Evening Star Newspaper, July 8, 1871, Page 2

EVENING STAR. CROSBY S. NOYES....... Editor. Bo ‘clock. for the purpose of attending the faacral of P.G.Micuart H. Curae, Largest Circulation in the District Reading Matter on Every Page. WASHINGTON CITY: Iuly 8, 187}. The Star by Mail. Persons leaving the city for the summer or &ny portion of it may have Tus Straz sent to their address for such time as they desire, at the Tate of fifty cents per month. Orders, accom- panied by the money, should be sent to the busi- ‘Bess office of the paper. * st]e- The Tammany organ, unsuccessful in its at- tempt to cripple the District government, and Gefeat the improvement loan-bill, now carries Mts partizanship to the extr: ordinary length of seeking to break down the financial credit of the District, and make it impossible to raise the Money to carry out the proposed improvements Let the people under: Cooke can reailily raise ey needed to carry on the District government at@ per cent. Af the tax-payers have to bear the burden of a higher rate of interest, it will be solely duc so the mischievous partizan efforts of the Tam. many Patriot crowd, who, on their “rale or ruin’ Policy, care little how match they damage busi- ness interests, and the interests of tax-payers so that they make a point politically. ‘They would prevent the expenditare of a single dollar for improyements, or the employment of a single mechanic or laborer, because they can- not secure the handling of the money or the selection of the men for the furtherance of their Own selfish political purposes. The mass of the People who see business and improvement of all kinds at a stand-stili through the hindrances made by these Tammany politicians, are thor- Oughly disgusted at being made to suffer in this way from the miserable pettifogging tactics of two or three political lawyers and a hungry ‘Tammany newspaper. A Philadelphia judge has at last come to the relief of outraged humanity ahd suffering busi- ness interests, and decided that a procession has no right to interrupt the ordinary travel on the streets. The case arose on anorder given by the Mayor of that city that no street cars should be allowed to cross a certain street while a proces- sion was passing, which order was disobeyed by One of the lines, and the question finally reached & judicial determination, with the rest above stated. The decision is based om common sense and in the interests of the public. Here in Washington, with our wide strects, the nuisance complained of can hardly be said to exist; but we have seen the travel and the business on Broad- Way interrupted for five hours in a single day on | ™ Account of the burial of a police dignitary and to give Jim Fisk's regiment a chanee to par. itself. Such interruptionsentail great loss, both | Of time and money, on the business of the city, andit is proper that the rights of the pablic in the premises should be properly understood and | determined. eo Whether or not the trigamous Bowen has been | Or is to be pardoned, seems to be still somewhat in doubt. But if his release ever becomes an | Accomplished fact through Executive clemency, | the achievement may fairly be credited to the efficacy of woman's unremitting and irresistible efforts; for we have rarely seen that portion of | the press which takes any interest in the ques- tion at all more united on a comparatively small | matter than it is In opposing the granting of the | pardon. There are exceptions to this, it is true, | but the rule is so gencral that if Mrs. Bowen Succeeds it may be said that she has won her battle in spite of public sentiment, as reflected by the press. ‘The Tammany organ asserts that the “plan of improvements” presented by the Board of Pub- lic Works, (and heretofore stated to be not obligatory, but suggestive) is engrafted upon the improvement appropriation bill as it passed the Council, and “is as binding as any other provision.” The fact is, asthe Patriot knows per- fectly well, that the Council bill provides that we plan referred to shall be conformed to only fo far “‘as may be practicable and consistent with the public interest.” Our neighbor carries partizanship along way, but nothing is gained even in politics, by such gross mistatemient of facts. ing | WEDNESDAY. the Ih ————<ee-—__ The horse disease which prevailed so exten- sively in New York a few weeks ago seems to have broken out again with increased virulence. So bad have its ravages been during the current ‘week that the losses of nearly all the street rail- way companies have béen enormous, while on mest of the lines regular trips have not been thought of, and on some of them the rauning of cars has been almost entirely stopped. News from Mlinois states that a fatal ailment is also prevailing among the horses of some por- tions of that State; but whether it is the sam> that is decimating the stables of New York we have at present no means of knowing. oe “By the authority and at the request of Sena- tor Cameron,” the Harisburg Telegraph, pub- lished at the home of Mr. Cameron, announces ‘that he is not, and will not be, a candidate for the Vice Presidency under any circumstances.” ‘He desires the renomination of President Grant for many weighty reasons, believing him to be the very man, of all men, to bring the country out of its financial and political complications. Senator Cameron says the agitation of the sub- ‘With the return to this city of the regular cor- respondent of the New York Evening Post, the government have assumed a different aud much more intelligent and honorable tone. It was to be regretted that so respectable and influential @psper as the Post should be the medium for the spread of false information on any subject, and its new departure in regard to Washington affairs is noted by its friends here with corres- Pleasure. He ——-+e---____ Is our pound-master confining his attention to vagrant cows and sheep? It is noticed that the Pigs continue to infest the streets very much as usual. Perhaps from the proverbial difficulty of Griving pigs, that official finds it easier to im- re at thel northwest EF, 203 ota attend ral of he oy Gaiwes Membe: if sister Cineles are ath: Invited to part corner Qh and D ay ok ISTl, at 2 seral of our late Bi Men Bi Lear NNTE IN LO NOH- 1 GRINS od HAS i it THE SUNDAY GAZETTE, Edited by the Veteran Journalist, THOMAS B. FLORENCE, Will, in its brilliant iseno, TO-MORROW, MAINTAIN ITS HIGH RANK IN METROPOL- ITAN JOUBNALISM Ls DON'T FAIL TO READ It. BI Advertisements received up to night. 1.00. F—48 tee AFSOUIATIO! EVENING, July 1th willie tw OW ag et nd business of importance be transacte : rat FOWLER, Sec'y. —_ ATION — eh ai i hy mest sn fc spay ey NANG. 1th insane a? af cig WM. W. MOORE. Sect K. OF P—CALANTHE LODGE, ii. aber of the above Iaxdse ke ra pet: at the peut meeting, MONDAY, HAYNE, Weer See’ jy?-3t Advertlonnseaee orelock. to funeral of our late is for th aa met 78, hi junday, at 3 o'clock p. m., which mom- er Leodaee are hnvited to artond: By meas .C. ANDERSON, R. S. TERRITORIAL BUILDING ASSO TON © Ah WASHILN iy pe ret monthly meeting nd payment of tl Tl take pince at. the Alaska House, S06 ts street: Island, Gu WEDNESDAY, July 2th, at § O'clock p.m Those who have secured stock and all others de- sigus of doing oo. are renpectully ipvitel to atteud, ack he presi 3 JOSEPH. MENDEL. Secretary. jy8-6t" Sree NOTICE. LOOKS will, be found vat cach of the Police Sta- ; from and after this “ony entonce y muplaints of vt Health. woke will alao be placed in corgetown at the e Station, and af the Warehouse of Mr. John Marbury, for similar as oe POLIEAS NY. Conner he of the M Election of Di eTill be, held st, his f July, th me mpany, for t office on he polls fo 3 n'elocl “Biba PSO. Pres, =e Ly opencd st 11 o'clock Wit. w. MOORE sto” ime eR or es ON ist ing et the © 7 tb Linke uw Polls ‘open from] to 20h jys-td NOBLE'D. Lan NER, Secretary. ee URITY IN LIFE INSURANCE Boing of the first importance, the NORTHWEST. for the better protection of its policy changed its rat: enerve tad per cent. thus ing an INPREo, smCURIT® for the. payment of All policies of mmpany as ti ome claims- Omice 509 Seventh etre my2-tf LY et KNIGHT, General Agent} H. 0. HOOD. carpe of LATHS and PICKETS, direct from Ba: langor, which we Will well at very low ices. ey gio partion purchasing in large Tanke Bbw. LARK & ( - iniocn fi bees Wont and Goal, Wharf, Depot. and Mill Branch Yard V! of 4th street eust. AIS Is TO GIVE 3 bas obtained from the Supreme Court « trict, of Columbia, holding s Special Term, administ nthe Wasi catate of CHARLES B CLOSKEY. late of yD. ©. ceased. All persons havin; againat t the wnid ceased are joe by wr of toexhibfe the sume wil the vouchersthervof.ta, the riber, on or before the let day cs July next; Shey may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit of the said estate. Given ‘under 10) my hand ti ny of sal Be iy8-03t ONE ONE LEAVING —3 FORT EY Shgie OR INLAND verte SEA Sioubp HAVE A Bi THIS ELEGANT. PREPARATION, THE BEST PREPARED IN LONDON, BNGLAND. With great benefit a taken aa » safe and on the'rate of Her water, oc by edidag sry ugar, Seatac Nery low rates, by all the principal presto: GHENT nn ROEDE: sic an anna RE eavireraas DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS, TWENTY MINUTES FROM THE CITY, MAY BE PAID FOR AT ONE DOLLAR A MONTH, STILL SELLING AT $25 CASH. THE JUNCTION OF THE NEW BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILBOAD TAKES PLACE AT HUNTINGTON. Cam Fare Bur 11 Cents Pex Dar! TAXES ALL PAID TO INCLUDE 1873. TWO LARGE PUBLIC PARKS IN CENTRE! BRICK HOUSES Of Four, Six and ns. built to ender om Life AuD VuLL InFoRMarion. SP wrodeeeaL FAP * cu man AND UN- ATEY UST u ay be saee AF ‘ FROM THE CHEAPEST TO THE BEST, ALL VERY MUCH REDUCED IN PRICE. BOGAN & WYLIE, _iy8-tf, Wt TAX FORLA wae BrowtRan’s Orricr, Wasittxcron, D. C. Sune 30, 1871, Notice is hereby given, in parsuasce of ab act ap- proved June 2), that the Water Tax of seven: cights Je) of one cont per suuare foot has been Seaned and levied on all lots OF parts of 1 which | bind or touch on any of the streets or avenues forth in ini fauares herein enumerated: ‘andy his fe paanal beequent instalments wit ed wfirst day of July of each succesding year until the whole shall be paid; alt instalments after the first bearing interest at the rate of six per cont. fret day of Jaly 1871, bat-‘may Hy the: option orthe owner o Lap 4 taxed, Paid and cinchaneed In in full at any time after the tax An aiatement gf siz per gent. will be made in all cases where the fall amount of the tax shall be paid within the month of July, 1371, kite list of property on which the water tax, or the rst instalment (one-fifth) thereof, will be due as ne 1GPiained on SATURDAY, the first day of July, 1871, is as follows: All ote or parts of lots which bind or tonch on— A street south, in squares A Street north, in shuntes 85 a B street south, in square 732, C street north, in squares $49,380, 632, 634, 633 and 685. ae street south, in squares 263, 264, 265, 266, 296 and ? street south, in squares 464, 465,692, 694, 874 and . a as et south, in squares 353, 387, 388, 411, 412, 435 aercet south, im equaneh 82, 83,846 and qh Steet south, in squares 927, 928, 980, 951, a4 and L street north, in squares 449 and 450 M street north, in squares 213,214, Si ana 292 T street north: in squares 257, 235, ee 25, BW, 906, SA, 361 and 362. rest north 15 aynares Second street cast, in ware ta ni 797. zag hind street east, in squares 753, 790, 76%, 784, 785, Sixth troet west, squares 45, 446, 457, <8, 0 Sixth street east, in squares 844 and 874. ‘inth street west, insuuares 387. 389 and 411. enth street west, in squares 335, 336, 360. 33 and Eleventh street west, in squaros 312 and 898. ‘Twelfth street west, in squares 274 and 306. azourteenth stroct west, in squares 201, 25,206, 251, *Pighteenth stroot west, In squares 141 and 163. ‘ermont avenue, in square In atdution fo thoasove there te now duo and pay- oerkc Arse intalment of Water sed and ¢ frst instal of ‘ater Tax, asses: an levied in accordance with the law on mains, laid 6) the United States, on all lots or parts of lois whicl bind or touch on B street north, in squares 635, 685 and 637. Boundary street, in square 416, od “iret south. in, squares 925, 996, 048, 99, 973, 964, 018, W19, 1042, E of 1042, 1043, 1082, Sof 1062, 1 109), 109i, 102, 1104, Sofi and 1115, rect north, in squares and 67 qb street north, in squares 78,678,716, 710, TF and M street north, in squares 772, 773, 804, 905, 823, 829, 805.and N of 8s aor ‘Capitol street, in squares 623, 624,676 and First street cast, in squares 637 and PR ea Sy street east, in squares 73:, i, 734, 735, 762, ‘and 764 Third street east, in squares 743,749, 773 and 774. ighth street went in squares 393, 304, 995, 5 of 305, 400, 416, 417, 419, 420, N of 420, 421, 422, h street west, in squares 143 and 170, Delaware avenue, in squares 633 and 631. ition to the above there is now due and pay: the, second installment of Water The third installinent of Water Tax, levied July 1, The fourth installment of Water Tax, levied July the a7 installment of Water Tax, levied July 1, wall on which the Water Tax has been Hall be anpaid an Bee, ropert quent taxes and leet the anme ne other taxes are collected.” TIMOTHY 3 7th street 7th street SPRING STOCK NOW OPEN AT MARK REITER'S, Embracing NEW and Stylish Designs, made of the best fabrics and finish, with an eye lo harmony of Colors, Richness, Durability and Economy: inrge portion mad oa ially to order, embracing new styles and other de: rye in Gilt and Plain Gol Also, ORLENTAL SATINS = a Brocade Gilts, tirel x4 new and patent goods; 40-i finis! in or ~ gen with il full line of mediunt priced’ Goods, ‘making “Pannell the largest asso renee tin the Distrist pote Paper and gilt Rods, or in imitation ot Woods, and Decorative Paperhanging of every de- scription executed int lain Tints for rode, with » eet manner. AMES,” ip Walnut, ang all fits a See the most varied stock in the District. to order. rait size, ames made WINDOW SHADES. pa gaa styles, sizes and colors. Shades made to “S* PIOTURE CORD AND TASSELS. Different sizes and colors. Also, Wire conter. Pie; tare Cord, tinned ize Pisce ords, Picture ‘hinges Nelle PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, CHROMOS, &c. A limited but chotce selection, in appro frames, always in store on ion and stré cen D and Estrest. CHAS. RUOFF. Z (Swecessors to Cochran § Co.,) 905 PrNnsyivamia Avexve. HATS, CAPS, CANES, AND UMBRELLAS, STRAW,LINEN, AND BAMBOO HATS. FOLL Lr ITABY HATS, CAPS, AND HUES i WANTS. TEDA WHITE WOMAN, to cook. iar Wai ile Penertrenie ax, W ANTED—BUARDERS, i Bo. 310 wth aa, ae Ps. evenne WOMAN wou sy et ahs street, ‘opposite —- mare. Witter OnE ra aes pastry. Apply at Dinibe i Room, 93: it we Hares a ee tween T Sods NTEDSE Roe rate WHITE WOMAN, as MA cook in a class restaurant. — need | sents a unless Good wages. Ap i Somes ray - Lae: FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. | BUSINESS CHANCES. vor REN 916 B street osite ination, iaauire rf N rw jersey avenue, tween D ela enc wo ance ene a rg let hn, B oa aoGEk: No. ith and 15th: a smi time. Inqalre pat No. : oom wate By ae 7 ~ t nd er "Bent low toa goo Geoants $8 gor i tire pat TLE i er BAL ay oe AP HOME—N! DWELLING ou th tr Py sn apy Scor “Ball cash h payment. a Valatee"s mouthly instal- oity. tity. "Address Bat ROSIN, Sen Bear Omer. ANT! “a GERL or WOMA W Wath and Lion for & sfunll family ah Noe Pu B street, corner of Delaware avenue, spear the Wik WASTED-A ae “WOMAN to do gener a housework. Apply 1338 Moth street we W ANTED—At No, SGrant sireata SERVANT to do Cexsons housework. “Must come well ED-SERVANT. fecopk and wash. Call, refer § North 7. recommende - iyT- WAND warily, an ASSISTANT | WY PHAMMACIS is Adee PHARMACIST, his ofice. | WANSTED—a respectable WHITE =e good references. Apply at 1901 L street, cor- ner 19th. wre ANTEDWET. SUSE, Green pretorgad . H. BOWEN, M.D, 603 Mussac mt 3y7. ANTED—An industrious Some, to cook. =F understand mak: ry, and come wi recommended; German proktred. Apply 610K street. Jy7-3t* Wastep—« middle-aged GERMAN WOMA tocook, wash and iron for n private fami short distange in the country. ‘Adress Bow & WASTED—X WOMAN to cook, wash wud irom; one who tporomatly | snacrnents the business. None at ier need ap; wages given. Apply Ts A ei 8 Faucy 7th street, ierween ‘ani ‘een WHITE | WOMAN to do aa Must come well recommend quire 1937 K strest, between —* Pore, Bad ED Imola, “JOUR- NEYAAN'BARDER, (sehlted Aoply ce tes corner of Zi and D streets, ‘Wy Om ie G.C.G.8AUR. V 7 ANYED—LABORERS (0 break concrete stone for ive new State Department. A pply to HOS. P. MORGAN iy 6 a HOUS: 2D TO Winn Must be near the War Department. Possession required as soon as possible. Terms must be mudierate. “Loeation north of Pennsylvania ave- reterred, Address T. B, M., 111 West aireet, ye getown, D.C. ANTEDSAL Te ian A FApsDEY aelwan Davis. Corner 27th and H streets. ANTED—A respe: — girl wauts a HOME to do chamber work: can sew: would travel as nurse orladies maid. Please addi ut Posioftice. ANTED—SORAP BRASS, €OPPER AND LEAD. AboutfT) ) seventy tons good, Scrap Brass, about (30) rot pom = p Copper, about (10) ten tons io common Yellow Brass or “hard ea wanted. | Address, aud weight of pieces, and Lowen caah Bs tetas | J je 10-1m itteburg, Pennsylvania. 30,000) twenty thousand dollars pets Pid pall om CLOTHING, GUNS, ERS, te. RT FULTON & Gb. Goan fice: 31456 buh str cms se D— RMAN GIRLS; one to “oak aah the other to do oer work. Apply at Star office’ ae it a W: AUD oe RRITURE, tor which f wil p a RN: ry Prdifeceettatiiecs, owe S *: ASL? — A WET NURSE. Apply to Dr. W. WA since ney 17 F erect between the hours of 8 and 9:9) a. m. nd HF and' 120.9. WASTED Rentals in favor of thoroughly cleaned Carpets, almost as bright as new, to send orders toL. RICE, at the Steam Carpet ing Works, Maine avenue, between @ and éth streets. myl5-tf Vv ES ae No. 1 HANDS ON FANTA: mys i NS. None but experienced a] md ai sl D—NEW and CAST OFF CLOTHING T ath street, between D and E streets bands ‘Several Apprentices will be taken. Apply E AaUNe my SE og een sad et at A COHEN'S Loan Office, 1 7th street. A note by Ghali attended'to. A: COHEN: pale NTS WANTED—THE NATIONAL CAPI- TIE eGR RCE COMPLNT. LVOF will give EMPLOYMENT as Spretat Agente snd Solicltors to gentlement of fond adi treny fa Wash- iogeas snd Georgetown. ne APDIy att ce, ANTED New = cast-off CLOTHING, ENDS WATCHES, OLD D'GOLD and Stk wt REVOLY VERS il kinds of ROPE. ‘The highest cam rice will We paid at, the none ‘CHRISTIAN Grrices3i4 th street, between D and the J Saas-ly ROBERT FULTON & 00. ANTED—All those ‘whe tpiee the thet = to -arately. enited to the uur, the Optician, 9or- lvani Depot for ‘ia avenue. all kinds. OLTS ‘VOLVERS—All the at HEMPI B'S Optician large ai Store, National Hotel. past” LOST AND FOUND. UND—A 8UM OF MONEY. which can be re- Bore An hed provin ying for — ‘8 ie od W. Lg be- ieee ‘Yesterday, a ar} Pe eae eo Gane) tng tat aA: Br FLANNEL SUITS BLUE FLANNEL SUITS!! GOOD AND CHEAP. HABLE BROTHERS, je 29-tr Corner 7th and D streets. * | (CHEAPEST AND BEST a rm AT Pg TERROR ETS rd FER 50 FEE Boz DOZEN FRE: ¥ ae leading Grocers in Washington and Georgetown; or at Union Bottling Depot of PALMER & GREEN, jeaa-tt 57 Greene street, Georgetown, D. 0. just BECEIVED. PURE WHISKIES.—Keller, Baker, Grey, Gaff, ‘nd Moore's. BRANDY.—Vintage of GIN, SHERRY WINE, 8) epee to Wines acd ran Tgaecs for aha ers ASS a ERE CHEESE. EOCANNED ae CHAS. A. Aunet, ye@ly__________corner 13th and F._ ei ES opal wWewse sei gettar eee SALE. i area oy ee aay eET LATHS!! aT ‘White Pine and BEST FAMILY FLOUR, Made by W. H. Tenney & Sons, Georgetown, bet pei ser trea equal to any Family Flour POOLE Hehe d Marto Bones, , PUTS Penns are. moar 06 st. @O0D AND CHEAP. HABLE BROTHERS, Corner 7th and D streets. jo 20-tr finder wi y return her Many b BATES, corner of New Jersey tyenne aud Ist TEAYED OF STOLEN HE 801 Sek ree ieee ose | | Sa Conta ex na usraanet, SCRRWWORD aoe Bist | geet Siecsox Gleoweek tend. Y 308-28 oe eae LCOMMCEND "and. an» APPLICATION. 7} ‘of GOLD SPECTACLES, which Frege pair 7A0 ES, may Office and expensssot een ne ine “BOARDING. ant 8, ie: Wa ts to ais git mite rom Belin, vation. ‘Inauire see: 8. shies - ieee BOARD > OARD iene aber Be ae: nope be Ing ats. ifaswtes street, opposite tes Aestoesy AND ge ig eR, Booms, ae Po THIS" ‘street: m. Also, Table Boarders accommodated, ] CLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT Phos a a8 canis reves and, ia FOR SALE. ‘OB SALE—A fine 16 hands; RENT-A ter-closety &e- eral sther HOUSES, Renta wir gay OR REN. woop, and olen tae (Grit scales.) business tad very ‘Small st: for sale. ‘er &e. + and : ‘patie a Hogg fr for sale Ce PASS ae, between tith and 18th streets. near irtments. iy ost NT RESIDENCE AT A BARGAIN. '¢ offer sale cheap the thi tory BRICK Hot ‘SE, vite bh Brownstone: Trimmings, ‘adjoi + Sat! Bettenes toon reasons given for renting. Coal on Li ining the ences of Judge Olin and General Vincent, on 1 and 13th streets. The house contains’ 10 Proms and cellar, and is in good order, she tot ig, a0 fost by 16 ‘feat, to an anslley. Tike fess y can be bought worable }, oF @ liberal discount rif all cae healt Real Rétate Brokers: 815 7th stvvet a Fe, T—For a short pine, If ap) sae: Tor im- , sma [yaaa new HOU! ion i Si (or ee oemtrally situated with vente fences cone enien F 4.000, 92. = fa: EE 7 THUS. k WAGGAMAN, 519 71h at. ‘OR phen two- See cee —— ove: $ 8 Hot Liba®'s DEO. S, S14 Mace stouie, corner sh Fun RENT ( = SALE—HOUSE No. 83 East Cap- Bay" ‘bth aoe OrhWit Tis BRICK “HOURES 1 RICHARD NOTHWELES No. OTS FOR E—2 LOTS Le, va i ies fee =a Ww a 2a peat aor! York rene FB Guigbal or taluraiiea fOr nis ate ar Tors DH RENT SE BRICK (CK HOUSE. contain! gas and wi tween I7th and sth ‘streets icy sd at re 175i. ives Fo RENT-BRIC K HOUSE on be- na ith em Rae See ae wv BARKER. 110 i AY iy6-tf Tints: ly $50 cash knd $2) paid iil buy ithe + cect I eoeoe can aal f 12th street, nd Boundary, with 4 «1 F recens, Desk the etvesbenn, Gaal wee widen Sone o~ . W. METCALF, Real Estate B iy6-tt_ Thies Corner lath stant New York © wh av good repair. Hi sees oi + Corner : $90 per month.” jy3-6c" Three cight-1 room BRICK HOUSES. cand waters Ait too LORE pply 4 Maseachusetts avenur ________—s«éDR. VAN BOGAN, RENT — Vers desirable ten room brick HOUSE whiall maerm contention, Nos 9 30 street, Serawent, lately occupied by Storetary of No. eS Mexican Jy3.6t . E. WAGGAMAN, 519 7th st. JOR RE three-story BRICK a ot Eggi iy3 et Fo SALE—Firet-rat S SORE eed PROPERTY in Alexandria, V1 aro ing of nag ga Dake street opposite 0: aA. Rroved root lirick House na Bake Shop. ‘his rope y is cellent decoted for a restaurant OF grocery store. E & 00. iy3.5,6.500, 137th str con RE: ‘Well furnished, it pi No. 680 Ttrost, between ok at ti References exchanged. lias oO! FoR HE COUNTRY —One largo new COTTA , forniahed for rent, at College Sta- tion. on the W si ington of the Baltimore it miles. eee the sola w con- information is wire oi Bh & ne or E. 5. ', on tyt we aoe nee page on Now Jersey yee alls peieeauipmente, Appi SEEDY & SON, 1427 Pa. avent Fo eS a — DELIGHTFUL MOUNT pean Honse contains nine Gromnie ro acto tly eles ate with ail kind kinds _Je 22-1m* comer 18th and ¥ sts. 2 1 ORD. “a z SALE—10 ACRES = CEDEe LAND on cot gay wns tare Grad Fguge RENT—An “An OFFICE ibrar Stars - Tas Eyes fra fastice's office. oF for & Eaclent spd forth ater or that porpos for ‘gui! D 9th and 10th. jel7-Im* FSR Sakis. offer for sale ic eee Sess Agent 0. 0. 06. ee myis-tf og we Sasee = 1) $008 AND CHESS. ATING 5 RT ANR SALOON —The RSS et bem od dereoy avenue, seat Baltoner Depot, for ©3209 cash Rent @2 per month WAND S15 066 TO Re Wier i. CLAY Aer Fz. how PARLOR maggie Fire saat x So 'beds”* Fy {RENT — OUSE, with alltthe grodcrn” ben wee N ste. on Mand poh SO LAPIMER EC TLBARY, A) Fone aiding, 908 Peasy! ‘PERSONAL. e+ ¥° THE PUBLIC. peid for GREY AND WHITE BAIR, g4;. FS DEMS GEOT'S Urnamental Hair Storr 505 ark ae lw ues TRY FRENCH PL oR GOLDEN Tinctere, ¥ S= ba tore- | ra Ward, three-story press a. iv ee mat 19th = . — 8 well located PEW is S.J ; E wacoam ax 519 Te CASH Wit PURCHASE 8150 iike BUSINESS 1 Mo. 1934 street porthenstst pm - Wi Have $185,000. —— TATE IN THE Dis LUMBIA cte. myS-tf ROOMS jo the Pennrylvania avenue fe 10-1 to fa. mors TO LEND CE aPAL ~ Fors all pbetructions fo the monthly ported. Not ty £35,000 taken by females oF woul ts cringe, re Bice AVS Byes | FOR DISCOUNTS ON BUSINESS PAPER AND we between 9h and 10th sts., Inland. E. LEON THE WELI-KNOWN SPECIALIST, Established here for the last Ten Years, is LOANS ON COLLATERAL SECURITY REAL ESTATE IN WASHINGTON. GEORGE TOWN, MARYLAND, AND VIRGINIA recommended to those desiring the services of sulting physician as the.only reliable a making @ specialty of female com sie ity ep oe: AT PRIVATE SALE AND AUCTION D ing from irregala: weak 2 = or any complaint peculiar: | 0 their sex, can © | C W. HAVENNER « | Brokers 643 Louisiana avenne, sd 4 in him with the utmost c: He guaran ® Reedy and thorough ‘cure, without fail rotor es ects intites «call tram those | je a6 . ho hay ived and swindled by the { headed quacks, qnd ham ORE BCS hoary eesti . Bi, sey Fe cae ting the ty ‘and all advertised hostruias myers Separate rooms for ot lade pet ae re ; we Pa. aven Pe i'SkIN DISEASES CORED. T™ RS. RS. WYER. CLARVOYANT, MAGNET 10 TEST MEDIUM, can be conwalted at her Mic Fat MEIC se be Sora strony | WW ANTED= #8090 1 = sland, upom at coma =| Beet Mes naa aed “ 13 iesvrt avenue z ol KNOW ower is ty —That « YS Bias aie sy, if EQURELEn sat Ti bo Ak matte 200, 43,000. 92.000 PP Moya ny Ay core conte on youre , ipencnnd ON REAL ESTA spa of aay other pply to DObGE & DARNEILLE jeereee f Bay wn Sa 1425 F <crons Eetninal Weakeon. = ‘a ‘ yest "FOBLiSnE 5,000 © je wants, brs IN ONE VOLUME. PRICE, 50 CENTS. F OR EXCHANGE ~ The following Medical Lectures for Gentlemen: PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE. PREMATURE DECLINE IN MAN NERVOUS AND PHYSICAL DEBILITY. DISEASES OF THE GENERATIVE O8- SPERMAT: A. ABUSES OF THE NATURAL FUNCTIONS TRATMENT AND CURE. Prise 20 mail. Address hor. CUBTEE, 9 Tremont Place Banton. 8? *3tRor; DF One or two new French roof H will be exchanged for two and Jong time given for the differ “hear RM. HALL, net fr co in amount of Mer Suttine THE TRADEs. * SW AND sion HAND FURNITURE “Se SPPr HOUSBFUKNISHING GOODS. REPAIRING of every description in the Furni- by line bis attended te ord fuaind Furit ars ee BRIDAL CHAMBER. on great SOCIAL EVILS ana a ABERES. Sis ywhich fr interfere with MARRIAGE relief for the Erring and Unfor- E Devil litated. Sent free. in sealed Pascoe pa Addrese HOWARD ASSOCTATI No. 9th st., Philadelphia, “mi tu.th WANTED—S0, waeht wets NW N a COraLAND, * MANUFACTURER OF AWNINGS FOR STORES, PUBLIC AND PRIVATE BUILDINGS. jel? 4n* oe ‘OFF Regie ‘boots et ‘and C. ai Awnings of all descriptions mad- t» order at short mai JRE a ae et et ee ecteeher the etasien toyd-dm | balls gid parties Awning Materials band wand B., TAKING AN ENT POLICY L (ey BD ine NORTHWESTERN you, secure your oM | _myé'2m _ 64s age against possible want or dependence upon ot Se oq provide for your family in the event of d ath: money You pay to the cumpany. will «arn 7% rate per cent. compound interest. 0 ¥. ENIGHT. General Agent. 310 Pr . neta PE PRINCE'S @ ain SES aNd RECI EIVED ‘ON STORAG LOAN OFFICE, COMMISSION. JOHN MeDERMOTT & BROS., ra COACH-MAKE ND sce; OE ener St at ree CARRIAGES REPAIRED — 100. u 10K AND JOB PRINTING 5 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, O08 ANE 308 1 Bary (UP STAIRS) BY KINHO: i4-ly Sonne’ bet ween oF HM. & AUG. SCHMEDTIE, 704 Tih street, between 6 BAZAR FOR THE SALE or UNREDEEREMED GOODS H streets fel-tr UNDERNEATH. REPAIRING OF WATCHES, JEWELRY, D* MOTT'S FREN POWDERS, CERTA — SPECKS carefully emecuted. at — — Co ong ad Nerv Comdgg sme Seminal oe rete Pialecretion,, Gonorhens, “Glee . a cpa ~ Sy phi, in all is ‘ore Be OOTS _ AND SHOES. Sold'tn' Washington br WM BENE WI cr ae Druesiet "Penne REDUCED RATES corner Penns Tanta sve aad ath stre Price #3 ‘93 per box, oent br i ay FoR CASH Doorn E 5, STATIONERY, Ete. - wae PSE Se DELIVERBRS OF PLEASANT REDUCE STOCK. BELLE LOVEL. Bw, Tis THE WIFE OF A VAIN MASS. Schawrtz. FROM FOURTEEN TO FOURSCORE. Mr« Jewett, From and after July 1 wo offer our large and desir. able stock of m si is, iS ‘ lo a YOUNG. By 5.6. ¥. iin Aloott” a awa BALLANTYNE, Intelligencer Building. 402 7th st. BOOTS AND SHOES A POBTABLE aT A DISCOUNT oF 10 PER CENT. OFF ON COPYING PRESS ALL CASH SALES So large an assortment at och rates is seldom of- fered in this market. This large and varied stock of this season's manufacture, and will met the of all. We name in part FOR LADIES: The NEWPORT TIES. BUTTON SLip’ of ail Sty PERS of ail Sty) ‘KID ani SERGE. FOR GENTLEMEN : The CROWN PRINCE. WASHINGTON 4) BOOTS i GAITERS. PRESALE. PATENT LeATH ‘Monecco. FOR TRAVBLERS. 01 CHARLTON’S UNRIVALED WHITE LINEN tarot v6 COPYING BOOK AND PRESS gives an Instenta- neous Copy. Puicks €1 azo 93.25. For saleby PHILP 4 Sefeuens, METROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE, MISSES AND CTILDREN - We have all STTLES sth JOLORS, KID snd FOR MILITARH PURPOSES : ‘We have just received aGHEAP LOT. H. BUESS 4 ©o., jes 928 Pennsylvania avenue. MANUFACTURING PROFESSIONAL. ra pd sr.cLass me e. STARK WEATHER. BLANK BOOKS MADE To ORDER. \GINERR AND SUPERY DENT. Office at L_C. Parke & Co.'s, All orders br ce chee WINTH STREET, N. W., Ree ee EE ie INSURANCE. | Neen oe COMPASY, ee picid aperss plas * orryce’ poten ART LAW ANA AVESUE She ead ° jours ¥.Ba NA No. DRY GOODS. . | panecine: BARGAINS |) eell ef RNEY 4T Law, * ley Building, ‘jhlieaeesn.. AUGUST 96, 1870. ere DBESS GOODS sf BEDUCED BRICES! size All Lamon HANDE ERCHIEFS. foerfor ATER or EMQSY BAXTER, myl tf [Rep.} 1990 Pennsylvania avenue. D™? Dste surrs: DRAP D'RTE SUITS!! GOOD AND CREAPr. Je oer WALL, ROBINSON &00., , is aa Between 9th and loth sta, N. W FL conte OF sree r 5 FOR MEN, YOUTHS AND BOYS. Cont sean, Das ana Jemtr