Evening Star Newspaper, July 25, 1873, Page 2

4 ! — cnesnY S. NOYEN....... Editor, Largest Circulation in the District WASHINGTON CITY: ¥ y_ 25, 1873, The Star By Mail. Persons leaving the city for the summer, or any portion of it,can have Taz Star mailed to thetr address for swch time as they desire, atthe rate of Gfty cents per month. Orders, accom- panied by the money, should be sent to the busi- nese Office of the paper. Showmen at Niagara. Under this caption the New Yor Times of ee know not ‘Tuesday last mys ee Deal dee inbidiying Upon “The report has upon what anthori the banks of the Risgare river adjacent tothe Falls been purchased ~ company of whose dosian f Si 4 5 ee _ ‘a perk. Itis rumored Y of the sakt association ieee their p: Isid ont, to enclose the same with a high nner board fencé, thereby shutting out from am view or glimpse of the Fatis all such of the out- side barbarians ax are not prepared to pay toll to the company.” ‘The Times is behind the times. All that is foreshadowed in the above paragraph h already been accomplished. The company has been organized; the park has been laid out,— that is, the turf has been turned up in places into dusty foot-paths; the high beard fence has It; the tollgate has been established; ather is now sitting in receipt of eus- toms, and there is no Ion point on the American bank of the Niagara rwhete a view of the Falis can be obtained without the payment of an entrance fee, varying in amount according to the point of view, from twenty up to fifty cents for each person, big and little. Indeed, the visitor now has to pay twenty cents for an opportanity to pay twenty-five cents for « ride down the old inclined railway te get a chance to pay fifty cents to be ferried across the myer. In other words, all the wooded ground lying between the road to Goat Island and the road to the new suspension bridge, including the point where the inclined railway stands, the ferry l@nding, and the main view of the American Fail from this side, is within the enclosure of the se-calied park. The immediate effect of this extortion may be to put a little money into the pockets of the robbers originating it, but in the end it must result in keeping visito entirely or in driving them to the hotels on the Canada side, where, owing, probably, to the proverbial slowness of the Canadian, an open view of the Fallsmay still be had without pay- ing a direct tax, as on our own side. The Ka- nucks will, however, doubtless profit by the thrifty example of their Yankee neighbors in good time, and by and by the whole concern will be snugly fenced in at roofed over. A floating newspaper paragraph states that steam towage is about to be introduced on the canals of New York on the cable principle. The motive basis of the system is the same as that of ranning a train of cars, except that the wheels of the cars run over a stationary rail, while the canal cable, corresponding to the rail, ransover the steamer’s wheel. But a train of cama! boats is dragged along on the same principle as a train of cars; and, as the cable lies at the bot- tom of the canal and is lifted over the steamer’s wheel only as it is used, it in nowise inter- teres with the navigation of -the canal by other boats. This system, it is stated, is in suc- cessful operation in several Europeancountries— in Belgium, and on the river Seine, in Franc for towing boats between Havre and Paris. If 80, It must be on short straight lines, where the water isof uniform depth. On the crooked por- Seatet suck sweet aa the: Chemipedlis ant |) 5 5 oe an BOUEE On Rum AY. Obio canal, it would take a powerful engine to move the cable without any boats attached, as the loss of power by friction around namerons short curves would be enormous. Then, again, there are points in the Chesapeake and Ohio canal—near the Great Falls for instance—where there are pools in which the water is 20 feet deep or more. The cable arrangement would not work there. An enthusiastic Buffalo paper es- timates that six boats can be taken from Bufta- lo to Troy by this system at a cost of $240, while the cost of towing the same number by mules is $735. If that can be demonstrated, and it takes no greater time for the voyage than horse or mule power, steam towing by cable will in- troduce itself wherever it is pract! ‘able; cheap transit being the problem which is engaging the attention of nearly all classes of our people. Sp ar pn? “The ms; cart brigaie was out again last night im f with allitshorrors. Is there Bo vomibie-ametion ationof this abomina- tion? In Mons cities it is not necessary that awful Bu! should sickén maltitudes every sultry night, There mnst be an end of i bere some of these days, for it is too hideous to forever.—Cineinnati Commercial. The Commercial, if we remember right, ex- pressed the epinton lately that there was some- thing wrong about the management of affairs here because more money was spent by our Board of Public Works for improvement in this District than is spent for improvement in Cincinnati. It would appear from para- graphs like the above in the Cincinnati papers, making complaints of the condition of sanitary and municipal affairs, that a little more money could be judiciously spent in that city in the way of improvement, Oincinnati, too, is a well-built, “futshed” city, supplied, it bas been supposed, with all ‘‘the modern impreve- ments,” while in Washington the whole work of making the city what it should be, has fallen upon the present District government, necessi- tating the expenditure of a large sum of money ina small space of time. Who of us recognized in Condurango, the once much vaunted remedy for cancer, an old acquaintance? Noone, and yet if a correspon- dent of the Jacksonville, Fia., Union isto be believed, that sounding title is only another name for awell known and graceful vine, the fruit of which has been used in this section asa household remedy for cuts and burns for many years. The writer says that what is called condurango in Equador, is exactly the same vine, which, in San Domingo, Porto Rico, Cuba, and in many of the South American republics, isknown by the name of condeamor, and nothing more or less than our ornamental vine called balsam-apple, “the fruit of which we all know possesses most wonderful healing virtues. ‘The application of the rind of the fruit, which nearly every native family in Florence pre- serves for medicinal purposes in whiskey or other spirits, is a gure cure for wounds, sores, burns, bruises, Sc. There is nodoudt that this plant and fruit possess many unknown virtues; the Indians make great use of it as medicine,”? —_ There speck of war atloat in Kentucky. Colonel 5. Major, the editor of the Frankfort Yeoman, is wrathful over “an editorial in the Courier-Journal, making some allusions to his political record, and has addressed a reply to the proprietors of the latter paper enquiring who is to be held to aecount in the absence of Mr. Watterson. Mr. C. E. Sears thereupon responds in the Courier-Journal that he is the responsible editer of that paper, and wrote the article to whieh Col. Major takes exception. Nothing furtber has appeared in print upon the matter, but it is possible that the preliminaries are being arranged for a meeting on the so- called field of honor. Our advice to the parties ‘would he ‘*Don’t.” Dueling is getting to be diseredmtabie. Lf sbots are exchanged and no- dedy te hart, the parties are laughed at; if one is killed the other is called a murderer. That is all for the murder ofan Indian woman in Idaho. ‘The Indian agent, in informing the Commis- sioner of Indias Affairs of the conviction a few weeks since, mentioned as a remarkable fact that it was the first instance in which a white man had been sentenced to death for the murder of an Indian. He also stated that the murder was & mov& atrocious one, and that the white man first attempted to kill the husband sassination. They rich.y merit hanging, but not more so than the white ruffian who crushea in the skull of an Indian woman with a miner's Pick. away from Niagara | ji yew ite meting last | very sensibly passed a resolution putting tt oat of the power of persons having private gtiov- ances against newspapers to bring their quar- | relsinto the Council. Tux Stag has earmed the bate of Mr. Williams and one or two of his ilk by upsetting certain little sehemes in which they were personally isterested, and they ishly seek to get the aid of the Counsell b: leging that Taz Stan lsopposed to the work- ingmen. As it happens, the workingmen all take Tux Stam; they know the utter falsity of | the silly allegation, and they are too intelligent to be made cat's paws by Mr. Williams and his clique to pull their Shorter: ont of the fire. | ' | As throwing railroad taina off the track for | the purpose of plunder seems to be getting | fashionable in some parts of the conatry. it be- hooves the legislatures of the different to take the subject under consideration and it the practice cannot be broken up. The is one of such a diabolical character that. ing is a mild punishment for the It would be well for every state to make er a capital offence, and even for Congress to take similar action by some general enactment por ering such cases. ——____-+ee--______ About a week since. we alluded to the report of the health officer of New York as showihg a large diminution in the death rate which he attributed to the cleansing which the city had just previously undergone. Within a few days, howev: r, the deaths, espectally among children, have greatly incr: ased and the physiciang are puzzled to account for it. In the meantime while epidemics and endemics are raging to a greater or less extent throughout the couptry Washington remains the healthiest city im the Union. Si ee es | Acorrespondent in a New York paper sng- gests # national boarding-house in Washington for the accommodation of members of gress, where they could draw rations the same as soldiers. He says that by this plan their salaries could be reduced to about $2,500 per year, and, consequently, millions saved to the government seee- Tae WEEKLY STAR, now ready, contains the romantic and true story of the unraveling of the dark plot of the Goss insurance tragédy; the Attorney General’s opinion in the Vogt case; the Stak's correspondence from the'Vi- enna exposition; an original * Time of Drouth;” proceedings of the Legislative epm- mittee Investigating the magistrates and gon- stables; latest and e8 and fashion items; toge! of the week; Washington news and gossip, agricultural items, household receipts, &c., we. Terms: One doliat and ahalf per annum, in | advance; ready for single copies five cents, in wrap; z- WANTS. ANTEBEAt the New York Laundry, good POL SHBRS and IBONERS, corner of Gand 4% atreets northwest. W =e Tras | avenue, wae. BMIGHLY ITUPORTANT! Smmease Reduction in Prices! A WwW TED, ® ea, SERVANT for gear way apply at $80 lian occ he eat ? a TED—At o ws NERS PEE G ws TED—A in teachii French, Erglieh and’ Muse winks So GAGEMERT ae “Shen pe bo apd . at Ws nabs oer re aNpY ws Paine Sta Javenues ae rv} = ae a nee IN CONSEQ UENCE OF THE LATBUESS OF THE SEXSON, AND IN ORDER TO RE- DUCE STOCK, 1 AM OFFERING Light Cassimere Suits, at..7;5, 9, end Biue Flannel Suits, (thoroughiy sponged) ....g14 Waits Desk Suits ................ ; An and re- aged WU: ‘housewor! just Come we a 1412 Corcoran ‘aon, a accustomed oe b sing, bewa—one te ing-room a: t Fine Black Oloth Frock C: * Fins Blue-C.oth Frock and Sac Also, a great many other articles too numerous to | menton, at corresponding low prices. the other as chanrberinstd ond ‘wegen abo eoeipanany Pe ih or October Isc, a 'y between 13th and dotween G street jabie tenant. Ad 15 2513¢ hb or i hb ‘stfeets, we for a preinpt, rel A Larox Assontxnt oF Extna Size Suits. Biar. wr tED—A COUR, | IRORER, Govt’ woprs will be eeren tolone | phe will wake bere If gouerally useful aud pent %F Purchasers will fina it to their advantage to uke bers if ° ulare inquire On premises, 9 See metery, One ars. w north of Hf «tr. WM. HW. HOO MAN to attend rodairy abd wile homsand Hberal wages. Inquire kor Hill road. jy 2t-$ GON suitable Tor the feed id-hand one, in good Bat. northwe BF Persons going to the country, or to different Watering Places, can have theit wardrobes replen- ished at a stnall expeuse. A. BTRAUS, it ar “Washingt Am red Also. 8 WOMAN as Apply No. 505 D street jy 4 ae pre chambermald aed bur north V ‘An accomplished DRAUGILTSM AN can find employmen:during some of his tignre hours in making drawings for the Patent Office. POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE, 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVBNUE, Addi ese Star office, stating term: Between 10th and 11th Streets, ee an experiouced Man to write oper jens TED—In modietel, — Families or pereo ed of first clags SERVANTS of scription, mate and female, tocall and iy% ‘Three Doors from Bleverth Street. PPEBTONIC RACES OF THE UNITED STATES. sy once. bse! ice ak oe fo t goed how . an BUXLEY'S CRITIQUES AND ADDRESSES. | Omee to Mre LOUISE © DOLLER 607 tin FOODS, by Raward Smii street LOUISE Cut Svdt- fn FOX’S MISSION TO RUSSIA; —— THS ARGUMENT AT GENEVA SERMONS AND LECTURES, by W. M. Pun- shon, L. L, E. FANTEL—A good SERVANT) do We W Ainecrore ust come well recommante Apply No. 725 Ist street northwest. J523-5t Ws TED—TO BUY, « good lieht BXPAl ae WAGON, HORSE, and HARNESS. (eho 707 6th street, near G, northwest. WANTEDSA respectable “and god working PERSON to wash, fron, and do general honse- work. A good home and good wages, at CHARLES For Sale by ROBERT BEALL, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, i7%5-3t 495 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND ENCAMPMES be- held ion MON- “th teat Thos Ww: FOWLEE, “rate > WASHINGTO! Poy We, the undersizned Carpet i a rs, in ‘order to give our clerks and fompleyes recreation, do hereby agree to close our ri tive places of business at 6 o'clock p. m., until tember lat ‘8. TrOnRLE £60., JAMS. 3 ° ober Ue | 1 -GOETZ, | MAN & sti iN. iy. 2° hat ‘are Books of stock at the BANKING BOSWELL & & CO.,corner of 4% OFFICE ei hihoe Jase tens Sethe Peace, O3 452 street south 3 Books wilt becleeed | Omthe let day of AUGUST, Sr sisi or sroner if sifthe | STON SOaR PRS Be eieery o SAMUEL HERMAN, iy8-tA1 Sete bro tom, BOOKS, CIRCCLATING LIBR. ¥.M.C. A. ROOMS, Corner 9th and D streets. _Terms: $6 per annum; $2 per quarter, iym PENICK’S INDIAN Bare RESTORER scalp from Dandroff, ee rey ce Boel nat@ral color, renders it soft and pliable, pre’ the Hair from fi ent, aod Teproduseett it w fallin, ere. Tei the finest Hair Dromer Ypows, = y ‘dro, the shone ot tee ind I str Campbell, Gh street and pas on re 7% ome nee Tare nord ‘A. Gray, ih strevt and meees avenue northwest. MILBURN'S POLAR SODA, DESTAND BEST THE wi y ‘ECOLDE Gram und dat EwORLD, menial SPHING WATERS, No. 1439 Pexxstivasia AVENUE, _jel8-tr near Fifteenth street. the use of merenry, do nc not leave ner act dicectiy som state a Disorders, erent Fevers, &0', £0. the free use of Schenck's Menivake Pills” selon increased faciliti i enable as to eed ‘oreo * _ @ULIOK & BHO. gp seorction OF CO-PABTNERSHIP. The co-parti heretofore extating between e | ABBAWaM BHO. ts thie day ante tual consent. BEATA: AM. he undersigned seauies all the indabtednose of ow late scm one oe ts authorized to collect ali deve: hea Sm. AMUBL ABRAHAM. PASTUBE.—Inquire 1327 Cy Homie sce ees ee [a SEVEN-OOTAY PIA 08, complete order, will AL FT be sold at for cash, at ry Pte ‘D& BRO. senha gece 420) Ht reet, near horthwest corner Pa.'ave. jyM-6t* JOSEPH 5. MAY'S e PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, 939 PenxsyLvania AVENUE, NEAR 10TH STREET TO CLOSE BUSH 0 oaokte 8 oF RID ae pug bon ABASBCO BAUCE. RE AB! PUNGENT. ates norsuperion tu eticagine at ew drépe will Vab2w WN. W. BURCHELL, 1332 F street. J Ne le setcoe AaBTr oreere PATENT st panes i as aces work ‘TO CO! d REST, be: weadaenad Fey avtue. £Epe iT HANDY. THE RELIABLE FAMILY MEDICINE. ore it fer, all BACi'S, S07 L street. y2343t Gabi wORGLEE | megeees aouitable person. elt A four room mopeE, = mall north rfocs - Al away, APP at and i Tas hh sige’ | aE at FY Tty 3725 street, between 4t! ot ee '—Three, four five Shaacan — Gas and Water te for | $s mali family ,( without young children ) Inquire at Haake A pore moribent ) near Gane AwOS | Fo ‘eee 1B No. ts SStF pp | FSochen ix and one t as and water gr sule cheep ral Inqaite HOU + Goal Dealers, hand O streets i74-3t* Fer ae Moe eee HOUSE of fre ns, 1408 12h oti street north west. To's Aopiycs THOS AN. 919 7th r at the store f 12th and O streets. iv2i-3.° SAL¥—CORNER Lot 6, square se, corner Of A and 14th streets southsast. Price nts per foot. Smail cash TT pé Darance on long ime.” Tuquire at No. street north: OR RENT—A jyt > wo-etory, Daarmont and atle E'Ghrce” Hotse. Sih renga a Water, Dathroom. &e., No. S28 tah strect north wont. Rent fo a goed tena 8) per manth, in advance. Inquire at " at oO. 1429 Pennsyly ante avenue. ane . t OR RENT—Furnished, a FRONT ROOM. Ape EG athe 109 Lane nea Toquire on second floor. 323 3" [POR BENT—PARLOR STORY, consisting of threw so0ms, at 1208 6th street, near corner of M street Rorthwest; $15 per month. jy23-1w* VOR BENT—A large DOUBLE PARLOR «0 ble for meeting purposes and sffices. In at 487 P HI tel. FeRS conte rh Lng oto LOTS oL wong BROS. hwes re ‘ennsylvania avenue, near the Natiooal 3y23-1:n* 926 D atreet southweet, ing Six rooms; lot 25x190. Price 21.00. For particniars inguire at No. 934 on tame street, Cod at No, 623 I street northwest, after 4 o'clock p. LE-ROUSE No. 523-30" OR SALE—HOUSE No. 1309 T wcrect, pr= brick fropt: bay window; 8 room room; lot IsxlWv feet, Small cash payn ons on time. Wiil take ig, Buimproved pre RAINALD? pay ment. ON & ‘2 lw 603 15th street. 720 rect. west, within two pd BUSINESS CHANCES. $30,000, sEisee, AND 92,500. Fos SS Ba of ee old established turt lishment, now doing sarge eclerey, with mac — paiterms, cotting and lew, et ‘ore fixtures chm hog reason ‘selling. Address“ ines,” ‘Star ' BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS Office. irae | OR SALE CHEAP—The Stock, Sistem and | ‘obaceo 8: Lore of, ! - < NEW ROOKS eg sialy sh reer of ttrent " By Julian Hawthoren 380 ir business; teassm Yor sling, @ rang te is Tales, B.S. Baiston, M nde. Apply at store orto, J. nan = stilton ty BA " isa, Oe cae Uneetiied Polats of Bet orth central mn gh of By Rew ine bueiness. Desire to | ~ ie with real — By Mew. : rr N. y Will Carleton ol eatabliohed WINE A | Seana ot the Radroad the Uni STORE situated in a busi 173-4, showing their ni Joe ality pear oftloes 3y10 30 A *s Tully engraved maps, dire: racriptive lat tists’ Bketct enere: man. For fall plare, oy EATER x Pie oneers. Star ice Buildings, or to JAMAS I LL, 534 shat. Navy Yanks jylt-Stawse ONEY fe pean CON Bear ESTATE. IN | sume for from one to | NCURSES ai | ~ years. DLETO: 1m 3 isthe aoe. Hess AND BUILDING con FOR SALE | initials. iy%tr VERNON ROW, AT BALLANTYNE showing ail the ties and changes of bound: so hairs and Kascis No ebarge for stamping paper and env: WARREN CHOATE & CO., (oor. 10h st. and Pacey, An all parte of the city Monon te loan gn teal estate. MOULTON & BRAINABD, 425 SEVENTH STREET, wean E, Mreet Whim (OR SALE Allthe NEM FOOKS for summer reading. alt k BY AUSTIN P. BROWN, Wd, SABBATH sotto LIBRARY Corner of New York avenue and Fiffsenth street. 10 BOOKS for chy d_xchon! Three large double HOUSES, aa tu, pgioe | forthe town cod penton STATIONERY. pian Fiom_ 85:00 to $50,000, and soveral other first Clase Whig SCHOOL FURNITURE sua wo pone hele tauare of GROUND and LOTS tn all and ‘LOTS at Monat btotent—_jtn_ "HOUSES AND WIXTCRES ofennt Ane 8 as | os ABE © hinge Address Post 0 Otic Box é JstOGE Fe ag Fixit ore now Als , all new Books, Porivaical “1 tc reese on given for att sortment of Stationery, Pict P2orosats FOR FUEL. Orrick oF Puntic BUILDINGS AND Grovnns,) Corner Penna. avenne and 2lat street, ast woton, D. O.. July 25. 18h Bealed Provessis wi nine ggeived by the under sixned until 12 m., = STH DAY OF AUGYsT, yto furnish this ofice with fact for the year eud* p. | ng June 30, 1874. Information aa to qnality, tc., &c.,can ba ob tained era ‘application at this oltice EDA Jeune Gorman BOY, from 17 to 30 ws 2d barkeeper CHARLESKLOTS, street, between i7th atrects eoces ws witht 8 rooms, modern improvements, tral location, northwest, State the lowest price, Address C, H”, Star offic 5728-3" V J ANTED—A white married MAN who can don- Gact and work @ farm and garden near the a ne pa Ge or all ids, oF to ace; tan: city, will hear of i by calling on J. M. ‘and onch bidder irq tired to oe TOUNG, Ire 31d Gchstrect, Grod releronces, te: ponit witht at mnrer U. 8. the sum of @5 0, e's | quired IvB-6t" Gee mE, BABC Case scent WASTED Dy Seoimntor tat, for hoasexeepiaz, ™ Oolonel of Bagineere, U8 snea Wot gructoman and wifo ouly. _jy%-8t_In charge Pub. Butidines end Gesunds, ee 7 pat, 18 TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscribe: s obtained from the Supreme ( Courtof the oak trlt of of, ‘Columbia, holding a temamentary on, tne perso al estate of OHA zs NTED=7 fy noe HA! SE, on the ti plan, a HOUSE having 7 of 8 rooms. u to exaecd i Siocnsh and $25 per marth... Price ne Bir poten berg atte west De One, Agcomed: | Fssay. Address, giving locetimm wad description, herepy warned to exhibit the same, withthe POSADAB, de-,care of Temperance Youchers thereof, to the enbscriver, on ‘or bef re | ai, Bureau, 203” Penusyivauia aven the 22d dav of July next: they may otherwisa by | West a law be oxcinded from all benefit of the said ssinte, | WANTED All those yho vaine aeie ight to Given under our hana»,tms 224 day of July. 1573. © best “ONE DOLLAR MARGARETTA JUsT, TACK in neomrately euttea to the | Mosse RELL oyeright by HEMPLER, the Optician, corner Executrix and Exec 4% street sit Pennsylvania aveune. Depot for The myit]y"_ mires ex iba ide NT for part of House No. ) ‘On the petition of OHABLED Re beng. of, Lis K street northwoet, within flys min ville, iad EA 0. CANNON, of Mow overnment Printing Oitice, Albany, indiana, atministrators of John &. Oau- Token. Bens my nom, deceased, praying for the extension of 8 patent ery one to Know VIOTOR ears Jannon, on the 25th day EWING MACHINE bus ite meade’ Arse o per a, for an unprovement in Construction tine: he Most perfect shuttle in ase, roating Tris ora hag {he testimony in thocano becloscd i rand works of steol. Aj pacraees enue, "Also, Branch of ‘hime: F469 fling argument awd the Muaniacr’s sonore totint: oer xuantnor' Te 3 YER. Agent. ted fete 80 dy sf aay Of October next; and that 2 ee ae. on the 8th day ef ober poe ee Se Gia t LOST AND FOUND. APANEEE ARB. JAPANESE F OSTCRETIFIOATE OF DEPOSIT. No.2700, 25 PRE OENT LESS THAN BROADWAY, | are cnutioncd asstcat receh ine Theva Remain NEW YORE PRICES. * | Slicate certifeate has been applied for "s35 They are handsome and serviceable. N. W. BUROR BLL, F rower eh the Post Offic, « IRR ss ui a MONEY. which the owner can in Ds i, VKD- A543 F street. ing at No. 608 5 Sch street, office of © NN oie W tru «view to snc borer eccommodation ofjoar | et —On the pamtomers ind friends in all parts of the city, we T vos eres, ey ene ran aies ve cetablished Yard at the earnér of lat na B perma, mle Milter) nent ferme eccunie 2 larg sok Shargen ne a EE of the very best quality, which eee deliver in any part of ae, cit: queatitics ate) (teder the ‘Bente be found Fo es ay Mt "ese" Louii hii Lira ‘our wy conte forward, prove property. pey ‘< and take her away. . pats "Teg wiktsrvas’s Tdin'st. beyond College, on Boldiers H - paste “somson, while circumelaticen | of dealers here may wea ass Haier aT Woon spotin forchead. short abo Bends high; he/ts holes, in the chest. ‘Fh poke cretaid will Baia. the horap te Whart, Depot and Planing Mill, foot of 4th street BROCK” a"MooBE, 1980: ben treet, Det se Yanpe. Raters aren aries soatinake 5 oe REWARD Wipe pa Was ee he os BOOK, lost on 2th stree , betw: it ans i $5 ann ‘fief at JAMMED Gi salt “sibr 20th and M streets. AT SILVERBESO'S - $5) WARD FOR RETURNING A AG, contain! ie which Street whart a, 10 SOB street een hear iy19- METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE THOMAS LAU OU OAN FIND Ghairman Financial ole OBSTACLES To MABBIAGE. next, 26th Jy28-3t Gent Bupertin ‘Hone. HAPPY RELIEF FOR von MEN Pent feat Hind fiom pH, Ns } ocd mn meron g KESUCTATION: Philcocipita, Pa weae Lectaeee Bi esos ¢ pair for A me havin high re) ae m for’ honorable con - oe refine Lines i it apd professional skills” ° Sy7pm." ‘Gent's fine Gauze Shirts, Ss e Ganze Vests, Laie! Hitiead semen e front,and tueked ast front Sicirta mie by at t's Brown Jean 4 Ty BNOE,” OR WILL S*"ganoR ime DissovRE and pan ot Diawors, 1. ‘80 cent ferent. sty style, very nice and Bath Towels, FOR SALE. Hl e }0R SALE—Two IRON VBRANDAS, om 00 Fens, in atl fo as a4 1. EF eis erase, tho owner aaving to remor’ = ieee ‘at 28 and 50c, | £0 make alterations; will dispose of them cheep. felvet and fine $00 Batchels ct Can be seen ab corner of L and th oe gre west. baw! ony FR BALE A sound young Ee = a fi a & good lor he mabe, est oconts, $200, Call ab 494 Me street northwest after ty ri ay ° Tegular-made 3333-3t Besides a full assortment of Cutlery and Pi: afo at the Ucat house, it ps Wists te ot hanks ne ine Saree | a pn jase, OF of Before you buy ovata look over the stock of | JZ BIOK OLAY VOR SALR. DODGB & DABEE) SILVERBERG'S ju-tt 1437 street, METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE, BOARDING. Bee se on \earcaae OF GEORG m can be . O. Box 33: or applying at 82 pases rect, Air and water equal to apy country place, Btreet cars in ashort time CNT Ens < ay: Counre were Waite with Roobwr gees. Mor fr stations W. 20. is Jy24-3t* Coen ens Terai ae er particulars eadress Le Av ba’ es aan 3 312 SEVENTH STRERT, iyt-tr Neae Paxnsyivania AVENUE. F OB SALE. BRICKS! spanks tg good BUILDING t DRIOKS constantly Gang ~ ih oF ° REMOVAL . 6 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, } -. 4¥einon Row,) corner of uth street, Ee ail sts and p patrons for the sit IBvory siue and style, ot very low rates... THE UNIVERSAL FAMILY SCALB. — HM FORKS Fer Ra sodaee. Darreays te that T have removed from ay FoR SALE A large and handsome DWELLING iit E street northwest; pressed bi fronts with br building 23x35; stone trinmtny and po nail Neste for me th the most substan &B ow ip eru improvemer ts, and firished Located on one of the handsom city; street completed with nly baile a. to Market Space. va FoR sare ton Places haf suave from Capitol gro gas, &e. ‘Apply 1109 OR RENT—One or two furnished ed ROOMS ins very healthy and resjectable Lo- cation; at No. 40 M street northwest, between and North Capitol streets, J2t-eo3t™ F928 BENTIAt No. 400 Tat street souinoact four convenient ROOMS, furnished’ complete | for housekeeping; room for ‘fuel, bath-room and Water closet; gas snd closets in every room, — J21-6(" FARM-—A place fonr miles city coutaining 22 acr y timber. mie a Tame House, in good o gett OR Ki ments consist ef a doub der, bgt ait the 5 mag | an ict full leuty ef good pure water | ard several asia te it trees of the best varieties. Will be svld on easy terme, and city preperty tak: iu part exchange. Price and terms made known « | application to RICHARD B. MOMUN & CO, 1013, Pepnayivania avenue. iis. me Fe, RENT—Part of HOUSE 1002 south B ee uw rigs) Ey ry ~ leman I his wife, Houre ple: rulre Smithsonian In- stitution. ‘Tpquire on the premises ee jena | YOR RENT OR SAULE—One of the most genteel and comfortable HOUSES in the District, con- taining all m all medern conveniences, vith large | lot, cor. h j outbuildings, rinelading ner 4 G streets southeast. Rent mnt te a Se “claws tenant. Loquire of 34M A. epnsylvauia avenue, abe between 3d and 4th etre: utheast, T-im Fo RENT—A three-story BRIOK HpUsE con- taining six rooms; water in the yard. 219 F street, between 2d and 34 northwest. 4 Fo ‘SALE— LOTS on the north ee ‘Two Bhode Island avenue, pi ‘eon. léth streets, cock ‘@x170. hs dys eS UAN BOYLE & CO. , | ereenteenend tical het Bais dibde as: are PARKER, 613 161 oye " Jvi¢-le F QR RENT, OB HU wIsPaNe cor: Ac AGH a1 Mt, Eleaannt, seven. rood sro it 25 ib; pI uit Be BHEED, Caran at ae Sao |W et. FRB BENT—HOOSH opposite Franklin ‘erma, ina adtance. "Wercrencen fe: qebrrcne quired: Sy20-2, ‘OR RE. th—A four-room small waHICK Bott ith a Aiait square rpm Mth care, 624 “Louisiana are- nue. jy7-in_ Fore ein OF TEN ACRES in Vir- rt ii from Georgetown: oq —_ oi eg ria im Thi 3 ree acres of gRor ND welling Souse ‘woven pum; with a with barn. on the Rockviilé pik remit Apniz: on atthe door, Poor eee tm Tennall, im jece. A, PRED'K SHEELE. the pi *OR RENT—Desirable Fo =i pre apis RESIDENCE CR opposite ret, bet w Kovd pay Om. A.B aiid street ana et or B. 439 Penneylvanie wren 5 ront Lyte of He fine house situated corner th ard O streots, ani slo a large STOREBOOM and CELLAR, cope‘ially lg P Seog wore. it cheap. Epasics of HOLLIDGE BROS Sh ant Omrects: 2G im OR EXCHANGE. Fine three str | Fe reed BRICK aL Tpatern: fine Jars Fear; on one Paco ‘iso, com ME Fe Penns gee avenue ent. Good a sel erapens head tote Bie ae out TOR SALE, Qh RENT The WAS Nay FUiny Geagtwones, cera 5th and 5 3 streets. B thin, isite for carr; fines now nthe bulldiug. “Apply at "ARE CHANOR to purchase a good gr arcane god STORE ws ane R DWELLING — et, Fir 5 Feikion,_ Tih etrect northwest streot No.1713. P: ‘i HN on Pa mao-tt . 0. A. Building, th and D ale ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. M MAURY & BRO., Real Estate and Insurance Brokers, 1427 F atreet. What Will the World Say? Mast ft Be? From the Gorma: Popular L Uetmboltz, of Berlin BANKERS, ASD. Dacha Panderivgs of @ Vagabon®. An autobioer: (REEDMAN’S SAVINGS AND TRUST R15, - p Pest oud the Prese COMPANY BANKING HOUSE, Sg pel - 1507 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, eo th Not, “She Said (Opposite U. 8, Treasury.) ALL PROFITS paid to DEPOSITORS, as inte- rest, pot etSow bat per cent. per annum. INTERAST on ONE DoLLa® and upwards, from cach month. Open from 9 a.m. to 4 p. m.; | Wetnesteve a rdays, (deporits only ,) 6 dyl-tr BIGELOW, Why She Refneed Him May. A novel ult and retal 0. ures on Scientific Subjects. Elementary Treation on Natural Philosophy. i AN ODD FELLOW,” for, July, received and for te for Dintetot of Gee horthwest, corner of 1—«ub- scriptions received and the mu x | Liter NEW BOOKS RECEIVED AND FOR ‘ SALE AT 2. Chapman By a London Journalist ol of every day Hero Carthew. A novei by the author of Dorothy By By Mrs. Oliphant. ite Relations to Crime. By W.4 Bressaw nevel. By Julia Hawthorn j Antiquiticn ‘of the Southern Indias ‘SLANE BUOKS, PLAYING CARDS, and ENV: BLOPES, ‘at the very lowest Prices, “are By 0. 0. race, Banker, 643 D STREET, near Seventh, Paye INTEREST ON DEPOSITS, makes COL- LECTIONS, and trausacts all business connected N OTIOE. Oran Bi OF STATIO WEERY A EW » BLANK Book MANUFACTOR First-class goods ai fair prices. for with Banking. sptly | LITHOGRAPHING. ENGRAVING. ; — ‘i Bas KING HOUSE ‘The public are invited to onll ane examine our A new stock. BEN F J.H, SQUIRE & CO., 1446 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, 14 FRENCH Under National Metropolti Be and next door soaey, Ovone Orrositz Wi.tanp’s Horst, anat — WASHINGTON, D. 0. . oe — Sper cent. interest Paid on deposits. PIANOS, &e. Deposits Bavable 0 on demand. Pay of paste UCAS’ PIANO AND MUSIO STO} the Army cashed in advance. Pian |S Seventh street northwest Pianos avd Organs aod Masicel Tostrumenta of Corner of 7th and T= NATIONAL BANE OF THE BPE ; brim ‘ ° ‘ FROM 1 dees PES * Hast pkadter, oui Cashier. LAN Al BAN G jae yg VENTE Senser, “ x epee ety sacar Oviiections made and JOH Be crident, A EBEBLY, ¥. Prove, SrriNe see PRENTISN On", ae ly JA* COOKE & CO., Bankers, BUY ABP SELL FORRIGN EXOHA ISSUE CIRCULAR L Travelers, Ce ted 1” any part wa the world, _— Our Drat oY ‘COOKE McCULLOCH & CO., are Cashed in any — 3 ExcLanp, IngLaxp a SCOTLAND, free of chari ASHI BAN Corner 7th street “ona Lovtstens avenue, PAYS 6 PER CENT. INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. eDCeR date of seposita. she be made and drews or eal tf 3.4 ‘a BUFF. Treesarer, Bank = 8 AL, Agency Oammon’s PIANOS. Gan Ee eke ee Werte MEDICAL, &e. ged cuny cormen Gy pest has Lee eters No. ve a eee ge bee ‘Avani Lg 4 Cs on 4 specialist of twonty-Bve years | Woetcal Insttumeuts generally Me ag. Hy PHILADELPHIA, Bo ention. ia the Be cached nee af A013 Bex New York | GCHOMACKER & 00. Pianos, avenue. Office hours—10 Engage- ‘ta can be made for evenings. ae {EMALE DISEASES of all ge ye oe epbe one ana, on spoloee 98; ad rs. Dr. BYE ENT—Vojy desirable STORE, pear a et 8) ee E WAGGAMAb,o19 ith street, comfc ble 'T. ror nd Bax sia fia net Liat | ea to ees ore STABLES. NAILOR & SON, HACK AND HIRING + STABLKS, 1419 Naw Youy Avuxcy, 3x aret-clase, bin- jose Carriages tention to oar pa Sy and che lowest SSyat Sen T. light Pleasure Cosches for Picnics, 1 = ehing — which may be had Special atte ea ‘paid to the care een tee | mation of ing Horses. decls-ly ALLISON Ware see Hlnine ING STABLES. enue OaBRIA‘ aeos ne eee ae. A eens = ‘and for wedi Cra sranet y ee a sup) oe se hones bl re aoe ee is . Proprietor. PtABLiIseED 1861, —_ S1E4M DYER AND SCOUKER, Wo, 114 Brasiiy: = aisaapil a for sale or rent on Bast Txxms,to make! REICHENBACH’S PIANO WAREROOMB, 423 Hth street, above Peonsyivania avenue, for Wm. Knabe & Co.'s and Wm. Mo- laggt teed PLANOS taken tn part payment for 3 e. PIANO tome * See PHILADELPHIA, GREAT REPUCTION IN PRICES. ‘Theee instruments, «hi on account of their a- willbe sont, "eOeCeeE, Eerionty over all othern Ihave toa tows Mor eae Worth ts tien were street. Philadelphia. ‘en27Jy Eocome tive mcs: Popular bere, as well as ret the county ‘cau be had now for the fa: COAL AND WOOD. Remover. “TR iT wey J. E. MILLER a D HIS WOOD AND COAL YARD | snd com og heb : A8 REMOVED HIS WOOD AND COAL YARD | and themed! from corner 14th and B streets, to C streat, oa © bh streets 1ith and 154) Mib street, ope euuare portt He also em Die ane oe ue old yard. retains bis Office at 1316 F street, near Sbbitt House, where he will continue to fill orders prompt: 2 for best qualities of Fuel at lowest prices for fair jealing. OAL, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. J yuau Boris. Aftoat and arriving daily, standard COAL of dif- ferent varieties, for family purposes, steaming, manufacturing, &c. An experiouce of thirty years in the trade affords ir ts Proper facilities ig selecting and supervising fem WwooD, sawed and split, or in cord length. BY Best quality fair prices,and fair dealing. | city. Orders souCiCG. Oy ARKR & GIVEN. Som al Offices—424 0th street, and corner 12! C | terms, streets northwest. W! ro edjoin- | property. ing Long Bridge. 72-26 McCAULEY & BROS., iD COAL D: Yards—No. 19 A ee LER Sis | $49 Ten strest, (over street northwest. REAL ESTATE AGENTS. JUAN BOYLE & ©o., REAL ESTATE AND NOTE BROKERS, Ubth saree, opposite U.8. Treasury. Gre. REE stark BROKERS, Bevings TAXES,