Evening Star Newspaper, June 24, 1871, Page 4

EVENING S@AR. | DOUBLE SHEET. "CROSBY S. NOYES.......Editor. Largest Cireulation in the District | WASHINGT SATrRDAY... The Star by Maft. = leaving the city for the sammer.or have Tae Stan sent to Persor any their a. time as they desire, at the Fate of cents per month. Orders, accom- panied by the moncy, should be sent to the busi- Reference: ay’s STAR to the | bad flay water, which svems to have “a ancient and tish-like smell,” and taste. aswell. Thesame disagreeable taste was, one summer, found to prevail in the water of Bos on, ituate Lake; of New York & reservoir from the Croton , pumped by steam from the Washington Aqueduet, then Ohio; supplied from the Little Falls reservoir—which and of itself was supplied by the small stream named Powder Mill Branch. It was then generally attributed, as now, to dead fish; bat examination Of the Little Falls reservoir showed that the sur- face of the lake was covered with a green scum of cenferval, which had the taste and odor com- Plained of. The surface of the reservoir, by opening an outlet at the @varflow, or waste weir, between the receiving and distributing reservoir, (which last was then ungnished and not in use,) was lowered three or four feet; a breezo then ‘prevailing blew the scum of cenferval apon the wres, where, a5 the water fell, it collected, ed, and was dissipated. The evil was thas sted at the source, and at the same tims the ipes in the city were cleafied of the foul water vy fiushing. In New York the engineers of the Croton aque- dact subsequently, by inspection of the Croton Lake, ascertained that the sam green conferval ‘Was the cause of the offensive flavor of the water furnished to that city. ‘The first flood, either in the Potomac or the Croton, would work off this plant which collects in large quantities only on the surface of comi- paratively still water in hotweather. Bat it can be got rid of in any reservoir-with sloping banks by lowering tue water sarface during the preva- Jence of a fresh breeze. Regulating the Social Evil. In the Couneil yesterday Messrs. Eaton and Peck brought up the question of regulating the social evil, and diseussed it at some length, both arguing in favor of bringing it into disuse by some practical leg‘slation. ‘The great question, Mr. Eaton said, was how to de it. Whether the Freneh plan of licensing the evil and making it @ source of revenae was one which commended itself to the American mind a offering a means of control and direc- tion, without any adequate power to lessen or Prevent it, was matter for serious considera- tion, im his judgment. It had been tried, he believed, im the city of St. Loais, but with what results he was unable to state; but it | seemed to him that something better.and more | effectual could be Gevised by which this scourge could be abated, and even prevented. ‘This was a phase of the woman question with- Out any ridiculous feature, and where the ques tion of furnishing the sex with more varied and lucrative means of honest labor than they now Possess became one of vital importance. As it is now, the female sex have very few sources of Seli-sup port, and, particularly among the poorer class females are often in a measure driven to Prostitution for a means of supporting life. If we could bat open up to this class some Oppor- tunity of acquiring trades or oceupations, by which they courses of life, it would be a practical step to- wards the prevention of prostitution well worth the effort. Mr. Peck did not believe it was the right way to persecute the unfortunate victims of this evil, but thought, if some means could be devised to Teach those who stand behind the victims, and direct this infamons traffic_some mode of seizure and confiscation of the used for sach Purposes—the effect would be found to be mach more_marked and decided. There was nota municipal government in all our country that was not vitally interested in this question, and in the discovery of soms sure method of it im such a manner as to prevent it. There was, he would venture to say, more capital in- ‘vested im this disgraceful traffic in this District than in all the churches, asylums, and charitable institntions here. Whatever success Messrs. Peck and Eaton may ‘have in their efforts to deal with this evil they at least deserve credit for the courage to take the question up. We remember some years ago when a leading member of the Board of Aldermen (the late Mr. Utermehle) undertook to Procure some legislation upon the matter, there Was so much sensitiveness displayed, and so mach apprehension expressed lest the Councils should get om dangerous ground that Mr. Utermehle received mo support, and the effort fell through. Sinee then the world bas moved tome, and Various cities, St. Louis conspicuously, have un- dertaken to deal with the question. Perhaps the time is ripe now for action here. ——————~2--—___ The only opposition thus far made to the plan Of the Board of Public Works for improving the city and District is in the way of carping verbal ¢riticisms and trinmphant eluckings over occa- sional misprints. Some who were at first disposed « © think the figures of the appropriation called dor pretty big, have, on looking into the matter, come to the conclusion that if the District gov- €rnment can accomplish the grand objects set forth in their schedule for the sum stated it will bethe most economical work by far ever done here. But, a3 is justly suggested by the Chron scic, estimates are not expenditares under con- tracts, and as the work is all to.be done by con- porn y the lowest responsible bidders no more il be expended than is absolutely called for. , business min of the capacity of Gor. Cooke may be relied upon to see that the expenditures arc judiciously and economically made. ————~+0-- Mr. Harkness shouldn't swear so in the House. ‘The weather is hot, to Le sure; and even the Rev. Mr. Beeeker once swore, we are told, on an ex- evedingty hot Sunday; but a good man Wke M . Earkness shouldn’t swear in any weather, '} + really shouldn't. Messrs. Moore and Lloyd e+ Nort around @ good deal, but wa cun’t expect anything better from these youn; aad frisky Tae - ers. Still they might take example from such steady-going democrats as Messrs. Ennis and Dick-on ——+e--_____ The next State election to be held is that of Kentucky, on Monday, Angust 7. A Governor and ether State officers will be chosen. P. H. A+ slie is the democratic candidate for Governor ®:d Gen. John M. Harian the republican. Last A igust, when the colored men voted forthe first te, the democratic majority was 31,681, and the total vote 66,206. In 1300 the democratic majority was 57,548, and the total vote 107,366 Iu 188 the demecratic majority was 76,02, and ———_+ee-____ And now a judge of our courts, who goes by ‘he name of “ Old Necessity,” because “necessity jmews no law,” has undertaken to ent off the seal facilities afforded to the prow. The old ¢7' 2uay is sbout three thousand years behind the times, I: bs estimated that the ‘21.89 0n the hundred, cam be reduced to $1.75 under the bev form of government, and still carry out the comprebensive system of improvements pro- poved by the Board of Public Works. ———_-s0e—_—_—___ The War Department weatb~r office is gen- erally right im its pregnost.cations, bat if the stom this afternoon lt what it terms “light Tain,” we don’t care to get caughtont ina heavy ow: ————_+2e-——____. ‘We issue a double sheet again to-day for the Mctual accommodation of readers and adver- tiers. Our subseribers will find the paper Ci lwos Pith lnrergeting reading waticr, . could sustaim themselves in honest | FINANCIAL AND The New York stock mark strong aud again weak. The bf ep culath thet of the great 7 ar it will mo as then, be almost edynst fter the COMMERCIAL. et ts fitfal. at times heit culmination of the R recemiged in any, Particulars in 15) e distributed among these who rise an well as (hove who sal sods ~* to get al the gcmglications NSnravelied and the, diferentes gold panic it will be re- membered that for a time there was a fair degree of —_ which, however, absence af «peculative life fir many months. & repetition of this daliness thengh, pe ‘Was followed by an entire in the market, con.inuing It seems likely that Wwe shall see the stock market, al- otracted. . not as intense oF pre Ue Securities, Jay Coke igenish the following to-day: “ Buy eis. ©.8. 6s, iss sgn 8 Jy eet 15 FS Sco emai eis Be UBy Bankers’, Brave end Lewir Jonnsc quo hagne ang foreign mark ts ae follows . 1381, coy a HTX, 5 i Givcounon Dew, "eer coupons i eras ‘Nuw Youx, Jane 2 sscks andopened heavy, Gall’ and steady. V! inia ey Carolinas, @; vipat jane 4.—Floer firmer. Corn dull . Tae Wiswens or tre The ‘al Tele ote poity =f bate Ww ao June 2i—Mrst Board. 10.0 a. m— 5's, 83. 4 dull, anota- mage. Flour Souther cane et. 4 Eschange, long, alct and unchanged. Gnaxd Reoatti ittee of the New York Yacht Regatta Commit Club has decided that the winners of the ona St. Louis Chief of Police having suc- city hae notte the arte are enecouragin 1p the keeno hon unless closed within a specified im that onogze be at collecting various GiDU eh tribes w given trouble under By order of the Comm! NOTICE ! epee NOTICE. —Positively the wa iP sta CECB eo tym ‘iipmont MONDAY, “une The €: of Applicants for poe Politan Police force will hold ity ir rocas, at Police EDNESDAY, Jul, sth, 1871. at I20’¢lock noon retary meeting at -t3 50 teal i -uiquarters, 4 LAZENBY, Secr: — POPE'S JUBI =e Timmer Meet ie EY ENING, * Oy President. lic Asrocii 9 fort! LE Ti " at a to a member will BI gE 0. POLKINHORN, Rec. Sec, CARROLL ft Fane 2th, at 8 0 E.—ANl the delegates ons who attended the late celebration are hm on MON ‘the feets, oo TUESDAY we 3 as business re be lntredueed for their jeMt-s.12t Dit KINGDOM DELPHIANS (who BoBER: aor ght frases ‘MORNING: I ‘ible in hand. RAND TEMPERANCE RALL: ‘HOLIC Ti the bab will be of the CA’ » TO-MORRBO' ck. All cctety ia thie demon (Sunde) dng) RY ESAS COME.” —CHRI ae A are in fellowshi, recently re Ungar, will moet BVE RY gt iT clelock 3, Ms ig for Ee. 24 ect for : All are invited, with MPERANCE at the Paro- ayers wee if Fei Pkt Eston com Aa gtk irr INU A! Biscoul Heal, Pree ‘a , Ma., nk =») at pant The Hit IN of the be held A ORDAY EVES ALUMNI invited, wit! ESE b: has be delivered between @ and (wth ¢ =) EXERCISES COLU the aie “stDAY EV EVENING. iar Es eee from 'W ASHINGTO! Sharee of the captial stack call i fie suse 2 of $ apd 6 o'clock OP ae footie held sofa 1 A Bland Ts od ok ou'tnle Biden" Ray Asylum, June ntifal let iot Pie nissan terme, On July ath stes from the _sea-tist pint TARGET TATION. SHOOTING As- the Washionton Far, ident Jems auirt Pleas Pr At IEAP 0. asuixoToR, D.C. pat 171. MENTS TO THE. AMEND! Reis In pines of Rale V read From the first day of a AND ony 77 CAP) TO-MO. Onn ie. WALL, BS ORIGINAL = nek’ XT rate, STARE,” "by KETCH OF MES. LAURA FAIR tHe “ThEATY 5 | Rae BEFORE THE | jot MASONIO CHA HOW THE GOVER| MEN BRCoUnacES ART. ODD LET’ SOCIAL ‘Goss IP; PERSONAL AND SOCIAL L JORPINGS, | (1S NOTICE. — Giymont will not be rented to aes fn they are: n0t a ‘PROPRIETOR. inst | iow asad Toy erry she DEPART- NT prior to June reby notified to resent LL, same to > the ete or before the first day of Je Bg 406 C | WANTS Fe RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. Jet9-atiy2 : | ae MATTHEW G. EMERY WILL Hit Life E- after lnve his Office with Ry National Capi- fe Insurazice Company, 1107 Pennsylvania having m.to Jere 3 STERS AND DEALERS | ORTHERN MARR EE tie ten dvalne, a | Oomemtatonere LAND, Clerk O TAILORS. OLIVER. No: 1, Veawy Street, Astor House, | Eka York, ould Reepecttatly "Tnform the. ee 4 = ‘ashington eit will anes longer. torgive Instructions on his Crater syetean ‘for ring and draft- ing all kinds of garments. Instructions given at 1.¥.MUDD’s Tailoring Estdblishment, 905 D street, next to corner of oth. G®4t REDUCTION IN PRICES. We are offering great inducements in SUMMER DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, PARASOLS, SUN UMBRELLAS, CASSIMERES AND LINEN GOOD, ‘Toget!| all 38] Sai ea URN eons | ‘a aperen os jemett 101 Bridge strest ee Uren ir. a arain a a eda ee business aro | o'c ‘there, from 12 ' tothe highest bidder, | stroet shown | rer first-class wi white AD C00 Wireges _ fee aes Bre p. M., Stat — at tha Roi ith "street Wane: WET NURSE, Mow Ss en p infentond willing to travel. Apply = moe V vr ANTRDSA WHITE WOMAN tomvat aa in the country to cook, milk cows. RD, 1002 ¥ street. dete. Wins Apply tumodiately at Be. DA FARM WAND oa Bledensbar utre sf b nguipe at a RERLERS ia avenue TANTEDOW. ASHINGTON oa “PROPERTY i ‘hange for Chi ro) in exchange longo oe Beat te, Broke jete-Tt 1424 F street. WRtEE WHITE WOMAN to ee care of td 3% years old and the general housework, sutles tro Oe in the cit; ey os Mast bring city references. -Oall at Star Oflics at 1s o'clock only g*Mlonday, Tuesday and Wednes- v- W ANTED—An OPERATOR on. rover & Baker sewing mi Apply 423 Ist street, D and E streets, N. ts ens i weil recom= 7 Delaware avenue, corner C Capitol Hill. ye23-3t* ANTED—100 LABOR: REBT at 52 per day and ish ® Horses and G Natrecl 3. We jes: No US wly. At No. so WASTED—Te rents ROOM ae a a CSE re, or other pur- suitable for ‘king, house D gireet, mrs house poses, in the rear to wh poms tor a "seas V TA to work on the Baltimore and Botmac 2 Matiroad’ tm Charles county, Md. Wages per dats bee Broreinee finder’ Ten hounswosk,; apsly at Hoon © intel <7 — aor. 7th A pecestaty ae! m 8 @. t. m, re all noce. ns mation will be given. i Abe NOMD THE TTERS. LIAM x. THOAT _jeB-30" Yor tame Cox, contractor. ANTED—Two oud wom, to cook, wash at 1101 unr street, wets beloes ht oan Ser. or aft E- er ¢ in the evening, NTED—From August Tet to May Jat, email WW Vciish ED AOBSE, ive (five at room ird Auditor's Ofies ANT. A D WOMAN to Withehe Mare foattaiate cen the hours of 10 i aed York avenue, between ¥. None but ‘AN 1. Se. WAT itso van nf OF FIOM if ee 210. S. OHARE « SON, FINE GROCERS, 1913 Tru Srezer N. W., setweex M anv N, HAMS! { Fincst Gratty HAMS! HAMS! HAMS! Small Size! Small Size! Small Size! Small Size! bby ead Dp SUGAB-CU ED AMS! CANVA: CAMNVASSED FA uk WASsED HAMS! WG ecents per pound! 161 16! 16! 16116) SUGAR-CURED DRIED BEEF} eee DRIED BEEF! Craker RET Hn ! CLARET .CKBERRY BRANDY! OR 8. oe canes FANCY CAKES! FANCY CAKES! FANCY CAKES CROSSE & BLACKWELL'S PICKLES! C. 8. O'HARE & 5ON, 1218 Tth street N. W., bet. Mand N. ST fit MEET _semett petent help AN’ Ma aad SERUA TIONS; a= 7 cl a "saloon, ‘Address “J- fi.” Star offlen elo. TED A respectable girl wants « HOME to chamber work; can sew; would nurse or ladies’ maid. Please address Posto fice. Brass, about ( forotn, 0? Woe bere, ‘poe ran. sana 000) ity thousand dol ‘CLOTHING, suns. hema Fgh iy >a ORRMAN GIRLS; one to . irom, the other to do oe work. Apply at Star offic ‘counter. j05- WANE to $200 worth of SECO a: cade ore T RY heat coh OED, it ee te gpa eo en ES URSE. Apply taDr- ANTEhadron, a 1307 F street, and 93 and 12 "3 >: jel ong hours of & 30 &. m. Wanton in Tayor of thor of Risroughly jeaned at send orders to L. ing Works, streets. i gual GLORIOUS FOURTH! KEEP ITS MEMORIES ALIVE! STIR °"EM UP! FIREWORKS AT, SILVERBERG’, who bad now open tne following large is ROCKETS. from one ounce up to two pounds, ROMAN CANDLES, | to 15 balls. ‘TRIANGLES. BOSETTES. ICAL WHEELS. SAXON WHEELS. PIN WHEELS, TOURHILLIONS. FLOWEB POTS. BLUE LIGHTS. SERPENTS. BENGOLA LIGHTS. MINES. FIRE CRACKERS. CANNON CRACKERS. ‘TORPEDOES. FLAGS AND CHINESE LANTERNS. ao be sold at my well-known mod- le prices. parties desiring to make quite a display, special pO 5‘ AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, at B. SILVEBBERG’S, 312 SEVENTH STREET, jeBt* ATHS! LATHS!! LATHS 111 ‘White Pine and Soros yATOUM HEH YT! arg Je 23-20t B10 Corner 7th and Q streets Diss, * eres us oho otra rnin, taeees —The ns Re aoe eee eaeees Sa ak = hae cH. . EABL. Jane 224, 1871. SARE EAR seine tenes the public with Kort Carriages, & je B-st OOK OUT FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY FIREWORKS of all kinds, FLAGS, all sizes, PAPER LANTERNS, all colors. ‘Whetesale and retail, at seta He LUMBER YARD. 3 WILLIAM B. REDGRAVE, LUMBER DEALER, Corner of Seventh and Q streets N. W., aT Se Costas ate end Brown HSH oka aietranscoams mene jamtt 676 4 0. 4 st. Tarp. Stoat, PALMER & GREEN, D. 0. ; rere ANTE ee No. 1 HANDS oh hand 2 ghee Loom tl None tut experienced pprentices will be ana Apply i gu sine, Letween D and E «i eae WANE ED—8 10.00, oon a of Ladi Gents,” and Chidren's CAST OF THING, BOO OTS, CLO STEN ne = aia Tth fect, Eat OTHING, ie AMONDS, at gas ED Eas ST. s, s. HEVOLYY fi COHEN'S Loan Omer, a A hota by A 090-1 mail attended to. rh ATIONAL C TED—TH PI IN NOE COMPANY, 1107 a nay asia dee EMPLOYMENT as, Baticltors to xeutlement of good re tegen aa eerie CLOTHING, DI- fis OLD ac hy ‘and SLL- and inds of Ms, The Mw sib Baw at Srrién, "3s athe were taco D and the ply ROBERT FULTON & CO. ANTED—All those who pes iS H. mon! T Peet All vo s HEMPLER’S Optician LOST AND FOUND. —On instant, BEVE BUT. Lctoy ieatne Ot Ruttabler Sard wil be gira it eee Teo iun atroct’ Se Pare uP ARTERY ost Tt gt H inst. one te COW, w owner is reqi ward, prove property, pay cl CELT? G street, bot. rua at cts THIMDLE Was FOU A SOHN Sire oes te ed A sekk 2S 8. B. MIL- at e iF § he Cah oe Cig EO and ‘prove ‘property, pay charges, and take them away. Je23-3t' FOR SALE. Beyyotebeanh Purbin’. ty Ste om ee a fara HORSE and WAGON, | pear ggier Haare of 3 orJOHN. FURY 3 No. 8 TSR FS38ak “i ‘ood and a ans open . JOY &00., street northwest BA ATCH PAIR OF Bay HORSES. Siete and blood. and baat bred eahers. naire wee of tan Goeuone jo23-34* R. VANT, Proprictor. our COUPE ROCKAWAY, nearly new, and Fabio city; for! Feipibsek slg ies aban sel ae Ae Spm red sane |e Laren ae Eunice: AS. P. WILLETT. CHAS, RUOFF, J WILLET é 2 BUOFF, ei (Successors to Cochran § Co.,) | tas gp aN een putes AEE, vawzipaneo mare eo cl $38 905 Penxsrivaxia Avance, TED HATS. @LAB SODA P anD MINERAL WATERS ON DRAUGHT, at MILBURN’S DEVG sTOR No. 631 FIFTEENTH STRERT, 903 Mh streot Ws Footory 10% street and canal, SALES containing 5 rooms, 643 and7th. For terms inquire at bo7 Tith st. jeta-6t terest, betwean ott | « Babs Peon b new in all FN SON, 1 on Now Ji —Four &stor tory HOC ‘and © street sontemgats. Apply as RENT=HOCSE, 7 7 rooms, gas best, rene cod spoteci ts eon street, ate West and OR RENT— ensuit wary men, eter rhinteckepings N Fe 3 Sa FURNISH — Jest i RE P re RLO Bear sok male et ther corner 9th and Fo RENT. in yard, = Por ATOR) Far sisi: Communicating ROOMS, on 2.33 ag 3 suita- jo. S34 on ‘rect, prt es oH Hib acres,” Dy ey For far: particulars, Gio x e McHSLS G jculars, wee + Grocer, ts i PRA} ‘SE, neath; ns ‘8 smal oe LE iy 2013. nin A six reom BRIOK HOUSE. i 1th and sais SW" <. L eae betes een 10 Massachusetts 3033-34" Inquire 1 three months from furnished for ho rthwest. Beut, OR RENT—On newly painted. hall; on Sth, ereet, pee a uares and a half from per month Inguire'at No. 403 Tin strese 5 PRICK HOUSE: ruc P and Q.3 G03 5i0: ire Teet cars; reni LE— northwest cornerof be othr Dr. oe oats wight- patie EN, on Fier Ley ‘unfarnished am suitable for" z qaPlcasant FURNISHED D ROO: ng wir: RENT corner of 8th and Aho Fe SALE OR RENT—The | sip 6 QousTay } eps = hea at ine SES AND DOTS FoR ZARA; mt taney, mbli-ws tf SALE OR EXCHA’ ACRES OF LAND in Macon county. N. co fiihe Rides Hilson Fanning fhroush it. 50 600 actes in Cherokee county, © fine grazing 5) ee sed coast encase Segara ot FS and. Reynolds counties, Oi m. Will wud = SWE AND. ee ‘ederal Taek, = rot Foe RENT. » as rity ey aS ea Penns: street, containing ae fo se CLEMENTS" Fancy "SINESS CHANC ES. S15 cad CARE BALANCE, | Faas Box SE of te fe or ik ix MosTHLy pa / $2. 000. WANTED TO_RORROW | LABS. Will pay t'gor coat Intent Rank security given Address P-. Box 596 FOR DOL Sof a Grocery Store nin aveowr aud Sint at oy orper of Pen: { ieee to LAZIMER & € DexKy, Avet'rs. | ae ALE—The STOCK and FINTL Re and Grocery Store 4: ts srma © tween L an * Phi STORE for sale: lee B ,y ot plete . welling | Stely at $22 iat yl oy south of Bent aven “5 SALE—One of the BEST € | E im the city together with six yes nd and and hana 2a-a* STORES vase on the nies ‘Will be " y rt ihroweheat 4 ene Premings. Will be sold at a bargain, if = appli R THE PRORY of 950 Pounevive, | _yesvee* nia avenue, sui * for a8 armory ors place | rT > = meeting for as rintions Fisgrocgas can al $25,000 — Tevoay deat a ° ina NINGWAM S MelNTOSH. Printers on We rom £25,000 Ae . PARNER RENT Tiptestory PRICK ESE, eight oo sata Whitney & rooms; No. 21.6 Weireoty Defween BEET | jean-steo mtn betwoen Gand i tit Bar Siar jy oR Sale F = desiral HOU ry all the moder situated on the corner of 17th am: particulars inguire at Improven’ stroete. For Pennsylvania af honse in a beautifal Ward, corner 2th on a kool fo Sire bie mane E ON HOUSE,on 2th street Fae and ey i Ear Re a 8, Now rT men eh water ete ce x iy -y Ta a B A @ few doors Lot Eettreth Wine Eon, 711 Di ii el Honse contains nine Grounds (twoacree) highly sea trees, grape vines * je 20-1m* Fe here =e y fora nit bay hase the ror fween Sth and loti, gt SALE—. At groat y complete ive ren or] ands ‘sewer, in one of ‘nese hor jucements on row. rnin ng tnvestment, ‘The owner wil And - bs locations. pow under req! rare onporee. ‘ApBIY at No, TS sTurectaarthrbs. | $i 2. nol - ots ntfenta, botween 3 and 1 ‘' chock iy. a boat PRRQaTIeL MOUNT PLeasayr, co: rooms, ooftar, end bath-roeme. wi cei ner 15th and Fsts., opp. Fozssre ona Inquire 454° W sereet, 'T—HOUSE of fou street and New Seceey area ‘OR SALI Oo acres. Appiyat this ofice oe CHAE of river ae OR BALE Resiera Branch vin view of the street WW 10 second 4 iN LAND * fom Union tae, on on ae Still 810 ce on bath-roum, ontien HL streets, as, and Fez _ HENT_HOUSE No. Pets be stroot Between Band yond. Apply at “at's Fe RENT. wa mtectio Fine BUSINESS STANDS De Draz, Ty, or Grocery, stores rodme and cellars; with bot ad ‘gold water bathe, *FoR SAE —Geme choice BUILDING LOTS on K and Lith strocts, at apprai: je20-Steo ¥ & SON, 1427 Peunsylyania aven R SALE A fine FARM altable medicinal yu which is located a ifs dne aod bal a Reealigie ace Eanmicere, Fe, AD A ae time. ot Now Soy lochatrests ow | tt aes vorw j= Tae es ge aan Pace pply at 13 Heer street. between 9th and Fats a offer for sale the sete oman dhweace 'getown, in view of Washington y ‘< ror RENTHincaw HOUSE. eye wemonte, eee 4 | A THREE-STORY FRAME HOTSE, | corner «f th and L strects northwest: has a fine large store-reom, alao, seven rooms tor family; water, dey panels. ‘Best business site in that section of the ‘Terms and price very Also. 216,000 | Ace good Real Estate Paper at 10(per cemt BR. 8. LACK & CO., REAL ESTATE BROKERS, jel3-tf Corner 7th and F streets.opp. Post Office. ie We HAVE "| $185, 000. $150,000 To bl AL EST. TE = ‘Hi ranes Pill e COLUMBIA. ming 835.000 FOB DISCOUNTS ON BUSINESS PAPER AND LOANS ON COLLATERAL SECURITY. BEAL ESTATE IN eS a, GRORGS- TOWN, MARYLAND, AND V. Bolnie AT PRIVATE SALE AND AUCTION. @ W. HAVENNEM® ©0,, ‘and Auctioneers, 643 Lent arcu, 3 dot Th nr jel0 (Her. Chron. Oap. & Gas. regular space RED D DOLLARS Eprial ales iy ven or ‘eat, camp. und for 9 singin fo 4S Se ented Amounts coer fe Soarienypa oss fice B08 Fab strat ‘ LY. KNIGnrT. General Agent. Saas Corasay BoA Be von persons Pizetteviie, five aa | Baie cea onrd.” Hyatiovilies i. pets FURNISHED OMS, (WITH OR Le = |B a the reception of SUMMER BOARDERS. Rtg So ae en: ith neces. ‘ville, ote v, IGIBL D Mr AB! MS, aa oe Ra Foe a ms Reece at Iso, le Boarders accomimeinted, feo ee Seas rape ee ee ‘0 WHOM IT MAY INTEREST.—Having been somewhat seperes, ed By ow it postions in re- todd beraly wre p= spd of new bis to pa teiee nose. - MAXW rs R SAY TER Grarvora T. r ei Pea pte eae a louse, No. * between C ects, }, upon all importaut by Prcess ao ie 1-im* re YoE ax BN Oe vol, Is YOURSELE—That olf 4% street, (a few doors south res So cases Hy Bie J to the He = Dhilisy Geet, rales. 8 pst PUBLISHED, IN ONE VOLUME. PRICE, 50 CENTS. ‘Phe following Medical Lectures forGentiemen: 1. PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE. 2. PREMATURE DECLINE IN MAN. 3. NERVOUS AND PHYSICAL DEBILITY co DigResns OF THE GENERATIVE 5. SPERMATORREG@A. ABUSES OF THE NATURASL FUNCTIONS 7. hoppy t AND CUBE. pene TES“ the Sele coee” ‘does not assistants, therefore jents ay: ooo KS WM TERN you secure your old ible want or de lence others: Spel tr yont tanays tar rae ei aud the money 5: pay tothe company will sara yom from oY pereent” © ¥. KNIGHT, General Agent. Ez 7th LOAN OFFICE, 1005 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, (UP STAIRS) BAZAR FOR THE SALE aes Waa trr ic for the benett of the w gy immediately, A BC EAN & AL ESTATE fn this DODGE # DARNEILL street. TO 87 fgg tS toaw. or to piace in te ean e Te, mate OF ee x. ¥ $5,000 2 DRY GOODs. FABeainsy BARGAINS: ¢ | JAPANESE SUKS GREAT REDUCTION ‘— - St ‘cont Biripee Plain, at 75 conte; dp. very beet goods, 8 bente, DRESS GOODS, 10, 12%, 15, 18, 29 and 25 conte, ote. HOSIERY, » fine stock, home at a sacrifice, and [be sold corresponding! BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT op Bog xf WYLIE Deal Pgetie Dry Goede, ore io Bera Sha 1090 Teh street BF" Ome Price. “Just dealing to n ie 0 Bazeaus: BABGAINS!! business, DBESS GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES! Bret heased Lacs, BANDE EMOHIERS, ot 12% cents ia? jemstitched HANDKERCHIEFS, at ite & | Satie sae Al Linen HAN] KERCHIEPS, four for FAB BLE LINEN. TOWELS, NAPKINS, DOY. and SHEETINGS at popular prices EMORY BAXTER, myll-tf [Rep.] 1920 Pennsyivanis avence. ANKERS. ASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK, Corner Tth Street and Louisiana Avenue, PAYS INTEREST ON ALL ——— Ree Spe ere ea eo BANKERS, 1427 F Street, 8. 4 (two doors fram U. 8. Treasury De- WASHINGTON, D. c. Receive Deposits, and transact e General Banking Peaches an tos prbicipal dithis teins ent gtven “thfermaten Ghoetfuiy furnished imeiation to all ore the Unined Sentse Departments Maelo. “re: _ MIDDLETON & Co. wn | JAY COOKE 2 co, ' BANKERS, : ae ent, jew York, San on Bie ‘ fy STAN ES of all dencmine- ATES OF 'T bear- inet CtrREss SHINGLE! 2 100,000 bd heey pp SHINGLES, of xi sell Ppt for sale low, at — PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. THE LARGEST AND BEST SBLECTED STOCK or TRUNKS AND SATCHELS IN THE TERRITORY. TRUNES.{ PEP EEATEER frmunas. Truncs.{ ESPIPE DEES frecnxs. teuxEs{ ,ZACKING., = }recwxs. Teunks.{ ALL PCRES o> }TRUNKS. SATCHELS LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, In Russie and Grain Tegiine, Turkey Morocco, and SATCHELS.{ From ‘a to @. JSATOHELS. WaLL, ROBINSON 4 0o., No. 921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, jel9 Between th and lth sts. N. W- “GEMS” AND “PEARLS” OF SONG.