Evening Star Newspaper, July 26, 1871, Page 2

Largest Cireulationi in the District | Reading Matter on Every Pag Page, WASHINGTON CITY: WEDNESDAY. Saly 26, 1871. The Star by Mail. Persons leaving the city for the summer or | any portion of it may have Tas Star sent to thelr addresé for such time as they desire, at the rate of fifty cents per month. Orders, accom- Panied by the money, should be sent to the busi- ness office of the paper. +200. The Panicky Falsifications of the Patriot. The Patriot is thoroughiy atarmeu ‘y the it and its anti-tmprovement clique, plotting to break down the District government. Now tose by their injunction proceedings to prevent the sale of the bonds they have compelled the Hoard of Public Works to stop all improvements iased upon these bonds, the Patriot, scared by the mischief it has achieved, whiningly aks why the Board cannot go on with its work and use the temporary loan of $230,000.? It inquires, with touching nafrete, “What do the Board of Public Works propose todo with that ” and “if it ts to be deposited inthe First nal Bank?” Se. The Patriot is not so su- premely ignorant, or idiotic as it would pretend ‘ts scary attempt to escape the consequences its wonderful injunction business. That r knows perfectly weil that the Board of Works has nothing whatever to do with w mporary loan in question; that the loan was sathorized by the Legislature solely to “provide f payment of the expenses of the govern- ment,” and that the beard has no control over @ penny of it. ‘The second section declares “That the money reecived om account of the loan thorized shall be paid into the treasury of the District of Columbia, and be applied to sueh ap- propriations as may be hereafter provided for by the Legislative Assembly, and for no other Purpose whatever.” ‘This is specific and authoritative, and the money appropriated out of that temporary loan non We Wher aumibeies alee ion foam bill. What transparent dodge or scar: ifleation will the Patriot resort to next to avert public odiam 7 —— eee The Market House Company and charter. _ ‘The inquiry is made of us it the Market Com- pany are carrying out their charter require- | ments. It is not quite ey to answer our cor. respondent. That the: requirements of thejsoriginal charter is pretty evident; Out the additiqnal legislation they pro- cured jst after the destraction of the old market hous by fire seems to allow them a pretty wide gin. In fact, in half-s dozen tines it virtu. ‘brogates all the claberate provisiuns of the arter. This is the way it reads: ally eh Comfuittees on Bubiie Buildings and Grounds of the Senate and House of Representatives, with the Mayor of Washington, be, and hereb; are, constituted commissioners to require the Wash. ington Market aoe meg 4 or, pzed under the 15th section of the actof Ma: 1570, promptly to furnish temporary mar! accommotiations for the market men who were driven out by the late fis and also toerect at the earliest possible day the’ first stories or market portions of the permanent market buildi: acty-and that said commission ¢ auch allerations in the bi tecalcnlated to secure the speedy erec Duildings ereditable to the city, and saffici commodious for all the wants of the pubite,’ ‘The act of May 29, 150, giving the franchise | to the Market Company, was generally favored Ly our citizens, because it provided under very act and rigid specifications, and upon a plan rth in detail in the bill, that a stracture at be erected of a size, height and beauty to it a fitting feature for its conspicuous jonon Pennsylvania Avenue. It is well ywn that the same consideration, i. ¢. the gran- | ur and beauty of the design for the buliding, uced Cougress to grant the franchise to the rnd. Under that charter the com- to erect an editice, Of public indignation drawn down npon | are not fulfilling the | it resolved, &c., That the Chairmen of the | provided for in said | Ts be authorized to building from five storie: | to two, or even one; and for precisely the «ame reasons that they give for the alteration in the plan of the Seventh street wing? We do not Know that the company hare any such idea in view, but “revolutions never go backwards,” and the changes now entered upon are not en- couraging for the future. | ‘The grand five-story eaffice with its cupola | and mansard roofs will éost money, and the temptation will be great to substitute something cheaper and less stately. Yet we trust there 4 canbe no danger that the noble plan which gave the project favor in Congress; and with the people, is to be dwarfed down to some insigniti- cant squatty structuré, mean in itself, and es pecially mean from the extent of its front own street of the width aid crand proportions of Pennsylvania Avenue. The Legislature is now i investigating the affairs ofthe Market Company- We do not know that that body bas any real power to deal with fe conipany, Wat it can at least signify on the part of the people ef the city an earnest disapproval of -anychanges of the plan under which the company procured this valuable TYanchise. se The absence of suitable Summer resorts in the country around Washington is well ilinstrated by au advertisement im another column :— ““Wanted Country Board.” While there are so many establishments and facilities of this kind around other cities, it is remarkable that the people of Washington must go far from home to find them, considering our beantiful country surroundings and the wants of government officials of moderate means. In this way much meney that might be gained by enterprising suburbans, and saved to this neighborhood, goes abroad to build up other localities nek gestae tive or healthful as those bordering upon this city. —————_-+e--___ The style of remark applied to the “injunc- tionists” by Iaboring men, mechanics, and by business men generally, is the reverse of com- plimentary. We have now the prospect of a continuation of the present dull times. Had the improvements proposed by the Board of Public Works been tntered upon, business of every kind would have been active, and laboring men and mechanics would have had full and remu- nerative employment. reat ao ASSES HIP AND BOOK KEEP the Washington Business Coll lege ‘Si, at 9a. m. and 6 p.m. ual ad and genticnien, ‘These will Be the B Tefore the ingot all ° | tie CatiegesEapesmsbes IC —a reg | aac SOLOMON Lt eee wae WED!) | 04 alec. m.. All mem! iy “ : ‘business meeting of tho OHIO REPUBLIC ASSOCTATION “will bo held at Mariul's Hall'on IURSDAY EVENING, the 2th instant, at 8 o'elae! | Business of importance in connection with the campaign in Ohio w ven EC'PORD, secratary. T OF COLI ia TRL MBIA, j OFFiwE oF Beano oF Pcaitic W Wor < } TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN ated by At ‘y injunction Loy ing beeu gra: Sustice | of the Suprem: art itt of f thre District, restraining Board of Public Works amt others from using (he appropriation tive Assembly for the improvement of the streets, avenues, alleys. sewers, + all persons en- ed, fn exceating apy sich works tinder the author. made by the Legisla. ty of the en rd: are hereby notifled to suspend the same antfl otherwise ord | By order of the Board of Public Works. J. M- BROWN, 1 Seeretary. LANEY. FIFTH ANNIVERSARY DGK, No. Buh 1 ote NG. July 27th, by ton ‘its hands ‘for the comf: met and plias- ickete 25 co as he py G. * ‘Seales 1013 sch street; Wm. Bartholame. - M02? Tth street. and at | Kidder & Niches ‘s,411 Teh street. dy2t-3t SPECIAL NOTICE, | attention of all in hgearch of a pure article of | wine or brandy is directed to the ware lot of CALI ES and BRA have just re | Celved. These goods can be eraantued bertre pur | chasing, and I warrant them strictly pure, at lowest | Possible rates. —Port, Angelica, Sherry, Mus- rek and Clar: Deg rng Wines. Cali Brandy. superior aroma. “Galibvests Gease Weandy., saperior atc | _ Ohio Wi Reuey i Iniand Catawba Wines, still | “AN Toews pd Hon, or in bottl u a lon, or in | M bees pects Land vii '# Port Grape J 3 ~ Keres “to be on the | tes $f: per gallon 2. Nie thy ae T avenue front five stories in height | Solt for peace ae iteuee hwo above the ground, exclusive of the prominent | fhine'ts b Fornd in a Fat Claes drm store, ‘tite M ‘droofs.” The whole Avenue front‘‘as | BT Cent. below regular rates charged elsewhere. stock em ery nd ie beliewed to bo wellas the frontsof the pavilions returned around | ¢f2 fc. vinfown. A THUR NATTANS, carne jf northern corners on Seventh and Ninth were to be “ faced with granite for en- ory, and with marbleor cut sandstone of al size and durability for upper stories up to | main cornice.” The Mansard roots were to be covered w rnamental siate laid to chaste and tasty patterns,” the cupola was to have a gilded metalic roof, the fronts of the stories were to consist of “French plate glast of first quality Set in hard-wood finish,” there were to be “ orna- mental and heavy marble mantels for all the principal rooms,” &c., Ke., ete., ete.,—in fact, the minute specifications in the bill going to show the grandeur, beauty and completeness of the proposed structure, filied some half-dozen pamphlet pages of closely printed matter. The controversy just now is in regard to the character of the work on the 7th street wing; the other portions of the building not ha ah commenced yet. The following are the specifi- cations in regard to this wing in the bill charter- ing the company : Wing along Seventh street front.—The entire ntage on Seventh street, to the south of the hove described building, will be appropri to a two story building seventy-tive feet in width, and covered with a metal roof. For character ot the foundations, reference is made te. that specified for building on the avenue. There will be cellar, containing an independent steam-heating apparatus for the second story of this building, ——_ fully equal to the one described before. The first story will be arranged for a large and open market hal!, pre~ ared to recerve convenient, large-si |. and ae | asty modern market stalls, not less than twenty | et high; the tloor to be laid with a proper fail cowards traps for each stall or set of stalls, eon. weting by large-sized drain-pipes with the This hail will have a brick floor upon a mabe foundation, except that part eonstitut- the drive-way for wagons leading into the ow square, and which will be laid with the roost ay roved wood pavement. Ample light | alr will be thrown inte this hall i ri vot 4 © ndows on the east and west side, which wil be glazed with ground glass to intercept the Trazs. Two rows of wrought iron columns Me ap rolied-iron girders, supporting a fire ~t hoor, constructed by brick arches sprung ‘a rolled-iron Geuble T beams. de fire-proof stairs of wrought and cast iron {to the second story of this wing, containing ple and spacions offi ee-rooms. All these rooms Save wooden flours laid on concrete, Alli up ive haunehes of the brick arches. The finial -wihg to be equal in substance and st that of the office rooms in the new building iy occ eted for ment of Agriculture; the 1 srtitions to be or briem where feasibledund , with a chastely or- pamented pressed-brick front, facing Seventh sireet: window-sash in imitation of French the work to be ; soe, eth os plumbing i treet oct! gasiitting, tully equal’ to that ‘The company are now proceeding with the to the specifications of the charter. They will look im vain for the “cellar,” the “second story,” the style of finish guaranteed, the sewer specified, and numerous other features set forth in the charter But Mr. Ordway says that the commissioners have agreed to permit these alter- ations of the plan of the Seventh street wing. It seems very strange that Semator Morrill, (of Vermont,) who was so exacting fn requiring the insertion of all these specifications in the char- ter, showld be willing now to have them set aside and tie bill nullified; but as will be seen by the lines we have italicised in the resolution, the comm.-sioners have the power, if they choose, to change the entire plan of the building. The change of plan in the Seventh stree€ wing, to be sure, is not one seriously affecting the pubtic interests; put it is to be feared that it is the entering wedge for other and more material changes. If the company may now alter that Wing from two stories to one, will they not here TANS, corner cz 15 | SECURITY IN LIFE INSURANC the first importance, the NORTHWEST: EEN, for the better protection of ita policyholders its rate of reserve to 4 per cent... afford. h IMPREGNABLE SECURITY for the payment of Saree ‘cmpany as they become claims: fice enti mys-tf iY: i KNIGHT, General Agent = ———— VHERE SHALL § SEND, D MY BOY s—HOW. a ya mt TE.—Address Prof. L. MATHEW ithews’ Store Post Ofte, Howard county. Md., for circular, School select: situation delightful; discipline perfect. Bxvenees Bie per anna, Reterences~Hngh ght Gelston, Ee Wes ington. pe: Howzate, Washington. D.C rs snore ONS. -- | Having taken the desirable Store, } No. 627 LOUISIANA AVENUE, Between 6th and 7th streets, I would respectfully eall the attention of my friends | and the public to a well-sclected stock of BACON, PORK, BEEF, LARD, &., & son hand, and solicit a call when wanting ing in my Tine. RUDOLPH EICHIORN. ington. D.C. PIANIST’S ALBUM. PIANO-FORTE GEMS. The above splendid books belong to what is known as THE HOME CIRCLE SERIES, aud have become almost indispensible to teachers and to all persons wishing the largest collect i aot best Instrumental nmsic at the lowest price music ma‘ layed on the PIANO-FORTE, Me | LODRON. or ABINET ORGAN | _ Price of each book in Boards, $2.90; in Cloth, $3; Full Gilt. for presents, 34. Sent by mail, post-paid, on receipt of retail price OLIVER DITSON & CO., Boston. CHAS. H. DITSON & CO... Now York. iy2 saps COURSE IN GEEMA RXRENF ORTH. To Teacher of German in nhs Public Schools, will rem horo Lessons to rely or in ls es given to pupils baianie 20) PIANOS! ‘e terms. at the W; of wt ais reo aE Eraeno xa norte ‘sie Orga” SORNE, Lit! hy Lixcones DEATH: BED Eh ibe jy2t_ 121 Penn. ISSOLUTION OF aagaBRTT lore existing between AL- Pai TO Te Frc ana We INGTON T. RAILOn unde aude ie fits imme of Nallor Bro., is ipaebted 0 th to her said firm et wins | 5 “Jr. who alone receive fae. aid wh seo et ng saniapeied |= ihe said firm of Nailor & July 10. 1577. “ee we MARSEILLES VESTS! WHITE MARSEILLES VESTS!! GOOD AND CHEAP. . HABLE BROTHERS, Mada ‘Tih and D sti streets. yee PINE CUM Se eens SNoctolk, Va. aN Orders my aaiy* | prices DOWN! GRAND) DISPLAY 5 or WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. WSS ce EM aa WAGON ar F30.In WisteD=5 GIRL, to cook, wash aor is Py Apply at 605 9h street, opposite Patent 01 "ANTED—A_youn AN i Billiard Sal: ‘Apply at SEATON ELE eh Se ahead | i CHANDELIERS AND CAB FIXTURRS eis, PANTELS: sm LATROBE ‘Stox o TSARD ROONR eeping, in @ house wit RANGES, “h plranta faroity ti LET mast near the cars. A ess ** Renter,” batieae | Star office, giving terme suck Tecate 5 eroegiiat eat nk ally of thres arow hres: tions : sons, a first-class Cook, Washer aml Lroner, HAMILTON & PEARSON, ‘opty th Those lly onable and” can vod ° “«K rly as “No.3 Tih et Saeunlea Tand a oe A. BUILDING... WANTED —PARM— Wanted to loamy with pein Menke To ML. iW Hhege of purchasing. a amall i ce ‘rood wisn ‘aati = {improv oe of Warihigztion, ne prove I down tru avn wistabere, i! eat Bain am Fett BS * pe EPH J. MAY'S | logation, te eR ee are. Paris Kid Glove Depot; 939 Paxx's eek a ‘%h & wth, Go, Panis ‘KID yp akeves, as two, three and 7-Our O8B DOLLAR Kw ‘GLOVES are“LU- a jalit rea’ ees “ co edgar pins? celebrated make, and aro wartanced to be the very best 1 glove tmported. Ponds stock of DRESS GOOPS, Mourning Goods, Linens, Fine White Goods, Flaniels, Prints Domestic Cotton Goods, &c., &., "at very LOW EST MAKKET PRICES. *R7 One Price Only—Marked in Plain Figures. i calland examine weaned 8 Grice POTOMAC FERRY. rte MssmrnerOe, July a TUESDAY, A: » the Steamer emis el to oui Friday nies pocoNe RIVER and Intermo- asl TUESDAYS" ‘and FRI- oe TUESDAYS and PRI- DAYS at's, rat 7 a.m, 8. 8. HOWISON, President. 8. GEDNEY, General Superintendent. Jy 20-1w = =sorocrran HOTEL, BROADWAY, NEW YORK, Will Reopen under new management AUGUST 22p, For the meee of Guests. The spacious building has been thoroughly reno- “Fhe Bropel newly furnished throughout. ‘ietors have to adapt it to the ce and conve: Bitnce of its patrons” and have spared neither paras “pe in TWEED © GARFIELD, Proprietors. rere FoR vere PLACES: Dapor QuanrEasasTEn’s Orrice. prtian eaeere BO. duly 38, 101. i i nt Cig ee aoe Ren btdor five (35) ‘accordance saben at this office. ‘a written guar: Bidders and two com gee, suret tifled to be eure hy sane officer erother person Kmtwn to the rmaster's Pestmenty to the aflect that in the eecut of the ac ee tanga of gpeh bid of nag time wi hun ton (10) daye after date of ng, Bile, the necessary contract will be o: the said patiy $k, Parties offering shall fail toienter into contract. e good the Rete oF their oftcr's ‘and t the next lowmpe Bid — 5-6 Captain and Depot Quartermaster. H. TENNEY’S * BEST FAMILY FLOUR, Made by W. H. TENNEY & SONS, from selected Equal in quality to ey te ey, in the District. For sale in Washington by. wy oma HUME, E DDLEZOR. wheat. OKM a? . erbatky, “inte im T° PIPE FOUNDERS. Orvice Wasuixorox Agexnecr, na ; Wasutxotox, Joly 25; 1871. Sea ‘oposals will be received by the wu fed until 1 clock on the 15TH DAY oF At is ; for the delivery in the ions (94009 000) of pounds of 26-inch cast dro So ial Water Pipe. cand 5 stings. “hve Gntire quantity ef pipe is divided into tour fata, and reelged for the whole on fest ae, © id LL vows those w ARDER'S Mh Be Bo; ico Also, WANTED—& 8! ANTED—One or tw: @ family of two grown stating terms and location, fol streets ‘apitol H zy TED-AGENTS Tor, the beat Subscription ooks of the ‘he Year of Bat a Nat i, corner K ObKINS' dy Franklin Pub. Co., 121 Penna, avenue. WANTED EMPLOYMENT —T want 1,000 AGENTS to canvass COMPLETE Tureadrertining heise crm ond Earnie uch adv faci @ Ings than #300 por month ad alle x penses—ino matter io thee he ever cany: hears. or not. Gress Dr. O- On PHRIES BuO: street, Jersey City, and full pariicr be sent by return mail. WANTE ED—At Seneca oe CanOReRTc QUARRYMEN. Apply at the Quarry, or at nid at strerts, Rock Oreck. au EN, Secretary. ANTEDOWET ed refer Apply to CHAS. SSowEee i? De tes V ANTED—At Hotel, TRUS = WOMA Wand trot “class WAT 2 Wire emins Fespectable girl wants a owe do chamber work; can sew: would travel as Box 6, City Petomes “jens W ior piesa 000) 00) twats, Tuas lar VOLVENS, ote ote. topanr FULTON | « Grow Oiice, 3145 Suh at ANTED—A WET N ok ES te a *, P_ JOHNSTON. No. 1307 F andl) if and ia: the hours of 8 and a. m. m, WANTED Reba i in favor of thoroughly cleanrd Gar bright as new, 10 oF Rice ah tthe ‘Steam Carpet beat. e. Works avenue, between ‘SsTand ch myl5-tf NTED—Ten No.1 HANDS ON PANTA: ONS. None but experienced hands av gual Apprentices will be, taken. ‘apety 11 9th street, between .D and E panier AST OF. CLOTHING RS Ped DIA iAbONDS aa y ACOH Sree. Aap! cast-off CLOTHING, DI- Tees OLD GOUD and SIL a aaa T heat ony peice es Mgid, at the OLD Ua bioerae TBA tricE 314 9b street, bet the av- OBER?» TOLTOR & 00. eth the Optician, oor. 1° ath Or avenue, Dept Kew that the best “ONE DOLLAL ; aE ing Ma Se country i accurately aut bis ester nag ‘ins vanie| Tite ermometers of all kind: soi" WAsten—co ETS —REVOLVERS=AN tho large sizes, at HEMPLER'S Optician mai" tel National LOST AND FOUND. OST—On the pig! bd amine cour es vod sit been i if returned to WM. MANSTER, No. 4656 jy26-2t* cee ‘pot ork ave, between and 18th streets, a black silkeBCAR# with velvet inge in the ends, belon she 25th Instant, a pair of street, ‘anne and ing wa clergy: suue, ‘fhe iaier will be heudsomely sewartied ‘oa Hearing So: Bed STRA E, he promis See hie tom ot this monde one BAY MULE ame in front left leg. The owner is requested ts ei a oH he a ie tier | ie forward prove property. pay charac ani take or of Engineers, U.8. 4. aeANI lef Ructnocr Weshington Aquosact. TE NEW LOAN, wil give an impetus to, busi- FOR SALE. Books andl Pieturens ¢o- Al thelr ‘shelves, and elon, their walls, at lowest rates, tr: iy _____121 Pennsylvania avenue. OUNG MEN’S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION CORNER OF NINTH AND D STREETS. ng Company, ADVANTAGES OF THE ASSOCIATION: Free Reading Room. Social Gatherings. Best Papers. Boarding House Lists. Best Magazines, Bowling Alley. Free Parlors. Gymnasium. Literary Entertainments. PRAYER MEETINGS at noon and 6 p.m CIRCULATING LIBRARY. SABBATH EVENING SERVICES IN LINCOLN LL, at 8 o'clock. ____ iym-tr ES CLAIMS AGANST THE gow A SOF, Aan NgTON AND EORGETO ee D THE LEVY ALOREMEN's Crantnen, Crry Har, TON bd. July 21, 1st. Rotice is hereby given, that’ the Commission ap. pasnted under an act of tho Legislative Assent ot the District of Columbia, apy Rove June 16, 1871, to Peteived and anal s all ‘outstand aa ¢ aims against the Carporations of W washington» Lt hot see unt he Levy Court, and for ot seu ily In the Alderuma'e Chanber’ City Abe to 3 pm. where all persons having pocky saatint the aforesaid Co vation iene the Le 1S aed ect to. file ty-one. aie M. PAEHTZ, iy 23-tan.31 WM. DIXO: a, © (Chron. Rep. Patr No. 486 CHOICE STOCK No. 486 71 St. me aellnarin at ‘77H 8r. MARKEITER’S, NEW NUMBER, 439. st and choicest selection of PAPER- nawalnes in the District, ranging in price from 12% cents up to RENTAL Sirs and Brocade Gilts, entirely pew and patent goods; 40-inch plain Tints for ing, plain or paneling’ with gilt rods, with a full Li of medium — low priced Goods, making the. uke assortment in the’ District. Panclin: ‘and Gilt Rods, or in tnitation of Woods: and copie Saeeees agi ne of every description ex- ecgied int ICTURE FRAMES, embracing Walnut and Gilt Qyalg, all sizes, on bund or mada to order; solid Gilt Aifferent sizes, in store; prams af WidboWw § SHAD) made and hades order. fied bare le election PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS. sip elito ROMOS, ly |, always in store’ erms positively cash. No. 486 7th ot betwee Dana & ats, Jt P. WILLETT. CHAS. BUOFF. WILLETT 4 RUOFF, al¢ (Successors to Cochran § Co.,) 905 Pennstivania AVENUE. HATS, CAPS, CANES, AND UMBRELLAS, STRAW, LINEN, AND BAMBOO HATS. NE ‘ARY HA’ CAPS, AND FOUL EEEEAREESY BAT CAT, 430 Ps ai FOR DIAMONDS, &c., ae ee se fi ha ro Ae pad and wi saan orn AVENUE. © ‘ERRITORY ied freshest va Pina rio the a Hs, OTICE TO LADIES. Seteramtene ararcgaragg | MILLINERY GOODS at cost. 8, HELLER, ia L714 9Market Space. WPORTANT TO CARPENTERS aan BU nie. have on hand and for sale HUNDIED Wood a eS tom pt + each . NEY, M Jy 2h-1w Head of 20th cot. BUSI ror RENT—For 2% mon! hes ~ all ope tanze a near D pa sete and ci NLS sa ge house; nice yard, foom in house furnished, taltabl ‘month. “Address: RIG K Hol Ler. outed Two two story BRI painted: Six rooms, Ua ‘and 1520" 2 ee HOUSE of housekee} surat eee ere sveune2 jv38-* reet. between P Inguire No. in private family: No NT Vine \ ROOMS. nowly and hand fu tly located, and pro T wt low raters at 1108 street. r; jy25-st NT. HOUSES on sn Second at G x HOUSES, cvery room and the 7th me cars. 3, iy-6t ISHED 224 ct, Pa-ars and Cat NW. ake” REN saa Yara FUsG to rot ae ae prec | F rooms. Has Detets sonivest in all the Berry € TAYLON, 683 JOR RENT we heey arranged path; mt 2 TAGE fiat ea York ayen: rootns. 36h Beceem, esta on L js between ith and res ue an Sh atrece wate: Apply to LOCKWOOD. nanan aye. ing; conveniently Water. izth and FoR RENT—A six-room two-story BRI ao ROOMS, iti,'S! OR SALE—That valuable PROPERTY on the Bockville pike, about 2miles from Goorgetown, * | containing EHote improved by a new, two: A plentita aa su) Sod water. ir apply to W. OH. ha »Tennallytown, D. 0. 325 t* 0 r Frome bbery; wi rent cheap Feel ise ter baa Chante to wovere, "cool and Goairante gwelli i753 OR SALE— ets 2 ti ard: goad | Balatice $90 per ino Lia we ‘Mh street. street. next io 729 Th oe tate ONE HOUSE —Only ONE INSOLD. on east sheet isch Boundary. ‘corner 15th st. and A rare WARN Re een Gand H ee pa BES, ee REMA! ity Broker, -Y. avenue. OR | PERT ele ore Fee a story summer loth st. NeW: __H. MAXWELL. ous RENTIA sii van, BRICK HOUSE on sess, ster inthe ¥ ae Ps os i it unetts Rve- _ | ae ie att RENT NS. 818 Po nsylvan. Pate ad y ot 389 Missour! avon The large and hendeome STORE, i aur a a ‘oR Ri ike aieens ete vel i tae safohe “Ang No Sk a 5 Een ences. Ret tual ee Office, = HOUSES. No. i chee. “ss BRICK Gotenran st, between 1ith and 15th streets, porshweat. wi sard roof. terrace Man. front, and all tf ocd) nt only $4 per month Inquire at Ma. over Bank of Washington. GE ST. i} Es ted BY alt LROAD FROM’ Nt AsutIx TON. and can do so Matronsss, improve: FS REN TA ing, on 2) jymtf OR RENT—Three story BRICK HOUS! and water; on Rhode Toland erenne. fn Math and 5th streets. Ww ib Kod Fa RENT—A DWELLID located on 21 street, between Pennsylvania and Missouri avenues, directly opposive the B ens; rent low, and imme pply, 24 door, err house. Mi prmiat ion of clear, cold wat Be tod. W. PILLL NG, ‘reasury Departmen rooms; site, for DOUBLE CoTtace Seuventenmuniae by calla Strect, between @ and it i cae lo. ireet, betwee Gand fcliers and marble mantel Jarge dining room mand al dr here are eight bods aint Toom faruished with hot aud cold vt ds bar ished. ate cme sini Fees et + Any onedesirons of Brick front DwaiLING taining 12 rooms and fine 3-story Pressed eee Sra sad vate, $3 mith a7 ath sig anew one, and has never upied. It has’ double pag and water. "The je enongh for ornery purposes. jy24-3t” hi’ street, fifth comfortable six-room USE, eighteen f ett front, with back bnild- © north of 8 street, Kent in advance; Sis perm month. HAVENNER & Co.. Louisiana avenue, 643 third door east of Se: No.1 iG HO liste po WNING. For Possession ig aarete iy ediate possession, joun street THOUSK No. 508 “th see jontaining 16 rooms, with mod- addition, has « fine cistern venth street. 3; AS between Inquire of WM. LLIAMS, K stroct, between tk asd Te, 5520-61" 1 rooms; ical given i rs. PLiliey ay in arr be- particulars ap- 335 asen street, opposite given Ist An jy4t Fes SAL VERY CHEAP One lig! a gnantity of second-hand ii Witnows.” bdo nd WINDOW SASH. ‘Inquire at 1027 ‘gh stre ae x. Fo RRENT—A FRA stal wits bed allen Stheast, TNs Ye ME HOUSE convenient for of 24 feet. 0 © street sout! Das. = ae = sai large 16 horses. In ‘aire of ML. Cc. VAN Rogier GRAY MARE.7 years old, with jUGGY and near! B UES Price ‘$300. Owner leaving the seen (during this week) at C2 HGWAHD Siabios, G atsset bertoen 68s and Tih streets. y26- IANO—876 cash will buy a 6% oct, PLAN i good order. “Apply ml TRA igly at 1203 Gatrect No Wee iyo ate por SALE— aA DHA PONY, kind and gentle; safe for @ Indy oF children to delet Willman antlers withant ying: oy fd of nothing. ED. HOW. StS House, coruer 6th ‘itect and Fenzaivania enne. iss HAS DSOME FIRE-PROOF SAPE—made to order by Silas ©, Herring—will be aokij be owner having no Bre fo 2 r arty y spelt Honset ofurnishing Ws Won chouse, Seventh street. 1tiaK0 Fa TABLES FOR SALE. ‘onr_Carom and four ¥ Fr mnr-pocket TABLES. in. good condition, with SEPFRing, gimmplete, will be sotd at HELAN he Usual Prices SON. oe 308 bie streets Washington, fs c. ors enuine double barrel © Eig A fei, ‘aaeds tn portect re mean gold, exclasive of ‘duty. A bar: between the ‘hours of “pk cart: jem BOARDING. JOR RENT, WITH BOARD—Augast ist, 736 12th street, neatly furnished, uewly pape ROOMS, en suite or singly, on second art pita ‘ase with modern impro oS jy21-9t* \LIGIBLE AND COMFORTABLE ROOMS, near the Department with ee class: carte ca be had at Xo Also, Table I street, on reasonab! terms. Cinodateden Reo at it Bi L N 6 OMB. to be had oa teastusbte tee Fi 1001" Coroee, Prneapiveaia’ ereave ned tite Sovet, Good location and accessible, zoh331y, PROFESSIONAL. A Agee Sea NE @. STARKWEATHE! Plant's Walling, corner New York avenue ST-CL, Rx SALE Seed HOUSES, en ed a oeehs a nuns Hots six 1a on 10th Sere bt dca i ‘Bhode fea, ag ba Fone tween os one 0th streets. Ro pi main _iy18 Im* Rent low. Market Space. in good Possession Fo RENT—One three-story BRI ne nine rooms, wit! G'and ¥ strecte: $30 New sereey avenue, at month ‘anumnber of jront. Anish and terms poo. wh at ae Twit sell thoes ret ed ‘of desirablerresidences,, Hetees watiieatal fee bf built at the Lowest rates in the very beat easy. Liberal sion Teak ole reat i ut a small payment youre at six Carpenter and r, 0. 619 mit poco of E LENZB eee needs tely. 90 ‘one fine House on 13th street, ™Gne small House on Massachusetts avenue. Rent, o12.50 per ‘or particnlars a] th street, month. between RS Louisiana avenue, Ne for say kind ‘ea jiscouut for cash, ucemente, re- For view, lotises estimated for H manner. AN ok FURNISHED 8 HOUSE for | rent, pid oration; AiG and bath; e. jyl3 [CK F HOUSE, Rent, $65 per ply to W. Cc. ieee mP Fok BEST BarcK Hoo on rete tween 12th and 13th, containing eight rooms od rw r . ply. to JAMES W YOR REN No. 604 Maseac! Lae BARRE £106 Ht seesce Ap ve-tt Te BRIOK E HOUSES, zm neg cick roses LOTS for sale. Apply jaseachusetts avenue. ‘DR. VAN BOGAN. ST Well ti i rent between eet FaE rT ane rere ee THe sofcy oF fat yd woud and coal dealer, cones sea ia os —The whole or part BE ‘4f0 FIONN EY AND RAT L. ‘OR keen ERE aie fit | DAME a Ee Cc* z rier - ‘D.C Att s0nts OF + "FOR MEN, YOUTHS AND BOYS. 00D AND CHEAP. BASLE MEpTHEDy. Corner Tth avd D streets. la baie FOR TY. SALE. foes = BY Las Fiend B etrecks. FOR SALE AND RENT. PERSONAL. Test Medium avd MA TS scl cerca Rotman ta RENT—The large MING TopSE | YpADAWE FeELax, i® Figaa ens ‘oome, oi eas eS wants svcune, betwmen Tah and ae a cee came a een Cote t “4 sages: © = cathinctbon” oem 5 for s lawyer or 212. Gemranters sat mses by TAYLOR, ve KEMREELEA. «1 GP BAWER one Fes pewrer if aan ne Eneving sbout SEAT D. hsneca lag pete = SE p ] SALE O EXCHANGE. ——— OF LAND tn mu. fe errs = = oe © ae etna al bink, oCstS AN LOTS FOR SALE—in all parts 0 gS eee EE _mhid-w s __ a 25 eR: ct a seam Re BE bacon: Resets wath Pe fi ea ei Re OP and it Ist streets, reer anineoe EA jet ru Skee ome. Si ueut modth. Ioguire seve IN ONR VOLUME. PRICE, 50 CENTS Fue BENT. a ‘The following Medical Lectures for Gentiemen: >” La — ENOwR SPEctat ix, gh ee Years, is Phe services of a cam petaatey 8 foal coat ‘trvity cy these ites a. call. trom ae by = bon 4 hoary heed oy ‘payoougi Pcaterdierd Sescrene 7 _— glare 1. PRILOSOPHY oF MARRIAGE suoLani das ARY Aucts | 2. PREMATURE DECLINE IX MAN Fs au ee | 3. NER OUS AND PHYSICAL DERILITY. Bitorse wah oll eee By Ear Creo ese | + DIBEASES OF THE GENERATIVE OR. fora palais Peony” | 8. SPERMATORRE@A. Tn as 6. ABUSES OF THE NATURAL FUNCTIONS p+ arnt Bh Wet ea are BD pee | 7. TRATMENT AND CURE =e 1 = by a. Ad he tee - 2 Prices. eee =u a |S CURTIS Tee Pee Woe se “ i. vias ehh Pani modore | WAX roan eas ORE CLOTHING. Boots ois in miata . yok : | ahi eR mt 2146 Tih ckreet, eae rhea ce weait agent “arian te} POoLIoY Fou secure your PEAS ede Fick ROOMS | ‘cee Bin wrans Srey ee x3 Yn ES ist jin the at of deaths the money you ho the oom y earn. BUSINESS CHANCES. from 6 07 per Cent compound interest. “Ofies S68 ARE CHANCESSTOCK, 3 FIXTURES, AND 1. ¥. KNIGHT, Genersl Agent. GOOD WILL of re for sal, on F | — street. betwen ith ent low. Bropri- | s nr desirous 3526-3" Go. comptox. | LOAN OFFICER, A OF! — ni il A ar DUG ands x ON” oe Site. ah 4 2005 PENNSYLVANIA AVENOR, Quire ate ne Sones ‘yaa (UP STAIRS) poops 000 Terex: Fo. “Loa AF 18 ae, CENT! BAZAR FOR THE SALE foretieey RooNTS. or "jy, re once aad eal —_ UNREDEEMED GooDS “TO LOAN.—Oniy Wrst-claan ___ UNDERNEATH. $25. EX 000 Jn! estate ‘security taken: Sa time: k, MOTT S FRENCH POWDERS. ERTALN jervous: 9 , Sem! ites Joshua Whit & Co. Gi _ iy 25-10 “ 7237 ith street. a ska Byphiilarin ail Nee force, apecdlig Bera Te FOR BALE—One of the | Cant. alg <a Saericse Ug ee i fehinetr by Wit. 'B iStwrsum, Magner trade eaeaet Ewha ‘orner Pennsylvania ave. and 1th street: Price @3 per box, sent by mail. tral W ANTED=EVERY ONE TO KNOW, that che ‘Compas Sew: nF # Office for the sale of Singer ' ing Machines Ie st 717 Marker Space. a Rtted up with counters, shelving. draw- ey, Sto neath etc. Terme Avy to FA. UANSIBY, ers, &c. GOAT Sin strent N Fee BALE. VEBY VALUABLE FRUIT FARM NEAR BELTSVILLE AND THE BALTIMORE - AND WASHINGTON RAILROAD. » The subscriber offers a at! one-fourth of a mile the statiom at containing 223 ipiabiee Sg 40 sages HOUSE. containing 15 rooms ; the outhouses are iarer snd conmodious, such as are seldom found o& farm of, rca are 60 acres in Strawberrios, Pearch Or- chard <1 2.000 trees, 200 Apple trees, with Pears, and Cherries in abu: eit binde ot She coltread. ‘and adjoins John Simms, Ee . Jonoph Earnest. Pit desired i ean be divided trite two farms. with a DWELLING pty cash; balance to suit. For fall pariigniges ppt WM LINTHICUM, on the premises: or. . 8. NOWES, Stax Orvice, Washington, D ayt-20* TS LOAN-SEVERAL THOUSAND DOLLARS, in sums of $1,000, on real Droperts abstract title. “Ten percent, inte loan THOSE 519 7th street, opposite DRY GoODs. RICES RKDUCED DRESS GOODS att ter) tit: OREN A, CHA Mii ays ras. ‘One Price to All. jy22-tt BAsesus: Bg Derigtion Allowed a & WYLIE, 2018 and ‘Toso tN Ww BARGAINS | DRESS GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES! LLAMA L. POINTS. very ¢ Gents” Benen Liven WANDER EH HIEFS, at Is conte 8 — od HANDEERCHIEFS, at 26 om 7 e ‘aes § Bhs ae anes cane “4 rom | size All Linen HANDKERCUIEFS, four for 0 is it Potthe Distel oaeoy ambie, N “ - a "ony part of the Disir Et temmbia. mo “Sie LINEN. TOWELS, NAPKINS, DOF. TINGS at popular prices. EMORY BAXTER, terest, tr tf New Fork Sen ‘and Sth strect OF! Tinea DOLLARS ANNUALLY FOR nt. €0 int . 19 1 onan. way Ta Ge handed ft borsam. 30 years at 6 por cont. compount interest amounts Sahara “Fie Nowe notre ESTERS ‘pane ite NKERS. Otee 3 a. ~ meme a — SSG'Y. KNIGHT, General Agent. eee TY SAVINGS Se 2.000 for one or more @ ee pd gee thy mak orn Good Corner 7th Street and Lonjsiana Avenue, PAYS INTEREST ON ALL DEPOSITS. grezts:) eo) Address imuncdiately," A.B. C igeourl avenue. aterest commences frum date of deposit. TS bcoAN aaa om | na eee a TUFF, Trensuree. 1,000, ONE ALES mao DODGE & DARN IDDLETON = a - tags Parvees. i M = $5.00 000 OQ 10 870 meee LOAN. oF to plnoe fe | BANKERS, 4 paying ee 1427 E Street, (two do. wre frota U.S. Treasury De- parte WASHING ral N, be. Recelve Deposits, and trausnct a General Banking | Business, anne Exchange on the principal cities taken and gives At par to our depositors THE TRADES. WNINGS OHN C. poe HANCPACTURER OF WINDOW AND VERAN. Information cheerfully furnished in relation toall FAG TENTS, ecurities. Wacow ERS. ns negotiated on the best terms. 8: a ei to shy i it ost “ pectal atten fron. t0 city ais A country rext- pace. ket 8) ay S-tf APguee GOETZ, EW AND oe HAND FURNITURE ims before all the United States Departments MIDDLETON & CO. | J*™ COOKE & 6o., mai Bites = | pamtmne are nd Furniture bought. X.W. corner 8th and D streets N. w ie12-6m*__ M. G. COPELAND, ANUFACTURER OF AWNINGS FOR STORES, PUBLIC AND * PRIVATE BUILDINGS. Awnings of all descriptions made to order at short the xt ote MPS of Alt Acnomina- “tawue CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT bear police, and kept on fiat for cove fugransen ps OLAR Sopa balls dnd partles. Awning Materials on hud, aa cd Calais 5 COPELAND, \my6-3m 643 bo MINERAL warens ON DRAUGHT, a “ OK AND JOB PRINTING _ BYEGTY {Too & &xzEcvrep reet, between bth and 7th streets. JOHN McDERMO? MOTT & Bre. ey COACH- ies aD CABKIAG 310 bier iranian Pages Pa RECEIVED ON STO. co. CARRIAGES REPAIRED. MILEURN’S DEBUG STORE, 31 FIFTEENTH STREET, ee ,PECIALTIES: . ine BRITISN HOS baa, mth iy aoe apt yee | ait Hemetitched Fine LINEN HAN] - L iro tee et HANDKER Ladic~*” Hemetitched Finer LINEN HANDEER- CHIEFS, 3 tor 81 tic Hemstitched Finest LINEN HANDERR- “Ute ARERR TRG MOURNING The 35. whalsbone FRENCH CORSET at $1. Thowe ots of lovely NATURAL CURLS at §1 each Those beantifal Gold Eiewes and Jet Gold PRACELETS at €1 cad 65 t $1 cach. That handsome assortment of FAN And the splendid variety of LADIES’ G. ‘at §1 cach. BAND SOLD ON H. & AUG. SCHMEDTIE, PP hercintene cpap H streets. REPAIRING OF WATCHES, JEWELRY, SS SPECKS carefully executed, at rate 921-921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK oF TRUNKS AND SATCHELS IN THE TERRITORY Gente? ame BRITISH HOSE, 3 pair jor &1. Geuta’Superfine( A) BRITISH HOSE, 3 pair for @¥. Gents’ an stout(A A) BRITISH HOSE, 8 pair TRUNKS.} OLE PRATHER }rronks. Gente’ Five All Linen HANDKERCHIEF, € mRungs.{ "ER Ssi ga’ PTRUNKS. | Gents’ Syperfine LINEN BANDKERCHIEFS, 3 STRUNES.$ = pun Gite gs. TRUNKS. rmonns.{ ALL ERGES SELES trnowas, SATCHELS FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, In Russia and Grain » Turkey Moroceo, and SATOHELS.{ From ae eu. }saTonELs. WALL, ROBINSON & Co., No. 981 PENNSYLVAN AVENUE, els Betw Oth Oth ste. N. We T. EDW. CLARKE. T..B. CBOSS, Ju . T. EDW. CLARK @ ©o., ont 8.W. 1933 FF; tween s