Evening Star Newspaper, June 27, 1870, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the District CROSBY 5S. NOYES. WASHINGTON OITY: MONDAY....... -+-Jame 27, 1870. _Reading Matter on Every Page. S7 Punsons leaving the city for the summer | can have TH® STAR mailed to their address by ordering the same at the office. Terms 30 cents per month. +2ee- A cotemporary taking up the cudgels in behalf } of Mr. Charles Stewart and his injunctions, thinks Ta# STAR ts inconsistent because it denounced the mode In which Bowen gave out the awards of ward paving contracts, and now | disapproves of the action of Stewart in putting a stop to the operations of these contractors. There i= no inconsistency about it. We de- nounced the Eowen electionecering trick of giving out the contracts to ward partisans at the time they were so given out; then was the treme when Mr. Stewart should have put on his injunctions. We should have said Amen had he plastered the Bowen contractors a foot deep with injunctions, befere they entsred upon the wholesale work of cutting down and tearing up. But now that they have gone on uninterruptedly until the work is more than half executed on many of their contracts; when side-walks have been cut down ten, fifteen, twenty feet, and citi- zens are shut off from all access to their premises except by rear alleys; while the street fronts are & chaos of bricks, mud, and rubbish—that Mr. ‘Stewart at this late day should interfere to stop the work and leave the property-holders in this Gisagreeable position, perhaps for an entire year, while the matter drags its slow course through the courts, is a grievance not to be tol- erated with patience. We are glad, therefore, to hear that the contractors have concluded to go on end finish up the most pressing work on their hands, taking the chances of getting their pay. The Mayor, we think, ean very properly de- cline to give out new work to these contractors until their states fs setiled, and can properly stop the farther execution of work on the out- skirts of the city where its interruption will be a matter of loss or inconvenience to no one; but citizens placed in the unfortunate condition we have above described have a right to demand the early completion of the work to save them from inconvenience and povitive injury. - ss Tae Weateer—The current belief that “Sunday is always the hottest day” seemed to rest on a good foundation yesterday. From all parts of the country comes the word that it was the warmest day of the season, and in many places supposed to be cooler than Washington the mereury ranged considerably higher than here. But we had it warm enough for all prac- tical pu:poses,—in this world, at least. Perhaps the fairest indication of the real state of the weather in this city was afforded by the ther- mometer of Mr. Hall, at the corner of 12th and M streets, which at 2 o'clock marked 97° in the shade and 124° in the sun. To-day the thermometer at Hempler’s on Pennsylvania avenue, below 6th street, regis- tered as follows 8 o'clock $1; at 12, 90; at 2, But in comparing these figures with those above of yesterday the fact should be borne in mind that there is considerable difference be- tween the temperature of the avenue and that of M street. The latter locality lies much higher aud the uir u& always cooler there than on the streets in the lower part of the city. ~+e-- We apuyetiies sineerety Witu the snaaenm he the accident which occurred in Philadelphia on Saturday last; but really we think the country isto be congratulated on the prematare ex- plosion, in mass, of a Whole warehouse fall of Chinese crackers, fire-works, etc. It’s a mercy to have them go off in that way, Instead of having them distributed over the country so as to create confusion and alarm in half a hundred towns and bamlets. and lay the foundation for score or two of fires and fatal accidents. 1m se 2 w ve regretted that the whole stock in the country can’t be put in one vast coliseum or skating rink and “set off” atonce. That would be a display worth talking about. And this reminds us to ask what steps, if any, have been taken to prevent a recarrence of the in. fernal nuisance here on the coming 4th of July? If the laws are not now adequate, we hope the Council at its meeting to-night will make them so; if they are, we trust the proper authori- ties will see that they are faithfally executed. a The indications just now are than Hon. W D. Kelley, who represents the 4th Pennsylva- | 8 district im Congress, will have asevere con- | test in the race next fall. Hon. W. B. Thomas, who was Collector of Customs for the port of | Philadelphia under Mr. Lincoln, and a popular and able man, was nominated against Mr. Kel- ley on Friday last, by a citizens’ convention. ‘The result will probably be that if the Demo- rats do not nominate, and support Thomas, he will be elected; while, if they nominate a can- diaate of metr uws, and Mr. Thomas remains on the track, the Democrat will be successful. the vote two years ago stood, Kelley, 17,105; Nicholson, dem., 15,248. a —— AvoTaER LITERARY QvaRREL IN Pros- ruct.—The World says that a piece of poetry, entitled ‘The Children,” beginning— When the ns and tasks are all ded, “And the school for the day is dlamiseed.* which went the rounds of the papers several years ago as the production of Charles Dickens, and which has been started on its travels again since his death, was not written by the great novelist at all, but by Charles S. Dickin- son, a lawyer in active practice in the northern part of the State of New York. It is to be hoped that the Senateamendment making permanent the temporary force now employed in the Internal Revenue Bureaa will pass the House before the 3/th inst., as at that time the appointments of and appropriations tor a large number of clerks and others—mainty ladies—willexpire. A failure t> pass by thattime will necessitate the dropping of all these from the rolls, and their reappointment, if deemed advisable or necessary, after the authority for eee Sees See i from Congress. ‘The New York Standard | finds it necessary to urge upon New "York Sunday school teachers that they should “‘Inetileate abstinence from intoxicating drinks by precept and «: yr We should think so. Between gim and milk parsons and gin and milk teachers of Sunday schools the rising generation of Gotham have rather a rough time of it. ‘We trust the Senate will reconsider its action of to-day, and not continue the oppressive in- | come tax on the poorly paid government clerks | and other salaried officers for 1810, while ex- | empting the rich, who could better afford to pay it. Nothing less than the total abolition of this obnoxious tax will satisfy the people. -<e- ——____ Subscriptions to the Buffalo (N. Y.) and Wash- ipgton railroad have reached $410,000, leaving omiy $90,000 to be subscribed to make the former city’s subscription available. The road, it-is | asserted, will soon be built. The office of the Forel Foreign Special Cuban League bas been robbed in New York of $35,000 im United States bonds, a quantity of Cuban revolutionary bonds and a mass of secret Cuban correspondence. —— The Rev. Theodore Tilton and other exhorters of the Chadband order are daubing the memory of Charles Dickens with their praises. This is returning good for evil. Dickens certafnly did not go out of his way to praise the Tiltons. — ‘Tox HepsartTzR oF New YoregRs.—Under | two-feet track, construcied very cheapiy, with | @ack greatly increases the power of the engine— | therefore grades ate not so importamt—the track | may follow the undulations of the ‘country, | and trestle work will safely an«wer instead of | tills—the track is exceedingly cheap—the work- | Ing cheap—the cost-of transportation may be | ently of the wheat crop. Oats look well, but the pertinent heading, ‘Whither are we tend- ing?” the New York Star of Saturday records a hest there of 97 im the shade. ——_—__-~se-+ On the third Monday in August the fourth annual session of the National Labor Union will commence at Cincinnati. ———-<ee- (ur Maryland exchanges state that | there isa Scarcity of farm laborers to harvest the crops. ation has been recently draw: | to the performances of a British railway witie ' light engines and cars. The resultof its opera- tions more than answered the expectations of its Projectors. Its advantages are: The agrrow accordingly economical—and for neighborhood | purposes, by lateral lines of twenty miles or so, this light railway has proved to be an entire success. The discovery will prove invaluable, and will make the railway complete as a mode of general transportation—the light railways being the neighborhood feeders of the trunk lines. ——_—__~<2e- » especially in the | Our Maryland exchanges, lower part of the State, speak rather despond- corn and wheat do not promise more than two- thirds of a crop. From Virginia we have more encouraging reports, the wheat and oat crop being unusu- ally fine in all parts of the State. The corn and tobacco crops have been put back by the wet weather, but the current hot weather will, itis expected, » bring it speedily up to the mark. 8 It will be remembered that M. Ollivier had the astounding vanity to proclaim that in three months he had established institutions which bad taken England years to build up. To this the Marseilles workmen reply: ‘Never has there been so much misery among workmen or so much luxuty among government parasitics.”” a ‘The New York Tribune rejoices with exceeding great joy over the fact that the income fax is mot to be renewed. It has been—says the Tri- bune with an energetic parting kick—in every Sense so oppressive, 80 unequal, 80 iniquitous and demoralizing, that the people may well rejoice that the effort to renew it has failed. Tue Iscomz Tax.—The United States Senate bas abolished the income tax. If the House of Representatives desire to do a popular thing, it will follow the example in this respect of the pres branch of Congress.—Boston Trans- ——__-+ee--____ The New York and Philadelphia papers are filled with accounts of sun-strokes in those cities. We pity the unfortunates who are com- Bre opposed to ti trekersd. Til, please 5. Boon TUBSDAY ay it a pam fort in ar ta a June Sth, 1370, KNIGHTS ¢ PYTAIAS. pL OUNT ¥ VEuxow LODGE, at the next rego! Weosespay'ey EVES t BIKG. sins Dtheats o'hick ‘eat importance to every member mabe brcaehe m fotore the Lode d JOHS B pate [TON. Bec. Scri ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF COLUM BIAN COLLEG The Annual aipaiages Picetivg of the Asscciation will be held at 5st festa Chore. ESDAY NG af be ke A isde = we. stick NE. President “ANDREW B. DUVALL, Jem GEORGETOWN OEM own College will take, place on THUSSDAY Bung: June 30, 1570. The senicis the students and the public gener- ml i a B.A. MAGUIRE. 8. J.. President. A 0_OF G. F—The members of 8.0. MILLER Lonan. 3 are requested to be Prevent at the next regul eeting. as business of the etmost importance will be brought before the for m in which each and every trot r of the Lodge is interested. By order of the Piet GEO. LEWIS EBEBLY, Ree Sec. SONIC. —Special Convocation of LA PaYeITE 8 A CHAPT id TURSDAY EVENING, oe = ce 2 on WEDNESDAY BVESING, Jane sak aes oe AI mombers will be prompe vig Maeons fo gee — are traternally in- “s order of M.E. H. drat “JOHN EDWIN MASON, Secretary. ‘THE THIRD ANNIVERSARY EXEKC LZ SFSOF HOWARD UNIvERsiTY wil take in u ional corner god G streets, om WEDNESDAY EVENING ot the the, present week. (June 2),) at 79 exercises will consist of an "ae al by the Vpeaident of the Inciturion, orevions eeare oat eres of meris, mectly originals, with meg a ae ‘are invited to a aa 0. HOWARD. President... Howarp University, June 23, oF” YACHTMEN, TAKE ee t ial meeting of all Os Owners Ss Cavteine of x me be Shekells’ jose, Potomac Ferry whart-on WEDAES. Dar EVENIN arpoee of xt, at 8 o'clock, for th perfecting agrangements for a Grand ‘Ae it fs cc templated fo award a money. prize on Serres Seaneesaatieds interest will be ex- u ciel S“GRORGE A. SHEKELLS, jeaT-3t Fulton Hoase. BROADSIDE FOE FOR HUMBUGS. A os and assurance generally go handjin hand, and of all the tribe of pretentious know- nothings with which society is afflicted, the un- ecientific “medicine men" who attempt to tamper with the health of the community are the most dan- gerens and the most impudent. So much by way of Text. Now fora special and particular application. It appears that © mushroom growth of so-called “Bitters” is springing up under different names in various localities, particularly in the Southern and Western States, which the venders have the hardi- hood to recommend to easy-going people, upon whom they think they can impose, as a substitute for Hos- tetter’s Stomach Bitters, long recognized by every class as the purest and best medicated stimulant and invigorant the world affords. ‘The concoctions referred to being composed of worthless material, offer @ larger margin for profit than that Celebrated Tonic, and hence the anxiety ot dollar worshippirg dealers to faist them apen the public in its place, But * forewarned fs forearmed,” and all partics whom these distinguished (') beings a-e endesvoring to coax and inveigle into substituting trash for a standard remedy, are hereby infor.zed of the selfish and sordid motives which underlie the representa- tions in question. ‘The great popularity and vast sales of flostetter's Bitters cannot, of course, be seriously impaired by | these “ tricks of trade,” but as the debilitated and BABATOGA, BLUE LICK, and i - BEDFORD MINERAL WATERS, atom tuctons Onl at Se seit are oie ewes. helt 3 tee Penne wie Ba. A Wmited smount of FURMITURE a’ roy colved. de 3" i wy BUTICAL WHEELS, in 7. eee ny Lr canine, WANTS. — JAPANESE AND LISLE THREAD POPLINS, Netee Std LADT to rw in Plaids, Tints, end Chene Designs, ‘ins See chi ae AT THE EXTREMELY Low PRick op = * pecree air Es ee : i 26 CENTS PER YARD. ‘ A xk of DRY GOODS, at 3 LY "REDUCED Purces” GOODS. st GREAT. ST One price only. Just Dealing to all, i ae, between 9th and BOGAN & WYLIB, i Jed5-tf 1018 and 1020 7th street, 8. W. Wig. MMEDIATELT—1 fue wa, Ale, orire -m, good SERVANT GIRL, B12 Sh ste 9 pas Siteonicie office Under the arrangements made plates the a ml W ANTED—BOAED ana Roo SYRES. CHADWICK @ COU ste me tee met and eis, and eit nae mae a and ey oe of Wi peaseu into of who iettous this date Tune 1s isto. JAMES BYKES. Jone 21, 1870. grateful obi 7 ANTED—Two WHITE WUMSN, 5 ae for teres dann ative. eit E strest, between cts betweonta | Si toa'rins “9 as |$ Ww ATATION. Yo sow kod do chamber sont references giveh. Apply No. fiat Ou. O ate. FREEZING fey and & pleas eee = general anes REFRIGERATORS small tamiily, Geran m pelerred- wo itis ce between Ith and 121 j oman. & Wath. garage ar a —~ onan Apply at No. 130 Fonnsyissnis avenns 634 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. nd 2d treet east. = ry RUUM AND A KI ith see, {mep.1 eGhrletlantomily: Address | Ht Mie ‘Sue L°°x 70 rour intzRxsr. OR c je 21 aa WANTED ces LARGE oom Sere, HALL w peferences exchanged. 996 0 tract, ber tween 9th and 10th. 625-2" WELLING WANTED TO: FORGES —Ael DWiteia et react nine ra modern, im ‘of Interior roots 5 thin ten aeeece walk Svan oh: ba lover "3900. J. che ALLEN, Room 4. Patent Office. Jje%S-3t iD, industriogs WHITE GIL 3 Wann rb, Aaa toa st in t the housework a a 2 Tonily< and aS desi ire, to earn the the ‘ares, Rome i ofared. pine at Tiga wth street, b je nee Lana i ead jean te TED-A god COOK, WASHER and WAktE ER; also, of a child and assist al ut ral wages will oe paid “to ther he Fight Bae. red. Libel At J.L. BLOUTS i rth etrect,® Tae Storss Maryland Seep Je3-t" __ 710 7th stroot, bet. G and H streets. Warr te Tae ey pictel fa ance ove for bons facvory nent. Mdirese, svstating price Ser'monthe “ANE NUBSE WAUTED Gelcnea WHS ae Sou sist . ANTED—A GIL, t0 cook, toa perkon that sail fruit. Apply at No. $18 8 ntveats between ‘tek Wane: BHICKLAYERS Will give trom seed Omas Lewrs No. $11 O street. WASTED—A Sidy, halt-grown GIRL. sccus- tomed to the care of children, can, secure a anent place. by application to $05 E st., near Bo: Department. ‘El —v) HUNDBED LABO! etieial meas slso, DAV EES, on 24 yard more and Potomac Rallroad. Apply to HALL, Upper Mariboro’, Prince scones PARTNER. with acmall capital, naagage ibe peaptionl ‘sul aesing: besteres W na rer by elon: large profite and ready sales. ie quire eat HOME street, opp. Post Office, ‘emt ANTED—20 hg HOUSES tor tenants, Call immediately and secur i re achinre 2 WHEELER, House A —& GIRL to do = housework Wes on Feferences. Inquire at 233 15th street, between Pennsylvania avenue and ¥ street. Je 22-tt Ciseses @UT SALES oF referred. et = Seasonable Clothing. Preparing to remove, we shall sell AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, the following Goods : BLUR. BROWN. DAHLIA, AND BROWN MIXED CASsIM ERE WALKING with VESTS to match. — or BLUE MIXED MELTON with VESTS & maich, BROWN AND OLIVE WALKING COAT SUITS. WALKING OOATS, TXED CASSIMERE ra i peed ere ore FROCE, 8! D—A WOMAN to do cooki ironing, ‘K, and SACK K, SHORT | Wy ntsD” poly at No. 803 south Gist, Jegi-ti rigs BLACK om VEsts, with 3, 4,5, and 6 | VY 4NTED— By the Jot of July a emai ess | nine rooms, Ne No. 1491 itissvarl avenue. those eutiful rang ug persous brother aad ther and (NEKAL ag AO OFFICE. 506 = in want of EMPLOY- Game ane es ke hr pig ELE KG Ca at theat above alice, 7 ho value their ae to W Adar that the bee ONE I DOLLAR SPEC FL BLACK DOESKIN PANTS FO! r) for Fe poig glng 86, $6.50, 67, 8! +910, Siiand gi, WHITE DUCK VESTS, single and double breasted. Also, a few fine WHITE MARSEILLES VESTS. 3 PRO. Sreslaht waa es i, the pitcanscnrner Nwine to additional improveménts i: street ; and Laat Bepot ee Neine o1 store, corner Seventh aua’'D secu on psc now | ‘smtetere of all Kinds, jel velled to postpone our removal until the monti o of Ww ANTED—PARTIES HAVING HOUSEHOLD August. by galling st 408 1 ihr streetynestgo geo. MoGuire on “ely Furniture'Dealer. ———_ Pe [ ANTED—Familiog Dreakii housekeeping 335 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. lor Femaving from the ftv fo ‘Enow that they » bean thelr FURNITURE the trow sco UNDER U.S. moTEL. | Vevy. 386 Suaver8 E cor. ea ais << | YY ANTED—OOLTS REVOLVERS—AIl_ the r near : duly 4th, 1870: WwW a> sic aie Hh NE lens working, it is pi $ 0 Baum chine inthe ‘worlds Agency st 0 Bs | « THE GREAT DAY! = LOST AND FOUND. ASTRAY—A rea BUFFALv OOW; a ery poor. The ownet ie requested to come ‘oreera: prove property, pay charges. and take her sway. OBSERVE IT FAITHFULLY! jeu St ‘WM. KNIGHT, Long Bridge. ILLUMINATE YOUR HOUEES! BOARDING. 9 HOTEL rosienoes Ba with pleasant ENGAGE BANDS OF MUSIO "Frcna Rooms, opening on Pe be had on reasonable terme ai at DYER ‘as: FS igi Ly eoum gard for 81 er on uae month. a. Gonvenient to all the bepartaegte. ite. street, jwcou ith and Iiih stroote; No. 1U17. Jo 25-3" iGUNTRY AKRD CAN BE UBTAINED one 8B. SILVERBERG, C ehene Stale 2 om Washingtan. pl oe aah of the firm sc 319 SEVENTH STREBT, ie 5 ra 7 Ta FEE a aot Sromsings one ine ee CREEP ost. Bar. Pexnsvivania Avanvz anv D STREzy, one A sn a ae e a pa ee ieee iat | So Cia (EE ifs Se My Ee eee MINES. A he will be sold WHOLESALE and BETAIL. : B. SILVERBERG, 312 SEVENTH STREET, Ber. PexXstLvaNia AvExve anv D Street, jeM@tr brevdhe GHEAPEB! CHEAPEST |! sible’ 8OZ “BPALDING’S GLUE” mends ererrthige, SLE, o THE LARGEST = THE CITY. order in Paris, at ae WALL, ROBINSON @ Co., 921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, mBe w. D,O. M“+uaey Baneains at coer, | vw Thave this Qay marked down my entire ® (Lap OOH for te nent ticty ahs Sere MILLINBRY AND PANCY GOODS AT CosT, to reduce my stock ts FANCY AND STRAW HATS FELLOES! BAR IRON, STEEL, SPRINGS, — HORSE-SHOES, H. 8. IRON, NAILS, T° FAT ME ot te jolt BUILDING HARDWARE AND METALS, 612 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, 3020-lm Opposite Metropolitan Hotel. _FOR BALE AND RENT. _ Cpe err ae | C BN E ok With or without pee 2 seeowabid Meghiinen o aea joa cS | VSARUBORRB EES 258%, street, west cide, between B Jem 3" F%! RENT—A three stery FRA EHO HOUSE, Bo, 2 E street, containiag ten given fly. pa at tena | Pte) BEATA gontly, farnished HOUSE. with E street betwee: north, T o'clock «'m-and 3p. ee Saas -3k Seneca Juty Ist. R RENT—Handsome furni ee at sre conveniences. between th and 13th sts. Fe Futon ge ib gee ie enral! SSmewel 30 roe 0. fwd AKER Levietes cago 9h and lth ste. six. ORLY ZunaeneD BUUMS, aia and water: Per mont or three roses Inquire she ‘2d and 34 streets porth. OK Lay WINDUW end fone sort ae ene Bact Sect fhe | FR ‘URNISHED BVOMS AND BOARD in the my ices 'Appiy at 1313 Re betetcen tat eat Brees, A? id jer-3t™ FOR SALE AND. RENT. BUSINESS CHANCES the, the ee ae col. FURNISHED = 5 ipacice, after D.C jead-tt Fate dna est soa ageism mail BI ‘AGGAM. ro. ae B19 7 at. Opposite Foes RENT—Th: SEP rae abt aid wots tah the avenue, and 13th ste. Tabata 3 fine the parior is very large. clecantiy le mantels: gas and water throughout one very large room adjotning the te ee tor pas ale eee AT "| Pose -A two nd, ra! wae Go ant ae ‘and freit Itreit trete, ee 19 roid L TA oer yee aD — eile: an aw sort. S13 7th «treet. the Silver Sta a ees sé. Eee =i ie ior Sees TS wi apt aero gee on second feor, or furnished or uniurnished. single vanard water; at 712 D street, Sees: | « and ith or ‘without “posed wa ina Apply to DODGE & Be ie at FOR MENT—FARLO SS necting FX ‘ROOMS Un the Aret-and second breezes. Ais, two Furnished re | ‘accommodati ion for housekeepers ion. 503 E street, near Sth, meaonert sae: ™ ENT—| 8: eS cr anbeE te vx rooms, near ater, tropt met and back yard; t, near rahe AERTS Se roe, Fee RENT—A nearly new ar | Fine six rooms, arith ol fm eae 3 Plessantly situated the city, one rer street Ai baad ie to meet care. Apply at vaisians conniea oe 2 boge pe -shord & road ps FORRES ith water closet fo fient sia nueabCES Frain BEN at a oe aae ped store, om the corner of ‘New vith gas aod ‘water. ‘Inaaire of JOAN Odo. with peo ea water. Issue corner of 6th and HH ste. “fi [POE BENT—Cheap for the summer. supfurnis! for No. 422 Lith street, avenue and E street. ow a Beferences and monthly rent in advance re quired, jeu-3t* OK & RENT—In building corner a nogth aud 3a Fox Sear Broome. comventent'y ed for housthpepinn’ ater. This ood Op portunity for a reapencasis familly jruer. and in a de lightfal Ape prem Fors SALE=A fine BUILDING LOT. 25x105 feat, situated on 4:h street between L and M sts. south. the 20 monthly Permente ot Sw OtaRe « M0 » Real jetT-#t Cor. th st-and New York a 4 UKN IsHED—Tw: iemaant — a the | Rees set RUN nti or eer, SINGLE BOOMS, suitable See guntian on > be very low to eat, omnes. & good ou the 1 6” ‘At No. sat ‘Tim Mrvet, between ea7 hm’ ORK ‘t—Two of those Philadelphia «t three-story pric HOUSES, on sth etreot, be. tween and 8. The contain ten Foomse + Fange, &c. yy MODUBANT & ey “LONG, i sas's "street, Real tale and Note Fe St ae FURNT § rooms, situated on New York street.and until now rented for § Se bed tor for the next three coentiae at im je27-2t Ai rd fos Metro tan Church Also, a handsomely Larry hed tale story reom.” Will rent very reasonable desirable parties, r month, can 40 per month FITCH Le ex. Beal Estate Brokers, th at.. opposite Post Office. SUITE OF oom froutiog south, mn furnished as parlor and eben ei Saar (UR SALB—A i TEAM on nord con z DWELLING. on Set ad lv locates orner of Isi wtrect fan ix rooms and kitchen acta Dr {n'the yards house nets: phe ped e Tocallty fa Price, $2.00. ‘Perms sacy M. ROHRER, Real &; _J027-5t Corner th street and New Yor neciine, Lo BRANCH, ~ voy ane. NEW JERSEY. ANEW FURNISHED SWI8S COTTAGE Tabac reagan -comitaing nim ine rooms, Boviy \erms, 10, wm. wiexcmeon, jent-at Continental Hotel, & RENT—Fi: ‘ool and aaee F2 a “aay D ry ciurg Keeping. om eam end gas. vised on Premises, Me. 803 Dat bet Sth and tn ees." pean =D BOOMS. convenient for house- 1235 7th at Apply aa aw tr wRiNG. roee tes e premise. be o. bet ds PSR iiieda 2 ames FARM and COUNTRY ing yew pee arene land, in » eee rer,” sprincipally sot for hay; a fine di ou! img. oil nevsesnry For further particulars Bee & 3 oe PAReeeD. 1425 F street. Real Restate E,ON LONG TIME—The whole of ol Hil, between 9h > streste of 2 Scautint — a = ~4 cold water running Which'commbands © beantifal view of ‘Washington and Georgetown and the Potomac river for a dis fot several miles. Location only cars. Tr month. pleat ci ah e " jarket Space. Jelett desrable RESIDENOE at the commer of St and L. streets, containing ten Toms, water and gas. Stabls sod carriage Iino ne atone attached. arts rd ‘ terms ON, TiSsth street, between mad He FOS BENT Tho OFrEe Fives Ra ie 4 building 935 Peunsytvania av and 0th oak ter to ots. Bese Eeeeendaar eae £0 Tovle, rooms, jell BENT—Thet very 4 STURE, No. sols ania avenue = wy =) sout ». second door from street, former! J. W. Thompson & Co. Tt has a depth of 153 feet, with Sessgeeey, front six a bul ane cell roughout. i} reasonable terme. Apply to J. W. HUMPSON. Metro) roa Office, corner of Ith and New York avenue. Fos 'T—10 « small family, two 0} SH Ra on first floor, aud large pet is Se ate. in the garden. Inquire at 1120 © at dee-tt Fe SALE OR RENT—DWELLING House No. 720 1th street a ee between tauemts, focloding Brick Geaet “aod. Carr i wrements, 1c! rick. Stable a Hea <, in complete. Order. to all the city railroads, makes comfortable home. reasonable. EE A THOMP. SON, or at SOUTHWEST CORNER OF OE [STREET Ts BST ANDI Teast xO OB We have for sale the above valuable corner, at a price and on terms more favorable than ever before 00 cash, and the remainder in one, two. three four pet He eC s SMIEMBY £001, FINE wae SRIce BO HOUSE FOR ie PAaRTICULA! contai 0) . The rent being ts, the par: rovements. Keys BARMAN, on 7th, near ¥ street. jea-tt Forse B RENT—| Hy LD ‘710 Zist street, heated the premises @no.8. ter ‘mya tt AM ‘UB goo par a cr EhOEKUEY. iN Jocated for SUB bin GEeibENGas, of W: LG aire foot Darest Feta oucellent, expe? five years, Title per Soy tobe J We VER mig obra es nat. ed oS Piriuirs. OR RENT—Two large Hi Eemeoes not, Tooms, 7 convenient to, strest care: Soak ween corner 8th st. cast avenue, Fo ae i i a Io nd ‘on & i for reat, wit re Ry Xora ens, i ‘ad iret sylvania avenue, E parts Sit manna Fu: | Seinen one Fgoiiping uo joa fot * cena ke | F'VoRnistae Booms ose oat feet deep on west side of Lith pete, gentlemen's ors occupation. ot fest Eveed rw et bo torme good they was Kent emit A.B. commer New York afe.end wih 4 Thom. a Ce sp fe rae Sse, opel, agg /B SALE OB EXCHANGE, etme ro oe 900200 ACRES OF i. OR RENT Several HOUBEG on Corcoran | 23 ogtg' acta ts Sanh ke.: sat pret ecice wus vat Gag MPLANT, | Stasing lands, and covered Bullding, corset New Yast we: ey in ‘ana. et Oregon, Wil exchange for city property, or eral class L- ee ae bo we Mth and Lsth streets, nine Te i Eup, Water and bath form mouth. Apply to GRO. orte BIGGS £00 oe Fone Te iy Banweeiae: AEE | Etreant EU SUB BALE. toy ‘timber of firet- in all arts of dho.cley, Riso. TY 2 S04 Fountains ror SAKE Curae FOLTON & ea No 326% %b street, near Feuna ave JOCK SALB—A GROCERY WAGON, pie. Fulee @1N. Inquire 842 7th streei bor * light CARBIAUK. on 30M, set single Bi pod order gil in god yt Bas third floor War bep K eu-top DOUBLE Bou order.” ROBERT FULTON me 2th etree & Oo and two se _ Be FSR SAbB—te stooK of cr STO! ith reot. Boguire of J wes BAU} emrner avenue and L street ‘ SOR SALE AY a Bako AIN—oe Diamoxo co" three thousand ; DUNT LES eal ies COLD Walla. to cover sdvances, RT FULTON & ©O 314% MB street, near Penns. av anced taken on = « of Porniture. Pianos, aod mer eoLgS Sy one, ano 801 » Brokers, eg $07 and BiG nent wee, om avon * GOOD Wika Cenbia, Market. corane vatains ice box mar Ke, Viocks, Pence. Be Columeta i Hil be sold cheap. Etwill be the vont utes the market house is torn jown. G.. ~4 for selling out. TR dewn. Goot reason een GROROE KILUES JOR SALE—A GROCAKY oto Fast Pine ea rune ond owes Property iseuhapcing in value, corner of) FoEsete AT A BARGAIN —One of tho beat VRSES in the Dieirict ath pen BUCOy HARNESS. dc. Can be pal DS iy Payments ot this isa rare chance to get abaedocans _N.E. cori. ¥ PAPER ROUTE } Le ar COGGINS, 23 Montgomery etrnet Goce” pue 3, LICENSR eleven months reat SILVEKOE RG Fancy store. S13 Fa Strcet arthett i — avenue and D strec 4 § a, 000 Bees, or SaNe A bows. E street, near Tth street. have the hove amoant payed ee wume asmay be desired at ten i ae Sept’ per annum mS haute ) ) FO LOAN ON 18, 000 LoAN ON REAL Ee ESTATE TUAN BOYLE ashingt. As mo * sei w SALE —— Proprietor desiron CK ROSTORE Fi being in ill heatthe ‘a i (> fod offers pbs ow figure for cathy 875 000 sage a m0 __& Nort: \) To coin « We have constantly on hand Money to loan under the new interest law, on Real Estate in the District of Columbia, KILBOURN & LaTTa, Beal Estate and Note Brokers, Corner of 7th and F streets, a rates at our on Nos 16-1 8. ORSE se Ole vm DR SALE eli four pairs, very fine Al Horses {yet-1m"j [Ad reo ra AST. —For sale at « fueo eit ie gang volumes of the COLUMBIA 1516 and Isi7, and the MAN'S Etat ay for the years 1515 and ire at the co eky eaiNG NG tira, where the s ‘Sie ms $50,000 0 7a aR ON SEIT TASS aia GAVENNEE'S 00. ose bet. 6th and 7th ste, ron SAL! Fe ae ee Apply to ON, “muses Beal Estate Aeon, OB SALE—One second-hand Sana F Inquire at 1013 L street ar uur, oaey- 7A ws NTED —JOSHUA WHITNEY & 00,788 . between G and H ESTATE: AND COMMERCIAL NOTES. at mares . mht ieee SSELL. ‘BOOKS, STATIONERY, &o. SS eal se 8 PHILP & SOLOMNONS. samorem gy og ot Proofsheets from Table. By Theodore Tilton, editor oft EER FoR AiiboWs or, | YOURSEL: put UT YOURS TiS PLA Ke by cam Biete Beblished in three ditier- = tut editions: and ‘diferent styles of binding. eythbi AD DEW or Lite wad Tis “ia ALL THE NEW BOO) AS fie RECEIVED AS SOu8 ‘ED. COLLECTION OF GOOD BOULS LIGHT DD THE " SUMMER V. TIONS. Qrders by mail from the watering piaces or the ‘country executed promptly. PHILP «2 soLoNonw WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSELLEKS AND STATIONERS, 911 PENMSTLVANIA AVENUE, jar Between Sth and 10th streets, N EW Boek THE CAGED LION. Charlotte M. Yonge. Price... ely ANTONIA. Geo. Sand... le MISS VAN CORTLAND. Paper...........91.00 BAMMER AND ANVIL. Spicihagen......9200 vucK BOABING CAMP. oe HENRIETTA TEMPLE. Disraeli. Papor.600 FOR SALe BT e Cheapest, Most Bf- atase rump: epplicadie ‘Wild throw 89 to 75 feet throug composed of bet few —— a