Evening Star Newspaper, June 29, 1874, Page 2

EVENING STAR. CEOSEY 8. NOYES.......Editor, Largest Cirenlation in the Distriet Beading Metter on Every Page WASHINGTON ITY: _ MONDAY aee---- SURE 29, LSTA. ‘The Star by Mail. Persons leaving the city for the smmmer, or any portion of it, may have Taz Star eent to their address for such time as they desire, at the rate of fifty cents per month. Orders, ac- companied by the money, should be sent to the business office of the paper. The Commissioners Fx-Postmaster General Dennison, of the Bew!ly-appointed beard of District Commission. rs, bad an interview with Secretary Bristow to-dpy in regard to matters connected with his daties,and it is understood that he has ac- | cepted the position: It is expected that Mr. Blow, of Missouri, will reach bere to-morrow to take his commissionership, and it is stated to- day that Mr. Cattell will also accept and enter atonce upon his duties. The fact that the in- terest on the four million loan comes due on the Ist cf July, and that a large portion of it isto be paid in Europe, has made it requisite for the Commusioners to organize promptly in order to save the fnanciat credit of the District and the country by paying this interest, as they are required to do by the recent act of Congress. The people of the District have every confi- dence in the now Commissioners, and will be giad to know that they have concluded to ac- cept the place. poe About “Hydrophobia, ‘The eal number of cases this season of this frightfe. malady has directed the attention Of physicians toa closer study of its nature than bas beretotcre been given. The physicians of New York have bad an opportunity in the case of Mr. Wm. MeCormick to make an autopsy that furnishes some addition to the stock of | Knowledge hitherto obtained on this subject; and the oceasion Las also served to bring out a comparison of views from leading physicians, which may prove of yet further benefit to the | public. All the doctors agree that a fatal result is inevitable where the victim has been inoculated with the virus of arabid dog. The poison from rabies must, however, penetrate the system before its most serious effects can be elicitat, and fortunately it is slow in making its way from the seat of injury to vital parts. The first thing to be done when bitten is to prevent the transmission of the virus into the system, and there is usually time to carry out measures for | this purpose. In most cases a bandage can be immediately applied above the wound, which will temporarily cbstruct the circulation. It is Probabie that sucking the wound would at once withdraw the poison; at all events, the knife of the surgeon and the cantery, it is believed, offer absolute security. This view is corroborated by the observation that in most cases of hydro-, phobia, and notably in this case of McCor- mick, the wound bas not bled freely: @ flow of blood being likely to wash away the poison. Thus, in the event of being bitten bya mad dog a handkerchief tightly bound above the wound, ot between tt and the body, my pre- vent the poison from getting inte ths circata- tion until the bitten place cam be cut ont or cautertzed. It would seem, also, that when the bite is made throngh clothing there is less dan- ger of fatal results, from the fact that the virus which is com din the saliva is arrested by the cloth and does not reach the wound. The direct way to avert th! king malady (which ts more absolately fatal thau the venom would ssem to less vagabond curs who but Uf this dog nuisance must be 1 enoagh for ths exposed atiest means of relief inept physicianof New York, Dr. John », has sent to the Health Board of that 7 ou hyurophobia contafn- nts of public interest. Tae mears of c phobia in the human sabject nov in w tmperfeet for several reasons. O relations contemplate the destruction of a larg number of vagrant dogs, whether hydrophobic or net, during the hot weather, and although this plan removes a certain number of animals Hable to the disease, it is quite temporary in its operation, and during the remainder ot the year leaves the community unguarded. [t tus Creates a false sense of security, and perhaps On that account may even be injurious. More ficient protection woald probably be afforded by some method which should be in constant and regular operation throughout the year especially if bared upon & reasonadle know- ledge of the disease and its symptoms. The principal danger of infection by hydrophobia consists in the fact that people in general do not krow a mad dog when they see one. If they could do so, they would be in no danger, e are But in point of fact they mistake other affec- | tions, which are comparatively harmless, for | bydrophobia, but the disease itself they do not | recognize. The popular diagnosis of hydropho- bia rests mainly on three erroneous ideas, viz: first, that a mad dog is to be met with only in hot weather; second, that he is afraid of water nd thirdly, that he is fro- cious and aggressive. No one of these state- ments is true. Abundant experience, dertved from carefally collected statistics, has shown that hydrophobia in the dog occurs at least as frequently in the winter and spring as in the summer. The rabid dog is not afraid of water, and will frequently drink when he has the op- portunity; and he is by no means always aggres- sive or violevt in the early stages of the disease. ‘The consequence of this error is that if people see & dog. in cool weather, willing to drink, and not particularly ferocious in his msaner, they are not afraid to approach or handie him; and yet he may be cspabie of inflicting a fatal wound, oreven of commuuicating the disease by licking an abraded spot on the hand of his master. Another frequent and serious mistake is this, As soon a5 a vagrant dog has bitten any one the first impulse of the bystanders is to kill him. But when this has been done, the only possble means of knowing whether the animal were real- Jy mad is lost, aud several months must elapse before the person injured can be relieved of anxiety from this source. It is evident that such | a dog should never be killed at once, but should | be secured and kept under observation for a few days, till bis symptoms are fally de- veloped. In the largs majority of cases it ‘wouid turn out that the disease was not hydro. phobia. Dr. Dalton suggest that a few concicedirec- tions, giving the most important early symp- Jrophobia ia the dog, and kept posted onspicuous place im each police sta. tion, would enable po! considerable certainty all suspicions cases; and With their cooperation might serve to remove much of the danger which nowexists. These directions need pot include 3 complete scientific description of the malady, but only its main features in the incipient form of the disease, with the proper precautions to be adopted. Such a placard as the following would probably answer the purpose : Directions for the Prevention of Hy@ropholia. 1. A dog that is sick, from any cause, -bould eo treated carefully unl nis re- se A dog that is sick and restiess is anoject of suspicion. ‘This is the earilest peculiar symp ef ay ee A dog that 1s sick and restless, and has a ver “lunar caustic.” i Le stick of shouid be sharpensd & pencil folnt, introdaced q tem of the wound, Pb every part of Ge wei @urings watil it ishing the frequency of bydro~ | (* manictpal | men to recogaiz> with | ycanterized and insendble. This | e virus by which the disease would be c mmunicated. The police force, once familiar with there roles, might be empowered to take and transfer toaplace of security any animal presenting suspicions symptoms. To complete the efficien- eyofthe plan, such a place of detention for dogs might be established under the authority of the Board of Health to be supervised by a mecical or yeteripary officer, who should see | te the proper treatment of the animals placed in confinement, and determine the time when they could be safely returned to their owners. oat If some shrewd trader in New Yerk happens to bave a corner in marking-pots and brushes be will make a good thing oat of it. Col. Drake | De Kay is going to farnish his three-pound sig- nature to the people of that city in the capacity | Of Assistant Comptroller, to which office he has recently been appointed. see. Kate Field ennounces her determination to go upon the stage, as an actress, ying : I go in self-defence, as a purely sedentary career is killing me. I can’t get exercise enough, and my doctor says I must have it.” Strange she never thought of taking in washing, or hiring xt asa nurse girl. oe The independent papers of New York are laboring just now, editerially and communica- tionally, to show that Phelps Dodge & Qo. are So one | CLEARING OUT EVERY GARMENT NOTIOE. “AMEN.” ‘TIS NOW SETTLED. WE ARE CLEARING AND CLOSING OUT. WE ARE PUSHING AND FOR@ING. WE ARE RUSHING AND DRIVING NOTHING IN RESERVATION. OF + Ap aoe aseiscien, Deo duaean OUR LARGE STOCK cn og ells or stands in tbe Norih- OF Bs owe contee Ccomicten, Summer Clothing. Da; meut Is required, as no exten: if Ct ol time will be granted, and ail stands or atails that are noc paid tor by the Lt of JULY will be cousil- ered vacant, and he reated to otners. By order of the Commissioners. SIDSEY McFARLAND, Ma kot Mast S7- The market will be open all day sud ‘at on FRIDAY, 34 of July, iustead uf Bat COME AND SEE! COM EARLY! come Now!!| real estate, cc. out of the eart “cA ‘JAMES, Cashier. t BUY AT ONCE! »WESUEY CHAPEL SApeaTH SOHOOL j PION DUBSION, on TUESDAY, Bh, te the ‘Weshington Grove Gamp-meeting Grourds. Ampie arrangements for the pleasure and comfort of a'l whe attend. Croquet, Patent Swings, Base Ball, Qroite and other Games. Befreshaeats u are, ‘oder 15 Fears, 2) ie cfficers’ ead terchers of the arren Choate & Co.'s bookstore 941 Penusylvania avenus Cara leave the Balti: more aud Ohio railtuad depot at 9 3 m, precisely, Returning, leave the grocnds at 6:30 p.m, jez7-2° PEOIaL TAX NOTICE. COLLECTOR’s OFFICE, DistRict oF CoLumpia, ASHING TON, Jane 27, cos hereby given that this’: ‘Mico will be Open Pen coy, f om MONDAY, the 29:h fostavt, until ara including Joly l-from 9 8. m,to 8p m.,to . FOR ONLY §12.00 . FOR ONLY @14.00 ‘OR ONLY $15.00 COME AND BE SATISFIED. | altord an opp ity to ayers to avail them. ° selves of the abatement ed on taxes to that \e. Afier July 1 tex-lien certificates will bs ismed upon ail real estate npon which the taxes have not been paid, bearing interest at the rate of tou per cent perauuar, Property cpon which taxes aredne forthe years 182 and 1873is tiabie to De advertised and sold any time after Juty 1, 1874, at the option of the holder “4 the te a iiss ier or gg ofthe Leg ive Assembi: TOT #4 ane 25, 5 WIS OLEPGANE, iz 4t Collector of ‘Pune! yf Disivice of Columbia. NOTICE—The public are ad formed that t! sNORTHEL MaukeT, corper of 7th and Ost © pen, as usaal, co MONDs YS, WHUSESDATS) 1 FRIDAYS, aod SATURDAY EVENING! Buy! Buy!! HABLE BROTHERS, MERCHANT TAILORS @ FINE CLOTHIERS je tr Corner 7th and D streets N. W. SECOND AND LAST GRAND GIFT CONCERT iD, _se28 3 Lsisasietales My IN AID OF THE SSyErtER Prue ss Seti Masonic Relief Association be Poot CATCBDAY, 27th im tant, at 5 Spey ecial Convocation w tbe b hold hinwant,at § o yore OnN EDWIN wasg * [ehron.Bep} Secretary. fick iu De eon aay, OF te! Gsk- Wan MAreRCAN Saving K, corter 7th and F inn Peat Butiiings: —The fe b rem — vidend of interest to depos- DN: 0 NOBFOLK, VA. THURSDAY, September 3, 1874. ‘This entorprise is conduoted by the LIF AssociaT Macsoxte Br- Nouro.s,Va, under au thority of the Virgiois Legisiature (act passed pasazle on oe ene ee March 8.b, 1873), for the pucpov of ralstug fase to ah on h have been on deposit ior | © smplete the Masonic T. mple now in course of exction in Nerfotk $0 000 TICKETS—%.000 CASH GIFTS. $250,000 TO BE BE GIVEN AWAY. ANEW FRATUER, TO WIT:—A Gift is teed to one vtem Con Gary Bot called calendar month aed to al yard bear interest | terest ‘at five rr peraneum. Interest is always ect puted aad a! dcr ach ee ee s Preside: | _€. 8. PRENTIES, ae i; pore IMPORTAN F, SRS) 1 CWING STATE, Sep. OOUNTY TAXES } FS Put non GEORGE'S COUNTY, en e Gunran- | usive Numoers. oe OF GIFT: pone he prene. Cash Gitt of. $20,090 | Rudersig ed Ti ty Taxes for Prix = George’s County will | Messis Jackro: pos oe Na Co.", Pn: . bum, cpporite the at Hotel, Washington, De (ee BoNDAY and TURSDAT. June 23 and | w.1s"4, for the accommodation cf pergons residing in Wesbigten, or adjacent thereto, who owe taxes @ county yard izing them an ‘eppersaaity, of # the disconn! a! p4 aid on that mB ine co'lection of wae due on the Hm tinge Cus lots ae 73 will beet No 330 © Grand Coch Gift of fre Graud Gash Gf of Gifts } nue. bis Hall, on the 9th and 30.h of duo, tar ‘Ges: | — ers of lets who have not pal thelr taxes for 1873 | 60C 0 Cash Gifts, agerevating... may =v » farther expense by,calling on him. Wbole Fickets, $10; Ei Tressur T ckete, ™ NO IBD IVADUAL BENEFITS. This Concert is strictly for MASONTO purp nes, bud wil! be conducted with the same Hborality. hon esty, and fairness which character!za4 the first en- terprise. JOHN b, BOPER, Pres’. For Tickets one Gireolare givin giv: fell information, ress, Secretary "Masonic Bellet Associations Norte ana Pat boat BANK, ame INGTON, D.C. 12, 1874. _ rate bank from and TivEe BEE CENT. PER ANNUM, 8rd afl money on cepesit up to March Ist, will draw SIX PER CEET. PER ANNUM, anti! Joly Ist, after which period the interest jw aes = | ENT, PER ANNUM, Agents Wanted Everywhere. 3e30 extn echereise ramet ‘0 THE Serres OF DISTRIC: | eaiuiereat a al cane fa Computed and allowed for | J" Or COLUMBIA iad Jauld-cot jy? __W. STICKNEY, President, | ‘The undersigned effera his servicos to such of hi SPECIAL ISSTGUOTION IN PENMAN: | fellow-citizons tu the District of Golambia as may pe r=} be te: desire to avail themselves of them, as attorney for the prosecution of claims before the Auditing Oom- tfesion provided for by the act of Congress abol- Aching the late form of government in th's District. Olaims for the refundirg of the Sewerage Tax, as ‘Well as those of evcry nature aud character against the District goverument, will receive bis prompt thay at the Husinees. Ouiltees eecer thet mon: ¢ Rusinces corver “Also, PEIVATE LESSONS, during these jel-tf woe EGO, DES pase ROCK EENTUCKY BLUE 08 LICK WATERS. ASfoltguprty jot attention. BIOHARD WALLACH, MILEUSN'S 4 intuat L uae DEPOT, | _j+29-1m Office No, 456 Louisiana avenue. b be? mayls tr wr ye Bear Wilard. re $65,000 WoRTA Fe (| Ss Corner sth and D streets. ae ‘The rooms are open from 9 . m. to 10 p. m., with freo reatiug rooms; all the Dailios and moe: lusport FINE GAITERS AND SLIPPERS, ar BEDUCED PRICES. ‘The beet 50 cept SLIPPEES, and $1.85 GAITERS inthe city, at L. HEILBROUNA'S, 4U2 SEVENTH BTBEKT, Je8t-6t 21 door from D, northwest. «SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT TAX&S SHOULD BE SETTLED WITHOUT DELAY ‘The act of Congress providing a new form of gov- erpment dces not relieve property-owners from the Ben of improvement tax. The bonds receiva- yinent of improvement taxes are rapidly for investment, and thos~ who de- adisconnt upon their bills should cal ant Msgazines, paLSircuaties Library, containing all classes of *. Daily Meetings at 19:15,6 and 9 maylé-tr 1 CT AT FRInE COST TO BEDUCE stock prior to rem: . SMITH OUP ret turthwest. EaEaT SEWER TAX REFUNDED —?P.r- nous wro Fave paid the «lore tax can have the same refund d by leaving their bills Oo. TRU “SSDELL, s089-Im. 606 7th street opposite Patent o:mtice. BEForp WATER. BEDFORD WATER. Fresh from the spring. For sale by the gallon. Se ee ee, BORON RELL, | s628- Sa 1332 F street. st once upon gE cree Por stn oh y stizchi DICKSON & PATTERSO! Cream and awa Sorisnicr, used by sttec! hose, Window Screams, Wire Goth. f | 3 ae cling and yyanah STOCK BROT GRANGE EGERTON TS 4ND arkota, ree, Oil Sores, Flatin rans ail erouse 4B Warts’ 0 aq Oficcs— GES Ith street, ovp. U. 8. Sree: | y vs ABE ‘OLogiNe 0 our OUR STOCK OF CLOTHING AND FUBIBAING GOUDS iva StTREsT. ita StReer FOR CASH IN THE FOLLOWING GOODS, | aT New No. = BARGALNS {pun Ee. 486 GEE. RGAINS. Now fa the time to buy goods at cheap rates, minst be sold in the next 80 days. bid They | MARKRITER’S, | SY HOLMEAD & Co. No, 439 SEVENTA STREET, $16 Brvenqu Sraeer. Bet. D and K ats., § doors above Odd Feliows’ Hall, FRUIT JARS, . PAPER HANGINGS. Fine Gilt and Bilver Papers, new and stylish de- signa: Plata Papers to sf with gilt rod oF fipishirg plain, ‘woods and merblee, “Also, s full line of Ginza a and low priced Papers, embracing new shades in bi bas lend pearl and JELLY GLASSES, PRESERVE JARS, FLY OOVE33, brewer's blus; novelties in cena pn 5 giitsat aud daiciines's Soa tit wae net ot ent with a ful of Bile Bascisees si her sipice of ‘Fratuce TAN DARD SPRING LEAF TEA, IC to) ice wemakelste shades, ae nae “pcan dob ore rads of aie, rent 50 cents a Pound, rered and’ Wi re Centre Pic- Guaranteed free from adulteration. BOMOS. So. ? Haa the flavcr of choice Green Tea. ponecticn of choice a It is San Bried and not Colorea, to accumulate, those neediz N. W. BURCHELL, where Wee 089 6 1334 F street, fiyenitea ——_—+______—_ ne. FOURTH OF JULY ee IN PRICES HEADQUARTERS. CARPETS, OTLCLOTH FIRE-WOBKS, <m Of all descriptions —e Sharrixa, ROMAN CANDLES, ROCKETS ‘Row is your chance to buy cheaper than ever TRIANGLE’, - ©, 0. D. CARPET HOUSE, jett-1m Between land i nortiesst. Postrace. FLaGs, WHOLBSALE AND RETAIL, Eeucwberene at rrenr, a before purchas- ing cisew bere. edo. OB. BU biusriets tor BiveeWonks, WANTS. TED—A Good AN, that und War a Gcovat Parkinson Houses Tet ya a Barat DOUBLE GOUSE nt OF 2 ‘Address Y. cme seals 1” honest man. eat need T319 t Streats corner 154 and B. Warnes BOY tomake himasif sata a ye More. Apply at 320 6h street, near D north » Wire M4 Gravt Place corthwest, » eyed who understands = honsew: wore het can come well recommerded. _je29-2 ‘Wastip- ehoran eben! by 3 fire g ines 600% ir to travel, Wi wane ake Quoreeit genet] a at unis make fnerseit ‘Der: Pepneylvenia Sreuwes fecond mye — WANTED Todustriog wa se GIBL to Nurse; one tha ds sewin, aderst og red Eeueenoe uired ; " 142: Yon io epue, on Poe WN, ct good addre-s,to of rare Beauty :34 salary clinton ats May 7 But jing, Oorner 7.h a TANTBD—A Perso take car Z Two Litle BOE snd SEW on WHEELEY & Wit MACHINE. at No. 3 Brodaerd scree Ger getowa, ANTED—A White tor pei to do bousew 9k Call ai 729 7h strew 2627-31" Waren first-class LAI ca ESE; one that cat game, well recom mend<d; no other n (ON HOTEL, Goorzetown, je27-2t™ K raNTEO—e heuework {0 a privuts family, Qall at No. 44 Tstreer =e ast jet7-33 219 Pennsylvania ay nue, a W oh ah 10 do general housewor washicg or irepty pe Wi ee A competent GIRL, housemaid and olor d prefernmd, ‘A good white GIRL to doseacrat | FOR RENT AND SALE. COB BENT—HOUSS, containing five rooms; “No, 1312 Iith strest northwest. 3029 S* “ '—Furnisbed HOUSE, §55; six rooms Bhs ticroom, deat etree Oo Sows 3 Fos BEN? Lege. sity BvOME, 943 as seats corner ot Jenner F = Se under aaa oe Ts ingaire to we office. Sena 405 iitn street souib- res for wale. Satisfactory reasons given for eclling out. Tnquize om promises, Joa 3° POE BENT, Funioet sarge sccond floor. Gall ater 3.0 mont sver ‘be, corner of Tstrect 7OR eo Ey street, one of the best ict. Apply to 514 18th sireet northwest. 2629-30 FOE RENT A nicely furolshed FRONT BOOM, B aire bis fet . Tady of gentiemsn., ‘Lagat Ingutro af F% Sh most desirable IDENCK, No. oe gy sand all ni orn wement jon given at Louisiana aveune 3039-31 of | deriral {OR BA. E—A ist number Fdsrnt nd. LOTS tn all parts of the city f coer OP HS 5 SWHET. 511 71h stroct. 329-hn (OR EENT—Unfurnhed BOOM! pealthy (ss say io the eit? nor ‘windows, bath. not ‘and esld water ttre: t,coruer Messachusetts sven OB BERT-SECOND fe at With four te “a Fecms, in houss co-ner 7! 2701 northsest ieRer in the i x" . 1910 e > is 3, i Kip te ‘arp Dath-rcom, with 3S astrost rorthsast, yoa9 at Rae RENT—& WEAME HUUSS with five rocms on New York avenus, betwoen 4ch and NTED_OCOUPANTS fr nished Front Bi ls first-cinas BOARD Also Hall Room. WV ASTED—A SEAMETRESS woo cw Woheeler & Wileou Machine, aud underatants makfr¢ Children’s clothes, Also’ @ reli bbe Maus WOMAN to do general housework. Mr VEN’S, Lorx Box 122, Washingt WwW "ANTED—To Bevt, at 393 Tpaian two large and one small ROO: rented separately or together. house b furnished; frouting north and south; Hightfal r ‘Terme moderate, | WanzsD A good COOK, WASHER and LBONER; also a GIRL, 14 or 15 years old. to nurse and assist in doing chamberwork. References required. 'To competent persons good Wages will be Beid. AFDiy at NO. SO [stroct, near Bt. Alozsias cha: WASTED—A PLUMBER, agood Lond Worker; LO other need appl: DAN'L TARRAN, corner 6th snd F streets, Washington, D. C. jc2: Apply to Mrs. | tth streets, Apply after 3 o'clock at 433 New York d ares 22-3" SOR RENT—For leasent, woll-furaished Midiey JOHN 0. LEARY. BF Sootste ne keeping. convenient to three ome Mary's couury, M lines re imonth in a Btn st ras Mater, EB srese north est W. RUTHEBFOR: rooms in good losality; Nos. reet borthwest. Apply at cor aid STORE ot & $28 cud 430 6th her se Fe ALE—A sew six room FRAME HOUSE, ox and L streets northeast; balance “$25. per iaonth Price, 81.500 FOR BENT thorough furnished HONSE a modern improvements; desirable locati seesion giv in Terms moderate to a good tenn nt. ddr 5, Star office, 3239-31" por emtrais a private hoase,e Ranlyora yeaite ‘of BOOMS on first T, separately or together; aisn, fine, farge BOUM on #:cond floor; house cool and delightfully located. Bent at summer priors; 1405 I street. Fo BENT—Hacdsome furnished PABLURS, also other BOOMS, singly or en suite, st sum- mer prices, with or without board; hong bag south front and ‘all modcrn improvemsnts; No. 509 E atreet. cr) oe Fo RENT—Two large, airy ROOM! uitable fur two persons; hot and cold water, and every convenience; eastern, western aud southern expo- sure; is just beyond and overlooking 14th street circle; new house; small family; Now — an os - atraet. W 45TED— £2,009, fortwo years, ey ae yortgage ov ‘dved property iu Ali gouges wart Bs (a0: will pay 18 par cout 5.10, Bes No. 1540 ith street northwest. jd 6" V ai oes hire, for a short time, a light OSHBIAGE, capable of accommnda TecDs Address, statlog terms per were +. Star Office. V ANTRD—Tamodintaly—Families or person in ceed of fir Ber: ecription, ma! tocal Ateneo. Serv: ret of waces * nrexa Bmploy mest Once, 3&0. BUTLER, 915 ¥ to Street; between 9.h ead 10th. 1 ete ws STRD—ALL PERSOBS TO KNOW that they cau rent Bowing Machioes ef wil kites rent payable in advan D. BK. APPLE'S Bales- Fooms, 1010 F etrect northwest. 23-62" Was Peis to kaow that THOBN’S INF ALLIS TMENT cares Br; elas, Sercfula, Piles, Barbor’a Itch, Se and #1! Eruptions of theskin. Price, 8 conts, For sale by all druggists; also at ¥06 D stroet sonth- west, y19-1y WV ASTER Second-hand FURNITUGE ‘CLUTHES; second-hand OLOTHIN' je2d-la BOOTS and SUCES. Wil pay the higncat ‘cash prices. Oraers promptly attended to by mail, A SOLMAN & CO., No, 956, corner 10th Penur; ivanis avebu WANTRD—Ever cae (to now thet ‘they oan purchase very cheap for cash, att can 4 ro jchive Akoney PRY GOODS, HOSIERY Sewir 8; tho, Brauch of Beworest’s Pat- Peuasylrauia De me. J. W. SPICER, Axont. J FFT HOME. about four weeks ago, JOHN 4 LYDON, & white b Any infor- uation will Be thank: bis father, JCHN LYDON, Nowias 3939 3 FOR SANT BARE OPPORTUNITY STORE and FIX TUBES, wi 2@ BOOMS, suitable for housekeeping; 1s00 Teh street north: corner ¥ é street, water 4 good busi C. HAVILAND, Beal inate Agent. Fo RENT—-Th on and basement BRICK OUSE, No. street northwest, \- talntee nine large, airy — ey a bdath-ro modern conveniences, EBs, 1106 H street, est Apply AMES W. stecen Tith and Ih, morte 1839-80 brick poe KENT—iwo eee Dew, pressed. f Hi Nos. 413 USES, anve 60.23 Sed o, Post Ofhiee Departs a OB RENT—Three or ae ee 1, far- CS mage ROOMS; $28 per month; nae Foe RENT—A toriiahed front ROOM aac 729 7th sizect, betv.cen @ and H streets north- west. je-3t* oR} BKENT—From July Ist, PARLOR a BED- COM, furnished, second Yours gas, batt: room, for {wo or f os lith street a? e OB BENT bre R tm the yard. Bout @12 per mouth 1425 L street northwest, r0H BENT—A smell AOCBM in the western f the city; also, furnished ROOMS and OFFICE RUOM. Apis at 1504 It stree 3 8 come site Frouklin Berke Fo KEN '—Three Cay wht LOOMS, suitabic for oh coping; a TABLE; No, S11 porthweat FOR RENT AND SALE. '—In the Weet End furnished yd uD OOM: second and third Fmmod con house, Bo. 718 14 a! a Tovar! Tent to the War, Navy and Treasury, sacra cones taste ale 2 ny : — ‘rooms; all modern coaventences, ae ONE ce THOS. B. WAGGAMAW, 919 71h st. POR BENT—Handsomely fare second floor, em tuite or sing! 7 OR RENT— Pies in sultes or sing'e. nire ‘at the Fu Wargocum of iF ZIMMERMAN & SON Tih treet, between “D street and Louisiane bne, f Fes BRICK HOUSE, 814 D strest rorthwest, 18 Fooms, bath room, gam hot and cold water, J ainted und re aired out and im, with stab) KICK HO h and @ northwest, near Ta rogers, all proghem on ventences; a sivas. BRICK HOUSE, is 3 Sth street por hwaat, | BRICK HOU as and water; $45 1330 ‘8th street mi LJ RENT. orthwest; 249 G street northwest, 4 Kitehen, side alley. and water in yard; room HOUSE; $ CHAS. 8. SHSEVE, Je2-61" Beal Estate, 1129 7:h st northwest. RSALE—No- 750 ish atrect northwest, a three-story BRICK HOUSE, with mastic fr: fae? rome snd all mod-tn conveniences, lot 35 by | 10$ fect: $15.00. No, 1421 I street, in neighb» hood lington hutel, three-story brick, 19 roomt 5 $W.K0. No. 72% 13th stroot 9 three-story BRICK of 12 room ces, Lo! Ro. 100% H street: Gotwees loth end 1th tree pole st story BRICK, with mastic front, am EN BV ii are 7.00. THOMAS Fe ENT —To gentle and wife only two | | furnished BOO! he ea on cute; bath adj ining. Terms moderate. No, 20 5th st. southeast. je2!-7e™ BS REN T—Desirable HOUSES near street cars, piping Howard Unversity Park. Inquire of /BNSOM, Treasurer Howard University. poss A! On Tepe FOR CITY PROPERTY BM of 26 acres, with frams house, 4 easy to cultivate: situ: jles from Mu!ti- os eee of bi anfarniehed Soneting econ anafvicticas ae uisite accommodations, tite Patent Ommce. ‘“ Sab FREE Re hare sity BOOMS, st S11 G strect northwest. F%. RENT—Large airy BOOMS, = ae ‘y reasonable torms, forthe wum- street. jes 26" wor INESS CHANCES. xcmanes a re r wt cation for bitty gina itee, oF uy "her * fees at jer. ‘aderces zen Tyo" cu } ey \ROOPRY, PRODECE AnD Pao orn) *TO! iB largemelg i : Tight tm the thor pp ey et, with Sxtares and large cool eelist=. « Sb and D wrests perthe: ot | $3,000 ee ante So OR TIVE 9 on 4 —“" J ae dtr clowe proximity to the Seis eat which they are off + nent could be made, Apply to RowT a, PHILLIPS, REAL £STSTE B 6931 As FS §°OK FALE—Latiew ana Gent DINING SALOUN acd BOARDING HOUSE. "ha eG; duing @ food busiposs aud tn fint-ow'> A fers @ rar moectrnt to manage a ). HAVILAND, Bent Ls tet rare = the Sheos cieting 4 stent |e detook county. went ot Sor eed 1 or exchange for eit, : oe Thivietr, ie? 2m" Corner Nth ant Gs sireete n | $4, 00 WanzEp #6 TW years on inty Thowand Dollar's smoneliy S10 2,8 Tapitity: Ae ry a conth street. ‘Three inrge docbie HOUSES, ie prise = 38H tO BBL I00, and several Oret cine PERSONAL. M a eee WOULD RESPECTFULLY old at he fh ll cy {OB RENT—Farnishol BOOMS, eettieal rea rivate residence, farpished, and airy; situat: jocal- | Yerk avenue, between the bours of 10 @. fey, with south, cast, weet, a ard northern m_frem now <2 thi of July. ont moro spacious or delightful to be fou: ADAME FLUBENOK. thc Gisvand Gar District. Apply to 21 31 st. northwest Mas tounesustied te viata fh par prow ‘OB SALE FA ‘conteining MS acres, 1) | @nd future of you epeomaind soee cree of which ia tn thavers tue beteoss bringing the 6 parated rated together, aud, pot uxéer cultivation and in excellent order. The the sare w a a rovements consist of a lsrge Il-room FRAME ber advic: given nciversal OUSE, nesriy new,rurrounded by & beantiful | Fatietaction; wr Feared Cousuliing hor lawn, in which t ndance of large | isfaction Ona be ovnsnltead shade trees, ‘The out-bulldings consist of a goed | Parlors, 80-116 O strect northwest war? ‘The Farm is woll para, granary, ico house, & fenced: through the place, a stream of water ta in addition to two large eprings. There are several huntred fruit tress. various kinds,mearly ail young and bearing. The Farm is six miles north of Wash= ington, three-quarters of a mile from Silver Spring ton, via Slico,in Moatgomery county, Md. Tho mB fs one of the most beaatifal abd prodrictive Sections in the vicinity of Washington, and et an Pleratien of 40 feet above thecity. Alora part cf this Farm will be sold. with the tmprovoment: THEO, TOHEL, Acoat, chweet, eT ae second floor,with bah and water inthe Apply on the premises, and Ist atreots northeast. OST—On € front cf $22 Maxswchu: THIBETSBAWL A liber CY its retoru to above nuwbe Soh tngaut, in arenas blank 5 ne ae teko her away. M ORD KS, opposite the Schas 730 park. ‘OST—On the evening of Friday, Jan= dda, 4 between the Lours of 9 and 10 ot Cons 'idge to Gay sireets, or.on Gay fo Bigh wirvcts, w@ hom’y CAPE VETU. 4 libs will be paid fer iié return to Mr. J QO Nich- ‘© No. 69 Higustrect, George own, D, C. “OS1—On the evening o 48OR0CO PGCKET-BOOK, at ©, or between thi ars reward for the sams. wich are valuolers to all give tr formation as soon as pass! bie wus ‘neue can “oniee forC A.D. Se ED OR STO ig Pa cee eit Coos pecan eareen Brighiwooa, D. d Seventh street, only Ten doli- ss of the subseriber, on the 27th inst: wo COWS; one a milier, email rod horn; the other ret ease ergo at; tar mark on beth ram reward’ Return to or é: ExiG. Ko je39-3t* mB utchery Uatonera. 2 Oa Tard will be pa town! Lotao the evening of Friday Faas a, 3 a aret "Gay stre of 9 and aeons oo — irom Bridge eats OF ou Gay gressto Hig! freee hea: RAPS VEIL. A Hiberal reward i be paid Tor | its retarao to Mre. t ©. NICHOLS’ Btore, No. $9 High 1, George- town, Jem-3' BOARDING. OABDING—Persons can obtain BOARD in @ privace family, about four miles from Washing- ton; gave, minutes walk trom Highland station. 3021 B Yost. a in TON MOUSE, CO BNEB 1litu AND EK STEEETS. HANDSOME ROOMS, en suite or single, with FIRST OLA#8 BOABD. ~ 3629-60" _ A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE are or nouss delete two moderately furnished AND Bi BD, nena residence in the Sen cubsrbe cf it city, where the Inxaries of the fornia reapplied fo, ths table datin; g thelr fogionorts snd south are regaled ry 0 Bor a c south are re: 5 DY: Btar Office. > SHED FUBNISHED sig ey F Suber thhow rd. Coolend pleasant: Boutlt Bai! at 33 Lacreet stor sectty) with the moat desirable the citts Apply 1216 Fos BEN t—with or eee Doard, aa ly or en auite, rable ROOMS, lately occu Hed by Benat va tye House has modern in: bled by Benator Ociesby. ha’ @ Fiorementa. 1356 ctroct, opposizo Franklin Pueacase SOUTH FRONT ROOMS WITH is avd healthy locality. Northeast corner setts Avenue and 10ch street northwest. Fossent (4 few elegant BOO. nfornished; en-suite or singles ‘Table Board; in one of the and couventut localities, tee cars near; lage, pleasant the nee ee, ADDL iy St room 2, 603 FURNITURE, PAINTLNG, PAPER HANGINGS, aBD CURTAIN MATERIALS, HARDWOOD DOORS, MANTELS, WAINSCOTTING, &e, L. MARCOTTE & CO. UNION SQUARE, (20 East 17th St.) SEW YORK CITY. A LEWICE SEMINARY E FOR Serre rant for the opariee ts NW. yell Sw Tarnished o seit aretsctass jeasant, healthfcl in thie cltrs twollues of roads surround ‘h etreet. or ad- jell -i mally" Contes’ FrOn Prince Gostav Gon Wa, | EMT EF new BRICK MOUSE, containing —— rocms, with all modern cope vement; 4 101h street, between N and B iy at 1815 Vermont arenes. be ‘St! Fo REDNT—Jnty 7 large, well-furnished, fon h froot CH AM BER in eomall private fami- ly. Apply at No. 205 E street northwest, ae DG 3d. e27 3.° oe Bi Wourd reat the? premieres, The STORE No 1231 7th street mutable for any kind of busivers, houre if desired, Apps, on i the or REY ‘Very low, ove to four ROOMS for storage, rooming, or furnisted for honsekecp- aes athe &e, Cail from Sie to7 Euan | Fe BENT OR 84LE—HOUS! ith five rocms; also, two HOUSES, ten rec ms, wi improvements; desirable bane ya W. H. HOLLIDG: iB (AAs GE on B st ‘street, be- ‘eets northwest, contaia- ge ‘tr ‘e stalls, large carriage house, aud Inquire water. rent to @ good tenant. of WM, _| Semhsoie Tot E street 50a 6" ery SALE—TWO VIRGINIA MS. ives to sell on the line W. 0. V. M. a ytd noon from res, with com. Catlet optainieg "380 and fortatic Aweltings ‘water, orchards’ of hes and AVI iLaNDe sar country divided ad) asly in lot . Sueno! ¥ eirereaas és 2. FoARis cae SO srs g. rithteen mouths i idres ch sur FFs FF Lipa itee ete FOR — re jicaahy 437 caer x. Ww. BANKERS. L'¥'6sToN & COMPAN BANK, 10 Pine Street, New York, Organized for the business of ont Bankers, Oorporations, Individual cial in¢ucements to Oorrospo interest allowed om Caily and Town Bonds, ‘sieo ons r marketable . cour tice, wanted for sale oh comuission. G REMAN, AMERICAN ean Rt EI ae (Pederal Bui drags Jou Binz, Prest Jand-i 0. B (RESDMAN'S SAVINGS AND THRUST COMPANY BANKING HOUSB 1607 PENUSYLVANIA AVENUK. (Opposite U Treasury.) 4LL PROFITS paid to DEPOSITORE, at CINZEREST 7 pe: cout. per annum NE Doltas and cyward, _ M, SQUIRE & CO., 1466 FENNSYLVABIA AVESCE Orrosits WiLLakp’s Bova, eee ee rats Fe LAGENOR Ganutach. fine, full-sizd Addr Can. - RIAGE, bar “Seas st FS BAL! =< sea Fam LOT ia Oak Hill destrabs oy located) at a jost of the iaproven.cnto, with callarse &c. iy Ce aioay farnished froat BOOM at summer prices; 1109 F. Fastroct, | Sire between hith aud I im. as 408, F. KELLEY FP Sec iassstiusctts sventnene Uieh att some art bie, f Single oc'on suse; ot Op ag Rae ag 1 Grant Pi ing oh: 9 028-60 902 8th street northwest. | a 5 anni ues of large, airy south ‘OB RENT—A tarnished private DESL or {wo orthree rooms enly, very lo at 1229'N strect, near corner 13th —Foruished and unfarui Qoonb ncn suite or singles with or without boords “Apply after Spm. t41d Wat. news 325 3 BENT—Frame HOUSE of rix room, No. OFT inh vtrect northwest.” Apply: as Noy Bad Lath street aorthwests WT—Ovol, plonsane ROOMS At comet ricer: roar Dciels'and atret street care, with or with- out board; 408 3028-22" ENT— ae “Tarnished BOOMS a8 F or: % Brat floor, to small family at No. 012 . F an ee west. je26-3:" {OR EEN aia va: nine rooms, bot and cold woe eet, ‘ke. ” ill rent nn- til Noveuber at Boo per mouth: Apply 72s eh street nor thwest. 3¢36 Si" t RENT—Dsirable PARLOR end OHAM- BER, commumicsting, bath-room on same fleor, convenient t@ Ebbitt House and Willard’s. Terms moderate. 614 laih street northwest, je-R* eo ee are teers iar Yoth sirect northwe ENCE, "jens se TY fuauire: pert bas nine “THOS. E. Fe BENT BRICK No 1119 10th stroct, bet. ‘bud woters with ed betierscms’ and’ wane? wi ‘+ wi Closet; keys at store corner Wit and Leta. Jeae3t ects opposite BUbIKE Houser will THOS. B. WAGGAMAN, 519 7th st. furnished PARLORS Fe iota ie BEDHOOMA on Bret tod seston beth, Bc; S40, See © it a repaid Berets ret COR, MEST Furalehog ROOM. aay ici fa good me AS Sistreet nw s opposite Botan Botanical Gx Fo SALE—A haif square of GROU! = rove Saree een eee 8 gent. Inauire Sr i eniemesdimntt Fo EaaT—A weet 3625-30" O8fAH KEENE, Btar office, Feta SALE CREAP—« Bee Leer oot 00K sro vas. EE urreia he be oy gh 5 mene. J: Wa 782, uth sueet's Tort Wash- ington, D-Or at" iapeoUgEmENE ea Hoss ve SALE-The - A is eerste at Hager EY. at Brighiword Park eas jett-lw Fi cA et SaLE-s rge number of Family Bee sud SPRING: 4 EE ADRES ee taken in oe preening 86 Bridge strect, yen des ly 0. BEctmrU eas, BAGILY PURO fi alk to the street cars, HIRTY HANDSOME LOTS SION OF in saben SUBDIVI WOODLEY PARE ue dsc itera Hraesaoe egies nc i, Ot 6 per a REAL ESIATE io aan 2pld-m.w.f.3m cata, Hg iJ ‘the DEVLIN & ©O’S SPRING STYLE BOW BEADY aT 1106 F STRER®,. American Yoke Shirt MADE TO MEASUEB am WABRANTED TO FI PRICES REDUCED! * PROFESSIONAL. a o INF Al Dwar BUTERY ont eet es rotaendnd Meco aie § Sin Dr Monn Pore aa oe ih py nh f Geoncn Paris: — BEB. 4. SaeTERES ate « Dat was ase itt > Orric! jo. 4 toon Con! sy, aaa Will practice OTe etrict of Co- in the Court Fee sod intne HOMEOPATHIST. and consniting roome Ni eth ad Pee ey rg Hep é a0 Souvrrss & BAKEMAS, 73 SPECIMEN ROOM 710 E stroct uorthwom. INGTO! _yand-ly 7 op oye oe east side. PURE SODA WATER in STEEL FOUNTAINS. HANBURY SMITHS MINERAL WATERS I~ STEEL FOUNTAINS, SUPERIOZ SYRUPS FROM FRUIT JUICES