Evening Star Newspaper, July 29, 1873, Page 2

_EVENING STAR. CROSBY 8. NOYES... Reading Matter on Every Page. Largest Circulation in the District | = er wt, ASHIN ¥, ‘The Star By Mail. Persons leaving the city for the summer, or @ny portion of it, can have Tx Stam maiied to ‘thetr address for such time as they desire, at the rate of fifty cents por month. Orders, accom- panied by the money, should be sent to the bust- ess office of the paper. ——— ‘The District Government of the Fa- tare. Elsewhere will be fousd an extract from = Long Branch letter to the New York Tridunc, purporting to give the particulars of a proposed cbange in the manner of governing the District of Columbia. It is stated that the present gov- ernment desire to retire from office as soon as the work of improvement they undertook is completed, and itis said that “having accom- plished the task to do which the government was instituted, it may now safely give way to #ome system which may be suggested and which may promise more satisfaction in the limited sphere it will bave in future. It is suggested that the city may in future be governed by a commission to be created by Congress, but what will be done depends wholly upon Congress.’ Now we do not know upon what data the Tribune correspondent makes his statements, or if he has any ground for them, but it is well known that large numbers of our citizens, in- cluding members of the District government, ave long held that as Congress has exclusive jurisdiction over this District, they should ex- ercise it, and that the District could be much more effectively and cheaply governed by a ‘commission than in any other way. Tha‘ this will be brought about some day we have no doubt, and itis not unlikely, indeed, that this will be the entering wedge in changing the form of municipal government throughout the country. Municipal affairs in’ New York city are now virtually performed by commissions eceated by the state legislature. So far as this District is concerned, the present form of government, despite some cumbrous, and unnecessarily expensive features, has had @ mission and fitness for carrying oat the great work of improvement needed, with tremendous ‘@rgy anc thoroughness. Their task accom- plished, the future work of controlling here is greatly simplified aud can be done at a minimum expense and with a small namber of officials. But whatever may be the future form of gov- ernment for the District, there can be no doubt, we believe, thatthe present government will be heartily glad to be relieved of the arduous labors and responsibilities of their position at the ear- ligst possible moment. They are not office- seekers or drones, who are unable to exist out of place, but capable business men, who have, at the sacrifice of money and health, given their time, brains, and energies to the thankless task of pulling the city out of the Slough of Despond. That work done, they will gladly relinquish office to those fer whom it has more charms. It is easy to forget past grievances and mis- eries, but we can all call to mind the deplora- ble condition of Washington city when these much abused gentlemen entered upon their task;—the unpaved dirt streets, mud in winter, curt in summer; the moss-covered market sheds, occupying the most conspicuous squares in the city; the filthy, stagnant canal, hopeless of improvement; rutty outlines of avenues, leading nowhere and ending in nothing; a turn- pike nuisance at every outiet to the city; great Yhoroughfares leading to the country, in sach a condition of morass, mud, rock>, and ruts as to effectually discourage countrymen from bring- ing their produce to the city for many months im the year; a bankrupt city treasury and yet nothing to show for the money; discouragement and disgust on the part of the people; exulting hopefulness on the part of the capital-movers; hostility on the part of Co: gress preventing appropriations—these are a few of tne well-remembered items of the dolor- ous chapter. Under this state of affairs a few citizens of energy and public spirit determined to ma_ea desperate effort to redeem the city, and followed up that resolve with unflagging courage, despite the clamor of the do-nothings on one : ide, and the malignants on the ‘other. The results are before us. The capital city is ‘now worthy of the name. The talk of moving the capital is silenced forever, to the great ad. ‘ancement of property. The derision heaped upon the city by visitors is changed to praise. ‘The appropriations by Congress have jbeen on an unprecedented scale, showing the readinces of the national government to respond fally to ‘@ny real effort by our citizens to improve the capital, and there seems to be no reason to doubt that the good-will thas established be- tween the general government and the District will result in a continuance of this fostering care of District interests. To do this revolutionary work required strong, resolute men, who could not be turned aside by clamor, or induced to take a vacillating drresolute course; robust men willing to shoulder 2 load of censure and fault-finding for a time, and content to wait for their justification in the results. That work done, their mission will be ended, and they will, we are sure, willingly ‘Igy down the shovel and the hoe” and take a deserved rest after their labors. It is safe to say that if the work had not been entered upon when it was, and by just such Tesolute energetic men it would never have been done. The city would have drifted into a chronic. hopeless state of seediness, unthri t, and premature decay; without pride, self- respect, or ambition, the scoff of visitors, re- cerving the cold shoulder of Congress, and in- viting by its shabbiness a continual agitation of the capitol-moving project to the detriment of business and the utter prostration of all real estate improvements from want of confidence in the future of the Judge Groesbeck, who has been spoken of as the democratic candidate for governor of Ohio, reiterates his declinstion of the nomination in advance, and, ina letter printed in one of the New York papers, gives the democracy some advice as to their action in futare. He believes the historical democratic organization is spoiled; that it surrendered finally at the last Presiden- Gal election, and that it has no longer any #trength for victory. These are truths which may not be very palatable to the Bourbons who lean towards the pack track, but they may be forced to recognize them before the time for another Presidential election rol's ground. Judge Groesbeck proceeds to say that nothing short of actual war can undo negro suffrage, and that the new democratic organization, which shall be composed of democrats and dis- satisfied republican-, mast accept the results of ‘the late war. When Gen. Dix sent that laconle dispateh to New Orleans about ing down the American ag he struck a patrictic chord and made him- self famous, and when later as Governor of New York he refused te pardon or commute Foster, the car-hook assassi: won the respect of all law-abi/ling and right-thinking people. He has still another chance to add to his reputation for Rom sn firmness by declining to pardon young Walworth, the slayer of his father. It is reported that some of the most ‘Prominent citizens of New York bave signed a petition for his pardon, «nd that Governor Dix has written to Judge Davis, asking him to transmit to him s copy of all the testimony, letters, and records In ti) case, In order that he may act intelligently i» the matter, eae The American Farmer (or August is recotved. ‘The editors of this journal succeed each month im presenting to their readersa most substantial array of sound and seasonable matter, and whilst the contents are varied, they embrace nothing bet what is useful and solid. July 29, ISS, at 8 ae Se va FABDON, 8-c. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. The week with fairl active markets for securities, with an ‘abundance of Hing at cas: call loans. some time to come; and conservative bankers expect that the general liquidation of the past few month the very cautious policy pur- sued by 1 (l classes, will result in a steady and comforts »le market during the autumn. —__.—_— Govermment Securities, Jer Cooke & Os. ie the following 18% Le wy it American » 1866. = HY Currency 52's, jase S— a New Fives.......... Se 5200's, JanaJly , 07. ‘ae jidated, July ri foot Virwinints one’s Ids bid to- 29 —Ootton quiet and stead: = ee quiet and steady; ‘Wheat ac aha irmer—white rion Fi po Provisions strong; stock se: dulk meats—shoulders, 8 (a3 sides, a Bac sue sbutlerny we iden, 114 esi ie cleat Tb rib sides, 10 1% Whisky firm, 95%... Sugar New Yorn. uly. 29 —Stocks ori Mover cary, Gt. Exchauge, long, Governments dull and st. New Your, July 2) Fis quiet and mteady - ar dnl! and unchanged. ‘n steady m.—B snds of 1365, old, THE WEATHER. Wan DEPARTMENT, Uifice af Caref Sienal Offcer, ASHINGTON, Jaly 29, 1873, 10:30 a. m, StNorsts FOR THE PAST TWENTY-FOUR HOURS The barometer has risen some: and northwest. It has fallen eastern states has fallen slight { in the south Atlantic states and on the east Atlantic coast. It has risen in the mid dle states. dy weather and numerous local Tans have led throughout the country east of the Misrissi aud Pennsylvania utherly Seether, provaile in the southern state , winds and partly cloudy or ‘clear weather over the Upper lakes and hw; Re bani trins. During ‘the Test of Tuesda: the souwh-rn states, continued light sout Winds, partly cloudy, warm ‘weather, and loci Bto tid ob the gulf and Atlantic coasts For the mid. dh lay, Westerly winds «| For r fgland, falling bar meter, cloudy weather and’ es ral, oe {.llowed by clearing weather Tu ht the northern Portion of the middie states and Lal Ontario, southwesterly winds and numerous local storms. For lake Brie and the upper lakes aud the northwest. northwesterly winds, partly cloudy and clear weaiher. M entog telesraphic reports are missing fim the southw: LOCAL RECORD. The thermometer in the business room Stax office reais - H., 81; 12m., 84; 2 Se ASHINGTON SCHUETZEN VEREIN ‘A: SSTVE MEMBERS of the W. 8. V-are re. spectfully informed that t*ey can participate in the rocessicn on MONDAY, August 4th, by appearing yim uet7en — orm, (@ hat and tame at jemat.) of Tar fo-day aa follows:—8 a, m., 75, m Seats in carriages, atts, will be reserved for these only whe etheir respective names at Mr. Re esi’s,7 the Messenger They are also requ ed to Breast their yearly Sarina the gate desiri ittance to the ELL aaee Secretary. -Persous interceted iwstarting in South Washing- & are hereby informed that there are Books a eek ‘at the BANkING Ls . Virginia avenue sothucet and + te OFFICE of SIMON JOSEPH, Tastice of tie Peace 503 45: street south ‘The Books will be closed on the Het day of AUGUST tor wroner if all the eck te Ly : SIMON JOSEPH, Sec iin SAMUEL HERMAN, S NEW BOOK 8. CIRCCLATING LIBRARY, Y.M.C. A. BOOMS, Corner 9h and D streets. ALL THE POPULAR BOOKS OF THE DAY Terma: $5 per annum; $2 per quarter. jy2 Tris never INDIAB uae RESTORES bas never been kuown t from Dandruff, hatural color, renders it the Hair fr y the following-named drageiet corner of 7th ‘Teena: pt protem, jy8-tAl now n, le : Geo. M. Howard. and I streets poriberets Charles B 6th street and Massachusetts avenue Stone, 7th and L streets northwest; Gray, éih street and west, MILBURN: POLAR SODA, flo eng a ANDBESTIN 7 Pratt, Gree ch hey 3 ae Duror v. EE SPE warns bi Jel8-tr hear Fifteenth street 2""™ CSP treseom ARPRAAS 7 ote These of vegetable therase of percury, do aot valuable toaedy tn all canoe of from disordered state of ¢) elie spa emt, Sort the free use henc! by all Druggists end Dealers? LADIES. Of oe dla the te is il EBS | | : el vie I i a = cS e; : Fs} ; i t f $ f fi & iE i Pd ina = YARRIAGES! CARRIAGES"! SARBIAGES 1: Ap nuumually large stock of C BIAGES on Je forthe street road or vars s sisoy stones pains Scovnd-hand Carriages on band. Bepairi tended to. - ROBT. H. GRAHAM, and Factory, Osi ath street, ing promptly a in Dand E. —————_—— MES M,ZYPPRECHT informs her old friends that she has removed her stamping store from Tth street to 902 ith street, between Band streeta. jy33-Im* ———— 8 I* Eves eons a> Gost —wo. uMBge Bonin HG vill sf cost fore Wuntvee saxoe MAN one arsine and Becrects, a BD “ ore Clay Works,” of pay (4 money med firm . C. Ise, Wil. i. br Winsow, at Sat WaLL, Works. No. 439 Tr. reons owing th Phiingelpsie, are no longing to tbe abov: Barnet street, or myself. 8 " ‘Agent 1 for Moorhead Olay bf 39 ira st { AT REDUCED PRICgs, } ‘To meke room for Fall Goods, GILT PAPBRHANGINGS, ar MARER ‘The largest and choicegt we pith pre TER T. anna CLA BK. T. 5. CROSS Jn . EDW. CLARK & CO,, DEALERS LUMBER, WOOD AND COAL, DOORS, 548H, BLINDS, MOULDINGS, &c., ac. Sroere See sod Planing "Mill fost of éth street aya e-ee . PP molt hend B nate mi poh ad Nore ‘all opencd yesterday in Wall street | | present bank figures afford a safeguard for | THE EXD! ONLY A REMNANT LEFT. FINAL OPPORTUNITY. OUR FORMERLY s oy TMMENSE STOCK Summer Clothing! HAS BEEN REDUCED TO A MERE REMNANT, BUT NOTHING WILL BE RESERVED, AND THE ENTIRE BEMAINDER CONSISTING OF LINENS, ALPACAS, AND CASSIMERES FOR MEN AND BOYS, MUST BE SOLD! WILL BE SOLD! SHALL BE SOLD! NO REGARD FOR ORIGINAL CcOsT! HaABLS BROTHERS, FASHIONABLE TAILORS, js29 OOBNER 71x AND D STREETS. Cosine OUT SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK OF DRY GooDs, stextremely low prices. Remnants leas than half price, DRY GOODS and NOTIONS at low figures. Cail and examine before making your purchases, EMORY BAXTER, iy29-tr 1920 Pennsylvania ayenue. Bey No } BABoalns a No 7ta St PAPER HANGINGS, Tra Sr. WINDOW SHADES, PICTURE FRAME: PICTURES, &c. The largest assortment in this rict at RE- DUCED PRICES, until September Ist, to make room for Fall Goods, At MARKRITER’S, =7-Terms Cash. Jy" Please Remember Place and Number, Ca4zrTE. DE VISITE PPOTOGRAPHS THAT cost elsewhere in this city §5 per dozen and $3 balfdozen, we make for $3 per dozen and 2 per half dozen; and Cabinet Cards that you pay g8 per dozen and $5 half dezen for,we make for $5 cozea and §3 halfd zen. ‘¢ @ new and fine eens: and every facility for ing first clase wo Call and oxen ms. Co rey 93 ot GERM. am, Rhotographers, iy2%6-20 AIS 7th street, bet. Dand Bvtrreis, APANESE FANS. JAPANESE FANS, 25 PER CENT. LESS THAN BROADWAY, SEW YORK PRICES. ‘hey are handsome and serviceable. = N. W. BURCHELL, jy22-12t 1342 F street. vO CLus& BUSINESS, splendid Stock. of PRIN’ EACHED and BROW Tk SHRETINGS. CANTO yYOOL FLANNELS, and OTHER Tun Wk SRE SELCEN 4S LOW CAN BE DOCGHT BY THE ENTIRE CASE IN NEW YORK. §7ON.OUB STUCK OF FOREIGN GOODS WE ARE PREPARED TO MEET HEAVY LOSSES, as the goods must be sold, Jos. J. MAY, Jy M-ec3t 939 Pennsylvania avenue. » WAk as ANTEDCALINe AME R10 AN HoUx8 WwW BEBMAID and sea pons WOMAN it ¥v yant 'D—Ao unfurnished ROOM, with Bard, an and his wife, in « c-ntral location adress’ R. A,” Star office, stating terms, &c. It” | Neasckceping, in ss ctral eat ot Seek ry | Auewer, stating Sti =e #P is Fe tye One | WV ANTED—Inmed nate 235 3:39 3t- ee 529. TED—To ren Seecteaiones Pre mao HOUSE. State location, convenie: this office. i Wane AGENTS—LNe men, wita wc ci make @5to $10 a d: Call store, 1291 F strect. from! to $ dail ra Foe are ca iy. ANTED At the CITY LAUNDRY S34 13: W fitect iret clase THON ERB Soe Bogse | fe or. one | ANTED- COACH PAINTER, to t W . Apply 724 6th street onthe ee hae r Hamilton, | WwW arniehed BO aNTED—By gentl three furnished or aa Sul with terms and Toeatign, | D—A oi COOK. WASHER rea | WwW ARONER for 8 small fomity. Appl y at 106 | West street, Georgetown, D.C 3 23 im ANTEDO—A steady GIRL OR WOWAN > do chamberwork end assist, 476 Pounay vaste avenue. Az WANTED-TWo PLUMBERS; = Class haude need apply; No. ‘LTS "Penusyiva- nia avenne, Capitol 23-3t" WM. ROTHWELL. 2 J ANTEDTA goed WATCH MAKER; uous bat expertenced one need a) jerenc gnited: Cat 10'S, 805 Peunsyivan ‘ational Hotel. WwW JANTED—An es of eat GERMAN BOT, be tween the Wand 3 years, to assist in taking care of a flowel F_ garden near this city. Ad- dress POST OF FICE LOCAL BOX S11. jy 23-3t W4NTED-THEEE BUILDING pote. suita- ble for residences, near intersection of Rhode Island and Massachusetts avenue State Price and terme, a REAL ESTATE, age northwest, 3-30" V TANTED=Dy « respectable white girl « SIT: UATION as seamstress ina = rate on a sewing machine: housework or attend to childre street, between 3d and WARNTED-A COMFORTABLE PLACE 70 BOARD for two months in the country, dis- tent frm two to cicht miles in any direction from jad city, by a family of a gentleman, wife, and i fant. “if accommodations are suitable two such f = Neg be ae arders. Address, for o1 B. . Honse of Representatives P. Washingion, ° D. ©., stating terms, foontio iy 3: eae OF WANTED—A mart, active WHITE BOY 15 years of age. to make himself useful, come well recommended. Applv at TOMHO'S, Pepnsylvania Stone, under jational Hotel. jy23-3t Apply 31 D 6 streote nortawest, J25-3 °°; »” Star office, stating terms, & Also, an experienced Man to ‘write’ specifi tous, 372-6" V ANTED—Tmmediatgh —Fenilice ‘or persous in cod of first clase SERVANTS of Svery de. sseiption, male and female, to call and get plied S S Ecce Enea eureka Kmp 0. BUTLER, S07 a th 41m or ages by owas to Tiree LOUISE ©. street, near E V ANTED—A whi —_— MAN cee duct and work a farm garden near the sity, will hear of 2 situation by Sailing on J. ‘Mt. Yo Una, Jr., 313 6th street. Geod ays re- ay’ auir aN TED=E; September Ist, for Syrtaalure by a gentleman and wife only, 3or 4 urn- ished RO OMS, Ast or 2d floor, mo n house; location. References, Address. BALTI nicie, Star office. Jy23 Ws ya a Nhe value their ne to DOLLAR 5P' “ONE TACLE | ‘nthe the @ comntey is accurately suited to the eyesight by HH. HEMPLEE, the Optician, corner street and Pennsylvania ‘avenue. Depot for ‘Thermometers of all kinds. myl9-ly" WASTED A TENANT for part of House No. 27 K street northwest, within EAS minutes walk: of Govsceaeee Printing Office. It has gas and tor, summer kitchen. ‘Remt moderate, jet ne to Know that pe a VICTOR ae EST A ms shuttle in use, rest Cradle; needle bar and works of steels of gene? rod Pennsylvania avenue. Also, Branch of Mme. Dem- orest's Pattern Emporture, SPICER, Acent, LOST AND FOUND. OST—On the 2th instant, two ae both 4 hips marked with tar. The finder be Core ad ce er Me givi ; any a formation concerning the samy . ¥ GresxK Ne. ENB 3929-20" Ftalls 1261 and 121 Center Market. T4Basco BAUCE. REMARKABLY PUNGENT. It has no superior in strength. A few drops will flavor a plate of ro 13220 NW. BURCHELL, 1339 F street, F ORB SALE BRICKS! 1 BBICK: pa ene: good BUILDING beioks constantly on han Very reasonable for cate» jy16-2m" MAN, lith street, between N a VU, or 1822 13th st, At SILVERBERG'S METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE OU OAN FIND Gents Lisle Halt. perf Hi aif Hover e . ee foods; 3 pair for $1; ce ok jar aude made Hau Ager 4 6 Dale for i Gent's fine Shirts, 91. fears faeGaaze ‘Veots, @1, jack Rates eng ed front, and t at, 8 1! ‘uc! tucked Ladies 10-tuck ice goods, $1. dice’ Packed and B Einbroidered Drawers, ies’ Drawers, at 60 juts brown Jes do, $60 cen TONS, different at style, very nice and Bek Te ‘Towels, Sor 4 for @1.. }» in all styles, , Se. 1, RS Ff ana ee fine Morocco Belts, Sate) ete, ieee = a mt. 0 Tegular-made Besides eee you buy eer ee look over the stock of SILVERBERG'S METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STOR gz, 312 SEVENTH STREET, jy?-tr NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR. AIBBANKS’ LETTER SCALES, Every size and style, at very low rates, THE UNIVERSAL FAMILY SCALE. p THE POCKET BETTER SCALES. Flies Dave en hand and any style et LETTE: ea roy foll ti ‘of Commercial and B: ’ west 7, Blank Books, Cash and Deed Boxes” s015 Feat aretan ER Ey Investment Bonds. nffir ‘The Northern Pacific Bailroad Company having determined to close its 7-30 First Mortgage Gold Loan at an aggregate not exceeding thirty million doliars, and thereafter to pay no higher rate of in- terest than 6 per cent. on farther issues of its bonds, the limited remainder of the 7 3-10 loan is now being disposed of through the usual agencies. As the bonds of this issue are made receivable in payment of the Company's lands at 1 1-0, they are im constant and increasing demand for this parpose, and will continue to be after the loan is closed—s fect which much enhances their value and attract- iveness as = vestment, ‘The Company has more than 500 miles of its road built and in operation, tecluding the entire Bastern Division, connecting Lake Buperior and the naviga- tion of the Missouri river it has earned title to nearly Ten Million acres of its Land Grant, and sales of lands have thur far averaged @5.66 per sore. All marke table socuritics are received in exchange for Horthern Pacifics. JAY COOKE & co. § & oy ina re. Gen HW Ebi n a. he pres is 4 a Cnet ide, Ple: GuevnouND: tick saree’ ‘cola prbite spot on forehead ST—In the groundapf Soldiers’ Home or on 7th ‘treet, a lady's SHAWL, red and black atrij e returning it to Star office will be well ward 528-8* —_—_—_—_——JSXX PERSONAL. (D®STACLES To MARRIAGE. (HAPPY RELIEF r FOR | YOUNG MEN — Sent AESOUTATION, Phlledolpita, Peers Toaivtten iT. at baying 8 high rey tation for peep cond: raciSnal skills iyram Stargra Fran > HP TRDS THR With OURB. Fe pneeer rts “het Ps FOR SALE. ES ee {OR SALE—Portable STEAM yates » bln en new. PLAT! capacity ae a bar a if immedi: le, L. CLEPHANE, = Pevouas and iat h street. he SALE-—At private sale, two large SOOWS, 60 cart oe = of sand. lenry — ‘whl show them. fargher information appl yby mail to =HONs h, tWANN, Alexandria, (OR SALE—WHITE % a Bota ante OTE a away family, Inauire.at bay Coach Fac- 2506 and wole ip en avenue. 1528-30’ BPCK, se FOR SALE. n7-tf BOARDING. eee OE on | BOARD FOR A HEALTHY MALE CHILD two Years of age, in couatry or suburbs of the city; family soe. no children preferred. Address Mb. 'L.” HUNTED, Olty Fost Ofice, sisting ay’ Rios AND BOARD—Several in one of the most drairabie pate of the board. T OARDING. ed, by @ youn ai =i, B J. Address H., Star OA. Sous cane on furnished aa psrloras BED uortheast. ter Fine, Large BOOMS, nicely furnished, provided with ail onveniences, ora me ‘with, Brst-clase table ‘erms low. Yat 1106 inh street, Rear Mass. ave. in 8 private Catholic fais. office, Jy26 "3t" iyclte ,tocond ory FRONT, “untar. ished; modern tonventences; No. 11 K street J BoskPing oN, THE HEIGHTS OF GEORGE town can behad by addressing P.O. Box 533, oF applying at oe ayette. street? Air and water equal to any Cpa Place. Btrect cars ine met time witt pass ti (COUNTRY BOARD—Piosrnnt sad wealthy Tom: BOARD—Pleasant aud healthy loca: tion, beautiful shade, good and i jon homes; For farther partlosts Wiobet 2 [A MARSTRE: ° s 5 LEB. Hokeevilies Vac iy24-6t" at at No LBS tentttest, 0. ponite ity Hall’ Looati and cunventent to the street i savers iy8-Im* PROFESSIONAL H. ED DENTIST, Office hours ®.m.until5 p. m. Artificial teeth, inserted ‘at's FOR RENT AND SALE. Pianalgror tate HOUSES in the Disriycow- n conveniences, with ireeta southeast ae ie tm __FOR RENT AND SALF. _ SOR BFaT— Two unfur nished connecting LO tet hoor, 412 Hh sirect, D UM to eo mos Benth tea saree clams tenoee tenant. Tnguiresot Sams A. TalT, Eenusytvense oveume Foss BENT three-story Buick HOUSE, con. faruteh+d comm 34 and ath otreee ing six rooms; water in the Detween 21 be rented oben OR BENT—A HO Tas oe m4 Tovms; $25. r=, RENT Tes e "wil ve on &h. near F street, Wo. Tnquire next | 219 F street, northwest. 1 oor (695) ea Frees | BENT_HOUSS. 715 ata street; von nk Sopra bherly ge BU 1k on |, 980 = he —~_ Caplio! st Deep atrett, near 2) jequire East Sholy to GBOROE es ‘OR RENT OT wo front 5 ROOMS in THs | o aro Haber WILISFAING ot fornished as parlor aod bed BE = ‘ona Boo: i Eitck en a pg (one-third « ) om ibs ‘OB RENT—Two unfuruished jen. acre; nibus | . month, aire af F BED CHAMBER and water; at 61 tee ngpth price, @E40H. *Laauire of neues OPBearie Eaten 13 per month—A four-room email | OR RENT—Two PARLORS, fronting south oat Balce hotles ae En = EF P14 © “strect southeast; flower wally ~~ & ‘sect cars, Inquire 624 Locisiane, ‘8 = Els Fa BRENT—For hous x . var nog _ one floor; No. 1904 7th street nos eth FEN ACRES ia Vir. Seerio vard; @i0 per mouth: ‘Apply at Teoekrt ame tala ie en or ~'~ag 2K rect ord ore Ort we WONDER a at otice st A Giesesn, York avenue. jy7- iT ROUSE wit ron fT new prees: 1749 Pennayivan ro street Borie, betwen Diy 1733 Penneyivants areenae Lo a, Gap Lan for pact cfu tonne. i= aire FOR BENT—A4 PaRLOn sod CHAMBER on | T0d Os irectesorner tot’ j8-eoim* + elegantly farnished. so, large < BOOM oer — eet ‘Ok Sata —taswcouel Ons GROUND od all conveniences; O10 ish street” 4, ae F ses ye asoom eae ® RENT—Ons furnished ROOM a+ G sired on Sate Revi Pike. tn Tennall own. A a between Sth and 9th streets, No. S13, ‘opposite the premises. FRED ‘DK SHE! iy! Fatent Office, Buitable for ove or two ingle 2m: Fo, TENT Desa ESIDENT pops are, No. street, between FS, SALE CUARLES STEW ARTS COUN. Rent A. B DUVALL, coraer EAT; one-third of mile from Poiut ef | street and Loul venue, or BB. ‘DUVALL, | feokss ull, or Silver Springs; 100 acres 459 Pennsylvania avenu y5- 11 rooms; situated six miles from the c portion or all, Fo. RENT—ROOMS tn front porti XT ae te + house situated cone i [GE SALES12 ACRES OF LAND, in Virginia, acy ze sronehooa tet a ££) 2S nities from Georgetown: specially alapted Rent cheap. “[nquire of or grapes and peaches. For full tutormation apels MU CLEOD'S Drew Store cone Bridge aga nic Liber ae a0 ots. _e pe ete, pacena FOR SALE-s FRawe coTtage noua se K street, betwoen 20th aud ist stre grounds; abrindance of fruit trees. flowers Wi We sold at a great sacrifice. App! TsTHOF & DUDLEY, HANGE—Fine three story OUSE, modern; fine yards terms; cn 10th street, between ortable FRAME, Benner! a , between 6th Q@ood busi- pre F coo Toauire of CHASE OTS, 159 St erect Fee i S oF, +4 reased Bi front ‘and rear; = 2 jy29.2w Tth street sud Loulainee were. es! “ at SALESA comfortable Two re ud By FOR BESTS The sccond and third STORTES 0 F poy Front’ DW ING co the hguse No. 1411 F streot northwest, near the | south eideof Natreoe Me. ete U.§. Troasury Department, consisting of five ele. wot by wt - Lativens eh BW HUAN on the poe localit fay 4 cceaey Ai ocd Heal tat Brokers, 0 Nyon remisaa, orto , cam” CK, IR, 1423 Fatreety near teth new, iy2eaee | Star OMice Bi a OB SALE—One of the most desirable oul F BRICK HOUSKS in the city! on Sh atrect BUSINESS CHANCES. Fplendia e mice fu the. yards sirest tapi RB SALE—The STOCK and FIXTURES af 5 wai e yard: ate rT = r ments all complete: KF Confectionery and Ice Cream Saloon (dwelling ment and gen xs paid,on very reasor atteched ) doit ood busine: person of limited capit 0 st es = 3 > ™. ral t terms. Toauire at 1391 Teh strest northwest ‘te tween N and 0 ood imvestment for foguire i. = Bri % F° FADE ENb rt Fun RNIT: aE ‘mal tablishment, as well as ali the Steck, wi ® very low price. Apy one desiring to business will do well to purchase it. the t-health of Sf theowner compels him 7,08 BALES LEASE OR EXOIGRGE poe SALE, LEASe UK BXUNANGE FO city PhOPERTY<& COUNTRY Res DENCE three miles from the Capitol, containing thirty acres of good land, with good dwelling house, tenement house, bara, stables, ice house. spring house, cistern, and all farming utensile tucladed: Pareiculars address COUNTRY BESIDBNCE, Star cffiee, 3929. a eae ill FOE RENT ROOMS, Torniehed, S29 C strent northwest, between $4 and 4% streets, Apply after? p.m: ask a FOR BENT—4 iret case anturnishod RooMs, suitable for housekeeping. Inquire of O. BARRETT, Att'y at Law, No. 317 43 at. sy2s- a FS, RENT—a HOUSE, No.903 st. noreh, between 9th and 10th streeis weat; nine rooms, Rewls done up and in complete order. Anyuire of J.T. LENMAN, No. til hh. 928-30" FOE BESTA Tstge, newiy farnisued front BOOM on second floor of @ uew Brick Honee us, bath and water closet, reat care pace. “30d ast Capitol street, corn: se" Patod RENT—A thre ory, press = front SE. twelve rooms, gas aud water, with cel. ar al je, suitable for two families daqnice ot Isaac SHOLLIDOW. bist ate Fe BENT 611 138th street; holes of Remms may dof the entire house: all improve. merte and a aegantly furnished, and prices very low; will be rented singly or en suite. 3938-3: {OR RENT-—At No. ate Rope Tescasis AND. VE A ND 13rm STREBTS MoE: raw ahd embraces Lots61 and 63, i contains 6.732 square feet. Persot building site, of w wishing to mak 0 investment can ind DO rtunity is neighbor! must eventually becnme deatrable frome the fect that several beautiful residences are te be erec shortly; besides the improvements of the Circle will tend to ada to its fnture value. For furth: oars, apply to LATIMER & CLEARY, Penney{vania avenue, s.w..corner lth et jy2a.tf $1 00 283359 GIVEN FOR A SITUATION in any of the Departm: Kadress J. Q. A., instantly, Fors t SALE—On liberal credit, or exchange for lot in_ this ety +0F & stock of goods, an excellent FARM of "S27 acres, near sand Potomac ratirosd. B.A. PHILLIP: Estate Broker, 613 15th street.” 3)28-3m™ 415 10th street northwest nle fu > OD CHANCE—A BARGAIN—Oni. 1 for dies or gentlemen. forpished BOOMS, suitanle for ta |S PRR end LEAS oes ling, A SERVANT wanted ateame number, ysacjee” | No 660 Pennsylvania avenue east, near ue ern Market. A 5 di hy. we WILLIAM | ‘OR RENT—Two beautiful, large, communicat o7th street, Navy it Clark ty Navy Yard, or Coast § ing BOO: on the second fi ae furnished or | vey mice,” —_ Bee “2 2° * boards beantinally iooatea "Ro tan : ONKY TO LOAN —THE REPURLIO s ¢ v M‘ INGS AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION will northwest, Also, Table Boarder sve wee to members about €5,000 at their next For SALE—Two «mall HOUSES, located on i, August 4th, t don street Hand gi between a and sha rite ee A tobe ar ares cash and 0 per monthly nents wi a reons desirin ie Orne one. METCALF. Beal Ee fe Broker, | ™ : 43 28- ae Corner 15th at. ai OR SALE—A Frame ee HOUSE on E street, between 2th find gist streets; wunde, abandance of frult trees, fo sold at @ great sacrifics Ts Apply t RUP & DUDLEY, iy2-2w_ [ Rep.) ithet and Louisiana ave, & RENT—Ninc-room HOUSE, water and cas; : me 1003 1th strect, Apply at No. 1106 L street. Jy26-5t" 5 ° LY bRaMHA 938-3 seis Savi Poh ee SUBURBAN HOME AT A A neat aud nearly new frame cortags at FIVE reoms, on Oollege Hill, with south front, nie ah ret city, and but a ‘short distance from the 14t horse cars. The pr erty is new rented to a good tenant for $25 montn, and can be purchased for five hundred Jare less than the actual cont of improvements, stroct northwest. F TO RENT | 80x 150-7 500 equare feet. FOE SENT Rew FRAME HOUSE, at Go 19 28-3t ITOH & FOX. fi os "Penna. 5 20 Conuecticat venue, near corner of # street porthwest. Cars e door. Inquire of H. 8. (OR SALE—4 KAK E CHANCE—A GROCERY WHEELER, O18 ark street worth . i) 8: clad F 8TO ‘ed in a north central locality of FOE SALESIn Grant Piaco—A three-story and —— wale basement HOUSE, with al aS ia Sate complete order. Ternis easy” Inquire of i i OEAANEDVELLING, Hr U7 fon. | Sroligntnas epeure eae het Foum, gaa and wats water, Ay ‘Apply at 910'B strost acu: Me WEY TO" coe or ate Star offs, yi Sw cast. Key in Store on premises. ty268e" [OREY 76 LOAN ON READ ESTATE, IN ‘ums 1,000 or from a = TOR RENT One two-story BRICK HOUSE, — Fateneining 6 rooms, summer k Kitchen. nd sein *HOERBES eMipD PL ETO! crest OB. per month. Inquire No. 403 7th et noth ane CUSES a B RCILDING Lore Fon Lacan per month. _Tnguire No. 4037th ot. north. _j736 i ong F°9E SALE—A four-room HOUSE, fronting on | estate, MOULTON & BRAINARD wos" Lak 224 street north, in square75,fronting about lt | street, jyl-lm feet, and running béck 19) foot to'athirty toot paved | and alte yin }» Inquire ms oooesee cute: Ko Sale AUSTIN P. BROWN, Fo E BENT_HOUSE,No 730 paruea ss OFnree late’ double HOUSES. piagier teres | 1 jer, with water closet, sored and cold water in Kitchen and, bat * Bee arte Otte, ont One whole square of GROUND and LOTS tna HOU! = a Pleasant. PS ANC! EX iy AND FIXTORES =. Claas F mont Frobang, R, 1223 Poser sylvanie avem I7¥-3t Fe sALB At e eo a Dsadeome five-room jel HOUSE, lesirable loca. — A maid Jot areet, bet LJ De Fill baesoa tad 6o'cleck in the The Bhoe and E Belk FES fet ae ing Store now factory 6 ea a given for eeing: Address Bost Ofies Box F OH FENT=E STORK ead DWELLING, con- TES Ehington, DwG. ANirem Fok OBsa hes ip! ix rooms ', Southwest Fes Six room wrest southwest no | [VJO*EY TO LOAN ON BEAL | Le Also,a BRICK D' ELLING, couaing eight Beal Estate and kere, HEg@y And cellar, on IRN etreet~one door wouth of | _mas-tr 1427 F atrest, moderate. Maryland sh Jy Beet" SDWARDS, Pan OR RENT —Four HOUSES on Setreet, | FP Siitens tant coroees $3 Pere monn oes aven’ J _ INSURANCE COMPANIES. Ly one 1226 F street it northwest f Cabitr aad repel ATIONAL UNION INSURANCE COM- L' and four on Keatreet, bet! "Ror _- rmonth each PANY OF WASHINGTON, wary soe O POR BURGESS. Et aya Law, OBGANIZED OCTOBER, 1865. aa street, near City Hall. Capital and Surpius.... For ENT—Fin othe ot Orricz, 643 LovisiaNa AVENUE. Ith street nortiewents fronting Poegct sane coutaining 18 ‘rooms, with oe Sraget eamare, coms TitaMi HOUSE, No. 737 6th street, between G and H streets northwest; 10 cece, bath-room, &c. REAL AND ae PROPERTY 1N- SUI enecen dl ‘Also, other HOUBHS, as fol Ore ERAT: Pregident, == Wat, Dazow, 924 8th street ores west with 10 rooms, . RB. Wactac; No. 1518 ath strect t northwest, with 10 rooms AL Wut, Small COTTAGE het ontaen, D.C eee Nucnoras Acxn : jm in Uniontown Secretary. Lrauire of JOS. F. KELLEY, Beal Ketate Agent, | _16 2m Sane D. TAREE Qftice No. ¥OR Sth street montane between, god GEBMAN AME 8. iy%6. ron SALE— On EXCHANGE FOR ORY FS SALE O8 EXCHANGE FOR OIT PROPERTY—An improved FARM of 16% ‘about 9 of which are under cultivation, ce in wood,) adjoining the village of Forrest: ville Prince George's coanty Md. This Farm is in @’high state o a vara oh. well watered with OF THB DISTRICT OF COLUMBi4, Capital Steck 9100, 0: INCOBPOBATED JUNE 18, 1873. sprloge sod. streams aig of young trait {reen, and ever 400 grape vince ne fine ke | JOHN HITZ, Pi about an hour’ rom this city. Has Presid fro Dwelling Houses, one 4) feet AE. Stone PETG R, vice a, barn, stabling, hay barrask, &c. All the buildings Cand good and casily worked. Farming i plc nients a stock on ene b bongnt. wanes wae daguire of E. L. SCHMIDT, Secretary. pectne oF Trees: Georae, Bauer John Hite, Heiberger, eee. George T. Sedat ee Fiilip May, Brae belinsusen,* FOR es oat “MICELY @: Lederer, F FORRISHED PAKLOiS, at 730" lath sree, ich Bins Seat (ont Hl northwest, within two “ao5 ore wichotes EXAMTNING Copnrrree FOR BENT OR SALE New thive story HOUSE :s. PF wanes Frederich State. rect, between Ist and 24, No. a- je7-im F.J org We ashingion strect, rien 4th and roe lo Ww. Rey ‘OR RENT—BEST STAND for Groce smelt IZ araasoor. 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DEPOSITORS, ms inte Der Cent. per a INTEREST on Ove Dour 4 fest Pope ry ronth oer upear vinta peu from $ a.m. to bey tied Saturdays, (deposits oly winnie opt :;O™ BIGELow, = Sanker, 643 D STREET, near Seventh, Pars INTEREST ON DEPOSITS, makes COL- LECTIONS, aud transacts all Dausiness connected with Banking. aptly Basket NG ne nee USE J.4 SQUIRE & Co., 1446 PENNSYLVANIA AVENU Orrosite Wittarn's Hore., WASHINGTON, D. o & per cent. interest paid on depostis. Pollections es everywhere, epowite iy on a | eeDepeai pa: om demand, Pay of a HE NATIONAL BANK ¥ Corner of 7th ory’ N FROM 10'4" dect7-1 ais BRADLEY. ‘Casinter, Gan EY. SAVING No, 615 Sevaure tr Oppostie the Post Office Department. Bank hou: m.t urda) = i Af, m.,to voy va We deporte ily “a spligaze arts a Cao ralehed oan President, A. ER A wr MATHINGLY, Se Sec.. EENTiss Gant A q CB PRENTISSOash'r! Ja¥ Coxe & co, Bankers, BUY AND SELL Fo! m CE SMR GELE FOREIGN Exc FRE ts Travelers, alate any part of the Ja COOKE LMGOULLOCH & 00. Cashed in ot .: Wwass SHINGTON CIT = ¥savinas BANK, PAYS 6 PER CENT. inreaner ON DEPOSITS. LARGE LOT oF SEOCOND-HAB. A NEARLY WI D PIANOS, EW AnD from different factories, now on hand and, forsale or rent on East Trxms, to | room at REICHENBACH’S PIANO WABREBOOMS, INSURANCE COmPany | ¢23 2th street, above Ponnsyivacia avenue, Second-hand PIANOS taken in part payment for by fireman fore 0. PIANG GRAF WETRSE ip ivRance se 9 ‘the country, Poem ng Sanbe had ow iis ising the Bet inearasae crebenged. 2 Tuning sea. and o via, Sotto ta |S Tee i.boans Dave Bross) om MEDICAL, &e. President, Corse BF SEKe Ee. No. su Ss. 4 twomty inure can