Evening Star Newspaper, July 28, 1873, Page 2

EVENING STAR. crosny § S. NOYES.......Editer, Reading Matter on Every Page. Largest Circulation in the Distriet WASHINGTON CITY DAY... ‘The Star By Mail.’ Persons leaving the city fer the summer, or any portion of it, can have Tax Stax mailed to thetr address for much time as they desire, at the rate of fifty cents per month. Orders, sccom- panied by the money, should be sent to the busi- ‘Ress office of the paper. —_—_—_-+e2-—____. The Chesapeake aad Ohio Canal. Since our last reference to the affairs of this important public work, the president of the canal company has presented a further report to the directors, in which he speaks in a tone of exultation of the present and prospective pros- Pp’ rity of the canal so strong, that it looks as if this very prosperity had taken bim by surprise. At all events, beyond a ioud announcement of the fact, he ventures no effort to account for it. Doubtless this is a judicious abstiaenge, for he would be a bold reasoner who should attempt to show that any prosperity of which the canal may have now to boast, is to be credited to the Policy of the existing directory. What the prospects of the canal were along the earlier montbs of the seagon may be fairly enough judged from the comments of the inde- pendent press not only on the periodical returns of the coal trade at Cumberland, but the exhibits of President Gorman himself. They were re- garded, in so many words, as “not ‘lattering to the condition of the canal.” And his annual Teport, that drew so many spontaneous plaudits from his Baltimore friends in and out of the stockholders’ meeting, was construed as but a bid for a sale of the canal to tne federal gov- ernment, because the report more or less di- reetly inferred that the canal had become a “losing concern,” ‘‘a bad investment,” ‘a financial failure,” Sc., Kc. A change therezore in the prosperity of the canal sosudden and fayorable, as it had no source in any policy or change of policy on the part of the president and directors (who cava- lierly maintain the yosition they assamed early in the spring) could be accounted for only in some other way. What that was, besides the inmberent vitality of the canal itself, @nd the bold front for its protection shown by its an- doubted friends, we have heretofore indicated and need not repeat. Happily for the canal,these sanative agencies continue in fall operation, and are likely to exercise yet larger efficiency bereafter. In the president's annual report some mat- ters appeared which as they are right neither in spirit nor letter, may aswell be remarked upon and dismissed, As the subject of cheap freightage is the ticklish one around which slone differences of purpose and opinion have arisen, or areever likely to arise, President Gorman was betrayed thereupon into an exhi- bition of unfriendliness and even acerbity, which a little surprised us. Resolute to main- tain his policy of increased tolls, with their in- disputable advantage to the railroad and preju- dice to the canal, he sharply insists that every reduction of cost in transportation must be made by boatmen, shippers, and anybody and everybody else connected with the canal, save thecanal company itseli! In the very face of his declaration that it is ‘all important to the future trade” of the canal, that the “cost of transportation” upon it be ‘reduced to a mini- mum,” he confines reduction of charge to the “wharfage and freighting” elements alone, continuing the “toll” bra: of the opposite measure of augmentation. It is hardly to be wondered at that a policy of re- duction so Hibernian, should have led a New York paper to designate its author as Mr. O'Gorman. Coming down to specific figures, President Gorman demands 4 reduction of “wharfage” at Cumberland and Georgetown, unitedly, of “fif- teen cents,” and roundly pronounces the pres- ent fees as “exorbitant.” But one in his posi- tion should know that the Georgetown wharves are, with one exception, owned or leased by coal companies, who ship their own coal, and will not be likely to abandon their present yards (more than sufficient for ail the demands of the trade) in order toembrace the visionary advan- tages expected from the outlet-lock scheme. And if, as regards Geurgetown, the president's attacks fall short of their aim, he can squelch any excess at Camberland that may exist out of his own imagination, and render his name im- mortal by procuring an extension of the present canal to its natural terminus at the mouth of George's Creek. Such an extension, with noth- ing “Buncombe” or sensational about it, would bave an immense practical value and render the canal as complete as the nature of the case and the geography of the country,will admit of. We should read, or listen, with high interest to anything President Gorman might haye to re- mark on so really desirable, and, we hesitate not to say, easily practical enterprise, to be ac- complished at no excessive outlay, either byan extension of the present “prism,” or slackwater- ing the Potomac river from Cumberland up. But we have been led away somewhat from the first purpose of this article, which we conclude byobserving that in putting down his “ayer. age wharfage” (i-cluding both ends of the canal) at 43 cents, . ‘r. Gorman exceeds the trae figures by 10 cents; er ton. By correctiy inform- ing bimself on this and other pojnts before writing, be might have avoided serious mistakes. The “freightage” item which Mr. Gorman ould so summarily reduce constitutes the wages on which the boatmen live. The rule and measure to which he weuld subject the wages of these people if applied to his own salary, would make the office of canal presi- dent a thankless one, and hard to fill, or keep filled. He greatly mistakes. The boatmen on the canal are now receiving the least they can live by, and whilst many of them are showing their willingness to save the canal by a spirit of true self-sacrifice, it hardly becomes the presi- dent of the company so openly to display a feeling of depreciation and unfrien‘liness to a hard-worked and meritorious class of men, by whose labor it is that the canal derives any sig- nificant value. st0e- ‘The Cepital puts in a timely word against the project of the Board of Health to fill up the wells in the city and abolish the pumps. Wash- ington city is favored in having a large number Of fine wells, affording cool, clear water, that is preferred by many for drinking purposes to the Potomac water. This water is always clear and palatable, while the Potomac water is not unfrequently so muddy as to be unfit for use. At other times, too, the aqueduct water is un- palatable from a strong fishy flavor, which was at first supposed to be due to decayed fish in the pipes, but which it was afterwards ascer- tained came from the water being infected by the minute water plant known as conferva. Again, the existing pumps and wells have eoved invaluable when, from breakage of pipes or from the necessity of making repairs or al- terations, it has been requisite to shut off the water. Altogether, the project of filling up the wells seems most unwise, and the reason given for it—i.¢., that the surface filth infects the well-water—lacks the needed element of fact. In cities like Philadelphia, where deep privy ‘wells are in general use, it is quite likely that neighboring wells of ws water may be poisoned by filtration, but the wells of this elty are so situ- ated that there is not much chance for impuri- With a due appreciation of the blessing of aqueduct water, tet us yet hola on to the valuable auxiliary supply afforded by our excellent wells. +20e- ‘The Sunday Hercid remnforces our appeal for the opening of the Congress library and the library of the Young Men's Christian Assocta- tion on Sunday, and points out the good results that have proceeded from the opentag of the Mbraries of Philadelphia and Boston on that day. We notice that many of the most a tul papers in the country are advocating the «pening of libraries on Sunday as a means of drawing non-chureh-goers and especially young men from haunts of vice and Gulganen a by afordh them a harmless and elevating enjoy- ‘ment and recreation. in the indulgence | ‘The New York Hera'd of yesterday in speak- ing of the foreign market says that it is giving evidence of weakness. The Wall street mar | hets were dull on Satarday, with no feature | Sorthy of special mention. The weekly bank staiement is regarded as very favorable. even a Virginia 6’ ta, ate ten Bavrouoge. Cg 3. i dull—low middi! Flour Wheat aciive 10 - $ do. ‘role. rovisions quiet. jaik meats—shoulders, a: Whirky Grim, 95 8 hw Lo ins big ney nay iy ee dali and nominally heat quiet and heavy. Corn quiet 6 3:30 p.m <8 insole, dake and he amount of bul: into the'E Bank of Eug and ou balance to- rie, 46% D.m.—The rate for money ~basige on g-¥ernment is lower than jank of gland rate by 1 per cent. Ris, July 23 —Rentes 6 france 38 centimes, Panis, July 28. —Kentes & francs # contimes, payee SEATED cee War DerantMent, (fice of C Suenal ‘Wacninaton, July 2, 183, 100 Srnorsis oN The rast Twary-voUR Hol The barometer fallen —. in the southern and middie stances, and in the ifo valley, the upper lakes ana northwest. It pe rhen over the lower lakes and New Ragland. in the southern states, middle stat Li ‘fall being middle "Atlantic ‘mates and the Now Eng- iy valley, and lal over the land coast. Northerly winds and partly clo Weather are reported from Minnesota sud the M souri - alley PRosapiLiT/8s.—During the rest of Monday, for the south: rn states, partly cloudy weather and ooca- si nal local rains. For the middle states, clondy and threatening weather and Aumerous local rains, For land, clear or part! weather the lower lakes, falling pareniatorclowat sed ratay weather, with higher temperature For the upper lakes and the northwest, falling barometer and local atorma,follewed by Clearing weather night. Mornicg telegraphic reports are tnfesing from the Missouri valley. = The thermometer in the business room of 1 er in nese ne ap office cee to-day as follo m.,73; a. BD. 2p.m ¢. IN CONFORMITY TO THE ACTION OF the Kepuvlican Club of the dist District, at a Toeeting beidon the 6-bine in accordance with the usages of the Ciub, 1 hi jointed the following gentlemen members of the’ Republican Executive Committee of said District for the cur rent year, viz'~Samuel & Riley, George H. McRe: olde, T. Michael Shiner, Wm. B. Moore, Wm, Garces, Moses Bradshaw, Francis 0} ers Le oO Marenail, Law- rence G. Fletcher, Wn ‘Creary, Frank B. Dob- byn, James Hill, Hugk ieee A CAMPBELL, Fropidgot Republican Clab 2ist District, Washington, D.C. July 28 nies _Chiva. and ‘isp, CO Fw BROTOR, sb saDO LIC WoRKs, " wistErcT oF COLUMBIA, ASMINGTO aly 23:h, 1973 eacsali ce jacive to the sand “of Public Worke ts from Boundary street to Turnpike rond land of hereas the e direction of the sunray surveyed ‘and a plat thereof re d fil’d in ont o Notice is herebs of said street. an Whereas it havin, public interest by the B extend H street northeast the Columbia Te of the proposed extension all persons having ob; thereto are requested to make them know undersigne! on SATUB! Boon, at the office of the Vic: of Pablie Worksof the m, No. 13 Morrison’ Washington, D. where any ol may be wade will be heard and consid 4 C00 Aoguat = of Colambia, Building, 434 atreet scat “el EPHERD, DER, a a BPECIAL OF THE Wo- iS MEN'S CHRIS SSOOCIATION will be held on TUESDAY ly 29th, wt 1 o'clock Fiat tall atigudance ts Teguested, as business of importance will be transacted 2528-2 THERE WILL BE AN ADJOURNED eeting of the BOARD OF Tai ST ERS hed ot the Franklin Scheol it &. ESD. EVENING, July 29, 1573, at ‘4. P. FARDON, a 126 St Chr& jm THE WILL BEA MESTING oF bg) Sckhuldersof the Joint Stoel x, Company of a rot ‘NG SENS CHAT ‘TIAN yy ae 4 01 forme of th sha D otrests wots} mee os ESDAY jay auth at ovclsck. By Seder ofthe Board of Dirt ore. — ye CIRCCLATING LIBRARY, Y. M. C. A. BOOMS, Corner 9h and D streets, ALL THE POPULAR BOOKS OF THE Day. Terms: $6 per annum; $2 per quarter. _jym PENICK’S INDIAN HAIR BESTORER bas never been known to, f scalp from Dandraff, restores “Gray” Har nD ite natural color, re Ht soft and pliable, prevents the Hair from f falling wat. and rep: . It is the finest Hair Dresser Known, Sees, 6th # reet and Massachasetts avenue northwest; Jas. S*one, 7th aud L streets northwest; and Wi eee 4th street and Mamechuoctss ay MILBURN’S POLAR SODA, COLDEST AND BESTIN xae WORLD, anh pure Fruit, Cream — Syrapes MINERAL! SPRING: WATERS, a pe SSeS AvaEsca, BL He s i ‘3; g a. - i i Pa i iE i | I er x. ZXPPRECHT informs removed her stamping ith street to Sos Lith street, streets. w By the time GIBBON, 92. 1CTUBES COPIED A. 5328-20 Cc 48». Philedelphias are: are longing to the abov Market street, No. 439 Tou ‘Se { aT REDUCED PRicas, 3213”, ‘To make room for Fal! Goods, GILT PAPERHANGINGS, at MARERITER!'S. a jest and cho! sulcetion je erteet and choicest os Sica ae pep itanfactaze _ Ld for Decorative) sive Panera Window Picture aie he pcb Teen meee a ag after 3 o'clock. SFttrxe OUT TO CLOSE. LVONS' BLACK SILKs. We have on band abont 25 or 30 pieces vane LYONS’ BLACK SILKS ( Bellon’ ean we Co.'s makes), which we are selling below cost CLOSE OUT AT ONCE. splendid aireneaty 6 our pn yh ast be gold within ‘the aentso'daye, shine Store frker and sons M mit for Pomaivaane tate. 5 Peer P AT THE REQUEST OF MANY STILL REMAINING IN THE CITY, M. WILLIAN HAS DECIDED TU CON1INUE FOR TWO WEEKS LONGER HIS DISCOUNT OF TWENTY PER CENT., VIZ: UNTIL SAT- UKDaY, AUGUST 9TH. M, WILUIAN, iy a0 907 Ponasylvauis av G BEAT B fo BGAINS ‘leetng oat on Gur SUMMEE GOODE st BEMNANT COUNTER ae SS we are Low d it bk es pee Sea peermares UST EE & BRO. i928-3t “919 Pennsy’ ie. SR sn ae R® HLAND BOpeEye, aa DAY SCHOOL 145 Newcaiea pig near ” park Avenue, BALTIMORE, Mo. WM.D.MARTIN, AM, Brtpetpal, Sar om 4 graduates of the University of V. Frenc ard German n taught by ‘oxperionced mative masters, Season September 16th Cataiogues, with full. particulars, sent to any ad- ress. 23 23-2m_ nar he : BABGAINS so No 43 IN Tr §r PAPER HANGINGS, Tra Br. WINDOW SHADES, PICTURE FRAMES, PICTURES, &c. The Jargest assortment in this District at RE- DUCED PRICES, until September Ist, to make room for Fall Goods. At MARKRITER'S. SF Terms Cash. iy263t" Please Remember Place and Number, CABTE DE VISITE PPOTOGRAPHS THAT F dozen ra 53 per ‘cont elsewhere in this city $5 half dozen, we make for §3 per dozen and half dozen; and nel Garde thet you pay dozen and 9 haf make and 83 half d end every facility Call and exam! WHEELED fA ae ‘ANGERMAN. Oe iy%-27 418 7th street, beet D rand Bwtrcotn MIGHLY IMPORTANT! Immense Reduction in Prices! iN CONSEQUENCE OF THE LATENESS OF THE SEASON, AND IN ORDER TO RE- DUCE STOCK, 1 AM OF FERING Light Cassimere Suits, at..7, 8,9, 10,12 and cor Biue Fiannel Suits, (thoroughiy sponged) .. White Duck Suits... All Linen Suite. Light Cotored Cassimere Pants id Vests to mate! Light Casimere Pant White Marseilles Vest: Alpaca SACK... Linen Sack Coats. Youths’ Cheviot Suit Boys’ Cassimere Evite. 10,12 and $15 Fine Blue-Cioth Frock and: Sec k Coats.....8 to $12 Also, a great many other articles too numerous to menton, at corresponding low prices. A Lance Assortment oF Extra Stzz 8vits, &7" Purchasers will fina it to their advantage to give me acail. 7 Persons going to the country, or to different Watering Places, can have their wardrobes replen- ished at a amail expense. A. STRAUS, POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE, 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, Between 10th and 11th Streste, jy% ‘Three Doors from Bleveath Street. PANESE FANS. JAPAN FANS. a NB! 25 PER OME Fone BAN BRoaDWar, ‘They are handsome and jy22-12t 1 gf bey SAUCE. MARKABLY PUNGENT. fi Xt has 00 super rior ABLY eer few ‘drops will 2 ate NW. bn sentcr: 1332 F street, Fe# SALE. BRICKS! Bi 1OKS |! ltt + tated good BUILDING BRIOKS constantly “Ver: Teasonable for jyl6-2m* L. °8 “CHAPMAN, lith street, between N and O, or 1822 2th st. METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE OU CAN FIND Gent's Lisle Haif- era Baperfine, Half-Hose, sho. | Superstout He Half.) iricees 9 3 pair for aGbenizel Pal Bee i tas for gi r gl Gent’s fine | fate Saige te = ety Latics’ 5 ked front, and tucked and embroidered front. $i fee” 10-tuck BuiPt3,h if areas Binbroidored Drawers, 91. sais Drarecat one 20 cents. eerie, Aprons, PRpronm decent styles, very nico and Excellent n iS and Boe, Bal Sis wangs conta, Brushes, at 25. 1. alga ig ot ceo rrr cate (one, 3 pair for Besides s full assortment of Gutlery and Plated ks, Toys, Jewell ol ase, Poke Bee pee Tore a? pee aoe . “cannes over the stock of SILVERBERGS METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE, 319 SEVENTH STREET, Syt-te Nua PExnsvivania AVENUE. FAmnargs’ LETTER SCALES, Every size and style, at very low rates, THE UNIVERSAL FAMILY SCALE. ‘THE POCKET SETTER SOALES. ear 3 esses wave wo ELE. ROBY he T. EDW. CLABK. ‘T. 8. OBOS8,JR 7. EDW. CLARK & CO,, DEALERS LUMBER, WOOD AND COAL, DOORS, SA5H, BLINDS, MOULDINGS, &c., &c. of éth street WANTS. Wi NTED—-A good COOK, WASHER AND 1B8ONERB, Gt ‘small faaiity. avely at qos eat street, Georgrtowi Ves A Waste A Soy Fy avenue. NTED-Cham aid and kitchen GI¥ | WAtiet a PABRINGON HOUSE: io Ges Pennsylvania avenue. h* | WANTED-« et aaa BE ast coms well Tee oR OMAN. ‘and sesist, 476 Ponneytracia iy recommended. ‘AGG = | Sas corner 6th ANTE So a pA 1 fail; wood ‘Address aos we MB in avenae, : WM. ROTHWELL. ay Waneca er a } 805 ANTED—An coment GBEMAN BOY be: swoon toes foe of pols lbgeb con! to this cit OST OFFICE’ AL BOX Sil. jy 3-3 to COOK, Wr sre a piece, Seen, | work in Surg family’. Call St 13, 1980 toch street nort! A.M. kK" | WANA anaes BUILDING LOTS, sulte- andes fe residences, near intersec:ion ‘and Massachusetts avenu: and | form, ‘Adress REAL ESTATE, rstibes erent Po @ reapectable white T = rte W iation ss scantras tee nan willing to assist _in housework or attend to children. a D street, between 34 and 4d¢ Jy 23-3t* Warns genteel white GIRL, not under 80 years of age,to nurse; a begins ing to go into the country for balance rane references, required: Apply this creuing 6 and 8 o'clock, at treet, between bow | avenne and D street W ED—A COMFORTABLE PLACE TO BOARD for two months in the country, dis- tent frm two to cis bt miles in any direction from the city by a family of a gentleman, wifo, in- font. If accommodations are suitable two suck fam- ilies can be obtained as boarders. Address, for one week, A. B. ©..Honse of Representatives P. 0. ¢ Washing: ‘on, D. ee ANTED—A smart, active WHITE Bor, med yeare of age, to Saar | self a Most come well recommended. ly at CARO'S, 505 Pennsylvania avenue, ‘oder Mat jational Hotel. jy3s-3t Ww ANTED—A respectable middle-aged WUMAN (widow preferred) to do light housework and assist in the care of an invalid. Must come well re- commer ded. Good wages to a suitable person. Gall at aa a Lis September isth or October stating terms, “ores: ‘story "HO ‘SE &, F, between and lth streets; or between G street and the avenue, for ‘| prempt, reliable tenant. Address SE, ir office. . Jy25-3t Wik TED-A ool COOK, WASHER and WRONER. Good wagen will be given to one will make herself generally useful and pleasant. For perticulere tevuia an Dremines, above Mount Olivet Cemetery, one tile noi re. yaoi 7? °° ine WM. HOOVER © ieee malo ”* Star office, stating terms, an experienced Man to write» tice: tions. a Paes ANTED— Temediatel— F ailige oF persons in wan ERVANTS of overy ds. scription, male aud fomalesto call and get supplied St once, ‘Servants also ean et good homes and bee of wages a] 14 jurel Onice; to Mire LOUISE O BUTLER $07 i street, near E- W ANTED—A good SERVANT. housework; must come well recommended, Apply No. 725 Ist street northwest. Jy23-5t" ANTED—A white married MAN who can con- duct and work a farm and garden near the city, will hear of a situation by Sites on J. M. ¥ zane? 9813 G:h attect. Geod references ro: : v3 ANTED—Dy Septomber Ist, for ee = by a Reatlem an and wife ouly, 3or 4 unt oa ished ROOMS, 2d floor, modern house; ge location. ‘References. ‘Address BADT: riwdite, Star office. ANTED AI those who, valine erg 5 to Ww he best * E DOL! EAPO. TACLE” ‘int the eodins. te. poss nes to the eyesight by H. H, HEMPLER, the Optician, corner street and Pennaylvania ‘avenue. Depot. for Ficomeen of all kinds, myi9-ly™ W 4STED UA TENANT for part of House No, Mreet northwoat) within Ave minnice walk of Governineet Brinton DB t has gas and water, summer kitchen. Rent moderate, jes A NTED—very one to Know that the ii rae | iit to - ai SEWING MACHINE hae its ting; the most perfect shuttle in ‘troy poring cradle; needle bar and works of steel Agency Beungylvaata avedue, “Al ‘Also, Brauch of se ofaRs1y TT SEPOFOD,, ww. SPIUER, LOST AND FOUND. a the am. fostant, in in Bogan & Wolic’s a smell Apply to JOHN B. MIL! “e Bogan & Writes, 1015 and 10207th stroct: LL S828 ths grounds of Soldiers” Home or on Th 4 street, @ lady 's SHAWL, red and black stri| Any cm turning it to Star sso ed i wa Lomi iain oF DEPOSIT. We ao. are cautlonea agolnat receiving Gheame, te cies plicate cectiheote ban ‘been a) i) jedfor "j25 &" IR RENT AND SALE. von REnT—KOONs, farnished, 349 C street = northwest, between Si and 45 afcer T p.m. OR a ‘suitable BAKRETT, Att’) ae housekee; tt of 0. D. stew 8s. 31 2or3 as at. jyBs-ae gas and water, with cel wuftablefor twe families. i } {Teac ‘3 HOLLIDOW, Shand O sr Peretti te will Or en suite. —At 1S 10th Rep aeitatets 4 SERVANT wanted at same number. = Ddeautifal, eat Franc Room og tse secra fctr, arto gufarn ished; also, 3 op Ww. . 3528-60" Corner 15th st. and New York Fer SALE—A Frame OOTFaGs ean street, between 20th and Zist ati rounds, Ypres of frais ross. fevered = TROP’ £ DUDLEY, eat i tame ard Louis '—Nine-room HOU! BE % 1th street. Apply at _iy28-2w 25-50" on Cv nnesticut avenue, near mol gemest ‘Cars pass the door. 12 12 h street northwest, basement HOUSE, with all convenionc comets order Terms easy. Inquire of UF SEARLE, Architect, t. 710 E st ¥ No. Fe RENT—DWELLING. rooms, gas and water, Apply at “ad B streot south. east. Key in Stare on premise: 3926 Qa Fe. RENT—One = BRICK HOUSE. containi Hail, op &th street, between P and Q sts; per month. Inquire No. 4037¢h st. north. J¥28 St Fo, SALE—A four-room HOUSE, fronting on 224 street — in square 75, fronting about 17 feet, and runnin, k 100 feet to'a thirty. YY and a ‘in front. Luqnire at the corner store, im weapaes “Soo, aE Lr eer eaten dnyeice.ct Fo ENT_New ee RANE Us rooms, 3926-307 Pee To Gsee recent tree story and U312 Peansyl- Vania avenue, opposite National Theater, ten 6 rooms, summer kitchen, gas and Font, $38 oot pared BUSINESS CHANCES. | _ BOOKS, STATIONERY, 40, $100 Reopen rcea erence | | PAERIERS" RACES OF THE UNITED Address J.Q.'A. BUXLEY'® CRITIQUES AND ADDRESSES “exchange for | FOODS, by Edward Smith citys SF ae | Fox's issiOm To RUSSIA: IMestraset LPRICLEPS, | THE ARGUMENT aT GENEVs a: SERMONS AND LECTUKES, ty W. M. Pan- Ger “om Bae fet Por Sale by ous pening. “ae avenue cast ROBERT BEALt.. imam dated; WILLT Al eee Tao — hes ei BOOKSELLER 4ND STATIONER, yD NSYLVANIA AVE. ARGEN CHOATE @ Co., BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONE| Fo ines be WW Pee) Le ot fixtures of TC edition. By Will Uarlecon jroade of the Usited States joage, stocks. as. Bixty-five beast owing all the latest iscoveries and ‘hanger of bowadarces, with Artiste’ Sketching chairs and Basis > charge for stamping paper and envelopes with | initials. WARREN CHOATE DM tr VERNON ROW (cor. Worh «t. At BALLaNT é | 428 SEVENTS STR! e of improvements, Lot | E FOX. "1808'P Penna. are. | We can command these su ums firet class real estate security tn ii’ thing pertaining to the ity. joans mat be Gasxeeption me ero SH, | oa Pennsyivania avenue. | Stock and Fixtures of « BE ® Rood business, on 9 hb St the office of LYNCH. orth w 4533- iy 25-3" For. SALE—A Fa mcy Stoney “ aireet DP FERRIS. 336 F street reading: all the SOHOOL LIBRARY BOOK for cholrand school, C koQURE parlor: STATION G OOL FUBNITUBE sud PLiks, FRE SALE—4 KARE CHA vou AGROCERY | ‘ORE, sit ral locality of sitna’ed in a north cer the ly, Ti is doing a fee busine change business. Adress, with real September. Box 2, Star office conte, MAN & 50N, prs borin Son, Sc: west. corner of 1—sub- ¥ TO Ui aru | ats nga Y ‘Tertaaicals, Be, ands full ae: Morte ‘0 LOAN ON BAI ‘ATE, 18 ow s. adicais, . Moses of 81,000 Obl spwards for Pram rem gne to | ~~ pamembe » Pictures, Picture Frames, Sve years, Bek s MIDDLETON, e = 3y2-1m Lith strest, Luter NEW BOOKS RECEIVED AND FOR Hovsrs AND BUILDING tons FOR 5A SALE AT tainiog six aougl of Maryland ave ath len . 8. EDWARDS, Pei Lae eve. re Fo RENT —Four HOUSES on S street, between Vth and 13th northwest; $30 per ‘month each One at 1239 TF strect northwest 838 pee mouth, aud four on K street, between Fors Capitol and Ist east, at $45 per month each. pply to GEO. RGE BURGESS, pected at-Law, J) 26-8 1 4% street, meer ot ‘ity Tail. {OR RERT—Fine Tarek HOUSE, No. 915 7th street northwest, fronting Farragut square, FAM is HOUSE, No. 737 6th street, between G and H streets northwest; ld reoms, bathroom, &c. Slsosgther HOUSES, as follows: No. 8th street northwest, with 10 room No. 11s 9h street northwest, with 10 r. No. 1110 G street northwest, with 6 room Binall OOTTAGE in Uniontown, D.C. Inquire of JOS. F. KELLEY, Real Estate Agent, Office No. 902 8th street northwest, between [ and. K streets. 1926-3 FoR. oRbRy OE EXCHANGE FoR CIty PROPERTY—An improved FARM of 12! Acres,(about 9% of which are under cultivati pe vines. Ona fine tarapiks and about an hour's Hide from this city. two Dwelling Houses, one 40 feet frout, with large barn, stabling, hay ba Al the batidings new.” Land good and . pl ments and stock ca ulars, inquire of 26 6." B Fore RENT—A STORE and DWELLING, con- - preter, southwoet st Corner rena path wi eames a RICK DWELLING, coatalaing eight Stroct.one d Soot eouth of aining 13 rooms, with modern improvemsnts balance in wood,) adjoin Forrest: [ille: Prince George's Farm is nigh Hon. well watered with oninee and streams. A variety of young frait Las streets. 3328 4t rts of the c ity. amore ‘to loan. on real FOE BENT HOUSE, Ns. ih asoes cet moULTONs ds a weet, in complete order, wih water clos, and Cold water it kitchen oirent $68 per SALE per mont! Ito LF OLauiee 3 1223 ‘Ponte BY AUSTIN P. BROWN, sylvania avenue Oorper of New Cire oo st Fifteenth street TOR SALE—Ata bataain, = handsome fore “room | trom B35,000 C0 900000, and Corea a git, Brice = aarp e ee eee £ desirable fone He ea 4 Haro Carthew. A novel by the author of Dorothy northwest between Sand Govciesh is ty pence put cl tae cy CEOUND ond LOTS MeN | Foe ot sven the Germee oviy. was *GouRES Bs end LOTS at Mount Pleasant.__jeit_| | Fonmiar Leciures on Scientific Subjects ‘OB RENT—BHIOK HOUSE, 613 _M strost, RE NOI es Fos between, Stand 7h northweat: has rout yard, | It ‘TOO! SSR AND FIETURRS Petco Stee | 4 Ei" treatise on Matural Philosophy. By water, gar, bath-room and water closet, sink am re ni brick able. "One of the nicest small hodre in the pra rating BS Address Pout Otte Box Piping ac PSM egy ¢ at the house, or i cat WGK, Corner 7th aud K vtreets, 1936 maton jee | ep iey Ane 1: Theband BR SALE OR RENT—The WASHINGTON cine FE GLa88 WORKS, corner of and N juisite for ork on ‘The Hour and the Nan, Ao Historical Romance, arriet Mart! rests. ‘thi: Prine, n now {athe the building, ‘Apply at By Hi " Anovel. By Aunte Hie Cometh i: ot, She Bad.” Hae SM se iy ‘ars ony RA ARE ARE QHANGE (oarooas ged STON af nits Relations to Crime, By W. A. treet Ho, 1719, Price Bressant. A novel. By Jatia Hawthorn wet x.mie wibto: ON & Tae, Antiquities of the Southern Indiaus. By ©. 0. ; Building, ones. LANE BOOKS, PLATING CARDS, PA =. [MOS To Loam om Beau xerar on RVELOPES, at thr very lowest prices, whole’ Real Esti spe Brokers, | uie-and Feta ja m-th Tay F strest, OTIOE. NING, OF A) REM STATIONERRY PROFESSIONAL, OPEND Ban Book aan thieron D8, 2 DARRELL, DENTIST, Omicehoure ices, 8% a, m. until 5 m. Artificial rat ES INDIS 3 DONE T Of alt kinds inserted ‘at @ very moderate The public are tuviied a eal DBA, BEATE cisdnate of Ohio College ot | Me™ Kae wationnt Metre . Dental ey 4 411 7th street, between, nd next door te Jay ©. Dand BE. Teet per set, either jaw. sel2-tf abi » BeferstoR A bee jy _-eoeoeoee RR, DAW Ee ev zis: t, E— BANKERS. bert Femered bee thesia Ra. awe eit *REEDMAN’S SAVINGS AND TRUST we... ~J. FRANKS, recur. 9 423 12th street, above ‘Kirkwood House, guarantees a8 good wi | COMPANY BANKING HOUSE, 1507 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, prey vit, durability an? purity of materia : . : for leas “money than any (Opposite U.S. Treasury city. ,ALL PROFITS paid to DE NTE} excreding 7 per cent ERUST on Oxx DoLia® avd upwards, trom sal 7 ark month 57 Open from 9 a.m. to 4p. m.; Wednesdays and Saturday, (deponi 4 ayi-tr as inte AMES U.CLEPHAN =emuher CLEPHANE & ALL SrORTHARD w WAITERS, s Law ‘EnrOurens Ofice—No, 110 © street, betwi facing Indiana avenne. FSR, RE TA ieeator BRICK DWELLING, northwest, between G and be seen from 9 till 1 o'clock, “OR RENT—Vory Pitas & suite jo. 725 1th Loy beg tO PAE: at 720 13th street, "| weet & and H northwest, within two aoe {eee between Ist and *L8 No. 04. In- wie Washington Street, between Cd Caveat ADBIFT—On the fT yey in the ) Eastern Branel ee owner can have by nie PURGE EMSON, ring kd Corner nth's and 0 streete sou PERSONAL. BSTACLES TO MARRIAGE. HAPPY RELIEF FOR Rk YOUNG MEN Bent free ta sealed I HOWARD ‘Address, TATION. Philedelphia, Pa, iy baring high 3 * ae Boeocthie conduct, | Mt egTaTgygL OURB. zh ae lone FOR SALE. FSH, 8ALE—Portable STEAM ENGINE, 20 horse power, nearly new. PLATFORM chime ond tahing capacity three ni ication be “1 CLEP Ph. fone ad lath si ‘OB BALE—At cal sale, two len BOWS one season, carrying each 60 ci aera beral., Boste at ith etrect Henry Lyles, will ‘show them, (An tor. 47 ane eee tbo ANE. corner a. sold F deni loads of wand. nether ii formation ‘Ap! Ply by mail to THOM. . sWA » Alexandria, Va ay! mee OR SALES WHITE NY, ROOKAWAY : ‘ ta meta Fy | feitabie &. 2, spall = amily. Lnguiverst ac tory, Nos, 2008 and ¥O10 Posaiventa avenue. iy36-3t* Foe SALE—Two IROM VERANDAS, in com- plete order, the owner having to remeve oa to make alterations; will dispose of them cheap. on! be seen at corner of L and lth streets mort B"4\S45 FOB 8ALB. ——_ mt DODeE 2 RATA, BOARDING. OARD Ls} ey tye HY MALE LD two years of in cos try C3 aberbe of the 70 cl etty; famil; en red. Address kb 'L.” HUNTER, Oliy Post Olive, sisting terms. jy23-3, Rea AND BOABD—Several Pi harge | 4 ROOMS, nicely furnished, iy rovided ‘with modern conveniences, and located in one of the most desirable pa te of the city; with Arst-class table jow. Apply at 1104 1h agtzeet, ae let Baar Taga baci ‘as BED story WONT, “antes alahods modern tonveuleneesy? Hoe dt Kat northeast © inastsee Boating ON TEE REIONTS or cxongs. ye ON THE HE! nea high pA eB b8s, on pir ing ab oe pe eet Air and a 3725-6t* Cor / Hons eset anne shader vel on te seer Va. BOARD ~ Neat end can ait cpecume Oe Hel ‘Square, Esters JOHN @. BARTHEL, SIEAM DYER AND SCOURER, Bo, 114 "south of Uoioatsa rarer, (One door Fe marten od No. 413 lst Grae port: contain with water a1 7 rooms, "Fer menth. fot, Aegan ins Eo teL. T. “VOLLANSDRE Fe # RENT _BOuRE Sa STORE—A dectrablo ~ Fao Bae two-story BRICK HOUSE, with store for rent, Lory Tin tures, £c., om east, op Ks, rem tS Of A. EAUFMAN, No. B17 Sees, Bi J9%5-3c" Fo BERT—PaRLoe SnOes. consisting of ec ntge rooms, at 33 street, near corner _of On} aT oe large DO! P, able for meeti opie pls vagy 3 ae 487 Iv: enue, near the otel. 0) tit ‘Wil tak. Beall cia ontime, eum pay meni. MOULTON s Baki ino “ gre hh id Ww NG FoR SA. eT pas oct ELLING room; lot 183x100 feet. parmen'; front, ith bi ‘tris ang ront rownetone trimm! building 23x36; back built for me fh the most substantia’ bandsomest cqueres inthe ¥; street completed with wooden oiteemar aoa hed. Will be sold very cheap and on very fa: or- Fe ferme. Apply to's. H. DAGON, ‘Grocery 709 ar veined al TE ee ee Fo BENT—At No. 400 ist street southeast four convenient ROOMS, furnished complete room and for housekeeping; room for ‘fuel, water closet; gas and closets in every room. j31-6t" Fors FALE matt PABM—A place four miles rtheast from this city. containing 22 acres, about one-fourth in heavy timber. = ° improve: ments consist cf a double Frame House, good or- pay with all the ni outbuildings, ss including joo-house, f ai of office. lenty of ure water seve! indred fruit trees of the best varict fd aie pos on ange Prag G- city property = on rms made k: tion to Mo BtcHasD Be MOHUNS COD 1013 Peamaplvents viene: jis-tot OE ENT Pare of S100 south B Hout street, stitab! pes aan rey | and — — pleasantly situated, opposite Smithsonian Ia: stitutions “Tnguire om the cenit — i 1t2w {OR BENT OR SALE—One genteel E and comf¢ ortable le HOUSES | ing the 5 ES taint ane ar Fa ei Aten? int ae a Appi at inin, % 7 219 F street, _ street, between 2d and 3d northwest. Re ise E OR RENT—HOUSE, 715 2ist street; price, 86,000; rent, $60 per month; has mod furnace; key _ had to GEO! street. jyi-im 1 le LE ge BA! EO WILDSPRING Cot. garden. cary eng 8k meat pricy cmsivad Fic ie eens a Sine a i mRICK iar, hall, a es oe For siz ee au OF ACRBS in Vie, GRU, Ont r WOND! DEE ao goof Ai a ort B—Three acres aOOND Gite nate es reais A and back building street ; water and gas. Oan 325-30" of NICELY Pomostion o™s BIGELO\ Banker, 643 D STREET, near Seventh, Pays INTEREST ON DEPOSITS, makes COL- HANNA, | * ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Bo ® Tithfortons Doe de-tt LECTIONS, and transacts al! business connected MEDICAL, &e. with Bank: a KING HOUS NSULT DE. BRUCE, No. 811 lith street, be- B4* « 7 pdt and I. A specialist of twenty- five years J. H. SQUIRE & CO., 1446 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, Orrositz WiLLaRo’s Hore., WASHINGTON, D. 0. M== z J. ide NOH 3 Rag 2 LOY ta fntisd lsirvoyant at 1013 ier ork be. REPUBLIC A ™. AS. oe Carter. N4rseNaL UNION INSURANCE COM. PANY OF WASHINGTON, OBGANIZED OCTOBER, 1863. Cash Capital and Surplus............$173, 700 9 a.m. to 5 jurdays open mofo Feenive de6 bom, ot apital and Ser ete e"Gollections made and FFICE, UISIANA AVENUB. . | JOBS HITZ President, A. RBERLY. Y. Pree, REAL ASS ESE AL SROLERTI AS: F MATTINGLY "Bt... PRENTISS Gants, pinsctox Jat Coons eo, Knap, President, J* —— Riees, owe, V. Pres’, t] ome: x tanec Ack 16 2 Bankers, BUY AND SELL TRzioN, iy! and ISSUE CIBCULAR LETTE! Tae Trav yteaslable wm any Part oft the word. Drafts JAY Coons, mecuLLoce #0o., are Cashed in any part of ExGLAND, IRELAND and SCOTLAND, free af charee mays W4s8iNeros CITY SAVINGS BANK, Tth street and Louisiana avenue, PAYS 6 PEB CENT. INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. = commences from date of a penta. Watras = 4. Wiig, NOBLE D. LARMER, Secretary. AMERICAN Ff Guasan INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Capital Steck $100,000. INCORPOBATED JUNE 18, 1873. Office, Qolumbia nas Building, 6th street, between 5 te _ ag E. L. SCHMIDT, Secretary. = Trvstens: georey + EER ace, PIANOS, &. piilip May, Powe belinausea, * Locas riage axe are = . z *Prederich Siute Lig AS ccripion oe. hat Examining Commirrer om ns 3 gctown orders. a M Pichgies Acke oa GRIMES Ne. 103 Br ad “im etberger. OF, EARL NEW AND W. 9, 20NE8 = 00. ROMCOND-WaND Fish «Ne. O11 T:a street, opp. P. — following srong different factories, now on band and, for sale or rent on Bast Temas, to | room at REICHENBACH'S PIANO WAREBOOMS, 423 Hth street, above Penvsylvania avenue, |. Kuabe & Co.'s and Wm. Mo- ERICA, orn Y. GERMAN aM wee. bh i Ftd hams 78, OF Be ‘17. 'ERN Fi fy Guest WESTERN FIRE INSURANCE OABH ABBR TE. once 306,487 6B for W. OFFICE, 603 FIFTEENTH STRERT, Oammon's PIANOS. OPPOSITE TREASURY DEPARTMENT. nla B. W. BATES, Agent. oSt'ped: band PIANOS taken tn part payment for T= CORCORAN FIRE INSURANCE mak UBS hACT) PIANO OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, n Formerly Spee tr Fo. wea ca ‘Ast, 173. [? te, capt = a ~ =o. ae peace Ss o3y de 5 ‘Par ReorTaRg YE ORR oF se al SOMOMACERS & 00.5 FTE oars, ov amass GREAT REDUCTION Im PRICES. the largest of any and 806 Teh atest. TS AEPHEE AP Orr | DISTRICT LUMBIA. Organized Tagest 25, 1870,