Evening Star Newspaper, June 21, 1871, Page 4

= NEE re ere rere eee ere ee ene eer een nena eer eaeerrererne eee earner a __FAMILY SUPPLIES, Ete. ‘OMARE, © “G. A. OMARE. tary NO.S.( Mies MoM - KR. Woalward can AS ea tunlly ir rr herit roll was ane Medal, Kobinson B. Lish: eqn Jas. Pon “ tie tee tet M ex > re I prize, Medal over dma, to Albert tL - Ti f this exe Leut s son the roll (forty =1 howed familiarity with E tefiects great roline Calliee Sarsh Palin, Er nro. Joann Taller, Cath i a Lae te Sache was. feevrus fe a f tke upils of rmarkably qaske Miss Mary J. Divott One 7 Primary, inv examined. undred differea’ is during the year. Deenent is forty-six. oF at to-day. Eighteen will umeut fair. ames, Inter am ly apt in their Mr. Wormly. wl well satisdied with the revult of the Ranber the roll im this school Were present to-day. m examination of Mixs L Pomary school, wa: mition ax ‘The tcholare were found aree of Mixs M. E. nety five pupils in attend. up in their the regular te @re remarkable for 1 ueatuess and proficiency School. Mise Anne M. Wormley in the charts «ot at Bowen Hail.on E and of which Mi«s of the wrot th and 1 3 E streets. Tt was piy$ but Nove ber with but twenty-one T he roll forty-three. Ot this Fthirty nine were present at the «xamination Nin to be itoa higher grale ‘ted the examina. e numed,and ex with the geucral ¥. CoORE was serenaded last night by the Ordway Guards (w Governor was introduced, Geards, saying be was glad Dae of the martial spirit in the Distriet, ‘The tame was, I trust it may never return, when not only our local, but our national government stood im need of just such arms and stout hearts as are now before me. Be us hope that these days are never to return. I need not assure you all similar military organizations that they have my most itary caypege 7 Xpitne x0 ay mest ty Supper” LAD Col. Magra: F. Peck also mane ad- poling a Tre Waren Boarp met last night and au- thorized the laying of a Rate ieee E street Rorthwest, between New Jersey avenue and North Oe a street. A petition was received Seibert, asking for ihe laying of a ter-main from the 12-inch main at the Obser- ory along E strectto 1th street. Mr. Thomp- son, of the Council, Slag hanigem Committee ion of W ¥e an account of nees of the Water’ Board, showing that board was bankrupt, and he’ recommended stringent measures be taken In the collec op Of the water re: Direc ussion took place as to the powersof the board, and it was the opinien of members that under the present tow they had ——— and that a bi ee the same should be pased by the Territori: ture, as under the present law their aa- only extended to the heed maine and- the collection of water rents. ‘Tre Netixar Purene: a's SAYINGS AnD Treer ComPany.—We call our readess' atten- tion to new ruler for interest published to- day by this company.” Interest now be avail themselves of these ayer red | 2 | the subject; which was nid over? bbe Boy LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. — | COTNCTL.—Yesterday afternoon the Council met, | and Mr. Douziass briefly announeed hiv resignation | as a member, thanking his fellow-members for thd t ie said nothing bnt the | besi would have in- Fic use bill regan reed Cosapar Li etre conform ty the ablish: "second time. 7 to take aud relay the | Sew od by ¢ the Vit, asking tl ble he company wo thatthe tty)" Tinigit © the Htee on Railroads. jing for payment of officers hooks was referred to the C« ited t Me Wi the the report of mblished in yester- of Mir. Thompson, it was the day* Stan ordered te nh 2 Brow city of Georgetown to borrow rest on the funded debt of that over, up the bill providing for.a Putlit imexed a non-canen iment giving t madly thee Conried™ay os. (Mr. Cross Mr iant aonion fest er. ) mmities of hair HOUSE OF Committee ste ; ee Ho aL bili for Hs. “Sir. Hall Intrednced Bi prohih carts frem maintaining fess than 20 tween such vehicle £18 F S1REET ConTRACT? The pedker Batd betore tha Ho the Ea reply tr th sweatin jm te turniel: oupy inca the work cm F strvet & farnish pics of ‘ © printed journal. ‘The Speakeraley bid befure the Hews BRVORT OF US BOARD OF FUPLIC WoRr:, Intion of the House eniline for a ru Lapers were refer Werk Publi ene hinged ¢ pier Thr veal. parret i Wk ON THE CuNEIRWING was received from the ¢ Comenterence tht) opprt of the co ing biN_ ant asking ed that the Howse adhere to its Trewed the point that the en aon age eg a t the Peeponaibility af ki House wet Mr. Bor of the copterency wont hn raker: ruled that Mr. Lloyd’: po M hie © * motion was Mr Hall moved that thy Hous ments.and grant the reqnest for the s ene: Mr, Moore moved to lay on the table—yeas 6, haxe 12, M inet the bill, we to thems ir. Harkness) ur Governor. Connef apreinted without the consent « nthe power to make appe Insist was ty cess, Hately anv i h that the ie W eve ke & fre m he table in relation to acknowledkern em Was alee prised .- Board of Meaith. Proposed Leaislation—An Appropriation of %, Wanted—Whu Shall Hare the Aj pointne Gort tors—The Unautharized Sel Poisons, 6 At a meeting of the Board of Health last even Mr. Langston. from the committec® for with the interview with mitted to them th itis port of that baly and salt owing subjects, upoit wh ie inte: They had alse swt the current rear f a Tepart was “meet i granted the cr ter r. Marbury beard shenld eratir c pau caticns complaining of varions NUISANCES, ng them the carrying of night coil through the hie avenne. near Lith Perms fon th west. and 1 Th. for manure depeeits; r pr of Z. Tobrinert move dead avi: placed oa file, x its against the Po ment Master wore and he was heard in his own defense; after a rugeist. And also. that if find frem the statement of the to his death by taking I it they wait on him Bishop for ¥ the sale of fit,” ami wa then adopted Langston moved that the ordinances the dard be published in an euth: i weekly papers of the Distric of @ comunitte three of the ed that the ite call on Riel FY police t “ Preto the Boardot Health: adopted. Adjourned. ay ‘The County Sehools. Equal Salaries for the Same Services—Payment of Teachers— All the Present Teachera to be Ex- amined Before Reappointment, de. meeting of the County School Cc Mr. Douglas. from the mimisstoners Abeen made in pay ment submigted re~clttions that the pal ant y be pai which was eas ghie: 5 immacdintely after fF the payment of salaries of the current month, todividerth the yearly salary of each teacher into ten caual parts, and to issue tucach checks for the entire amount found be due: Prowudted. Funds in the treasury to And provid t there shall be snfficiont e entire «um daw Pon Yurther, That wo teacher receive any portion of the vacation money for months during which such teacher was not em Mr; Douglass read a letter from Mr. E. i. Tong. ley, fender ag his resignation as 1 of the school at Uni offered ith a law jontown . i peltion in 2 in eensetan wh fin in Phitcisiphia ia. ignati. accepted i ‘The resignation yas dc wepmionficm resolution to Mr. Lousley H eT ay Lean ae el Sree? rau Stee : John A. Cole distr ict, and company which they represent here. For Evrorx.— Among the othe steamer Oh o, which left Baltimore at noon to- day for Bremen, were Dr.J. x2 Mav and family, and Mr. any Mrs. 1. L. Bl of this city, 4 , Thd Oppccieoen ——- ae Railroad in S 2 odiomr ead dodeng rote ae resis the <ieinions f Sstreet north oppoead to the. ire: of merge | ‘inthe northern portion of the cit ieaares head at the Board of Trade rooms t0 report ‘of the committee appointed at the meeting! committce of five to walt ional Junction Railr - at Bir. Hallet Kilbourn, € arent fofthe Ratioaal Junction Railroad C F said thelr com tended to construct Ti for tame passenger trate, tobe drawn by lacomo: uss the city, either by u ac ee) Dyer, from th Mcersof ‘he pany, reported th thet when jemreneed at of such a tunnel; eh §, T or Usireets deo om that th ybut eof their trains; thab no reached by his company with other portion of the road per xec pt the: m from Ci ri: c ‘then went isis opinion. the road shoul: n throwgh the streets in the northern we other re ‘s. which would As this was Zi have agh the northern ¥ Hue of improy would Is a moved that the c Ihave printed n contrat on in the Mh (of the clty of Rossten ening beture eatrons of the ses were of an unnsnally . being judiciously inter wd instrumental music, Miss Lizzie Soluston's i essays. ism upon ise. Men of * was redection of toant me hnste her 1 power and skill wh and more experienced w 1 Misses Howard, Han tions by Misses Atki of very high order. pecially happy in her rendering 0 Ode to the Republic.” At the conclusion of the excreises, medals were bestow Johnston, Hanson and Howar and Misses Lary WASHINGTONIANS IN TrounLe rx THe Ween, The Galesburg (IIL) Register of the 16th inst, = of emigrants, consisting of Ed+ his wife, two half grown sons, Sad four zuall children, th Vonngest an infant only a few mouths old, passed through b afternoon, from Washington city on their w: Quiney. ‘On attempting to ford the Wabash rive , near Terra Haute, they untortunat: p water, where pe lost their enti: At, incieding vagon, ¢ effects, &e., to the value statement of Mr. Carpenter The famity with difficulty ex: “. ‘They reached this city this tirely ont of both money and prov C. Tne Parirosornicat Soctety op Wasnrxe- TON bast following offi h pseph Henr Capron) 5 treasnrer, F ig, Theodore Gill The ease of comtract, t Court to-day, bat Mr. Daent trom sickness, it was ine ext. o = BEAUTIFUL STYLES of French etruscan ay equa! to gold, ree Prigg’s jewelry Tey Pors owine hav is quiet to-d: y ug been captnre CITY ITEM a ckly di of Tur coyMenity qui: Teal merit retenste tH. quarters ¥ with his oon, this isst-clans hot etl maintains its high reputation, —_——_—_—_ s1 Coats, Dal st Office Coats, SL st Office Coats = Warranted all Linen. a Hantx Bros.’, w. barton 7th and D streets. Two Snow CasEs for sale at Prince’s. Bazar, 106 Pennsylvania avenue. Hat's V. ee able "Siciiian a Hair Renewer Give it ai Hoor Skt of the best material, made to order, and always a good assortment’ on hand; sold at reasonable prices, at C. Baum’s Hoop Skirt Factory, 7thstreet, Intelligencer Building. see eats Ovr Doutan Kip Groves are the best im- ported, and always the largest assortment of sizes and colors, at C. Baum’s Kid Glove Depot, ith street, Intelligencer Building, Acrractiye Prices At P. WALLACK’s, - Odeon Hall, 4 street and Pennsylvania ave. Men's Suits, Youth's Suits, Boy's Suits, White Duck gnd Brown Duck Sack Coats, a, Drab D’ete, Seersucker Coats. Cheviot, si mere and Alpaca Frock Coats. White Mar- reiiles, si gle and double brested Vests. White Duck single and double breasted Vests. | Blue ats, sizes from 30 to 44. Blue Flannel and Drab Diete Pants, sizes to 4. Blue Flan: nel and Drab D’ete Vests, 30 to 44. Linen and Alpaca Dusters. ive us a call at 361 Pennsylvania avenne, Washington, D. Lapres will please call and see our improved styles of Corsets, all made of the best materials, and every pair Warranted to fit. ©. BAUM, Cor- set Manitacturer, 7th st., Intelligencer Build- ing. oe Lapres’ UNDERGARMENTS of all descriptions, on hand and made to order, at very Feasonable [ped at C. Baum’s U puting, farment Faatory, th street, Intelligencer Bull Build To PRINCE and see the menor hud Key. Fits any wateh, and warraut not to wear out. Price 50 cents. id me Tur chet nig iat M. H. Prince, No. 1000 Pennsylvania will close every cleanses the head (from sama evening at DB datng th Nene tr tt Tre Feer.—! Corns and other For eases of the feet visit Dr. White’s — No. 1th street, opposite U. ‘ashington, D.C., or No.7 ‘North Charles neat Baltimore at Baltimore, Md. CavtTion—Beware of storst\—AS8 some un- scrupulous parties are in the habit of } echersed ces Of he ee b es rane, yy notify the pub! that I have no , and that I have connection with similar institution in this » dealer in Gent's 431 7th st., between D |. ROSENTHAL, No. 404 ith street. Hewrren has all kinds thermometers and oarometers. a i CavtvorntA CATAWBA Wine aa Miller's, 420 7th street, anght, street, opposite & GEORGETOWN. Tue wauxet Hovis Du house comanittee of the — Assembly, consisting of Hall are now examining isthe butchers et and the cor with a view to sottle the existing diflienitics them — were before the Gergetown Couneils, — have been yre the District courts for some OLTIES.—-The market the Le vation gi rs past. T POTOMAC BOAT OLUB have rec ed an Nays Hera the Undine boat clab of Norfolk. Va..to articipate in a regatta to be held ti aotime Fur next. It isexpected the club will attend w twoor three of their best bests manned by wa onzsmien. wikE CONTRACT was awarded yesterday to Mr, Pearce, of this town, for the completion « he domes inbiten sna rolling of Uns igh ere eae reset voir of the Washington aqueduct on High strec his bid being in the araroxate 839 lower tte the Jogest. ‘The work is to.be completed by Noven ‘Tue Frew for blaek Blass lu the Potomac at ins Falls iis very good wo fine ones were brought fn on pains wok oaiteer based heels te ost night, THe cHNcet. of St. John's Episronal Church is undergoing & thorough painting amd lettering, with selectfone 4 letptarenthe Lordy Piste he work being a donation from one of the laly mers of the congregation, ———*k&&}&E>=—=—E—=~—*&—s=se==E_E Georgetown Advertisements. Lo ee n Dumbarton xtreet Pp Ofice, in Georgetown. a POCKET-BOOK, © teining about $1), -A suitable reward will be p urn ot f for its ry 5S Dambertow at Theat, 2 & SELIGS ‘4 ACLES, suited Ri je D0-tjN5 FINE STOCK OF 5) conditions of the E found at je Im Look LooK One stock of BOOKS MUSICAL INSTRUME KIA and all kinds o very large, and will b times. Several Parlor Organs 4 A secoud-hand Piano at 8: rN Ite TICLES. is tosuit the nes Very low. POE & SELIGSON, lewsatt Gen BY & 8. THOM Eco _ Rent Estate A ernts, Ne. 718 lgth street, Washington, D.C, AUCTION SALE or DESIRABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON GEORGETOWN HEIGHTS On THURSDAY June 224.1571, at we shall ge i : fn oad i roperty las be: , Sipe anit sitnation i i itread, will tages of c One portion of thie story and base the mcs pects, te improved be a WELLING terms aren the property wilt defaulting pare unser atte newsparer published in the District of Colm Plotsof i ay be seen at Our office two-story DM bear the above Bereribed wnon the day of sal Should the weather will take place on the fell wing Monday yeh it THOS. DOWL BX tHomas DOWLING, Anct’r; Georgetown. IVE CHA ERY SALE OF IMPROVED THIN SHE GNTAL PART oF By virtne of two decrees of the Supreme Court Bor dar Dittiice or Columbia, bearing Mate the Hh day of November, 120, 2nd of Inne, 2 rove unfavorable, the sale NG, Anct assed in thi that A sein upon Bridge streets High at + and in: ored wlth Brick Buildings in great part 7 rty Will be sdd in seven sep rate par- which will be extitited at the day of ch are parti follows: Nos. pay th ult Mien ta ome RE 101 BRIDGE STREET. Ladies Dress Bick Liuma wh hite Orgnndie Lawns. Pisck Gartaes Grenadines. from 25 cts. 2 Case Superior Bleached Cotton, 1 Titan Kid Gloves, Josephs ditto, Spring Colors, ve Flarnels, Summer end Under Vests, d Black Gro, Grau Silk, $1.75, $2, A oe Stock of Goods, for Men and Boys’ wear. my ASH PAID FOR LADIES: CHILDREN'S CAST - OFE CLOTH, BOOTS, SHOE ete.,at L. GRADWOHL'S, 1733, ridge ‘wtree pegetowis | Note, by anal from Georgetown or Washington attended tc 28-ly = LARGE FIRE IN BALTIMORE, NEXT DOOR TO A LARGE IMPORTING HOUSE OF HOSIERY THERE, ‘Was the canse of most of the stock getting damaged Dy water, and the same was sold by the Board of Uuderwriters at auction. Despite the hot weather, “ The Almighty Dollar” and myself wentthere, selected such goods as were least damaged, at: 79 dozen Men's Full regular Made HALF HOSE, dpuble heels and tues, five pairs for @1. 130 dozen Gents’ and Boys’ Super Stont British a HOSE, double heels and feet, four pairs for ¢ now able to offer you: 26 dozen, Gents) Extra Soperfine Poll Regular Made Bleached and Brown HALF THOSE, beautiful goods for summer wear,(worth 62% ceutsa pair,) three pairs for 1. 54 doven Ladies’ Light Full Rej double heels and toes, four pairs Ladies’ & Full Regular Mad DRLTISH HOSE. thee yale tor ge Ree xf iden a, Jarme. stock, of Hametitched and Plain : E HANDKERC oe Ls, FINE INES HIRT FROTTS, GAU. ESTS AND UNDERSHIBTS, &c., which 7 op Made HOSE, THE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR will certainly buy for you. EF DON'T DELAY, as it will be impossible to replece owe Geos, B, SILVERBERG, 312 SEVENTH STREET, eT te Near _Pounsylvania avenue TRUNKS. ran LADIES’ and MEN'S SATCHELS, LADIES’ DRESS TRUNKS, SOLE LEATHER TBUNKS, . TRAVELING BAGS, SADDLERY and HARNESS, Pa CARRIAGE bog &ec., &e. at In GREAT VARIETY, at LOW PRICES FOR MANUFACTORY . or JAMES S. TOPHAM & ©0., L dlls SEVENTH ‘. ‘One door above Odd Fellows’ Hall peonaz s Da ax pce MINERAL WATERS ON pRavcar, aT MILBURN’S DRUG STORE, No. 631 FIFTEENTH STREET, myl§-3n Opposite the Treasury, WHIPS, | JHE E™eorns RELMBOLD'S HELMBOLD'S HELMBOLD’S HELMBOLD'’S HELMBOLD'S HELMBOLD’ HELMBOLD'’S HELMBOLDS HELMBOLD'S HELMBOLD'S HELMBOLD’S HELMBOLD'S HELMBOLDS HELMBOLD'S HELMBOLD'S HELMBOLDS HELMBOLD'S HELMBOLDS HELMBOLDS HELMBOLD'S HELMBOLD'S CATAWBA GRAPE CATAWBA GRAPE CATAWBA GRAPE CATAWBA GRAPE CATAWBA GRAPE CATAWBA GRAPE CATAWBA GRAPE CATAWBA APE CATAWBA APE CATAWBA GRAPE CATAWBA GRAPE CATAWBA APE CATAWBA GRAPE CATAWBA GRAPE CATAWBA GRAPE CATAWBA APE CATAWBA GRAPE CATAWBA GRAPE CATAWBA GRAPE CATAWBA GRAPE CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS. CATAWPA GRAPE PILLS. HELMBOLD’S i MBOLD'S HELMBOLD'S HELMBOLD'S: HELMBOLD'S HELMBOLD'S HELMBOLD'’S. HELMBOLD'S NELMBOLDS HELMBORD'S HELMBOLD'’s HELMBOLD'S i MBOLD'S HELMBOLD'’S HELMBOLDS . 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PURIFY THE BLOOD AND BEAUTIFY THE COMPLEXION by using HELMBOLD’S CATAWBA GRAPE JUICE PILLS HELMBOLD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA, This is the timo to use good blood-renewing, puri ying and invigorating medicines, HELMBOLD’S FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPA RILLA AND HELMBOLD’S FLUID EXTRACT GRAPE JUICE PILLS ARE THE BEST AND MOST RELIABLE. One bottle of Helmbold’s Flaid Extract Sarsapa- rill equals in strength one gallon of the syrapor decoction as made by druggists, and a wineglass added to a pint of water equals the celebrated Lisbon dict drink, a delightfal and healthful beverage. ‘The Grape Juice Pill is composed of fluid extrae Catawba grape juice and FLUID EXTRACT BHUBABB. ‘Useful in ail diseases requiring a cathartic remedy and far superior to all other purgative, such as salts, magnesia, &c, Helmbold’s Grape Juice fs not a patented pill put up as those ordinarily vended, bat fhe resulteo ten years’ experimenting and great care in prepara- tion. SAFE FOR AND TAKEN BY CHILDREN; NO NAUSEA: NO GRIPING PAINS, BUT MILD, PLEASANT AND SAFE IN OPE- RATION. ‘Two bottles of the Fluid Extract of Sarsaparilia and one bottle of the Grape-Juice Pills areworth their weight in gold to thoee suffering from bad blood, poor complexion, headache, nervousness, wakeful- ness at night, cestiveness and irregularities, and to those suffering from broken and delicate constitutions it will give new blood, new vigor and new life, THE CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS are =p with great care and in handsome bottles, eur- ‘Pass'all those vended in wooden boxes and prepared by inexperienced men, comparing with the English and French style of manufacturing. Allof H. T. HELMBOLD’S Preparationsare Phar- maccutieal, not a single one toh gad on their own merits. Broadway. ‘Temple of Pharmacy, Continental Hotel and 104 south loth street, Philadelphia, Sold by druggists everywhere, C. C. S. O'HARE « SON, FINE GROCERS, 1913 Urn Srnzer N. W., Berwxex M axp N. FINEST QU. aLeey R-CURED SMALL sie ot ASSED RAMS, FRESH ARRIVALS OF © 16 cents per pound. BUTTER NEARLY EVERY D. Best LEAF LARD. Prime SHOULDE! Prime JUWL A few more 2 Ib. ns PEACHES. NEW CROP TEAS! Try that EXTRA L OOLON' tes that F EXCELLEN: CUT LOA tf od IM fx Good GUNPOWDER. cpa RAND Ege. rst AF ait sYR 5 4=h 5 Cc. 8S. OHARE « ‘ON, _1213 7th street N. W., het. M ang N I niaeneiaated YOUNGS & CO-, MASONIC GROCERS, TEMPLE, NINTH AND F STKE&LTS NCE YELLOW We pare fast received a NEW AND LARGE SUPPLY CHOICE GROCERIE which we are now ready to offer to the public at Prices which ALSO, JUST RECEIVED, ANOTHER LOT OF CHOICE GOSHEN BUTTER, and a smell quantity of G VERMONT MAPLE SUGAR, ELPHONZO YOUNGS <& €0., DEFY COMPETITION. NE PRICES VERY Low. GROCERS, MASONIC TEMPLE, Comxex Nixyu anv F Strects INE GROCERIES AT SMALL PROFITs. We respectfully call the at ovr stock of FINE TEAS, COFFEES, &e., which we are selling at a very small advance. ALSO, TO OUR CHOICE BRANDS OF WIVES, BRANDIES, _mhst-tr aT AND WUISKIES, VERY LOW FIGURES. METZGER & BYLES, 417 SEVENTI STREET, Next to Odd Fellows’s Halt RAY & BRO. SELL CHEAPER THAN ALL OTHERS. ion of purchases to Go everywhere. Read all advertisements, and then come straight to our store and buy your GROCERIES. N. 0. Sagar, 1c. and Ne. per Ib. Best Demerara Paceline Famly Foun 'S al to Welch for Molasees from 38. uy iT agg ot. bb. to We. per on. Best Golden Syrup onty 70°; per gallon, ¥F rm See 0 Soome: aliases ae: lion ine New Orleans Molasses lion. lity Rice = mn. Wee Best Java Cages, Ee. "per ib. or gation. os S2e. per Ib. Best Rio © foe, 200 per i 1,200 Ibe. Clover Butter, only Be. por. Ib, fine OOLONG TEA. at been a ‘Dy comnvisseurs the finest in| the market. Moc « ETLON Are For sale low, by 351 PENNSYLVANIA AVENU d 4% sts. north si p™wne a MIDDLETON ond respectfully uek a trial of their +s i Between 3 at 81 per poun wae Roasted. 2k and re. re ib- & MDeLET N's, 14 Pennsylvania avenue, COFF oun. Gov ER UCAYR = COFF. fi ie MARACAIBO EE ALL GRADES. BROWNING & MIDDLETON, 4 Pennsylvania avennec. FISH. ACKEREL. BROWNING & KEATING, 614 P === ania avenue. ‘W. M. GALT. avenue and set arpa A 1 ASH: ae. —— « La temp a REAL ESTATE AGENTS. C, ™ Boupen. "GEO. W. CLARK. «. MH. HOLDEN « Ce., REAL ESTATE AGENTS, 633 LOUISIANA AVENUE, WASHINGTON, D.C jeltay _¥ \ M. McRORERTS, ANDREW B. COYLE Law. . Altorney a MeROBERTS 4 CO., REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE OFFIOR, Tuer Isth and G streets, opp. U.S, Treasury, WASHINGTON, D. ©. tstrs r BKOWN, ‘ CONTRACTOR AND REAL ESTATE AGENT, Corner of Ne thee ~ pis York avonue and 19th stroct. Property inal parte of the city f credit. Houses erected for persons and tong time notes talbem im pay im paper bought aril we it SEWING MAC HINES. V ILLOOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE AGENCY. THE SIMPL EST AND LE LIABLE TO ET OUT OF OLDE} CHAS Agoncy at BAUM'S CORSET AND HOOPSKIRT FACTORY. 70h street, Intetligenc: PRE FUORENCE IMPROVED NOISELESS LOCK STITCH PAMILY SEWING MACHINE. + Building Having « ively the Self- Adjusting Shuttle Ter ston ng the opera tort Mach ‘ Mowthly I a a EK en eC} 471 P apis” Bete cou aby a E KEYSTONE SEWING MACHINE te Tne BEST MACHINE EVER CONSTRE Call at the offer, 71l MARKET SPACE, and examine it. Sold on monthly instalments of Too DeMare B.ELLIcoT « CTED. Ladies’, Gewts'and Chit UNE rue Lori NG may be a “ Judbciary executed. E Moore ly OnE streot between sth and 8th. SHOSE SILK UMBRET, AS SECURE AND PROFITABLE! ONE DOLLAR A MONTH PAID IN, UNTIL €36 HAS BEEN PAID, (WITH NO INTEREST, WILL SECURE ONE OF THOSE DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS aT HUNTINGTON! aT THE JUNCTION OF THE MAIN STEM AND LATERAL BRANCHES oF THE BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD, AND ONLY TWENTY MINUTES RIDE From the heart of the City,and but Fifty Minutes from Baltimore, REGULAR TRAINS WILL BE RUNNING AUGUST 1. A writing given securing the Lot or Lote purchase upon the firet payment being made. TAXES ALL PAID TO INCLUDE 1873. BRICK HOUSES Of Four. Six spd Right Rooms, according to plans submitted, built on accommodating LARGE SALES HAVE BEEN RECENTLY MADE TO Bi DERS, WHO WILL IMPROVE THERE LARGELY THis SUMMER. TWO LARGE PUBLIC PARKS. CAR FARE BUT ELEVEN CENTS PER DAY! BEFORE A LOT ON THE NOVEL TERMS MERE OFFERED I8 ONE-HALF PAID FOR. THESE LOTS WILL BE SELLING AND VALUED AT ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS EACH | ALSO, LOTS STILL SFLIING AT £25 CASH, $30, PAYASLE $5 MUNTULY. TITLE PERFECTLY CLEAK AND UNENCUMBERED. CERTIFICATE, UNDER SEAL OF COURT TO EVERY LOT MAY BE SEEN AT THIS OFFICE. S7-CALL AT THE OFFICE. iD GET MAPS, PAMPHLETS AND FULL Pa! LUN. No. $17 SEVENTH STREET, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE. BEN. M. PLUMB, PROPRIETO! $1 A MONTH SECURES A HOME aT “THE HIGHLAN >.” EIGHT MINUTES’ PRON CEATE. OF THE “NEED ERCE OPIS LAS RAILWAY DEPOT UPON THE GROUND. i ia hee eo that CALL AND GET MAP AND PAMPBLET,