Evening Star Newspaper, June 24, 1870, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the District | CROSBY 8S. NOYES.......Editor. WASHINGTON CITY: FRIDAY .cccce..0-++-c00--- Same 24. 1870. Reading Matter on Every Page. | wz Persons leaving the city for the summer can have Tue STAR mailed to their address by ordering the same at the office. Terms 5) cents | per month. | +20-- | The Corporation Fimances—Energetic Movemteus to put them on a Healthy Footing. Obvionsly the first and most imperative daty devolving upon the new municipal administra- tion was to devise some means of meeting the financial difficulties received as a legacy trom the Bowen rule. We are happy to say that the first steps have been taken to that end, ae a success that promises It will be remembered hat a bill peseed the House last week to regulate the assessments in this city, and prevent the misappropriation of corporation funds. This morning Mayor Emery, Corporation Attorney Totten and Alderman rpora- tion, and upon the best mode of meeting them, and of providing a more healthy system of Management of the corporation finances. To this end Mr. Shepherd presented several amendments to the House bill above reterred to, which amendments were adopted by the Senate committee and will be reported. By these amendments proposed by Mr. Shep- herd and adopted by the Senate Committee, an Anditor and Comptroller are provided for, the former being required to audit all claims against the corporation, and to certify to the Comptrol- ler such as are ascertained to be correct. He is to retain the originals of all contracts i orders given by the corporation for work and improvements of every description. It ismade the duty of the Comptroller to keep an exact account of all warrants issued from his office, and of all taxes levied by the corpo- ration; to countersign and keep an accurate record of all receipts given by the Collector and Register for taxes or revenue of any kind, such receipts not to be valid unless so counter- signed, and he is required daily to compare his books with those of the two officers named. Money is only to be paid upon warrants issued by the Comptrotier and countersigned by the Mayor. It is to be deposited the day when received in the bank or other place selected by the Corporation as a depository, and said de- pository is daily to furnish a statement of the deposits, for preservation in the office of the Comptrolier. The Corporation is empowered to issue bonds, not te exceed in amount $600,000, and to bear interest at the rate of 7% per cent. per annum. Said bonds are to be rsd for the sole purpose of paying Ceb 8 :f the city incurred prior to the 6th of Fir > 1870, and are to be reesivad im pay- ment Of taxes to such an amount as may be pre- seribed by the Corporation—no tax-payer, how- ever, to be allowed to pay in said bonds more | than fifty per cent. of the taxes for which he may huve beem assessed on the books of the Corporation Tt strikes us that the mode proposed by Mv. Shepherd for sustaining the corporation crecit and affording relief for the pressing indebted- ness, and also for providing @ proper system of checks and balances to keep matters straight in future is the best that could be adopted. The is. ue of interest-bearing certificates of in- debtedness of the kind proposed will serve to re- vive the corporation credit, whereas a new issue of bends would not only fall tlat, but would de- preciate those already on the market. By this arrangement it is proposed to pay off Mr. Bow- en's legacy of indebtedness within three years, and the corporation will establish its credit and show good faith towards those it owes as it could in no other w: The necessity for some such system of checks | and balances as proposed in this bill needs no | argument. | We are happy to state, alsa. in this con. nection. that the new administration is address- t ing iteetf energetically to the task of provid- | ing the wherewithal to meet current liabili- | ties, and especially to pay the deserving employes of the Corporation who have been waiting so long for their money. Mayor Emery, with Aldermen Shepherd and | Moore, had an interview to-day with the officers | of the First National Bank in regard to raising | money to pay the interest on the funded debt of the Corporation due July Ist, amounting to about $25,000, the salaries of the school teach- ers, five months in arrears, amounting to about $40,000; and the salaries of the police force, due since January last, about $10,000— Mesers. Cooke and Huntington with great cor- diality expressed their willingness to do every- thing in their pewer to sustain the new adminis- tration in meeting these Pressing obliga obligations. +2ee- The accounts received in Washington for the last day or two from the wheat-producing dis- triects of Virginia give promise of a good crop, much better than was anticipated six weeks ago. This is satisfactory as affording another check upon the speculative movement tn wheat undertaken by the western operators. The d@routh in France and the late purchases on French account have excited the Western im- agination, and the bold specalators of Chicago | ‘appear to have secured control of a largé pér- | tion of the supply im the interior and are dis- posed to hold their stock for much higher prices. inthe meantime the French demand has<con- | siderably abated, partly on account of the large supplies already secured and partly srom the | fall of rain having umproved the prospect of the crop in France. «cco ‘The papers are discussing the peppery Farne- worth and Butler controversy upon the matter of Gen. Butler's advocacy of the passage of the Kollin White Patent bill over the President's veto, he (Butler) having received a fee of $2,000 from the parties to be benefitted by the passage of the bill. The adroitness and vigor of Buat- ler’s parry of the attack is admitted; but it seems to be the general opinion that Gen. Farns- ‘worth’s point was a valid one, and that no Rep- resentative or Senator who has received a coun- sel fee from any party can with propriety speak or vote im favor of that party upon the subject 12 ee a ees ear peee him. —_—__-sde+ ‘The Hub will never let up im its brag over New York about the failure of thé tatter to get ‘up & musical festival upon the Bosting plan. The Boston Traveler condescendingly says: “While we regret that the festival entailed loss Upon its managers, we cannot but rejoice that it bas taught New York the lesson, that, how- appertains to the musical, as well as to the other arte.” ee The colored citizens of Cincinnati have nom- inated candidates for trustees ef their public ; that the high and interme- schools shall be built at once, and the Bible shall be retained in them, as “the only book that lights s pathway beyond the grave,” and that drawing shall be taught. ——— The New York Sun latterly shows more heat than discretion in its slanders upon President Grant. Its statement a day or two since that the clerks of the New York Post Office had been assessed for the purpose of presenting a life ia- surance policy to General Grant is pronoaneat untrue in every particular by Postmaster donee. That leading Democratic paper, r, the Louis- Kentucky) Courvr-Jeurnal, endorses the remark of the Cincinnati Commercial that “the party that puts itself in opposition to the princi- pies of equal civil and political rights for all citizens of the United States will go to the wall,” and nd acide, : ‘tought to go to the wall.” -s0e- From Blanchard & Mohun we have Harper's Magazine for Juty—a good number. ville | @ capital story, entitled Tae Cost or Pavise M Stmeer.—A rather curious article appears in the Cironicte of this morning under the above heading. After pay- ing a just tribute to the advantages of tha’ fac street, and to to say : “ The cost to the citizenson the avenus of | paving ae ~five feet front to — —— the rail commences (thir feet | in width) wil i ersme haadred dottars at the price per yard which is the limit of nad fixed by the | ball. The cost will | the pecperty: holders on M street, eee thers is no railway or public square or though the stroct lo not ue wide wp th prenaa It is pretcy hard to tell just what the writer of | this paragraph had in view in inditing tt, but it | iseafe to say that it contains a very grave ‘mais- | statement or misconception of fact. The width of M street, from curbstone to curbstone, is about fifty feet; and as the half of fifty is less | than thirty-six, so mast the cost of paving be | Jess to a property-holder on that street than to | one owning & corresponding frontage on Penn- sylvania avenue,—supposing the price per square yard to be the same in each case. But it is not to be supposed that the limit fixed by Congress for the cost ($4) per square yard on the avenue will be reached on M street. One of the chief inducements held out to those af- fected by the contemplated improvement was | the assurance, based on the estimate of men competent to speak, that the total cost ef ade. quate sewerage and 4 first-class pavement should not exceed a tax of $10 on each front foot of amount,—as we believe it can be,—which would put the cost of the whole improvement at from $200 to $250 on a lot of 25 feet front. it may well be doubted, therefore, whether the commission named in the act would feel justified in going on with the work on M street should its cost be found to largely exceed the figures originally fixed to secure the co-operation of thOre who are to bear the expense of having it done. Accordingly, if any ring or combination bas been formed for the purpose of “putting up & job” on the property holders of that street, it may as well disband or seek other fields of adventare. —+20e- Tne WORKING PEOPLE aND THEIR Move- MENTS.— Representatives of workingmen’s o:- ganizations are sending in letters to Senators he goo} taste and enterprise of | : | these owning property on it, hat paper goes on | Jane erin N° ties. Under the arr: ome SES CitaDh ick he MHAD® Lc hs the ventie mm of Willer’s, Hotel has been ter “JAMES o¥KES. } Juxe 2%, 1570. | to Hotei. and promises = remade and consumma‘ed fomposing the firm vs control Passed into nda of the wndersiguel, who strom tals date responsible t isref # gratefal es iy istt his house to extend ‘sccommodation that may Ter Be BOZORTH FREEZING REFRIGERATORS at | 4M. I. GREGORY'S, 634 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 10B3-lw [Rep.j OOK TO YOUB INTEREST. INDUCEMENTS EXTRAORDINARY. shapes patra. the cit) Pay tay Also. ya all lot of we si cap RIBBONS at at ‘we cents eh eannclt conser at 75 cent _jesee ‘ABLISHED 1833. —E™ COACR WaMERS aaa L. BI 710 7th street, vad and 8 reat. Geer OUT SALES or and Representatives in Congress, asking for legislation against Chinese labor in this coun The Massachusetts Legis are, previous to ite final adjournment yesterday, defeated the eight hour bill. A deputation representing 60,000 operatives in Lancashire, England, waited on a committee of cotton manufacturers at Black- burn yesterday, and asked for an increase of wages. They were assured th.t if the prices obtained for goods after the harvest was over should warrant it, their wages should be in- creased five per cent. New York merchants continue to send vessels to Baltimore, Boston, New Haven and other ports, to discharge, and threaten, in case no redress can be obtained from the quarantine commissioners of present abuses, to fit up a port at Perth Amboy to accommodate the entire for- eign commerce now entering the port of New York. Our exchanges generally seem to look upon the action of the House Select Committee in Acclining to expel or censure W. Scott Smith, of the New York Ezening Post, tor h's publication in regard to Cuban affairs, as an indication that the rights of journalist are being properly dppreciated by legislative bodies. ‘The Paris Seicle, after “describing Spanish atrocities in the Antilles, quotes with approval the following passage from the London Messenger: “Spain needs mouey, Cuba needs peace, and the United States need Cuba.” The Seicle adds: “In this statement we see a practicable solution of the situation.” -+202-— Senator Conkling is receiving the thanks of | the tax-payers of the country for his vigilance in exposing the adroit manipulations of those who want to smuggle a new income tax through Congress. —_____+eee.___ Tue WEEKLY Stak, now on our counter and in wrappers ready for the mails, contains “The Old Brook Farm,” by Virginta F. Townsend; the award of Seasonable Clothing. Preparing to remove, we shall ssll AT GREATLY REDUCED PRIOKS, the following Goods : BLUE, BROWN, DABLIA, AND BROWN IXED_ CASSIME: with VESTS eee epee cron sat BLUE MIXED ME G OC with VESTS to meen TAS EA BROWN AND OLIVE-MIXED CASSIMERE WALKING COAT SUITS. NE BLACK CLOTH LONG # BOCK, and SACK Conta. FINE BLACK CLOTH VESTS, Buttons. i oy ty DOESKIN PANTS FOR 7, $5, 89,810, $11,and $12, WHITE DUCK VESTS, single and double breasted. Also, a few fine WHITE MARSEILLES VESTS. Owing to additional improvements in our new store, corner Seventh and D streets, we are com- pelled to postpone our removal until the month of August. HABLE & Co., 335 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, jert-tr UNDER U.S. ROTES. a July 4th, 1870: ~~ rE premiums at St. Vincent's School; the tourna- ment at Laurel, Maryland; Trip through, { Pig-Irondom—Editorial ames rd | Tue Stax; Public School oy oad Mattors, ‘oreign N ‘aes | and Gossip; the Courts; the Working Peo} ie Useful Items of Domestic Economy: Humoro S Sketches; De; ntal and Local News; A cultural and ye ego and he latest Telegraphic Dispatches fro: parts of the world. JOHN A. BAWLINS POST No. 1, lem —The Quartermaster will be at the & “4 al ae relecl Pp. m., THIS BE ps na A, roles frou {hoge tiem ogg ines rom PRU EMLERY GM. Pest No. Ys” KNIGHTS OF EYTHTAS of SYRACUSIANS juested to be resent at the stated meeting on FRIDAY at So'clock . m-, as business of im tance t store the Lodge, eA A CAMPBELE. Acting W os LIVING MACHINE. stomach is to the human system what that elastic piece of metal is toa chronometer. It influences the action of the other organs, and controls, to a certain extent, the whole living machine. The comparison may be carried turther, for as the weakness or other imperfections of the main spring fs indicated on the face of the timepiece, so also is the weakness or other disorder of the stomach betrayed by the face of th- invalid. The complexion is sallow or faded, the eyes are deficient in lustre and intelligence, ant there is & worn, anxious expression in the whole countenance which tell as plainly as written word, could do, that the great mowrtshing organ whos office it is to minister to the wants of the body, and to enstain and renew all its parts, is not perform ing iteduty. It requires renovating and reguleting. and to accomplish this end Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters may be truly ssid to be the one thing meedful ‘The brok: o main-spring of a watch may be replaced by a pew one, but the stomach can only be repaired and strengthened, and this is one of the objects of the famous vegetable restorative which for eighteen years has been wagit g a successful contest with dys- pepsia in all climates. Asa specific for it stands alone. When the resources of the coperia have been exhausted, without, at best, doing more than mitigating the complaint, # course of this wholesome and palatable, yet powerful, sto- machic effects a perfect and permanent qre. In al! cases of dyspepsia the liver is more or les disor- dered,and upoe this important gland, as well a+ (STP AL Hod dv eae Carob ols iat Reena Hae . racrataees erates her sub- ate ve HEPHERD’S, Shepherd's Building. Neg Board of Trade Rooms. L K,with WomaL MereorosITan Bad: KISSENGEN, VICHY, SELTZER, SARATOGA, BLUE LICK, ama BEDFORD wIRERAL Whthia, | ‘OW DRAUGHT myls-tr eenaT Day! OBSERVE IT FAITIFULLY! ILLUMINATE YOUR HOUSES! ENGAGE BANDS OF MUSIC AND BUY FIBEWORKS: or B. SILVERBERG, 312 SEVENTH STERST, Bur. POwNsYLvaNia AvENCE AnD D Staxze, Ihave just very hh received. direct from the f FInEWORKD, being ver perlectly tre ere tnd in bright cole wil tion. ‘and reasonabl Prices low and me nine AL WHEELS, “FLYERS S. a . FIBE CBAC sey BALLOONS, a novelty. BET. B. SILVERBERG, 312 SEVENTH STREET, Bay, Feumeravanss AVENUE anD D Street, oo OHEAPEB!! | CHEAPEST |! Pieper. 2, 8, ‘Sc. per yard. “Hew Pag ee ey ies eae | T recited Eigen Ho. 1930 THE LARGEST IN THE CITY. bea . WALL, ROBINSON @ CO, 991 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, st Washington, D, pens: AT cost. tar lls stock. HON povgl ta oF obit Bet eins te, SIBIORRY Old Ste igh pric iT no were Prices) at coat, oe Sana, ¥ fom \paiplaclenalage wil pay for old stock = TBIMMIN ral low pees the largest sought» after and Peat nd easiest ) Warranted eke Wanda gs ‘AND fa RECEIVED ON ri ‘aD BOLD ON CARRIAGES RE. was T™ FROCK, SHORT with 3, 4,5, and 6 95.50, BACKER PISTOLS., &. sore will be sold WHOLESALE and si $2 | streat ek] ike hear = ¥ AND FANCY GooDs AT COST, ANTS. Ww ANTED July lat, by & ne per, th:es CUMM eb for bor fee. nF will be permanent. opencns sanem, stating price per month, *A.N T.. o entlea an. wits, NiUATING Bias vaseko. FOR SALE AND RENT. , aire BUMB FOR BENT. of besatifully located GROUND. ital stream of spring cold water ru an eight-rowm cottace, BUSINESS OUANCES PAPER ROUTE FOR SALE AND BENT. pre error per na ep” manne eed 1—FURS ISHED KUUMS, sing doubles very pleasant and airy rooms; No 702 13th street, and jemt-2t (OR SALE. APPLY To + 23 Montgomery sireet, Gorge’ Powe. > OR San rorestied: - on GE Lots s—a fine collection of MIN floor, south front. wold reasonalie tacit river adie Pres § — xh ae AL wong Gosteobt te email HOUSE a an sane SALE ONE. and ‘ SILVERBE . S19 Tih street. betwee: D street eat, between @ = NURSE WANTED—Onlored preferred wes a 908 Si st. weet, je” BosSRSANTED, Bi Gont and Wide in a pri vate family at $50 week! > menies Address "RYMAN. Bent office, ANTED—A GIBL, to cook, Wiersns toa person 1 stents Roost | F Ware a EES Will givetrom Wie yiriitiws No. S11 O stree’. Ww NTED—A tidy, half-grown GIRL, accn~ temed to the care of children, can secure a p~ manent place. by application to $03 E st., near Department. STANTRI—ONE HONDRED LYSORERS, ee whireend cox «nit Angi in = re aod P romd, Hair, pper Marlboro Prince reel Wr SITU, ATION toes ye Bookkee} Clerk oF Halestas Liquors on most approved m method; —_ moraens Sa in pe abe aka ion where Bter W Sas woman wauts a SITUATION 10 read and wait op an }igvalid, orto attend | gail dren. Address WIDOW ANTLD—A Wu. aN 0 cook. eo = for a sm all ae family. Mast bri ref. erence. Apply 913 H street, between wth. je 23-30" Why renee Fins aniten Bate HAS KE P- HEUPER<. and Apniy s MUINKIEE TRON CO., ie, Wags “ANI ED—A PARTASE, with » small paar co ghaage ine Pee grote pnd aay el basiness, seeurea large nd ready sales. 1 Guireat COW F ntivet ov. Post Off 3 O GU 7D aGuhas i i first-class Call immediately and secure a tenant NEIB & WHEELER, House Agents. 105 K street, between Sth and oth ats. Wen bbe co do Age » sew ork Must bring good ref: ret between Penneytvani ‘avenue rer 3022 tt Waste ANTED—A TENANT for a (four-story te oomed bouse, furnished: it agreeably sit ated, Naving three exposures, ant ‘and ia the mos: el ible part of the city, two squares from the cars. ortheast corner ef 10th street and ae avenue, No. 374,old number. Je 22-30" ANT&D—A WOMAN to do cooki: ironing. A gE Re pa ANTED—By the st of July. = omall private WwW family to take ~. neatly furnished honse Song nine rooms, No. 491 Missour! avenue, fronting those be sutifal government lens, and board t wo oan pereons ( rother aud sister) for rent of same. TURAGK WANTED. — Persons Ss glore goods can find BOOM on rea at No. moved by experienced hands. ture bought. Parties desiring to Honseho! id Furniture would to well of the same, to cali un in charge of Green & No. 319 7th street, between north. wishing to 97th t. Furnit able itrm. 7th st a ‘an enced Secoud hand Furni _ ean eatire posi WALTER A WILLIAMS Williams’ Branc! G and OR RENT Several i roy — Ros ian Plant's ‘bal enue and 1th street Fo SAUE Sees, (oes Gk PNR IOUSES on Corcoran street, ch streets, containing nine "ang ith ren Cand $2 pertwonth. a to GEu. i PLANT 0 Ges a ply ue + CO By ‘York ae ing, © mr ne & tr aria vue: pentrics. | Gas throng lig with large shad: ssh: sesheowinat win mek: sags owner is go Tnquire at the St ir abd gas. Also, ane store attached. wilt ir ih st mien. between LE OR aaat=oonc- Yas YARD; rons doing’ tne c Sa |e BGETOW: «0 Ps pea near cars. furnished. for rew oy pire Address PRINCIP. Ls kA SMALL ASMALL, FaMiuy Dusiness; will sel! on the wost reasonable terms. best of reasons: posing of it. ‘Address Box 4, Post Office. jo 1-26" {OR RENT—The UPPER FLOORS of the new T—Four very fichees at a bargain. as the owner ie ala. Boch an opportunity ts et streets Saturday night at 1316 central locations. small pas sat dow snce in monthly payments. Apply at Un’ th treet, betw @ street and N ELeast RESIDENCE FOR SALE. A large fine Residence on and 7th streets, having Torey took treats vixtarn i) moder Fd Renee ae —_ erie vigcinia ot sof the sity, oad to new nee in the cem fon of the ofered for ole on Teaonable terms. ior further werner ot aoa ietr oe EN Pepnsvivania avenue 8.0 VERMILLION wopead Gost ae SALE—A very prottaul> ble se hg for geutiemen or bali —" TO LOAN ON i at leent — J No. 513 7th st, Washing: SALE —The prop desirous of guing Par Sai a ng et3-e particulars apply to iy = small Bias Pores HAPMAN, No isdO 1th st. t. Nat and Khode Island a) ate eyaroraas UNFUBNISHED aM fect ler. suitable for housekeeping te ith ae children. Inquire at the a eo 4 tu Mf! health, te eb offers low figure for cash. Ap; west. ry oo = Esrauinunes ps NY, RETALL Umoc buy msi fe the decivning bealth of ical: ir m July Ist to Uctober CK HOUSE, at from $3) reemient./ Apgly Toth a three story BRIG phe) according to oie 19th street. trom 12 to Fron RENT—One large ROOM, Tare, south front; second story. and a con) eget in fine locality, at 323 E street and 75,000 Sirk » LOAN ON REAL Estate per < ate of ihe ety. tiniest. ee Abe cl sale the shove valuable eorner, at jen and on terms more pecan than ever before the remainder im one, two, Hisnva WHITNBY & CO. street, between G and } TO LOAN © on KEAL BSiar in sums to ait the ly legal interest ol KE "No. BREET Ra © STREET. BE’ " Real Rstate &, nt. W..bet.t ro) ae $50, 000 WEEN 3p 4 <a0 a srikere ¥Ue eeD bag od eter Parlor suitable for @ sectignen sod jones single genta, from July Ist. i ee far ey + TS NE ROOM for rent, to gentlemen street. between I and K. prepared and os owes 6. sen without rt McNEIR & ~¥ 3 a3 $05 Kat. ast ae and %h N FINE NEW ‘BRICK Ot HOUSE FOR SALE — fontaine ton 10} roomed with vestibule, cellar under whole house, F range in tbe ee and cold water, gaa, slate mi building 3 storie. back on as Lot ; @12 per moathy et aa VOR RENT—Five ROOMS on 34 floor, pa nished; or five rooms on 2d floor, wofurniahed: i ping. water and gas on second jou, three squares from horse Bonth, in advance. We have constantly om hand Money to loan under the new interest law, on Beal Estate in the District SENERAL oereL ie Depot for ther, 1 GUA States mantot EMP! a: 8 ergot MENT and those in need of HELP should call xt Ww ANIED—60 CULURKED TT tw to Chattanooga,Te umediaze work at iy 2313 Sth street, between Louisiana avenue and D Jels- It W ie that ine tee ON DOLLAR SP Re TACLE” in the By ae accurately suited to the cet and Pennsylvania avenue. Inometers of all kinds. GOODS t» dispose of can save moucy and tit 408 Web street. next to J. 0. McGuire BUCH the abor e office. jel8-2w* ‘a 1 per day. Transportatiow furnished. Apply dai street. ANTED—Al those who value their sigh cyeright by BUH. HEMPLER, the Optician,¢ rnr ANTED—PARTI ED HAVING HOUSEHOLD Z Furniture Dealer. AM Amilies breaking up housekeeping ¢ from the city to know that they spose of their FURNITURE withoat the trou expense of an auction, b ng O26 Pa ave SR cor Wth et. myst im KILDOURN & LATTA, Beal Estate and Note Brokers, Corner of 7th and F streets. NES K — We will t FU ‘UR RENT—#RIC t or K DWE oO mee: "red and back building, 10 room: uBicient to meet” alt dete chaser will only have to make J0sH Ua Ww 729 7h st, bet. and Has, RE AND HOUSE TO RENT—A HOUSE .con- cod sized rooms on the first floor suit ble for STURES or « light manufacturing busi- he second floor: situate on ania avenue, will be &c., apply wt ars pply to A OADDIS. JR. and M streets, Navy-yard. (UR & auanes ae B. Az ath, wales classes, panaoamcone rage, met dining room, essed brick froat ry street. containing + with four rooms on 8 :GOLDst ELS £60 ORSES FOR SALE —Just arrived, neat door to the Sranaiin Hi use. on sth at. four pairs, very fine. Ale Tith street, wear Peuney cheap toa oan senent, For keys, OR a t mastic-ft Hstrect between 10th and aie ali ders ir wT. BE. WAG- j|AMAN,on 7th, near i atre: ‘ALE OR ae 715 2ist street, ented by ference. Apply on ith street north. can be rented tor 400 month: besten rooms, bath “ase » Stable, and every Convenience, ODEY Loans 1 Regul tated + hat stm upon Beal Retate =e Botee wanted to any amount the ‘premises ts um™ Sones, Corner of 9th #t SUITE OF BOO furnished as parlor and ch tidah infront, closet on same vo: Opposite Metro ai . Also, a handsomely furs ished third m. Will rent very reasonable to desirabi: Se are T CLERKS AND OTHERS roomed HOUSES, frout and side porch yard, well ot good Water: healthy location.” Pris: oD. T balance in instalments. ands tmel picented res Lots om ‘ire of SHARBI. mgron ith ad 17th and S, fronting south, el acai aR 23H and I for iy hat 455.0 st BAL for the yours t a 2 Ww ‘args eiecevat Mua PLER'S Opis st the KE'S Optician Store. near National Ho! apli-tt D—Ladies to know that they cam Qu; WASIE2S Givbs SEWING ary onthe most easiest te: i LOST AND FOUND. 'T—On Satuiday, t.,a GOLD SLEEK Lincrrons"h Suliable reward witr be ive 934 E street. BEW AKL -— Lest, on Thursday. 254 inst. 510 S600 MATCH BOX. "Un oho side was the monogram *F. he above reward will be paid opon its dative at es office of Willard s Hotel, and no questions asked jeze-2t red BUFFAL 7 GOW; “WM. KNIGHT, Long Bridge. NOH OF KBYS. The finder willbe Ltd aed be lenving them with abe watchman BOARDING. To Loan ON BRAL ‘ESTATS $50,000 2 three story BRIG HOUSE. gam im provi city, con- taining seven (7) rooms and Lot 3 by 105 feet lence 1, pa. mer luenta oi dn ¥. Real iRatate Ae it sea ik. pos cor, Thth and Me Buen 8 ‘wD ag located tor Bet = IDENCES — beantifi ‘ashi HRBE STOR STORY BRICK H ON TENTH STREET, BETWEEN’ I P AND STREETS —This house is nearly new, contalus ed rooms and bath room. with wide, ball and gas Price, 84400; $50 dow; nth, which ie just the rent. froni, and is cheap and attractive, and the terms most liberal. — bf ta laf «CO WwW ANTED. —JOSHUA = 2 09, . between ESTATE AND COMMEBCIAL NOTE otemac, two miles abo Fiebre 2M VAN ABNOR rie! t BENT—TWO or THREE u SPURNIsue ED ROOMS for rent toa gmail peur, No. 210 9th st. opposite and shrul rnished or not. ‘One <soouveniont to street care juire corner 8th st. cast and Ba. ————$————_$_—$—$—$—$—— BOOKS, STATIONERY, & NEW Beous ae SALE—90 AUMES OF LAND. oa the new ‘route, two, miles orn. Nirginia” Two houses and other tm ee ater: B20 Apply on the promises. S05'D street: between st vez? rn RENT—That desirable RESIDENCE r pod ln, NO. 1943. A ni Na m. tween L and M sireets. ‘ AP BKENT—For the summer months. Bea eee eee ool BURNISHED joe, Georgetown: D. Gp-m .at Post O “ein SANCTORUM; or Proofshests from an PABKINSON CAN ACCOMMODATE a few A. BUARDERS with good rooms and good sub- sessiol board, at $5 per week. Table ei Ca i = week. 2 D street, one deor from [2th IGHT OR TEN PERSONS CAR PUatare see ARD ina pesithy locality ih advantageuf fiv eee walk of Penn's Bi burg. BENEDIOT Yost. LADY OR GENTLEMAN UAN OBTAIN BOARD in a private tamily in town by addressing Box Georgetown, D.C, References given and required, iem-lw | a KENT Some Ske, desirable ROOMS for with 7 t saree cool od FABLE BOARD jssouri avenue. bet. 3d and 4 Sssts. Seis-oe™ MMKE Sener BE ACUOMMO: {OUMS; io rideror are mineral, water. For further * Brookvi ng House,” jontgomery coat 4. Jel] 2w* {OB PLEASANT COUNTRY posse AF LOW OY SPP ai Estate Broker 319 Teh et (RST-OLASS BOARD, WiTH PL ABD, With PLE Fara etter nee 4 Penneyiva a | Gose 0, naa BEWARD! s ee Sed the largout men. Bea ee i Lines'uedAlpsca Suites’ poe Brlcra, at Oat ls Halt cLoTEH® ONTORK Tacks Bas Seventh erect ig” A fotTHe akB ove onuraine. "44 © OLOTI Ca F Shices ge to OAK HALL: 658 1th at. i MGiaie itiivsss teen Ph OAK BALE LEADS THE FASHION DN ALL Minicerseaees Tin etrest. 1,000 REE, NABLE an hin LOOT REST PENE ia Becca WOw ak one eae y Theodore Tilton, edit ons ee three-stor, -ar corner C nort! kite ieee win sell cheap. ICK, on 10th street spy soso state i Counting Pom. coe SALE OB BXCHANGE, *ntage or OF LAND AN, Hnveitipenee Baiting. - OR — A mena HOUSE with 3 rooms and von in Sie dorder. on hb street mt $35 per monthe i im advance 3005) st street, near 2th street. RENT—One nice also, fine yard, sitnat tween F and G. For terms ap) 718 13th street, between @ LS Seat if “4 ALL THE NEW pose RECELVED As S00! th story Bi AS ISSUED. ws 9 rooms with gas and water, on New B ceed avenue, be- c. Jouysor,. A LARGE OOLLECTION oF Gobp BOOKS READING FOR THE SUMMER B VACATIONS. Orders by mail from the watering places or the country executed promptly. PHILP 4 SOLONOS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSELLEKS AND STATIONERS, 911 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Z. Between 9th and With stresta. N EW seeks. UB BEMT—A fino the city, ard, grapes, &c- OuSRyat SEAT. in _- OR RENT—The three ey, BRICK Wouss. bere pae ate . a L. Dick & BRO. occaee ond ieate: yet HICE ee beg 9 OR sR BOOMS i tt i nithed r rent on thw oy terms. can be given immediatel ‘wo new HOUSES, three rooms ge F%; ° ee the east side of $d street, be THE CAGED LION. Charlotte M. Yonge. Prive......-... on 1 TY ANTONIA. Geo. Ban eceeen R SO MISS VAN CORTLAND. Paper................ BAMMEB AND ANVIL. Spicthagen.._.92.00 LUCK BOABING CAMP... 8 oe HENBIETTA TEMPLE. Disraeli. Paper...580 state: Plant's Ballding, corner 1th street and Now York SALE OB Bxunance. Bey city TY A NyROPEE mathe ee alsin 4 Montgoeery = 18th rote nas @ “ladit » OF northy ee ity located email BRICK ae “aia een Récamag UR RENT—The UPPRE PART of the HOUSE ccf | Hate ede to order. OFaT MEN. SPOKES! FELLOES! BAB IRON, STEBL, SPRINGS, HORSE-SHOES, H. 8. IRON, NAILB, TIN PLATE, SHERT ZINC, LEAD. EA W. KENNEDY 2 co, BUILDING HARDWARE AND METALS, 612 PENNSYLVANIA AVEBUB, ee Es