister of Mr. Dickens, | Mr. Charles Dickens, Jr., and John Forster. in | the third coach were Frank Beard, Charles Collins, Mr. Owery, Wilkie Collins, and Ed- mund Dickens. The entire party were attired in deep but simple mourning, without bands or searfs. ‘There was no crowd at Charing Cross Station, and the procession was driven at once to West- minster Abbey, where the remains were re- ceived by Dean Stanley and other officials, and placed im the “ Poet's Corner,” at the foot of Handel and at the head of Sheridan, with Macaulay and Cumberland on either side. The | usual tiowers were strewn upon the bier. Dean ‘Stanley read the burial service, when the coffin | was deposited fn its final resting-place, and the funeralof Charles Dickens was ended. Upon the coffin-plate were inscribed the words: “ Charles Dickens. Born February 7th, 1312. Died June 9th, 1670." It is stated that thousands of citizens crowded | the Abbey during the day to look upon the spot where the great novelist sleeps; and we may add, that of all the tombs of England’s great men, none will be visited oftener or gazed upon with more tender reverence—during this gen- ration, at least,—than that of Charles Dickens. At theelection in Baltimore yesterday only 5.013 votes were polled in favor, and 62) against the ordinance for the endorsement by the city of Baltimore of the bonds of the Maryland Central Railroad Company to the amount of $600,000. oe From Shillington we ha ‘ut Yourself in His Place,” Charles Reade’s new novel, com- plete. see. &7 New Urleans wants a foundiing hospital. hector Woodruff, of the Little Roek (Ark.) a ving retiected on his county courtin in bis a oak oem pet inl for maton. S7 Mrs. Robert Dale Owen te authority for the assertion that more than half ef the work of the world us dene by women. #7 An envious rival saysthat a New Jersey editor has Vpn on Kate Field to de- Vote herself exclusively to curtain lectures. Sv Lite in Kansas City is exci even ous. A from there tel that locality vat of ‘eknow of noone more com| ban aepeteeg! goeen poate of te A TAX PAYER. First Ward, Negi Seager Qatan bw weger at the Fifth between ty mission Wcents, SPE? P— as PRG Xo. ar x ianted to be gear, Senate Ret oLee wer Saran EBERLY - APITOL = LON No Ay wilt 1. the edo ieaegtes ee Satine at Dooley’ — cn next THURSDAY NiGaTt wit 2 is oew see s > ~~ scriptions ee ty corner pi ner fon Ivania avenue and Sd st.east, jel3-it days | ‘on has been of the tae city hating declared avticater | T" qh be EB cl three years, and NINGHAM'S, ee Sy se sth sed ¥. Neve Y. B. WILSO. corner’ z- aid, —" = Pore, Corser “REAL ESTATE OFFICE, cor- New Books. From the publishers, through Bianchard & Mohun. who have them for sale, we have the following Breezie Langton. A Story of Fifty-two to | Fifty-five. By Hawley Smart, author of “A Race for a Wife.” New York: D. ‘Appleton | &¢ Miss Van Kortland. A no of * My Daughter Elinor.” & Brothers. By the author | ‘ew York: Harper | ‘The Caged Lion. A novel. By Charlotte M. | Yonge. New York: D. Appleton & Co. This | is @ novel of the Mublbach historical style, | | founded upon the entqne imprisonment of | James I, of Scotland by Henry V. Miss Y: will be rei as the author of The Heir of Redelyfte,"a novel whieh hae had consider. | able popularity. | “ Baftied; or, Michael Brand's Wrong.” By | | Julia Goddard. “Beneath the Wheels.” A Romance. ‘By the anthor of “Simple as a | Daye New York: Harper & Bros. Two stories, forming Nos. 337 and 338 of Haspere’ iad Library of Select Novels.” | The Woman of Business, or the Lady and the Lawyer. By Marmion Savage, author of “The Bachelor of the Albany.” New York; D. | Appleton & Co This clever soll cal licked ‘serially ‘in Appleton's Journ , and no appears as No. 10 of Appleton’s “Library of | Choice Novels.” | Christianity and Greek Philosophy; or the | Relation between Spontaneous and Keflective Thought in Greece and the Positive Teaching | | of Christ and His Apostles. By B. F. Cocker, D.D., — of Moral and Mental Philos | ophy in the U: —sery e Michigan. New York: Brothers. e purpose of the writer | bas ras show that the Christian system of truth does not rest solely on the peculiar and j supernatural events which happened in Pales- tine, but also on all the facts of nature and humanity. Through French, Langran & Ogilvie, who have it for sale, we have— Out of the Past, (critical and literary papers;) by Parke Godwin. New York: G. P. Putnam & Sons. These essays are gathered from the anonymous and desultory writings of Mr. God- win of many embrace man many wh which the —~ "wilt be ye to get in ae ce Amon; Vg od upon Bryan’ Poeme Se Sournalisns, Last Hatt Coatury, American Authorship, The Works of Acsotugs Statesmen, &c., Kc. From the publishers, through J. Shillington, | who bas them for sale, we haye— } | The Young Wife’s Cook Book, with Keceipts | of the best Dishes tor Breakfast, Dinner, and Tea. By the author at “The National Cook Book.” Philadelphia: T. B. Peterson & Bros. ‘The Christmas Guest. A collection of Stories. By Mrs. Emma D. E. N. Southworth, and her sister, Mrs. Frantes Henshaw Baden. Phila- delphia: T. B. Peterson be With one ex- ception these stones Mrs. Baden, and they show mueh of the abinty in plot an eat that characterize the works of her sister, M Southworth. | George Canterbary’s Will. By Mrs. Henry Wood. Philadelphia: T. B. Peterson & Bros. Gg EAT BEDUCTION IN PRICES: $10,000 WOR OF LINEN WEAB MUST BE SULD WITHIN 30 DAYS, LN ORDER TO REDUCE STOCK, LINEN SUITS, COAT, PANTS pastel Li ‘3 AND VEST, INEN DUCK COAT, PANT: S.'4, 10 WHITE SUITS, COAT, PANTS AND VESTS, 86,7,5,10 BLUE FLARYEL SUITS ....00812, 13.50, 15 LIGHT COLOR FINE CASSIMERE SUITS, @16, WURTd 820 | ASSORTED CASSIMERE SUITS....810 TO 915 ALPACA BACB ..recc.ccccceeescsesnnteier GD. TO $5 OFFICE SACKS. .... G1 AND 81.25 GOODS SOLD AS ADVERTISED, a? Tire POPULAK CLOTHING HOUSE OF A. STRAUS, 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BETWEEN 10TH anD LITE S?REETs, jel5-tis3. Third door east’of 11th. Favors Ww riharniky wos SPRINGS, Will open June jer the man- tof Mt Siuabs ears nis be bis oe ee feat The’ Springs are reached by rail to the town of Warrenton, where iaikes wit take Naylor's for the Springs miles distant, over @ Term», $10 pei r month Je-Im COR RNELIU' roonal ectate tome a and of the assets in hand, as far as the same have — collected and turned into a piddeenen This is the latest of Mrs. Wood's prolific series | Whsge tl the creditors ‘te ne aed gimprale, and seems aaite up to the arerage of | Pouches or they may Siherwise by law be, dxcfaded her highly-spiced narratives. all benefit in may others Zatate: Providede | A Marri: In High Life By Mrs. Grey. | Somg ot cy << io be puiahed nce awe for tice Philadelphia: T. B. Peterson & Bros. aay. ribaprigss _ se oes __A. WEBSTBR, Register dr W; is. } ij | EEE naar OF VITALITY. there is a ack Of vitality in large and spparently well developed frames. Hercu lean sinews and muscles are not always indicative of stamina and constitutional vigor in their possessor. Health depends more upon the condition of the stomach, the liver, and the bowels, thaa upon the breadth of the shoulders. or the sixe of loose levers and pulleys of the system in which strength up- | Boned to reside. All thts grand animal machinery is | f itself no protective against sickness and decay ) Basy.and perfect digestion, reguiar and healthy se cretions, unconteminated blood, and a regular dis- | charge of the waste matter of the body through the intestines, the kidneys aud the pores arethe most potent safeguards against disease, the beat guaran- tees of longevity. To promote these ofjects is the «reat end and purpose of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. The ingredients of which the Great Topie and Altera- tive is composed are taken “olely from the vege table Kingdom, and their medicinal virtaeg are not counterbalanced by the acid anit polsonous «le- ments which exist, more or less, iu all the powerful mineral drugs, Sufferers from indigestion, bilions- ness, intermittent fevers, nervous debility or con | stipation, not only find immodiate relief from the | nee of this agreeable stimulant and invigorant, but become couscious, as time wears on, au increase of constitutional elasticity and vital force. Laber and exposure no longer produce the same effect upon them as heretofore, and they feel as if they had | Sequired 4 new hold on life, a new reserve of phys | ical and mental energy. This has been the expe- | rience of thousands of both sexes, and every day adds to the mass of confirmatory testimony. At this season of the year, when the temperature and state | of the atmosphere exercise a peculiarly depressing influence over the minds and bodies of invalids, | | Hostetter’s Bitters is the only tonic apon which the | debilitated can rely for swift and permanent restora tion je Lette W BOACHES, BATS AND MICE. AIRN'S EFFECTUAL VERMIN POISON wilt | infallibly destroy these Pests, and is | touse. No ot for been so extensively or successfully u tail: by STOTT £ CO. opposive National B ¥ 60... 0 by Draggists generaliy. my e311 ‘4 STBEET, Opppasite United States Treasury. KISBENGEN, VICHY, SELTZER, SABATOGA, BLUE LICK, and BEDFUED MINERAL WATERS, mylttr on Daagent BALL'S HAIR BENEWER |........7. mary s. ps ae ‘Rites oe aoe ‘ce Waidk ¥ wea Fine OLD ronD Rix ‘and fataily bs er he 9 and warranted pure, Tied by Ryvell lange botttea suit | ve 1 restrictions op © FAT MEN. Eee eeee ‘ as ba ey id ia | eoabene Te a or heed ested tea nl cond ou wail ron sald TP A We ee ‘or comi, at Mc! it Tireale panos Shera street, tee J. J.MAY’S ‘PARIS KID GLOVE DEPO?, 3): 939 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between Ninth and Tenth Streets. S7 LADIES’ BEST QUALITY. $1.75; GENTS’, &2. S27“ LUPIN’S,” imall colors, 81. ses tif [hear FOR CapH: LARGE ansonrye ENT r i peees GOODS aT Another ‘ores re Biel rn Eisen, 15 cents per yard. Bird-eyes in Union Good: nts. Figured Linens, yard wide, omly 37% cents Bleached and Unbleached Uottons, in all widths, at prices. Figured and Pe Linens, for mé wear. at all and boys’ pend Doylies from @e. er doz Lin rrehiefe, at © S. Wo. 12s is, 20 gents. Great Bargatns in Gents and Ladies’ Linin Hand Job lots in White Piques. Jon yards Bisck Bitk, gr No. 1920 Pecan trenia avente, SPOKES! FELLOES!: BAR IBON, STEBL, SPRINGS, HORSE-SHOES, H. 8. IBON, NAILS, TIN PLATE, SHEET ZINC, LEAD. WANTS. DBESS =oeeEe. Ap- W Airbag afiay grag Akt ap SB oncatea DA ev OMAN, (white preferred.) Werecactnom by osewor Apelz at 1916 F street ANTED—A G1 sey ‘ap ) Raglich fanily. to Fam and well recom Wis * FULtos £.¢ seisst \?™ Pawntrokers, Sth et, near Pa. ave. rt young girl, a SITUATION as W Petar een SN ES a lady; reference given. Apply to $27 luth street. bet. B and F streets. soko" | ANTED— UATION as chambermaid cr W pime wt Qiection to town or country or te travel. Can be highly recommeded. Ad-resel 403 street. je 15-2" SSS SRD Cay areepecubiominaie accom. Breepectable middle-aged woman. W asuruaTiog to cook 8 Ke herself uss Felerencen ven. A Apoly. at ety Fat street, between Ist and W ANTED—By - tadle and competent a ored woman. waft IM to = care ofa going, away: best Taguirgct SUoENe HNSON, Sie No. 1733 K st... bet Wth and WOMAR,t —— = W8tED-« 0. ne 216 E atreet, et, between 20 8B: W AnzeD—a on GIRL to go to ‘the ‘country for the summer, te do the work in a small family. Inquire at 293 E street, after 4 p.m. je ls 30” -—W hite WOMAN, todo general | WASTED “Whit Hi tod ference, ry: as work; mast be: cook; rsons in fam ily; o kept. For ‘andcoes ty at LL Sth street, DE. Gawt Retrom toll es elon Ww ANTED—TW0 WOMEN, t go to the coun try—cook and suree—white or colored. col cored man wife would employed. Atdress Box a Star Office. je 4-30" NTED— For every lady to kuow that they can ‘and Cheapest Dit nade, ep PERG done = =39. 7h id all kinds of weg pee and all kinds of et te Wie ANTED— A PUSITTON. a ee or Barkeeper, by a sclable ose, fn oF Sut of ts Bedi Raton AB sts eat BLE a WANTS A SITUA. A Ber rane oa work Peas the tal an NO B id’ ike to go traveling with Apply corner Lith atreet- Sue No. £73, ANTED—UPERATORS on Wheeler : wie ns Machine; lerneoe es om sample button boles,) and BAIST BRS, 3 TeK's Shirt Factory. 916 Penns: None ivania’ aronue. but experienced hands need apply. Jel 2t” WASTES first class COOK. Apply | No. street, corner of y ANTED—At Sa and oe sts. 8 colored GIRL, to wash and ‘iron. None nead apply who do not understand it. Jel3-3t NTED*Exyertenced @ to work was! Pog eet 405 So is between nd 13-3t" ert nia C) Ys dumber Yard, corner Tata str street aa Mary" File - Tom . street. oo the tang Creek Lyguire ot or address J.D ETOH in avenue. eL WANZED_ 100 COLORED LAHORERS «, 5 ‘Traucgertation. furuish rau: Te Bebis sin wtreee between Lenten WAXTEDAS olierly WHITH WOMAN Lake charge ef three ekiidren. Good reference required. Resilence one mile out High street, Georgetown. JOHN A. BARRER. ye 16" brine those who valoe their sight to the best" ONE DOLLAR SP KC. Suited t the = Bt i Lowi re oa ie hn i vel wai roc bawelh ur ther ANTED—PARTIES HAVING HOU ne GOODS to dispose of can save money and time y. sotto ot see 408 lib ntneet, seat to J. i< McGuire ir ly Faruitec Deal FANT ami Aig 3 a vuseKeeping can alspose of helt PUMNIPURE withgacths tes ble or expense of ow that TAC! ae {hes pORIry is rus yer Pi ty HH BEMPLER: the Op out the t an_auction, by addressing H. LEVY. 936 Pa. ave..8_B cor. 10th st. a im fpr og ee and Gentlem the lucrative art of ‘Shont HANI WRITING: oghtin is lessons by an er moderate. Address “BT ENG: 579 aear' jAN LTS eee et sige tizeacat BEMELERS B, Optician grore, near National Hotel. = "ED—Ladies to know W' flee . Giobe EewiNa’ MACH a 0 iS its simplicit; fs. ‘working. ft vie eed the bent best Sewing Ma chine in the wor! at 0. BAUM'S eis fireand Corset Huctory ', 613 7th street, betw: LOST AND FOUND. S10 BEYAape. Sa sek stolen cae the 13th dark Bufals. shore tail, cus above reward will be paid {or net =, OF eB information’ tame will 15 3 ae? ett Tete ‘errest, (OGND ASTRAY —A rey chestnut COW came ou my premises four days ago. The owner will please come forward and identify her, and pay ex J. W. KENNEDY & €0., bepses and take b BUILDING HARDWARE AND METALS, lard PATHICK OLARY, meridian m 612 PENNSYLVASIA AVENUE, J020-im Opposite Metropolitan Hotel. BOARDING. Oe a Be PLE gt COUNTRY soamn AT LOW BLACK LACK POINTS, Eaton appl (VAN BOLLE, | wun gaR UAC uEEA Bi eal Estate Broker 313 Teh atfect, Li NTLEMEN can ob- NEAT CHECK SILKS, nde Wels ae SEFRA iyi ing at 058 F street, bet. rtiment FaNoy DRESS ¢00Ds, are now offered at such favorable Prices to bnyers that none cena a ase before looking ag eur stock and prices, af we are determined to redgce it One price on no deviation al ne Towed. eter Gg Ae Jebeostif 919 wania ave have uRLandeo B Sirti OF Bt BUSINESS, wo stores, Nos. ) by couverti id ST ‘ andi ‘1036, 6. skVERTH fg ES Soe igo suds a greatly angmented stock ALL KINDS OF DRY GOUDS, we hope to do-a first class trade. ST One price. Just Dealing to all. “BOGAN & WILIB, J8-tf ¥OTS and 1020 7th street, N. W. ‘OL STRERT, Be: 3 g-AT CTCL STARRY Beg — at moderate pric. House and Tarai iture mid-im D, ANT 1901, Sou ob Pied msapati ras ee Good location and actessit-te. mh iy GGk te0sn wanencon, GER THE LARGEST IN THE CITY. WALL, ROBINSON & Ce,, 921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENCE, Washingten, d.O. my tt T= BEST PUMP UUT. THR MERICAN SUBMERGED. DUUBLE-AGTING, NOR 18 THE SIMPLEST ANDO} iver rom POW! fect Fee Beliatie’ Pampr applicable to ages in Rar SE a ete a isn of irom; as no leather packing. & cl i eka wick i: saat ‘er freezes. aiedpined Pum ‘are recommended. r ‘ CHARLES Woo Coe - LADIES, -) } PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, ‘That the largest assortment of STBAW GOODS, BIBBONS, FLOWEBS, Lacs : SHAWLS AND PARASOLN Aro selling at reduced a ano ‘6. HELLEWS, clatey anh attioas sane go SDEtES ae Fs ont GLBEEGirgs tery bandome aseortasent «xD ae nas tonite stvi may ‘AvotndgDAVIE & 09. Maiasay sascatie a cost, al.uare this ee “Sokuars, ATS, BIRBONS, SA Eler FLOWEBS, 5 Laat oer for the next thirty days MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS AT Cost, to reduce my stock in FANCY AND STEAW Hats aS Say” my MRS, tT eg LEAVING THE CITY FoR THE SUMNER Will makes SAVING OF AT LEAST 96 PER CENT. By buying. their TOILET ABTIOLES-AND NOTIONS Of the andersigned, who has by his extensive par- chases, when the prices were at the lowest figure, mado himself able to satisfy even the most hard to please in both assortment and prices. To reduce thie Bxtensive Stock be will as a FUBTHES INDUCEMENT | Makea deduction of 20 PER CENT, Call and look over bis STOCK by all means whether you wish to parchase or mot. B. SILVERBERG, 319 SEVENTH STREET, Bxv. Pusnsvivaiia AVENcs any D SThusy. OS. J. MAY, 930 PENNSY, FL piney A LARNER, ma ZOREIGH sp Ic DRY Guus eee carat ies Ro evcrion iN PRICE OF DRY Se. PIQUES redueed te ae, 'ANESE PO. from 35 Goods are elegant in ‘tn colors, doekgas , PERCALES trom 303. cage) - from, to Se. and a host of ‘Now isthe time to b 3613-3t 3,000 BAAR fe FOR SALE AND RENT. FOR SALE AND RENT. | BUSINESS CHANCES PAF UMNIon ky uOM~ Keeping; kitchen on Is" Apply to Dr G. 8 KING .« 12 re References ex: ington. LARGE cee nen BRICK HOUS; pletely furnial: tenant, (private faumil “Vou axion given immediately Apply, in writing only, to L. ALL Fi yey CONNE RB ROOMS. second story front. faring south, inbalfng cool breezes. Every actomm>iation for housekeepers or gentlemen. Delightfmlly loca ted, 403 E, two squares irom Office d- That commodions and plea well furnished, No. ¥0@ south. It contains saloon pat brary or sitting room. bath room and water chambers, avd two servants’ rooms; rang~ in kit 1 bot and cold water: gas in every room: large ier front and back building, &¢, Poss:ssion woton the let July next.) For furt rs apply to C! PSELDING, N west.or P.O. northw reoms, stable, and all modern piete nPos eth BRICK HOUSE—No. 924 sth street, northw between Land K streets, with 10 rooms and ba oom. 53 BRICK HOUSE—No. 913 0 st: . nerthwest, between Sth and loth streets, with 10 rocms and bath 1 BiICK BO! ae 1514 Mh street. northwest, r 2 P ani taining W rooms, with t and | cola'waier in beth room wire of KELLEY. Real Estate Agent, x Sag ath ot NW. jel-3t com Land K strodte BEAUTIFUL Co’ RESIDENOE, RY WITHIN THE DISTRICT LIMITS B BALE A fine residence, villa style, 45 feet front by 2¢ feet deep. containing ten large rooms, with two acres of ground and located about one mile northeast of Glenwood Cemetery, and abeat twrand : ee from the city limits, on the old Bladen offered for sale at a creat barvain, x os soon. The dwelling itself could not sort for the price asked for the whole property. ue pS Sine—fronting the road—all under good fence. Excellent water at the doer. The Metropolitan or ao ie pene wa fe zo yee by this proper . Fer an ry = M. ROHRER, jelese___ Cor. Ninth street aad New York ave. Fe RENT—A new six room FRAME HOUS on P street. oetween ISth and I6th. jel4-3t JPOUR UNFURNISHED BOOMS. on on second suitable for’ housekeeping, Rent § ma Teieet NOK SS ‘and gas throughout: location D’ arrest No. 20! saion given July Ist; price Ait dollars per month quite at Baldwin's fact corner of Ist and D jelt OR EK ee RNISHED and UN®UR NISe ead on the second floor, with or without Board >, RE compl-te Tor house- keeping in sovuteal Iesesioe water and ges. Terms very moderate, 0, N.W. corner of 9th and I streets, jels-2t" Fe BALE Ons ‘of the most highly improved BMS and COUNTRY SEATS in the ueigh pod of res mteaied on, th- 7th street te ke, 6 miles ity. and 900 yards from mo the Point of Bocks Inquire of, or address, welett plendid FARM and COUNTRY » few miles out of the city, on the road. There are 13) acres of land,in « 6 of cultivation. principally set in grass for hay; fine dwelling. and all hecessary outbuildings, For further particulars wine roecieme g eS sew 425 eee Brokers. PUR &, ON equare 2) mated on Cay feo ai Me and lth streets east and B an vided = lots iin front. Bg: & ance in mont ments ro month. In ire of JOS. F Patue 'Y, Beal Agent, No. 902 sth street N. streets. FOS BEST abet cxcollent three-story BRICK DWELLING, with ~— brick frout, on Third Street, near the corner of Fayette and nearly oppo site the Convent in Georgetown, D.C. Pleasant and heslthy location. To a good tenant the rent will 3 ie. For particulars apply to JOHN ‘R Estate Agent, corner 8 ‘and orgetown. D.C. ESE, BENT cHandeome three story Pa ae BRICK DWELLING, W rooms: water and cas bath ranges, water-closets, &c., (possession Jul. y Ist.) only $70 per month. thandsome PRESSED BRICK DWEL I street, opposite General Sher- mee. 6 rooms, and ro im every rovement Water, bath, sewage, &c. Pos- Seerton catotgarand Rent only ea Pee Apply to the agents, McNEIR t WHEELER. Joint E street, between sth anr tb, UNTEY HOMB FOR BENT. ‘Two acres of beautifully located GROUND, with a beautitnl stream of spriog cold water running through it. Improved by an eight-room cottage, Whichcommands « beautiful. view ‘of Washington and Georgetown and the Potomac river for a dis tance of several miles. ion is only fifteen min utes walk from by Price $3) per month. (PME scoTmWEsT CORNER OF 9Th rane Tj Waor amp 1 STASET NORTE Websve for sale the a erme-More favorable offered: 21 000 cash, and the rezmai ee and fou tree and tour 3 ORUUA WHITNEY & CO je _7 297th street between G and it Me Bow Yor it Ww WwW. BURDETTE S15 A DAJ—AGRE Te WANTE t & 2) thing t tecris take Call N a. AK, Island. over Cigar stor A ond Mt. Olivet Cemetery bet aud . TRE: Pardiralars apriy to VW ANTED— From $10°00D t £10,000 for soN ®.N_E. cor. sth st year or more, for which ample sxc i given and a liberal’ra of Wtereat wed Ett 2 BOGUE. Real Ketate Agen: ud Bridce streets. Geo: uD (eR SALE-STUCK Store. and House for rent low near 30th treat mn aay EW BRICK HO Fasviecieas 1k containe ven the bath room: ~ hall, Bhole hotee; range in the then Tater gm slate mantels, yr building 3 stories. baci FIXTURES of 2008 1 stron trimmings. Lot 120 feet te S10. 000 000, © 3.000 “Hamlin Cbs : ® = 1.00: $300 Price St.a0, Bsa ct hick can ee trom ane to $230. Te boa’ o# Beat BsTATeAT TEN seven years, which the rent will cover and cancel, MOSHUA WHITNEL A The other @3 cerekeceser ent const. | OE gas hbenedt heeds : potear neal cocaley ar ir ake Fs eae A BAY MARE w ys pon honor, and will make « LIGHT, CAMRIGE. stsek, good investment or by home. ‘Phe rent bein | } r > > ruficteat 0 meet all deferred, payments. the pur Banas Pe DLR so oe chaser will only ‘Tosa WHITE ES Stable 2294 G atreet. Inguee of J Bk ‘ nest art le ek Boom 48 War Deparment SOR S % R RENT—The new four-story oF acti } PO E-<0 No. 1430 New York avenue, second door east | sete tu sani ss It contains all modern c: mn , and is within e very few yards of #resident end govern: departments: avenue and bt bi Wat = cars pass the on given July ist. du be rome. M Dotes wanted t ply at 913 1 at., between th and lth sts jtght mannufactnring hess, with fous rooms on the second floor: sitwate on Ith street. near Pennsylvania avenue, will be rented ROH RRR. cheap toa good tenant For keys, &c.. apply at “19 | _i¢!? bm st and New York « 28th ot 16-0 FS 455 tro uxee een > PA ROR RENT To = oa @ Tamily, two UNFUK t PIKE PROOF SARE. ae a A RISBED ROOMS. on fret Goor.and large KIT. | No. 461 Poin. avenue Will be » ¥- ci YM in the basement. Terms. | ys peDY Loc 7S ces BU per month. Ho Me 319 sth street, betwen baad DYER BODY Look He BE AMD REPLY To iu the garden. Inquire at 1110 ¥ at YR RENT—Ap elegant mastic front BRIC SPORE MACHINERY oma het PSE cece botecoet both and Ties Lmedorn im: | and Pellies, ready rovemeets Kers Eextdoor. Apply toT. &. W year F tro et of MERCHANDISE KE PATENTS && 1 COAL ond MINING STOCKS OR SALE OR RENT HOUSE 7 biedand Back ak Pins ttinere, Cloth heate ism hearing Machine, sole Bountat. s sum Sowing | one’s. rd Pz farnace. Apply on the * — he Richins. pa tie Hatin me {OR SALE TTY D OTHEKS—Six- | Grinders. Will exchangstor tan t= Yer Foret i tand side porches, large | title in any part of the Lamod Statem. «tor ot ee) Water; healthy location. Prise aperts Bix" Torwe cary’ balance in instalments. Ais> | "FOHSALE — Valuable Store Prem sos, Water several jomely Joceted Building Lot< on easy | power. Saw Mill Planer, Older Mill, W aco» Shop, Thouire ot SHARBINGTON BACHE. 1613 | PoNC Ko Tat eee Fare Te Sy 4 Siedison st- 6th and i7th and P and Q. ims Im L erty OR RENT—A three-story BRIOK HOUSE. con * miei» . sats ari © tainiag all modern im; “ > Beet sche To vans BR A ae A ae Write me what you have oF trade aut bat yom RNISHED PARLORS AND BED-ROOMS mete for rent, with er withont board, at No.31 Pa. | / Lip d LE ame pero hs and 2% ote. ei resme and beard 3 | ca feculs fer the yeore tS sod Se and ae Oa Wek” Lae B SOCENAL tor the sone’ ae ane Biren r Febioboere. Ss per week. tldlan PRieMAN' SURNAL tor the years | 25 ond 054 ND FOR SALE OR | room of THE y RVENING Sail whore e's laroee a Pe PROPERTY. LN | rumy be examined b satt et 3 Emo sirably UBURDAN HesiDENcHS, $50,000 oi LOAN ON REAL Bs TATE comprising ful vi ot Wi on. WW HAVENNEL 6 ©) q Po iS eer thy: | wera PP a eS clally for grapes, ‘The most successful vineyard in OK SALE xD HASD 1 this latitude on the premises. Cash payments «mall; B&R wn large or sma’! © enp. five years given on deferred payments. Title per | Appiy tw fort (Location. North Arlington Heights, ‘wuth side of the Potomac two miles above Goo Argly tor ¥ We WAN ARNUM, 1399 lah st ~ oF to the proprietor on the estate iayll-tt Ree Prt Or OO. A. PHILLIPS, ane Fe iene poe HOUSES. one with soe JANTED —JOSHUA Seca * 0 138 ice fraite and shral - between @ - tse; furnished oruot, One | ESTATE AND COMMERCIAL iki nize et siting: conveutent to wssest care: | feae mhio ire corner Sth et. east and Pa. rrickaw a NTS CASHED s BOTS We rant aco ter | By 2. 5. SQUIER, noREY oie } for one on the south side of the street. next east of — ream F. Neloon's new residence, few der butlifag sites ta the cy Cann are afforded ad JOSHUA WHITNEY & 00, erett h street, bet Gand H. pok OR BALE—30 mae ‘OF LAND, on the new ce route. two miles from own, ip Virginia’ ‘Two totecs and cteer improvements on the land.’ Seld in parts to suit purchasers. Stock, iy = Fa ey the place for sale - N aw “Books ar PHILP 4 SOLOME NA, aaypars UNIVERSAL aypex C rom the creation to the 0% RENT—Several and comfortable UN- he chief e Fithian BOOMS: contr Soars suit! AY is pape "r gentiemen or a light occupation nook Tegood’tenante they oil Ge totes ee} re hies and genealogies of the chi ferreen Silo cone monthly, 1m a: bt tae opal Houses of the Wor Kéitea bys inting room. Le | © B.S. bo. F- Geog. See. ioan don and Paris ‘of the Society. of Ant anes Mamechonetts poe ed ereey - 1.75 ny the sia ntaining pret vokery by Sarah A. Eil: y Pm p SHOOLMASTER OF ABBACH an Horn. ELLIOTT S Hou SEWIFE | receipts in Cook: ir F OB BENT—A fine OOUNTBY SBAT, in full ‘surrounded with tress, orch- ard, &c. Bent EPLY TO JON ST ae Son*r + grapes, aHEPL Oo] UART MILLs oN Tif HALL & BOSS, Estate Brokers, » 16-t8 5 4 SUBSECTION OF WOME. PHILP 4 SOLONOX® WHOLESALE AND RETAIL OFFER FORK SALE ALL oF SQUARE 202 with the exception of about 6) feet front indary._ It has ® front of 16) ws on Fourteenth aad Bou: feet sjuare fort BOOKSELLEKS AND STATIONERS, We invite offers for the next twenty-ave days either 912 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. egg g we et eon Sth and Mth «treats street, . Gand H. = JEW BOOKS. & Gibbs’ SEWING Ma- a 8-f si ~ Apes LION. @harlotte M are. Enquire of HUYCK & ADDISON. Meal "Betatt Aaeuts and Brokers. office af Bosrd-ot Trove Rete No. 819 Market Space, jel-at “FOR BENT FURNISHED BOOMS, single or communics 721 loth street, bet York avenue and Foe abe 0 ‘BERT-BRICK vee bo 12 roums, in good order, on 3d st. wi F and G north. No. 632; immediate ply to B. MILBURN, 419 G st. pro BENT—A BRIOK HOUSE containi rooms situated on 12th street, between, Rhode Island avenue and Q street. Apply J.-F. GREEN. corner I¢th st. and Vermont avenue. Sf DUS RENT STORE end DWELLING, rae a ginin avenue. ‘Also, tio three: story HOUSES. with Stores Western Market. Inquire of ©. 8. SCBMIDT. 1727 Pennsylvania avenue. Jel3-2w" Fe: RENT—To mans pod ite: for ais or twelve HOUSE. plaiily furnish ith street, near 3m ily Apply on ye al sylvania avenu ses from 4 to 6p. FF Oe BENT three-story BRICK HOUSE. store Sind dwelling? containing etetiy nesoomeaeiey Les Tnauire ou the premises Reseda, ‘Tharstay | By streets, 4 ‘and Saturday. from 12 wr to 2 to2p. m. je 13 st Peeerace REN ne _deuirable RESIDENCE at the . an a br nn jn Also, aah ttre attecked: Will bet eh ee ope siely Ee to her. for terms iy to W. Tis Tin street, between GU and He Su Fess SALE OB SBNT—OOAL YARD, we lo- d doings fine Dasines: will ell ong fable terms, ven for poring ofit. Address Hox 4. Post OMeS. Se lien Fo, LINgS on 9 those hamdeome three- 48 on Sth street, between Man Fe 124 Fo nod the rent wil be be ad Avply to DUBANT & LO! (G. Beal Berets nee 628 K street. Fitter 833 Peer UPPER aun gronan the on Beane wears om ‘0 Tovie,) Es | Fe teonsrcuragret sthand Haren E congies six was 19 %h street rect a s Opposite pabp NATH B, B. Zvares, Lumver Ok end Pie beste, jell-tt ae pe Ae ay books etch Kean jell-6t oat York avenue and eet. > | POR RERT—Om in sdvance, furnished, nar the ver eciere se ete: ee, Settee PROFESSIONAL. meniee TT) —r ANTONIA. Geo. Band. S130 Ointce too. Tae i Soa. | 188 VAN CORTLAND. Paper S108 BAMMEBR AND ANVIL. Spichhazen...$ 2 00 LUCK ROARING CAMP......... $1.90 HENBIETTA TEMPLE. Dicracli. Paper 30 iron to the Gelisceies ite City Hell. my26-ly inks BEER Bit FOR SALE BY BS. 3 Dev 410K AND Bn. aa ret Uti Bo: 308, AND ORNAMENTAL = @ BES aaa site Ttod a. 2. BLANCHARD &@ Momun, sain jeder Corner Ith street and Penn. ave <a Seite E WEWBOomsD, | Rely P Street. betweea BECEIVED AND FOR SALE AT oF BS INDER AND PAPER RULE SHILLINGTON’S BOOKSTORE eens THE VICAR UF BULLBAMPTON. B: Anthony toe CARLING. By the * eating 4 . Price, ssteatunennnvanaseeentnwenanetes:- BSc BUUGEGO! ‘Other Stories. Price 500 rss VAR i a 2 Bove 'S By the an: NEATH HE WHEELS. By the suthar of irre ~ 300 THE TRUL OF DANIEL Hee ARCA ie fat eatn Be LS oo and a ‘8 Sti sn OC Agen ie fe Siemon ARDS" Witons a oc ARBELI peer Pmaiens | Weert enema a oF OF CONSORLS. Ceres PERSONAL. Our g8 Ty ©B TWO HOM. wig te seapaatags, a pagaical 36 eee eet hoa LOTHAIR. By Disraeli. Price a 1 Pope | APPLETOS'S RAILWAY GUIDE FOR JUNE ipatchan: nd 2 All the new Feceived immediately jaabe" | stterwardeand for GHILLINGTON® DooKsTORE. Corner 0 street and Penna. avente FaliR PRICES iN D-H A! sc 618 hand Tih erent acy Fors W 5 oy PPLE, Ie Ye oy atten will besescined ty by the as 3 onthe 2th of Jaue. Lae, "Ermapplsing Fro Bex See troops. at this