Evening Star Newspaper, July 2, 1870, Page 2

nn ee = * ‘ VENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the District | Reading Matter on Every Page, 7 Pxnsons leaving the city for the summer _ can have Tue Sram mailed to thelr address by | fered ordering the same at the office. Terms 50 cents per month. ssc. The STAR will not be issued on Monday, the 4 bs inst. ee Parking the Streets of Washington. Through the various important measures of improvement now sure to be carried out within ~ the coming year or two, the Washington of the futare is certain to be a very different looking city from the Washington of the past. And among these improvements, perhaps, no one is destined to effect such a marked change for the better as that of parking our wide streets and avenues by which these vast uncared-for wastes Of alternate quagmire and sun-baked earth an! dust will be converted into attractive lawns or- namented with shade trees, and yet affording ample space for carriageways and footwalks. The parking of K street, between 12th and 16th streets, is now im progress after plans far- wished by William Saunders, U.S. Superinten- dent Public Grounds and Gardens, and who as @ landscape gardener has a record and Teputa- tion well qualifying him for this task. The work now in progress includes the moving of the present gutter and curb to tiie edge of the barrowed carriage-way, (which is to be forty feet wide: +) and the preparing of the ground for imme- diate sodding, and for the planting of trees and sbrubbery, which will be done at the proper | time in the spring. This street (K) is 108 feet § inches in width, and deducting a carriage-way of 40 | feet leaves a space for something over 34 | feet of parking on either side. On some ac- counts it would have been desirable that the parking should have been done in the center of stipulated im an act | tax should cease in or the streets to be thus improved, and the car- Fiage-ways put next the foot-waiks; but under | the act of Congress fixiag a certain width for the carriage-way, there would not be room for two carriage-ways and a park in the center. The present plan is, however, preterred by many, and ts said to be that under which the city of Cleveland has gained its reputation of having | the most delightful streets in the country. }3 The work on K street has now reached a | poiut—under the tasteful and active supervision of Mr. Heury Willard, who pro bono publico has | consented to act as ‘Commissioner”—where some idea of its effect can be gained. The pre- | sent sidewalks are retained, the gutters ani | carbing, as already stated, have been moved to | the carriage-way, and foot-walks are being laid | from each house across the line of parking to the carriage-way; thus dividing the park into | attractive plats in front of each house. it is | proposed to plant a line of arbor vite next the | cwrriage-way, with shade tregs in the rear, and the park will be further ornamented with tlow- | ering shrubs, but not to an extent to mar the desirable feature of smooth green lawns, so | agreeabie to the eye. It will probably be requi- ste, in this city of the largest liberty for hogs, | cows, goats, and geese, to fence In the park, but | 8 light, graceful wire fence will not greatly mar | the beauty of the grounds. that, either by the interference of Congress or | otherwise our potice can be indaced t» execate the laws forbidding animals to run at large, so that it will not be absolutely necessary to fence in the parks on the improved streets. It will probably be agreeable information to | Property-holders to know that the parking of our wide streets is, aside from the beaaty and comfort afforded, a measure of economy; and that it costs considerably lex to park them than it would to pave the same spac Now that the experiment hasbeen fairly sot, the ‘thow to do it” indicated, and its success demonstrated, we suppose that the good work will be extended to other wide streets of prom\- nence. What a magnificent parked avenue, for instance, could be made of Sixteenth street, with its imperial width of one hundred an 1 sixty feet: The late Randolph Coyle made plans and designs for the improvement of this street that | were much admired. It is to be hopad that this | street, opening out directly from the White | House. and the widest in the city.may be speed- | ily improved, either upon Mr. Coyle’s plans or others as good. Massachusetts avenue, Connecticst avenue, | and other wide streets present them-eives, also, ss particularly susceptible of improvement and | embellishment of this kind. a The growing power of corporations and the corresponding tendency to disregard the rights of the people in this country were most signally | illustrated in the action of the Senate last evev- | ing, wen it decided to remove the tax on gross | receipts of rich and grasping monopolies, and at the same time voted to re-impose the odious tax on incomes. Tuis is a fearful mistake, as we think the honorable gentlemen will find out when the election returns come in next fall. If the Senators who did these things were to go be- | fore the people for an endorsement of their | course few of them would get back to tell the | ang ‘Story, and a few more such biunders will leave the Republican party without a respectable minority in either House. it is to be hoped | — | 3 4. ats p.m.,at the | Sabegate. th Le pile SEC'Y BOARD bd SEALTH. | . June 3, 1570. ntl further notice HG. ox THE Income Tax.—The Tritame of yesterday contains a long tetter addreswd by Mr. Greeley to General Schenck ia opposition ‘to continuing the tax ominoomes. Atter a lonz argument, Mr. Greeley closes as fvllo vs: Ido not deny the power of Congress to im: = tax not forbidden Dy the Comstitution, PPsomit that one Congress cannot abeotately bind its successors exeept as i the ave Pek debt; and ot t — ht, in that year, other taxes to twice the the mo-| least fustifiaple ofall our able that it be not an invalid. forb! to dictate, that He “ ite ively. Beli it pad tivel a that Senate on we de- past six Tox rd anaes JOHN B BI ING sientann C. Cal sue ate —The regu! vig cars 7h Goh hee the ak at Greet a re Petes bee ik Dav ave: ty ain at 7 ofelcek All the members are | rs tate * present. 0. W Hite: a ol aBENEVO, SwasultNofon HH LENT A pny ATIO! baw ripen rmaatly eeoee Tati rs, oat Setety on aaa E ier os in the | Vestibule of t of ‘aaportance on ee onan cS UED IRPRRNRS al ot cro Tee Tl Rn PELOCRSION, oF epneo WESLEY OFFICE OF THE W. —— REGISTRAR, iti xotox, D.6., June 3 i570, To ail Pata Pocomac Aqueduct Water, In consegu-nes cf the excessive uss and waste of i Potomse oduct W ater port T silent of the mpper octed. a, far as more effec. | Ty @ decision of the | ine. ‘The watering id mricted tones dally between sunset and one hour ; (eon minutes. “ i"cmaNe, Water fgcistrar. The above mitice is appeared enrich Poxicr, Derantesr oF aan aT Le ntNc TON: >. 1s. Ey Pam Haweentees | WV | notice. TO RICHARDS. Major 4 Surerintendent. om % AED. infe mc raeriea a ica reer the be SEVaN ing hot lees then one punts. Ho made io the price to family custom: tar rangignt ne all Ce Univers orpnec et erty to tell Tea fo a0 cemel have not heretefore been our. aguante: shal Tower onl La a+ be had by them by SP: LAG this Our friends are ace is scarce and | hi be East, .. That while it | w Bai caay zs reece Je 0-8 Secretary and PEL SABBA’ is post-| 6 poned on farther notice. hed diab of tha OF fase ae ee steamer “* Vanderty in on. ya ote meade % piser the "Ke Lginee ties A ‘Beboo! = ‘wot by the sehool for the ex - Pereons who have | == purchased tickets can have the money refonded on | At LARGE LOT OF TENT POLMS. of dif-cont a to the ones whom they par- sale SE ¢ G worse's Furniture Flore, C00 Baie vy NOTICE OF REMOVAL cited iy Patrons and the Public iy arereaprct- | G23 PAINTING. ) 92 folly netitiel that Lshallgemove to-day from 1994 | D'Srncer — 2D Staxer. Pennsylvania avenur, N W.. to the office corner of MACNICHOL’S Sr STRET<, near the Post Office Depart- ment, be glad to see all of my old PAINTING ESTABLISHMENT and of (the office formerly occupied by Jno. $ Hotharsaeat. Bea NG and WALL PAINTING, GILD- LANT. Justice of the Peace and Commissioner of Deeds We rings oo one UNION 7%, aiuty 2 ase ‘he annual meetin ‘kholdera. NATIONAL UNION TwoUuane © COMPANY SHINGTON. for the election of nine Di ‘fee of the Compar Louis oon ONDAY. July 11-180. Polls o pou from 3 to so'ciock p.m. pid NOBLE D. LARNER, Se retary. ATION OF MEMO RTA THE ASSOC TATION OF La MITANYS OF THE Dis. the Societ) gen the reception of the Block. in the absence of the 8 ee Vice Presicents: will de sense ou a ‘© President, or a member of the So- Third ¥ ic mate THE MATINE BAND. The public are respectfully invited to attend. ° “COMMITTER OF ARRANGE: NOTICE; LAE NORTHERN BERTY ARKET will be open from ¢o'clocg tos TS. Iyon the ith 4 ieee THE SEMI ANNUAL BT. emt of the MEDICAL Bee ae the Trict of Coltmbia. will be held on OMDAY Medical Hal. om Mi. ee asuIseTox. D. ihe ofice ef Fen retary eee a Ko. 1323 %het.,.N W Resrd of Office hours 9 to} Itt F.M. STRINGFIELD, M, D., Sec’. THE MEMBERS OF THE wi BOARD HEALTH are requested to meet at 7 URDAY, July 2, i570, at Aldermen s Charl City Halt-tor the BPrpoee of transacting very in portant Dasisere._ By ord SRERT Be YBURN, M.D... Prosident, . Becretary. ATTENTION. ASSOCIATED SURVI RS © tec ae that ARO! b . at By order of President SKINNER nyhtt JAMES LAWBENEON, Secratary. To THE PUBLIC. Un and after this dat Babies Co ( Clothier HABLE BROS . and wi icon the od toad. No. 305" Penney! improvements on their new jy hat i Be i 1370, the firm of known and styled as HABL 335 Poansvivante avenue. ROTICE—& Se rill be delivered by pees ‘. a WAY. SUNDA ‘aly 3. a Aa ota Pa neat renis | neti ietory Pa the Jews io Sains Porta, Tickets at. FIFTY CENTS, t> be had at Hall, corner oe avenue aod 435 strect payee Ivania avenue: Gotthelf between H ry) be. and E. we BUILDING ASSOCIATION The cariTons ILL PBUILDING. Faggees i TION havini Proney for. thfec years. and de clared a dividend fy per cent. i how setting up wit The oad ee wit BUILDING “Se na TION Mo. 8, wit ite first m for. ty FUmSDAY ‘hGH. aly ene ower Eeaaere ag Store, corner Pennsylvania avenue ne TIME ae ser GULICK, bs md You, ‘Vice do., .T. JOHNSON, Bec. -see- A rather thinly attended mass meeting of | workingmen was held at Tompkins Square, | New York, on Thursday evening, to express their objections to the introduction of Cogie labor, Nelson W. Young, Chairman of the Workingmen’s Union, Mayor Hall, Mr. J. R. | Purdy, Dr. Dopai, Mr. Ennis and others ad- dressed the meeting in to thus style of competition against the white labor of the coun- try. The resolutions call upon Congress to pass laws keeping the Coolies out of the country, and pledge the political power of the working people to that end. = ——-~e2-_____ We like the idea, which has been advanced with considerable favor, of building monuments to Dickens in different parts of the country. ‘There isn’t perhaps more than seventy. or eighty unfinished monuments now in the United Btates, and we don’t see why the number may ‘not be run up tos hundred as well as not. By all means let us have some monuments to Mi Dickens. No matter if they are never com- pleted; they will afford fine pickings for some- | body. ———_—--+ee ‘The mili hands in Dublin are “striking” against low wages, and the Killerney farm hands are rioting and tighting im the hope of Preventing the use of mowing machines in that fart of the world. By and by they will learn that the machines will be a benefit instead of a Joes to them. +202--___ j Congressman Witham B. Stokes, of Tenner See, bas written home a long letter, justifying himself for introducing a general amuesty bill, and contending that it is not only sound policy, ‘Dut consistent with his whole past course of action. bers E No. a cP as 4 ce avictcies. Moshe Bee By order of the Lodge ite OF P.—The committees of the sey "igen will meet at Good Fellows Wall, eat {reais Bsus and D ‘sticer Yatnomncre coeimit HENRY STRWART. bec street, thie (3: ESTIVA Fo! Cnh ars CR PERI ‘clock s Ehouta: hier hie’ the festival will be he. 2 sit vee se MEMBERS are particolarl: attend tbe mecting of the OLD. NTS" ryt ee yey MONDAY, xt, at ioe chock fom of cMicers snd the Memorial tion _it [Rep.} WASHINGTON LITERARY ASSOC. TION, July 1, —Bfotice is hereby gi inat the above organization bas this day been Fagor, been on with the provision of the act “oP gress, approved May 5. 1570, entitled = “Anach i | ide for the creation of corporations in Brcko of Colum bia b- efor general MONTAGUE T. MOSES, Presigent Puree Fete Taser yeas = eer mg } | Prescriptions a Fama ¥ FAIR AND FESTIVAL 1N THE COUN ladies of the M. B. Dareh at Hyattsville, ov ER ACRE oh ru "Bear that place. et oe on EA gabstantial nama ith other refreshments, “Allwho deze f rlcasint retreat from the dast ity, should not {1 = epee i Tun OUMMITTER. | the oF | ° | ty one one hundredt we GRAINING mo ABBLING, SIGN bECOLATIVE PAINTING DE sila Ra Pure matertal, good work and moderate prices, Punctuality and attention to business. ¢. MACNICHOL, jy2-1m 923 D streot, bet. 9th and loth. HIS 7 To yd 10K, jet ner Ok. That the subscriber ve Supres art of District of Columbia, holding aapecial tours faites term. of. administration W. a.on the personal estate: of EI % BETO of Wi ca = GEN county af. sald deceased. (AM persons “hav ifn claims agntast the aaid de by warped to exhib ine omar Netore't ‘he on rer aay. seats they bay on oF before’ wily next | efbereiee by lav, be exclated om ale ant eal is 20 of July. aay BRTOUT, d2s Administrator. wa. SEMINARY. [APB FEMALE AUB! Boston sarefnl, complete. Advantages for Music, Painii French and German, unsurpassed articular at tention paid to common and solid branches. erechcren with great care. Number limited te), En aLe, MASS. Fen miles west incr, | Berar or Provisions a Sealed Proposal: ing,’ will be rece Pm. nd the 27th da: “Pre pone foe "Cleth- Burean u| Tock L 20 SiO, for fi e supply of Flannel vin rds Bus Nankin, ‘Bar: +f 400 pair Tho above aK » Shoes. +tendard. and be eque) in all respects to the samples at bee egy Navy-Yerds, and must pass the usual inepeetic Instruction thorough, | 9! Next year September Isth. Adivoms 8 S| Uae at tem! HAS | ROPOSALS FoR CUNT: HING ae Anas | | Pp! ING MAT |S n. The Flannel must be sll wool, twilled. and wool- wit emit BUre, Indigo; and mist be in pisces of a y, is in length, twent, -seven lee weightok five amd see tnt pances yer yard, and t have a list on eache four white woolen woven in the whol: ler zth of the pier: the be Barately wishont cloth boards several ins | “The Nankin mn st alse be pure indigo dyed The Sheeting must be free from cotton, ciehty inches in width weighing twelve ounces abd thir s per yatd. texture 4 by 4 to FiGineh. ‘The Shoes os delivered in boxes made of sea- Ianed and tongued and geoovell- n five-eighthineh thick, and in g inch thick; the aides to be natled to th tom , he iw red by not less than ; tem one and three: arknck cree, cad eater tt each end of the box to be coun*er sunk one-quarter inch by one and cne-auerter tach in diameters ‘The sizes of the and Shoes must ‘conform to the gehiedule to be ied by the inspector at New . Bonds, with approved security, will be reanired in one-quarter the estimated amount of the And twenty per cent. im addition will be withweld | from of enc! ment gunsaral: se the amount shiek for the due re ry ‘contract, Nps rh vid not be paid antilth the ex contract comp “Every eter mast be beaccompanied by fs written gua rantee, re responsible that the bidder or Didders wil will, if his or their bid be accepted, enter into.an obligation within five days, ith gvod and sufficient sureties, to furnish the arti: Clea preposed. Neprepoeal? will be considered unless accompanied Pa snch gaarantee, nor from any parties who ai hora fide manufacturers of or regular Ce articles the offer to furnish, in conformit: section the eet Tesolution. approved right to reject any pariment reserves tl propor the Fegponetbnity ‘af the guarantors Is eertined to ony the Atsesscr of Internal Revenue for the district in which they reside; and anless the. Hee aired by act of Congress is furnished with @ reject any arn not tne governmen: | | x i} | | | | | jeer: 1870. LOOKUF FY OB BARG. AINS. ry cael oat faint a ‘oF Gost. his ia K of Black i Colored Lace Shaw! covas. G “a ot Baumer ‘Dros nadines, Gerdes one’ White Goode avd a A nnd one 2 pees ae ibareainn in, De in Dress Negev prices will bet found VERY Parr iAgr ve, = jy) sit 939 Pennayli ania Pees, OFFICE OG or pas Pests} teal CORNER OF Med Ton Yorn AVR.AND eS wT We. W. Moon®, Secret pp —The Commit Police Tein Re | ite nog fin segeiae arto FOsSBAY. Sa “alr Bahn, a cn, 1E CORPORA’ mw CITY. Sains eas cityywhich hi price. oer Balt ee et — | warranted ra * No. 486) THE CHANGER CKOSS. (No. 486 TR A new Chromo of Great Merit. te Tru ‘Sreeer. \* Arise, take up ty gross and ‘REET, A cot st ashes eda eta lived - a> Picape roncuiner ‘Dame and number a WEEP CLT 310e bec OF ve., near Sd roo, RIAG! BECEIV! On CARRIAGES RePate ea SE: 7] | See STILLMAN & GARLAND, MANUFACTURERS OF CAST AND WROUGHT IRON BAILING, 1BON STAIRS, STRAIGHT AND SPIRAL. @arden and Cemetery Adornments, FOUNTAINS, VASES, VERANDAHS, SETTERS, CHAIRS, &c. New and Improved STABLE FURMITUBR, dc. Foundry and Warerooms, Nos. =e AND 1516 Searsc Ganven Braeer, PHILADELPHIA. nt BOOTS AND SHOES. eo : reharee weld do well o examine an lar, prices ston WELL ASSORTED STOCK OF LADIES’, GENTS’, MISSES’,AND BOYS’ WEAB). fi Prinoi Band} Toned We seer anes Se AGENTS FOR THE JAPANESE COBN FILE. 1 SURE RELIEF. PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS. H. BURNS « CO., 903 PENNA. AVENUE. unt RBOCEY AL MOUNTAIN TONIO. T T O28B F, FOR @! off ine, th iihrapeee epe-ly Teh tre order ioall prow ply te 7 Srinvve 8 arouse af ree > dage emn pant d corn a J¥3-36* Warmest Foepe tal nase: FEMALE vanTEDAe “The To one thorough W aitmat on ard geod wages ‘Ariingin” a LAUNDRESS, ty nt celient vottereds tS” ONT ee ANT! e a pone ifgrown GT! aggre. at B street, between 14 To cook. wi ai Appivet to S03 South G street, between Sth | and Sth weat, keiand. se Te Wantzt —An ene, oe) 1 haw > ais aster ater.” a hie ro neage In ® See F wieet soo xis coger 4 TN. teal ad ce ‘vesfines ess, iene woke, - Winer ate Sava Wars craes pai ‘eo Cull immediately and secure House Agents, eon Sth and 9th ste. Wane ai WOMAN to do PR Frome Si as, = y at No. 803 ture Dour a partion cy il Furniture weiadeel before dis) cfthe same, to call on WILLA us. ig charge nk Williams Branch Hows: Bo. Tih sireet, between @ and H streecs J¢ 2)-coum STEDCAT those who vali “it bo eT, tht ihe, Bem “OE ruLaR rec {ne comp try in accurately euited to tho Ho. REM Cun. the O +I venga 1 brsine Ivanin avenue. Depot for ther: Kinde. jon —= Persona wish V ARTEL PAnTIRS: say ay HOUSEHOLD tepese of cnn save by ine te ioe strect, ae in ‘mor roti. ined and time re Faraite near Natienal ee Ws Witeor & Givbe’ oe Most easiest less working, eat top pronounced chine in the Skirtand Oorset Factory, 8 $13 and E. AAR OOLE SSvoLVeuEsan sizes, at HEMPLEB'S Optician ine apls-tf br Inien'the | at 0. BAUM'S Tth street, between LOST AND FOUND. OST—On the Ist inst ing four $2 green’ recclleeted. one yack: The finder will be liberally warded Ly leaving the same at No. yan ENVELOPE éontain: and as uearly as can be 240 Sth eirest a hy and belly corner 24¢1 ‘REWARD —Strayea ana BUFFALO COW; and G streets paday oa a ides. fruite ETOHLE! ay ca Apps 10 W "PSKEN UP ESTRAY—On the 2h of San FOR SALE AND RENY. Fi aes Feat ts good tema! “Be ae pucss, aes L pawe E> here there end «mal: ROOMS, pw ioe, fn” te ‘iano to ftved up three ees poe Aa wieeots between Tin it rooms, Cee gas and sewer CNBR & WHEELER, street, betweer sth and gth JSR, rosin ory. ‘Le eft oe UMce = J. NILES. RESSED street, No. on lack ning Mea Unroughont. ted to a carefe ee vcore: ro rent (per mont — why MeN Wile iy ot atreet. between and oth Fa on ge BARGAIN— Plat new five room HOU S&, No. 1219 8 street north. between 12th pee erosen wont mh front and back yard. ‘iniy ° at paid in mnouthly parmente of $35. ‘This iva rare chance ts Birr ates dt property in a rapidly proving part of the city. Inguire of ay2-4t ARR & CO. N.B. corner N. ¥. ave. and 15th at Fe REN on 20th si A BRICK Bouse of seven row ween M and N. door, 1242 i ers pext na! LR x Foas= RERNT—B. ‘street, month in. sedan. BEK, at U. 8. Hotel ony HOUDB. seven rooms, co », apd BN. gs Toquire of bk. 3. Foul, ee 'H STREET — Families ~ alana renining in the city daring the summer will le mnuicating ROUMS. with or with in this desirable location roan Fen SALE Beer HOUSES: prices frow § to $1.9. Six rooms each, front porch althy location: el of water to © $300 down; balance vments of $00. Ap: ply to SHARMINGTON BACHE, 1612) “aagindn street. | between P and Q 1 im" Fc EER T—Two fine three-story HOUSES on K street, between lith and 12th norch Fo good tenants the rent will be erate. Por furthe a3 . FENWICK, 2s 23 Te side ach. are apply to Maryland avenue south POH BENT—a three-siory BRICK D with water and gas, No. 220 D st Kent $£5 per month. ne’ small BRICK HOUSE, fronting a broad ed alley in square S71, bet ist and 24 atrects P'and KE sirects BW. S12 50 per month ia - Apply to BALDWIN BROS FURNISHED SHANDSOMEL RVOM, cool am street, opposite Metre 7. seven rooms, in GILBER Datrot NW Sapir itelty ee with 9 2 a “ UPPRK FLVORS of —. — Fisiiets Fenian, Svenne, hetwene and JOtb sts. p out hang rity a DEMPSE a Pa treoar, Vankee oth’ zu SHUA 7th street, ITNBY & CO wen Gand B. fon (BEATE vb PE SEs Tne Apply on GEO. 8. wR PARKER i > CHANC Tie "PEE TEXTORES ANP coon W114 D agi inctTon VIRBOAR WORKS. sm Conc 5) estab nent t* tm are ofa ‘Tor sale working order. ‘be v tab iw ieee om the pee inon htt \ team Boiler Shek will be e-ld soperanely” if doarea naires: & 7. Brar office, 28 N ONEY Te DOAN YE @n fibers! terms, in sume t yemet (Rep WE cor A Y BuESALE-* foe. BLOUDED SORBLL PUN) wesned Bneer ge eadele or ia barnes farrented sound. Owner 0 far 7 ISR so he ber ‘Cig 8 OLC a sun = ee Shit eae are early mew. will Be Tnauire'st 44, corser B und be ots Eand Weis SW a hands. DLE MARK: tery fect three minutes, Grocery Store. rewt. Bt mx sane BA avenDe Rf I Nome ; ee, —— r- > All Kinde of Furniture, Pianse chandlics, fs com itn out eraular Troan Ot fice s. SOL DST RIN | “3 *G Noe 207 unt 209 Wy strmet i" | Rep. a pee! FE Om SALE ALA (ANGAIN —One of the dewt ‘amily mas in the District, with new BUGGY BARNES te otae te a STSe fi in monthly payments ot > por month: oath. this tee rare to got a handsome in auite of NE ere A Parke or Te For saLe prey ce a ‘OGGLNS, 23 Montgomery aay ee. , jo a [POE BALB Us BXCHANG. segee ACEES UF LAND ta Macon m5 Sore ete zrasing tend, fruit climate, 3.000 acres in Shannon, abd, and white COW; large horus. Th: 2 ow Oregon. Will —— for city property,or uinested to come forward. prove pr “ie phvom Ree and part in, goode, ake her aw SON'S of Pe nue and Me 8. a MECL. Brishtwood, co 3 iimeiatues eek cub 1i-tt ~rr st, on yesterday oa ; ‘0 LET—AtNo 2505 K street N several )UB SENT—A nue UVUNTBRY SEAS, in 1570. beiween wy store and Bizgs | large airy ROOMS. communicating, er the city, urrounded with ase NK BOOK coniaivin: 930) Ge Hun ite tert hall, with water end it reesenabie. h street, Lostoon the night otc 4 BOUK containtog mo ‘The tinder | 432 Hest REW ‘Stra: | SS Dak WED SPOTTED COW ‘he ‘The above reward will be given if returned be ith tN. asked, of GOLD LBS lost June 3 ar street, near ¥. a 29th inst a hacks ‘and vatuab yed away on the 2: Draes eck. “Any person or returning her to the creseand Beall streets, the above reward. [ye PSBUOK, containing s small raza oft the own can have By a ~ bet. 7 bet.N and O 81 8 rd LLA et, Georgetown, D.C. WAniS sean —— D gold D WATCH, CI tine! giving information of her. subecriber, corner of Con: Georgetown, rill, Feceive 03°) WM. HB. GODE bot May Ista POC AS ey. which pplying at LSA1 sth strost, 2620.50" Sa HAIN Reke @ GUbi ed. The finder will ub by leaviog the above named "8 Confectionery Store, Hist le Jed5- 1 BOARDING. it Rooms, opening on spacio a ‘on reasonable terms at DYER’ TEL. with pleasant (iR51-CLASS Roa: ‘FRONT BOOMS, at1901, Penney vive mae avenue and 19th street ‘cor. eyivanie BD, W PLE. BD. ITH ASANT on reasonable terms. Grststs @UT SALES or Seasonable Clothing. Preparing to remove, we shall sell AT GREATLY REDUCED PRIORS, the following Goods: BLUR, BROWN, DAHLI ND BROWN- MIXED CASSIME SIMERE Witkine UUATS, BLUR FUSED MELT line WALKING COATS, with VEnTS ROW BD 0 OW aLRInG Coat \CK DOESKIN PANTS FOR a vim te CWT} eiorgilasdeis, WHITE DUCK VESTS, single and double breasted. Also, a fow fine WHITE MABSZILLES VESTS, 86, Owing to additional store, corner Seventh and D streets, we are com- pelicd to postpone our August, HABLE BROSB., 335 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, jet2-tr EmMUNS! L ara acca sh New York. BalIz AND verwen MELEE! i irene sesee moh Jar. + Mad. — eee IVE-MIXED CASSIME: SUITS. x oa FINE BLACK CLOTH LONG FROCK, SHORT # BOCK, and SACK COATS. gb Bend CLOTA VESTS, with 3, 4,5, and 6 improvements in our new Femoval until the month of UNDER U. 8. HOTEL. EMONS!! bright, trate in argh retail, as low as thevcan be, 1007 Penna avenue. fueet fr FANCY STORE, N’A AVENUE. » Washington, D. Mery ot Peete eats. oT o FB mde yee med made and consummated tik alot | has passed an or sritacis, Hel bas pesere ito mune te 10. i pee Mr BYKES acknowle?; bls arate bl gS hie ak pn meceae | fort end’ accommodation that may Me er | er. o yar MEN. me ‘Loan Offi asia ae Car for a ~ 1006 Pa. ave., W: 2 per month, me jew Brick DWELL et hall, six roome. ory cellar, water d.No. 331 D bet ro SKENT—For I pot rent to 4 6 7th strest BE Beard of a stax! tamily; with ehilirens “Apply at No. ind ¥ street Soe ___ 8 A FURS iB BENT—Tth 24. story back ala ne aad bath room. can be for fovr months. Applf'1S20 [ street Kent low fF KR RENT—T HOUSES. situated on B 3 sFet north near Sith with six large rooms, b itchen, hail, &c.; In-mediate possession given. Jew! Northeast cor. New York ave. and It Republican & 00 ng for east iow Hall, Mth st., bet, G street and New between dand 7o%Clock only. je3)-3t™ FOR BENT The STORK and DWELLING. o the ing without the Store, No. 903 7th ey WHARF AN L at the foot of Tthatrect. “Ma. Ehiucey in completoarders Thiele & rave opportu, nity for an energetic Business man for wood and HOO’ VER, 7th st. Wharf, [Bey ep 1 Or 610 13th street. OK SALE OR EXCHANGE a Ory OROPERTY A nice GARDE ABM of fifty acres, situated on Burnt Mills pike, i Bontgomery county. Sage eal gn miles from Wasi: ina 4 ates © y aicivaion. » with fing orchard, *, ©, JOBNSON G aud H, or northwest jev-tf water 7 9 13th street, betw corner of 9th and L streets. Puneet 120-6 519 7th Fe RENT O08 BALE- rcems and stone baseme: uated near WELL. N Fe —A-neat HOU cont TOompAs ge tba comaer ot hace eae in the yard. it nega 3 pre at ari i Ban barton st — A << ary Sores, =a {re rome, in wat and ‘wate month. to OulvE® Co SOR wbet. ath and Lith, TOR BEST FCRSISITED iW ne me ath, Dy ‘occupied ir ‘te Rille, o"Danteh barge @ Afialrae. now absent in Europe. METCALY, Estate Broker, je B-5t Corner 15th and New York Avenue. ‘OK RENT-—In building corner A F street east, Srooms, convenient'y arranged for housekeeping.” Gas and is a good op. water. This table i t imadelightful location” Ay 7 0. 191 ity fe ened Ac premises. id Fv SALE—A fine BUILDING LOT, 3x105 tuated on 4.h street cast, between Land Alcoa large: since & rae Oma eal for gentlemen, ery np roomers jo. Breet, between B end F Bite sttor 2 Pack ok BOUsEE on vc Sea fi situated on west firect weet, et of W etreet nor o suit ot : tan corse Now YEE dik No. 20: Bicker! Postion Shi tee a ey Real Estate Brok. Corner 1th and F strecie be Skirt Fae. ase PROFESSIONAL. *; M. STRINGFIELD, M_D Seceetany Boar of Beatty Ofice 1323 9th street N.W. Office hour from 9 toa aw eran 5 ate RGION, \ATTuRNE ¥ Faas SUURSELESI ag Law. hoe m the Supreme Gourt Toure of Claims, and all the Courts ot the . Promst attention given to the Collectior simn. OMen, 434 > Clty Hall. my36-1y Bor AND Ba —— a yr nm an ay Remevan. DE, MERGILL bes removed bis DENTAL OFFICE “ mie DERFAL W. L WORK done in the best maLner and at moderate prices. Nitrous Oxide Ges for extrecting. teeth. PERSONAL. | Viens ELPAU S GOLDEN TINCTURE never tails to ted the money will ‘be ibs retuned. fice SNES south, bet- Sth and Jez7-6t™ E. 5 JUST, PATS. mas rT Sy a eg tan Salton: Promptly attended to. rents. Mote oy snl po — Sacer se SUFFERING FROM IBRBGUL) B: pate cae a city. ies can eo, ie Sli KS, and dealers : ee ‘ualy af ee 8, 314 Sth street. ALM LEAR FAN esate ounempeep. dollars per deal Pieyreer "8. $3.14 beh cerca | cL Facies caapiaes cat PACKAGE an ‘and vay ep cheer bomen pany of New 4 *3 ie most saleable articles CRN ee ont ea Fe BALE-A A three-story BRICK on W0th etre on th arrest oa ae a DOWNER, ee, PRICE pie Ce | Ee tainh g eight been w or Vet SUSHI A, MBIEREY 2 0, elt ‘BOYLE, 613 7th street. OR &, A ‘on New Jersey avenue, be: ok k sri =e ee eS eee FOR BENT 4 ergo FURNISBED HOUSE and x Toe ees : ands Agent, Fa. coe Se aed side, Cee. 3.W. CARPENTER ano su pan, *| BREE tr, WALL, ROBINSON « Co,, r 921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, =) Bt Weshiagten, noon, for bear the reserve the right to reect any sil of the bide, kee a= RUD, Secretary. o ABs Mn Me a fies anion Knee LP RAS SSE aot ences, pemtr Nong ty STORAGE, of uiranee money on them at tery low Faten at our building, Now 20 pelt GOLDS TURE, PIANOS, Metropolitan Hotel foxr pairs, ale benemeiesaea 5 KOM THE Past —*. ALD. roa § volumes of the ¢ HRONICLE f ass FREEMAN'S Soe 1819. Tn, ation room of v EVERING STALL, where the volume cay be coemntend us $50 000 To LOAN on REAL ESTATE ’ “Oe i + aupum NNER & Co. wrt os bet. ath and 7 ste. PUR SALE—@5,.000 HOUND HAND ee Ver = Apply to ‘uilas AB A ce Rickcex, mitt ve SALKB—On.eecond bend Inquire at 10 3 L street nv WeiTN, Ws ANTED: TOS . between G and ESTATE: AND CommERCIAL FAMILY sSrrLinE ETO Prse GROCERIES REM ED N.W. BURCHELL removed from Eibitt Hlouse to Hove # Building, throe doors east of Ebvitt Piece for tmilar aa the advertised rai ul Datding F street tween Sat eat Se ‘es e@-olm tana BEST Goops AND THE LOWEST PRICES! Cc. 8S. O'HARE & SON, GROCERsS, 1913 SEVENTH STEEST N.W., Ber. Mame Immense Stock of TEAS, COFFEES, PURE SPICES FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES BREW GOops| NEW GouDs; Large invoices of FAMILY SUPPLIES arriving eae EVERY Day of the 4 et rons ak Gomcraat itantities ot chaton —_—_—_.. Families can rely on getting FRESE GUODS when they purchase of us, as nothingre estes» our bands but the very sh: shortest «pace of “~~ oat perishable goods have uot Tinh to devwricntg We wonld also call in CALIFORNIA WIN EXTRA FINE OLD WHISKIES DOUGHERTY & @ CRS SELF RAISING te the best in @oauie, ‘80d we sell it. ©. &. OMARE @ son, Grocers, 1913 SEVENTH STREET a. w.. ew Barwenn Mus BD fata STORE: AT NEW TORK PRicgs) ELPHONZO YeUNgs Bas removed from his old Stand to his SEW AND COMMODIOUS STORE, Ne. 602 NINTH ST., CORNER oF vr, IN THE NEW MASONIC TEMPLE, Whore he will be happy to see al! his old customers. as well as all others who desire FRESH GOODS AT THE LOWEST PossiBLE BATEs. ‘He bas just returned from New York, where he has been during the part week selecting « STOCK OF CHOICE GOODS, which, owing tothe RECENT GBEAT DECLINE i» that market, end having BOUGHT FOR CASE only, and having also pro- cured very LOW BATES OF TRANSPURTATION per Steamer direct to this City, he can now offer te the Washington {public at prices which, tor the same quality of Goods, cannot be andersold south of New York city. ELPHONZO YOUNGS, GROCER, UNDER MASONIC TEMPLE, NINTH AND F STRERTS. To 1g HAVE YOUR Pe =) td wey evinetieem blocked mt | Ta NaN