Evening Star Newspaper, May 27, 1872, Page 2

EVENING STAR. CROSBY 8S. NOYES. - Editor. Largest Circulation in the District | Reading Matter on Every Page. WASHINGTON CITY: DAY. soe Miny 27, LOTS. ‘The success of the carpenters, masons, paint- ers and other mechanics who “struck” for eght hours in New York, has emboldened other em- ployes to fellow their example, and at least 30,000 working people in that city, including furniture men, marble workers, pattern-makers, varnishers and polishers, ship-joimers, coach painters, wheelwrights, blacksmiths, etc., etc., are now organized to take part in the move. ment, and seme of them intend to strike to- day. The plumbers’ strike has just ended in victory for the workmen. The coffin-makers are now on & strike, and their motto is “eight hours or no funerals.” The weather is warm, and they are likely to get their demand before the newspapers can fire off their jokes on such & grave subject by remarks that this is running the strikes in the ground. The clerks employed in the business houses are making an effort to obtain a half holiday every Saturday afternoon at one o'clock, im accordance with the custom which is almost universal throughout England In London, Liverpool, Manchester, and all the large cities, no business is transacted on Satur- day afternoons, except by small retail stores, and the arrangement seems to work well both for employers and employes. The clerks in Phil- adelphia are about to make the same demanJ. ‘The custom has been started there, but has vot yet been generally adopted. The closely packed ‘eslamas of figares on the pages of the reports which are being issued from the census office from time to time, as u: Inviting as they look te “the general reader are full of suggestive and interesting matter, not only for political economists and scientists, for every one who has intelligence enough appreciate the importance of the facts which may be educed from these statistics, by analy. sis and comparison with previous reports. Some wonderful results are shown by comparison alone. In the year 1850 the national censas gave asthe entire products of manufactures, wining, and fisheries in the United States only 81,019,106,616. In 1870 the single state of Penn- sylvania produced in manufactures alone, ex- clusive of mines and fisheries, 725,590,424. If the aggregate ot the mining were included, the return would, no doubt, equal the whole pro- duet of the entire country in 1850. Such a growth in twenty yearsis amazing. Should the imereage in the current decade be in the same ratio as inthe last, the aggregate for Pennsyl- vania in 1580 will be nearly $2,000,000,000, or considerably more than the entire product ot the nation in 1560. We merely make these state- ments as illustrating the importance of the census reports. It would take a large volume to exhibit their bearing on matters affecting the health, the social condition, the political status, and material prosperity of the people. "see ‘The unexpected strike of the farm laborers in England, a class even lower in the social scale than our former slaves, and with less intelli- gence, has startled the conservatives of that country more than any event of the past filty se esees. A Woman arp Carin C In Dubuque, Iowa, the bi he Towa Clock Store fell, Saturday afternoon, with a terrific crash. The clerks had warning by the cracking and escaped. Two women who were seek in @ carriage were caught by and one woman and the gw lied. ‘The other woman had tesa broken. Loss on the building, $4,000. THE CENTENNIAL Commission has accepted badges woven of silk on the Jacquard loom, and pr ey ees to the people showing the purposes exhi- bition. A resolution nine) Con; ito have the census taken in June, 1576. to show the growth of the ae! was referred to the committee on legislation. T Re—C. W. Woolley, of Cincinnati, has ofercd to match Longreliow ES ome Harry two ands half miles, Barty fee, jerome Park, june 15, and Colonel MeDanicls agrees to accept the proposition at $2,000. Te ORE, ih jared in col- ae ee Eth Mines ta somtbamrton, goes into the dock for OF tober THE wer ERS OF Rabie dain! LODGE. § tend the meeting TAUSSDAY kive FENIES fag the ake PRESIDENT Witt CREE THE SENATE TUGETHE! diately on the Baer te canal the Aiphisbet: col Beaivens Direct TICE - wes meeting + a eae cp RICAT, ee ea OLUB at Union en TUESDAY EVENING, the 2 veloc m2 "A. BOSWELL, whee APBON FAIB anD FEsTIVAL. jadies of the E:STRERT BAPTIST CHURCH will Wolds Festival in nt of the cnarch near the General Beat Oftce)on TUESPAY EVE- UNG, os eth inatant. ‘isitors will find, besides the novel diap'ay of ‘prone for slay « profit a flowers and seasonable refreshme: YOUNG MEN'S BE! Tore — There wiil bea = oiaY FG Cree at the Club = on MONDAY AY EVENS ‘2th instant, at 8 ruses Sa jatroding {> ante guite the Club in t oe to adelphia — a ase Promptly at 7 at7o' giclock = Eve information THUR BH aD President. ADIES OF THE 'TasiAN ‘H will hold a bos Fayal Goods le, in the Seated Beason’ Mickete, 25 cents. 10 cents. bem FROM THE EARLIES® AGES to aa itcers day, Scrofula has been the bane ond, ae | it were, the curse of mankind. So ter had it been at some shee years. That a class of people hitherto regarded | as of jnst about as much consequence in the political world as the horses or oxen employed | with them in their farm labor, should have the | audacity to talk of their rights was surprising; but not more astontshing than the fact that they stick to the new i and will not be threatened or coaxed out of it. The strike appears to have assumed a definite and formidable shape, and is constantly on the increase. The disaffection has now spread to Dorsetshire and others of the inland counties, and everywhere the cry is for an advanee of wages. That this cry 1s not an unreasonable one we think will be conceded by every one when informed that what these dis- satisfied tillers of the soil want, and seem de- termined to have, is the sum of about $: week! How is that for high ential damages by our government, after formally asserting it, will be distastetul to the national pride, but really it amounts to nothing more than a sentimental concession. Nobody expected that we should gain anything in sub- stance by putting in the demand for conse- quential damages. It was in the nature of an “asking price,” allowing a margin for a fall to ‘taking pri It would certainly be more in accordance with national dignity to demand only what is fair and just, and accept nothing less, but this is not the fashion of that fine thing called diplomacy. The time will come, perhaps, when the business intercourse of nations will be transacted like that between individaals, with honest directness, as the best policy, aside trom its moral aspects; but for the present none of the governments of the world seem inclined to set up one-price shops. 120e- ‘The Hon. Charles Francis Adams has had a presidential nomination thrust upon him after all. Itremains to be seen whether he will ask to have his name “ drawn out of that crowd.” ‘The anti-secret society convention, in session at Oberlin, Obio, last week, completed its business and adjourned on Thursday evening, after nom- nating Charles Francis Adams, of Massachu- fetts, for President, and General Charles Hor ard, of Illinois, for Vice President. The con- vention adopted a resolution asserting their belief “that the network of secret orders, now spread and spreading throughout this country ad the world, is engentially different from and opposed to a Christian church and a republican state.” The Philadelphia Ledger bas at last been obliged to resort to supplementary sheets to accommodate its embarrassing amount of ad- vertising. The difficulty with the Ledger, here- tofore, im the way of seeking relief by supple- ments, has been how to print and fold the sup- plementary sheets with the enormous regular edition im season to supply subscribers and newsmen, bat Mr. Childs seems to have hit upon some means of accomplishing it. The remarkable success of the Ledger, conducted without a particle of sensation “ enterprise,” or clay-trap, is a wholesome lesson, showing that readers and advertisers alike prefer a newspaper that is run on straightforward business prin- ciples. The bill providing for the reissue of the Na- tional Bank currency will, it is stated, go over until next session, when Kepresentative Mon- Toe, of Ohio, who has it in charge,will endeavor to pass it. It is a great pity that the “economy” which prompts the delay of this necessary meas- ure should not have been applied in directions where it would have stopped larger expendi- tures for Purposes not as legitimate. cee The Massachusetts board of health r report an alarming increase in the use of opiam in that state, and ascribe it to the prohibition of the use of liquor. The question with the temper- ‘ance agitators now is, whether they will pro- hibit the sale of opium except on @ physician's Preseription. =i ‘The Greeley men are not quoting Senator Ferry uch asthey were. In his last letter (to J. B. Ferris) he says that to entrust our great national interests -‘to an administration made up and controlled by Mr. Greeley would we mere mid-summer madness,” ‘The Senate Finance Committee declareunan, imeusly in favor of the adjournment of Congress until Monday, June 3d. There is so much business om hand—the tariff and tax Dill, fortincation bill, &e—that the postpone. awent will undoubtedly be made. eee tate tances ‘The democrats must be pretty “*umbie’ when they accept as their candidate the man who wrote (see Tribwne):—“ All democrats are not horse-thieves, but all horse-thieves are emocrats.” ‘Somebody will be saying that our Board of Health doesn’t amount to much, if it allows such @ noterious nuisance as the stinking manure heaps on Water street, at the feot of Ninth street, to remain undisturbed. s airiving in N = in New S7-On two emigrant shi; ee heme and 22d y and as many sore canes now in | culty here presented would be a serious one indeed er bottle i EROGGIERS, £1.25 » kD,1105 Pa. ave..and, MOND & CO. Proprictor, 915 A WHOLESOME STIMULANT, THAT IS ST ABSOLUTELY PURE ae Physicians throughout the world agree a3 to the eesity for diffusive stimulants fa medical prac ice, but complain, and with good reason, of the ‘mpossibility of obtaining them pure, The diffi- if the class of ageats was limited to the adulterated liquors and wines of trade. It vanishes, however when the absolute purity and extraordinary res- torative properties of Hostetter’s Bitters are taken into consideration. As a stimulant the article is absolutely free from everything objectionable; but this is only one of its recommendations. If it were nothing more than an excitant its effects would be Seeting. It mightrefresh and revive the system fora nt could produce no psrmanent banefit imulatin of the Bitters is a means, notan end. The tonic, anti bilious, depurative and aperient vegetable juices combined in the prepara- tion are the agents that impart vigor and regularity to the weskeued and disordered organization, the spirituous principle being chiefly useful in diffusing the'r influence through the system and otherwise facilitating their operation Aleshol, even in its porest form, is not so much @ medicine as a motive power, by which the specifics of the vegetable king- dom may be brought to bear upon the debilitated isordered organs that require renovating and regulating; and it is in this that the pure es- rye incorporated in I ‘ter's Bitters in- s the efficleucy cf the purely medical ingre- m27-eo3tkW <> THE LADIES OF THE MITE SOCIETY RTB STREET (s.'E) METHODIST wris er OPAL c BUR Hy will shold a cTRAWB Tor and FLORAL FESTIV tL. commencine TCES. DAVithe 2thingt sat Odd Bellows’ Hall Shatrect, sou heast,and continning dui m25-3t* f S MY acon SHEPHEBDS— 2th, at 8 o'clock, the 34. or Per nao will be conferred ia MOUNT OLIVE yio.1 Shepherd's Hall, corner Louisiana avenue and Tth street. ‘The members of sister Groves and Councils are fraterually invited to at- cod. By order of t E. BURDINE, Rec. Sec. ip xewonan a DAY. Committee on the D. ion of Soldiers’ e Jecor at! to the public that they are F street. contribu js mi t of tI Partiesdesiring toc Sean at Raving the means to convey them can have them called tora Ww EDSESDAY'S ma Xr by the rooms of y leaving their address at mittee. m25ét__E. A. JACORS, Chairman Committee WE. Aki 3 BAKERs of Mashington aod own. in cyperatnce of the recent we pan of Fo ner it our duty ne ADVARCE’ Ti ta from aud after MONDA will be 6 cents to stores, and 7 cents to pr! jomers m24 31° se" BUILDING AS attention of #: Associaton is particularly eal! meeting for the payment of dues, to dette Hall, Ne: lo the first regular be held at ar ork avenue. nestto the corner ot Tth street a @ the FIEST TUESDAY (4th) of June prox Fe are re cupectally auth rized to receive and for the purpose are now “GEO. W. CISSELL, grocer, No. $20 Pres. CATE, No 10 Grant PI 0 ace. FRAS@#R, wood and coal dealer, EV SLOPE, Dep. Marshal Dist., No. 4299 I street 8 W IB gin street N. E., bet. F and @. Jw. 403 oth street NW. Jes ;. eal estate broker, No, 717 15th * L. % May No. 14448 street N. «4.7. KIS office Gontraline afta Currency JO8 WEYRICd Sree 3300 75h st. NW. Jolin RPA i. 319 436 street: prone ¢ OY EDSO No. sid ‘9th street B W., maya lot “JOHN A. PRESCOTT, Secretary. . EXABIGATION | OF TEACHERS.—The temas abite schools will be field ta in SATURDAY, June lgt,com- Gradoate of oI nie Colles ee 4% t 1946 fescabe 10th street— dreamed. Ai ods of the’ neatest_ man Laan el Cee eattee PATEN' oF eer avd Bev Onthe nef dB. a Tew Yor 3 Rey ated aaa ee wy oa BasED ei Gack payne LIQg7 FOR MEDICINAL Wits Thave in store 2 Wage Ghee toger, ines See in Li) cual slew Stout Gingrs Ale, Ree _ wasee “at ‘$i. Just received 8 LARGE STOCK, ranging from ® cts. to 75 cts. per yard. All choice styies and , exceedingly cheap. 87-Lupin’s yard je reduced tte 125 pag ran. _; very chi Piques, &e Tac. at greatly "Go's Prics Only in Plain Foewes. JOSEPH J. MAY, mi-St 939 Penn. ave., bet. 9th and 10th sts. NY BOOKS. BICHARD B. MOHUN & 00., 2015 Pennsylvania avenue. A RAILBOAD BOND AND BEAL ESTATE MORTGAGE Combined. In its 7:39 Gold Bonds ths Northern Pacific Raid- road Company furnishes to ths public an invest- ment secarity which combines the ready nogotia- bility, the convenience, and the high credit of a first-class railroad bond, with the solidity and safety of @ real estate mortgage on land worth at least twice the amount loaned. They are offered at par in currency, and yield a HANDSOME PROFIT to those exchanging 5 20s. The bonds ares first and only mortgage on the road, its equipments and earnings, and also on s lead grant which, on the completion of the road, will average 23,000 acres to each mile of track. hey are issued in denominations from $100 to 91,200 Coupon, and $110 to $10 000 Rogistered, have thirty years to run, bear an interest of 7:30 per cent. in gold, and are KXEMPT FROM UNITED STATES TAX to the holder. The semi-annual interest on the Registered Bonds is paid with GOLD CHECKS, sent to the post office address of the holder. All marketable Stocks and Bonds received in ox- change, without expense to the investor, at their highest current prices. JAY COOKE & co, Bankers may25 MAPLE & NGeabon ie Les OBDON Ri FORT. ihe rh Just received and 5-3tit Corner Land rs SPECIALTIES. TT WASHINGTON. Your very particular attention is called to the ollowing LIST OF GOODS, which caunot fail to challenge your admiration by their EXTBAORDINARY CHEAPNESS and their fine quality : Silk Fans, Qpenworks Sticke, dc Ladies’ aud Geuts! Bie Lisle Gises Gents’ Uublosched Half Toss. dvuble Heels aud wen, 4 pair for $1. Gents’ British superfine Half Hose, pair for $1. Gents, Late Thread Half Hone, 3 pair fo Gente” best Lisle Halt Hose, 2 pair for @1 worth 7 r pair. Tiaudsems Lace Collars at 25 and ge. Set of wide Slee rT $1. Beautiful set of Ieeal Lace Slecves snd Collar for Oris pentheds ox Parsecl fo jarge Sunshade or Bploudid assortment of Barkees St 81 ach, 1 Satchel in the cit: Views of the Yosemite Valle ‘hromos,) handsomely framed in Walnut ae at $1 each, or the set of six in Rus‘ic Walnut Frames for $5. Cag ee and Pasare Walnut Picture Frames at 5c. an woe assortment of Hickory and Fancy Canes at 1 each ‘Splendid Hairbrush with Rubber Comb for $1, 1 have also on consigument 100 SETS OF OROQUET, erbdeh will be sold so low that everybody will be able “cl ‘arene Set, ae and balls, hard wood, See And finer se $6.20 and {85.95 50, $6. 93. The price ts 0! Ne THT uD' fewer, than It was last year, and the quality proportionately better. SILVERBERG'S Metropolitan Dollar Store, 312 SEVENTH STREET, Near Pennsylvania avenue. SWEET CATAWBA. oy Barrels PLEASANT VALLEY CATAWBA. urity, richness and fullness of flavor unex- celled” Gograntood to keep on draught in = tem- perature. Just received and for by BEYAN BRO! mi-6 605 Pa. av..opp. Metropolitan Hotel. A NEW WRINKLE. $1. may2i-tf THE LATEST SENSATION! One Dollar Coats. IPED 00. IPED CO PED CO, ED Co. BP CO. ED 00. 10 US ST: 1008 ST IOUS 5T = Sanaa aaa g2ege3 “| an bb ied OD mm Zee SSS Oar large assortment of SPRING AND SUMMEB CLOTHING FoR GENTLEMEN, YOUTH AND BOYS is now complete, AND WILL BE SOLD aT . PBICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION. COME AND SEE U! HABLE BROTHERS, FASHIONABLE TAILORS, LION BREWERY NOW ON THE BROAD Bend orders, for delivery on arrival, to the agents, met Ps Money; ~ Root of of Bril. = Charles A. *Fitann. Ory / ANTED—By a ip a store. WANTS. @ SITUATION office It* ve Frome CLE RE this V | WANTED Kemart serie BOY Pe tining ‘work. 0; 2 priveie cell Witeor fo work sbout mae po go A 180 7th atreck cork 5, Wa4sTED-* rea to stand Apply 504 7th street northwest Winecate a = ae good COOK; LA sa) LAUNDREGS | Bach ‘mum be compo W po Pua at os co eabie: BoRDES 913 Teaxervente’ re 2. rit wit UNDRESS. i must Torcieh tarnish ‘fool! az ‘@ neat and industrious Pad ored Wir, f 16,a SITUATION fi famit prtacieniaitn t come well Ww: ‘self generally uset he 507 Pennsylvania avenue, ANTED—A od Rest: it Gone iso, Ww COLORED D Bor about 18 yeare old 3 7 jee Bectaurant, corser ef Tih ade W indien anh (5) first-class OPE! te 7K and ten (10) BAISTERS. to work ou fas white Apply at SUTHERLAND’S Shirt TORETs ARTED=A Fespectable GiRL to de ferred. “Call at 1114 lth street northwest st com el recess ah ed and rtd to > tat Streets sework in ® small family. German pre- os? GC I through ths house, Colored a Aopiy at at ors M street, between 6th and h streets nort m2 W ieb.S Se noon. with good permanently, from Jane ist, for a gentleman ‘340 ei vad wife, for T mouth. Kither near the Capitol or President latter preferred. Address, jiately, M. A. Washington pir Post (fice, —By ©, Teepectable white women, 10) bermaid, aud cham! will nek? J gered goncraliy cere only is st ‘No. 118 Sa SES GIBL, about 13 care aoe Catholic pre 1520 léth ‘ad ANTED~ Good Hiss Sau and aE to - gone > (white,) Leite, nerd mB Been ae B.P. WARTED-BANDS ‘and MOWERS on = =n wick farm. jast behind Kendall (ee railroad § i Bisdensburg, left hand ie i FM ANTED-—B; ti yang mn sIEC A Wier is tine caulned ene te vest asmall capital or give security, and bi No objections Best of references given. treet uerth: + betwee: street northeast, between jar old, to pe ferred, re vices would be compensated: the best of references given A Address, with confidence, A. +, Alozan- ria, “ms V y ANTED—Creful tenant for house (new) L112 lith street northwest;new furniture, books, pictures, piano, Salter, flowers, and an excellent jousekeeper. 100 per moi ms 3t™ NTED—A SITUATION oa Hontckoe Ty OF W ould take care of an invalid lady. Reference given if required. Address “0. “as ” Star of- fice. m4 Gr* eee eS ‘A good COOK. Toa really good Cook high wages will be given. Apply between 12 and 3(exsept on Sunday), te Mr. HABBIS, at 1625 [st., bet. 16th and 17th. m24-3t* Wii ANTED Two. 100d SHIRT TRONERS, one None but good hes. hauds need Pt to CAPITOL LAUNDRY, cocuer 2d [stroot 4. YO. m4 St ANTED—ROOM and BOASD forthe summer, by @ single gentleman, in a private family. Address “CLEEK,” Washington, D-C . giving lo: rates, and & description of the family, aa.to a fi HOUSE of eigh’ situated beiween ly of three pers Modern conveniences, aud O aud 6th and 12th etrea northwest. Address “F.L care of Lndepend- ent Ice Company, stating location and rent. m% 3t* Wir tne D—An bonest COLORED WOMAN, to do the general housework of a fami ily of three . To one who understands he rbasine, ne well rece o Apply at N od A WOMAN, y ANTED- in the country, who ia thoroughly competent to wash snd iron for a fam ab iy. and attend to @ small d. Leave address wae fice, Box Wwenre Eas baul Pas roa Virginia. Apply at J. eat FR’S Brickyard, Ariington arnpike, ANTED—By n Youug Lady « SITUATION as Ww Gigauist of Soprano Singer in & Charen Ad- Star office. 2)-6t* House cont: is ond all p odors Pp id 80 now: a “Lady and t P gentlemen would ike teas with tenant, take Beferences required. coo dreas B—SMALL HOUSES for aie rent, and sinall FARMS near the city at 472 Ostreet, Detween 4 and 6th streets Bend wer may 16 Im* W ANTED—SELVaNTS, both male and female can find good HOMES, aud families get an plied with first class SERVANTS, at the EUREK Near Ee {mayie-inl Mi oy ue Ez, on 507 Lith Ureee sear V ;ANTED—Ten OPE! OPERATORS on Wheeler & Wilson sewing machines to_maxe shirts. pepls t a abi HU ive TAYLOR, a a ie wan aoe toe of GROUND, amen about 40,or 5) by 100 feet, situated north of Pennsylvania pings op the east side of the street, etween Sd and 12th sts. northwest. Address, stat- terms, Box 650. mayb-tf WASTED—a CATERER, who can come weil recommended, Inquire at 1401 New i= avenue. mays W ANTEDTEvetybody in tu favor of ti cleaned ra Tre as bri ight as new. a4 tend orders Citat the Steams Garpet Best ing Works, Maine avenue, bet. 436 and 6th sts. ‘aprils-1s WASTED—& WOMAN, who ean como well rec- nded, to cook, wash and iron for family. 2 Apply at the Evening Star office. apt? tf ANTED—Every one to know that w* Lyon, Manta Go. nen SEWING MACHINE.“ VICTOR.” hag a wolt-otting N and the most use. Ay cy a ‘moat perfect Bhuttte tn en ‘sJewelry Btore, 469 Pennsylvania Bot Oy aad Bib etree tw - GRR. ant iy” “All those w! ht to ANTED—, Bola Pac accurately su'ted a5 ence H ptician, and Pennsyl vanis Svenue. of all kinds and iT & tlemi Wabred irom Ap sm sone aS gent en BOABD, iy. conve onion ts cars. Terms not to oo 150 01 - per minth, Address "immediately, Be 0. D1. Star Office. ANTED—LADIES to all on y, MAURER to havo all pit of stam ‘Pind ai toda af EMEROIDED BY ,at short notice, "617 Tth street. oppos: ice. mar? wat ausED ies £30,900 ) oe fra Scere BOB! REVOLVERS, ‘BT FULTON Pa he 14 din street * ‘jet BOARDING. Fo BENT—On BRS Ist of June—A suite of nicely oa P| LO) on first floor: $3 Satwese @ jouthy at Mos 7161 and HT. 8. Firet class BOABD. S50 por moate, oes: ENT =WIEE BORED Largs ot pleasa: Sfepmumnceting oF 2 fronting Wea igh ret ronting ‘ranklin oN rg Be tf 1530 Tetrect, moar tach." ois5 ere PASTIES DesiEING couNT paar osm Board af Green repent one tll af emt ates re. Apply on a ET By IBST-CLASS F BOOMS, connect large a ak on 3d oor. oc Cg front and back BOO! Dleasaatly daring the summer member Spalsat Sk street northwest, - 1320 be neat - Transient ‘Table Boarders Ease the summer months. also accommodated. _may23-1m' ‘OUR PLA BUARD WA’ TE PEELED eee a Loe - oy fall description tare Gee pamela eee ty pean Ba bs wee abe Drea cio ional Rey freer ‘avenue. ST. LOUIS a8 Sees ate ao Beez. ae — treat ith bee Novaiek F°8, RETO BooM: ors FLOOR: tare- keeping, aoe re FS thie of FOR RENT AND SALE. ‘ixtarss and Good Will on STORE centrally t~ aet with ly tendo, doing © rod and I Feasons FECTi ONE ay. toe G50 cand maine K, FIXTURES ana OR BENT—Plescantly furnished sults cool and airy. Also. “ious KOO! 16 north Iith street, one door from the avenue. Fe R RENT—DWELLING No. 1741 G street: a‘ail modern improvemente; Lngaize at No. 1739 an improv. re at No. 1 street. = —Soens rer RENT—FBRAME yr oe = ney - elt in th octireat as ws, sree FoR RENT—Sevcral pleasant FRONT os ples, one, op, Ist door. . suitable fora Storeroom pply Ne. 35. ennsyivania avenue want Por BERT ROOMS, bys family of edulis to adults. for #10 only: three adjoining BOOMS in Ae firet new brick houce on B street castof New Jersey avenne. Bath, gas, water closst. (08 BENT-FURNISHED BOOMS, cae for homekeeping. to a family without hildren, price @35. including gas. Apply at ae 1 2 Baca Bhop fo the Firs ant cwowanding a liberal g 73 rif ly at Bo avis Seanayin | bs goed rune order. and bas « lark: @ private tom ‘Address C. JACOBS, Avoxandria Charen of the By iphant; per month for six iroutha Appl seat tise 47S treet, between | Sinus nos W and 6 o'ci 2 im iF FOR SALRTA wmall TRACT OF LAND. wich 5 =| (oninereacrente eo oy ; is ser bowen S seit JNO. E- RENDALE, = 612 Pa. ee care 2 Kew 4S as ‘OB BENT—Desirabie i my Page 4 Bre othe 55" reas snalors Sensis sige se Neve Py me ore one of t Mil Picet at o83 lat street unis 136 near Drovers” Moat ) This piace te one of th finest views ia t t ‘OB SALE—A new FRO ol COTTAGE ‘aud basement, » With one acre CAND, in Potomac Clty, near Unioate wn. ood o offered to an Industrious whit A of oi YOURG, Potomac City Die Site . fin Pate and - Got ie 5 Cirriage ore. Boaee. tee 4 SOR RENT—A_ FURNISHED wou of 2 between K and L. att F proome, Glled with boarders: the rent taken out Fe BENT—Thoee comarca, 3 uew BRIOK . jor no other reasca USES near corner 1 ry streets. ~ board Abie Tocation: cars pase tte door. ari isan, from cars; good parement=. Bent | sea Y LIGHEPOOE, Sadness Bre City Post uttice. mz 51 from $18 to xoFS month Apply to W. HM. | mays tm* {ope POR BENTUNFU RRISHED BOOMS, very | BBO! yee ieew, TALC dese. ate | WwW JACKSON” WAGONS tral acd cheap; suitable for hous kiopiag. | FXOR MENT —The large fourswor: QWELLING teas for hearer au y par pone: eas, water, water closets, ke, Ay OUSE N. north, be: rh REL gum #8 ath oor northeast corner ti aed 'F | sna 1h woat wrest; habia rece ae saline ge hi rooms: rat a tes 90—viea Fan F AT FURRTONED es of 7th Ph cara fours next tor | oh BALES OU ROOMS, with conveniences for_housckeeping 2fasse ner Se. 3 BTOYRCE Sa Hal onal Sore | Bee Ate e Tor ‘a gots oe Lee: *ersons without children desired. Bent. moderate. Repabie. Tables recovered wild new Oheth Adarens*<J. As Bet thin ofion nent 12eh stent Fes, with Stable art other seca fa oy ; .w It . = {OR RENT—Two Unturnished ROOMS, Int fh sidings; heise nloaeantiy located Bee | On aa ie tam aaa F at ro Uataraia st foo, poner g a Re ae is favorable tarma, « two conveniently located for the oes, = . with 7 rooms a \et, and horse-cars; suitable for an office. gue HALL BOOM. vfaruished, 927 oh street, ee, f° OR REST Pat WORT stre ork avenue 0 fom [°08 BENT—Three ROOMS on 30 for, ae er oe farceen parts trl toe carey HORSE, 9 hed py ae closets. Se ay and, and — y ee r Oan caitural and Smithsonian counts. | ‘OR BENT—A 2+ Seam HOU Bithiee, No'631G, FSS pBEST BOARDING HOUSE lars a : — ane ae a akwiceepieiad located in a centr: art ‘OB BA) iy ye? - “ e | iciasace aledeLaanis tel chtemeee | Fant pn pak eR oats ht ee, an the rent wi mediately. Box 20 Washiagton Post omen, sts ot arene Bator 8 pe Peay Washing ree where an interview can at streets. The place ‘contains abont twenty-three acres ef ro. me commer cinkes ite 3 TSE, oy | FG Te ee vighteen jy —-> ocms summer OD, at ‘as inevery e room; newly uted: setters Baewsen B Bent Betiogel Hotel, wide rooms staircases and passage; tt. ae her Puree recess, ice Bouse, vere. Bo. ber mint street, 8 locality for a lawyer or. rapes in bearing, pars, ‘and other fruits tort Inquire Ne. 403 7th street, near D street | sir yo eee Phe view, trom fe isan, gb8 of the aes an Pui ma room w= I {OB BENT—Suit: of FURNISHED BOOM would do well to call ant neste cenntt? resttouce F eng BI th ail modern, improve. cS gito sufarnished with er board. | “Tithe place is not eckd by the Ist of Ione te Mhan- Capitol ‘seta bac from the strest *'Lot ter at : deca * | “gp, Hotee slit pe for rent during the season raced iu front. Frice 86,30, ‘on long tims. WAUKES RAR, om m2-6t 535 15th street. opposite ‘ensury. ‘OR EENT—Foar HOUsES on P sirect ; Biss. AT rooms: gue, 8a. 482, v7oumictws | OR RENT—A SA ALooH FAULOE wih Disicg | REAL ESTATE AGENTS. on du street, between Pennsylvania’ Gal Maser: LS avenues; cos 6 sed 22 roeme.cao naar cies well ~ EW OFFICE. ino 0 acres. % mile from the Long ; Bridge. on ted ington tara} eur toll wat x oR RAL z = _ is. JOHNS TOM No. A93 jeansylvasin as nue, Oe REAL ESTATE BROKERS, near ihe N ae Roy gh jis. 31 Meoet FirTsexTH STREET, PLaxts’ Bc cone 70R 1 REN ‘One or oo ROOMS, vatiy i treet, Baltimore. ad nished. No. 501 I street N. W. = SE, RENT—One 7 aay ww ERED LOST AND FOUND. sachusetts 2 on th sts, S| < tts avenu Ler se ch We =e a I OST—The sum of of TW ENTY FIV ® DOLLARS, . wo,atarge | Ba betwoon Hand T, sh a, oF Fvn Boom. As I street, near the Arlington. | sanda: 10 reward will berxives if let ats Potnt of Rocke Reference required CEU B. SHREVES’, B street,betwoen sth and cb ~h-— Ce (OR REN?—A three-story BRICK HOUBE. & —— 24s we: : and 34H W. Wier is the Sul "Tatas weet PRDLAMD 1 eit — irom depots prc ed —— door. m2s 3 n finding him will be anitably rewarded, ik iTS, PORRRT Stiri FRR Ep gow returning him to 907 between: = Near Capitol, fronting op Jersey avonte. ons of very. pleasant, a 2 ‘oeping: OF Rill be rented sep: rately, Inquire at ni D between wae RENT kine HOUSE, inth street N. ; eight rooms, water inthe yard 0 given immediately. Inquire on I ns Rovasis Fe. RENT—A FUBN months or one year. or Furniture forsale and House furrent. Apply No. 1505 H street norgh west m2s.3t ae ‘Ap cight room BRICK HOUSE: gas aud water. Rent $25 per month. Apply br. AN, 604 Massachusetts avenue. tween oth sud Tih etroste. 35-60" Fo RREN 1OUSE 303 luch street near Treas- ury Department, with nine rooms, water cl: et, and water In yard. All in goed conditions Bent to # good tenant. Apply Coal Yard, lith street oa Cm mays tf OR REET, IN GEORGETOWN,D.O it rent, STORE. ‘with Fixtures. with an sfiolning room back 4 Highs street, between High a3 Gay streets, east side, Georgetown, D. O. ee on a os ENT—To Gentlemen Oniy—A & = SEITE OF ROOMS on stocod ; sonthern exposure. with back door opening on a porch: bat! = vom and water closet on the same floor. Rent to Apply 1104 L m25-6t ‘bent tenant reasonable. @ pel strece Fo SaLE— cage sees for cash or short time, eight new five-reom HOUSES, well built, every conventenes, in very desirable loca- ese Honses are now under rent ai a hsindscme interest. Address THOM 3, m25 3’ For BE Pe STORE AND By ELcina. 2132 hv has seven modern Saereyanee mae {ll rent sepa: Also, Store next corner 20: and syivauia avenue. Inquire of L' TERELL & —Cool. easant and large BONS. ithout B. rd. Apply No. Ae For REN’ with oi at” POR REST Large BO IMS Tarnished or water nished. me pind or == suite, cool and ss cold water Bent mod $00 corner 3d and Di streets, N Fee gel een ‘SE, containing four Tooms and house; everything complete: Hage rk and wagon sandaves run of custom. expel at Forge BENToHO SE and ole oer northeast Vermont avenue and This is ne of the best stands far Grover: inthiseity. BOS. E. vag a mi24-68 Teh street, opposite Post O (REALE A FARM of 6 AGRES; 9 mil ae Washi inding forover sboth sides aitimore Taropiee ‘and on ye ite — ma ‘one-fourth of a Station, th ond. I i Estate D Delete eta club of twent divide.” ‘apply to M 12 Zaint Poulstreet, Baliimore, m3i-2w* ALE Two tory an and attic BR (OK | K HOUSE, ‘ge nguize of FRANGIS MILGED, Pelst tut store, For RENT ties Furnished ROOMS, en suite, on the first for, as parlor,chamber or se offices, in one of the coolest situations in town; on F street, REY the Kbbitt House, “Apply Post Office Lock B Bor OR SALE Fr See Fen oh se yon Pocuayivante aroaues be- peer petty streets modern con’ hy oe 'T—A two-story BRICK eo “hte 3 8 street northwest, contgiat Foss bath room, &c.; yerd, summer kitchen, &e- —- 2) CK Fo BAL! Rew, Tog een BI KHoUgE, containing and th se moder cn ‘conveniences. Davientasde ofa ets 61203 Beetroot, wrnwest: Pric ‘me 2 | Seer ee Bew York ey en ned “ aaa aces aes ‘s pleasant home. Sem ETpETESS, sitmations in the city UAE on North A stroct; 240 cash, batsnes I _OST—In the Northw ostern Market this morning 4 red leather POCK ET-BOUK with a stall ot wate tn i ezrin it wll (chad ual Oran ~ fe tiANDS OME HOUSES tm the wost end. Cuain. broke middie. A ii HOUSES 04 LOTS ins of the ecy Caneren Shan ae eee TWO HANDSOME HuUSis on hints street NEY TY LOAN MO “Cate the 2ith instant, in or near the Thea 3 0f from $200 to # @ black enameled BEOOCH SET, with one and several small diam: be given if returned to th OST—A pair of GOLD SPE: ag clasion of whick fe suck that» ii eral reward will be paid to the Ander 119 loft at $14 9th street, berw: 100 on real extate. will SS — = Coruct B. X. avebue and 18:h street, Washington, D. ©. Mirouneate Dearen ow LUMBE. BE CEMENT, SAND, Bc. 8c. Bo, Lesien BILD cot to orde eke BLUE ETONE for Boi dine. Macaam!s and Kand F st — - BUSINESS CHANCES. Paving purposes delivered in suy part of the Die EAL BSTATE, bo bene and sold a: ort. to. a FO LOAN ON CITY PROPERTY yh $3,000 BEALS, ie tas WASTEDiy a responaiti nm, §6.000fo% | one or two secured by rg deed of trust on improved real estate worth double the amouut. Addrees B. O., Star Office. ‘m5 3t” J. ScuiER, E BOOT V JANTBD—GOUD BUSINE=S PAPER AT ° Late Co. Salo, N.Y. current rates of discount. Short loans on oul- ee iSouy" oWitiies” | Banking House of Squier & Root, m25-5t 3 9th street morthwest. No. 1416 PB vivania Avena, opperite Wil ‘0 LOAN $I0B00 te 7, ove eum; alee emalic lard’s Hotel, Washington, D. 4 tere! clave t DRAFTS on thy janking Rarniched 1108S ce ret end Co, Now Work city, that 7 the country. at DON. 720 15th street. m2 4 a Iieit deposits of bu: *firms.on which we m24-3t {Chron.,Pat.] pay 6 per cent. smicrest on daily balances, rend: ERSONT, HATING, HOUSES FoR accounts month y would do well ott Pa ee, 22 ve be many applicatior NT ‘great inall coy of — Cuakies S THOMPSON'S & eset, 2 Per cent. inserens on time dewonits sf one month Anterest paid mouthly or car:ied co depos iors e All deposits payable on demand MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO pl Ce nihections teas le everywhere CHARLES 1 TH N& OO. ‘The pay of officers of the army and nary cashed fn m22-6t* street advance at reasonable rates. Officers inthe army Sishing , eccounts ceshed can make th the usual way, endorsi rar the bottom Send by ms forwarded by return mati J** COOKE 4 Co. BANKERS, BUY rk FOREIGN EXCHANG Kena - ULAR issts KTTEBS OF CREDIT for at avarichie in any Part of the world BARE CHANCE 75 SECURE ONE OFT A% iT STANDS 3 a oureee _ we Eos ere wes The rere mag ng erie Cone a — oe the business, offer Btock =< 3! pyres oa =a and aa ieatablshed stacd at street, ket. Tait ROWSE a roa G®E4T BABGAINS a BEAL ESTATE. u Copy on the omtside, Ny aud ube d HOUSES and LOTS for sale at greatly reduced . Beason out, Lam about to lea Our Dreftson Siechty "Bighescn Mouse cade Baltes Kone te JAY COORE, MeCOLLOCH & CO, the houses are three-story prick Stents. and NDON, two small’ press-brick uses and one | are Cashed in any part of Esstan. Inetayn and pale SCOTLAND, Sree af charee. mayd F VINGS aSD = |d TRUST COMPANY. ing House, No. 1507 Pennsylvania arouse, PAYS 81% PER CENT. intkersr. st oy the ist ef Bach Month. PAYS FOUR PER CENT. on oo BALE. from dute of @ Asswes yn yA ct of, Depart bearing @ Sand 4 per ay an; Has Baan jOFmicks in ail dar ane jarge towns bank, pert fe p.m, sotloete to "Sail at Sr send fof & Copy of the Oharterand By Seve, @ 0o., BANEERS, 1497 F street, (two doors from U.8. Treasury Be- partment.) WASHINGTON, D. 0 Becelve Deposits and transact a General Banking peep ape cition taken and gives furnished in relation REAL ESTATE, In sums to suit. NOURSE & MIDDLETON, Beal Estate and Insurance Agents, aps 613 15th street. oO LUA 914,000, IN SUMS FEOM $1,000 UP. Apoly stonceto sua BOYLE & 00 CLOTHING. SiO UNEOE MOMET TO Lamb On Tew [9° ye, ost MeN T TALON, Lair eetate, ot Aesantnants anne On, ee oes OER ETT, Jn., of Te vi are now quar ‘superior quality of deere Saerierg erage eetiatent. which wil be Tarnished wt Ofice—89 Bridge street. Georgetown. marl -t?