Evening Star Newspaper, July 8, 1872, Page 2

. . ———EEE——EE Se EVENING STAR. __ CROSBY 8. NOYES Largest Circulation in the District Reading Matter on Every Page. WASHINGTON CITY: MONDAY... July 8, 1872, -Editor. _ The Star By Mail. Persons leaving the city for the summer, or py portion of it, can have Tas Star mailed to their address for such time as they desire, at the Fate of fifty cents per month. Orders, accom- Panied by the money, should be sent to the busi- Bess office of ae paper. —— Sunstroke_so.called. ‘The telegrams in Tex STAR for the last week have shown an unparalleled number of cases of sunstroke in the principal cities of the country— or rather, curiously enough, in the northern cities. Dropping im to-day upon Dr. Toner, who bas made health and mortuary sta- tistics somewhat of a study, we found upon his desk a table he had prepared, showing from the census returns the mortality of the United States by sunstroke for 1870, with the sex and age of the victims. The census figures, though doubtless imperfect as to the number of deaths, serves to give the data for estimating the ratio for different parts of the country and the different ages and the sex of those effected. From this table and from the views and observa- tions of Dr. Toner on the general subject of sun- Stroke we gather the following particulars that will have an interest for the readers of Ta: SrTaR at this time. The whole number of deaths by sunstroke reported for 1370 by the census Was 307, and the percentage of males to females attacked was about 7 to 1; there being of this number 346 males and 51 females. Alabama had 5 cases; Arizona, none; Arkansas, 2; California, 3; Colorado, none; Connecticut, 4; Dakota, none; Delaware, District of Columbia, 3; Florida, (our most tropical state,) none; Georgia, 3; Idaho, none; Ili- neis, 42; Indiana, 7; Iowa, 7; Kansas, 3; Kentucky, 10; Louisiana, 11; Maine, 2; Maryland, 13; Massachusetts, 10; Michigan, 2; Minnesota, 1; Mississippi, 2; Missouri, 50; Mon- tana, none; Nebraska, none; Nevada, 2; New Hampshire, 1; New Jersey, 7; New Mexico, 1; New York, 51; North Carolina, 8; Ohio, 51; Ore- gon, none; Pennsylvania, 39; Rhode Island, 1; South Cerolina, 6; Tennessee, 7; Texas, east of the Colorado river, 5; west of the Colorado river, 1; Utah, 2; Vermont, 1; Virginis, 19; Washington (Territory), 1; West Virginia, 2; Wisconsin, 8; Wyoming, none. Of the total 30 there were 33 under five years of age. ‘The most fatal period seems to be from 30 to 40, there being 92 deaths between those years, and the number falling off beyond that Gecade rather more rapidly than its rise to that culminating point. The proportion of deaths of children under five years of age it will be seen, surprisingly large, and of these there were eleven deaths under one year of age; a warning to parents and nurses. itis a popular error that what is called sun- stroke is caused, only, by the direct rays of the sun. The medical term for the attack is ‘‘inso- jation,” meaning the action of extreme heat on the system, whether by the direct rays of the sun or otherwise. It is styled, alr>, “retained bea People employed in hot rooms—iaun- dries, sugar refineries, engine rooms, &c., are as liable to it as those exposed to the sun, and very many cases occur in the open a'r after sun- set. The victim suffers from sudden arrest of perspiration, and great heat of the skin. ‘The class of cases that never recover are those where the pupil of the eye is greatly contracted Among the first and most available remedies when a person is attacked is to lay him in a horizontal position, open or remove his clothing, and dash cold water on his face and breast. Dashing the water on is better than bathing the sufferer. To avert sunstroke, temperate habits ineating and drinking areof the first importance. White clothing is much better than black or Gark clothes, and if dark under clothing is worn, the exterior clothing should be white. In Indiathe percentage of deaths against dark clothes is very large; and there also it is usual t> wear a cap of white linen with a flap at the back to protect the back of the neck and the spinal cord, the part of the body particularly susceptible to the Faysot the sun. A moistened sponge or hand- kerchief is an excellent thing to wear in the hat to keep the top of the head cool. Zion's Hera d,ot Boston, advocates | the elec- tion of Gov. Claflin to the Senate, as the suc- cessor of Henry Wilson, when the latter is elected Vice President. Gov. Claflin is a Meth- and the Boston Congregationalist objects appropriation of offices by the Metho- dists, and thinks that some other man, belong- ing to some other persuasion, ean be found who will make as good a Senator. It is to be hoped the day will never come when government of- ficials will be chosen or rejected because they belong to, or do not belong to, some particular cburch. a Mr. James Kelly, of Wilkinsburg, Pa., has Riven $250,000 to the Allegheny County Agri- cultural Society for the purpose of tounding an institution in which poor boys may learn trades. Mr. Kelly is a very sensible man, and if other philanthropists will follow bis example and give their means for the establishment of technical Echoois, in which we are sadly deficient in this country, they will do more good than can prob- ably be done with the same amount of money in any other ¢ direction. ee -—___ On Saturday the French assembly, with but four dissenting votes, ratified the treaty recently concluded providing fer the evacuation of French territory by German troops. The coms mittee to whom the treaty was referred, in their report flatter the assembly for the efforts it has made to relieve the country from the presence of German troops, but studiously avoid giving any credit to Thiers. LORD KILGOBBIN. By Ctarles ienae New York: Bar; a ow {Through J.€. Parker end James ervend This hasa peculiar aia as the last novel written by Lever; and from the fact that in its dedication to the memory of his wife he spoke of bimself as in broken health and spirits from that loss, and expressed the hope that this effort might be his last. As in the case of Dickens, the later works of Lever lacked somewhat of the rollicking humor and vivacity of his early novels, such as “Charles O'Malley,” “ Harry Lorrequer,” &c.; but what was lost in this re- spect was gained in vigor and depth, and in these particulars “ Lord Kilgobbin” is up to his best mark. PpgcEe 2 HORSESHOEING. By G Fieming, &c.. with twenty-nine il'ustrations New York: D. Appleton & Uo. [Through B. B. Mohun & Co.) This ir a treatise on horseshoeing that won the prize offered by the Scottish Society for the Pre- vention of Cruelty to Animals. SPABITU: ALISM ANSWERED BY SClENCE om, S. New York. Benry L- Hinton. iThroueh B. Moban & Uo j Our readers will remember the interest excited by the scientific experiments in Psychic Force, conducted with the aid of certain mechanical tests by Mr. Crookes, F. R. S., in the presence of Dr. Huggins, F. R. S., and Dr. Cox. It has been claimed that these distinguished scientists were converted by the results of these experi- ments to the creed of spiritualism. The object of this pamphlet is to show that the very reverse was the fact. The experiments proved conclu- sively that the force supposed by many to be spiritual isin facta force proceeding from the human organism. THE ty a x ALN rORKOW EF DA mete in A BOOK FORTHE Ps ay New York: . B. Mohun & Co.j A BRAVELADY. By the aeaaeiee hn Halifax, Gentleman.” York: Harper & Brothers: {Through J.0. Parker} ‘The latest of Mrs. Muloc-Craik’s wholesome stories, showing how the trials arid successes of life deepen or wither the character according to its inward bent. CHRISTIANITY AND MODERN THOUGHT. American Cuitarian Association. This is @collection of discourses delivered in Boston in 1871-72 to meet the need of thoughtful people perplexed amid the materialistic and sceptical tendencies of the times. They are by Henry W. Bellows, James Freeman Clarke, Anthony Coquerel, Orville Dewey, Charles C, Everett, Fred H. Hedge, James Martineau, and others of note in the Unitarian ranks. bi ae SFtEES Nee‘ ~ OF NEW Mer Ora) . Mew BoP Ph nnn (Through J. 8. Pomiinson, 1 The writer isa wal-known y yournelot of New York, and a portion of the graphic articles making up this volume originally appeared in the Galazy. IDYLS OF GETTYSBURG. By Miss E. Latime: rr. Fy on mg | George Maclean. (Through Philp Solomons } This is another contribution to our war litera- ture; and the book is published in aid of that noble charity, the National Orphan Homestead at Gettysburg. It opens with a prose article partly descriptive of the battle, but mainly to show the importance of the result. In this view a parallelism is carried on between it and the battle of Marathon. Idyl First, “The Un- known,’ is a fragment of personal history de- pieting patriotic devotion. Idyl Second por- trays the love that is supreme, triumphing over the selfish — the sectional. SOUND, THE SOMNA OPE FATAL MABEIAGES. ©” ite & MA’ lenry. = Cockton. “CHARLES 0 STALLEY > THE IRISH DRa- GOON.” By Charles Lever EMOLKS OF A PHYSICIAN, OB THE SECRET HIsTORY OF THE COURT OF LoU ox fag! FIFTEENTH.” “SIX YEARS LATER, OR THE TAKING OF THE BASTILE * Br ‘aSeaander Damas. Phila Seiphia: T.B. Peterson & Bros. [Through Jos. lington. J It would be acurious bit of information to know how many millions of the myriad editions of popular authors the Petersons have issued incheap form. And, really, considering the low price at which these volumes are sold they are presented in very fair readavle shape. A, BRIDGE OF GLASS. A Novel. By F. binsen. New York: Harper & Bros. [Through J.0. Parker)" mr roe noah ‘This is No. 3/5 of Harper's Library of Select Novels. ane. THEE BEHIND ME, SATAN! 00K 0 “ee OME TRUTHS. BY Olive Rew York: Adams, Victor @ to. t oi Hae Bhillington.} ‘This is the much talked-of book by the viva- cious Olive Logan, in which she treats of mar- riage, divorce, free-love, the servant girl ques- tion, employment for women, dress, maternity, <c., with a great deal of live common sense. THE COTTAGE ON THE ROOK. By Anna Ship- ton. Boston: Henry Hoyt. (Through Wa. Bal lantyne-} A religions allegory. ANNUAL RECORD OF SCIENCE AND INDUS. FRY FOR 1971. Baited b/ Spencer 3 Baird. Ee, York: Harper & Bros. (Turough J. ‘ar- ker. ‘The design of this work is to furnish a brier yetsufficiently full mention of the more im- portant discoveries in the various departments of science during the year 1571, and we hardly need say to Washington readers that such a work could not be in better hands than Professor Baird's. He has also been aided by eminent men of science in the country. OCB NEW HOME IN 72, WEST. Mary Clavers, (Mire. Kirkland! 5 with, ‘itu: trations by Darley, New York: . (Through BB aod CS pal hen eames A new edition of a pleasantly told story of life among the early settlers. PRINCIPLES OF GEOLOGY, OB THE CHANGES OF THE EARTH AND ITS LS. HABITARTS. cons das flusteatlyo of Geol- ogy. Sir Charles L Tyell Bar F.B.S. eventh dition, | Vol: ‘luntrated wlth mape, en and ate. ‘Sen Yor! leton & @. (Through = B. Mobun ‘£00. in this (eleventh) edition of the Principles of Geology the writer has found it requisite, in order to keep pace with the newly acquired knowledge in geology, meterology, climate, &c., to recast much of the book and to add several chapters. It is now a very complete and valu- able centribution to our stock of scientific knowledge. rer GA8 CONSUMERS, Wasnixoton A i] ashIGuT COMPANY, Wasninarox, D. Gi. June 9.182. 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Demet OABRIAGES ! hand, 6 lar; CARRIAGES!!! number of second-hand CAR- RiAGRS ct all jes, some of them near ly new, which will be sold at reduced make room for new stock. ‘Repairing promptly attended to. mane BT BH. New Repository * tory, 410-414 sth ret, between Dand Bo iy5 St oo = DRY GOODS aT —— & CO's. Fi ster Grenadines, 12}¢c.; Moutely Beals en oie pa Ae Splendid 4 4 ‘nbleac! ton, 1 E Mille 4:4 Cotton, Br Bieeane Gro Gros Grain Ble Biack Yate worth 1s. , Swistes, Nainsook » 1; Victoria bawas, tw es. Nainsook 1205 F street, between 12th 91 Gent's Shirte and ‘Ladion Underwear direct fram the manufacturers, at wholesale prices. _iy6-Sw. Fe® BALE. 2,000 BARRELS CEMENT Just arrived and for sale IN LOTS OF 100 BARRELS AND UPWARDS at our wharf, corner of Water and 7th sts., south iy3-lw EVANS & LINVILLE. 20,000 OF PUBLICATION, of the Splendid New Charch Music Book called THE STANDARD! Thus giving the brightest prospect that it will be THE BANNER BOOK OF THE SEASON! THE STANDARD Has 400 pages filled with new and fresh music. It includes an Elementary Course of the best charac- ter. with mteresting exercises, tunes and easy glees tor practice. a fine collection of Metrical Tunes, and and extra choice list of Be ‘ntences, Motetts thems for Chorus Practice. The Standard Bearers, Or, in other words, its authors, whose brilliant rep- ntation as Charch Music Composers will bear it on to triumphsnt success, are Mr. L; 0, EMERSON, of Boston, and B. PALMER, of Chicago. Men eaivarsait known among lovers of Bacred Muse. THE STANDARD Is Ready! Send on yoar orders! Price $1.00. Per doz.. i300. Specimens sent, for the present, post free, for $1.25. Specimen’ pages f Se cee oe areca TT VER DITSON & 00., Boston, ©. H. DITBON & CO., New York y3-tt D°°RSs! DooRSH Just received. a car load of No.1 DOORS, raised panels and moulded two sides, selling same price as An- ig poeipety oe ee ae CILDEH'S DEPOT 203 7th street. iy3-6t* PERRY COLMAN. 1 a HEATED TERM! How to Keep Cool: PURCHASE SUMMER SUITS. SUMMER SUITS. SUMMER SUITS. SUMMER SUITS. SUMMER SUITS. SUMMER SUITS. STRIPED ALPACAS, CHEVIOTS, THIN MELTONS, DRAP D'ETES, DUCKS, LINENS, FOR GENTS, YOUTHS AND BOYS. Also, ALPACA AND DRAP D'ETE COATS, LINEN AND DUCK SACKS, * WHITE MARSEILLES AND DUCK VESTS THIN CASSIMERE PANTS, FOR GENTS, YOUTHS AND BOYS, SUITABLE FOR HOME, MOUNTAIN SEASIDE. BUY WHILE THE WEATHER IS HOT, AS WE HAVE DETERMINED TO KEEP COOL ALL THOSE WEABING OUR SEASONABLE GOODS. HABLE BROTHERS, FASHIONABLE TAILORS, OOBNEB 71x AND D 8Ts. July 4th, 1873 jyl THE CELEBRATED Excelsior Fireworks. EVEEBY ABTIOLE WABRANTED. As heretofore, I again have received fall as- sortment of above first-clas fireworks,which for perfection and safety excel any other make,and which im nocase will explede prematurely, con- sisting of ROMAN CANDLES, SKY ROCKETS, TRIANGLES, PIN WHEELS, BLUB LIGHTS, : GRASS HOPPERS. COLORED FIRE, BENGOLA LIGHTS, MINES, dc. €e., FIRE CRACKERS, TORPEDOES, FLAGS, 4ND CHINESE LANTERNS, 46, @., SF Dealers suppliod at wholesale prices, CALL EARLY AND GET YOUR SUPPLY. B, SILVERBERG, 319 SEVENTH STREET, jemtee eS RZ = Tem the well We, 000 ee dea-ribed at 426 Hehreets N.W. tion, WATE lamsdiately COPIES ORDEREDIN ADVANCE | edge of the business preferred WANT: ASTED-A GIRL to housework Ww Aoply 2604 Pa. eee 8 Ey posite Baltimore and 0) : family with recom: TID seh street. SS J ANTAUGEIVE OANVASIEES (7 voll PIC tures; 1033 7th street, es “Whi ‘SPRLSHOUSE ANTED—A YOUTH to jomfection Ty Store. Come recommended; 1. ihc: | oie Wi COOK. SSLy and ine PRR for © nual) tau ; Apply at 6 ii | ein street, N.W., ANIED—A& we ‘cook, wash =e iron ior # small familys ‘Appis No. 1107 7th ze W N.W ANTED—Inmediataly >A Sratciaww] Contre W Abtits cue Da MeLRAN SOS E street, upstairs. J ANTED—& wash and jys-st* pee table WHITE GIRL t in a small family. Apely K and STONE PAVERS. Apply toSHINN & McGOW as No. 57 Bridge street, Georgetown, D. Ww 4stED- 1X TWO HORSE WAG quire at 1523 K street, N. a.m. 'ARTED=A wea tidy GURL as child colored preferred. The best of reicren: auired Avply gowees E street, 8. W. | WA & respectable whi SITUATION torcoks wah sel wror, Appl? 10. 10 G street, between New Jersey avenue and North Capitol street _SyS-2t* V &e ANTBD—COUNTRY BOARD for man and Wife on line of Baltimore and Potomac R: ddress Box 7, Star office, giving pri av ANTED—A ROUSE with three or four rooms for a quiet col: red Sree rakes si Y MOL} r stres y Tatreste “Ted OHN H. HOWA ANTED—A middicnged WOMAN to do eral housework well reccmmentied Apply immediately at 28" street, betwen Mu and 15th — table and capable young Wee UMTIOS tb conk Renee to assist in washing and rontag for a private mily. ‘Address Box 11, Star of ANTE: A a = house. three or = ANT UNIDAD BuO Deena for bee Keeping for ual family, Keferencee given. Appiy wen, FOR RENT AND SALE. seven ro vie Lied Fok BEXT-BRICK HOUSE, von kom = _1sbo K stret 5 W 505 D streei, Saat * jy8-t 8 OOH trrect mri Hol H atreet ate Broker. iss tt 519 Market Space. Fos BENT—FRAME HOUSE, six room: and e Jet, between lita er and, and ‘Tiih.’ Apply ar 110d © street. between, 1th and ‘ pee Fe RENT—Six ROOMS on second and onl foors, svital <4 for houseker; ne: water and ere: 8. W.correr of and G streeta, i iyst* 2 RENT_The Dgscment brick DWELLING HOU se So 606 ‘Massachusetts avenue, between 6th and 71 rooms and bathroot in two chambers. Oocs, GIL Penney! Tth streets r LOST AND FOUND. Pes Toncare FBLUeTACR ET SEA cote vf Carton: te bint street. to Sliver Bpring, ot to 1683 Pounayivanie avenne. ayS 3t Ust-A POURKP BOOK AND DIARY, con taining @ mall amount of taney papers of wales outs os — x: LA card A rh ‘ord wi armed tof. YOSIO, Wormley's Hotel. el a rts Sh instant, ae Py BOUK, ae, two $10 and one 81 bill. and other papers uf to value to the ‘he Sater sii ay ou! iy n . om the 34 is yall SETTER FOP, an aaa Fe. SALE—A HOUSE and LOT. easing ortheast corner of 12th and E st Capitol Hill, three squar ® jolumbia railr x good repair. j¥6 St" RICK HOUSE, 335 per mont BARCLAY, 603, corner 15th and F stréete, Fe RENT—BRICK HOUSE, nine rooms, newly papered and patoted inside abd out; situat D street north, between 6th and 7th streets west Close to businces and mark quire of L. ¥. CLARK, I Penpsylvan! nue Fo SALESTSe new five room HOUsES. "3 scuihig baat fasll payment D mont, all et once i WW. METCALF. Real & b street OR REN f—An eight room BRIOK HO ec PSivee: ; Tent $25 per month: streets N msek ee’ gether or separate: in in city; 3 ‘hoee ou Woukl Be Broker, we Sch and Apply to Dr SAN BOGAN. 604 setts avenue. HAS, THOM wn old B and 7th str: accommo- rs or single geutlemen; to- ling cool breezoa: healthiest Street, two equares from Post 0 om, iy6 wk NTED—Two competent DINING BOOM SERVANTS who understacd their busin on ANTE: B. I WwW ARTED By alist a POS HON i ins or School, or give private lessons. furnished Appl: "ys Tw -ANTED The temporary scsiaiance of an ef sient CLERK scuseces during ca oe ing BR. li 5 ith hed py edd lh a! Warts MAR who unde ‘and ‘care 0 aking cary of at ey é t Wy TED—Immediately—50 able-bodied L ORES to WOrk in ceoees, for which $1 35 ir day will be Promptly p paid for oe a AP immediately at 1 ia street, 8. STAFFORD, Contractor. ‘yes ANTED—A smart BOY, about 10 years old, t ‘Senist ina Grocery Store; one having aknow! nd must be a Catho- lic. Apply at 304 lath street, corner Oe aye- ue. ys TED —A respectable micdle- WHITE AVOMAN to amist fo hoateworan’ fy he esre of children. Appl, after 6 p.m., No. 1315 Hhede sland avenue, Arat house casi of lath atrest, ay the city for afew ANTED—A family leavin mouths and having a CARRIAGE can have ood care taken for the use of it two or three even- fits during each week, or @ small compensation ven ier oe of one as above, SS &., TF 01 3! RESI- N lew. a Prince sd ty vi ex pees toakeed acres cesnary outbuildings: Ia abouts sae or Bane ip about simile of Belts. ville. on Baltimore end pnd) railread, and 12 miles perty can be seen atany from Washington. time by i rine op mirehase. For terms ay pzypast EBT, trustee of Mrs. A “a. ‘Alexendtigs¥ y he FOR SALE Howse Ro. No. 1212 N street N. the modern Apply Hos 408 10th aeree ne Wee ata Georg Jan: ae 395A Fa B BENT. 6 primis per erg * Poors eng ees reer Wee iyS tf ebite 7 cautioned against purchasing. oF Bego- Citing the same marae a goa brakes Bod phe Le or bie return, or; Il lead to his re 7th street. Boom 3; five cents in turned to 41 in W. 4 irstant, BY. ort = hon 8 ty — bows, a Silt be angler aaa THOLTZ0L 719 Sth street 8. W BUSINESS CHANCES. $9,000 ott sPa ism cat Tech tt. and New York ace Apply Plant's building, center a8 ILL BUY THE STOOK SAND FIX. $126 Ms * CIGAR STORE. Also, « good BOW M INDO’ Fora ma wiekiog $s ee into Pusiness, Nill be a good chance. $2 00 Ae Ge and Baov i SION STORE. now dotug s given for selling. "Appl ply ot the corner of inised |} streets north BR BA ixsares of t ao pe ale Raa 2 Canby’ Ree Re tear OR RANT Tppee nog 8 7 BRICK HOUSE, with WANTED FOR Six Montes, F Passage, No. 808 on Hi < *angiga a, $2,000 SaNiit yield a pect of 10, in eth streets N.W.5 water Pops! ingaire at No. | Saate business trans om factory Fc m HOUSE" ear mat ‘and well-located nary com HOUSE: meer market on strost cars; water, gas and To « enant, rent low. Apply. T. W. BonaN, 7th street and a ay i Fo BENT—New FRAME HOUSE, corner of hand D streets 8. E.; south and east front; ae — eee hall, ares yard, &c.; never : a igen Bt SPRIL, H. WELCH & 00. if Masonic Tem; ‘OR KEN dL aly Poa asineenen FuR Ee —A fine RE: JB upper, the yeity, bandeomely, roy pletely furnished,with jeasaut grounds at the side iil be rene: ‘ small! and neers October Ist het, for the nommal rer {he whole time. | Apply at once to FitCu & BOX, Heal Estate Brokers. S13 7th street jy5-3t re = ‘ood BREAK BAKER, No. 1243 Th at., bet. M and Nats.. northwest. v6 Se" \ ANTED—Forty LABORERS Immediately— Apply to Wal: SMITH, 314 9th street, near Pennsylvania avenue. jy6-3* WwW ANTED—Two GIBLS; one to cook, wash and iron, and the other to sew and help about the houre. Apply 601, cor. 6th and P ste. N.W a6 W ANTED—A WOMAN, to cook, wi ‘aud do the general housework of ily. Apply at No. 43 8d 3d 8! Georgetow! ANT ogi ish sires Ea LOY MENT references, Addr J ANTED-A WHITE WOMAN, clther Amer: or German,to do the work for a smail family Seithont children. Inquire, with references, at No. 426 3d st. northwest. iy6-3t" WANIED-A WOMAN (either white or col. ored).to go 10 miles in the countr; sto and attend to dairy. Apply for three days at 423 z street northwest. J¥6-3t" WASTED-4 BLACKSMITH who understands jositor, who un | European langu: @ Printing OMic: Star office, horse-ehe None but ood ee need a: ly. Good wages and a steady job. ppl 'y to A. Win AMS, bet. and Sth sis, ma —_ Lasenas southwest. ANTED—For a few months in the mass a FAMILY CARRIAGE and HORSK that 4 lady can Grive. Any one having po use for bis | find a responsible party to take the same uj F terms, by addressing Lock Box 110, Washine tom Post-office. ANTED—BUTTON-HOLE aay FINISHERS wanted at LOOK WOUD, HL TY & TAYLOR'S chirt Factory, 623 P: WASTED Six oF eight Bi BRICKE AYERS ‘ber Oreek are st. and Ind. AWTLETT s WILLEA Contractor: ANTED—A WHITE GIBL, tojcook, wash and iron: must be well recommended. Apply to Mrs. PETER McNAMABA, corner ‘Sd street and Pennasivauia avenue, Capitol Hille Jy5-3t* WASTED-A competent WHITE alk, to = washing, ironing and general housework; such an one good wages be 1135 7th street northwest. Wikre goed COOK: one who can make uaef herself generally aged German woman preferred; Tone bat those well recommended need apply. Apply at house corner. of 4th and M streets, south side. iy5-3t* was ANTED—A respectable GI ei or. —, paged N, for general housework i pirate fam 00d ¢ for one e willing to stay. doquire at Massachusetts avenue, between 2th and 2ist street northwest, new brick house. 3y5-3t* Ww ANTED—A good COOK, ( white.) 300 Pe ss cor- ner 3d and E streets N. W.; No. W theta cea Gaur both en ‘and ay od ‘and families get uj Ene aRers OFEIOK AGS, ian eisim*} MS: LOUISE O BUTLER: ANTED—lomediataly—Th pie Mens’ and Boys’ CLOTHING, at A. STRAGS’, 1 Pennsylvania avenue. WANtTsD-— Lot of GRO! about 40, or 50 by 100 feet. Someday ae Tees om the 1 examin oushe: —— to kn He. Mavofactaring ‘Oo ne new 7 sewing MAC! ain Rees ot Cron ins @ self- oo jeedle ODS Jew: ry Store, 4 bee x ane A 6th att iets WBE TACLES Tait the co iste creat and cat ave April Int) by gentleman wife, second a WONT BOO BOARD, in private family. rms not month. Address immediately, win Ghooation gonvegient to Dy star mari8 ANTEDTE Everrbody in favor of thoroughly cleaned Carpets, almost ae bright as new to Works, Maine Sasol and Gch ste: sell y iy ANTED— $20, thousand doll off C. NG, aoe worth of asm and east Pe gar puy EBS, ste. WANTED LADIES te eall on Loan Office, 314% 9th street. MAUBEKR to have . Also, PL ont: nds cuROID' eet. opposite Patent be BOARDING. yore ey furnish. good Near to street care and Cosiant Weck Tae Noahs te io street north, oe 376-3t' Le S108 corer BOOMS, AND Ten ONAyy Sous = = See ee BMOVAL. Ee eta Sab EES = ccna avenue, between Sd and 4% streets 8. ao ANDWICH MEATS, &c. to Bologna. of Mackinaw Btraws, the beet tn ‘<a5-4e.3taw [Pat] 608 Pa. avenreym Met Retal BSS, HRSDO ATE oreeees ied” OR SALE OB ath G een iG 1 and 1 water and PROVED and ENMPROVED OPERT terms. B. MILBUEM, nto. sale on easy street. Fok BENT —Oool BOOMS, Se far- nished; new house; bath and all modern MY niences. Terms reasonable, Mra, WILLS! pet 9th street, between H and 1. Rise ‘OH RENT—FRAME HOUSE. five rooms; newly BY — and pointed good well in the yard: N 1819 12th street N. ween 8 and T. ire first door scuth. Bent isin atvauces 2 svar" FrOR BEST—Taree-story BRICK DWELLING, 12 rocms, with bath room and water closets on Ist and 2d story. Gas throughout. Possession at once. Apply o m premises. 419 lith street N. W., or F.C. REICHENBACH, Piauo Warerooms, 3 doors above. j29-tt 14 ioth Fo SALE-BRICK HOUSE ee lot 202100. Apply to GEO. Stitt for street, between O and P, four room 410 K street. OB BENT— Arent No. 140) str Fe SA LE—OH EA P—A ueat, two story FRAME HOUSE;5 roomg: with lot; paved alleys, side and rear; pump of eplendid water at door; part cash, balance on long time Appl LA between Sand 6 gp the premises, No, 1939 sth street, between Bes aud streets. Fe® BALE. NFURNISHED =e r rent H street northwest, —— lath Four-story, ten reom HOUSE. Pressed brick front; hall, wat Ath-room, &¢.; H street, be- tween 4th aud 6th, N. W. Eight room Pressed | brick front, ball, water eae gas, on 9th stree Ne Four room om BRICK HOUSE on Sue) Serwesa 1 th and 13th and T en-room FRAME HOUSE, hall, &., on 19th, between Band Satrectas N Seven-room FRAME, hall, &c., on 8, between Cennecticut avenue and 20th street. BA anon ‘25th, between K strect and Toon HOUSES, pressed brick front halls water, gas, any bath room, bay winds ad reéteast, between A and at ween New seven-room FRAME, ‘halle ‘kone ‘comer itch and D streets en ied. » Sth street 5, E., Five-room jorthern part of the Fie above will be wold cheap, on lone time, if called for at once. Met HH. WELOH & 00., je2M-tf [Rep] 906 F sirect, Masonic Temple POR BENT ‘OB SALE—HOUSH No. 426 Gh wt, bet, D and E, Rent. furnished, Price, €15.00. Gall between and SAUE=Oheap—o thr story and basement FR HOUSE: wat step and e No. 943 Va. southwest. A orth’ rg COX & CALLAN. a tf RENT—That and very —— ‘oT: tand Pa. TAG er oe Spuitol Hinlecorner 6th at. eas: ful garden, abundant wine, poet sven " nant vii pace ti . a Wi SrirSEt, Rext corner west,” APPLY Fos SALE OR ENT—BEIOR DWELLING in uated on the north ide of street, sete cent anand eye BO ALSH, Shepherd's Bollding, ma at peaeaneae avenae. OB RENT—HOUSE in “Oorcoran Bon: ” F 0 tt oo” Sd streets southeast, ply No. 1. and K. shonir m30-tf ‘OR “RENTOA very desira! =| HOUSE toa Wears family, 1320 @ street, Pt OD Church of Epiphany. Address ee . 8 . i Fe RENT_Six fine OF FIOR ROOMS in the + Rhepberd Building, os Pennsyivania =— PGE, SENT fhe, large DWELLING HOUSE, ‘nnsylvania avenue, six doors east of National Pent Cera staircases apd passages: locality for a lawyer: j icine aces RANGE TAYLOR, | mos-tt yes BENT—Fornished HOUSE, %.. aaa ist or to GEO. 5. PARKED: of2e over . 8. rate Baan 19 @ street. aos PGtsn bo bil Pacer ork Deeeeiee organ cars. Luguire next door to J. jCAR Bank Pix itepubite. nn ate ey ‘OB BENT—Desirable ROOMS for sammer ta —" Tinchy * (WEEELER, luctioneers iy6-tf 303 uate NW, M&F TO Loan ON BEAL Borate oe curity. in sums on. auc may be desired. Bn Wags 3025 100 729 Jin str 0 Loan 814,000, IN SUMS FROM $1 Apply at once to 0 UP. JUAN BOYLE & 00., marn-tt 713 1th street N. W. MEDICAL, &. GARDNER. Laie o/the Ricord 0.5. Vensr sa Hospua: sulted be con: his “4 von pen tho sonst of reee. - B.— cits will be seat 9 inveiantary em: . — Ler EMALE DIBES om DISRAGES aaee and Uonfuemer case andieaclose a edicts eo i be sent. iomPeoR, Bo. Cri Mist Pg D= h, Ores van ng POW DEES. canta Scrotias‘Suin Se oe Bethe ech es Bausam Corenia and Me Breen eae ee he 1h street atreat PERSONAL. SSE ans de BS. B. SAWYER, Clatrooyant, Magnetic Tost fedtum, can be ceueulted at her house, Ne, 318 Zh st Between O end D, Island. apon all tm: portaut buslness, past, present and future. jets lum O% MAERIAGE — Happy on fe for or Younes Mew from the effects of = ay fanhood restored. ‘Nervous debility ed. New method of Books to Marriage rem a and remarkable remedies. ‘ulars sent free in sealed envel: iow AnD ASSUCLATION, ‘No, hiladei phis, 7 ADIRS SUP FERIRG a : theirsex should oma ae ty REE GULABI aint peculiar to “URDN, the olden ex. tablished and ‘and safe Ph ing a specialty of Temnale complaints ix the ciee a ially invites i from those w! —4 been deceived by swindlors. He guarantees « ttents.. “Rooms —O ‘street. ‘and 7th south Hours, from 10 to 12 a. m..2to Sand? tos Pm. ocd -tr COAL AND WOOD, @ALt CeoaLn TO CONSUMERS OF COAL! CHEAP! CHEAP! cargoes end Lykens Valley COAL, Wishing to purchase their winter's sap- ay art wil it will be offered at « very small advance. but the very best % — pereons can rely on have now on hand, and daily receiving, off Hed ate White Ash, ykene Valle (all size.) ° ma 8 good ar? Fi pmo received at my old stand, corner 7th street nd canal, sock. corner 6th and B streets 8. Wand sand Potomac w Call carly on MARLOW, _iyé-tf One hewene Canal Bo Y¥ YOUR OVAL Now. We take this spethos. of informii our Stents and customers that Coal is now lower in price than it as been for several yea , and freights are corre- spondingly low. Prices, in our ) fay to the purchaser L. E . sold. eH, DW. Wharf depot ani Planing Branch Yard Va. tog! jea7-1m D- CODY nt Sh 1 UMBERLAND _— ASSOBTED IN AL- Cr {TIES cutee He. for family, 4 ack. a Jha 328 PScberlvtuta . L. ‘snERiF creme A BAILEOAD BOND REAL ESTATE HO aH | a ° ii il il | & i iff f insta? | E lear | No. | FOS erry, Jacl FOR SALE. FS ALB The well known OO) FecTIoNsRy | RD Fer DBE. No 6 Tet perth. eat, dong air Soctuens Beast foe salto’ 4 “ont rally good cash i Bet waves anDaew neurneemeall ont ; ue fine GRE oy bende Beh well EL BORSE: 8 lees test A) YATES ry | ple stable »(isiand.) FS BALES BRICKS tween 6 hand Tee wens Yi Yard Foes SALE STOCK and FIXTURE biiabed Mand. doing good busines pwn BS contin to eel! 7 partic |: rintre immediately corner $d and B streets « 7 OA8TS AND TOOLS row BAL ood Draught Horses, 1 «Mel Tet ulin a REILLY, hb Navy ¥e story Fai located om powsian 4 WEAVER. JOR SALK—A five gray me sixteen hands high, sound works in sin ewe acon at Biables. No 831 U atroes ies ty brass BELL. Columbia Market oot DRY GooDs. $50,000-270°" OF DRY Goops COST FOR Casa. yg Su of making a change fn businesson the ber next, we shall commence THIS DAY tow ot Our entir stock of DBY GOODS AT COST FOR CASH. (Call and see for yourselves POPULAB DRY GouDs HOUSE, Ho. 1018 and 1020 7h street N. Ww. Extensive dealers in the Leading Styles of FOBEIGN AND anes DBY Goods, Bebrocteg the latest novelti HOODS at greatly reduced prices Depot of Mine. Denorest « relinbie PATTERNS ‘A complete eseortment of the vaninne and sizes alwaye on band. x tee CHEAPEST! THE BEST! THE NICEST! DRY GOODS HOUSE IN THE TERRITORY TO BUY YOUR @ooDs aT WOLFORD 4@ SHILBERG’S, 427 SEVENTH STREET SOUTH. Great inducements are now offered to burory & thie establishment, before the close of tho spring season, in the line of DBESS GOODS, LACE SHAWLS, DOMESTIC: LINEN CLOTHS, FANCY Goons, * PABASOL”E 4 SPECIALTY IN CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS, OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. MATTING LOW AS 26 CENTS PER YARD. WT DON'T FORGET THE ARCADE TR 427 SEVENTH STREET, je6-Im Between D and BE. Island. BANKERS. a. saa ot, ADRI BOOT te vive tats Ret Bales WY, ome ofl Squier & Root, No, 1416 A re ue, 5 uae wu- wi apie sored Dette eat bamtst au a v, at ee news rms on which we daly balances, ralactoond '¥ AND SELL REIGN yee & CIBCULAR LETTERS On CREDLE ot avatiable im any pari of the wor Our Drafts on jar COOKE, mecoLocn # 0O., Cashed in of a Senses Rae et ENGLAND, IRELAND and BANEERS, 1487 street, (two doors from U.8. Treasury Be WASHINGTON, Dd. ©. ‘Becetve Deposits and transact a Gcceral Bankins eS the cities taken and gtves Sistormation sien crmaepiming ony Gaited ‘States Departmente MIDDLETON & 00. pe Re may